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Mike Di Marco, t,hro, Kevin Mendoza, City Editor Mary Green, Vcws Editor Maujaret Connor, News Editor Dana Parrigan, i irum Editor Ent Rice, ,out Editor Yoriko Nogucli, Assoc. Layout Editor Pubhshed for the University Michael Vail, Advertising Manage, and the University Community Rosemary Decker, Retail Manager by the Department of Journalism Bead Tents, .lucroon Manager md Mass Communications Diane Bonagura, Special Sections Manager Since 1934 It's time to stop passing the buck To those students who say no one listens to them: with students before making a decision. BLOW IT OUT YOUR EARS! The trustees also quizzed Schneider about the pro- Who wants student input? posed REC Center and aquatics facility. They asked him The adminstration. The California State University what he thought about the proposal and whether it was Board of Trustees. Even fellow students. supported by the students. Of course, because he favored Fellow students recently asked for their peers' views the program, he told them that the support was there for by soliciting votes to get elected to the Associated Stu- funding this $20.9 million project. Based largely on this dents Board of Directors. expressed willingness to pay for the project, the trustees The adminstration recently demonstrated its will- agreed to increase SJSU students' Student Union fees ingness to listen to students when it decided how to divide from $39 to $58. When only 3,052 students vote in a student elction, as was the case in the general election last week, why should the remaining 21,948 students complain? They had their chance to elect student leaders who are given a chance to address issues before the administration and the trustees. Those students who don't like having to pay for the REC Center and didn't participate in the election process have J.G. no one to blame but themselves. There is still time for students who oppose or favor Griswold having to pay $3 to a non-university orgaization to get in- volved. The trustees and student leaders are willing to lis- ten. In addition, students who ’,740141Ea.egeb want to be heard by poli- 4.1.04.614/.0511, Far cymakers can make themselves heard. They can write the Instructionally Related Activities monies toll student letters. They can talk to their student leaders. They can -7'HE PEACEKEEPER. programs. Four students sat on the committee which de- even run for office. cided how $279,256 was to be allocated. There were two The solution to solving problems isn't sitting on your administrators and two faculty members on that commit- duff, expecting others to placate your needs. Problems tee who listened intently to the concerns expressed by are solved by taking action, grabbing the bull by the Letters to the Editor Against the Grain these students about how to use the money. The commit- horns. tee's decision partly reflected what those four students There's no guarantee that those active in the decision thought was the best way to use the IRA dollars. process will get their way. However, there is a guarantee Women march against violence The trustees demonstrated at their March meeting a that those who do get involved get heard. Editor: willingness to listen when they were deliberating whether When all points are heard, policymakers have a After reading the letters in your response column on to allow CalPIRG, a non-university consumer interest chance to formulate intelligent resolutions to problems. the "Take Back the Night March," we find it a necessity group, to collect $3 from every SJSU student. SJSU stu- Without hearing all sides, the policymakers may make to educate the writers of those letters and the student dent Erin O'Doherty presented the reasons for supporting decisions based on biased information or even worse, community as to the purpose of the march and the sub- the fee collection while A.S. President Michael Schneider with no information. sequent protest held by a small, but dedicated group of Dana presented a case against it. The trustees listen to the pre- The buck stops with the 25,000 students attending persons at a "7-11" later that same evening. sentations and then indicated that they are willing to work SJSU If they don't care who will' Public demonstration and non-violent civil disobedi- Perrigan ence have historical roots in our nation. And we can as- sure you that the grass roots movement to gain our rights will not stop. As Susan B. Anthony said during the height SJSU hosts Jackson-Richie gig of the suffrage movement, "there will never be another of silence until women have the same rights as Something exciting happened on campus during the man when we need a certain call." Composers Jackson season Return to Oz break, a secret project. Yet, the news leaked out and our and Richie changed"man" to "time" and everyone was men on this green earth." Spartan Daily reporter was on place when Lionel Richie The march was held as a way of demonstrating our happy. commitment to topping the rising tide of violence against WIZARD OF Oz leaned back in the and Michael Jackson pulled their limousines into the The evening's creative process continued with the so- THE or by the mil- chair, put his feet up on the desk and lit a SJSU parking lot and paid the 50 cent fee. loists taking turns at the microphone without any sense of women, whether by rapists and batterers, and glo- stogie. He let out a sigh. It had been another - - Security was tight outside the Student Union. The star ego, except for a United Students Party member who lion-dollar corporations which promote, condone violence against women in por- tough day dispensing wisdom and magic toy - ' Ballroom was transformed into a studio. One by one the had to be told to remain in line. Associated Students Pres- rify psychic and physical together as multitude of troubled Munchkins. leading people began arriving. Spartan Shope. the non- ident Michael Schneider was present, raising funds for his nography. On that night we marched world have and will continue Just as he started to leaf through a series of profit organization, had donated donuts for everybody. national lobbying trips. This would give him the opportu- women in cities all over the will not participate in our travel brochures, the intercom buzzed. Banners, provided by a political party, hung all over the nity to choose whomever he wants to accompany him as to march to proc:aim that we Some of us "What is it, Albert?" place, stating. "US for SJSU." student representative. own victimization through our silence. each individ- "Sorry to disturb you, Chief, but there are Producer Erin O'Doherty. newly elected Associated Another soloist, Wiggsy Sivertsen, faculty adviser to marched in anger, some in grief. Whatever was that some late arrivals here to see you." the Gay and Lesbian Alliance, was there to make sure ual participants' reason, the unifying theme We will The Wizard blew a donut-sized smoke ring and part of the proceeds will be set aside in case Fullerton has VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN MUST STOP. will be watched it waft across the room. to go to court. The university has to take the action the continue to protest until our goal is achieved. We heard. "I think you'll want to see them, Chief. They campus homosexual community wants taken against the Jacqui Kaufman say they've come all the way from the United ROTC programs, Sivertsen said, or else Fullerton will Senior States two men and a woman with a stuffed dog. find herself in court. A student, tired of having to find Political Science The woman with the stuffed dog says she knows pages torn from encyclopedias and magazines in the li- Christine brary, requested funding to take action against it. Maybe plain-clothed ROTC members could sneak around the Facts wrong in abortion story "What's her name?" Frankendal shelves, he suggested. Editor: "Dorothy." A campus "preacher" rolled up his sleeves and told I noticed a line in Eric Rice's article of March 5 on The Wizard got up from his desk, walked over everybody they would burn in hell because they were lust- abortion which I have seen in print several times in recent to a wall and peered at a photograph. The photo ful, sinful wicked whores. He was cooled off when former months. He stated that in 1973 the Supreme Court ruled in featured a young girl in braids holding a small A.S. President Kathy Cordova, insulted by his comments, Roe vs. Wade that abortions could legally be performed dog. Behind her stood Scarecrow. Tin-man and Students President, grabbed the microphone for a pep threw a cup full of soda at the "Bro." Then someone got a up to the third month of pregnancy. This statement, I be- Lion. talk. She spoke about the financial cuts and how this his- brilliant idea and asked for funding for some "real" cam- lieve, is a blatant attempt to focus attention on the early "Send them in, Albert." torical event, a landmark, would raise money for all kinds pus entertainment, especially if the university hour pro- abortions in this country when, in fact, the 1973 decision The woman, cradling a small black furry of projects at SJSU neglected in the budget process. Like, posal passes. legalized abortions through the entire nine months of pre- object in her arms, walked in first, followed by a gnancy throughout the United States. where is Fullerton going to get money to pay for the skate- "Don't worry about it," a student said. tall handsome man in his seventies flashing a "We'll have I have a vested interest in understanding that this is board she needs in order to attend all nine graduation cer- the Rec Center. It caused SJSU students to be the winning smile. Behind him was a smaller man, only stu- so, because our organization is currently supporting, at a emonies? It's a long way, baby, between the Center for dents in the California University System to younger, with a serious expression on his face. have their cost of several thousand dollars, a lawsuit to stop Medi- Performing Arts and the Municipal Stadium. fees increased next year, but I'm sure we need it. It Cal funding of abortions that take place after 20 weeks of The woman, who looked to be in her mid- "We're really excited." O'Doherty said. passed by 111 votes in the advisory poll last fall. "It's some- It would pregnancy (five months), and it is estimated that there fifties, spoke first. thing SJSU has never seen before. We expect to raise lots be nice to have the campus CalPIRG chapter 5,200 stu- were some 2,000 cases like this in 1983 in the state of Cali- "Oh, I knew you'd see us, Mr. Wizarddo you of bucks with this smash single. It will race up the record dents signed a petition for, too." fornia. remember me?" charts, be played on radio stations all over the Bay Emotions ran high when the songfest closed. Area. Some of Actually, this statement begins to break down in Mr. "Yes, Dorothy. It's been a long time. How are Sales will go beyond anyone's wildest dreams. We might the participants left the studio with tears in their eyes. A Rice's own article as he later discusses abortion being you?" even make an album . . ." few were left in the control room listening to the playback of the chorus jeopardized by the survival of premature babies as early "Things are terrible, Mr. Wizard, just The recording session began with the 45 refrain: performers as 24 weeks. These types of mixed conceptions are what terrible. The bank foreclosed on Uncle and Auntie listening to the pre-recorded instrumental tape "We from the are the what? We are the chosen. We are the have allowed our country to fall into a state of affairs that Em's farm last year. Now we're all living on Spartan Marching Band. There was some ones who problem in the spend your fees. So keep on giving." now jeopardizes the lives of some one-and-a-half million welfare in Topeka." beginning as a member from the Women's Center began "Remember," O'Doherty ended, "in the years to unborn children every year. Dorothy placed the stiff furry object on the ripping copies of the text apart. Our photographer was come, when your children ask, 'What did mommy and John E. Stoos Wizard's desk. alert and captured the event. The feminist was protesting daddy do for SJSU?' you can proudly say this was your Western Regional Director the sexual statement in the first line: "There comes a contribution." America ti Lir(' LObbV. Inc. "Poor Toto starved to death after the 'Meals on Wheels' program was cancelled, but I knew you'd want to see him anyway maybe you can use him as a paperweight." Letter "And who are your friends, Dorothy?" "This is Ronald Reagan, our president," she said, indicating the handsome man with the policy winning smile.

HE MADE up his budget. The Daily encourages AFTER cuttingimportant social programs at readers to write letters. Your 6 6 the expense of a paranoid defense response to any topic of in- budget, we realized he didn't have a heart." terest is welcome. "And him?" the Wizard said, pointing his All letters must bear cigar at the man hiding behind the president. the writer's name, signa- "That's Mr. Bennett, our secretary of ture, major, phone number education," said Dorothy. "We discovered after he made his assessment of students this and class standing. The year he didn't have a mind. phone number will not be "I told them how you once helped me with a printed. similar problem long ago. Will you help us, Mr. Letters can be deliv- Wizard?" ered to the Daily, upstairs in The Wizard blew another smoke ring and watched it sail slowly up to the ceiling. Dwight Bentel Hall, or at the "I'm sorry, Dorothy. I can only make one information center on the dispensation to a customer. Your president he first floor of the Student was a second-rate thespian making movies with Union. The Spartan Daily re- chimpanzees at the time came to see me once serves the right to edit let- before. "He wanted me to give him a ters for libel and length winning smile, rosy cheeks and a permanently black head of hair The viewpoints ex- He said he wanted to go into politics. He said that pressed in opinion pieces in politics like the movie industry style was and cartoons are those of more important than substance. the authors. "It looks like he was right." lv Spartan Daily/April 11,1985 IP'snquars Page Jewish community 'dares not to forget' Yom Hashoah event Religious studies professor teaches history of anti-Judaic feelings

Hy Paul Ruffner from Judaism film narrarated by Orson Welles, reminds Americans Daily stall writer "Christianity is very closely "places the Holocaust in the con- Dr. Glenn Earley, inter-reli- related to Judaism so the Holo- text of European-German history of Holocaust tragedy gious coordinator for The National caust issue is important to Chris- and the persecution of the Jews." Conference of Christians and Jews tians," Earley said. he said. By Paul Huffnei Marlene Burak, director of specializes in helping "to promote The National Conference of Daily staff write, Mlle!, said since 1959, Yom Hashoah human relations and combat rac- Christians and Jews wat founded has been an annual event for Jews ism and prejudice. in 1928 by a Christian and a Jew 'Christianity is very Hashoah holds a special yom but this is only the third year it has Earley, a part-time professor but deals with more than just is- meaning for Jews. It is a day related to been celebrated at SJSU. at SJSU and Santa Clara Univer- sues concerning these two faiths, closely of remembrance of the According to Burak, the purpose sity tries to meet this goal by tea- he said. According to Earley, the Holocaust, its survivors Judaism so the and its the Holocaust victims. of the day is "that we shall not ching courses on organization was started in re- forget" about the Holocaust. and visiting high schools and sponse to the Jewish, Catholic and Holocaust issue is But Marlene Burak, director of "The farther we get away from group meetings in the South Bay black prejudices of the 1920s. to the campus Jewish organization, the actual event, the more we have to to tell them about the Holocaust Earley received his Ph.D in important Hillel, said the Holocaust is a tragedy keep telling the story so people don't and other tragedies caused by religious studies at Temple Uni- Christians.' which should be remembered by forget," she said. prejudice. versity in Philadelphia. more than just the Jewish Burak said she is one of the few Monday at noon in the Student "As a Protestant, I was inter- Earley community. Jews she knows that does not have Union Guadalupe Room, ested in Judaism's relation to Dr. Glenn Earley relatives who were involved in the will help lead a discussion about said. "I did a Christianity," he expert Holocaust and introduce a Holocaust "Ten million people died in the Holocaust. the two-year study in Germany, then film, "Genocide," which will be of my Holocaust and four million were not For Hillel member Leslie took this position because shown during the event sponsored experi- film for his Jews," Burak said. "I think it is Heller's family and many other Christian background and Earley uses the by Hillel. said it Important that people know that." Jews, Yom Hashoah is a day of ence with German history." classroom discussions and Earley said the Holocaust was purpose of the Hillel will remember the events mourning. Earley said the is "comprehensive, powerful and Heller, an accounting junior, not just a specific Jewish tragedy annual commemoration of the Ho- accurate." spends part of the day with her but an event with world implica- locaust is "to alert people about ap- family and friends and lights a tions because of the use of geno- "development in Germany of the the possibility of repetition and Earley is also scheduled to

candle called a "yahrzite" to "learn cide. Holocaust history and the history how to prevent it from happening pear at 7 p.m. Monday at Santa Holo- from the past and not repeat it." In his college classes, Earley of anti-Judaism." He also teaches again." Clara University for another She said everytime she hears said he teaches students about the about the origins of Christianity "Genocide," an HO-minute caust commemoration. about the events of the Holocaust, she is amazed by how it could have "He saw people dying right and left." long celebration commemorating the university there learning the Hebrew there who was also a survivor and happened. He left the camp in 1942 when the Holocaust, she said. language and Israeli history. they had a child. He was sent to San for "Americans liberated them," Heller Jose and established in a temporary is, at "The Holocaust is not just "My personal reaction said. "They had speakers and a home. The relocation organization the dead times I'm very upset," Heller said. computers to help people find others Jewish thing." she said. "It can gave them an apartment, paid the

"I've got a lot of mixed feelings." "Some of the freed prisoners who were missing," Portman said. happen again whenever one race rent for awhile, and gave him a and the living went to Israel but my father was stipend." we must bear Heller has no direct aunts, uncles lucky enough to come to America," decides another is preferred. It was or cousins. They either disappeared something going on for a she said. number of Boxman said the couple still have or perished in the Holocaust. 'Ten million people years and no one did witness anything about the black numbers from the camp Heller's father left the camp but it. I know Jews who when died in the Holocaust they hear stamped on their arms. Her mother was born in Belgium the memories still remain. anything about Germans their but survived the Holocaust because and four million were Heller's grandfather "saw the "During the Seder ( meal) on stomachs turn." Boxman's grandparents moved coming of the war and got his family Passover, he always brings up the not Jews. I think it is Bruce Boxman, a Hillel member to the United States from Europe out." idea of freedom," she said "He was and environmental studies senior many years before the war. His The family moved from Belgium a 'slave' and was freed." important that said his family recently discovered parents were born in the US, but to France, then to South America, but that a second cousin of Boxman's was many of Boxman's relatives "it wasn't safe anywhere for a Jew," Hillel board member Lauren people know that.' living nearby. remained behind in Europe. Heller said. Portman said she has grown up Marlene Burak His cousin escaped from the "Those who remained behind in knowing about the Holocaust. Hind director which led up to the Holocaust with a Heller's father, who was born in Auschwitz death camp and many cases were killed," he said. film, "Genocide" and discussions Hungary, lived for three years in a "My mother left Germany in 1941 participated in an underground "We have pictures of relatives in with a Holocaust survivor and Dr. work camp in Austria during the and if she hadn't left, she would have "There were reunions between resistance group. Boxman said. photo albums, half of who are crossed Glenn Earley of the National early part of World War II. gone to scamp," Portman said. people who were in the same camps. out because they're dead. Most Conference of Christians and Jews at "After the war he was put in a Americans living here now have I noon Monday in the Student Union "It was a death camp," Heller Portman's parents went to Portman recently lived for a German D. P.( displaced persons) some relatives who were killed in the I' Guadalupe Room said about her father's experience, Washington D.C. in 1983 for a week- year in Haifa. Israel and attended a camp." he said. "He met his wife Holocaust" Tower carillon greets day with a ding

each yourself Cut in on some Appetizing plays hourly. Fullerton chooses the Electronic from the number of chimes ' Gas paid !or l* alumni, campus Jose?" The carillon also has a key- Advertising music for the two daily concerts. To the annoyance of some, the groups, and the classes of '61 and board that is played manually on intrument "The president likes classical '62. When Guttormsen sought appro- special occasions. music," said Fullerton's secretary, val for the carillon from former "I have a strong feeling of affec- Luella Van Horn. SJSU President Jack Bunzel. Bonze' 'I have a strong (ion for the carillon," Dahl mimics sound Van Horn said for the next few stipulated that the president always said. "because it unifies the campus." months musical programs will in- feeling of affection have say in the selection of music. of bell ringing clude selections from Bach and Bunzel's edict might have some- From one end of campus to an- Handel to celebrate the composers' for the carillon thing to do with the proximity of the other, people have the opportunit By Tracey Kaplan birthdays. This year marks the carillon, which is located mere feet to enjoy ( or eschew) the sound of Daily staff writer unifies the 300th anniversary of Bach's birth because it away from the president's office. bells 10 times a day A former SJSU employee is re- and the 100th anniversary of Hand- campus.' Although some people might sponsible for either brightening el's birth. find the bells a bit too reminiscent of your day or making you wince, de- However, if it weren't for Gut- summer camp or church services, pending on how you feel about bells. tormsen, there wouldn't be any car- Jean Dahl Jean Dahl, administrative assistant Thanks ( or no thanks) to Glenn illon music around to love or hate. SiSt, administrative to the associate executive vice presi- Gultormsen, former director of Guttormsen said he raised funds for information systems and assistant dent THESES. WE DELIVER. business affairs, every hour on the in 1972 for the carillon, an electronic computers, loves them. As adminis- Let kinko's hour and twice a day for 20 minutes, instrument that imitates the sound trative secretary to the executive the sound of bells rings out from of bells, because he missed the vice president, she was responsible Reproduce Your Brain -Child Tower Hall. sound of bells. He said another caril- old carillon chimed four limes an for changing the rolls of music in the But the music selections played lon, installed in 1946, had worn out hour: four strokes on the quarter carillon. 481 E. San Carlos - 295-5511 each day at 12:15 p.m. and 5 p.m. re- and no longer chimed. hour, eight strokes on the half, 12 Like a player piano, the carillon flect SJSU President Gail Ful- "Before the old carillon wore strokes on the three-quarter and 16 plays music from rolls. The univer- 93 Paseo de San Antonio -- 295-4336 lerton's taste, not Guttormsen's. Al- out," Guttormsen said, "If you knew strokes on the hour. sity owns dozens of rolls, including though the "Westminister Chimes" the hour, you could always tell time The new carillon cost $9,260 and "Do You Know the Was to San kinko's THE CAMPUS COPY SHOP DISCOUNT CHARTERS Join British European Travel FREE While-U-Went I lights to LONDON FRANKFURT PARIS AMSTERDAM FREE TUNIENUPI ZURICH BRITISH EUROPEAN Includes new spark plugs and points We also check your co, TRAVEL denser rotor datnbutoi eat ION Saratoga Ave., San Jose and au fillet II any Si the, (408) 984-7576 Brown Bag rem, need toplacing we w Call replace thern or no set,., charge (Standard wires 95 Comedy Show electromc wires and electron 4 CYLINDER I ic cap and rotor not included) ofr. RI:Li 42- Daily featuring EANDARD IGNITION WIRE SETS PRICED FROM Spartan YINi1 PLUS LABOR 6.CYLINDER 519 95 REG Electronic Ignition Packages pnced lt0n Js ogs '45" 9 42 95 8 $ 46 95 I Serving the San Jose State Jon Ross I University Community Lube.oilfilter Smog Check I Since 1934 DONE WHILE-U-WAIT INSPECTION & REPAIR STATION TWO SMOG MACHINES PER SHOP TWO STATE LICENSED MECHANICS (USPS 509-480) 95 I THAN Today and rheamta,he .ered Ott esserha.Cklf USUALLY LESS 30 MINUTES REG 521.95 al conincom

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Discovering life in Death Valley By Chuck Carroll Daily staff writer 4*. #itilkiPt1 hirty students fanned out Campground provided the highlight across the desert armed with of the day, followed closely behind by 9e4W fishing rod-like contraptions the local watering hole. the Corks- tipped with a loop of string instead of crew Saloon. After an afternoon on 44. 4 4. a hook. Slowly they stalked their elu- the sand dunes, a shower and a cold ^ sive prey in the morning desert heat. brew felt great. Many people ex- 4 The group's leader called out to pressed amazement and respect for the hunters with words of "encour- the Indians and the early miners who 4 agement." Jerry Smith, lecturer of once inhabited the area. Field Studies in Natural History for The group spent nights in a tem- SJSU's annual Death Valley trip. porarily abandoned mining camp 13 A DIVA TEA held one hand aloft with thumb and called Ryan, owned by the U.S. index finger less than an inch apart. Borax Co., just outside the mon- "A lizard has a brain about this ument. The company, a sponsor of -282 FT. -86 METERS big. You have a brain about this big," the old television series, "Death Val- he said, gesturing with both hands ley Days," allows SJSU to use its bar- now. "If you can't outsmart a lizard, racks. dining hall and parts of the that should do some serious damage grounds as a base camp each year. 3/11 to your egos." Only SJSU is allowed louse the camp After many failed attempts, sev- because in the past 16 years the eral people managed collectively to groups from here have taken good bag a representative variety of the care of the tinder dry buildings, while critters. Smith, looking about as com- other groups have not been as care- fortable as a human can in such a ful. hostile environment, explained what The people were divided into nine role each of the amphibian species groups of about 12 for meal prepara- ir) play in the desert ecology. tion and dining. Around the tables The approximately 100 students each evening, people shared the ex- who elected to earn a unit of natural periences they had during the day, studies credit in Death Valley and friendships grew. At the end of learned about more than just lizards the week, the cook groups created over spring break. and acted out skits based on what Smith teamed up with geology they had learned. While clearly lack- technician, George Curtis and bi- ing in professionalism, the skits ology Prof. Rod Myatt to round out ranged from warm and serious to ir- eff Ns, the students' knowledge of the intri- reverent and hilarious. .00,4Fr- cate interplay between the land, the The weather at night, warm and plants and the animals in creating bright with moonlight, was perfect .0.0 the special environment that is Death for sleeping. Many people chose to Valley. sleep outside on the porches over- The students, who hailed not only looking Death Valley and the Funeral from the San Jose area, but also from Mountains. One of the risks of doing places such as Contra Costa and Los so was being surprised by an unwel- Angeles counties, learned that the come visitor during the night. One Death Valley area features many man found a tarantula sharing his "endemics," species found in only pillow, and several rattlesnakes, one very limited geographical area. scorpions and lizards were spotted in These rare, often endangered crea- the vicinity, but mostly during the tures include the tiny Salt Creek day. The nights, gratefully, were a Pupfish, which lives in very shallow, little too cool for the rattlers to prowl. supersaline, tepid water, and the In addition to the intrinsic benefit Devil's Hole Pupfish, which has of experiencing Death Valley and to evolved adaptations that allow it to the academic benefit, people learned live only in a certain cave in Nye to appreciate the relative abundance Photographs County, Nev. of water in the Bay Area and the con- veniences that go with it. After the 10- by hour driveback from Death Valley, Every day the temperatures even downtown San Jose looked like a soared into the 905 and low 1005, so lush, tropical paradise. often the showers at Furnace Creek Yoriko Noguchi

Silhouettes against the dawn sky, four students look out over the min- ing camp called Ryan near Death Valley (top). At Badwater, the stu- dents listen to a lecture on how this area became the lowest point in the vows U.S. at 282 feet below sea level. Above left, ecologist Jerry Smith makes a point at lunch at Furnace Creek, while at right, student Pete Roberts examines a side-blotch liz- ard. Left, two people find their way along the crest of a high sand dune near Furnace Creek. About 100 peo- ple earned a credit in natural his- tory over spring break. This year's trip marked the 16th annual SJSU excursion to the valley. I Spartan Daily/April 11,1 5 a s-CD.RD'ql. Pages The Spartans win a big one Linksters beat five top twenty teams enroute to Western Intercollegiate title IT) Scott VigaIlett Schwendinger said for SJSU. Joe Tamburino's 227, Tom Silva's 228 The Spartan mentor hopes his Daily staff writer Von Thaden's 69 was the only "He won the tournament for us," and Drew Hartt's 235. team stays on that roll Saturday and After finishing second in its three score in the 605 all tournament. This the coach said. "He did it in the last Schwendinger said, "They were Sunday when it participates in the 54- previous tournaments, the SJSU was out of 156 competitors, and it round when we needed it." all steady. There was no one sensa- hole U.S. Collegiate Invitaiona I at the men's golf team wanted desperately couldn't have come at a better time Other Spartan scores included tion. We are on a roll." Stanford Golf Course. to get over the hump. And the Spartans did so in a big Golf way, capturing the 39th annual West- ern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament TRAVELING in Santa Cruz last week. ON A The tournament, played on the 7 WEEKS FOR par 71 Pasatiempo Golf Course, is the biggest on the West Coast, according BUDGET? to SJSU coach Dick Schwendinger. By winning it, the Spartans should Low Cost Airfares make a big leap from their No. 19 na- Accommodations tional ranking. 7 DOLLARS "To put this into perspective," Int'l Student IDs Schwendinger said, "five of the top 20 Adventure Tours San Jose State students: Receive the morning Mercury News daily and Sunday at this special rate! Send this coupon teams competed, and UCLA was No. Shawn Kelley.. . Rail Passes with your check or money order made out to the Mercury News to: CIS, The Mercury 1. We won it, so that speaks for it- News, 750 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, CA 95190. Or ,Amply call (408) 998-1200 and mention this offer. self." "Larry hasn't glittered yet this DESTINATIONS Name Schwendinger added that the season. He has not turned in any WORLDWIDE! tournament also included a few Cali- spectacular rounds. He is a winner, Address Suffix Dorm/Apt # fornia amateur champions and some but he has not put himself into a posi- linksters who will compete this week tion to win," Schwendinger said. City State Zip in the Masters Tournament in Au- Von Thaden, meanwhile, shot a STUDENT Phone number gusta, Ga. 76 and a 77 in the first two rounds but Only one newspaper per household Offer only good if not a Mercury News subscriber during the past 10 days. SJSU won the 26-team tourney finished strongly with a 2-under-par TRAVEL with a three-round total of 1,110, edg- 69 in the final round. 11 NETWORK ing out UCLA by one stroke. Brigham "He starts slowly but picks up Young (1,128), Arizona State (1,129) when the weather warms up." 166 Geary St., Suite 702 Offer expires and Fresno State 11,1311 rounded out San Francisco, CA 94108 April 30, 1985 the top five team finishers. 41 5-391 -8407 The Spartans' Shawn Kelly shot a 219 over three rounds to finish in a three-way tie for second place among the individual leaders. Larry Silveira finished tied for seventh at 221, and Gregg Von Thaden tied for 14th at 222. Kelly, who shot rounds of 73, 70 and 76, drew raves from Schwen- dinger. "He's turned into a high-level "LORGO ABNAML UD ZEMBLAG. player," the coach said. "He has had no scores over 77 all season. I don't know if anybody else on the West Coast can say that." REMPLO PLIVOB IVWI SUBZILYOG Silveira turned in rounds of 74, 72 and 75, but Schwendinger said Sil- veira is capable of playing better. ABNAML. AND LESS!' .rpiSTERDAM ChT, EURA1LPASS Blorg ( I 1101.111 1 1.1 151111 1 111 Famous Ex-Space Monster s975. 2 MONTHS UN1 111111 I, 12.511 $1055' *No: in,. lades Round Trip Flight from Xikland or LAX to Arnstenluni via Martin Air DC-10 I IMITED SPACE AVAILABLE 1100 Dos, St tt25 Nruport Bra, h CA 02660 714 851 I'," `I 1 6,1' ^

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Scott Vigalloir said and present welterweight cham- puted middleweight title against who, it seems here, fought more to Daily staff writer Among the eight other squads pions, feel that a desire to look great Hearns, the World Boxing Council last than to win. playoff After a two-week layoff, the taking part in the three-day tour- will serve as a major spur to Marvel- super welterweight champion, in a Then Hagler lost what would SJSU women's tennis team will at- nament, three Texas A&M, ous Marvin Hagler when he fights scheduled 12-round bout in a 15,088 have been the biggest money match tempt to continue its winning Tulsa and Utah are nationally Thomas Hearns, another ex-wel- seat outdoor stadium at Caesars Pal- of his career and could have been his ranked. The remaining bound ways today as the squad begins schools in- terweight champion, next Monday ace. biggest attention-getter when Leon- play in the Road Runner Invitatio- clude New Mexico, host New Mex- night. "He wants ard retired again after a one-fight Associated Press yie- nal in Las Cruces, N.M. ico State, Northeast Louisiana, to show the world, "For Hagler to knock Hearns out he's the comeback against Kevin Howard tory that gave the Cleveland Cava- The Spartans, 12-4 on the Texas-El Paso and Texas Tech. best," added Curry. sea- will get him the recognition he has al- May 11, 1994. liers their first playoff berth silice son, have won 10 out "This will give us an idea of of their last 11 ways wanted," said the retired Leon- Hagler's first major attention a lot like the way their 'ea - how good we are, playing 1978 was dual matches with their most re- against ard, who got major recognition when getting fight in a 60-2-2 career that Hagler will be making his 11th some son has gone. cent victory being a 9-0 shutout of nationally ranked teams," he stopped Hearns in the 14th round started in 1973 was his defense here defense. Beritzhoff said. 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' Because many SJSU students attend meeting will take place April 29. classes twice or three times a week, the Sports l' Spartan Daily is including news items Iiiit- - - ’’’ - .41i from the previous paper to help keep ev- The National Action Council for Retiring fencing coach Michael eryone informed on campus everyday. Minorities in Engineering has cited D'Asaro charged that the Athletic SJSU's School of Engineering as one Board "ramrodded" the decision to of the nation's top 30 universities for change fencing from a varsity to a Campus graduating black, Hispanic and In- club sport. D'Asaro said the board . dian engineers. SJSU placed 21st na- made its recommendation without __:ic_, rz,...L._ \ On Monday the Academic Senate tionallyout of 284 surveyed. hearing all sides of the issue. voted for the postponement of a deci- For only the third time in 24 sion on whether to change General Members of the SJSU Women's years, the SJSU judo team did not Ed. requirements because it felt Center want Penthouse magazine re- win the National Collegiate Judo As- members of the campus community moved from the Spartan Bookstore. sociation title. However, the Spar- "I said, how is the coffee, Boy, oh boy - is Mr. Cromwell should be given one last chance to The group is protesting violence tans did come in second place, fin- dear?" ever late for dinner this time. offer opinions about the changes. The against women in pornography. ishing behind Fresno State 34-21

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Mg son.t.r ft during summer .11)11111 1,i11") Sp,ii 1,111 Stadium project still on; Business clubs 'home' named By Tracey Kaplan "That way when someone asks name." Daily staff writer where you're going, you can say to Gazay said this is the second con- Room 208 in the Business Class- BS1C I be sick)," said Greg Garcia, test he has won. The first was a raffle seat rental a priority issue room building finally has a name, but chairman of ECBS. at a baseball game. the acronym may be enough to make Home of the business clubs and "I'm just glad we finally got a continued from page I holding commencements ; it was the Executive Council of Business name for that closet of a hole we're B" if construction is stalled and the built for athletics." Students, BC 208 was nameless until in," Gazay said. "Everybody I know September deadline cannot l met. 'The stadium was not In another matter, Fullerton said ECBS sponsored a contest to name wants out of that dinky room: but, as The stadium would be expanded she did not believe that the decision the room. long as we're sharing it, it might as from 21,500 to 30,000 seats and nine to drop fencing as a varsity sport was a name." built for holding BSIC is a long, narrow room, 12- well have mezzanine box seats will be added if handled improperly and that it was 'That way when feet by 30-feet, crammed with tables, Garcia said one student proposed the $2.25 million project occurs. not ramrodded by the Athletic Board commencements; it asks where chairs and mailboxes. A more spa- naming the club room BC' 316 in honor The project is being financed as retiring coach Michael D'Asaro someone cious room, BC 316, had been the of the former meeting place. He said mainly from the sale of the box seals. was built for has charged. you're going, you can clubs' home until last semester when a number of other entries received The mezzanine boxes are being "When D'Asaro decided he BC 316 was turned into a computer honorable mentions in the contest: rented for a five-year lease at a cost athletics.' wanted to go into semi -retirement say to BSIC (be center. The clubs moved into BC 208 Gail Fullerton's Memorial Closet, ranging from $110,000 to $150,000. The Gail Fullerton and let us know in January, we had to to make room for $50,000 worth of Phil's Bar and Grill, The Breadbox, boxes can be rented on a yearly basis make a decision fairly quickly," Ful- sick).' SJSLI President computers donated to the School of Four Walls for Business, The In Box, for a cost of $30,000 to $40,000. lerton said, "because if we were not Greg Garcia Business by the Hewlett-Packard The Biz Box, Bureaucracy at Its As a result of the expansion plans going to keep the sport we had to let Thursday. April 11. 1985. chairman of ECBS Corp. Best, and the Zoo, Hub, Tank, or for the stadium, Fullerton last month the varsity atheletes involved in it Vault. decided not to hold this year's com- "I think what we are arranging know in time so that they could The winning entry was the brain- mencement in the stadium. Instead, school by school are different but change their plans to transfer to an- child of American Marketing Asso- Gazay won two tickets worth $12 the schools will hold separate cere- they will be impressive ceremonies," other school." ciation member, Steve Gazay. each to the School of Business Spring monies at various locations on and off Fullerton said. "Both the academic She said the board considered all Gazay, 21, is a junior majoring in Banquet, which honors outstanding the campus on May 25. vice president and myself will attend the facts and made a proper decision. some people blanch. business and minoring in advertis- students and faculty, and community Fullerton said Tuesday that she all the ceremonies so that there will "We really had to ask the ques- The Business Students Im- ing. members who have supported the has received only two letters from be a sense of university and not just a tion not what is best for fencing but provement Center was the name cho- "It didn't occur to me until later business school. The banquet will be students who complained about the school function. rather what is best for the univer- sen Tuesday by the officers of the Ex- what the initials stood for," Gazay held at 6 p.m. on April 25 at the Holi- separate ceremonies. "The stadium was not built for sity," Fullerton said. ecutive Council of Business Students. said. "I was just looking for a classy day Inn in San Jose.

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MEASURE FOR MEASURE ENTERTAINER The Entertainer supplement is an arts/entertainment guide that appears each Thursday in the Spartan Daily. Editor Beth Ranney Associate Editor Patricia Hannon Associate Editor Dewane Van Leuven Beth Ranney Special Sections Manager Diane Bonagura COVER LRB lead guitarist, Stephen Housden steals the limelight dur- ing last Wednesday's concert in Cupertino. See story on page 4 Couch Cover photo by Steve Alden. potato vacations LETTERS What I did on my vacation the Spartan Daily Entertainer sec- nounced the coming attraction. I By Beth Ranney tion I went to work on some stuff I confess I missed the first night, for The Entertainer welcomes all comments and criticism. Please You probably don't care un- could use for a column. reasons I have already explained, identify yourself along with your major, class standing and tele- become property of the Entertainer less you're Macy's wondering The first item came to me, in but since I knew the theme I phone number. All letters and grammar. where my payment is. Or you're an inspiration, while I was attend- wasn't worried about catching up. may be edited for length and Dave Grey wondering where my ing a birthday bash at my best I suffered through two nights assignment is. Or you're my sister friend Judy's house. The party was before coming to the conclusion Chris wondering where the birth- a blast What a difference it made. that the production was not very RATINqS day present that I said I would It's great for the host/hostess be- good. I was upset. The Entertainer uses the following system for rating the per- send in February, is. cause they don't have to be yelled formance or quality of a featured piece of art. Each rating is given record se- One new television addition and is done to give the reader a summa- Well I had a wonderful time. at for their skimpy by the individual author, a band is there they that was encouraging, is the Lucy Easter conveniently decided to fall lection. When rized opinion of the material: Arnaz show. * * * * on my birthday. This is something get yelled at. Excellent Good effort * * * it does every seventeen years, one The next item is a reaction to It was worth it just to here Average * * calender genius told me. Whether something that was on five nights Arnaz' last line. After ending a Stay Away it does or not I can't remember last week. I would like to air what brief love affair she is doing her ( not because I'm so old). The point may be a common beef. "A.D." radio show when a woman calls in of this all is that I got to celebrate did not live up to the advance pub- with some fairly universal com- all week long. licity. Four days a week, for at plaints. Lucy's remark was price- least a month, coming home from less, "Nobody is happy all the City Lights' zany comedy Thinking always of the won- work I would pass the huge bill- time," she said, "If they are they derful hlank spot on page two of board on Highway 237 that an- just aren't paying attention." pays off for theater-goers By Kathy Keesey style to fit each character and al- The City Lights Performance ways manages to twist his sharp ThE TUNE PUShER Group's latest play is a terrific, features into hilarious express- zany comedy on the order of "I ions. Love Lucy" and "Laurel and The other four actors are also Hardy." very strong. Lord, with her loud "We Won't Pay! We Won't voice and zany gestures, acts her Pay!" by once-banned Italian Lucielle Ball part to a tee. Tra- Dewane Van Leuven playwright Dario Fo, shows the passo mixes well with Lord, play- ing the shy friend who unwantingly ThEATRE gets involved. Leatherman and Hodgkinson struggle of the working class in are also a good pair. Hodgkinson's Italy to exist ins society where the small frame and sweetness is a food producers are taking advan- terrific contrast to Leatherman's tage of the people, prices are ris- big, burly gruffness. Finding the feeling in radio ing, and the government is doing The City Lights theatre is nothing to help. small, with a seating capacity of Last night, I tuned in my fa- formed in obscurity, until a white Doug Wendt is the best reggae DJ The women in the play decide 99, and every seat is a good one. vorite AM radio station. They sound-alike singer copied the song. haven't listened to Spliff (real that the thing to do is "to take con- The close quarters make the play started playing a song by a So what to do about it? Well, name: Dennis Bishop). Spliff trol, take responsibility!" very personal. In the beginning of vaguely British sounding band. I you can quit listening to the radio, knows his reggae inside and out, Swept up in the outrage, Anto- the play, this communication be- had one question about the song. or make some choices about what everything from bluebeat to the nia ( Rhonda Lord, a former SJSU tween the actors and audience is What band was playing it? you listen to. Here is a guide to latest DJ raps. student) joins in a riot at the gro- furthered by a speech given by the Wham U.K.? Frankie goes to some of the more interesting radio 3.KQAK Yeah, I know, what cery store and takes her groceries agent." The agent leads Hollywood? Depeche Mode? stations in the Bay Area. "travel is this station doing here? Well, if without paying for them. However, the audience in a little "Simon Duran Duran? U2? 1.KFOG Out of all the so- you know when to tune in KQAK is when she gets them home, she re- Says" game. He does various hand Who could tell? None of these called "commercial" stations of OK. "Midnight Dread," on every alizes that she must hide the stolen movements and asks the audience bands have any distinctive sound the Bay Area, this is by far the Sunday from 10 p.m. until 1 a.m., goods. If her husband Giovanni to repeat them. He then says. "If or stance, besides Frankie's real best. The playlist is not dictated by is second to Spliff's show, but that (Dirk Leatherman) found them he at any time you don't like what you neat looking T-shirts which every- what is popular or new, but seems certainly doesn't make it bad. "would kill her." see, feel free to give these signs." one wears on American Bands- to be controlled by whatever the Doug Wendt's show features the Their neighbors, Margherita This not only begins the play's tand. All the groups feature dron- disk jockey feels like playing. The more well known of the current and Luigi (Roe Trapasso and John humor but also helps make the au- ing synthesizer or guitar noises, other day I heard a song by Stevie and old reggae bands (Bob Mar- Hodgkinson), get involved and the dience feel as if they are a part of accompanied by a bored-sounding Ray Vaughn followed by a Barry ley, Eek a Mouse, Mutabaruka, craziness begins. The women try the show. singer chanting a mantra about Manilow tune. Now that's variety. Michigan & Smiley). Wendt, who to hide the groceries from the po- "We Won't Pay! We Won't love. 2.KFJC This station, origi- is white, also has an irritating lice and their husbands. The men, Pay!" may be a comedy, but it Where is the feeling? Where is nating from the Foothill College habit of trying to sound like and in trying to find out what is going also makes a political statement. the meaning? Has radio lost its campus, is what you would call an use the mannerisms of a black ras- soul, and gained artist and reper- on with thier wives, also get in- The play shows that sometimes it "alternative" station. Many times tafarian. But you don't have to lis- toire representatives with re- volved in stealing, and end up try- is necessary for the people to take you will tune in and hear exciting ten to him talk, just listen to the search money and demographic ing to hide goods from the wives matters into their own hands. things like how to tie-die shirts or music he plays. The Quake was charts showing what "audience" and police. Though it takes place in Italy, the do oriental macrame. But with no also the first station to play Suici- Added to this slapstick situa- idea citizens fighting to take toga for? set playlist or commercials, the dal Tendencies' "Institutiona- of tion is actor Kevin Kennedy who their own lives can be The answer, of course, is DJ's personalities and taste in lized," so they can't be control of all that plays not one, but five different anywhere. "yes." The only bands to get music comes through. The best had. applied to anyone, characters. Throughout the play, Pay! We Won't played on the radio are the safe, show on KFJC right now is Spliff Other stations that are good at "We Won't he is an Italian travel agent, ser- April 14. comfortable bands. But it's noth- Skankin's show, every Sunday times are KSCU (Santa Clara Pay?" runs through Uni- geant, inspector, undertaker, Thrusday ing to get upset about, radio has al- from 6 until 9 p.m. Any of you who versity) and and Shows begin at 8 p.m. KALX (University of grandfather. p.m. on ways been that way. Many black listen to KQAK's "Midnight through Saturday and at 7 California). You find out when to Kennedy night singer/songwriters of the '50s per- Dread" on Sundays and does a fabulous job Sunday. Tickets are $7 every think that listen to them. with all of the parts. He varies his except Sunday, when they are $6 Thursday, April 11, 1985 Pep 3 Clapton lost in darkness Collins' new release an unabashed hit with 'Behind the By Kevin Mendoza identical to the song performed by song. All the other cuts feature Sun' With the release of "No Jacket rock music's short, purple-loving keyboard parts and they're all by Collins. By Eric Rice stays within the blues format, but, Required," Phil Collins has estab- recluse. Collins' penchant for handled as Collins is with the Everything appeared as if as in the past, that is where Clap- lished himself as a genuine pop rhythm and blues is exemplified as As deft keyboards, his best mu- Eric Clapton was ready to record ton is most at home. The eight min- star. A good portion of the ten orig- he punctuates this cut and several drums and asset is his voice. His singing another great album. Somewhere, ute song weaves guitar solos that inals on the album will probably others with Earth, Wind and Fire's sical with its probably in the writing of the soar and plummet unfettered by end up on countless radio station horn section, the Phoenix Horns. voice is distinguishable grittiness and expressiveness. Col- songs, he lost his way, and ended heavy background accompani- playlists throughout the nation. It's no surprise that Collins- is the man who turned in the up with just another foray into the ment with earthy lyrics belted out Currently, the album and its first drum work is given prominent lins performance on the heart- pop purgatory he has been mired by his whiskey hoarse voice in a single, "One More Night," are rid- play throughout the album since stellar wrenching ballad "Against All in since 1975. good down-and-out blues number. ing the crest of the record charts. he is recognized as one of Eng- Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)." At the ARMS concert in De- "Just Like a Prisoner" shows Collins is following in the foot- land's most talented drummers. In When Collins sets out to move lis- cember, 1983, Clapton far out- how good a guitarist Clapton is steps of another pop music super- fact, Collins was chosen to play teners with his soulful singing, he classed his companions, Jeff Beck when he wants to jam. The song is star, Lionel Richie. Richie left the drums for Band Aid's Ethiopian rarely fails. and Jimmy Page with a revita- simple, not too many overlays, and Commodores to pursue a solo ca- famine relief effort, "Do They Although there's no doubt that lized set oozing with finesse. On does not confine itself to the pop reer and attained heights unpara- Know It's Christmas" Collins is one helluva songwriter, Roger Waters' excursion into the format of an opening instrumen- lelled in the pop music field. While Collins has developed a trade- he does have a writing weakness. world of dreams on "The Pros and tal, singing, instrumentals, sing- Richie proved that he never really mark drumming style of his own Collins tends to borrow too much Cons of Hitchhiking" Clapton's ing and a closing instrumental that needed the Commodores to over the years, characterized by from songs that he's previously re- short turgid guitar riffs combined the rest of the album is mired in. achieve success, Collins is proving extensive tom tom use and sparse corded. "Only You Know and I with Waters' lyrics to create an un- One song painfully illustrates that he doesn't need Genesis the cymbals. Although his playing is Know" is a rousing number built settling, eerie underworld. the lack of inspiration and innova- three-man band that employs his busier than most drummers, Col- around a driving bass line. How- These two examples, plus the tion constant throughout the services as a singer, songwriter lins' work enhances his songs, ever, the song's impetus is strik- addition of producer extraordi- album. On "Knock on Wood," writ- and drummer extraordinaire. rather than cluttering them. ingly similar to the bass part of naire Phil Collins, appeared to ten years ago and recorded by "No Jacket Required" is the It is Collins' thundering tom Genesis' hit "Abacab." Collins du- point him in the direction of un- more than ten other groups includ- most consistent of Collins' three toms that propels the ajbum's best plicates the mood and feel of his doubted success in his latest effort ing a disco version by Ami Stewert solo albums. There are no throw- cut, "Doesn't Anybody Stay To- 1982 hit "In the Air Tonight" on "Behind the Sun." The result, how- during the disco era, Clapton adds away cuts on the record. Each gether Anymore." Co-written with "Long, Long Time Ago." ever, is an album with a few bright nothing new and is content to just song is a well-crafted pop composi- guitarist Daryl Stuermer, the song Whether or not he wanted to spots, but one that is, overall, a strum his way through it as if it tion that either coaxes listeners features a thought-provoking become one, Collins is now a certi- disappointing attempt. were filler. into dancing or incites melancholic theme and a great use of musical fied pop star. And he's got the tal- "Behind the Sun" suffers in In addition to Clapton's regu- thoughts of love gone astray. dynamics ( variations in inten- ent to keep him visible in the pop several areas which can be attrib- the album features a The record explodes with the sity). lar band, world for a long, long time. In a uted to Clapton. luminaries includ- opening cut, "Sussudio." The song In addition to his drumming number of rock matter of time, he'll be hosting va- The lyrics are for the most ing Collins on several songs, Lind- sounds a lot like Prince's party an- prowess, Collins' keyboard skills rious music awards extravagan- part simpering and unemotional. Ray Cooper, them, "1999." The booming per- seem to improve with time. Collins sey Buckingham, zas and doing soft drink commer- As always, Clapton writes about Steve Lukather and Jeff Porcaro. cussion work and keyboard vote- utilizes an outside keyboard on "Sussudio" cials. * * * * love. Unlike previous songs such Almost every song has a different ings are nearly player, David Frank, on only one as "Layla," "Have You Ever guest artist, but Collins has chosen ************ ************** ************** ****** ** Loved a Woman" and "Why Does not to emphasize them, but tries Love Got to be so Sad," the album instead to make each a part of the "Behind the Sun" doesn't have any band, which is a mistake. By con- feeling. Ironically, those songs and fining Clapton to a pop format and most of his classic material were not utilizing some very good guest written while Clapton was a heroin musicians, the album comes off as Celebrate! addict. Since kicking it, his writing very ordinary. has lost the sense of desperation The overall impression Clap- found in a lot of his earlier work. ton comes away with on "Behind Of the six songs on "Behind the the Sun" is one of a musician wh,, with us. Sun" which he wrote only two have is comfortable with what he i any substance. In "Same Old doing and doesn't want to rock thc Blues" and "Just Like a Prisoner" boat. * and-one-hall Clapton returns to the passion Every Relax with which fired both the lyrics and his 111111105_C111 JESSE guitar on "Layla." 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Little River Band- explosive LRB headlines concert

By Beth Ranney intricate framework of instrumen- mannered crowd who had by the The building is pristine con- itself to dancing in the aisles. tation, sometimes making it hard end of the concert turned into a "We picked this place because crete. Hardly the scene for a rock the voice stops and to tell where roaring mass, to complete two en- music sounds good in here," he concert. the instrument begins, but that cores. was trans- said, "The important thing was for But Flint Center adds to the excitement. When the house lights went on, Wednesday night into people to have a good listen to our formed last Farnham has gathered nu- the fans quietly filed out and were for the completely re- new style." a showcase merous accolades from Australian gone within two minutes. Satisfied River Band. Just as Flint Center does not furbished Little fans because he has a voice that faces quickly vanished into the Cu- hung from seem like a rock palace, The KSJO banners can effortlessly shift from a ro- pertino night. box seats helped give a rock'n'roll musicians rarely say the upper mantic ballad to a hard-edged rock Backstage after the concert a hall more be- things like that. It bodes well for rock concert feel to sound. As if that weren't enough, Farnham said he had really en- performances by the San people seriously interested in ex- fitting the blond Australian is fun to joyed playing the Flint Center, and ballet periencing music. Francisco Symphony watch. even though it did not exactly lend companies. He is exciting no aerobic. Everything about this concert No spiked boots for this guy. Ten- was different than the normal, nis shoes allow him to run and huge conglomerations at places jump and be generally carefree like the Cow Palace or the Oakland and happy onstage, a quality often Coliseum. The crowd did not con- faked or missing in many perform- sist of teenie-boppers, they did not ers. smoke and drink, they did not The group from "down under" scream and yell during solos and opened their set with "Lonesome they did not rip the seats apart. Loser," a hit from a few years Upon entrance, concert-goers back. This song, almost a standard were not frisked for hidden par- for them, sounds hardly like the aphernalia nor were stacks of con- original. There is an electronic in- traband alcohol visible, as is the fluence to their music and the vo- case at the big arenas. cals have had to firm up to be com- The 2,500 people watching patible. It's not an annoying sound, LRB were controlled which is ex- just very, very strong and always actly what LRB's new sound is. correct. The entire situation was more Farnham seems to be going like a recital than a concert. through reverse adolescence be- LRB lead singer, John Farn- cause his voice has an extremely ham explained to the audience that high range. It's not a wimpy, brea- the group had just released a new thy soprano sound but a clear, album "Playing to Win" and that forceful quality similar to a lead the concert would be composed trumpet in a band. mainly of those tracks. The group has more talent What resulted was an audi- now. They have the versatility to ence who had come to hear "Little move into other musical forms be- River Band," which now prefers to sides top-40 pop/rock. The new call itself LRB, probably to focus compositions incorporate such on the fact that there really is not a styles as jazz, fusion, madrigal, "Little River Band" anymore. classical and gospel. On more than LRB consists of only one original one tune Farnham resolved the member, Graham Goble on vocals ending chord from minor to major and guitar. which, if done well, will make a lis- LRB had a task to sway the au- tener feel as though the heavens dience and convince it that they have opened up. This was espe- had an original and enduring cially evident during their new sound, that was in many respects tune "When Cathedrals were quite different from the Little White" which included classical River Band. The music this group arpeggios on a synthesizer. It was produces is excellent. The style is a nice update for a style made fa- a more sophisticated, well-blended mous by Bach and Beethoven. rock sound than has been evident Everything old is new again. lately across the board in the The old songs were updated. genre. "Take it Easy on me" and "Remi- Vocal work is strenuous, well niscing," both major hits, gained thought out and propelled by top maturity by new ornamentation to flight voices. Rarely can a group the existing melody. claim to have three strong male By the end of the two hour con- singers. This one can, without a cert, Farnham's voice was sound- doubt. Led by Farnham, and in ing tired, but this should be ex- conjunction with Goble and Wayne pected from a performer who does Nelson, the three men produce not withhold any emotion or skill. chords unwavering in intensity. LRB tried to close the show but The vocalists work within an were forced by the formerly mild- Thursday, April 11, 1985 Papa 5

Far left, Wayne Nelson, bassist and lone American representative to LRB takes a solo break during last Wednesday's concert at Flint Center in Cupertino. Left, Stephen Housden, lead guitarist and John Farnham, lead singer collaborate to bring forth an updated version of "Help is on its Way." Farnham. as well as the entire band, proved to have qualities that were different than the old Little River Band. If the crowd was hoping for the original sound it wasn't evident in the enthusiastic applause or the two encores they begged, with their thunderous clapping, the band to give. Above. Graham Goble, guitar and vocals, is the only original member of the Little River Band and has been the continuous champion of LRB's growth.

Photos by Steve Alden Thursday, April 11, 1985 I do it for you SJ Rep Company's first five years prove its' planned success

BY John Ramos 250 seats would also be included in The San Jose Repertory Com- the complex, he said. pany has developed, in it's first The San Jose City Council has five years, pretty much the way offered the San Jose Repertory Executive Producer Jim Reber Company the use of a 22,000- had planned, and better in some square-foot piece of city-owned respects. land for its new theater complex. From the time Reber moved The property is on Park Avenue back to San Jose from Berkeley in between the Center for Perform- 1979 and rented a typewriter, he ing Arts and the Guadalupe River. has devoted all his time to the de- Initially the repertory com- velopment of a repertory company pany will apply for city redevel- here. opment funds and has plans to "There have been no major apply for support from the Na- barriers," Reber said. "However, tional Endowment for the Arts, there were some skeptics. Reber said. , "The leading media in San "We will commit to raising the Jose had doubts that the commu- $10 million whether the scenerio nity could support a professional we've proposed happens or not," theater company." said Reber. Local media, Reber said, used Good organization and a posi- "a different measuring stick" in tive community attitude will bring which to judge the fledgling com- to San Jose the type of repertory pany. They had to be better than theater it should have, Reber said. other companies in order to gain "I'm an advocate of individual media respect. involvement," he said. "If you "We went after the most tal- don't contribute to the solution ented people we could get and went than you become part of the prob- outside the local area when it was lem." necessary," Reber §aid. The San Jose community must He didn't want second class stop considering itself as a second status for the start-up theater com- class city and should convince it- pany. self that it deserves the best, Though Reber has been cred- Reber said. ited with much of the work that has The San Jose Repertory has made the company the "the fastest chosen to get involved in the com- growing professional theater in the munity by trying to recruit local country," most of the praise talent whenever possible and by should go to the San Jose commu- establishing close contact with San nity, Reber said. Jose State University and Santa "I do it for you," Steve "E ice, erall they are in a hurry to get to the Community leaders like San Clara University theaters. lead singer for Eddie and the Tide main attraction. Winning three awards Jose Mayor Tom McEnery trusted "We've also chosen to get screamed at 2,500 fans at De Anza Col- at the recent Bammies and landing a re- the young leadership of the theater heavily involved in San Jose Uni- lege's Flint Center. The group was cording contract with Atlantic Records, group and made the development fied School District's Art's Magnet warming up the crowed for the later mu- may propel these local boys into head- of the company possible, Reber curriculum at Abraham Lincoln sical exhibition by the Little River Band, liner status. said. High School," said Reber. now called LRB. The cromrs since gen- "Not too many community The Art's Magnet curriculum leaders would give a 27-year-old was established at Abraham Lin- organizer $30,000 and say 'Here's coln High School to try to draw stu- $30,000, go form a repertory com- dents from throughout San Jose Film takes different approach to Nazism pany'," he said. who are interested in live theater. By Chuck Carroll fractious horses. When she rushes On the other hand, the towns- That was exactly what hap- School theaters offer an opportu- "A Love in Germany" is a tra- to visit the injured man and pub- folk are portrayed as small- pened in 1980, when the San Jose nity for young performers to gain gic film about the relationship be- licly expresses her love for the "in- minded, mean spirited and unre- Repertory Company had an oper- experience, he said. tween a German woman whose ferior foreigner," she is ejected pentant. They pounce on miser- ating budget of $165,000 and 1,100 "I want San Jose Repertory husband is away from home in the from the hospital with jeers and in- able Paulina's forbidden subscribers. Audiences at perfor- Theater to grow big enough to sup- army of the Third Reich, and a sults. While visiting her husband, relationship with Stani like wolves mances totaled 7,700 that year. port big time live theater," he young Polish slave. Paulina writes a letter to Stani but on a fresh kill. Subscriptions went up to 1,800 said. it winds up in Gestapo hands. Now in the 1981-82 season and by Octo- Kropp ( Hanna Schy- All of this is revealed through Besides Reber, the current Paulina they can no longer ignore the af- ber 1982, membership jumped 150 to depend on Sta- the narration of Paulina's son, who professional staff includes David gulls) pretends fair. percent to over 4,500, labeling the ( Piotr Lysak ) to has gone back to the town with his Lemos (Producing Director), nislaw Zasada The local Gestapo chief, SS Lt. San Jose Repertory Company the move heavy crates of pro- own son forty years after the war Anita Squires ( Administrative Di- help her Mayer ( Armin Mueller-Stahl), fastest growing professional rep- delivered to the family's little to discover what happened to upset rector) and Lisa Harris (Devel- duce tries in vain to get Paulina to ertnry theater in the nation. store in the Gestapo-con- his life and to show his son what his opment Director.) grocery blame Stani for raping or seducing Memberships increased to 6,- trolled village. Stani lives across life was like. The company performed Clif- her. The rest of the story revolves 500 in the 1983-84 season and is cur- ford Odet's classic " The Country the street with the Melchiors, who the performances around what happens after this. In general, rently at 7,500, with total atten- Girl" this March. It's next play, regularly fight over Mrs. Mel- and The most interesting thing are convincing, but the script dence of 65,000 expected for 1985. "To Gillian On Her 37th Birth- chior's suspicions about the illegal drama. Pau- about the film is that the Nazis are plot lack tension and In two years the San Jose Rep- day," by Michael Brady, will run love affair. A neighbor plans to ex- reason to love portrayed as better humans than lina is given no real ertory Company should be among from April 11 through April 28. The pose the affair so that she can take her loneliness. the townspeople. Mayer and the Stani other than the top 25 professional theater performances will be at the Mont- over Paulina's shop. is predicta- Nazi mayor try to protect both What happens to Stani groups in the country, Reber said. gomery Theatre. Even Paulina's best friend, Paulina and her husband from ble. "By 1988 I want to raise From June 27 Elsbeth, who lost her fiance in bat- through June 30 scandal. Mayer does the horrible "A Love in Germany" is a enough money to build a $10 mil- the company will join the San tle, jealously warns her to end the Jose deeds with great reluctance and no movie which probably will win lion theater and get enough com- Symphony relationship. Orchestra in a gala pro- conviction. But Mayer's role fails wide acclaim from professional munity support to make San Jose duction of "Amadeus" by Peter to The night before departing to be convincing because the critics. While it isn't entertaining, Repertory Company one of the top Shaffer. husband, Paulina tear- visit her viewer doesn't see his character it isn't meant to be. Go to see this theaters in the United States," "I feel like we have to stay two firmly tells Stani it's over in- fully but developed. Even though he is sup- movie if you have a particular Reber said. steps ahead of the pack," he said. But on the way out between them. posed to be anguished, he never terest in learning about Nazism The main theater would seat "This theater is getting to be she learns Stani has been different per- of town, really sticks his neck out to stop from a somewhat 600 to 750 people. A smaller, more known as .a place to bring a new by hospitalized after being injured what's happening. spective. * * intimate performance area with script." Thursday. AO it 1116 Page 7 Woody Allen shows flair for romantic comedy with 'Purple Rose of Cairo' By Christine Frankendal as when Baxter shows his confu- Imagine a movie in which the sion when he visits a brothel, or hero walks off the screen and sets when he tries to pay for a dinner in out to experience the "real world" a restaurant with play money. with his No. 1 fan. Only Woody In order to get his money's Allen would get away with such an worth, Baxter has to invite Cecilia experiment. And he does, in a to the world of the silver screen for charming romantic fantasy, "The a dreamlike, Cinderella night out Purple Rose of Cairo." on the town. They drink cham- Allen's long time companion pagne, actually ginger ale in the Mia Farrow stars as Cecilia, a movie world, at The Copacabana New Jersey waitress who escapes Club and they admire a fake blink- ing New York skyline. With his blond hair and blue filM eyes, Daniels is an excellent the Depression, her brute husband choice for the role as the faultless (Danny Aiello) and the reality of innocent movie hero. His acting is her own gloomy life, by reading more confident since playing Hollywood gossip and visiting the Debra Winger's irresponsible hus- local movie theater. In the dark- band, Flap, in "Terms of Endear- ness, she can live, laugh and cry ment." Usually Daniels is the with the fictional characters on the actor who goes through screen silver screen. tests without getting the roles, but This escape tactic works well not this time. Yet, they did not let until one of them comes alive. . . him play the transsexual Roberta As a gifted filmmaker, Allen Muldoon in "The World According can add another masterpiece to his to Garp," and the 30-year-old Dan- collection. In 1982, it was "A Mid- iels was considered too old to play summer Night's Sex Comedy," in Diane Keaton's lover in "Shoot the 1993 "Zelig" in 1984, "Broadway Moon." Danny Rose" and now "The Pur- "The Purple Rose" continues ple Rose of Cairo." Allen has writ- with the film manager and his ten and directed a warm film cele- team panicking. What will happen brating the magic of movies. In if Baxters pop off the screens all "Play It Again Sam," he used a over the country? They force the Humphrey Bogart look-alike to Hollywood star Gil Shephard (also help the film's central character played by Daniels) who created deal with the opposite sex. This the Baxter character, to solve the time, an all-American looking, fic- situation. Meanwhile in the movie tional movie hero named Tom theater in New Jersey, Baxter's Baxter (Jeff Daniels) comes alive co-stars can not continue the film to romance Cecilia. In the middle without the hero, nor leave the of the film she is watching, the screen. hero suddenly drops his lines. Complications arise when Ce- Then he turns around to speak to cilia meets and falls in love with Cecilia, who has sat through the B- Shephard and has to chose be- film five times. It is love at first tween him and his fabricated ( 'her as Rusty Dennis and Sam Elliott as 'Gar' from Peter Hogilanovieh's movie, Mask' sight and he leaves the screen to movie hero. Allen solves the prob- join Cecilia and find out what life is lem in the touching end of the fairy like outside the cinema. tale. It almost seems as if the end- 'Mask' The problem is that Baxter, ing is too abrupt, yet it is to the destroys stereotypes "an explorer-adventurer, a poet movies advantage that it was and great kisser," is a naively cre- made short 0 hour and 20 min- Attitudes toward those who look 'different' probed ated character who only knows utes). Some of the recent movies of what is in his script. This creates today's repertoire tend to drag, in life, It is a dramatiza- By Marcos Breton boy who, despite his condition, is film and numerous comical situations such but not "The Purple Rose " a * tion that treats a disabled person Rocky Dennis was a young just like anybody else. Stoltz's normal, and shows that peo- boy who was born with a disease performance as Rocky is sympa- as ple are more than what they ap- which severely disfigured thetic, real and forceful. his surface. face. Rocky Dennis loved life and pear to be on the It's time again for. . His con- Rusty Dennis is a woman "Mask" is a film about his lived it on that pretense. stare at who swears, drinks, and consid life. To say it is a good movie is dition caused people to of his era a group of motorcycle riders The Most Delicious not enough. "Mask," which him. But, through the help mother he was able to stare right her best friends. She is not the back making people realize who one-dimensional female charac- Day of the Year! film he was and what he was about. ter that most Hollywood ac- tresses have had to play of late. stars Cher as Rocky's mother In her latest role Cher con- only Cher portrays a woman who I.C.S.C. and Eric Stoltz as Rocky Dennis tinues to amaze critics who was is tough because she has to be, IS an experience. a few years ago said she International Food Bazaar but is still loving and caring to Audiences have been leav- washed up. She performs as if her son. On 7th St., between ing the film either drying their she has been acting all her life, in It is the mother/son eyes or silently pondering what when in fact she has been cast Engineering and Music relationship which carries the they have just seen. Both are re- only a few roles. 3,6s From 10am to 3pm is a movie and one gets the impres actions which usually follow a As Rusty Dennis she from sion that often times mother kot4 0,0 00% moving drama. "Mask" is just woman who is estranged husband. needs son more than son needs FeatUring Cuisine such a drama. her parents and her JZeit; of: to mother. The film doesn't try to be a Because of this, she is forced * Korean Student Assoc. Under In the end "Mask" is a film * Chinese Student Assoc. shameless tear jerker as it could raise her son by herself. this is a about humanity, a film which * Student Nutrition Club have been, given the nature of normal circumstances * Organization of Arab Students goes beyond just dealing with a the story. difficult situation, but given * Turkish Folklore Club Never is the character person. 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IP Page 8 Thursday, April 11, 1985 Rudolfo's: a restaurant that mixes pasta and politics to's seems to be a tavorite 01 Stan- By Chuck Carroll topped bar, where he dispenses of them are delicious. Served with table until the waitress was asked. ford professors and students. Still, Politics and pasta make a idle chatter and stock market tips. a nice fresh salad or a homemade Also, she could not remember how their business card, which de- lousy casserole, many might Interaction with strangers is soup ( the minestrone is a little many drinks were ordered. For scribes 28-year-old Rudolfo's res- argue. Such people might feel af- nearly impossible to avoid. heavy on the oregano), the special- some reason, knives are not part of taurant as "world famous" is fronted by being asked to sign a pe- The place is usually crammed ties are lasagne stuffed with meat the table setting until the entree is tition on behalf of the owners upon probably an exaggeration. Ever with people, some milling around and cheese, manicotti stuffed with served. This causes difficulty in entering Rudolfo's, an Italian res- heard of it? while they wait for a seat, others cheese, and cannelloni with meat handling tomato wedges in the taurant in Palo Alto. Once the food From all physical ap- hunkering down at the tavern-style filling. Each of these entrees costs tossed salads without stuffing your is sampled, though, a patron's res- pearances, Rudolfo's is nothing to bar featuring only beer, wine and $7.75, and for an extra $1.50, comes mouth or biting the wedge in sec- ervations might be cancelled, so to get excited about it's the food soft drinks. On the right, in the with sausages or meatballs. tions. In several previous visits to speak. that makes the visit worthwhile. dimly lit smoking section, a mural the restaurant, similar little prob- Art One of Rudolfo's salads, the A few months ago, owners Located at 4020 El Camino Real in of old Venice adorns the wall. On lems have been the norm. and Lea Alfinito were informed Palo Alto, the one-story building's deluxe seafood antipasto, is a mas- each table, covered with a red and Rudolfo's takes no reserva- that the city wanted to change the front wall of white brick holds a terpiece of food sculpture. On a white tablecloth, sits a bottle of all major zoning of the property on which spotlighted sign that doesn't prom- base of spinach is piled a mountain tions but it does aceept Italian wine and flickers a red can- ac- Rudolfo's is located from business ise much. After parking in the of artistically arranged tomato credit cards. Cash is also dle. Conspicuously absent are any cepted. The prices are not at all to residential. The Alfinitos, in the rear, customers approach the side booths. wedges, cauliflower, mushrooms, quartered out of line with the quality and ensuing months, gathered enough entrance near a small patio bor- Although the menu includes broccoli spears, shrimp, tuna quantity of food. signatures to persuade the city dered by a white, wrought-iron pizza, it is not served in the restau- and red beets. This selection council to allow the business to re- fence and low, minimally tended rant, only to go. costs $7.95. Rudolfo's is a great place to go main where it is for at least seven evergreen bushes. In general, you can be sure The barely adequate service with friends or parents, but it's more years, Lea Alfinito said. The overall ambiance is one of that the portions will be filling and at Rudolfo's undermines an other- probably not the place for serious The petition book includes a friendly confusion. Art usually generous. There are four special- wise very pleasant dining experi- romancing. slot to include occupation. Rudol- hangs out behind the formica- ties of the house and at least three ence. Water wasn't brought to the Arrivederci.

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