A.S. Council votes 4 to support ERA extension bill

The A.S. Council passed a resolution Wednesday supporting an extension of the ratification deadline of the Equal Rights Amendment. The resolution, authored by A.S. Councilman Joe Trippi, endorses the adoption of H.J. 638, which, if passed by Congress, would extend the deadline by eight months. Less than a year remains before the current ERA ratification deadline. The extension endorsement passed in the council by a vote of 14-1. Councilman Michael Jackson cast the dissenting vote. The resolution states "equal rights for over one-half of the population remains a politically, economically and socially vital issue which must not be foreclosed by an arbitrary time limitation." There is a seven-year deadline for the ERA to be passed by the 38 states necessary for ratification. Thirty- five states have passed the amendment. photo by John Quinn The A.S. Council passed a resolution on Sept. 13 Who are these grown men and what are they doing lying on the supporting ratification of the ERA. floor in their bathrobes? See Page 5. Spartan Daily ISS Mohan Volume 70, Number 36 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1939 Friday, March 31, 1978 Fruit of the vine soon to flow at pub; trustees toast the idea

By Dave Reynolds decision. He said the average age of it was this resolution that probably California State Universities at San Wine will finally be added to the CSUC students is 25.5 years and the was acted upon. Diego, Sonoma and Fresno are Spartan Pub's bill of fare as the median age 23. In 1975, the trustees passed a contemplating it. California State University and Brophy did voice one objection resolution allowing for the sale of College's Board of Trustees gave to the plan, saying it "precludes beer on campus. SJSU was the first Other groups which have their approval to the measure students under 21 from using a school in the CSUC system to im- pressed for wine on campus include Wednesday. portion of the Student Union which plement it, with the opening of the the CSUC's Student Presidents In a 15-4 vote of the Gifts and they pay for. Spartan Pub Sept. 8, 1975. Association, the statewide Public Affairs Committee of the "It's discrimination against According to Brophy, 11 of the 19 Academic Senate and campus trustees, individual college people on the basis of age." CSUC colleges now sell beer, and the alumni groups. presidents were given the option to Bunzel said, "As one who enjoys allow the sale of wine as well as beer beer, I realize it can make one fat on their campuses. around the waist and between the SJSU President John Bunzel ears, but wine is one of the great indicated yesterday that he will gifts of life. License will cost begin the process for getting wine on "It is good for one's health, campus. helps improve morale and will "I've been very supportive of simply add the right touch to the beer and wine from the very climate of this campus." SJSU $184 yearly 4:00 beginning," he said. "I think it's an idea whose time has come." Bunzel also said beer has been a Filling out an application is the Since the first quarter of the Wine was approved, "because sales success from the beginning. He first step in getting a wine license for year is over, Markle said, 25 percent beer was already allowed," said said although wine has a higher the SJSU campus, said C.H. Markle would be deducted from the $184.40 Trustee Chairman Roy Brophy. alcoholic content (13 percent versus of the state Alcoholic Beverage fee. 3.2 percent for beer), he doesn't Control office. Before a business can qualify for Allowing wine on campus, believe it should cause any An application, which must a license, the ABC also has to make Bunzel said, "is another way of problems. specifically state if wine is to be sure the "owner has control of the making clear that our students are Glenn Dumke, CSUC chancellor, served with beer or food, or if premises," and that nothing illegal adults, and recognizing them as was unavailable for comment. minors ( under 21) can be on the is taking place. The business must such," especially since the average A spokesman for Dumke's of- premises, must still be completed also be in a properly zoned spot, age of SJSU students is about 26, he fice, Charles Davis, said that the and turned in to the ABC by SJSU. Markle said. said. chancellor's office had submitted a An initial fee of $300 and a It normally takes two months Brophy also said age was an resolution calling for wine on portion of a $184.40 annual fee would after application before wine can be important factor in the trustees' campus in November 1976, and that also have to be paid. served, he said.

Eight of original 20 council members left

photo by KIT Kornentch Three quit A.S. Council posts A recent TV commercial said "Heads are turning" to a certain 'That looks hair tonic. If hair tonic can turn By Gary Barger council by Wright in December, has heads then art certainly can, as Three members of the A.S. not yet submitted his letter of resignation but Campbell said he is evident with this dog intently Council resigned Wednesday, bringing to 16 the total has told her of his intentions. nothing studying the paper critter on the number of resignations this school year. board, apparently checking out Campbell said he had been in- any resemblance between the Only eight of the 20 council volved in an automobile accident like me' .two. members elected in last year's and was resigning because of election remain. Four of the transportation and school problems. resignations have been of presidential appointees. According to Campbell, the 16 council resignations this year is The most recent resignations "highly unusual." Noted speakers kick-off were those of Councilmen Marcel Miranda, Nathan Price and Wally "We've had people on council Hon jiyo. this year that are really active in a Campus Clean-up effort lot of different areas," she said. "It A.S. Vice President Edna just got to a point for a lot of them Campbell said she is "truly sorry to where something had to go and this Several local legislators will Creek behind 9:30 a.m. are Coyote lose Marcel." (resigning from council) is what speak today at opening ceremonies vacant lot on South 17th Street, a they've done." for Campus Community Im- Story Road and McLaughlin Avenue "He's been one of the most provement Days from 8:30 to 9:15 and a vacant lot at 17th and Santa active council persons all year," she The 13 previous resignations this a.m, in the S.U. Amphitheater. lot Clara streets. said. "He's helped to promote a I year were those of Doug Yoder, Bill are State Sen. Jerry really Scheduled of council's actions and been a Clarkson, Steve Turner, Steve Smith, 1)-Saratoga, Assemblyman a.m. Sites scheduled for 10:30 hard worker." Madwin, Doug Droese, Tudy Grago, John Vasconcellos, D-San Jose, San and St. clean-up are lots on Third Myra Murphy, Gabe Castillo, Tricia Jose Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, and Miranda said in his letter of James streets and Sixth Lam, Nick Antonopoulos, Alan resignation he is resigning for SJSU Executive Vice President Gail Williams streets. Also scheduled to Marcel Miranda is one of the 16 A.S. Council members to resign this Kessler, Mitch Chambers and John Fullerton, A.S. President Steve begin at that time are sidewalks on personal reasons. Campbell said year, Davis. Wright and A.S. Campus En- Santa Clara Street from First to 17th Miranda "had a valid reason" for vironmental Coordinator Jeff streets. his resignation but declined to Norment. comment on it. Clean-up of the campus area will Scheduled for 11 a.m. are sites begin at 9:15 a.m. and continue until on 10th and Santa Clara streets and Price in his letter of resignation Student fills A.S. graduate position; 3 p.m. 12th and San Fernando streets. said he no longer has enthusiasm Sites scheduled for clean-up at and interest to serve on council. Scheduled for noon is a site on Seventh and Reed streets, At 1 p.m. Campbell said Price, an A.S. four empty seats on council remain a lot on llth and William streets and presidential candidate last year who at 2 p.m. a lot on 10th Street between was appointed to council by A.S. Michael Sonntag, an undeclared SJSU graduate, was criminal justice administration in 1976, said he wanted to weather Sari Antonio and San Carlos streets President Steve Wright in October, appointed by A.S. President Steve Wright to the A.S. serve on council because "I feel that I can contribute to are scheduled for clean-up. "just seems to have lost interest. Council Wednesday to fill one of two empty graduate the general good ot the student body." division seats. A barbecue will be held at 3 p.m. A.S. Personnel Officer Donna Collins said Sonntag Showers until tonight. Highs in for all those who "He lives far away and has a participated in the Sonntag's appointment brings to 16 the total number was recommended because "he has a lot of time to put the low-60s and a low of 55. Winds clean-up. full-time job and I guess between of council members. Two upper-division, one lower- into it and he's very interested and very willing." from the northwest at 5 to 15 knots. that and school he Just got burned Clean-up is scheduled all day division and one graduate seat remain empty. Saturday for lots not covered on out," Campbell said. Sonntag is the eighth member to be appointed to A.S. SJSU Meteorology Department Friday. Honjiyo, who was appointed to Sonntag, who graduated from SJSU with a degree in Council this year. Page 2, March 31. 1978 forum

....ilk: 11111 we. Fountain area ban /1401/111,1170/1. : The SJSU administration has decided to en- force a peculiar regulation that of banning only organized activities in the fountain area. Recreation majors, who plan many events that require large open spaces, have now lost the most spacious and picturesque site on campus for now +hat were rid recreational activities. the "Rec. allotre5 According to S.U. Director Ron Barrett, SJSU -low do we get rid President John Bunzel and Executive Vice President Gail Fullerton have asked that activities c4 1-he GunbafherJ in the fountain area j be curtailed to prevent arid deterioration of the lawn. fri-sbees ji But Plant Operations Supervisor Robert Bosanko said he would be "hard-pressed to identify any groups that have caused damage to the grounds." We suspect the activities conducted by the recreation students do no more damage to the lawn than "unorganized" games of frisbee, sunbathers or students walking across the lawn to class. You CAN Po The administration also contends that offices IN 4 and classrooms surrounding the fountain will be POT/ disturbed by noise emanating from these ac- MeN1 tivities. Surely there are more classes disturbed by noise from activities held in the Art Quad or the S.U. Amphitheater. The fountain area may be situated near Bunzel's office, but it is certainly far enough away from classrooms. Campus space is becoming too scarce to limit the fountain area to sunbathing and frisbee 'Substantially' close enough? throwing. Political favoritism runs wild By Norman Gotwetter document? those justices who voted for Riles what would have been the result if Taming of animals: The recent Wilson Riles fiasco If he did file it, it seems in- serves to show their favoritism. an unknown candidate had suffered serves to point up an unfortunate credible that his was the only one Or perhaps it was only coin- what Riles went through, and had political reality: that favoritism still lost out of God only knows how many cidence that Chief Justice Rose been unable to afford to take the runs rampant. candidates who file for an office in Bird, a Brown appointee, wrote the case to the California Supreme inhuman procedure At issue was whether Riles, an election year. majority decision. Court. attempting to run for his third term In fact, I've never heard of such (Brown loudly took Riles' side in Would he have gotten his name as California Superintendent of a case before, so Riles would now be the controversy on the ballot? Probably not. By Alicia Viloria society. There they'll be killed if not Schools, complied fully with the the only candidate, at least in the The fact remains that election There are solutions, however. Several weeks ago hundreds of claimed (as most aren't election laws regarding the filing of past several years, who has had this laws, like any others, are there tube The number of forms to be filled people mourned the death of a Those that don't go that route candidacy. happen to him. obeyed by all candidates, not just out by pcospective candidate female hippopotomous named will be lucky to find a new home. California Secretary of State Seems unlikely, doesn't it? the favorite ones. should be reduced, and receipt3 Bubbles. The animal park escapee More likely they'll die on a busy March Fong Eu said that Riles had And if he didn't file it, there is Not too long ago, this country given when those forms are filed, had been hiding out for seveal days highway or, like Bubbles, will be failed to file one crucial document. ccertainly no reason why his name went through a constitutional crisis with a copy of the receipt kept in a in a small lake in southern murdered by well meaning humans. Riles said he filed it, although he had should appear on the ballot. which proved that no man is above separate, safe place by the election California. no proof. The Supreme Court's decision in the law. office. She drowned after park workers How people can enjoy viewing Nevertheless, he claimed, he effect voids the election laws Riles again shot her with a tranquilizer, then once strong, self-sufficient lions now Have we forgotten that painful Perhaps then we will had "substantially" complied with supposedly did not comply with. realize that this is a nation of laws, failed to pull her out of the water. wasting away within the man-made lesson already? the law, and since "everyone" knew The decision says that if an The incident was one of many conclaves of the prison-zoo, or the The question here, of course, is and not of men. that he was going to be a candidate office holder is obviously running for that occur daily as animals die from giraffe that should be gracefully for re-election, he felt he should be re-election, he then does not have to what may be termed Death through running across wide open land now placed on the June ballot. come down to the level of us Domestication. standing idle amidst the dung and peanuts, I'll never understand. peasants and comply with all the Norman Gotweller is a laws. He has only to "substantially" Spartan Daily reporler Alicia Worn) is a Some people need only look comply with them. Spartan Doily reporter within their homes to see once free Why do we even have the laws if and flying birds, the envy of man for The California Supreme Court an elected official can ignore them? letters centuries, now caged in tiny toy-like unfortunately agreed with Riles this The court's decision could set a cages. week, again using When we domesticate animals, the word "sub- dangerous precedent. After all, will the March 28, 1978 issue of the But the saddest thing about stantially" and ordered his name either to have as pets or to display in we not now have to set up some sort Corrects claim Spartan Daily. tamed wild animals is the fact that placed on the ballot. of "committee" to decide when a zoos, we take away a basic part of Editor: When the automobile was first they will probably never be able to But what does "substantially" candidate has satisfied enough of the their livelihood, that is, their natural In response to Margo Kearn's introduced it was immediately return to the wildlife, because of the mean? Did he comply with 80 per- laws to qualify for office? animal instincts. article on Sigma Gamma Omega recognized as a menace to areas dulling of their senses, confusion of cent of the law? Or 90 percent? Will there be different standards One of the most beautiful things that appeared in Tuesday's Spartan outside city limits. inborn instincts and the death of Did Riles file the document only for those running for about wild animals is their inborn re-election and Daily, I would like to correct the An early Arkansas law wisely their livelihood through to have it lost by the incredible maze those running for the first time? characteristics - survival instincts, claim of their being the first SJSU stated that "An automobile must be domestication. of red tape, or did he not file the The irresponsible sharp senses and their independent attitude of fraternity. preceded by a man carrying a red role in the natural environment. Tau Delta Phi, publishers of flag when driving through a populated area." Humans, on the other hand, "The Tower List," have the These laws clearly placed full possess their very own unique distinction of being the oldest upon the motorist for any ability to think in the abstract. We WAWA GU& JUST LIKE THE GIRL 114A1 MiRizED peA,R cgs) pato fraternity on campus. We have been liability by his vehicle. pride ourselves in this possession here since June 1916. accidents incurred the car manufacturers and develop it for all it's worth, Tau Delta Phi was organized as In time, those pedestrians who elected to never giving it up for anything. an honorary scholastic fraternity at and motorists formed a Yet, we're quick to take away a time when the student body become lobby to relax the from animals the instincts that are numbered 1,200 75 men, the rest powerful traffic laws. Although the equally unique and important to women). restrictive morality them. H. John Lof ten legality was changed, the of the original laws remains un- As humans, we boast of being Business Administration senior changed. the superior beings, intelligent Magistrate of Tau Delta Phi In any accident between a enough to survive and create motorist and a pedestrian, the without the help of other beings. motorist must bear full liability due Yet as we assimilate animals Who can judge? to negligence because he voluntarily into the human world, we take away selected the most dangerous form of their independence, erasing and Editor: transportation to convey himself confusing their survival instincts. The one thing that really makes along a public thoroughfare. The Thus, they become dependent upon me shudder is a letter from a self- fact that the pedestrian may have J- us and if turned loose ( as many are, professed Christian protesting gay walked is irrelevant. find it extremely difficult if not pride. Richard Treidel impossible to survive on their own. Each person must come to God - Engineering Extension School Director, Turned loose, the domesticated - hear his call - in his own way and in Modern Transit Society animals have no social services to his own time. It would be worth San Jose turn to, except maybe the humane nothing if it weren't a matter of personal choice. Who among us has the right to judge? Didn't Jesus say it was the Letter policy Forum policy one without sin? Self-confidence and a positive The Spartan Daily welcomes opinion of oneself bring a person into letters from readers expressing The intent of the Spartan Daily closer harmony with the God-force. individual viewpoints. Forum Page is to present viewpoints No man ought to deny those feelings Letters should be typed, triple- on issues affecting the university to any other man. community. spaced and must include the writer's I wish people would stop turning major, class standing, address, Comments, columns and other people away from C'hrist by telephone number and signature. editorials will discuss local, state, associating Christianity with self- Only the name, major and class national and international affairs. righteous prejudiced attitudes. will be printed. Editorials reflect the position of standing Anne Stoken The Spartan Daily reserves the The Daily. Opinion columns express Theater Arts senior right to edit for length, style or libel. the views of the writer or Letters should be submitted at organization and will appear with a The Daily office ( JC' 2081 between 9 by-line attributing the article ac- Crackdown angers a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or by cordingly. Editor: mail to the Forum Page, c/o the The Daily encourages reader As a pedestrian and mass Spartan Daily, San Jose State regarding editorials, comments transit advocate, I am angered by University, 125 S. Seventh St., San news stories. Zgesellift"..ms lcomments or your article CRACKDOWN ON Jose, CA 95112. JAYWALKERS which appeared in March 31, 1978, Page 3 feature 1 The effects of celestial bodies on people Astrologer takes to the stars, tells story By Jean Nunes found that 82 percent of the cases Astrologists say librans are Are you a lion or a goat? occurred within two days of a full artistic. One-twelfth of the artisans According to practioners of the moon. should have been Libras, according ancient belief of astrology, those Andrews also discovered that to the law of averages. born under to zodiacal signs of Leo virtually no one had a hemrnorrhage Less than one-twelfth turned out the lion or Capricorn the goat take where there was a new moon, Feifer to have been Libras. on characteristics of the respective said. The basic principles of animals. According to Feifer, a professor astronomy are that the stars retain Capricorns are sober, reflective, of medicine at Tokyo University their constellations although they uncommunicative, ambitious and tested the ability of blood to move from east to west, Feifer said. loners. Leos are strong characters, coagulate under certain conditions. Constellations also move in a cir- commanding, powerful and am- He found that when astrologers cular path. bitious. reported increased activity of sun Every night the constellation The origination of astrological spots, the tendency of the blood to gets a little bit ahead of itself so that beliefs and recent studies on the coagulate increased. by the end of the year it's back at its effects of the stars were discussed A study by the director of the original position, he said. Wednesday by Nathan Feifer in the Board of Health in Russia According to Feder, the S.U. Costanoan Room. discovered that the occurence of Egyptians knew when the Nile River The seminar was part of a two- mild cardiac infarctions increases would flood by rising of the "dog day lecture and seminar program when sun spot activity increases, star" Sirius in Orion with the sun. sponsored by the School of Science. Feifer said. The Egyptians believed the gods '"rhe modern scientist, In 1961, he said, a report controlled the rising of Sirius as a especially the astronomer, takes a published by the Philadelphia Police sign of what would happen. very dim view of astrology," said Department cited a marked in- "The Egyptian priests Feifer, a professor of physical crease in crimes during a full moon. examined the stars and told the science at San Francisco State One of the theories that populace of events to occur," Feifer University. developed out of these studies states said. "The astronomer is only in- that the sun and moon are nearby The people of Mesopotamia terested in the positions of the bodies which exert a gravitational were the first primitive people to heavenly bodies and how they move effect affecting the body's nervous discover the planets, Feifer said. in the heavens. system and body fluids, Feifer said. "The name the planet means a The astrologer, on the other Scientists have found that the wanderer," he said. "It wanders hand, is concerned with the effect of position of the stars may affect the from one Photo by Kin, Kornenich constellation to the other." the heavenly bodies on people and human body in certain ways, but the The Mesopotamians Nathan Feifer, a physical science professor, talked about the impact of astrology on science Wednesday. believed events here on earth." date and time of one's birth does not there was something special about To an audience of ap- determine one's exact charac- "Different cultures today sonalities. by saying they were born at dif- the planets, Feder said. proximately 35 people, Feifer cited teristics or one's true fate. perceive the stars as different types "According to astrologers, when ferent times. Astronomers say this They believed they were the some studies done on the effect of Modern astronomers theorize of things," said Feifer. "In India, a pair of twins is born they should is a form of rationalization." dwelling places of the gods and that the stars on the human body. that astrologers have drawn through Capricorn is a wild pig and in China have the same characteristics," An investigation by a they had more of an effect on A study by Dr. E.J. Andrews of constellations, astrological it's a bear." said Feifer. "But fraternal twins psychologist in which 1,500 noted people's lives than the stars. Tallahassee, Fla. ten years ago on characters such as the lion into the Feifer also cited the ease of turn out to be quite different per- musicians and artists and tabulated "All these beliefs were passed 1,000 cases of post-operative stars when all a person actually sees fraternal twins who look completely. sonalities. their astrological signs, was cited by down from generation to hemorrhaging, Feifer said. Andrews is a group of stars, Feifer said. different and have different per- "Astrologers explain this Feifer. generations," he said. Local non-profit radio station vsult if ;uffered offers alternative program Ind had ake the upreme By Dave Reynolds None of this money goes to the staff. All are volun- You turn on the radio, flick the tuning knob and hear, teers working in their spare time. Most also hold full-time s name not Fleetwood Mac or an ad for a stereo store, but Chilean jobs elsewhere, Nagel said in a telephone interview from music and political commentary. his office at IBM. ever. The station is KKUP, a small non-profit FM station operating from a converted house in Cupertino. And three of the workers are former SJSU students, oe filled now helping KKUP. Tim Hulse, Jesus Grosco, and Nagel's didates "We want to be an alternative an intellectual park co-program director Christopher Walker, are all former -eceipts to commercial radio stations," said Rick Nagel, program SJSU students and past members of the KSJS (campus e filed, director. radio) staff. ept in a "We tend to stay away from mass appeal music " election that can be found on almost every station, he said. Dana Jang, a disc jockey and the music director for San Jose's KOME radio adds a professional touch, tend to play minimum-appeal programs, and again "We working as KKUP's advisor during his spare time. whenever possible, we try to play more than music: of laws, political debates, and foreign programs." Jang's primary responsibility is to keep the staff Five minutes of listening proved that statement. abreast of Federal Communications Commision regulations, legal restrictions, and new developements in The disc jockey was playing an album by the French radio, he said. progressive rock band Magma, while awaiting a local musician's visit. With a transmitter located atop Mount Umunhurn, the Located at 91.5 on the FM dial, the station plays music station broadcasts a weak 42 watt signal ( compared with of this sort, as well as devoting much of its air time to KSJO's 50,000 watt ) to Cupertino, Monterey Bay, Santa Photo by Blow Godbout cultural programs. Clara and San Jose. On occasion, they can be heard as far Located at 91.5 on the FM radio dial is an "intellectual park" where disc jockey Fred Cash of KKUP plays north as Oakland. music and commentaries that differ from the commercial radio stations programs. Items on KKUP's schedule this month include jazz and classical music Sundays from 6 to 9 a.m.; Polish More information about submitting your ideas for of the themes in English broadcasts ( music and cultural in- programs and comments or subscriptions to their formation on Poland designed for the general audience) at newsletter, write to KKUP-FM, P.O. Box 547, Cupertino, is first MIDNITE 9:30 a.m.; and SCAN, a contemporary look at problems 95014 or call 253-0303. diately flashback facing today's society. areas SHOWS station also airs a three-hour country music On this date in: Assistant Chancellor C. The Spaikt, Suit festival from 9 p.m. to midnight Sundays. wisely 1970: A grievance Mansel Keen said Dumke Monday and Tuesday, from sign-on at 2 p.m. to lust be FRIDAY & SATURDAY committee hearing began fired Rutherford strictly midnight KKUP plays assorted obscure music, with the 1 5 % OFF a red for Eldred Rutherford, an for "professional per- WPM, 8.4 slot filled with jazz (Monday) and blues ( Tuesday ). igh a SJS professor who was formance," not the fact 2. Wednesday night's programs includes jazz, "Poems On All Stationary and Binding fired by California State Rutherford had led the 37- from Monte Vista" and ethnic music. ed full University and Colleges day teachers strike at SJS WITH THIS AD or any The Best of Chancellor Glenn Dumke a a year earlier. SJS Thursday night features music fron South America cle. New York Erotic month earlier. Assistant Professor John and Latin America. Now ThRu ApRil Aurers Film Festival Galm, who was assisting And Friday night has an open talk show called 30Th cted to Spartan Daily Rutherford in the hearing, "Moonlight Madness" beginning at midnight which Nagel ed a Serving the San tine Slate made a charge against said, sometimes runs all night. University Community x the 3. 4 Dumke to the contrary. The show also continues Saturday night. the Since 1934 KINKOS COPIES igh the lud Fond* Second class pottage paid at San Saturday's schedule ( which starts at 7 a.m.) begins orality AftrifAht t: Ind Jive, California. Member of !If NI OA/ . 4. a, California Newspaper with salsa music, interviews and discussions of Latin ns un- Scholars 481 E. 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By Sharon Kuthe According to Bullard the meet should be close SJSU's track and field team travels to Long Beach because, "every time we meet them, the long time rivalry Saturday to meet the 49ers on their home track in what between the two schools shows up." may prove to be a close meet. "The meet is important to both of us and we'll be ready for them," Bullard said. "We Head coach Ernie Bullard is apprehensive about the have some good personnel and it'll be tough as potential of the Long Beach team this year. always." "In the past, Long Beach has had some outstanding sprinters, " Bullard said. "So far this year they have not done as well in their meets as they have in the past. "They lost most of their strength to graduation, but we're not sure how good their new people perform," he added. According to Bullard, the first few events should determine the outcome of the meet. "If we can do well in the shot put and the pole vault, we'll have a jump on them in scoring and we'll have a psychological advantage over them," Bullard said. Long Beach has some very strong people in the distance events, according to distance and weight coach Don Riggs. "Our guys will have to maintain the quality of their previous performances for us to score there," Riggs said. "We're taking all of our kids down, and they will have to reach way down and pull out something from" inside them of we want it to be close." Spartan Stan Ross and freshman Tom Hussey will be Photo tty Ross Mehan running the 1,500 meters against 49er Armando Cendejas Spartan third baseman Randy Johnson eats dirt but is called safe at home plate during Tuesday's action who has run 3:46 in the event. against CSU-Stanislaus. SJSU defeated the Warriors, 7-2, and face the University of San Francisco in Riggs is entering Lupe Vargas and Jon Albrecht in the Municipal Stadium at 2:30 today. 800 meter run, Dan Harvey in the 5,000 meters and Jack Reime and Gil Brooks in the steeplechase. "We may run one of the steeple chasers in the 5,000 host weak Dons depending on how they feel," Riggs said. Batsmen Long beach has not only been hurt by graduation in By Scott Van Camp machine that brings about hitting strength in Larry College and a two-game the sprints, they also lost a couple of their world class The Spartan baseball temporary gratification," Belardi and Tony Scoma, series with University athletes. team plays University of and the guide continues, Menges said. Scoma hit Nevada-Reno May 5-6. San Francisco today at 2:30 "USF's is a long term two homers in the Spartan "Since the fences are High jumper Dwight Stones and pole vaulter Don in Municipal Stadium, to program. The success of Baseball Classic last week. much closer," said Baird competed for Long Beach last year. Stones used to continue its run for the Don baseball has not been The Spartans, Menges Menges, "Pal Stadium is hold the world record for the high jump and Baird is a Northern California necessarily measured in said, are ready for the an exciting place to play world class vaulter with a best of 18 feet 2. Baseball Assn. title. terms of wins and losses." second half of the season. in." Spartan vaulters Greg Woepse and Doug Bockmiller The game will be "We had a good The reduced field will be up against 49ers Steve Lawry and Craig Wilson broadcast live by KSJS workout on Wednesday," dimensions cause more who have both gone 17 feet this year. I 90.7 FM). NCI3A Standings he said, adding, "they home runs and "the pit- Bob Gununerson and Bob Feuerbach will enter both The Dons, unlike their really want to get going for chers have to concentrate Photo by John Quinn Team sv L GB the shot put and the discus. They might have some tough basketball counterparts a chance at the title." more to prevent serving up Santa C16,6 II 4 competition against Long Beach's brother duo Paul and Spartan Greg Woepse attempts 16 feet 6 in the San who have enjoyed success, Fresno 10 4 2 Menges pronounced a home run pitch," Menges David Fuller, according to Riggs. Jose Relays last Saturday. The 6 -foot-2 junior, with are record-wise one of the St Mary's II 7 the team fit, except for said. "The Fuller brothers will provcie us with close a best of 17 feet 6, will be vaulting Saturday in poorest teams in the Bay Pacific 10 8 VI pitcher Steve Berglund, Except for center field, San Jose 9 9 3', competition," Riggs said. "Because they all throw about SJSU's dual meet with Long Beach on the 49ers Area. who could be sidelined for all the positions on the Nev Reno 6 II 6 the same in both events." track. Last year USF was 10- San Francisco 2 le 1117 awhile because of a slight team are set. Mike 58, and this year they stand case of mononucleosis. Freeman, a sophomore, 2-16 in NCBA play, in last Menges also an- has been starting in center place. Spartan coach Gene nounced the team will play ahead of Ernie Hayden Their 1977-78 baseball Menges won't predict a four of its games at PAI, recently, because, Menges media guide, un- three game sweep over the Stadium, off Highway 280, said, "Ernie's in a hitting derstandably plays down Dons, instead choosing to because of Municipal slump." the winning image. be cautious. Stadium schedule conflicts Now that Freeman's "The Don baseball "They're (USE) not with the San Jose Missions bat has cooled off, the tradition has been built on having the greatest year," professional baseball club. coach may go with Hayden the molding of a well he said, "But they are a again. rounded character within team that has given other PAL scheduled games "I'll go with whoever is the athlete, not just the teams a lot of trouble." are April 15 against hottest at the plate," he building of an athletic The Dons have some University of the Pacific, said. Booters face Cal Become a In the opening game of see action are Nick Cupcow players will see some N i'Lae Student their spring exhibition and Lou Kovacs on the action. schedule the Spartan forward Line; Joe Silveira, The Spartans will also EDUCATIONAL soccer team will kick off in the midfield; Terry be participating in an in- CENTER against UC-Berkeley, Hayes at a back position door youth soccor tour- Community Sunday at noon in the and Walt Wallace will nament to be held in the Oakland Coliseum, prior to trade off with Coffee as the SJSU Men's Gym this the game between the San goalkeeper. weekend. SJSU will play Advisor Jose Earthquakes and the Menendez said he will University of Santa Clara NAT 1 Oakland Stompers. take a squad of 17 and all Saturday at 8 p.m. tat0 Bos MAI Although the Spartans DENT ITS Just started spring practice URSING Golfers in tourney BOS YOU WILL BE: Monday, Coach Julie ECFMG Menendez feels the team is The Spartan men's golf Brigham Young FLEX very strong. There are team travel to Santee, near University won the team 801 awscL *A Group Leader Gt C.eAre".! eleven returning seniors, San Diego, to compete in title while CSU-Long *Respected Adviser five who started last season the Sixth Annual Aztec Beach's Mark O'Meara IfSI PREPARAIION SBECIAIISTS and two who played Invitational Golf Tour- claimed the individual *Staff Member in Service Training regularly. nament today through crown. BYU had a three- SINCE MN and Orientation Tentative starters for Sunday on the Carlton Oaks day total of 870 with San SAN FRANCISCO Programs SJSU are Paul Coffee at golf course. Diego State University (415) 433-1163 SS GRANT A Part in an exciting Social goalie, helped by Keith with 872 for second place. PALO ALTO Fifteen schools will be (415) 327-0841 3251 YALE Greene, Tom Ryan and participating in the tour- Spartan junior Don' and Academic Interaction Opportunity Steve Sampson in the back fourth, with SACRAMENTO 976 -448-Oro nament. Last year with Levin finished SANTA CRUZ 408-439-719' positions. Steve Ryan, twelve schools in com- sophomore Mark Weibe *Paid a sizable salary Steve Burke and Steve petition, the Spartans sixth. Aylard will fill the halfback placed fourth. Awarded ft-ye room and half board positions. Easy Perez, The golfers are going Steve Swadley and Joe into the tournament after Solerno will take the finishing third in the recent midfield. Western Intercollegiates IF YOU ARE: Other players likely to with a 877 team total. San Jose Symphony

under the direction of Alan Batter A SJSU student presents Active Residence Hall Experience Metropolitan Opera Tenor, Have Leadership Qualities An Outgoing Individual with Diversified James McCraken Interests

in arias from Verdi's "Otello," THEN CONTACT: "Aida" and "II Trovatore." The Housing Office for more information McCraken replaces Applications must be in by April 7, 1978 soprano, Shirley Verret. Positions available for Fall 1978 Friday, Saturday, March 31, April 1 at 830 p.m.

San Jose Center Located across from lite Campus Police a Prl I 1 for the Performing Arts 8Pm $1 advance * $2 door This announcement was sponsored by WE Harding c sae Ar As Business UH.e,San juse (Mire. TASSA 31,1710 su2 S St . San Jose. CA. March 31, 1978, Page 5

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Judokas perform worm up exercises. Perennial judo champs strive for 17th straight NCAA title

By Steven Goldberg Uchida gets top opposition. Judo, the Japanese art of self- Recently, the Japan College of defense and the Olympic sport, is Physical Education, the second flourishing at SJSU. rated team in Japan, had a match The NCAA title is practically with the SJSU judokas. They also worked out with the team over San enshrined at SJSU as the judokas have won 16 straight titles, the spring vacation. iith longest championship string ever in "We should get some pointers in any collegiate sport. They go for from them," Uchida said of thee er'S number 17 tomorrow at Northern Japanese team. Iowa University in Cedar Rapids. Whether those pointers will be As the basketball team at enough for the team to win its 17th UCLA, at one time also perennial straight title is unknown, Uchida winners, had its mentor, John said. Wooden, so does SJSU's judo team "I don't know if they ISJSU's have its highly regarded coach: team I will win," Uchida said. "They Yash Uchida. haven't looked as good as teams in Uchida, who has studied judo for the past. some 46 years, said it takes five to 10 years of hard work to become a top "Also I'm not taking a full team competitor in judo tournaments. to the NCAAs. There'll be no free To win 16 titles in a row top trip for someone who's not working competitors have obviously come to out." However SJSU is probably SJSU. a favorite to win the title. "We have a momentum going Several of the SJSU team that helps us," 'Uchida said. "Our members, including team captain reputation of winning influences Keith Nakasone, competing at 132 better competition to come here." pounds, and Shawn Gibbons are An example of Uchida 's theory defending national champs. is Mike Vincenti who, when he at- The other members to make the tended high school in trip are Vincent' and Randy Sumida, Massachusetts, won the national both in the 156 pound division, Mike AAU title. Kessler in the 143 pound division, Vincenti said he came to SJSU and Leonard Urso in the 189 pound because, among other reasons, division.

LI SJSU judoisis display the style with which they have captured 16 national titles.

Photos by John Quinn Page 6, March 31, 1978 SJSU's pilots capture fourth straight air title

By Dave Reynolds "We've had a flying message drop -- year as a member of th, Flying loops around its team associated with SJSU pilots drop a container onto United States precisioi competition, SJSU's flying since the first competition a target. Accuracy is all, he flying team. team won its fourth began in 1948, when a group said. Membership in thi straight Pacific Coast called the 'Flying 20's' was Ground events con- group is not limited ti Intercollegiate Flying formed," said Dan Simich, sisted of a series of aeronautics majors Association title during the captain of the eight-person questions the pilots had to Simich said, however, onlj spring break, qualifying SJSU squad. work out on a circular slide pilots are allowed t to cer for the national cham- The Flying 20's, though rule ( a common navigation flying events. pionships in May. composed of SJSU students tool, according to Simich), Others may participati x Competing out of San and grads, is not an aircraft identification in the ground activities, hi Rvijitiv Jose Municipal Airport, the recognized as the official quiz, a simulation of flying said. SJSU team easily defeated flying club of the school. in clouds and a pre-flight The flying club is second place Cypress "We formed as an inspection of a plane for composed of SJSU students College, 100.5 points to 40. offshoot of the 'Flying 20's,' defects such as no gas Keith Wolzinger, Brian said. cap). Caldwell, Theresa Bub- Arizona State "he Also on hand during the nash, John Janssen, Mark University and the College The local team has two-day competition was Cassen, Dana Lyon, of San Mateo tied for third. consistently won the regional event said Simich, Jim Lafferty, ranked Wendell Goodwin, and Other teams com- and placed third at the second in the world last Simich.

Photo by Ross Mellon peting in the regional nationals last year. event, which encompassed In the regionals the California, Arizona, New Spartans competed in the 'I was late for class because...' Mexico and Nevada, were: four flying and four ground Computer gift Arizona University, events. Palomar College, Cyprus Terror spread through Duncan Nall at a snail's pace yesterday when a giant snail, a science project of College, Orange Coast The flying events an anonymous student, escaped from its holding cell. Journalism junior Kevin Fagan was surprised by College, Ohlone College, were: helps students the mammoth mollusk while covering the story for the Daily. The snail eventually was lured back to its Glendale College and San power-off landings - cage with heads of lettucce. Don't worry, this is just the Daily's way of saying Nappy April Fool's Day. Bernardino Valley College. the pilot must land his By Bernice Cherry plane, without power, next Computer science students are getting "hands-on" to a line on the runway. experience through utilization of their new mini- Points are awarded on the computer, a gift from Hewlett-Packard. 'The Wickedest Witch' recounts tales basis of technique and distance from the line: The HP 2108A, valued at $31,600, is a standard com- puter common in Santa Clara Valley power-on landings - industry, according to Edward Anderson, SJSU the same requirements as electrical engineering professor. of princes, rats, bats with new twists in power-off landings, but the pilot can use the plane's On sabbatical since fall 1977 and now an employee of power as long as he does Hewlett-Packard, Anderson said SJSU was one of few [Mary Ann Roberts Linda Van Polen is Costumes by Susan becomes dizzy just Wickedest Witch" are $1 By not increase it. schools in the Bay Area without this type of equipment. Complete with a rat selfish Grizelda,the Olsen are bright and thinking there is no for both children and adults and a bat, princes and wickedest witch and colorful. Again, the wit- stepladder to her own at the University Box He can throttle down Now the school will benefit from hands-on operation of witches, "The Wickedest JoyMoffett plays golden- ches' garb and the cat, bat tower prison. Office. Call 277-2777 for from a high number of the computer, he said. Witch" is a whimsical haired Rapunzel, and rat's clever outfitting Outfitted in peach and further information. revolutions to a lower "When students leave SJSU they will be familiar with overlapping of bedtime Grizelda's naive and are great just to watch in blue tights, Hadres' The piece offers both number, but he cannot our models and go out and see the same kind of computer story tales with a few romantically inclined motion. twinkly smile and noble fun and surprises for those increase it at all; in the industry," he said. airs should make him an seeking a respite to a clever twists thrown in for prisioner. Several special effects navigation - judges The School of Engineering went through some red audience favorite. make-believe, childlike some delectable surprises. Todd also directs. heighten the production's assign each pilot a course, tape before accepting the gift. Divided into Tickets for "The world. A children's play, it seven appeal. Reflecting which he has half an hour scenes and set in fairy-tale Richard Koralek, electrical engineering professor, runs at 9:15 and 11 a.m. movements of swirling to plot. He must figure his time in a faraway handled the paperwork end of the deal. today, with a special light, a mirror-ball is sure time per course leg, total kingdom, "The Wickedest Koralek said he had to explain to the state Finance family show tonight at 7:30. to fascinate children, as flight time and fuel con- A 10:15 Witch" follows Rum- Department that the computer use wouldn't be similar to a.m. performance are puffs of smoke ac- sumption. As soon as the plestilskin's search for a companied by loud squeals. that of the equipment in the computer center. plotting is completed, the black book of magic. A few snappy jingles, pilot and a judge fly the Koralek said the most important thing about the new Its one formula might permusably to liven review sung course. equipment was the operating experience it would give transform him into the up the show, are easy to students. human he once was, until understand and tempting The pilot with the "Students will turn on and operate the front panel is also scheduled for his fate becomes comicly to sing along with. smallest deviation in time from beginning to end," he said. "You can't do that sort of Saturday. intertwined with Rapunzel, Although "The for each leg and fuel thing now in the computer center." Initially presented in studying as Grizelda's Wickedest Witch"' has a consumption wins; and 1970 by author Hal Todd, unwilling apprentice. simple plotline, it doesn't "Some SJSU alumni working here saw that we were chairman of the Theater With the help of Kinky, talk down to adults. But in need and requested that we be considered one of the Arts Department. it plays a compassionate black cat young children may Taxpayer next gift recipients," Anderson said. at SJSU's University and Blinky, the struttering become distracted, since a Additional peripheral items such as input and output Theater, Fifth and San bat, everyone who few scenes between minor terminals and the expensive disc memory which stores Fernando streets. This is deserves true happiness characters tend to drag loses faith information were also donated, he said. the production's second magically lives blissfully and even seem un- showing on campus. ever after. necessary. "Hewlett-Packard gives gifts of this kind to cor- Leading the 17 - The fantasy makeup by And an hour-and-a-half in pothole porations all over the country in large amounts," he said. member cast is Bobby Michele Lewis and Janet is a long time to sit without "They are very generous and SJSU is very glad to be CHARLESTON, W.Va. Pellerin as Rumplestilskin, Phares - especially the squirming, especially for added to their list." the embittered but con- animals and the witches - children under 10. (AP) A disgruntled taxpayer niving little dwarf who has is near perfection. Though A cocky attitude, well- up on Gov. Jay lost his magic powers now heavy enough to be suited to Runiplestilskin, is has given at campaign get "GASSED" that everyone knows his believable, it won't deftly portrayed by Rockerfeller's West name. frighten young children. Pellerin. His invitation to pledge to repair audience participation is Virginia's highways. He SPARTAN COUPO, irrestible and especiaPy ran this ad Thursday in the appreciated. Lost and Found column of STATIONS STUDENT SPECIAL the Charleston Gazette: '1 Week Student Van Polen's Grizelda Best gas in town makes the wickedest witch "LOST-All faith in Special really believable by taking Rockerfeller ad- At the cheapest prices $35 Permanent a stereotyped part and ministration in pothole turning it into something somewhere between 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor for S20- complete special. Petite Moffet adds Charleston and Mon- GASOLINE (diesel) ( v. Mt coupon) beauty and comic in- tgomery on M. 60.- MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th & Williams nocence to Rapunzel. vu.) Mollie Collison is ReGISbeautysalons superb as Kinky, the cat. 51 N. First Street Wilner Williams as a bat i: I. El Camino. Mt. View afraid of flying is also RING WEEK RING WEEK great. Peter Hadres is Rapunzel, played by Joy Moffet, lets her hair down For super service see: just Enter The Drawing right as Periwinkle, the in the SJSU production of "The Wickedest Witch." At The Ring Display less-than-dashing prince of Linda Van Palen portrays Grizelda the Witch in the Josten's A rgentu Paul's Cycles To Win: heights. Intending to children's play now showing in the University ,4 New Down in White Precious Metals' rescue Rapunzel, he Theater. :ince 1949 Ring. A unique blend of SCHWINN-RALEIGH-NISHIKI-DEALER First Prize 'Rare' ns (Not stainless well Schubert concert 11711 Hondo -Express" the supor conemicol OPEN: Tues., Weds., Fri., 8:306:00 Duo sings opera tonight movorbIll Irom Honda Thurs., 8:00-8:30 745..- Sat., 8:30-5:30 SJSU Music Professor Nilsson, an Australian- the first collaboration Raymond Nilsson, an in- born tenor who teaches between he and Nilsson. Second Prize: / ternational opera and voice and opera here, has 10K Gold SJSU Class Ring 143$ The Alameda concert singer, will team been a member of the IS Son Jose, CA up with colleague SJSU Royal Opera House, Covent Soles Service Professor Patrick Garden, London, and the COPIES Third Prize PHONE: Meierotto for a rare free San Francisco Opera 294 8536 performance of Schubert's Company before accepting 3 1 2 94 Argntos SJSU Class Ring "Die Schone Mullerin," his teaching position here Ircentio Stilt's and tonight at 8:15 in the SJSU in 1972 Lehlies' Gold THE SPRING OF P118 Concert Hall in the Music KIN KO'S Building. Meierotto, who prefers Nome One of two Schubert ensemble playing over I215 101Sit, , $5995 song cycles ( the other "Die soloing, will be performing 295 4111, _Menai Winterreise" ), "Die "Die Schone Mullerin" for ai Schone Mullerin" will be the first time publicly, and .1 I E San CarliiSt " mot presented in its entirety. this performance marks 205 5511 Your Insten's College Specialist will he here: Order Now for Graduation PAUL TEIVIITRW61-§-1tjArliireS MAech 27 Apnil 4 Order Now for the biggest Sayings of the Year HORSEBACK RENTALS 10:00 AM 7:00 PM MILES OF TRAILS IN THE HEART OF SAN 10SE Last Josten's Ringday of the Year COrIVEN,Er454v LOCBTEO ON CITY SUS ROUTE A Perfect Season For Environmental WI WM IN KIN() Ol HORS! 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Although Villeman Bohn, SJSU's bid was make professor 'X' scheduled to open for (the member will be teaching a year program is one-half attributes the awarding of accepted because "it was SJSU instructor) a better classes in September, series of related courses. Villeman estimated the cost of sending a The two-year program the program to SJSU to the planned as a turn key faculty member," Bohn [ember of the according to Francis that the enrollment will be student from San Salvador was conceived by the non-profit nature of the bid, operation," Bohn said, and said. es precision ' Villeman, dean of the Offered for the fall about one-half United too campus in the U.S. American school in San Bohn said "ours was not because the SJSU plan to School of Education. 1978-79 semester will be States citizens living in San Salvador and they ap- the lowest, nor the "We were very excited provide an accredited and ship English 1A, 1B, Speech 20, Salvador and one-half San Villeman also thinks proached SJSU with the highest." in the The two-year program by the possibility of having transferable program it limited Spanish 120A and a Salvadorians who want to that by having an English idea. According Cu Bohn, to will offer the SJSU general some of our faculty doing while establishing a junior s physical education course. do their college work near speaking school in San SJSU was one of several Competing against the majors, education curriculum to some research down there college fit into the plans of however, Augmenting the SJSU home. Salvador the student is able schools to compete for the University of Michigan and only English-speaking students without losing teaching the American school, owed t to cen in San Salvador, the El time," Villeman said. "We Salvador capital, Villeman believe that it will improve ay participate said. the educational quality of I activities, he "This is planned as a our campus." ing club is 'turn -key' operation According to Villeman, designed to help the classifieds SJSU students because the faculty American school in San mger, Brian member's salary will be Salvador to establish an One more thing, 1973 350 Honda heresa Bub-, paid from the Peados Salary and lkinvi. 201 FOR RENT House In share Fury UNWANTED HAIR removeo San Salvador for sale accredited junior college," announcements lor sale 11451. unturn anssen, Mark , school's budget, there will rooms S100 5125 2 forever 335 S Baywood Ave according to Ralph Bohn, floors Quiet streel Rc5p in 147 7406 ,ana Lyon, be money available to hire 0100 WEEKLY MAILING dividuals Only 224 1471 or 377 SJSU dean of Continuing 567 NI 8869 You most have had a iodwin, and, a replacement instructor at LEARN TURKISH FOLK DANCE. Cir./lent, Materials Supplied. 3/00 eves 'wknds Education. DEAR STUDENT, FACULTY AND frustrating childhood What did CAROLYN'S TYPING SERVICE this campus. Everyone welcome, regardless Immediate income Guaran STAFF, Your Insurance man On Men call you? 567 SS for short, Foe all your typing need'. of dance experience. Come to teed! Rush Stamped Addressed LARGE 1 berm unfurn 2 blocks to The long-range plan She campus can take care of all BruCti Wayne. Student discounts 0260920 Envelope Horneworker 2909 2 SJSU 147N 6th $115 225 9167 calls for the school to "It's one of those the first meeting where we will our insurance needs: AUTO. also show a film of Turkish folk NR Pinetr.. Hernando MS happy things when HOME, FIRE. HEALTH. If you D mayday Please call Mark become independent in five dances. April 25,0 at 2pm in 2812 ROOM for rent 2 blocks to SJSU OW RATES! Conrrele lemsher are not already with State Connolly, les important 379 everyone gains," Villeman and San Share house with 3 other SJSU Patio. drive way. Sidewalk. etc years. Jonah's While, 10th Farm, call for an appointment 7745 lift said. Carlos. Nurses Aloes, part time. full time students. 585 S. lOth St. 2921517 Call 235 3941 at my office or home and we'll M R children Call 252 0124 The school will ac- set up a lime canvenent for you AVON Need an Avon commodate 30 to 35 All courses taught on Tlw SJSU Gay Student Union Is an On campus, your home or my Christian Men. studio sate one-half to VOLUNTEERS, over 21 years old, Representative? Call 293 1773 to freshmen during the fall the San Salvador campus alternative social group oPen Office Let's get together and blk from campus $70 011 p0 women. GSU needed for the Suicide and Crisis services order. Campus Reprasentat.vc all gay men and give you better coverage for less SWIM. Christian henna Mrs nts semester and the number will be identical in scope to is evadable by phone after 7 00 place to come out too Service. 21 hr telephone provides money CALL. MORY STAR, Kerr 195.5135 atmosphere, and hotline. Training provided All P.- will double in the spring, courses taught on the main supportive 2573277 or 416-3649. Liberate maims. One year Villeman said. campus and students from friendly people. commitment LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING yourself -be all you can be- at I hours a week. Business EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPIST the San Salvador campus KODAK FILM, PAPER, Chemicals, 21 students to rent apt. In *Wiling' 10 percent Student Discount on g "hands-on" SGSU. each Thursday number 27e6230. Masters Reports Dissertations The school will operate come to Prolectors and Equipment. All for right wart. Call Gall 279.9892 dry cleaning For all your new mini- will be able to transfer to at Open in the Almaden Ream of Marianne Tambero 14001 356 on a "no profit, no cost to COST plus 10 Percent!!! Sample bet. Sande. launder ono needs alterations, Union. Upcoming 4248 137 Escobar Ave . Los any university or college, the Student Prices Processing- 05.00 an hour to start! Phone mending, washing, ironing Kodachr.orne the state" budget with include: 3/30 -Speaker Gatos, 95030 according to Villeman and events and Ectacnrome 135.36.- solicitor, evenings, from 41)1e. SJSU 1 ticIrm 11/2 bath apt. NiCe. NO washing/fluff dry, hung and or students paying $2,250 meeting, 4/6 Disco dance, 4/13- tandard corn- , Bohn. 3,4e 135.20. 2011, VPS, K II/410 9)30, Location, Sunnyvale. Call pets, 5I90 me and 5150 deposit folded 30 lb Pillows. Biankets. Singe long: 4/20 Oft campus pot ry, according tuition per semester. w,slides and replacement roll 243.4920. or 732 4443. QS So. eh St. Call 293 5070 Rugs, Sleeping Bags, Leathers dinner; 4/27 -Creativity engineering luck 7.00. K25 and 6113036 film 3.96, Suedes, Hats One day service The requirements of night lin Guadalupe Room). stereo The total budget will be VPS 135-36 1.53, 135 20 1.000 ft - GRAVEYARD position Open. Nice 2 bedroom apt to share with Open 8 5.30 Mon Seat the two-year program around $60,000, Bohn said. 9.57 PAPER Polycontrast SW or part time mall. Apply at Ell female. Pool,. Saratoga and 2110 ACE LAUNDRY 3 employee of consist of 48 general STUDENT DENTAL PLAN. Enroll 10011410's, 14.95. RC 100.110. Store. 5152 Monterey Rd $123 Serious student only Call 5th and E William novel Information available at 19.20. Ektacolor 74 RC 100-1410, Sofia evenings and wknds. 241 Infekt to TooWS) 293 7228 is one of few "The full cost is education units, two AUDIO ENTERPRISES HAS IT! 10 the A.S. Office or phone 3710811. 26.96. 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low& Page 8, March 31, 1978 A.J. interns proposed spartaguide to cut campus crime A tennis/backpack The workshop is hosted by Monday in MacQuarrie M.E.Ch.A. will be held p.m. today in the SI. By Anney Hutchins give closer supervision and Sandi Potts, 22, A.J. clinic and ice-cream eating the SJSU Folkdance Club. Hall, room 510. All from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pacifica Room. SISU could be a safer more exposure to the in- junior, is currently serving contest, sponsored by correctional students are Saturday and Sunday at the place if administration of terns. a three-unit internship with Recreation 97, will be held A meeting for the invited. SJSU Men's Gym. Teams Phi Beta Lambda wi justice students were to University Police. She is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Akbayan Association will will be competing from all hold its annual auto shot Administration of serve internships with the first student to do so. today on the Art Quad. be held at 1:30 p.m. today over Northern California starting at 8 a.m. Monda Justice Assistant Professor 1 University Police, ac- in the S.U. Guadalupe The SJSU Music for the championships, to on Ninth Street in front c David Burns said he is "in cording to Sociology Potts said, "I love it. I M.E.Ch.A. will host a Room. International week Department will sponsor a be held Sunday, April 9th. the Student Union. favor of Professor Azmy Ibrahim, a any internship that work in investigations and speaker at 4 p.m. Monday and fund-raising will be Master's Recital at 8:15 offers a valuable learning member of the Campus training. About one-third of in the S.U. Guadalupe discussed. p.m. Saturday in the SJSU experience. I The Undergraduate A Security Advisory Com- think my job is clerical work, but Room. Guest speakcr Music Building Concert faculty concer University Police can offer Social Work Organization sponsored rnittee. it all has to do with law Francisco Meza, M.D., will The Spartan Gardens Hall. The piano recital will by the SJS1 an opportunity for police will host a Social Work Music The committee, enforcement, so I am discuss "Minorities in the Recycling Center is open be performed by Marvin Department will b students to see what the Symposium from 1 to 4 held at established by SJSU learning a lot." Medical Field." from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lawrence. 8:15 tonight in th occupation is all about. p.m. Monday in the S.U. SJSU Executive Vice President Potts said she is happy tomorrow on Seventh and Music Buildin:' to be working on a small Umunhurn Room Com- Concert Hall. The concer Gad Fullerton January "Using our students Recreation 97 will Humboldt streets. police force. Phi Beta Lambda will munity organization, will feature Raymon. 1976 to review safety needs would be a better sponsor races and relays in hold a business meeting at schools, health and other Nilsson, tenor, and Patricl at SJSU, discussed at a utilization of the available "Almost Anything Goes" "I see how the whole 7 p.m. Monday in Business fields of social work will be Meierotto playing meeting Wednesday a make this from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 La Cosa Nueva will th. manpower to department works," she Classroom, room 002. The discussed, along with job piano. by p.m. today on the Women's provide music, news and proposal presented campus a safer place. The said. "In a large depart- meeting is the last before opportunities and a Hockey Field, Eighth and information to the Chicano Ibrahim to develop students could pride ad- ment you don't have the Phi Beta Lambda's con- requirements. campus-based internship. ditional support to San Carlos streets. community Sunday from 2 The opportunity to be exposed ference in Southern SJSU Musk University Police," Burns p.m. to midnight on KSJS Ibrahim said qualified to so many aspects of California. All members Department will sponsor i said. A workshop in Israeli FM 91. Philosophy students could help police work." please attend. Professor Master's Recital at 8:1: "I hope there will be dancing will be taught by Samuel maintain campus security Scheftler from p.m. Monday in the SJSL several internships next The Campus Security Moshiko from 7:30 to The SJSU Correctional University on a 24-hour basis under the of California at Concert Hall, Tim Ham semester. I think there will Advisory Committee will midnight tonight in Club orientation meeting A Chicano basketball Berkeley direct supervision of the will read a paper mond will perform tin said. meet again in one month. Women's Gym, room 101. will be held at 3:30 p.m. tournament sponsored by chief of University Police be," he on "Moral Skepticism" at 3 vocal recital. and a designated adviser from the Administration of Justice Department. Committee members were largely in favor of '"YOU GET IT BETTER AT THE WHEREHOUSE"- such an internship but did not reach a final decision. Ibrahim said after the meeting, "I am disap- pointed no commitments were made." OF "Police interns could TIRED TighgrgthOLD THING? provide an immediate, visible, inexpensive and permanent deterrent to criminals on this campus," RECORDS he said. NEW MUSIC!... NEW ARTISTS!...from CBS AND TAPES After last semester's rape crisis, "thousands of Crack the Sky dollars were spent to Safety In Numbers includtng Frank Marino temporarily increase Nuclear Apathy security," Ibrahim said. A Ploght On The Town (With Snow White/ Long Nights Flashlight He said when things ON \MAHOOANY RUSH 7 quiet down, extra ( LIVE ) protection and funds fade inckading away and the rape problem MFRS SUG. LIST 7.98 Purple Hazel Dragonfly Jolenye Goode . New Rock A Roe the Answer and others surface again. TICKETED AT 5.97 University Police Chief Earnest Quinton said "I am willing to pursue the 17 35041 Dynainic new vocals corn SALE JC 35257 With this "Live' LP. internship idea. plimented by a fresh progressive YOUR CHOICE!...ALBUM OR TAPES! Frank, Paul. and Jimmy give us a musical direction makes for a super "Students present of all their hottest tunes, would be charged third LP by this hot rock recorded where you like them best -- roll group very useful to us and it on the concert stage would also be a valuable learning experience for the RUSSELL DASHIELL ELVIS MEAT LOAF ELEVATOR HOUNDS COSTELLO addom interns. including Bat Out Of Hell Miming UNLEASHED Rainy Clay Say Goodbye To Hollywood including Oeection THIS YEAR'S including You Know III Always Low Sou Meese Don I lease Heaven Can Wanton Crytng Out Loud '"They could provide a Olt My Wad Low Ic, The Fee MODEL [...gland Weekend Janine tangevine Cassey Si.. Bel Out 0,1411Paredise By The DeShhowd TOP 0, The World Goma On Light service to the community I It Be Your Magic Man including Two Out Of Three (kin I Bad WNW When The Nipper, turn lu Road, and to the police depart- The songwriter with this guitars by Todd Rundgren "Bat Out Justice Professor Harry and find out why. written about new artist of 1978 albiiiii of powerful songs of Hell is the album where rock a. More, in charge of the law roll dreams come true enforcement internship WALTER EGAN 1 I THE NIELSEN PEARSON BAND WET WILLIE DRAGON placements, said he sup- NOT SHY including CAFE JACQUES Whatevex I Have to Be MANOR1SMS including ports the idea as long as it inOudind In The Age,' Due< an ROUND THE BACK St.!! South Breeze Magnet And Steel Wasn I Thal The Low Rack Up Your Goodbyes including Rainrrian Street Corner SeTenade Gel That Jive Same Old Blues is a formalized learning Finally Find A Girltnend I Need A Song Best Tirnes Meaningless Dark E yecl Johnny aka. You Feel Love Again Don t Two My Away : New Mac hine Street Between VW, Feet Star In The Oust I Wannit Or experience for the Lel Ii Shine Sands &miaow. students in INc Love In I he Heart 01 T he C ay and gives them the kind of Newell Mn Lovett,' exposure they need. "I want to know exactly what the student's responsibilities would be," he said. Quinton said

University Police could JC 35077 This is the second album TE 34984 Reed Nielsen and Mark JE 34983 Recorded in the rural JR 35068 After two platinum al- IC 35294 This exciting new band from one of the brightest new stars Pearson have put together a collec countryside of England Wet Willie provide a better internship bums in Australia. Dragon has final. froni Scotland has been picked by of 1977. It is another spectacular lion of 10 great songs and some of brings a whole new accent to their 4, reached the shores of America. both Record World (U S I and Mel than large agencies such as collection of fun rock tunes and per. their alreadyfamous musician friends music with -ManorismS This is the album that made them ody Mater (UK I as New Artists To SOnal lyrics. to give you one of the finest the San Jose Police albums the 411 group on that continent. Watch En, In 78 of the year Take a listen Department because University Police could BRAINSTORM NICK LOWE THE SUTHERLAND BFOTHERS Journey To The Light PURE POP FOR 7/tai4 edgy mcluding NOW Ill Y Is & I 11 1 1 DOWN TO EARL! We re On Ow War Horne Warts IS 2/ PEOPLE Se7,6c4ttioc 71,1e including including Loving Just You 8,10d New Day including Jo., One Minute More t rotes, tray To Your Wean One More Night With vow kit In It.. Fes So It Goes Wean 01 The City Every Tin. I See You I Gn They Caned lt Rock OnandOn Daydreamer King rut Sail,. The Words ICituld Were, Leave ectu &ant:red/Dark ShrolE very Tear I Cry Journey To The Light I Lore The Sound ON Breaking Glass Renegade Rainbow wings JEANS Nutted Ely Reality FOR

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