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Volume 88, No. 41 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Thursday. March 26, I ()s 7 'Lights out' early on SJSU campus Damaged power line causes power loss for five buildings

By Stephanie M. Nichols Project 88 is the $38 million expansion and Thirty-two classes were affected, said Dick Qayoumi said there was a 95 percent chance Daily staff writer renovation project of the Engineering Building Staley. director of public information. Eight per- that power will be restored by 5 or 6 a.m today Power to live campus buildings was dis- which is expected to he completed in fall, 1988. cent of class sections on campus meet after 5 rupted yesterday when Project 88 construction Wahlquist Library. Admissions and Re- p.m., he added An emergency meeting was held at 3 p.m. crews hit high voltage cable while working in an cords. Dudley Moorehead Hall. Morris Dailey A power shutdown was planned for 11 p.m. in the emergency operations center the uni- on-site trench with a backhoe. Auditorium, Tower Hall. Administration and the Wednesday for the entire campus with the excep- versity dining room -- to determine what steps Project Construction Manager Barry Widen Instructional Resource Center were without tion of Clark Library. the Computer Center. to take. said Staley. of Perini Corp.. general contractor for Project 88. power after approximately I :40 p.m. Health Center. Faculty Office Building, Central said a duct bank containing power cable was The buildings did not have incoming phone Classroom Building. Spartan Complex and build- President Gail Fullerton. university police damaged by a backhoe. a tractor used for digging service because the phones cannot ring without ings south of San Carlos Street, Staley said. Chief Lew Schatz, Arlene Okerlund, interim aca- and grading. electricity. The affected buildings' power line cannot be demic vice president, and Maynard Robinson, Widen said the duct bank was thought to Night classes were cancelled in Wahlquist worked on while other buildings' power lines associate academic vice president for educational Mo Qayoumi contain abandoned telephone cable as shown on Library, Dudley Moorehead and Dwight Bente! contain live current, which is the reason for the planning and resources, were not on campus at . . . facilities &recto, the plans. Hall. campus power shutdown. Qayoumi said. See POWER. page 3 Golden touch A.S. Election Students pull out of election By David Barry Daily staff writer On the first day of the election, ballots and tur- moil were both being cast. Associated Students Election Board member Matt Schember said votes for Todd Worthe. who is listed on the ballot as an ASAP candidate for director of student services, will not be counted by the elec- tion board. Guillermo "Bill" Campos, the Hedonistic Opportunist Guild's candidate for director of ethnic affairs, was taken off the ballot. A journalism professor said the Responsible Alliance party violated copyright law by putting a cartoon on one of its fliers. The election hoard made the decision to not count Worthe's votes Wednesday. after hearing Worthe did not want to be on the ballot and would not accept the position if elected. Worthe, who was not on ASAP's original slate of candidates and was asked to replace Bruce Mob. Icy, said he decided not to run two weeks ago, but was kept on the ballot by Susan Chargin, ASAP pres- idential candidate. "I was told by Susan Chargin to stay on the bal- lot because they would receive had press if I left." Worthe said. Chargin denied the claim. "We had discussed keeping Todd's name on the ballot. but after talking with him we decided it would be best if he did not run with us." Chargin said. See BALLOT. page 3

John B Lawrence Daily staff photographer Delta Gamma members Bonnie Hill, graphics design sophomore, left, and Kathiene (lark, English sophomore, brush up the rail at Spartan Stadium. Voter turnout Greeks paint stadium rail average for for philanthropy project A.S. election By Lisa Bobadilla ol either removing staples from bul- Daily staff writer letin boards or painting the railings. Although the day got off to a At the slated starting time, the By Larry Aragon slow start. SJSU fraternities and soro- paint hadn't been mixed or received. Daily staff writer rities continued Greek Week with McLeod said. The Associated Students general election began Philanthropy Day Wednesday. While waiting for Plant Opera- Wednesday and voter turnout was about average. This year. the Greeks repainted tions to deliver equipment, the frater- according to poll attendants. cement railings at Spartan Stadium. nities and sororities bought scrapers Most students were drawn to the Student Union The event was slated to begin at II and began to clean the cement sur- poll, said Matt Shember, election board secretary. in receiv- eorge a esta y sta p otographer a.m., hut because of a lag faces. Mcl.cod said. "There was almost a bottleneck there a couple ing paint and brushes from Plant Op- Despite the the delay, at least 70 of times," Shember said. Theta ('hi yellfesters: Dean Escapite, Steve Pyle, Micah Harrel, and I.ance Wright. erations, painting didn't start until I people stuck around the stadium. Kathy- Burbank, poll attendant, said approxi- p.m. while fraternity and sorority members mately 100 students voted at the Student Union dur- "Every year we do a service for continued to arrive in waves. Once ing her stint. the campus. Last year it was window materials arrived, members took to Greeks yell while 'catching wave' Clark Library's poll drew about 3(11) voters from washing." said Dan McLeod. Greek the brushes and began painting. 9 a.m. to I p.m.. said Deborah Warren, election Ry Deborah J. Kaplan critena: the name of the fraternity or sorority Week co-chairman and Delta Upsilon Because of time constraints. the hoard communications officer. Daily stall writer house, the theme of the week which is "Catch member. painting of both sides of the stadium The voices of approximately 350 Greeks the Wave," and SJSU. This year. Greek adviser Nada could not be completed. Instead. the The poll at Seventh and San Carlos streets was tilled the Student Union Amphitheatre for the The requirements were broad enough so Houston contacted Executive Vice Greeks painted one side and cleaned "very slow," drawing only 50 students in two hours, Greek Week Yell Festiva Tuesday afternoon. each house could get creative with it. said Re- President J. Handel Evans seeking the other, McLeod said. said Julie Eliason, election hoard member. The object of the event was for each house becca Purdin, co-coordinator of Greek Week. ideas for Philanthropy Day, he said. "We won't get it all finished. Although the Student Union and Clark Library to make up ell or song that included three See YELLFEST. mike 3 Plant Operations provided the ideas See GREEK WEEK. make 3 polls closed at 8 p.m.. the San Carlos Street poll closed at 2:30 p.m. because it is not at a central loca- tion, Warren said. See ELECTION. page 3 Dear readers, Computer problems Raza Day attracts 800 Eastside students compounded by Wednes- today By Diane Bejarano School District to learn about higher educa- media. Vote day's power outage forced Daily staff writer tion. "We feel students are interested in those Get out and make your opinion count today at size of to- us to reduce the Over 900 mostly minority high school Students also came from Hollister. Gilroy fields, and the two biggest workshops are busi- any of the three official Associated Students election day's Daily students crammed into the Student Union ball- and Milpitas. ness and engineering." MEChA president polls. Barring problems room Wednesday for the sixth annual Raza The word ’raza means race or brother- Carmel lin Gutierrez said. Tables will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the today, we will return to full Day. hood in Spanish. "Basically, the enrollment of alma stu- southwest corner of the Student Union and at the Sponsored by MU MEChA, which The students had a choice of dents Chicano and Latino -- is low." she main entrance of the Clark size tomorrow workshops, Library. The table at Sev- means Chicano student movement of Aztlan, including college preparatory, counseling, said. enth and San Carlos streets will he open from 9 a.m. Hamilton Scott G. the event drew mostly high school freshmen arts, business, engineering, Chicano history, "Outside of Raza Day, there is no to 2:30 p.m. Editor and sophomores from the Eastside Union High social work, health and print and television See RAZ& page 3

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Editorial Keep college bookstores tax-exempt are opposed to a bill before Congress In addition, campus facilities do not ad- vertise for business off campus. Ed Zant, direc- Wethat would restrict the types of items sold in campus bookstores. tor of Spartan Shops, said the stores do not try Small business leaders are pushing Con- to compete with outside business and do not gress to adopt this legislation because, they have customers coming in from off campus. claim, college bookstores, and other nonprofit The real issue is that state legislatures and businesses, are using their tax-exempt status to Congress are succumbing to small business gain an unfair advantage. lobbyists. Spartan Shops is not trying to take advan- The size of a university and its location tage of its tax-exempt status. The reason the dictates the need for campus stores. Why Spartan Bookstore vends a wide range of mer- should student services ignore a demand like chandise that might not be directly related to that? academics, is because it is a service to students. Currently, federal tax law states nonprofit . Taking this service away would break the organizations can enter into any type of busi- continuity of campus life, and, to put it simply, ness, but does require a tax on all other non-re- Would be downright inconvenient. lated business income. A total of 15 states have such laws pen- The problem is that no one has bothered to ding and three others have passed laws in the define non-related business income or the tax Letters to the Editor Daily Delivery past five years. exempt status of college bookstores for that Within a few weeks state legislators will matter. Revenue Service reviews be reviewing similar laws for California non- The Internal Residence halls not apathetic E.C. profit agencies that sell goods not directly re- computer sales on a case by case basis Editor, lated to the agency. Some opposition is coming from busi- Apathy'? Apathy and Inter-Residence Hall Association Walters Some define non-academic items as com- nesses that have a larger stake. College hospi- is a conflict in terms. It is appalling to me that the Spartan Daily is so puters, food, clothing, pharmaceuticals, re- tals and laboratories have been cited as not re- misinformed. lated to school. The Inter-Residence Hall Association has in no way cords. greeting cards and similar goods. complained about the way Associated Students spends Land of the free Basically, college bookstores would be re- The IRS does not even know how many money. We do not grumble and gripe and certainly do not businesses object to campus business. And they feel the Associated Student members are incompetent. Tu Do Vietnamese restaurant in San Jose stricted to pencils, pens, books, and paper. The do not know how many non-profit organiza- IRHA has never asked Associated Students for money, serves some superlative food. Just two blocks While college bookstores have a tax- of- tions are running businesses. we are allocated from Campus Housing $1 .11 for each resi- I rom the MU campus, at 127 N. 4th St., it exempt status, that doesn't necessarily translate dent and using fund-raisers we raise the rest of our budget. lers meals at prices budget-conscious students can af- Universities and colleges perform legiti- ford. into lower prices --- ask any SJSU student who Campus housing is not financially supported by But if his neighbors get their way, Nguyen Binl.. shops in the mate activities and restrictive laws will result in A.S. All of Spartan Bookstore. housing's budget is funded by the fees that the its owner and chef, may not be cooking much longer. resident's pay. But small businesses pettily complain that the loss of millions for universities. The problem is that his next-door neighbors are they are being priced out of the market. IRHA is growing at an explosive and steady rate. Our bothered by the smells from his kitchen. relationship with A.S. has broadened and strengthened dur- Across the parking lot from the Tu Do is the el- ing this past year. We do not hide in the woodwork. egant. 10-story St. James Park Office Building. Its tenants include the San Jose Business Journal and two Spartan City: a vital part of SJSU I do not appreciate Spartan Daily implying in any way large law firms, Rankin-Oneal-Center-Luckhardt & that IRHA is apathetic, because there is nothing more far Lund, and Kelly Leal Olimpia Davilla & Whelan. Spartan City is closing from the truth. The building manager. George Beatty. said Mon- Big deal, you say? Genevieve Cushing day he intends to resolve the problem for his tenants. You'd better believe it's a big deal. 1.R.Ii.A, Chairperson He has been working through the Bay Area Air Qual- For the 80 families who live there, Spartan City is their Sophomore ity Management District either to have the Tu Do in- home. Many of the families wouldn't he able to attend a International Business Major stall equipment to keep its smells from reaching the air university if it wasn't for this low-income housing. Paige or to cite it as a public nuisance and close it. This housing allows the resident to attend SJSU while But the story of the Tu Do doesn't start here. It living close to campus and being able to have their kids with Bergel 'Girls' a bad term to describe women began nearly 12 years ago on March 30. 1975, when them. Girls, girls, the last American troops left Saigon. Among those left But the best thing about Spartan City is the cheap girls! I am writing in response to Judith laught’s behind was Binh. A major in the army, he did intelli- - rents, under $200 per month for a two bedroom apartment. March 18 expounding the benefits of sorority life. ' If sororities are gence work for American forces during the war. For these reasons, it is imperative full of girls, then I don't want to join any- way. I tutor first-grade girls once In late April. Binh escaped on a ship carrying 300 to keep Spartan City open. Only the money would be a loan a week, and that's all I to the university and rents can handle. people. He left behind his wife and seven children. He Viewpoint good can come from repairing, or could be raised slightly at Spartan City to pay for this loan. planned to send for them as soon as he found work. even rebuilding the facility. This Residents have said that they would he willing to pay As a writer, journalist and woman, Judith Faught has a After two weeks, the ship reached the Philippines. facility allows low-income families to add something to so- even $300 per month if it means saving their homes. responsiblity to her readers to he an informed and aware ' From there. Binh eventually was sent to Long- ciety and to he a part of society, instead of a burden on so- It is obvious that the university hasn't looked at all its person. Look up the word girl in any dictionary, you'll find ' view, Wash., in a group of 1,000 refugees. He lived ciety, by allowing them the opportunity of cheap housing options before making the decision to close Spartan City. she is defined as a female child. there three years while he studied electronics and while they attend school . There are many good ways to solve this problem. One earned a living doing odd jobs. If The university administration on this campus is fooling way is to get together a task force of residents and represen- full grown, educated women see themselves as girls, He moved to San Jose in 1979 and got a job at how did they itself if they think losing Spartan City won't hurt SJSU. tatives from the university to discuss ways of getting money make it all the way to college'? We journalists Verbatim Corp. But he wasn't happy in electronics. must do Out of the 19 Cal State Universities, SJSU is the only to fix the existing violations cited by the fire marshall. what we can to educate (even if somewhat sublimi- lie began a search for a business of his own. nally) the public remaining university to offer this type of family housing to Another way is to apply to the San Jose Redevel- with our correct use of the language. It's Binh opened the Tu Do at its first location, 360 time to grow its students. Many students come to this university because opment agency for money to rebuild Spanan City. The uni- up. . girls. W. San Carlos. in September, 1984. It cost him the housing is much more affordable than at Univeristy of versity could start improving the quality of life at Spartan Cory Bennet $105,000 to open the restaurant. Business was good. California schools. SJSU will lose these valuable students City by tearing down the 20 apartments that are now vacant Senior Three months later, Binh received a letter from toll(' schools if this housing is taken away. and building new structures. Then, they could shift resi- Journalism the San Jose Redevelopment Agency saying it was Spartan City, which was originally set up as temporary dents from another building into the new structure, tear the claiming the Tu Do under the law of eminent domain. barracks by the army at the end of World War II, is in had old one down and rebuild it. This method could continue It needed the land for the city's transit mall. condition . until Spartan City was completely rebuilt. Give UPD its warranted credit In January, 1985, Binh's I6-hour days at Verba- Rotting floors. cockroaches, and peeling paint all need This would he the hest way to keep Spartan City open tim and the Tu Do caught up with him. Editor. He fell asleep repairing_ Instead of closing Spartan City, the university while improving it at the same time. while driving and had a serious This letter is regarding the story your paper ran March accident. He was in in- should repair it. make it nicer, both inside and out. The solution to this problem is very easy cooper- tensive care 32 days and in the hospital two months. 18 reporting the apprehension of the suspects from the As for the safety violations. cited by the Fire Marshall. ation. The redevelopment agency eventually paid $1.3 Sigma Alpha Epsilon stabbing incident which occurred they should also he repaired. Adding lire alarms and sprin- If the university administration and Spartan City work million to the owner of the building where Binh March 7. Your story only related some of the facts and left kler systems would he easy to do and the cost incurred by together as allies instead of opponents, they can find a solu- rented. According to his lease. Binh was to have been out an important part of the suspects' capture. the .university would he worth saving this valuable part of tion that both parties could agree on. reimbursed for improvements, loss of business and SJSU's community. Family housing is an important part of the SJSU com- The real story is that it was the University Police De- good will. But the agency maintained there was no According to Jim Beall. San Jose city councilman, 20 munity structure. partment, not the San Jose Police Department, that made good will to lose and Binh had made a poor business percent of the San Jose Redevelopment Agency's monies It would be a shame to tear down something that's the car stop and the subsequent arrests. They made the stop decision. It told him to seek redress from his landlord. are 'let aside to provide low and moderate income housing. done and meant so much to so many students for so many after receiving a tip from some fraternity membersthat the Binh and his friend and lawyer. Bruce Bums, ini- Beall says this includes family housing. years. car was in the area. UPD then turned their prisoners over to tiated a lawsuit last summer. But, Bums explained re- the SJPD, because that department handled the initial case. cently. Binh was too distraught to withstand the stress A UPD works hard to provide their services to the univer- of a trial. They settled out of court. Binh lost $75,000, r-D ON'T BE HE'S I HAVE I'LL BE sity community. They should receive the credit and respect A FAKE! EXPERIENCE! RESPONSIBli most of it in loans he owed for the first restaurant. Over the majestic, SAP! I'LL they earn and deserve. After a long search, with help from the Redevel- VOTE FOR GO FOR BE IN WITH Kevin Cassidy ME! tIE !! YOUR INTEREST! YOUR opment Agency. Binh found his current site. He re- towering mountains, MONEY! Junior opened the Tu Do last August. The cost of the move, Administration of Justice including city permits, improvements, and police, Across the harsh fire, and health inspections was more than $70,000. unyielding But business has been picking up, he said Mon- seas, day as he worked back and forth between the kitchen our mighty ASB Forum Policy and the counter, where he greeted diners. Next to the counter was a portable television with candidates bravely The forum page offers an opportunity to express a large model of the Statue of Liberty on it. "Tu do" views on important issues. means "freedom" in Vietnamese. search for answers The Spartan Daily encourages readers to write Binh became an American citizen in January, to student letters to the editor. All letters must bear the writer's after waiting four years for the government to find his needs. name, major, phone number and class level. Phone papers. which had been mistakenly sent to Texas. numbers and anonymous letters will not be printed. But his family is still in Vietnam. and he doesn't Deliver letters to the Daily office on the second know if they will ever be allowed to leave. LOOK AT HIM FALL Poor of Dwight Bentel Hall, or at the information cen And since November, his neighbors have been ter in the Student Union. complaining to officials about the smell of his barbe- The Spartan Daily reserves the right to edit let- cue sauce and demanding that he install a 10-story ters for libel, length. taste and clarity. scrubber smokestack. The cosi of this would he pm- Unsigned editorials, appearing in the upper-left hibitive. Burns said Monday. He thinks the problem corner. are the opinions of the Spartan Daily editorial may lie in some fault in the construction of the office hoard. building, which just opened last swing. He said engi- Weekly columns and columns appearing on a ro- neers have told him this is a common pmblem. tating basis are written by Daily editors and reflect Binh said he had never had complaints from the their individual opinions. (all buildings around him on San Carlos Street. "All I Pieces labeled Viewpoint are written by Daily want to do is work. said Binh Monday. yaff writers and are also opinions of the individual. Asked if his tenants might be willing to share the The forum page will periodically feature opinion., cost of the smokestack. Beatty said, "No. It's his written by min.(' community members, and will ap- problem. And if he wants a lawsuit, we've got a build- pear under the heading Community Perspective. ing full of lawyers." ritZtoiarttlifit -Walters is an MS4)ClUie editor. ily Spartan 1)aily/Thursday, March 26, 1987 Currents Page 3 REAL flier questioned, Dateline may Court OKs biased promotions have violated law WASHINGTON (API -- The Supreme Court, rul- ing in its first affirmative action case involving alleged Early primary unpopular BALLOT, from page I longer running because of "personal date for director of California state stu- sex discrimination, said Wednesday an employer may LOS ANGELES (API --- A proposal to hold Cali- Worthe was supposed to have reasons." He would not elaborate. dent affairs. promote a woman over a more-qualified man to help get fornia's presidential primary earlier in the year was sup- turned in a written withdrawal to the Campos said his opposition (Ariel "I wasn't aware that I was violat- women into higher ranking jobs. ported by only 29 percent of the voters surveyed in a poll hoard, but he didn't. Chargin said. Cruz of REAL and I.0 Nguyen of ing anything," said Boothe. "But By a 6-3 vote, the justices ruled against a man who released Wednesday Worthe said when he decided to ASAP) did not understand the con- that's no excuse." was denied promotion to road dispatcher by the Santa The idea of an earlier primary was opposed by 37 run he was not told about ASAP's cerns of the position. Clara Count) Transportation Agency percent of the 1,050 registered Democrats and Republi- The flier, which encouraged stu- point of view. "I hope I've made the other can- The court said employers need not admit past dis- cans surveyed last week by Teichner Associates. while dents to vote against the proposed re- "The reason I am not running is didates aware of the issues." he said. crimination against women to adopt such preferential 17 percent were undecided and 16 percent said they peal of last year's fee increase, was at that I don't agree with their platform." "I wish I was still running." treatment. didn't care. the least "plagiarism," Grey said. Worthe said. Meanwhile, their were questions The poll, which has a 3 percent margin of error, "They should have had Conrad's The promotion of more women is a legitimate effort "The fee decrease they are push- circulating about a REAL flier. was released Wednesday by KABC-TV in Los Angeles, name or the Los Angeles Times' name to overcome "a conspicuous imbalance in traditionally ing for would cut into some things that "I'm not sure The Sacramento Bee and KCRA-TV in Sacramento. if it's a cnme, but on it," he said. segregated job categories.’ the court said. are very important to me, such as IFC it's certainly a violation," said David Pollster Steve Teichner said his surveyers told vot- Boothe said he would try to make "Voluntary employer action can play a crucial role (Interfratemity Council) sports and Grey, a professor of journalism who ers that some people want an earlier presidential pnmary those changes before in ... eliminating the effects of discrimination in the Greek Week," said Worthe, a member teaches circulating any to increase California's influence in selecting presi- classes including media law. more fliers. workplace." Justice William J. Brennan wrote for the of Sigma Chi Fraternity. The flier's cartoon, drawn by court. dential nominees while others oppose it on grounds it Wonhe's opponent, REAL candi- Paul Conrad of the Los Angeles Times "We felt the cartoon made a very The decision was based on the court's interpretation would cost the state more. date Bret Polvornsa, said he was dis- and featuring Ronald Reagan wearing effective statement," he said. "It was of a 1964 civil rights law banning on-the-job discrimina- "We laid out both sides, and the money argument appointed that he would not have any a T-shirt, states: "Just Say No!" The aimed at Nancy Reagan's campaign tion. The court did not decide whether Santa Clara's af- won," Teichner said. "Slightly more Democrats 33 competition. cartoon was taken from an "old" against drugs, but we felt it would firmative action plan might violate the Constitution's percent, compared to 25 percent of the Republicans The next person to be erased from Spartan Daily, said Tom Boothe, cur- make the same point about the fee re- equal -protection guarantees. say mos e it to an earlier date. the ballot was Campos. sin,* he is nit rent A .S president and a REAL candi- peal." California's June primary was among the last four The ruling marked the second defeat this year for in 1984, and it could he alone at last this year if other the Reagan administration in key high court rulings on states now considering it go through with plans for ear- affirmative action. lier dates. The court last month upheld the constitutionality of Competing proposals before the California Legis- Eastside students taste college equal num- a court-ordered plan requiring promotion of lature would move California's primary to either early bers of black and white Alabama state police troopers. March or early April, but neither has broad support. "The most interesting thing in this question was life at sixth annual Raza Day that 21 percent of those voters who identify themselves as conservative said they didn't care because they don't States to control mining vote in primaries, compared to only 12 percent of the RAZA, from page / a sirars hat and the ot the Az tecas." the podium wearing asocado, "butter SAN FRANCISCO (AP) --- In a major victory for voters who describe themselves as liberals." Teichner program on campus that brings to- bandana and announced he had just Borchaga gave a lesson on the environmentalists, the U.S. Supreme court has ruled that said. gether raza students and shows them come from the flea market. new "English only law in California. California and other states can regulate mining on fed- of a about higher education," she added. His monologue consisted Pointing to a map of the western eral lands. Berkeley revives dean For each workshop, MEChA breakdown of stereotypes commonly states, he provided translations like The court, by a 5-4 vote, said the California Coastal showed "good weed," Bocca sexual equality by having tagged to Hispanics. He threw out Yerha Buena is Commission had the legal authonty to require a lime- BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) A national search is male and female speakers, she said. bags of deep-fried pig skins to students Ration is "rat's mouth" and Manteca stone-mining operation by the Granite Rock Co. in Los underway for a job the University of California at Berke- There is an effort toward contact- in the front row. is "lard California." Padres National Forest to get a state permit. ley hasn't seen the likes of since the 1960s The Dean burritos ing high school juniors and seniors, It was not "cool" to eat "There is a lot of confusion, The ruling Tuesday also said states may require of Student Life.

but students must know about college at school when he was a kid, he said. temptation and important decisions to companies with federally approved mining operations on The new dean will be paid from $65.(X)0 to $75,000 at a younger age, she said. So he showed how he brown-bagged be made at your age." he said. "I federal lands to obtain state permits as well. a year. The application deadline is April 2. The keynote speaker. comedian burritos like a wino hiding a bottle. went through the same boring stuff, The new dean will supervise protests and enforce Jose Antonio Borchaga, sauntered to He pulled out a machete to cut an but I made it " "This is a major victory for California because the student conduct rules, hut will be more of a mediator and mining is occurring in the heart of extremeley scenic and educator than a police officer, said Lynn Bailiff, exec- Greeks give nationally renowned Big Sur coast," said California At- utive officer of Undergraduate Affairs. torney General John Van de Kamp, whose office rep- The university's new activism also has sparked a re- A.S. election starts resented the Coastal Commission. write of the student conduct codes. Student government stadium that "A decision in favor of Granite Rock would have officials say those rules, created after the massive Viet- crippled our ability to protect against the detrimental ef- nam-era war demonstrations, are outdated and should be with low voter turnout fects of mining on a vast scale in California and other less restrictive. golden touch Western states, where federal lands comprise a large per- The activism and issues of the last few years ELECTION. from page) Students interviewed at ran- centage of land within their borders," he said. from anti-apartheid protests to a rise in reports of ac- GREEK WEEK, from page I Attendants had mixed com- dom gave various reasons for vot- The company said it was pleased by the ruling. quaintance rape were factors in the creation of the ments about the demographics of ing. Hopefully, we'll get one side done. Granite Rock of Watsonville had refused to apply new deanship, said Bailiff. SJSU voters. Krista Christian, a senior ma- But we'll have accomplished some- for a permit to operate its small limestone quarry on "There is a tangled web of reasons." he Elia.son said about 65 percent joring in marketing, said she voted thing," he said. Mount Pico Blanco in Los Padres National Forest. said. "There are lots of new (student) issues, and, even of those who voted at the Student to "have a voice.' Participation in Philanthropy Day Federal lands in California 47.6 million acres more importantly, the increasing diversity and site of the Union were young males. "People can't really complain was not required of fraternities and so- arc nearly half of the state, although only a small portion student body. The campus has become a national We had a lot of people from about fees and student government rorities. They were given the option to of that is in the state's coastal management zone. stage " the (fraternity and sorority) unless they participate," she said. participate or not to, McLeod said. houses," she said. Jonathan May, a senior major- The amount of participation by the But poll attendant Patty ing in social work, said he voted houses goes toward the Greek Week Becker, said the male to female because "the policies of the student trophy, he said. Students compete in \Tallest advertise government impact all students." "At least one member from every ratio at Clark Library was about 50- YELLFEST, from page 1 50, and she saw few young stu- Lisa Maiwald, a senior in ac- house is here," he said. in a sorority, the Greek system was an dents. counting, said the candidates did "Greek Week is to bring the For example. Sigma Nu, last exciting thing to he a part of." she in the "Most people seem to be a not attract her to the polls. Greek system together on a non-neg- year's Yellfest champions, performed said. little older," Becker said. "A lot of "Basically, the issue I want to ative, non-competitive basis," Mc- an Army-style call -and-response "Then in the '60s, the free Spartan Daily younger people don't vote espe- vote for is the record store." she Leod said. "The events create interac- cheer. Kappa Delta changed the words speech movement just about wiped it cially freshmen. said. tion between houses. The emphasis is to the Beach Boys song "Catch a out, especially on the West Coast. YOU to communicate rather than compete." Wave" and made up a dance to go know, 'Don't trust any body ovei with the tune. 30; "Houston said. AFFORDABLE Other notable entries included The swing towards pro-Greek i Backhoe breaks line. Theta Chi, with its rendition of "Yel- coming hack, she said. HOUSING Spartan Daily low Submarine" by the Beatles, and "It is wonderful tin see." she Serving the San Jose State Pi Kappa Alpha's rousing interpreta- said. University Community campus left in the dark tion of Club Nouveau's "Lean On Since 1934 pus. Me." io (UCPS 509480) POWER, from page I "We are hoping to reach people "I think Yellfest went very well. Normally, there isn't too much in- Sesond class pciase pal A San low. California the time of the emergency. during drive time which_is why we are hut I think the Greeks were Manlier nt California *wawa Pablishers Asso Executive Vice President J. contacting radio stations." Staley volvement, Color T.V '5, VCRs. Cable coition and the Association Press Published daily Handel Evans, who was also off cam- said. "However, a lot of local radio very enthusiastic," said Nada Hous- FREE Utilities by San low Mate Univetay. dunns the vollese ton, Greek adviser. ye. Dv opinions virtcwal in the paper are noi pus, returned to participate in the stations do not have a news staff at this FREE Housekeeping nmessanly thine of the Department of Journalism event in emergency planning meeting. time of day." Greek Week is an annual Fully Furnished and Mac Communisations. the University Adm., which fraternities and sororities partic- ottani. in any student or faculty dIrgantyanon Mail After the meeting, Staley said he Campus radio station KSJS lost Spacious Rooms the sys subcnimons incepted on a remainder of entesin notified local radio and television sta- power at 2:20 p.m., said Chris Mich- ipate for unity and try to make Easily Accessible to Bus I...,, Full at.ademee yea Each scvnemc.. tern at SJSU better, Houston said. ISM S7 91 Oft v lemons I'M< per copy, Is eems tions in order to inform as many stu- ele Bass. KSJS news staffer. Routes and Freeway "In the '50s, when I was here and animus delisery paid tor thmush Associated Si.. dents as possible not to come to cam WalkIng dstance to SJSU dem. A S 50 per Nominating castled student Phone Yawns! 277 11S1 Advencing 2/1.1171 Pnmed by trnoke Paris Press MOTHER OLSON'S Postmalier Please send all addrtrar commons to Spartaguide Cal; ,r weekends Spartan Dads ran low State University, Om INNS Wahinstre r San i.e.. CA 95192 (415) 327-0841 International Steering Committee in MacQuarrie Hall Room 324. Call ABL, CESA, and VSA are spon- OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS STAFF will host the International Food Bazaar Marilyn at 277-2411 for information. soring a "Lean on Me" dance from Editor Scott G Hamilton from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today on 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. tomorrow night Advertising Director t ynn Hunter Ninth street between the Art and Busi- The Meteorology Department in the Student Union Ballroom. Call LAN City Editor Paula Ray Chnefiansen STANUY k KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTR LTD 72 North 5th St., S.J. Nara Editor Frank Michael Russell ness Classrooms buildings. Call Rhoi will sponsor a speech by James Love- Micheal Panlilio at 238-5521 for infor- ,M1.1 11 WI Till Assistant News Editor Sue Klyabu at 227-4060 for information. lock, author of "Gaia: A New Look at mation. AIIAt'(AN.i(TtltNt hi 1501 998.0234 Forum Editor Andy Bad 1 Assistant Forum Editor Dan Kier Life on Earth," at 4:30 p.m. today in Sports Editor I en Gutman Psi Chi will hold a meeting on the Student Union Umunmum Room. Feature Editor Jana tail Entertainer Editor Amy I Pabaten GRE preparations at 11 a.m. today in Photo Editor April Swaft Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 137. Call Career Planning and Placement's SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY HOSTS THE FIRST ANNUAL Associate Editors Oscar Guam Olsen at (415) 322-9219 for in- deadline for Series V Computerized F C Walters Chris Chief Photogreplwo lulls Bennett formation. Interview Requests is 5 p.m. today in Retell Advertising Manager Jon Ogden Building Q. Call Deb Boogaard at The Top 16 Women's Collegiate Teams Downtown Retell Advertleing Manager for informantion. BUD .1enny Mahlman 277-2272 LIGHT) Malone! Adverlieleo Manner I or Cooper The Music Department is spon- National Assistent Manager soring an accordion recital by Veikko Campus Ministry will hold flefleaCrawshaw Ahvenainen from Finland at 12:30 Marketing Manager Sheryl Cancer Bible study in Vietnamese from 5: I Co-op Manager mon/ter Monday p.m. today in the Music Building Con- to 6:30 p.m. today in the Campii, NATIONAL INVITATIONAL Special Sick-none Manatee lot raosis cert Hall. Call Dave Snider at 998- Christian Center. Call Tien at 271) Speciel Sections Assistant Manager Prof. Nilsson at 277-2905 for Julie Hanks 8819 or 1226 for information. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Art Manager Adam Brown information. Production Director Michael P Fox Reporters The Karate Club will hold a I arm Aragon, ENO. Amon.. John BapOry. Career Planning and Placement workout from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the David Harry, Nene Helarano. Annie M Hell. MI hold a panel discussion "Careers MARCH 27-29, 1987 1 ma 1341b8(1.11.. Paige %root Tom Dunlap. Ste Spartan Complex, Room 89. Call phen FIlmon. Judith Feught Mark Foyer, Jett in the Life Sciences" at 1:30 p.m. Debby at 255-0292 for information. Goolarte Deboha G Gunder/ Hens ingehrel today in the Student Union Umunhum TWIN CREEKS SPORTS COMPLEX SUNNYVALE, CA sen Victor MftnUOI Infunce. Drwa Plata, Gene Johnson Cr Deborah J Kaplan, Juke I &Ira Room. Call Deb Boogaard at 277- MAG, the Student Magazine As- zon Stephanie H Nrchols. Flosa Tong 2272 for information. ADELPHI ARIZONA ST CALIFORNIA CENTRAL MICHIGAN KANSAS Photographers sociation, will have a behind-the MEXICO NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE OREGON STATE flobert Amid, Michael Hurtle. toe Goma Crag scenes tour of Sunset magazine it NEBRASKA NEW Kohkuss. 10110 Fl I lower., Edward alarm. members only at 12:45 p.m. h, PACIFIC SAN JOSE STATE SANTA CLARA UCLA UNLV UTAH Hied Mangers. Nancy Node, Wel J PoNorose, GALA will have a meeting from MAG 287 George SAMY.Slad noon to 1 p.m. today in the Student morrow. Call Dona Ley Va at Artiste 3628 for information. Little Caesars Pi= Clrit Asher. Repine AvileS, Shannon Hamlin. Ste Union Guadalupe Room. Call Steve at rut, n n NV, phanm Carroll. Gnosis COOk, Danny Lee. Catty 291-4630 for information. (1?C____Otir lusts., Commis Maimed Sheryl Viv0110. The Premedical Association hosts Alyea Pen Latk Aaron Weitei who will speak Noltonol Account Foocuttwoo guest speaker IN. Chin COW, Hull, Sharon Ono, Soriano Xonsko Campus Christian Center will on Oriental medicine at 1:30 p.m. to- Hertz Spud*, SoctIona Account [mutton have a meeting from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. morrow in Duncan Hall, Room 249. EAEITON Timm Rosana Herta,, Hanscom@ Waimea UnITED AIRLIflES SOFTHAlt HATS //aorrozer Mara in Spartan Complex, Room 211. Call tearketing Consultants Sandy Eckert at 277-8472 or Pastor Hispanic Business Association Michael 10.00 viiime Gana Colette K;r4t, Pens McCall. I/in Ann thithan lohnny Vii Firnhaber at 298-0204 for information. will host the 10th Annual Alumni Account ExecutNee Wine and Cheese Social from 7 to 9 FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS I ma Hoe Cheryl f het, Athens Cranes Vic the University tone Fakes Pima. F vans Wesley Fong Chris The Department of Math and p.m. tomorrow night in Johnston. Wendy Kgwarnroto WI Kress. Roth Computer Science presents "Surface Room. Call Robert Cruz at 277-3201 INFORMATION OR TICKETS: (408) 277-3141 Nnivden. Jerry Raymond. Gail Teyks. Kendra Reconstruction from Planar Contours" or 287-2699 for information. FOR MORE Vendenakea, LO1 Wigilind by Prof. Micheal Zyda M 4 p.m. today .d,c* Sports Thursday, March 26, 1987/Spartan Dail) 11 Vae"IS1 otSt1010d% 42 Experience Spartans blasted by Gators 18-8 %,eseirisoer0 0941. Death Valley 141 "It Woo. to 1 111,1 no inning. Chnshan seemed to he cruis- run homer by Sean King Bob Straight continued Oil J tea with UMly 64111 writer ing along line, retiring sewn oil the Jim Bowles and another non - three hits an four trips to the plate. April 12-18, 1987 Alter an 1544 loss to San Fran - first eight hatters he faced But with pitcher. John Verniest collaborated on Straight is now among the leaders State Tuesday, SJSU baseball outs on with Field Studies in Natural History two in the fourth, he allowed con- the last lour innings Ire the Spartans. the squad, batting 319. coach Si1111 Piraro realized his team secutive singles to Ilidio Freitas and but this time ii was just a matter ol Left fielder kick still has a lot of work to do to prose It - Anderson upped mopping up. his team-leading RBI total sell as an NCAA contender to 30 with "Our original plan was for his fifth home run of the season, a And with the PCAA season just two- to give us five (innings), our run blast to left -center field in the first around the corner a kiss like this isn't 'San Francisco State middle people go about two and (An- inning touch 01 a %lint iiknce Nioster thony) Telliird to finish up," Piraro knocked the crap out said. "But Gomet didn't even last through the second inning. and lies aid Baseball of us. I mean, they had the end it wasn't even close anymore. "My immediate reaction was we 21 hits and none of "We've been pretty short on gat the hell beat out of us." Piraro pitching lately. I didn't want to start said "San Francisco State knocked them were cheap hits. Telford because we have a big series the crap out of us I mean, they had 21 coming up this weekend (against hits and none ol them were cheap hits. They hit the ball hard.' UNLV1 and I didn't want to throw They hit the hall hard." Sam Piraro, (Mall) McPeak or (Jeff) Knopf on just two days rest." Each of the nine Gator starters s,ISt baseball coach chalked up at least one hit in SFS's Freitas, King and right fielder bombardment ol an unusual Spartan Matt Taylor paced the Gators' attack For furthar information pitching arrangement. with three RBI each. Freitas contrib Write or call: Field Studies in Natural History Earn 1 unit, NATS 151 Piraro used live pitchers in an el - wed live hits to the cause while King Greg Bailey. Dwight Bentel Hall 136B (may repeat for credal off the Gator. Bullpen ace added four. tort to fight Along came Tom Huller, the only 408) 277-3736 $75 fee plus $35 for food Come/ was called upon for a For the Spartans, third hasenian Frank left-handed thrower on the Spartan lasted one and one- rare start. Gime/ squad. Flutter, who normally platoons six hits and third innings, surrendering at first base, was the new SpArt.in were earned. use nins, three of which pitcher. Alter lacing just four hati Gime/, Mau Christian followed Miller had allowed six runs faking met with one out in the second earned) on three hits including a three ASIAN SPRING FESTIVAL 1987 EXPERIENCE FLAVORS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

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TRANSLATION A SUPERBLY BREWED. FINE TASTING PILSNER BEER entertainer No 7 Arts/Entertainment Supplement to the Spartan Daily Thursday, March 26, 1987 Thursday, March'26, 191(7

Simply Red LP 'Take Aim' offers new mix So, you know Bruce ust (Alien you thought it was 4UCS11011S h.' 1111,111Ce. of pop and funk sale again . . just when you , What was the name of the Catholic grade school Springsteen L. Pabalan tense 01 trying to be too hip. thought the overkill of the Boss Amy By Lisa Robadilla attended? From "Love Fire," "Let Me by the media was finally Simply Red's newly-released ,/When Springsteen was Have It All," "Infidelity," "Ev'ry finished . . . author Deborah the age of eight, album. Men and Women, is a de- growing up, he lived in a house next Time We Say Goodbye" and Mayer asks, "How many gas AtSpringsteen saw Elvis gas station. Who ran that gas "Move On Out," the songs on Men stations does Bruce Springsteen to a Presley on the "Ed Sullivan and Women depict the progressions sing about?" station? wanted to he Tracks , Who taught him how to Show" and decided he and digressions within lovers That perplexing challenge and Presley. After playing a concert in drive? lightful follow-up to the band's first relationships. many other brain-wracking Memphis. Tenn., in August 1976, , In what Midwestern town LP. Picture Book. With thumping. The songs cover the different questions are posed to fans in the Bruce attempted to scale the gates was a concert delayed because of a upbeat rhythms and slow melodies. stages of a relationship, spanning new book. "The Bruce Springsteen of Graceland to try to meet his idol, bomb scare? the British hand's appeal is style from the first moments of admira- Trivia Book Prove It All King, hut was stopped by ,., What is the first line of the the and substance at its peak. Both mel- tion to the longing for a more physi- Night!" security guards. But for those who are not loyal first song of Springsteen's first low and upbeat, the album is great cal relationship, and from the deceit A year later. Springsteen wrote Followers of the Boss, the hook is album? dancing, driving or lounging music. to the final break up. song "Fire'' for Presley. lie filled with information no one really Yeah, right. the For one thing. Simply Red "Infidelity" is a song about a sent a demo recording ()I' the song to cares about. If the author was a true truly sounds like a hand. Unlike man's tendency to fool around be- before the singer's death in fan of Springsteen, she should have hook isn't your ordinary Presley some albums, which are slick and hind his lover's back. It's a catchy, The Presley never listened let the hype over the Boss die a trivia hook filled with simple August 1977. over-produced to the extent that one peppy song that should get you the demo. and Springsteen neer quiet death. To write a trivia hook questions about Springsteen. to cannot distinguish one musical in- snapping and humming. The hand about the talented performer is quite To keep readers' interest, there are met his idol. strument from the other. Men and utilizes its horns baritone saxo- knows the answers to trivial. but pros Cs to he interesting. lilt in the blank sections and even a If anyone Women has a sound almost like a phone. saxophone and trumpet - in this hook, he must The hook is a prime exantple small crossword puzzle to satisfy the questions live recording. to produce a moving, inspirational Junkie. Such of how people can go totally heserk one's "hungry heart" to answer he a Springsteen The trumpet and saxophone sound. won't get one too far in over a perfonner. But then again. Springsteen questions. knowledge truly sound like the instruments that "Evry Time We Say Good- For someone who has never life, unless you are on a TV quiz Webster's New World Dictionary they are, rather than a synthesized bye" is a blues cover version, and heard of Springsteen before the show. The vo- states that the word "fan is version of the instruments. Hucknall 's emotionally ridden "Born in the U.S.A." album, the It's weird to know so much derived from the word "fanatic." cals of Mick Hucknall doesn't voice is combined with a simple hook does provide some insightful about one's favorite performer, hut sound like a studio recording, hut a piano and cello. This song and the has to he Indy fanatic fan information on the husky, husky- perfectly harmless. live performance. song. "Maybe Someday." are the Oneof Springsk...,1 to know the voiced singer. Just check out the Just ask me anything about The vocals of Hucknall. the closest to the sound heard on the answers to ,iio oi thew Inc la answers in the hack of the book. John "Cougar Mellencamp. tight, thumping bass, saxophone, hand's first hit. "Holding Back the trumpet, guitar. keyboards and even Hello, colonels! Ti.,. $1 R.,woo 3. I etIi II a $6 Years." This song finishes the I irst gal T., dortoRs o, 2 ...ems on occasional cello present a great faint' the side of the album, leaving the lis- C./ ...11 stodo we dood' sv.f ,t' musical sound. tener eager to find out what else the o please please tient pkvse tea ywa d000tfon to. Simply Red's style is that of hand has in store for him or her. ttt liwonnh the city blue-eyed soul. popu- Overall. tteund Clinch s tak,ni all, ShIn Brit- I unk. or Simply Red's L.P. o nan tsst stife roan Wctal Gal .015' awn town lar in Great Britain right now. The Men and Women is a good album iii' that music is mellow without being me- which should be appreciated by sn NW TED XX 5$nCol diocre, funk-filled hut accessible. modern-music lovers and Top-40 0111111111 The hand covers the sou of reg- lovers kir its peppy, white soul (UMW gae. blues and funk with, ore- illUsic Calendar Dance Theatre '87 will he pre- sented by the SJSU dance program iot11, then, Ay flood Noo ,Iwoof 'fort do wf Dawn Hart's mixed media art ti NOS latha students of the Theater Arts Depart- *he wald when exhibit. "Land Rites" opens Tues- FEW" b ment Friday and Saturday night and dk.p a day at the Downtown Gallery in San ?tar Of stkv gli April I through 4. Tap dancer Sam Jose. Gallery hours are Tuesday Plat of }own, tomorrow Weber will he featured at through Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. night's premiere at the ii sit) Call 294-4545 for information. studio. Call 277-2763 for ion& bon . Ramblin' Jack Elliot with Mary McCaslin and Jim Ringer will Chuck Berry and the San Jose appear in concert at 14 p.m. on Sat- Symphony Orchestra will perform the Kuumbwa Jaz/ Center at a benefit concert for the San Jose Scat Tat (atoll $n 41w tvlootatioi d000rt set h. urday at she She Idt plus tn. doesn't I.+ in Santa Cna. Tickets are $8 Arts Round Table at 8 p.m. Tues- leek St Sid! Gt1 net' donnas' sex are available at Cymbaline day at the San Jose Center for the on het tax and wind' in Santa Cruz and at the door. Call Performing Ans. Call (415) 323 IS% 429-7661 for information 1100 for information. tz,!. s 3`frid4gs macy's mef, Entertainer The Entertainer supplement is an arts/entertainment

guide that appears each Thursday in the Spartan Daily. til t Editor cat,h Amy L. Pabalan 11111111NION__ Photo Editor April Swill Special Sections Manager Jeff Rausis Cover Photo by Michael Burke Singer Chris Isaak accepts his award Saturday for Outstanding Independent Label Album at the Bay Area tell music awards, better known as the Bammies, At Jar' Thursday March 26. 1987 Page Concert aids March of Dimes 1 By Paige C. Barge! "It's all for charity." said Excitement filled the Civic Au- Eddie Rice of Eddie and the Tide. ditorium Thursday as the crowd "I do lots of charitable work awaited the appearance of the KBC for kids," Greg Kihn said. Band, Eddie and the Tide. Greg "I like charities that help kids, Kihn and Eric Martin. so I'm a natural to do this." Kihn The first KOME-sponsored said. March of Dimes Benefit was an "I couldn't say no," he said. "effort to kick off this year's Walk- "It's a good cause," said Eric America on April 26," David Martin of the Eric Martin Band. Wohlman, promotions director at "Besides, no one asked me to KOME said. do 'Live Aid' I would have done The three-hour concert at- that, too," Martin said. tracted 1.500 people, each paying Kihn was first up on stage, and started off the concert with a blast. But after breaking his guitar Music string in the first song, Kihn proved he was a professional by singing $12.50 to see the bands. All of the "Tracks of My Tears" a cappella money was donated to the March of while waiting for the guitar string to Dimes fight to find the causes and he fixed. cures of birth defects. Once everything was hack in "Over 2(X) people signed up to order, Kihn went on to sing "Can't walk," said Rene Matsumoto, di- Stop Hurtin' Myself." "Our Love's rector of special events for the In Jeopardy," and "They Don't South Bay chapter of the March of Write Like That Anymore" as the staff photographer Dimes. enthusiastic crowd roared. Michael Burke -- Daily "KOME did a great job," Eddie and The Tide were up Eddie Rice. lead singer of Eddie and the Tide, was one performer who devoted time for the benefit. Matsumoto said. "I think the turn next and belted out several of their out was excellent." hit tunes, including "Runnin' Wild, KOME General Manager Jim Runnin' Free." and "One in a Mil- 'It's a good cause . . . besides, no one asked me to do Hardy said KOME has "worked lion." with the March of Dimes to be the Eric Martin joined them to sing 'Live Aid' I would have done that, too.' official South Bay, station (to spon- his hit "Don't Stop Baby." Eric Martin, sor) the Walk -America." All three performers finished rock singer KOME got promoter Bill Gra- their stint on stage by singing Ben cheering so loudly that he hoped the concert would become ham to sponsor the event and ar- E. King's song "Stand By Me." band sang "Rockin' With the Boys shouting and came hack for an encore an annual event to he sponsored by ranged for the hands to perform, while the audience joined in. (Down on the Wreckin' Crew)." the band which included "Girl With the KOME. Hardy said. "Wavy Gravy," the emcee at The hand's hour performance "It's Hungry Eyes." For those interested in helping "What's great is the bands the "Woodstock Music Festival" included hits "Crossfire" and Me." The concert was a definite suc- the cause, the Walk-America came out two days before the Bay introduced the anxiously awaited Not You, It's Not tried to leave cess, raising several thousand dol- sponsorship sheets are available. Area Music Awards," Jeff Siegel, KBC Band. When the band the stage, the audience went crazy, lars for March of Dimes. Siegel said For information call 295-WA! .K senior executive at KOME said._ The crowd went wild as the Wednesday Nite All You Can Eat $3.75

Michael Burke Daily stall photographer KIlt Band's lead guitarist Paul Naner performs free at the KOME 700 Bellomy St Santa Clara 241-2850 benefit concert for the March of Dimes last Thursday. Page 4 Thursday, Mar,

Area musicians honored eammiesBay at extravagant award party

What started out as an idea by BAM gets together to talk the latest gossip be- John Fogerty Magazine's publisher Dennis Erokan, tween local yocals." Outstanding Album Fore. Huey has grown into one of the nation's big- The rock group Journey ran away Lewis and the News gest rock parties. with top honors by winning four Ham- Outstanding Debut Album The Bay Area Music Awards - mies, followed by Huey Lewis and the KIK The KBC Band the Bammies celebrated its 10th an- News with three awards, and The KBC Outstanding Independent Label niversary Saturday night by presenting Band with two. Album - Old Time Night, Chris Loiter local talent with recognition, while giv- Clark accepted Huey Lewis and the and the Hangouts ing the audience a great show News' Hammy award for Outstanding Outstanding Jazz Album Spon- currently out Inventions, Bobby McFerrin Dick Bright was the master of cere- Album because the group is taneous monies for the lavish event that lasted on lour. He noted that he and several Outstanding Group - Journey other 49er teammates helped out Huey more than three hours. During that time. Bay Area Club Band of the Year -- - Lewis and the News on vocals in the sin- performers such as Eddie Money, Chris Chris Loiter and the Hangouts gle. "Hip to he Square." lssak. Bourgeouis Tagg, the KBC Band Outstanding Ethnic Group -- Zulu other band out there wants a and a number of other energetic stars de- "If any Spear number one album, just let us know," lighted the sold-out crowd of approxi- Outstanding Song "Take Me Clark said. mately 5.5(X) people at the San Francisco Home Tonight" by Eddie Money During the final song by Isaak, a Civic Auditorium. Outstanding Male Vocalist stars came out for a final jam number of Steve Perry Steve Perry, lead vocalist of Jour- session. John Fogerty was the first to Outstanding Female ney, John Fogerty, Eric Martin, 49er and his hand, hut was soon Vocalist join Isaak Sheila E. football players Ronnie Lott and Dwight followed by other performers including Outstanding Guitarist Neal Clark along with TV announcer Don Bonnie Rain, Keith Cmssman of the Schon of Journey Pardo were just a few of the stars that KBC Band, Randy Jackson of Journey Outstanding Reeds Player turned out Mr the extravaganza. and Dick Bright. Johnny Colla of Huey Lewis from the TV show of Directors and the Nina Blackwood The RAM Board News "Entertainment Tonight" and MTV's Award, presented annually to a Bay Outstanding Keyboardist/Synthes Mark Goodman were among two of the Area musician for consistent outstanding 1st Jonathan Cain of Journey many presenters at the ceremony. MTV achievement, was awarded to producer- Outstanding Bassist Jack Ca- also broadcasted live from the Bammies, percussionist Narada Michael Walden. sady of The KBC Band bringing the party across the nation. A list of Hammy winners for 1987 The Bammies are like a "nightclub include: Outstanding Drummer Bill Gib- oF the stars," said Martin. "Everyone Bay Area Musician of the Year son of Huey Lewis and the News

Photos and text by Michael Burke

Zulu Spear's lead singer, Ntuhy Mathunjwa, (above right) shows off her style at the Bammies. 'ntil 1)ecember's Adam Sherburne. (right wears a headset microphone that enables him to play the guitar and mine freely around the stage. 26. 1987 Page ')

Winner of the Outstanding Keyboardist/Synthesist award. Jonathan Cain of Journey holds up his trophy while band members Steve l'erry and Neal Schon look on.

MTV's Mark Goodman Ito the left) signs a program for autograph- seeker Christine Yee of Walnut Creek. Goodman was one of the many stars who attended the awards ceremony. Comedian Nlichael Pilchard (above) shows a face he would like to do in an des ator full of San Francisco businessmen. t' 6 Thursday, March 26, 198

Rockin' ride turns stomachs By Deborah J. Kaplan is upside down. gree mark, it is 80 feet off the feel like my stomach was in my touching the seat for those few frai The anticipation of sitting in I watched its the loose change ground. You are also pulling three throat, and I was right. But the real tic moments. the bluish-gray ship, with a shoul- fell from my pockets and into the units of gravity when the ship is scare comes when your blood The man sitting next to me, der strap and a lap bar, is almost calm waters of Yankee Harbor swinging around. rushes to your head when you are reporter from the San Francisc overwhelming. below. The ride is constructed with suspended upside down. Chronicle, started yelling for h Then the voice comes over the This isn't a drug induced four axles. With each rock, it in- The feeling of being inverted. mommy. public address system at Great dream, or even a figment of my creases the size of the arcs, and especially while sitting down, is un- Although it's a hit scary, th America. imagination. It's a new ride at Great eventually, it is completely sus- nerving. The only thing between attraction is fun! The thrill of sittin "Welcome to the Revolution. America. And it is awesome. pended upside down. you and the shallow harbor below is in a 50-passenger boat that is swini Please hold on to all personal items. The attraction, appropriately Al first sight, the ride is intim- a plastic shoulder harness and a ing up and hack, with the win including glasses and purses. All called "The Revolution" is a rep- idating. It's not everyday that you padded lap bar. through your hair, is invigorating. clear. lica of an Early American warship, see a ship upside-down, and it is a The ship goes upside down two The only thing I recommend t Then the swaying begins. The complete with a figurehead, which scary sight. But don't chicken out. times during the course of the two- anyone who wants to ride "Th majestic ship goes hack and forth is the statue of a woman at the bow. It's worth the risk. minute ride. It is amazing what goes Revolution" is not to eat immed with pendulum-like motion. Each It travels 48-feet per second, The swaying isn't really that through your mind when you are ately before you ride. But, alter yr) swing propels the ship higher until it and by the time it is at the 360-de- had. I thought it would made me "silting. hut your backside is not ride. you might lose your appetite.

Passengers hang on tight as they are suspended upside down (above) vy bile riding "The Revolution." Santa Clara Mayor Eddie Souza (righti christens the new ride at Great America.

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41==IIIMEM, Thursday . March 26, c Fine dialogue enhances plays Hy Judith Faught the two sexes viev, her husband just for his money . buttoned army jacket thrown over lite only person II he loVi n to he Things never stay the same. The first, "Laundry and hour- The quick remarks between white T-shirt and a pair of laded dratted. This was the theme of two one-act bon. starts out promising by pro- Hattie and Amy keep the audience blue jeans. He is singing along to a Then the topic turns to high plays presented by the Los Altos viding interesting characters, some smiling. but it leaves nothing more. Hank Williams tune wailing from school days and Roy s car. a 1959 Conservatory Theatre. snappy dialogue and a few laughs, The actresses give some fine perfor- the bar. pink Thunderbird - his pride and The double billing of "Laun- hut ends up going nowhere. mances but Conkle tends to over- Dressed in his small black cap, joy. dry and Bourbon" and "Lone Star" The play begins with Elinbeth play her role a hit. baggy pants and sneakers Ray re- As the play progresses, Ray Caulder, played by Mary Carole Overall, there isn't a plot or a minds one of the Gomer Pyle char- finds out that Skeeter, played by Frederickson, taking down her laun- conflict. It's basically an hour of acter on the TV program, "The Pete Quaid. decided to take Roy's Theatre dry from the clothesline behind her conversation. Perhaps the author Andy Griffith Show." Thunderbird out for a little ride rundown Texan home. Her best should have concentrated more on a Ray is dopey but in a lovable without Roy knowing about it. creates a unique combination be- Friend Hattie Dealing, played by storyline than on trying to he differ- and humorous way. It is his naivete Skeeter ends up totaling the car. cause both plays are written by Kimily Conkle, stops by for a visit. ent. that makes his remarks so funny, Skeeter tells Ray about the ac- James McLure, and both take place The two talk about interesting Fortunately for the audience, since they are made out of inno- cident. Knowing that Roy will kill in Texas. June 1976. topics such as television game "Lime Star" is more entertaining. cence rather than spite. Skeeter if he Finds out that he An interesting twist to the pro- shows, trips with the kids to J.C. It deals with the difficult ad- Actor Richard Allan Holman wrecked his car. Ray agrees to take ductions is although cast members Penney's and the Texas heat while justments confronting a Vietnam plays this role well and ends up the blame for the accident. Both fig- do not overlap between the two they down glasses of bourbon and veteran since he has returned home. stealing the show with his well- ure that Roy won't harm his own plays. references are made to char- cola. He finds his life did not turn out the timed responses. brother. It's up to Ray to break the acters that appear in the other play. Soon Elizabeth and Hattie start way he dreamed it would. news to Roy and this creates some These references give the audience to reminisce about their high school Although the play presents The major topic between the of the funniest laughs of the night. insights to both the character on days and they realize how life has some serious topics, it offers two brothers was the same as that in 'Laundry and Bourbon" and stage and the people in the other turned out so much differently than laughs. "Laundry. They talk about how "Lone Star" runs Thursdays. Fri- play. they had imagined. "Lone Star" opens with Roy things were when they were in high days and Saturdays through April Another curious aspect of the Another former schoolmate. Caulder and his younger brother. school and how so much has 11 with all pertOrmances starting at plays is that "Laundry" has only Amy Lee Fullernoy, stops by and Ray, sitting in an alley behind An- changed. K p.m. Female characters and "Lone Star" joins the conversation. Amy. played gel's Bar finishing bottles of beer. Roy starts talking about how The Los Altos Conservatory has only male characters. This lets by Heather Sanderson, is one of the Roy, played wonderfully by difficult it was to return home after Theatre is located at 97 Hillview the audience compare differences in richest women in town who married Gary Andrew Holman. wears an un- lighting in Vietnam. He had been Avenue in I.os Altos. Museum houses memories of the past

ity Paige C. Borgel said Mignon Gibson, historical mu- Markham's house will even- Benton streets in Santa Clara. The on a Sunday afternoon. Garboske Three downtown San Jose seum director. tually he displayed as a home, com- office was moved to the museum in said. houses have found new homes at the Markham house was home to plete with furnishings of the era. 1966 and includes medical instru- The San Jose Historical Mu- San Jose Historical Museum. Edwin Markham, author of the said Ellen Garboske. volunteer pro- ments, many resembling primitive seum also includes a collection of The museum, located on 16 poem "A Man With a Hoe." The jects coordinator lor the museum. torture devices. from Dr. Warbur- San Jose history. The display is acres at Kelley Park in San Jose, ac- house was in the care of the SJSU Christina De Luz, former ton. Also displayed in the office are housed in the Pacific Hotel la rep- quired the homes last month. The Foundation. However, SJSU owner of the De Luz house, was an the chair and instruments of Dr. lica of the original, which was three new houses include the Mark- needed the area around the house, active volunteer at the museum. She Fowler, a dentist and the last owner founded in 1880 and stood on Mar- ham. De Luz and Gordon houses. so it was moved to the museum. had been helping the museum with of the office. ket Street in San Josef It includes their textile collection before her Replicas of many old San Jose information and items from the Cos- death last year. De Luz left her structures are also displayed at the tanoan Indians. the Spanish Mission house to the museum. Gibson said. museum, including the San Jose era, work of local artists, pictures of After renovation, the De Luz Electric Light Tower. The original China Town. the 1906 earthquake house will display textiles now tower stood 237 feet tall and strad- and the first bicycles. stored on museum grounds due to dled the intersection of Santa Clara Eventually, the museum hopes the present lack of space. Garboske and Market streets in downtown San to have a street resembling the downtown said. Jose at the turn of the century. The area as it used to he at The Gordon house, the oldest replica at the museum stands 115 the turn of the century. Garboske of the three houses, was moved to feet and eventually will stand in the said. The area will be complete with the museum because the area streets of the museum. cable cars, a gas station, and the around it was rezoned. electric tower. 'It was either move it, or let it The tower was the brainstorm The museum is located at 635 of J.J. Owens. editor he torn down,'' Gibson said. of the San Phelan Ave. in San Jose. It's open Jose Mercury in the early part of the All the houses at the museum from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday century. The tower, which provided are considered historical due to their through Friday and Noon to 4:30 very little light to ages and owners. Gibson said. the intersection p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Old houses and houses owned despite its site, was designed to by famous or important San Jose show how electricity worked. Seve- Admission is SI for adults (19 residents are considered historical. ral years after its construction, the and over). and 50e for children (two Gibson said. ominous tower collapsed on itself to ) and seniors (65 and met). The newly arrived houses will he renovated some time this year. Garboske said. 2 FOR I TICKETS TO Other than a few paid employ ees, most of the work done at the museum is done by volunteers, Gar - LAUGH hoske said. Volunteers also work in the museum's gift shop and O'Bri- en's Ice Cream Parlor, both located Olt in the Pacific Hotel, the main build- IP ii (II oni. Ural Tun . Hod. & Thun ing at the museum. soon, air.I I -4116 The museum is also home to Into oh Resort Anon, tall JEfiTIIERS '31014: I ROOSTER Shiadines: S:31 & p dozens of other structures. One of ',ANC I NC, the structures on the grounds is the rho A% rt k %for .114pr Apr : Umharger House, built in the 1870's by David Umharger. a gold SAN FRANCISCO BAD BOY JAKE JOHANSSEN miner and pioneer of South San BOBBY SLAYTON LARRY "BUBBLES" BROWN Jose. The house was moved to the BRIAN COPELAND JOHNNY STEELE museum in 1970. JIM PERRY Bret I , .;,:’ aoqrapher Dr. H.H. Warburton, a doctoi Two For One Tickets to laugh valid Tuesdays through Thursdays with this A 19th-century bicycle is proudly encased at San Jose's Historical of the late 19th and early 2001 cen ad One per couple present pith, same time. Not good for special shows. Museum. The hike is one of the many historical items there. miies, built his office at Main and Thursday. March 26, 1987 'Kangaroo' fails to spark any insightful messages By Deborah G Guadan Despite Judy Davis' vibrant sent. A knock on.the door interrupts portrayal of Harriet, the viewer It's Jack's politics and Vicki's the peaceful mood of the Somers' never believes the husband and wife open sexuality which come between home. Thi ; interruption ruins the really love one another. Richard and Harriet. couple's quiet life, but also symbol- As Richard, Cohn Friels cre- Because Jack respects Rich- izes the end of any intimacy they ates a character who is unable to de- ard's work, he offers to introduce ever had. cide between his politics and his the writer to his leader. Once Rich- These military investigators in- wife. His faltering between the two ard meets the leader, Kangaroo, he vade the couple's lives because they almost destroys the marriage. is expected to devote himself com- want tc intimidate the controversial His portrayal is adequate for pletely to the cause. the movie's needs but doesn't jump Harriet hates his refusals to Cinema out and impress the viewer. discuss the group's activities and Once in Australia. the Somers' longs for the magic of their mar- new neighbors. Jack and Vicki Cal- riage to return. writer and his German -horn wife. con provide sexual tension. Confused? Most viewers will This scene sets the action for All of Lawrence's characters he if they don't read the novel first. the movie," Kangaroo." Based on a have difficulty communicating their Fortunately, the movie does have Davis and Colin Friel star n "kangaroo. Based on a D.11. novel by D. H. Judy Lawrence, the actual emotions. Most of the time some bright spots which will keep movie follows the Lawrence book, the film opens next Friday at San Jose's Camera 3. lives of Richard there is friction within and between the viewer's interest. and Harriet Somers who the couple and it gives the movie the see this movie." However, in corn- flee Eng- the sexually-liberated couple and From the opening scene in the land for little romance that it has. parison to the majority of today's Australia during the First the more conventional pair. Somers' darkened and intimate World War. movies which insult a 12-year old's John Walton plays Jack, a war house to the bloody murder scenes Even the love scene, which The story is based on events intelligence. the movie is still worth veteran, who is involved with a se- at the end, the photography is mar- still won't convince the viewer Lawrence and his wife actually ex- seeing, especially if one is a fan of cret para-military group who want velous. Richard and Harriet truly love one perienced. Lawrence. to take over the country's current An effective trick is the switch another, expresses the obvious care With this in mind, a viewer "Kangaroo" was made by government. His wife Vicki, played from every day life to brilliant shots which went into shooting the would naturally expect the movie to Cineplex Odeon Films and directed by Julie Nihill, is a simple, country of Harriet and Richard at the beach. movie. grip him and express some profound by Tim Burstall. It is scheduled to who unaba.sedly enjoys This device is used to convey After messages and woman all this, a viewer proha- open April 3. Check your local emotions, hut it fails the troubles which come between hly to ilo so making love, no matter who is pre- expects a definite "don't go and movie guide for show time Squeezer's diners select their burger toppings BIG SHOT NIGHT at fun family restaurant Be A Big Shot . . . By Judith Fought ing the counters immaculate. The Going to Squeezer's is a lot tables are also kept clean and like going to a carnival. There are cleared. Buy a round of drinks for your friends! balloons, kiddie rides, cotton But beware during peak peri- candy, tons of children, and lots of ods you'll need to scramble for a fun. seat since there are so many people. Located at 3830 Stevens Creek Soft drinks (60 and 70 cents) Blvd. in Santa Clara. Squeezer's are self-served and there are unlim- manages to he an upscale McDon- ited refills, which is lucky for ald's with better tasting food. thirsty adults or nervous children Its menu includes fish sand- who spill. drinks into their laps. wiches and spaghetti, hut it's hest to For dessert, diners can choose from pie a la mode, turnovers, or pastries from Squeezer's in-house Dining bakery. If you are too full for some- thing sweet, then take home a whole skip those items and go for their pie to enjoy later. specialty -- hamburgers. A cup of 45-cent popcorn or The restaurant offers three 75-cent cotton candy is available for sizes of burgers: the 3.5 or. Little those with the munchies. Squeeze ($1.29); the 6 or. Squeezer Since the place has a fast food $2.39): and the 8 or. Big Squeezer atmosphere, don't expect fancy fix- $2.89). tures or elegant seating. Once your order has been fixed The tables are the typical easy- then it's to the condiment counters to-wipe variety and the cane-backed to load the burger with your choice chairs provide comfortable padding. fixings onions, pickles, let- As for decorations, there really tuce, tomatoes, mustard, ketchup, isn't very much to look at except or mayonnaise. It's all there. video games, other diners and the Any flavored well Schnapps The real secret of the burger, numerous balloons attached to the however, is not the meat. It's in ceiling that manage to escape from a SOO a shot! Squeezer's buns, which are baked small child's grasp. fresh daily on the premises. This Since Squeezer's is a family- Every Thursday Night-Plus... special touch transforms what could oriented restaurant, the kids often he an ordinary hamburger into a de- outnumber the adults. So, if you're T-Shirts, Prizes and Surprises licious treat. looking for a quiet, mature setting or if you don't like children, don't Of course, obligatory french bother stopping by. fries (60 and 80 cents) are also But if you do want to try some available. They are thin and golden, of the hest burgers around in a fun but nothing special. For the vegetar- atmosphere, then give Squeezer's a cafe ians and the dieters, Squeezer offers try. Bff]fl cantina a large salad bar ($2.79). Hours are Monday through The service is quick and the Thursday 10 a.m. to II p.m., Fri- employees are constantly busy refil- day and Saturday 10 a.m. to mid- 499 E. HAMILTON IN CAMPBELL AT HIGHWAY 17: 374-4290 ling the condiment trays and keep- night. Sunday II a.m. to 11 p.m.