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Achieving the balance S. J. police break up Greek party Sigma Alpha Mu event attracts over 800 people, UPD estimates BY MARIA C. ROSE Spartan Daily Stan Writer With University Police Department estimates of 800 to 1,000 party-goers in attendance, San Jose police officers and helicopter Air One were called in Saturday night to help disperse the "Shipwrecked" fraternity party after an intoxicated party-goer resist- ed arrest, according to UPD spokesman Lt. Shannon Maloney. Two noise complaints about the party, which was Alpha Mu house on Eighth Street, TARS MURPHY SPARTAN DAILY held at the Sigma were received by UPD around 9 and 9:30 p.m., according to UPD reports. Anthropology student Angela Blewitt, left, practices Tai Chi near Dwight Bentel Hall with mechanical engineering major Mike Kearny, right. See MELEE Page 5 Bomb threat reveals security holes BY JIM BATCHO do a thorough enough test to wasn't tested obviously." Ginsberg shocks, Spartan Daily Stall Writer identify that a whole floor Empey said he did not want Dudley Moorhead Hall's didn't work:' his account of the incident to enthralls campus new emergency alarm system The elevator is supposed to sound like an attack. got the ultimate test Monday drop to the ground floor and The safety issue, however, as a bomb threat evacuated the open its doors when the alarm concerned Empey. "We were building. sounds. This is to avoid a happy to find this out on an A look at the man It failed the test. "chimney effect" in the case of incident that was not life- There was no bomb. How- a fire or explosion, Empey threatening:' ever, the new system has two said. Ken Yang, manager of engi- BY BRIAN WACHTER deficiencies the alarm Empey said he talked to Ted neering design and construc- Spartan Daily Stall Wnter doesn't sound on the third Cunningham, electrical engi- tion, said the university is in An ironic aspect of Allen Ginsberg is that floor, and the elevator doesn't neering and project manager the process of installing new though he has for many years taught people to stop operating, according to for facilities development and alarms. He said facilities devel- resist authority, he exudes it personally. John Empey, SJSU emergency operations, last week and opment and operations will But his is an authority that rests on a consen- operations coordinator of the asked whether the elevator investigate the alarm failure. sus he establishes with people; he is so forth- building. drops to the ground floor "Anything that's electro- coming and insightful that people believe him. "One of the things (facility when the alarm rings. Accord- mechanical can develop prob- His manner is so even and comfortable that development and operations) ing to Empey, Cunningham lems:' he said. "But we certain- people trust him. was supposed to include was to said it does. ly followed all the procedures:' During a beat-poet symposium at SJSU Sat- JAMS LEIGHTON SPARTAN DAILY upgrade this because it has "I don't want to get him in Yang said Cunningham was urday, he interrupted his friend and biographer Allen Ginsberg speaks to students and press on life, been out of code forever," trouble' Empey said. "It was "occupied." Cunningham Michael Schumacher to insist the proceedings his writings and experiences at the Fairmont Hotel. Empey said. "I cannot believe probably the contractor that could not be reached for com- See GINSBERG, Page 4 that whoever installed it didn't told him it's working. But it See BOMB THREAT, Page 3
Cheerful giver College of engineering cuts lower-division, graduate courses to cope with budget BY DEBRA MYERS Spartan Daily Stall Writer Tangible effects of the budget cuts 'It takes a lot ofcreative within each college of the university are finally rising to the surface. Cuts in and hard work to work courses, personnel and incoming stu- Mis is the first in a series of stories dents have finally been tallied. with limited resources.' about how SISU's colleges are "In the college of engineering, the dealing with the budget crisis. Nabil Ibrahim main course cuts have been in lower- General Enoneenng Prole. would be no way to do that now. "Over division and graduate courses:' said the last three years, we've probably cut James Freeman, associate dean of the lower division class offerings close to 50 College of Engineering. "It takes a lot of creative and hard percent:' he said. Lower-division engineering courses, work to work with limited resources:' Unsure of what the future has in most of which are in the general engineer- said Nabil Ibrahim, chairperson and store, Freeman could only estimate the ing department, were cut because "stu- professor in the general engineering maximum number of freshman to be dents in upper division have no other department. admitted into the college over the next choice." Forced to make cuts somewhere, Although it was Ibrahim's depart- few semesters. "I wouldn't even want to the college decided lower-division courses ment that suffered the brunt of the col- guess. It really depends how long the would be the first to go. lege's cutbacks, he sees this as an recession lasts and how long the budget "It is turning us more into an upper- opportunity to fine-tune the depart- cuts last. (If it lasts too long), I'd say division college than a four-year col- ment's services. "More money doesn't half, yes:' Freeman said. In addition to reductions DAVID M. MARSHALL SPARTAN DAILY lege' Freeman said. The college will necessarily mean better quality," he in lower- rely heavily on local community col- said. division courses and incoming stu- Max Leroux, industrial design senior, takes an hour out of his schedule to donate leges to give students the first two years Ibrahim said he was "pleased faculty dents, the college of engineering was blood to the Red Cross. The blood drive will be held again on Thursday and Friday. of engineering experience. were able to put heads together" and forced to make cuts in personnel. Thir- Local community colleges working were, for the most part, able to accom- ty of the part-time faculty members closely with the college of engineering modate most of the students. laid off last semester were not invited include Mission College, West Valley In anticipation of the course cuts, hack this tall. College, De Anza College, Evergreen Ibrahim said the general engineering Many of those part-time faculty Sorority splashes for the blind College, Cabrillo College and Canada department offered five sections of members are Silicon Valley engineers College. 100W last summer. This semester, the who teach classes part time. "That's a To help with the problem of course department cut eight sections of cours- lot of expertise that we can't make use Celebrity impersonators make a splash at event cuts, advisers in the college of engineer- es ranging from descriptive geometry or Freeman said. ing have lists of lower-division engi- to a graduate systems engineering Although the college has lost many BY RACHEL LUTHER said Tori Renwick, president of Delta neering courses to help students locate course. Three sections of 100W were faculty members and course sections, Spartan Daily staff Writer Gamma and a senior majoring in communi- open sections offered at these commu- reinstated at the beginning of the Ibrahim said it is time to "sharpen You missed it. The Addams family, Bill cation studies. "We usually donate around nity colleges. semester. thinking" and use creative manage- Cosby, Ross Perot, President George Bush $2,500:' Renwick said. This cooperation between the engi- These closed courses resulting from ment to provide quality education. and many other reasonable facsimiles of the The day included three events which were neering college and local community the budget cuts will have an impact on Ibrahim, who has been through cut- stars flaunted their talents at the 10th annual judged by a few of the parents and alumnae colleges, called an articulation agree- the number of incoming freshmen backs while working at private univer- sorority and fraternity Anchor Splash on from Delta Gamma. Synchronized swim- ment, has been a common practice admitted into the college. According to sities, would like to see strategic plan- Saturday. ming turned out to be more of a skit than among the colleges at SJSU. Freeman, four years ago, when the new ning used to prioritize services and The event coincided with a fundraiser for swimming. The antics in this event ranged But since the recent cuts forced more engineering building was built, an ini- develop a focused, team approach to the Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. class closures, the college of engineer- tial maximum of 1.000 incoming fresh- education. tie said there's "always room "The girls in the house go and get sponsors,' See DELTA GAMMA, Page .3 ing beefed up this service to students. men was in place. Freeman said there for improvement." 2 Tuesday, September 29, 1992 IN San Jose State Umversay SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion
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American government kunks and cows. Cows weed for dental floss. make-believe airship pop a cog and skunks. As far as On the trip the other day in its oh-so-real gear box, have the eye and nose can though, the boredom of the all the emergency lights come has to take AIDS seriously respectively see and passing "scenery" set in. My on and have to dismount the smell. Oh joy, oh rapture. mom anguished over what fantasy via 10-foot aluminum those black and white cows are ladder. An emotional scar to be Tirst, Magic Johnson went the public's eye. Country life. public with the fact that he Magic Johnson, like tennis great Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've heard called. Not Angus, not Jerseys sure. Angela Hill had contracted the HIV Arthur Ashe, are both infected with all that fresh air and open ... What are they? I came back to reality. Out virus and America started the HIV virus. And Johnson also acts spaces propaganda. Doesn't "Dalmatians?" I offered on one of those bald hills was a realizing that anyone can get AIDS. as a AIDS spokesperson. fool hard-core city types like most helpfully. 1 got one of barn with a big "OW" in Now, Johnson is in the public eye The 15 member commission to me. those "mom" glares. wooden letters. My mom said The World On My again saying that the Bush which Johnson was appointed by The open spaces thing is At last, something on the it was probably the ranch's administration is not taking enough President Bush, was created to help there, that's for sure, but it's horizon. The Sea Horse Ranch brand. That made sense. I Shoulder Pads action against AIDS. fight AIDS. highly overrated. Out on a in Bodega Bay. I was intrigued. know I'd say that if 1 got my And the country's supposed AIDS is endangering millions of But Johnson said the commission Sunday afternoon drive last Then I found out you don't backside seared with a piece of to be so serene and quiet. Hah. American lives every year. has made numerous reports and weekend which dragged really get to ride on sea horses, molten steel. Try sleeping with all those When Magic Johnson went public recommendations without any into an evening and then late- just on old nags over those Then there's another burn- crickets and tree frogs and who on Nov. 7, America began to listen action being taken. night "backroads" kinda thing, balding hills. I'd visualized ing question. (Sorry.) For those knows what form of insect life and take notice. That's why Magic left. up past Bodega Bay and skimming the waves on a giant of us who remember that stan- carousing and cavorting all Many famous people, like Rock Johnson's resignation once more around on some obscure magical sea horse, racing a dard travel game when you night long. Sounds like a I Judson and Anthony Perkins, have highlights the lack of comittment inland roads my mother school of mermaids and fling- see a white horse, you're sup- bunch of phasers on overload. died privately from AIDS. Some, like from the administration to solving and I drove through more bar- ing the sea kelp off my shoul- posed to say "Beaver!" and Who can sleep? Madonna or Elizabeth Taylor, know the nation's AIDS epidemic. ren, boring, bleak batches of ders. OK, so I have a vivid whoever has the most beavers Fresh air. Bah. Who'd want people who have died of AIDS and AIDS reasearch and prevention nothing than are on Pee Wee imagination. What else am I wins where did this beaver to live in a city only suitable for hold fund raisers too keep AIDS in needs to be made a high priority. Herman's job schedule. gonna do after staring at the 50 thing come from? Wouldn't it vicious bird attacks and Hitch- No one can tell me there's an mph Volvo in front of me with be better to say, oh I don't cock movies. 1 like my smog. I overpopulation problem in the "I (heart) Jesus" bumper know, maybe ... "White like my traffic jams. It's alive Dealing with Admissions and Records this world. There's land galore sticker I'd been following on horse?" with energy, some of it proba- a SJSU senior and like most out there. And it's dull. that two-lane road with the My mom had no response. bly radioactive, but neverthe- 7'mof you 1 view going to the Phil Alne I will admit, as far as coun- solid line on my side for the As the engine drones on, we less alive. Admissions and Records office try goes, I like Garth and Reba, last 37.2 miles. If it'd been any have conversations about Deep breath. Aaahhhh an unpleasant experience. The that good or twangy sound. slower, we would have been things like, "Is an orange called hak, cough, hak. That good ol' several times that I've had to stand in But I like it in citified version, going backwards. an orange because it's named aroma of jet fuel in the the long lines that form there have Campus Viewpoint coming out of my speakers in No sea horses. Damn. I after the color or is the color evening. Click, click, click. given me ample time to try to define my downtown apartment flashed on an experience a called orange because it's There's no place like home. the problem. The university does not while I'm zapping a Tombstone friend had told me about. He'd named after the fruit?" Angela lid! Is a Daily staff colum- value student's time as much as they If I were a work study student, I pizza in the microwave, not out been soaring and dipping These things loom in Iler columns appear every Tues- should. would much rather be learning basic in the real country while shear- through Disneyland's Peter importance on a long and ter- day. The hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. must computer skills and rn...king some ing sheep and using a dried Pan ride, only to have the ribly tedious drive. make life good for all of the employees meaningful contribution to the com- in A&R. munity of SJSU. However, ask yourself if the student All computer terminal operators body is here to provide a nice job for should have an access number. A & R, or is A&R here to provide a If mistakes are made, the person Barefoot waterskiing provides pleasure and pain service to the student body? making them can easily be tracked Now, before the drums of "there's down and updated. not enough money" start beating, let's If the system were set up correctly, qmagine your eyelids down into the water and see muscles are necessary for your examine one idea that won't cost very only one full-time paid supervisor being folded to the back yourself in a mirror while the upcoming body slams. Getting much money. would be necessary for A & R to func- of your head by water wind blows into your face as it dressed can be tricky. Bare- Mast of my trips to the A&R build- tion. pressured from a fire would if you were a motorcy- footing attire normally consists ing are to file a form, add or drop a With all the savings of payroll, hose, while simultaneously clist riding without a helmet of several layers because you class, or pay a fee. A&R could even broaden its operating receiving Evander Holyfield's (and it's legal). want as much protection as The first thing that would help hours to accomplish its primary mis- most powerful punch in the Believe me, it was the last possible. A t -shirt, wet -suit would be a place to drop forms off. I sion serving the student. face. For a split second, your thing I thought I'd be doing shorts, a wet suit, a dry suit can think of no good reason to have to As a general rule of thumb, the A & neck resembles the flexibility over the summer but I lucked (which seals at your wrists, Nicole Sini wait in line to hand a human a sheet of R should be open at any time that of an owl's and your limbs out. My boyfriend of about one ankles, and neck to keep you paper and watch them spin in their classes are being held. painfully experience the year has been barefooting for dry and warm), and gloves. seat to place it in the appropriate box. Perhaps these hours should be even phenomenon of double- 10 years now and he and his Men will want to wear an ath- Writer's Forum Students must waste their time to during the beginning and end of the jointedness. Ouch! friends decided to teach me. letic cup if they plan to main- physically hand a form to a human. semester. My first barefoot waterski- These are men who take their tain their present condition of Operating a computer terminal is No doubt that these hours would ing crash. sport very seriously and have manliness. nicknamed me 'crash' lead me not rocket science. create some lag times between work, I really did think I lost an quickly adapted me to their Now, as the guys would say, to believe that they take plea- There is no reason why a student at but what would be wrong with allow- eyeball from that crash until I ways of the barefooting world it's time to 'get on with your sure in my expert slamming SJSU couldn't be employed for most ing work study students to do the satisfied my suspicion with a which I will share with you for had self.' abilities. But I've come to real- of the computer work. Why is A & R study part of their program during self-inflicted eye poke during a your possible future as a looter. Barefooters normally ski for ize that they only admire my employing some non students in the these lulls? moment of panic. As I floated A typical day includes wak- an average of 20 minutes, barefooting capabilities and first place? Just once I'd like to break the gold- belly-up like a dead fish wait- ing before the sun rises on a including the time spent have taken pride in their stu- Who would better understand the en rule and get more for less. ing for my coaches' rescue, 1 weekend morning to get an retrieving the person after each dent's determination to plight of students? I must admit that A & R has made wondered what sick mind cre- early start. Of course, you need slam. After kissing the water improve at the sport. And Handling money is something that feeble attempts to increase operating ated this insane pasttime a hearty breakfast for your enough times, a footer normal- believe me, if the pain wasn't most students already have experience hours given the current state of affairs referred to as 'fun! long day (which normally con- ly feels punch-drunk enough worth the thrill I would have doing. at SJSU. But don't get me wrong, that sists of a Jack-in -the-Box to take a break and allow the quit a long time ago. Even McDonalds entrusts the Above all I'd like to thank SJSU for fall ended up being one of Breakfast Jack) that is eatea next person their chance to 'get So if you ever get the oppor- responsibility of handling money to the education that they are giving me. many other back-wrenching, along the way to save time. it on: tunity to barefoot waterski, their employees. However, I'd just like SJSU to stop face-slapping, star-seeing Once you've arrived to the By the end of the day, I can take advantage of your chance. One of the first rules of business is giving a headache along with it. slams of the most incredible Delta and launched the boat, guarantee you will cancel any It's a great way to get high on to know your customer. sport I've ever learned. you can catch up on some rest plans for the evening to other- life and the closest you will How many work-study students There is no other feeling like during the lengthy ride out to wise spend your time begging ever get to walking on water. does SJSU have who spend their work your feet skimming over the the 'good' water. Now you have God for relief of your muscle time raking leaves? glassy water as your blood to prepare to barefoot. pain while you sink deeply into Perhaps A & R should tap this Phil Ain. pumps up to an exhilarating Stretching is recommended your mattress. already paid for resource. Senior, Political Science adrenaline high. You can look because extremely flexible The fact that my mentors Nicole Sin is a Daily staff writer.
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Bomb Threat think What would happen if SpartaGuide Just10,000 students knew about your From pisge I ing was evacuated and searched 1 he San Jose State calendar before students were allowed product or service? You can tell ment, but Yang said he spoke to inside at about 2:50 p.m. them what you do by simply him about the incident and that Abeyta said there were no sus- SJS GREENS: General meeting, 7 - Cunningham said "the system pects. advertising in the Spartan Daily. Today 8 p.m., SU Guadalupe Room, call was tested." Jaime Gonzalez, a senior 293-9561. Empey said he went into Dud- majoring in economics who was ART DEPARTMENT: Student gal- FANTASY/ STRATEGY waiting for his class outside the leries art shows: reception, 6-8 p.m., SJSU ley Moorhead Hall to look for the CLUB: Recktenwald, Cyber- CONIEDV art department galleries, call 924- Ben bomb, but found nothing. building, said bomb threats hap- 6 4330. punk, p.m, SU Pacheco Room, call "We did a door-to-door pen often in Dudley Moorhead TRAFFIC SCHOOL 293-0783. search" and found nothing, he Hall. MARKETING CLUB: Saturn - the $99im said. "That's standard procedure "This building has at least one secret of their success, SU Almaden SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGI- NEERS: techiques checking trash cans and obvi- bomb scare a semester, as long as with this ad Room, 3:30 prn, 243-3497. Interviewing workshop, 12:30 - 1:30 pm, SU ous places!' I've been here anyway:' Gonzalez classes taught by comedian,. MECHA: General meeting, 5 p.m. Guadalupe Room, call 287-8863. The University Police Depart- said. no test or written work ,Chicano Resource Center, call 294- STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE: ment received the bomb threat at Abeyta said he didn't know of vidut ,./ino vies 7809. UPD any pattern of bomb threats in the Weight loss support group, 3- 4 pin, 1:16 p.m., according to - PRE-LAW ASSOCIATION: Meet- HB 208, call 924-6119. Chief Richard Abeyta. The build- building. 2,18 I ing -LSAT panel discussion, 5:30 pm, I. RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PRO- SU Almaden Room, call 723-2138. GRAM: Brown bag lunch program, SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: noon- 1:30 pm, SU Pacheco Room, Lecture series. Rebecca Cummins, businesses Has this happened to you? call 924-5930. Treat photographer,Art building, 5 -6 pm, BUSINESS Dm PSYCH lot BIOLOGY lilt call 924-4328. Thursday 1 STUDENTS CHAPTER OF CALI- AFRICAN STEP SHOW COUN- better, or they'll leave, FORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIA- CIL: Meeting, 9- 11 pin, SU Montal- TION: SCTA meeting, Sweeney vo Room, call 287-6372. Hall, noon- 1 pm, call 924 3738. CALMECA PROJECT: Today's Wednesday 30 guest speaker, Rigo Chacon, 6 pm, leaders say at forum Chicano Resource Center, call 279- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 5143. BY BRIAN WACHTER "Since about the mid '80s, it is Open meeting, 12:15 p.m.,Campus Spartan Daily Staff Writer entirely possible to run a highly
Christian Center 10th and San Car- CHICANO/LATINO PRE-MED: Business owners decried the successful high-technology econ- First organizational meeting, Dun- los, call 415-595 2103. state of governmental support at omy without creating jobs; we're II LS I URI' lilt EN4:11.1S11 101 nit Scaling 101 can Hall, 6-7:30 pm, call 279-8543. CHI EPSILON CIVIL ENGNEER Friday's "Goodbye California" able to produce this stuff not HONOR SOCIETY: General meet- SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL forum in the engineering build- needing as many people I.evy ing, 12:30 pm, Fog building, call JOURNALIST: Meeting, DBH, 1:30 ing. said. 251-5245. pm, call 924-3280. The forum addressed the rea- Life is tough everywhere, said SIGMA DELTA ALPHA: BBQ fun - STUDENT UNITED FOR sons that businesses and their both of the local government offi- raiser, 11 am 2 p.m., BBQ pits, call ACCESSABLE EDUCATION: much sought-after jobs were leav- cials attending the forum; busi- 258-9141. Presidental candidate forum, noon, ing the state. nesses should accept the costs of SU Umunhum Room, call 929-7042. SAN JOSE STATE GREENS: "In 1991, 21,000 jobs were lost doing business in California Organizational meeting; " Make STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY due to businesses leaving or es,tand- because there are no easy answers room for bikes" will be discussed, 7 COMMITTEE: Meeting, FIB 208, ing out of California," said Scott or alternatives. call 448-0380. p.m., SU Guadalupe ROOM, call 978- Lefaver, moderator of the forum. "To provide the services we Heald 7359. Lefaver, of SJSU's Center for have three choices: we could raise can guarantee Metropolitan Studies, said the taxes and people get unelected Spartat.;uide is available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organizations for free. 1)ead- you will graduate on time! forum was designed to answer the when they propose such things, line is 5 p M., twit days before publication. Forms are available at the Spartan Daily, DID I 2.1N limited space may force redut ing the number if entries. question, "If life is so wonderful we cut service costs, and that in California, why are our busi- means we cut payrolls costs by nesses leaving?" cutting people within our cities News Room (408) 924-3280 Local business leaders implored and counties or we try and Heald College Paseo de Sarabiga San ,hrie Fax 924-3282 local government officials to imitate increase funding in some way by out-of state communities which leveraging the existing resources Advertising. 924-3270 were willing to make financial con- we have said Carol Jamsen, 1-800-950-0559 cessions to attract and hold high- director of economic develop- A nonprolit college accredited by the Classified 9243277 tech industry. ment for the city of Palo Alto. Western Association oh Schools and Colleges U11.118 1011111110011 P,,STAtAlTIR Plr.ken,1.1"11iorreolon. `kilo 101, YAIC '111.,rsily. One Waslungioti "One of the problems with a Some. Fun 01. Snond dams ck..i.r Son hirmber Ne.raprr Wu.. A isoLauon Alladu Associated P,, 11,, op... cape..fl du 5.i 14. se uor sanaw.y thole ol the Reparun. potential facility in Boulder, Col-