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Sheared sorrow PEP fights war against drugs Grant allows SJSU to participate, bring diverse people together to aid in effort

BY ERIK HOVE on Friday in the Student spartan Daily Stall Writer Union. It was fitting that the Prevention Education Pro- meeting was held at SJSU gram Coordinator Harriet since Pila was the engineer Pila is a women on the move. behind this consortium. In the fight against alcohol Future meetings will take and drug abuse on higher place at other participating education campuses, she has campuses. brought a whole group along "She's a firecracker. She for the ride. deserves a lot of credit for ini- Pila brought together a tiating this," said Elise Lenox, consortium of 26 college and a student health center community-college represen- employee at Stanford Univer- tatives to help fight against sity. substance abuse. She received The consortium brings a grant of $29,290 to help together people with various fund travel and expenses for backgrounds and positions. the group which meets once a Some are in health education, month. some are nurses and some are The group met for the first involved in athletics. time in the young school year See DRUG ABUSE, Page 3

I ARA MURPHY SPARTAN DAIL Y Program on dyslexia Several Joe West Hall residents show If their newly shaven cational conditions and racial tensions, about a dozen students heads. To show unity and to protest what they say are poor edu- shaved all or part of their heads on Sunday. to offer hope, support

BY RICHARD ESPINOZA tise to identify, instruct and spartan Daily matt Writer work with these children." Students part Some 10 percent of the Current training methods state's population will find give teachers almost no back- reading this story a frustrat- ground in dyslexia, so many ing struggle if they went of them are surprised to find through the standard U.S. that some of their smart, school system. These people articulate students have great with hair in are dyslexic they have trou- difficulty learning to read and ble making out written words write, Henry said. Since their and many teachers lack the education often did not training to help these students include mandatory courses in keep up with their peers in working with dyslexia, many protest move class. of these teachers think the Six SJSU instructors decid- dyslexic students are just not ed to tackle this problem by putting in as much effort as Worrisome times prompt hair los starting the Center for Educa- their peers are, Henry added. tional Research on Dyslexia "If teachers can't identify BY NICOLE SIRI episodes such as the Rodney (CERD) on campus. The this problem, it's a terrible Spartan Daily Stall Writer King trial, we are still here and funding came from a $65,000 frustration for these children:' They took it all off. Well, their want to be here in unity to get an start-up grant from the Varian Henry said. hair anyway. education:' Kawamoto said. Foundation, a group estab- A few teachers go so far as Eight SJSU students shaved The coordinators hoped that lished to fund scientific edu- to belittle their dyslexic stu- their heads Sunday, to join people would realize this was a cation, conservation and dents, thinking that these chil- together in what they see to be a nonviolent way to protest soci- other philanthropic projects. dren are ignoring their studies time of crisis in society. ety's current state. They wanted The center's prime goals and that the humiliation will Cory Nykoluk and Jeff to be drastic but in good taste, are to train teachers to identi- spur them to take their lessons Kawamoto of SJSU, organized Nykoluk said. fy dyslexics and find out the seriously, Henry said. the hair-shaving event in Joe "We feel that shaving our best ways to teach these chil- Why has a learning prob- West Hall's formal lounge. heads will show people that we dren to read and write. lem, estimated by researchers According to Kawamoto, the are all the same underneath:' "We want to get more and to affect 10 percent or more of purpose was to join together in Nykoluk said. more teachers in classrooms the population, remained unity during a time when Cali- As the shaving clippers rap, to identify dyslexics and work such a mystery? A big part of fornia's education system is in across the participants' heads, with them to provide effective the ignorance is because poor condition and unaccept- some of the approximately 60 TAR', MURPHY - SPARTAN IA11 instruction:' said Marcia dyslexia was considered an able racial incidents continue. spectators cringed as thev Joe West Hail resilient iennitet Kadau, left, and Jeff Kawainoto, Henry, director of the center. ophthalmic problem until "Despite the budget cuts and See PROTEST, Page -1 right, shave the head of Cory Nykoluk, center, as a sign of unity. "Most teachers in regular around the 1930s. It was not classes don't have the exper See DYSLEXIC, Page 3

Seminar lets students work abroad

BY NI( 01 F SIMI immerse het ,..11 in another cul 1,2flari I ISA students give campus a 'Glimpse of India' ture and be ahlt to work too Students who thought it was "The program is excellent financially impossible to travel bee dUSe, for the most part, pc' lit ight colors and I hicly music bring India] I culture to lift.' said attrac ung a MOH die, I ,t i!loup 01 stu and work in another country may won't hire you without a es' 'I 1. dents was one of her "mita ampaigns." finally get their chance to do just permit:' she said. It) '1,111A l'111.1 billowing around them, brought the audi- "That's the advantage we have as a cans that. The two-and-a-half hour se,' ence a taste of Western India. pus club because we can reach out to othei A Work Abroad/budget Travel nar will also cover budget t a,1 Morris Dailey Auditorium was filled with The dances were energetic and lively, and campus clubs:' she said. seminar will be presented on cam- ing, available discounts on food. color and music Saturday night as the Indi- were enthusiastically ieceived by the audi- The ISA worked through the summei pus Wednesday, by SJSU's Office health issues, transportation and an Students Association of SJSU held its ence, many ot whom clapped in time to the raising money and organizing the program. of Graduate and International accommodation, and volunteer fourth "Glimpse of India" cultural program. music or stood up and started dancing. "It's been hard raising funds with the Studies and the Council on Inter- work programs, Yazinir said. The overwhelmingly Indian audience Christian loch im, a professor of religious recession, but we've had so much support national Educational Exchange Students on the program may which filled the hall to capacity was treated studies, was one of the few non-Indians to from the people and businesses, we (CI EE). travel to France, the United King- to a mix of Indian classical and Indian pop attend the event. couldn't have done it without their hell, Keith Yazmir, Western Region dom, Ireland. Costa Rica, New dance and music, perfoi med mainly by stu- "I enjoyed it:' said Jochim who expressed said Rajesh Advani, ISA director of all is Campus Relations Coordinator Zealand. Ger many, lantaic a denti. surprise at the heavy influence of western ties, as he handed out program pamphlet. ii for Cl EE, will pi esent the seminar Canada, Spit and Australia. The prow alli was hew to mark the birth rock and roll nil main of the musical selec- people entering the hall_ to students interested in the pro- CIEE, a non-profit orgainza day of Mahatma Gandhi, the advocate of tions in the program The program was funded by the Associ- gram. That program allows stu- tion, operates offices throughout non-violence who sti ugglell to win India's loclum said he wished he was better able ated Students and by donations from private dents to work temporarily in one the United States, Europe and independence from t ,rear fin 'Idyl, according to understand meanings of the lyrics and individuals and Indian -owned businesses of 10 foreign countries. Asia for American and interna- to Sameer Rimar, president of ISA. the dances. The program, which started an hour late, "The program gives students tional students at the secondary, The students performed classical and folk "It's easy to appreciate aesthetically, but went smoothly bat ring a few minor delays completely legal working status undergraduate, graduate and pro- dances that represented several differtmt it's hard to learn a lot about Indian Culture during which the audience became restless, which is virtually impossible to fessional levels, Yazmir said. .1 here IT-arts of India. One of the selections was a from this:' he said. and had to be reminded of their manners get in most countries because gov- is no G.P.A. requirement to enter humorous folk dance from l'unjab which ISA Vice President Dimple Bansi admit- But despite minor hitches, the organizers ernments are so strict about it:' the program, and applications are featured young brides lamenting their hus- ted the non-Indian participation in the seemed well pleased with the event and the Yazmir said. accepted at all times who weo eithei na, tall or too short. event is less than slit would have liked. audience's real tior, to it Lbands Heathei Duffy, a student who I he seminar will be held in the A lively 1 larbd: II, winch women danced "I would like to 'mintage more non- "I think the thud work paid off' Tomar worked in England through the Student Union's Almaden Room in if circle, their bright blue and gold skirts Indian students to :Atelier Bansi said. She said. program, said it was a great way to at 11:30 a.m. and is free of charge.

a 2 s,1.is , 'Pi \ J..w State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion

,\ A )AiLy, AFTER AN gOuR Smi tA PATEL executive editor .401/ k oF LooKNO,1-1Anix ADELE GA LLUCCI city editor FINDs A SCOTT SA m' phi*, editor EN-I. E FtAy PLACE IVIARCIO J. SANCHEZ duet photographer JOHN VI El RA for/In/ editor ToPARK! BRIAN HARR arts & entertainment editor JOHN PEREZ features editor JIM SILVA 1,, rts ARIZ LES MAHLER ;lOt ft opy editor ATOOSA SAVA R NE1AD iii4110/IU/ de foreign editor

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us through the privately funded Insti- Anti-racism forum tute of Arts and Letters. Below is the People of color misrepresented in history full list of the funds given and As one whas been involved in promised to us: s the attention of interest. planning for the forum (The Getting The Institute of Arts and Letters, many Americans I can't forget how at the col- Along Forum) from the very begin- College of Humanities and the Arts: begins to focus on . studentsfeel no lege level some American ning and acted as treasurer for the $900; Interim President Evans: $500; 2 the presidential race scholars, rather than acknowl- group, I would like to give a brief Economic and Social Opportunities: between President George edge the true historical contri- account of how the whole thing began $400; Catholic Campus Ministry: Bush and Arkansas Governor selfworth because butions of persons of color, and the funds we have raised and so $100; English Dept: $150; Humanities Bill Clinton, my focus is would rather instead teach 111111:1114 far expended. Dept: $100; College of Social Sciences: directed on "things" of much the American false history. Early last summer, following the $100; Asian/Pacific American Staff more importance. I can't forget that African- Doti McGee verdict, I became con- Faculty Association: $50; Korean Rodney King Not to say that the upcom- educational system American women, children, that something had to be done Americans For Political Empower- vinced ing election is not of signifi- and infants are the most AIDS- bring the various ethnic groups ment: $50. We are also deeply grateful to cance to me, because it is. But is failing to relate to infected group and that together and start a dialogue among to the pastors and staff of the First Writer's Forum there are just some things I African Americans are 27 per- them. I thought if we could start Unitarian Church of San Jose for let- can't forget. them. cent of all AIDS patients..., meeting and talking with one another ting us use their facilities for free and "Not a single man of your I can't forget that in 1991 something is wrong here. their generous encouragement of all race is made equal to a single locally, we might be able to avoid the there were 609,000 African- in LA in this our efforts. general nobodies and made When election day rolls man of ours." repeat of what happened American males in prison area, or at least fOrm a network of per- Having decided to run the forums minimal contributions to around in November I'll he Abraham Lincoln compared to only 436,000 in thinking back to July 10th, in a as inexpensively as we can, we're pay- world development. This is just sons who could talk things out college. This is just one conse- August 14, 1862 feasibili- ing $100 for out-of-the Bay Area one reason why high school 1991, when Bush gave an exec- crisis. In order to discuss the quence which arises because of And just think, every year an effort, John speakers, $50 for speakers from with- students of color continue to utive order to lift economic ty of starting such historical misrepresentations on President's Day, America met at in the area, and none for anyone from drop out of high school at such sanctions against South Africa. Calm, Nettye Goddard, and I in history. honors this man. of sum- the campus. There will be one excep- alarming rates; these students Ya... something is really wrong. John's house about the middle So, while there is "big tion to this. Our next speaker, Prof. I can't forget that children of feel no self worth because the Come November I'll be mer, and it was at this meeting we hoopla" over the fast approach- for a series of Hu De-Hart, because she will be com- color are presented with altered American educational system thinking about how Mexican decided we should try ing presidential election and as lasting through the ing from Boulder, Colorado, will be or limited accounts of history, is failing to relate to them. migrant workers are used by forum-workshops the battle between "labels" of this meeting we paid $354. I was told her usual fee is which often leads to alienation America's capitalistic system as school year. Also at While the American educa- Republicans and Democrats to ask Prof. Villa to join us, $1,000. the following is the sum we from the American education- "tokens" in the fields. decided tional system is slowly begin- heats up, there are just some he was out of town for the have so Iar expended: $114.70 for al system. And yes, I'll be thinking of a but because ning to change to include a things of greater importance..., Prof. Maria Ortiz, fliers; $1 i 64 for brochures; $150 for Through the erroneous quote by former President summer, we invited multicultural balance, I can't some things I can't forget. who joined us from the second meet- two speakers of the first forum. As for interpretation of history, chil- forget that it still educates from Abraham Lincoln. It's a quote ing on. Since the third, much larger the meals and the like for the speakers dren of color receive messages a European or white point of that I'll never forget. meeting, which was held on the cam- after the first forum, we have paid for that their ancestors were in Don Maser is a Daily staff writer. pus, all the subsequent planning them out of our own pockets, and will meetings have been held off campus, continue to do so. to ease the parking problem for the I have never met Mr. Morales. I community people who also seemed don't know what his goals are, but if Form Page Policies to feel much more at ease meeting he is really interested in working for away from the campus. Everyone has racial harmony, equal access to educa- been welcome to these planning meet- tion, and greater understanding Spartan Daily others who are interested open most days from 9 Spartan Daily, Departmen ings, and it has truly been multi-eth- among people of differing back- Theprovides a daily in the university at large. a.m. to 5 p.m. Sometimes of Journalism and Mass nic gatherings. grounds, he should join us. He is wel- Forum page to Any letter or column for the production staff is Communications, San JOS( Because Galm, Goddard, and 1 come at our next planning meeting. encourage a the forum page must be available until 10 p.m. and State University, One have been members of the College of "marketplace of ideas." turned in to Letters to the will gladly take your Washington Square, San Humanities and the Arts, we first Contributions to the page Editor' box in the Spartan submission. Jose, CA, 95192. Or they approached Dean Crane for financial Kkhung Kim are encouraged from Daily newsroom, Dwight They may also be mailed can be FAXed to (408) 924 support. He graciously agreed to help English and Humanities students, staff, faculty and Bentel Hall 209. We are to the Forum Editor, The 3282.

SPARTAN DAILY an lose State University Tuesday, September 22 ,I99 2 3 SpartaGuide Drug Help: Substance abuse programs given support From paeg 1 "They're really supportive here. today is the diversity of the stu- cultures. We have to learn. Even The San Jose State calendar I'm lucky,' Pila said. dent body. SJSU, with many Asian though I am Japanese, I don't The diversity in the group Pila said one of the reasons she and Middle Eastern cultures pre- know about all of the Asian cul- brings many different ideas to the was able to obtain the consortium sent, is a good example of a tures:' said Ayako Saito, director ing, 1:30 - 4 p.m., SU Montalvo Room. table as well as many resources to grant and a $150,000 lust itutional diverse campus. of health services at San Jose City Today which others may not have access. grant was the support she "We don't know about all of the College. ART DEPARTMENT: Lecture: UNIVERSITY THEATER: Audi- Just about all members agreed received from the administration - 7 Robert Miffies, School of Arts and tions, "Gospel at Colonus," 4:30 that they have been able to learn at SJSU p.m., SPX 219, call 924-4584, or 924- Design chair, S p.m., call 924-4328. about things that did and didn't The consortium will help other 4633. ART DEPARTMENT: Student gal- work. Two of the members schools in that same aiea, Some of II II I I II 11 !;', I If it I I 11 0 leries art shows, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wednesday 23 echoed they didn't have to 'rein the members now have weight receptions, 6 - 8 p.m., Art depart- AL-ANON FOR FAMILY AND vent the wheel' within their own behind them when they try to Illoco), 110,111)11,flui, fill lil ment, call 924-4330. FRIENDS OF ALCOHOLICS: programs. implement policy and garner sup- ASPB: Superchunk Concert, noon, Weekly meeting, noon - 12:50 p.m., Pila ,through her own experi- port front their own campus. SU Amphitheater, call 924-6227. Admin. 269, call (510) 483-2084 ences, has been able to help her "Schools will listen to the con- counterparts with implementing sortium. We can use each other to GOSPEL AT COLONUS BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- ASPB: Wednesday Nite Cinema, relations)' Directed by Buddy Butler, Musical Direction by ISTRIES: Lifestyle meeting, noon - "Fried Green Tomatoes," 6 p.m. and programs and policy. But, she also help with PR (public ight Cannon and Vocal Direction by Butts-titian ji 1 p.m., SU Pacheco Rm., call 723- 9 p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium, said that the administration at said Angela Stocker, a representa- SJSU has given her the support tive of College of San MatCIF. 0500. call 924-6261 Gospel at Colomer is a hand-clapping, foot -stomping, and involvement she needs to run Another factor involved in The CAREER PLANNING AND PLANNING AND soul -stirring musical celebration. Scripts are avail:11)k- for CAREER a successful program. dealing with substance abuse PLACEMENT: Co-op orientation, 2 PLACEMENT: Resume II, noon - check-out in the 'theatre Arts Office, 11G11 100. Sign-up p.m., SU Almaden Room.; on-cam- 1:45 p.m.; On -Campus Interview sheets are posted outside the Green Room in II( ;11. pus interview preparation, SU Preparation, 3:30 p.m., SU Costanoan Room, 12:30 p.m., call Costanoan Room, call 924-6033 Help to begin Dyslexic 5-8plit 924-6033. CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- V(X2A1. AUINTIONS TODAY. 9/22 Horn page 1 DANCE'. AUDITIONS TOMORROW. 9/23 4:30-7pn HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGE- NITY: Exploring the Catholic Faith, beginning of the year, and anoth- MENT CLUB: Alumni panel discus- p.m., Campus Ministry ACTING AUDITIONS TOMORROW, 9/23 7-9pin 7 p.m. - 8:30 until the 1950s that elementary er in the spring to determine how sion, 4;30 - 6 p.m., SU Costanoan Center (10th and San Carlos) , call ALL AUDITIONS IN SPX 219 students began to learn to read much the multisensory method Room., call 295-1661. 298-0204 using a phonic system. helped. Any questa a is, iir Inc liltuc ilitornIalt011, MARKETING CLUB: Meeting with ENGLISH DEPARTMENT/ BUL- contact Buddy Butler 11(111 212, 924-4584 The problem worsened in the "The teachers are really excited or Baoini Butts-Bhanji, 02.3-4633 speaker, 3.30 p.m., A.S. Council WER-LYTTON UNDERGRAD late 1970s when California's just with being involved in this Chambers, call 243-3497. SOCIETY: Meeting, 12:30 p.m., schools faced drastic budget cuts. project:' Weichenthal said. "Dr. MECHA: General meeting, 5 p.m., Faculty Offices 104, call 248-0076 Many districts dealt with the drop Henry is a well-known researcher the Associated Students Program Boara Presents Chicano Resource Center, call 294- FANTASY/ STRATEGY CLUB: in funding by getting rid of spe- in the field of dyslexia!' 9024. Hugh Pham, SFB, 6 p.m., SU cialists who were trained to help The center will let other teach- SIGMA GAMMA TAU AERO- Pacheco Room, call 924-7097 children with learning problems, ers know about their findings SPACE HONOR SOCIETY: New RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown such as dyslexia. through a newsletter. member meeting, 12:30 - 1 30 p.m., Bay Luii,h, noon - 1:30 p.m., SU today's research focuses on Susan Varian, secretary and ENG. Bldg. 272, Pacheco Room, call 924-5930 "multisensory" methods to teach treasurer for the Varian Founda- STUDENT CALIFORNIA STUDENTS UNITED FOR written language to all students in tion hoard of directors, said the TEACHER'S ASSCUATION : ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION: Offi- a mainstream class. Children are board will look at the CERD's Open meeting, noon - 1 p.m., cer's meeting, 7 p.m., 55 S. 6th St. taught to read and write using progress early next year to deter- Sweeney Hall, 331, call 924- 3738. 0214, call 929-7042 visual and auditory methods, as mine future funding from the STUDENTS FOR CHOICE: Meet- well as by writing individual let- foundation. She said her group ters often enough so that the hand was interested in supporting the sparta( ;tilde is available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organizations for free. Dead- muscles "know" how to form center for some time. line is 5 p.m., two days before publication. Forms are available at the Spartan Daily. DM 209, limited space may force reducing the number of entries each character. The writing prac- Gilbert Guerin, development tice teaches dyslexic children the coordinator for the center, is look- TODAY!!! difference between "b" and "cl:' ing for other sources of funding as Student Union News Room (408) 924-3280 for instance. well. The center is discussing their 924-3282 By using several methods, goals at this point, and Guerin Amphitheatre Fax teachers hope to be able to teach will be soliciting grants based on Advertising 924-3270 all children to read, regardless of the budget it decides will be nec- 12 noon their strengths and weaknesses. essary. FREE Classified 924-3277 One of the center's first projects Starting a research center such concert U1P MI 10141000 1,0 MA',l FR Please send address one. lions lo Spartan Daily. .Jo San j,,r Yale Inlayer say. in. Wallington is a program with the Franklin- as this at SJSU is a shift from the Next Week: WAVY CRAW, President Sql12,... San !or, i,i,n.4. i'it 0149. ',,,4n1 dm postage pat a In...Catania Menthes ot the forma Nroespaper Pub the "Nobody for lathers Ass cc i4444c and the Asa. tared Presa The opinion, expensed the Spartan 1,ai5 are Ma nen...my those of Ow Deperintent McKinley School District, one of College of Education's c-oncentra- Tour" Some time & 471 101111lAlm4l and Slam ortitr.k.bons. the huvenoy. or any other shuleni Is ulty .rganiran OM Mal tuba. ia.ns .,epted on place, Wednesday, Sept. 30 ,,,,,,,i5, ol semester baaa Fuill,.leinn year. S/5. Eat 11111estel . 7ri 1415,4 e per opy. toms t a npui Ael,verf the few school districts that t ion on training new teachers. throui$k Ihe Iranut Windy 544,41 5,5,5,. Fund al (0 ,R,5 per lull 011410111 Ilse vanwiwty.Tiell desnant4,1 For info about upcoming events call the R.A T.' line MOO hy .tisdents Awing the rmulu laiol year. already has a program geared "At SIMI, we're not really heavy pecifically to dyslexic children, on research:' Guerin said, tie is 4108) 924-6261 F ty Ass 3c Ver: ,.; according to Dolores Weichen- looking forward to tapping the 41 I ) thal, director of special education research potential of these future for the school district. teachers. 414r Apple denies rumors of Teachers of eight classes for dyslexics will give their students a YOUR BEST SOURCE FOR spelling test in October to show 1,000 marketing layoffs CERD researchers where the chil- dren stand with spelling at the siCS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) fewer than 100 people and that 'ear" Apple Computer Inc. on Monday those let go would be given top Disgruntled said it would lay off probably fewer priority for any openings within than 100 employees as part of the Apple USA. The company CASIO SHARP ongoing reorganization of its sales- declined to say how many people California I I 711 t ,o6r, F I 713A and-marketing division. work in the sales-and-marketing students turn to Student Student Professional Advanced The Cupertino, Calif. personal unit based in Campbell, Calif. Solar Scientific Scientific Financial computer maker, whose low- The latest layoffs at Apple are Scientific Cale with Calculator Calculator priced strategy has cut into profit the second announced this month. UNR instead Statistics margins, denied published reports They are also the latest in a RENO, Nev. (AP) Waiting that the layoffs at Apple USA series of reductions that have elim- lists, growing classes and soaring would total up to 1,000 employees. inated thousands jobs in Silicon tuition have sent students scurry- "There is a small redeployment Valley in the past year. ing from California college cam- we are undergoing within Apple Last week, Apple said it plans to puses to the University of Nevada, $17 95 S12- S17-98 S29 95 USA. close its manufacturing plant in Reno, officials said. This is a continuation of a busi- Fremont and lay off 345 people. THE BEST IN ALICHO Ii MAs 45. MA II Pl.,. 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ti 1,11 y ii Or it , iii pii, it to continue as a mem lie said this type of communi- Play irolitis how (oTtirilunit Idue _itii,Ii i5i, I he. audience watched a family her of his gang while attending ty involvement is the only effective ( V( I. ( I) . dtlected tl crit;, break twat t beealise of gang yt hit reach Church but one method lett to fight gangs in cities gangs affect teens e. Li. the elide:1nm. oa) lie 51 wined ut the gang. 'This is ci die ally important Some of the cast members were The performance ended with hguied I could do both, but I because it .S1 community-based. andfamilies once involved in gangs or drugs important because the teens themselves realizing that got so into the church that I never Nothing else will work but this: themselves, while others had been some gangs lead to trouble and went back,' Perez said. ( iiveau said. BY NICOLE SIR1 exposed to them. it is community-. unhappiness. He said the play will have a According to Whitney, the play Spalian Daily Stall Wntitr "We created the play because if The audience of mostly His- heavy impact on the community provides teens with a method of San Jose teens sent their anti- there are no exciting activities for based panic teens, parents and children because parents will see how prevention and intervention gang and anti-drug message to the teens to do, then we will lose Mike Giveau watched the powerful drama gangs will affect their children. among themselves and their the community Saturday, through them to gangs or drugs: Whitney unfold into reality. "Parents will see the play and it peers. a live performance of Bandana at said . "The play gives youth sonic' Many people became emotion- will break their hearts, so they will He and his cast hope to expand the local Take the Right Step Sep- thing positive to do with their ally touched by the play's message want to help their children: Perez their performances to local mid- temberfest. time while also helping others stay as tears welled up in many of their said. dle schools and high schools.to The debut of the drama pre- out of a destructive lifestyle." and sex, and how families are eves. City Manager Assistant Mike spread their message to all teens sented the reality of problems and The hour-long performance at affected. Rudy Perez, an ex-San Jose Giveau specializes in finding in the city. peer pressure that teens face daily San Jose's Roosevelt Park por- The cast acted out a number of gang leader who performed in donations and foundation funds Septemberfest also included in the community. 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want to participate in the trial. 0 Police open fire on In addition to Gorbachev, the court o Swedish navy invited Ivan Polozkov, former first secre- quincentennial tary of the Russian Communist Party, as chases another an additional witness. protest; three dead The panel of 13 judges on the Constitu- mystery sub tional Court are weighing the legality of SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Russian President Boris Yeltsin's ban on STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The Republic (AP) - Plainclothes policemen the Soviet Union's former ruling party. navy fired depth charges at a suspected fired on 300 people marching to protest The trial, which began July 7, resumed foreign submarine Monday in the second upcoming quincentennial celebrations, last week after a six-week adjournment. It attack against a mystery intruder in less killing three people, including a human stems from a lawsuit by pro-Communist than a week, military officials said. rights activist. parliament members who contend that The attack was launched outside Land- The shootings Sunday evening were Yeltsin exceeded his constitutional author- sort in the Stockholm archipelago after a the first violence connected to govern- ity when he suspended the Communist hydrophone detected an underwater ves- ment plans to commemorate Christopher Party's activities and confiscated its prop- sel, the military said in a statement. A Columbus' arrival in 1492. Critics have erty after the failed August 1991 coup. hydrophone picks up sounds in the water, said the celebrations, including construc- If the court rules against Yeltsin, it could such as from a submarine engine. tion of a giant lighthouse, are wasting hurt his public image and encourage for- There were no reports of a hit by any of millions of dollars. mer Communists to try to roll back his the depth charges. Two other people were wounded, and reforms. Sweden has reported regular violations demonstrators scattered after the shoot- of its waters for more than a decade. Since capital flowed toward the German mark 0 Tropical storm Ted ings. Foreign ministers the collapse of the Soviet Union, officials during the European currency chaos. The nation's police chief, Gen. Rafael have been unable to explain where the Guerrero Peralta, said a police lieutenant intruders have come from, although Hopes for the return to norm hits Philippines, and two agents were under investigation meet to press new Defense Minister Anders Bjorck suggested The stratospheric rate had shut down in the shootings and could face prosecu- in May that elements of the Russian mili- virtually all lending, but the 50 percent killing three tion. vote in Denmark tary could be acting without the knowl- rate was still likely to maintain a credit Police said one of the victims was edge of Russian President Boris Yeltsin. freeze. Credit cards were not yet affected. MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Tropical Rafael Efrain Ortiz, a lawyer who headed UNITED NATIONS (AP) - In an Last week, the navy attacked a suspect- Officials said they hoped interest rates Storm Ted battered the Philippines Mon- the Dominican Committee of Human emergency meeting Monday, European ed foreign submarine with depth charges would soon return to normal, about 13 day with high winds and heavy rains, Rights. The other two were not immedi- Community foreign ministers pressed and grenades in waters off Oxelosund, 60 percent, but they still refused to devalue unleashing avalanches from Mount ately identified by police. Denmark to hold a new referendum on a miles south of Stockholm. the kronor to halt the currency selloff. Pinatubo, spreading volcanic ash over European unity treaty, which was nar- A search of the sea bottom produced Prime Minister Carl Bildt's center-right Manila and killing three people. Russian Court rowly backed by French voters Sunday. no traces of a wrecked submarine, and coalition made an unprecedented eco- The rains triggered explosions in super- Danish voters rejected the Maastricht there were no indications that the navy nomic pact with the opposition Social heated debris that Pinatubo spewed out orders treaty June 2 by a slim margin. All 12 had hit its target. Democrats on Sunday to stabilize the during a June 1991 eruption. Explosions Gorbachev European Community nations must rati- economy by cutting the $18.4 billion caused by the mixture of rain and super- fy the treaty for it to go into effect at the Government and deficit, raising taxes and slashing welfare heated materials sent a cloud of ash 11 to testify end of the year. benefits such as sick pay. miles into the sky. The treaty, agreed on last December in opposition agree For nearly 60 years, Swedes had been The resulting ash cloud blocked out the MOSCOW (AP) - Russia's Constitu- the J.)utch city by the same name, calls for accustomed to paying high taxes in return sun and plunged the area near the volcano tional Court ordered former Soviet Presi- coordinated political and economic poli- for extensive government care. into total darkness at 11 a.m. Gale force dent Mikhail Gorbachev to testify in a trial cies among the EC members and a com- on economic plan But increasing taxes while benefits winds blew the ash as far as Manila, 60 Monday to determine the fate of the Com- mon currency by the end of the century. decline and unemployment rises is a new miles south. munist Party. Diplomats said Denmark would be STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The phenomenon in Sweden. Tons of debris thundered down The court could fine Gorbachev 100 pressed to hold a new referendum to central bank lowered a key interest rate Bildt needed the opposition guarantees Pinatubo's slopes and covered areas along rubles - about 50 cents - if he refuses to reverse its rejection of the accord. Other- front 500 percent to 50 percent Monday because his four-party coalition holds less riverbanks. Five domestic and three inter- testify, said Boris Strashun, an aide to the wise, the treaty may have to be renegoti- after the government and opposition than half of parliament's seats. national flights were canceled from Mani- chairman of the court. ated. agreed to boost taxes and slash welfare Bildt said the package, and the broad la's airport, and air controllers warned "If Gorbachev fails to appear, it will "If you start back, you will open Pan- further to rein in a huge budget deficit. political support for it, was a strong signal pilots to use extreme caution because of show a lack of respect for the court," dora's Box:' said EC Commission presi- The Riksbank had raised its short-term to the market that Sweden was serious possible engine damage due to ashfall. Strashun added. dent Jacques DeLors as he entered the rate for commercial banks to the record about maintaining economic stability and Pilots were urged to route themselves Gorbachev, who was on a private trip to private meeting of foreign ministers and high last Wednesday in an attempt to keep the level of the krona, which is tied to the away from Pinatubo, which lies along a Germany, has previously said he does not other senior European diplomats. the Swedish krona from being devalued as European Currency Unit. major flight path north to Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul.

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A kick to the throat ended Steve Ayler's middleweight bout against San Jose's Gary Merlo in the second round. Full San Jose's Ann Eichler delivers a roundhouse kick to the neck of Gilroy's Linda Patello. Eichler won the match with a tech- nical knockout after the ringside doctor stopped the bout in the 2nd round because Patello had suffered a broken nose. Contact PHOTOS BY '1ARA MURPHY, --- SPARTAN DA ILY Kickboxing event attractsjans, fignters to the Event Center .rill'ORS NEEDED!! Math Science Spanish BY JON SOLOMON The fighters battled evenly until Another San Jose tighter was the seven rounds, I ley came out weight match, Ann hichlei, from Npaiml I Lilly !,1,,H the fifth and final round, when Gary Merlo, who defeated Steve strong. In the filth round Farley Los Gatos, won her kickboxing Kickboxers throughout the Khanbabian took over and won Ayler by TKO at 1:46 in the sec- connected with roundhouse and debut against Linda Paletto. Eich- M lay - Wednesday state came I miliete in matches the fight. ond round. reverse roundhousel,i, ks. ler dominated the bout and at Kickbox Mg Mania 11 Friday In the main event, another Merlo came out on fire with While he had Claggett in the looked very strong. 4-6 PM aggression. determined to corner, Fancy battered Claggett She kept delivering blows to night at the! f :enter. local fighter, Javier "Thunder" intense ON CAMPUS Local competitors dominated, Mendez, prevailed as the Light win the fight. A blow to Tyler's with a barrage of right and left Paletto's nose until blood gushed with two San Jose fighters captur- Cruiserweight World Champion throat left him kneeling on the hooks and combinations, which out of it. $647 Per hour ing state titles before a crowd of after pouring on the punches and canvas coughing up blood and the eventually knocked Claggett to After 30 seLcauls in the second High Sel I Student,- 4,000 kickboxing enthusiasts. kicks against Denver's Mark tight had to be stopped. the canvas. round the retene stopped the Wathlwaisi Central 225 Alex Khanbabian, a 1990 SJSU Longo. Winning the State Mid- After winning unanimously, tight and a dot.tor confirmed that graduate, captured the California In the fourth round, Longo dleweight Championship was Farley celebrated by doing the Paletto had a broken nose, giving

Lightweight Championship with a appeared tired, barely lifting his Marco Rodriguez, a late entry splits. Eichler a TKO. call victory over Bakersfield's Jesus arms to fend off counter punches who defeated Santa Cruz's Mike In the wornens Super Light- 9 2 I- 2 5 6 9 Andrade coming his way. Bodge. Rodriguez came out In the first round both fighters Longo came back in the sixth strong in the last two rounds of delivered what seemed to be an and seventh rounds with some the five-round bout and won. A,,sociated Students Program Board Presents equal number of blows. hard combinations and hooks. In another Middleweight Khanbabian dominated the But in the ninth Mendez delivered match, Santa Cruz's Francis Farley pr Work second round and delivered some combos forcing Longo against the remained undefeated with a win torpedo-like combinations to ropes. Mendez took the 11 -round over lames Claggett. Rid tireen Tomdloes Right after the bell of each of and Andrade. bout and won the title. Travel 4 Spartan football team is in in Europe over its head in taking on Wednesday FREE SEMINAR Night No. 19 Stanford Saturday lilt! WEDNESDN, sEpt 23RD Cinema 7pm- 9pm D,,n't be fooled.The great quarterbacks - - should be last year looks restrained and 'Tartans' able to make the most of SJSU's uncomfortable in Turner's new 'Work LEGALLY . performance against weak cornerbacks, especially Dee system. iItg. asuil carer Southwestern Grayer. Although Turner guaranteed September 23 exibility & choice, you choose Louisiana Saturday night was Grayer has been burned often before the season that the offenNt' 'y our good good enough. job &Kt location but not this season, and it Stanford's big would he allowed to occasional cam the basics of budget trave $2.50, 6 & 9pm SEW came away with little offensive linemen give Stenstrom open up, the Spartans used Ivice on air and rail more than a win to take into time to throw, that trend won't mainly an underneath passing S. 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The Spartans st niggled quick scat-back, Garcia was pressured or his 1 offensively until the fourth M should have an easy receivers were covered. 41 # quarter against USI., and while time running threw and around a ISU's lack of a vertical Office at Graduate and the defense looked stronger than visibly slower Spartan defense. passing attack could hurt Internat.! tudles and CIEE it had against Cal and SISU's defense just doesn't seem S them again on Saturday Minnesota, it still showed signs to have the same team speed it against the Cardinal. of vulnerability. has had the past two years. l( SJSU falls behind early like it The Spartans led 14 13 going If Milburn can get into the did against Cal, the Stanford Earn $ while you quit smoking into the fourth quarter and open field, the Spartans will have defense will he able to tee-off on eventually put the Ragin' Cajuns a tough time catching up with Garcia. --- an average team at best -- him. With George and hi, deten..1\. away. While the Cardinal offense teammates blitzing, f ii ,i,, , SJSU SJ SLJ SJSU But the fact that the Spartans looks to put up big numbers be in for another rough day. didn't dominate the game doesn't against an SJSU defense that has Despite its problems, this STUDENTS FACILITY STAFF bode well for them or their fans. given up 89 points in three year's Spartan 6 1 is good and WANTED After wins over the University games, the Stank)? d defense will will probably win as third- WANTED WANTED of Minnesota and USL, the look to dominate the Spartans straight Big West title. '1'0 RECEIVE TO RECEIVE 7'0 RECEIVE Spartans should have plenty of much like Cal did. Garcia is living up to his niomentlim going into this The Cardinal has the 5th- billing as a quality quarterback REWARDS REWARDS REWARDS Saturday's game. ranked defense in the nation. It and the running attack is But it won't be enough. also has one of the best improving every week. The Stanford is a legitimate top-20 individual defenders on the West defense, despite its problems, will I .1 I I 111C AW.111 I. Mkt (TI. JA( Pr, t. it I IN San Just. team. We saw what happened the Coast in linebacker Ron George. be able to handle its Big West ZSCIVIc 1 Staff did t lilt), tokrit( aver. who 1,.ostet- fix the last time the Spartans took on a Despite looking decent against competitors. Ill iii mfraiJ 4 ...teuellng Ictist, .1,- 'Ad! ieccive a VC (cultic:AT valid At Srtitt.ni Slurs,111,11,v top-20 contender. SIMI was USE, Ron Turner's make-shift But when it comes to playing tat ilititts and Spartan Itookstort,IiIv I., .1, at .irtend rh, ,10111 with a sill ! crushed by the Cal Bears, 46-16. offensive line will be hard big-time teams like Cal and fill 1111,, tobacco user will receive a $28.01 , In flirt Don't be surprised to see pressed to give SJSU Stanford, SJSU will have its similar results this Saturday. quarterback, Jeff Garcia, time to problems. 1