Body Found Near Campus Identified to Keep Homeless Students Say Fellow Tenant out of Garages Led Quiet Life by Sallie Mattison Border the Street

Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 91, No. 14 Monday, September 19. 19KK Fences effective Body found near campus identified to keep homeless Students say fellow tenant out of garages led quiet life By Sallie Mattison border the street. Daily staff writer "It's my understanding that San By 'Feresa Lyddane SJSU's traffic and parking depart- Jose Slate has always had a large Daily staff writer ment has installed fences in the 10th problem with the transient popula- ' Phillip 6011.11110 \1:IS as quiet Street parking garage this semester tion." Abeyta said. "Santa Clara in life as in the %say he died. to prevent homeless people trout uri- Street seems to he the center of it, He was so silent that residents nating and defecating there at night. and the north garage seems to he of the Sigma House at 279 E. The department has put gates on convenient to them." San Fernando St didn't know he the stairwells and will begin enclos- was dead until sev eral days later. The gates seem to he working. ing elevators in the garage to keep He va as a quiet guy. He kept The homeless do not appear inter- the homeless from "making them- tat himself said ested in working to the other ga- se I % es at home.' said UPI) Chief Dwayne Cantrell. adn 11111,,t I,111011 rages. Abe N. ta said. Ric Abeyta. of justice major and ass,,,ima "Activ ities Apparently homeless people such as that, you just house manager go where iCs convenient. climb to the second or third level he said. SJSU students tOund Gordillo "Since the fencing has landings to urinate or defecate. SJSU been in- late Thursday afternoon in the stalled. those au is dies installed the gates to prevent access have Sigma House across the street stopped." to the landings after the garage from the Administration Build- closes at night. The UPI) has not yet decided ing. "The priihlem nov% seems to he whether to completely enclose the The coroner's office said the Abeyta said. lower level of all the garages. cause of death has not been de- Fences had heen installed on the Abeyta said. termined and is pending four to first floor of the link Street garage "There will always be the prob- six weeks of lab work. last spring, he said The garages at lem of them sleeping or living in the Cantrell had noticed the odor. Fourth and Seventh streets also have buildings," he said. "Those garages but thought the toliet had backed fences along the lower le,,!, has e riot had that problem.' up. When the smell persisted, he traced it to Gordillo's upstairs MOM. He knocked on the door, and when no one answered, used a Project Reads gives ladder to peer through the door's transom. There he saw Gordillo's body. curled in a fetal position on top students a chance of his bed. Cantrell said the man was under his carvers and ap By I.eah Pels peared to be asleep. Daily staff writer "I pounded on his door again One of Connie Seholtes' young 'You can't tell these and yelled his name, Cantrell students walked in during het 1,,,t said. "That's when I started to week of class and said. "Sex is yt,ti, kids what to do like worry derful! He used his master key to Seholtes hesitated for only a sec you can with a 9- open Gordillo's door. When it mid. She reached into her pocket. was opened, the stench trapped pulled out a coin and replied, "Well. year-old.' in the SI111111 room escaped into here's a penny, you've already told the hall and quickly dispersed me your thoughts.'' Connie Seholtes, throughout the blue Victorian As an SJSU student teacher in student house. Project Reads, Seholtes faces more "The smell was awesome, challenges than keeping her compo- she doesn't always have the same Cantrell said, his face contorting sure. group oh students. at the memory of the stench. "I any- Project Reads is a program for Student instructors in Project was shocked. I'd never seen thing like that before. "out -of-school, low-functioning Reads participate in at least two adolescents and adults, said co-di- hours of teaching time a week for 14 Cantrell called the fire depart- after discovering rector Peg Reed. weeks, according to Seholtes. In- ment and police The students come front varied structors can make other arrange- Gordillo. When places, including California Youth ments if outside commitments keep authorities arrived, ten- ants of the house and other SJSU Authority. Eastside Union School them from participating more than District, and private referrals. once every week. students gathered in the front yard. Firefighters wore masks to according to the project overview. Seholtes is responsible for helping guard against the body's smell. The program is also a training site students with their individual aca- They also distributed masks to Kathleen Howe Daily stall photographer for learning handicap credential can- demic needs. Most students hope to the tenants. (7antrell covers his face with a mask to Sigma didates attending SJSU. complete their high school equiva- Dwayne house where a dead hod y was discovered Fidgeting with his keys and inside the Seholtes, a graduate student in lency tests and increase their chances try and avoid the odor coming from late Thursday afternoon. the gold crucifix he wore on a special education, is working toward of finding employment, according to chain. Cantrell recalled what her credential after a 14-year ab- Marlene Dick, another program di- Cantrell said Gordillo paid his Gordillo did not show any sided by San Jose Police. Au- sence front teaching. She originally rector. little he knew about Gordillo. rent on time every month during signs of poor health, according thorities later reported that he "He wasn't the type to social- taught a fourth grade class in South "The students tin the program) the two years he lived there. to Cantrell. was 31. ize, he said. "We invite all the San Jose. have dropped out of school and Cantrell talked to the tenant only "He was overweight. but The Daily quoted a resident or are residents to our parties, but he 'You can't tell these kids what to usually operating at a fifth -grade when collecting his rent. that's all that I ever noticed," the house saying Gordillo had just didn't join in. He just do like you can with a 9-year-old, les el. Reed said. Front their limited con- Cantrell said. lived in the house for five minded his own business and Seholtes said. Most of the students were previ- tact with Gordillo, other resi- The Spartan Daily reported on months and that he had joined in never caused any trouble. He Seholtes has had difficulty learn- ously in a "no win" situation, dents described hint as ’a Friday that Gordillo was 37 years social events. On Friday Cantrell was just a nice guy. ing the students' names because she according to Reed. Either they could chubby 111:111 us uthi hlThk 11 hair old hayed on information pro. contradicted that mtoorranon only teaches two days a week and See PROJECT page 9 Possible arson Office lends Plant burns downtown legal help By Martin ( 'heck and Sallie Mattison 'There was a large Daily staff writers to students Billows of smoke led firefighters amount of and curious bystanders to a two By Teresa I .y ddane alum' fire, possibly caused by arson. smoke a cloud Daily staff writer at a downtown recycling plant Al Pere/ from the Philippines Thursday afternoon. in the vicinity of dreamed of becoming an Ameri- The storage area of the plant ai the can citrien. When he ran into 201 Bassett St. was blaring when parking garage.' confusing legal snags in his natu- firefighters arrived at the scene. rahiation process. he thought his according to Deputy Fire Chiet dream might not Cl/Ille true Richard D. Wattenbarger. Bill Dugan, "I was confused about what to The storage area contained bun geology student do. Then I heard about SJSU's dies of paper, bottles, cans and plas- legal counseling service." said tics. Pere/, a senior maiming in 'The worst thing we've got there plant, said she thought the fire could graphic design "It was free. so I now is the plastics because they are have been started by children play- decided to try it toxic.' he said. ing in the storage area. Pere/ was referred to a natural- 'They're going tat have to pull out "The kids (probably) did it. she i/ation tau ei . and today he is an each of the bundles and take them said. "They're always throwing fire- American cut i/en. apart, Wattenbarger said as tare crackers around." Fvery semester. the Associated fighters sawed through a chain -link She said that last year there was a Students Business Office offers fence to gain access. "It will take fire at the plant. free legal counseling to students. several more hours to put it com- "And three months ago I called This fall, set-% ices will he avail- pletely out . the cops because there must have able beginning Sept. 20 and At 6:30 p.m, the fire was well - been about 24 kids playing around continuing through the semester. contained, he said. there. she said. Legal matters can range from The fire was reported at 6:01 Bill Dugan. an SISII graduate ge- housing problems to a harking p.m., but firefighters were already ology student, first thought the fire dog next door acsording tat John responding prior to the alarm coming was at the Fairmont Hotel. Falcocchia, reXident lawyer for in, he said. "The fire station is only 'There was a large amount rut the counseling service. three blocks away.' he said. smoke a cloud in the vicinity of Students must make appoint- ments iT1 person at the business Doug Duran -- Daily staff photographer Annette Rodrigue/. a wire rep- the parking garage. I saw it clearly resentative for Manufacturing Tech- from Mcihniald's.'' He said he office, located on the ground San Jose city firefighters extinguish flames in a recycling center on Bassett Street nology ('orrxiration across from the heard no firetrucks page V

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5. I 9g8/Spartan Daily Page 2 Monday, September 19, FORUM Little Triggers 111510

Katarina . Jonholt _ Spartan 1 Speeding through school Daily -xi week. it I 4 a 6 6 W Lk. inclineit dt(Cmt'htethrwilolrykti)nug. I Published for the University 4 don't kill you," sings Elvis and the University Community Costello. one of my prime sources of -`1111,:ti by the Department of Journalism inspiration. and Mass Communications Not only a working week, hut a whole Since 1934 semester lies ahead. In September. with important tests, term papers, projects, midterms and finals still to come, three months seem like an eternity, It's difficult to see the Christmas lights at the end of the tunnel. Is San Jose But we know the lights are there and even further into the future is the faint. hypnotizing glow of graduation. growing up? Obsessed, we head straight for the light like moths, completely blind to what's around Destination Downtown, the Transit Mall us. Anything we pass along the way is seen as Ilk. Convention Center all and suggest that the an obstacle we must clear without losing too message coming from City Hall is correct: San much speed. The trick is to discover the fastest Jose is growing up. way through the college maze. without But despite claiming that we are a budding straying. to find its metropolis. se still have thousands of home- But any rodent can learn how way through a Ma/C. It takes a truly less people on our streets, immigrant families exceptional rat to take the scenic route, or stop that cannot find clean and sale living quarters and gnaw a hole in a wall just to find out and a dangerous drug culture that pervades the what's on the other side. city. It's too easy to follow course requirements San Jose's skyline may he growing taller. and get passing grades. And it's too easy to go through one's entire uni \ ersity education hut a city govern- without discovering the .ioy of learning. ment that tries to Letters to the Editor Editorial week, while preparing my graduation create a Camelot Daily mistaken a !mole. Bakker and SV,;q_!12art's preaching? Last amidst stunning It is much easici to liting Jesus Yes. I'm mire everyone over- application. I realized that a misinformed Lditun down to a human leei and make looked these possibilities. counselor had given me the wrong major urban problems cannot realistically '1:11111 that it Everyone This letter responds to I isa Han him look like a blubbering speaker make mistakes. Why were these form. As a result. I had taken a sociology class is becoming more mature. non's Sept. In article on the 1 ,\1 CI or confused person unsure it his three people punished and sentenced when, according to the revised requirements. I Mayor Tom McFnery's determination to Hall bells. min mission Who is, gild produce a to life' I heir Its es are totally ruined. really needed another three units of political to -,CC is hat matjut put the city on the map at times ignores drastic Ms. Hannon, do SOU Ifase a cops mot le 1 tither Minds :tie terrible things to waste. science. or any record what soet iiit !teeth,' King would hat e been like as a We should e(nnpletely avoid the re- inner city predicaments that should come be- At first. I was upset: "You mean 1 took ven's 12th Synmhony Is it in 1-,s1CI Wornalli/C1 ' No one Why .' King is currence oh these tragedies. People that class for nothing?" That the class was fore prestigious new developments. Hall ' It NO. please 111101111 11111sli the centerpiece of the civil rights should start learning how to forgive historian, tor it seems that the cunt] nun einem. and forget. Isn't that one of the qual- interesting seemed unimportant. I had deviated Homeless people can't afford a room in the would have to pay by rally literate of the win lit are Under Wht . then. must indis 'duals 1.1111 Illes that make us human? from the straight line and Fairmont. the impression that Beethosen died per it ith the centei piece ot t 'hos Danny. Stu taking IS units the next semester. And before we have another Destination while planning only his 10th sym- IllellIS ' Once peOple le:111/e Old! Senior Later. I reconsidered. The course, which Downtown, we need to see some determination phony. Jesus is a perfect Ito son it )0d Ilk 01 Administration of Justice dealt with social problems. introduced me to kit e cops or it' natei. they (Jocose!' that (hes ,ain downtown to deal sk ith the homeless, inade- It" you do not a new ideas. And as long as I learned something, cord of his 12th ss mphony . please IlleaSlIte up to his standaids Thus Litter plagues campus the time spent wasn't wasted. quate housing and frightening crack and PCP to be more careful nest time and don't people tind it soothing c hang,: the I dam. The urgency many of us feel to get on with your ignorance. character o:f 1 Lithe! than Men circles. display Fifteen sears ago. I graduated our careers is restricting us from exploring Incidentally.. 'feedlot en's last own. It's time downtown started really growing twin this unit eisity I Nas proud of areas not directly related to our majors. But a completed symphonic MOS einem is a VV illiam Isranga tp it. I still ani but, wait a minute, is piece named "Ode to Jos "ti is Junior broad education would benefit a person of any this the same place? specialization. played every time the Ilk iiipi- Political Science its tower is still there. The General education requirements are Games take place. It goes like this More buildings have been added. supposed to ensure that no one graduates dub, dub, duh, duh, duh, dui,. dull. A.S. supported A parking garage or two have ap- The not-so dub, duh, duh, duh, duh, dub, dub peared. without at least sonic amount of common . . Said this way, it seems like Editor. Footpaths still criss-cross the knowledge. Unfortunately, these classes are I supppott to the As Beethoven wrote this st mphons lust gas,.' ttill inner law ns ui the campus. often huge, overcrowded and oversimplified. coma great outdoors for the Spartan I)ai I I NIesll't ir' sociated Students for then We are unit ersity students; but we Because they are directed at students trnin Pat Bolger geous atoll m battling the CM.' A herd of badly -dressed senior cittiens roamed carry the book bags of others who varied backgrounds, they barely scratch the Senior chancel lot HONeS el . have gone betore us. We hold high topics. Often. the skill level never about the rows of recreational vehicles. Bocci balk International Business -Mien seemed to feel that the gesture surface of clicked and beer-bellied men roared at dirty .tokes. the torch to help illuminate and make high school standards. Again. iv as pointless. exceeds basic As 1 Jr is e into the campground. my sister and clear the way for those yet to follow. Since we don't stand it \s inning the object is to herd you through so you can get her boy friend is "Turn around and leave Experience not needed I passed into the Student Union chan,.e. he concluded NC Ilia% as another scribble on your transcript. still can " building to return several tests, in while you Editor, Well. .10111111% want to well not es-en try eschange for others, for the coming Still. I must admit that I too Too late. I had entered the C.111111111.12 /one. Last week. Kara Myers' column. baby. better drop out ot school it In le semester. graduate as soon as possible. As most When I was toe. my parents lowed a camping "Controversy, what contiosersy duel you still can. Theie's no lite This was a mistake. students. I need to start making money to pay club. (Sept. 7) suggested that it people do college tor a pessimistic. P R man The moment I passed through the hack my debts. Once I have a job. though. I When I was f it e. camping was fun. not experience something first hand Da% id lee doors it hit nte. plan to go to night school and learn about I could get dirty and no one cared. My ward- (i.e. seeing "The last Temptation'') Si' Trash. It was trash. Literal. all -en- everything I'm interested in that didn't fit into robe consisted ot one that they cannot legumatels pass Industrial Design pair of jeans. a T-shirt, judgment upon it. To applt this PT in compassing and disquieting trash. the requirements for a bachelor's degree in dirty tennis stnies and ciple to every situation is dangew,,, Yellow plastic bags. from pur- journalism. for those special oceas- For example. must I experiment is ith Deeds overlooked chases !tom the bookstore, crammed I plan to study a completely senseless skins. no Mickey drugs to find out that I can become Editor. in esety comer. Discarded brown combination of anthropology, physics, music hag lunches, cans, paper cups. scat- Mouse stii.it.luiit. dependent upon them and even die What is Nmerica ,oniine u' the Spartan Daily, and literature that would make any academic We had a trailer that as a result? No, I'd rather learn from When are people going to qop.' It tered pages of popcorn. you name it, the building counselor cringe. popped up into a tent. people who have first-hand know aealll happens over and unset But first, there's a working week and a fall and at the time. ins sis edge and form my own conclusion. People in the land ot Iieedom are had it This is the Student Union? seniester to deal with. And, as Costello says. ter and I thought it %1 as Reporters have inters ICNA ed pro- abusing their own rights (lay Hart. a , astle. Looking hack. ducers, directors, actors and movie- Jim Bakker and Jimmy Sit aggart are Where guest speakers and stu- "You've got to do it till you're through it so dents. alike. gather? to it. it was much like a goers about their reactions to "The NiCtIMS of this tiagedt Thet all you'd better get castle cold and You'd better clean up your act San Teresa Lyddane Last Temptation" and have let ealed were respectable public ligmes damp. parts of the mot le script It the When the new, broke ,ibout them Jose state. Dad surprised the media presents the truth otnectit ely "sleeping around," they it cie :Men A nortil of trash, added to the family one day when he came home with a new as possible. why should one hoe to ated and became disgracet ul Let's cubit and stature of the commmenda- Open Invitation truck and camper We were moving up in the world see the movie to make a decision stop and think for a minute. What hie state university system of Cali forma. and the standing of education ot recreational Nchic.le. about it? et er happened to all those good The Spartan Daily would like to ex- The camper had a hunk heti, or so it was called. However, the real issue is the deeds they dud? throughout time Is this to he our tend an invitation to our on campus read- It was actually a place where you could lie on your character of Christ. Myers said. Futhermore, did people stop and contribution and content? Mary I. Schwarz hack and kiss the ceiling at the same time. "Perhaps they (the protesters) forget think what a good president Hart ers. Graduate We reached "recreational heaven" when my that Jesus was a man" is not a rea- might have been or how many peo- A ht -monthly feature on the Forum parents invested in our current fifth -wheel trailer. Gerontology son, hut merely an excuse to priultice ple might have been saved from page this Dad quickly customfred the rig with virtually semester "Campus Voice" will every gadget known to man. The CB. radio was be your opportunity to speak out in the the first electronic toy. And that was just the begin- Daily on issues concerning the campus ning. community. The trailer now has a microwave. a VCR for the remote -control color television (necessary for Columns should be typed, double Morn's addiction to 'Dallas'. ) and a generator to spaced and approximately 2-3 pages long. power it an. Submissions must include author's But the added creature comforts can't entice me name, major or occupation. back into the camping scene. The club has a deli address and nite generation gap ranging front middle-age and phone number. senior citiiens to campers still in diapers. Columns can be on any topic. How- Still. I On night I'd give it one more try. It was ever, personal attacks and columns in poor only for the day, after all I ignored my sister's %kat fling and plunged into taste will not be published. All columns the sea of recreational vehicles in search of my pat will he edited for length or libel. Sty father greeted me in weekend ems shirtless Submit columns to the Daily office in athletic shoes. He asked me if I had gotten lost. I told him I Dwight Bentel Hall. hadn't, even though I had. I wasn't about to tell him the intricate map he had scaled out mile by mile had failed me. Forum Policy I barely had time to say hello to Mom before Dad carted me off to meet his camping buddies. He The Spartan Daily wants your com- introduced me as "daughter number one." The tel ments, criticisms and suggestions, in the variety of intriguing ques- low campers asked me a form of eloquent letters to the editor. tions like "Where do .tion go to school?" and These can be on any topic. However per- "Where do you get your hair Lill My question was, "Who are these people -, - sonal attacks and letters in poor taste will I stayed for a gourmet barbecue dinner. bil- not he published. lowed by a camping club meeting Dad wanted my Letters must bear the writer's name, ''big sister and me stay until our introduction major, phone number and class level. After making an appearance. we said our good- Deliver letters to the Daily office on made a beeline to the car and drove into the byes, the second floor of Dwight night. We hoped Dad's map wouldn't lead us to an- 111E "Q 7J IS AS S117CM SM! Bentel Hall or other Camping Zone. ?ROOF VAT to the Student Union information desk.

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North calls for Americans 1986 tax bill ruled unconstitutional SANTA ANA (AP) A state ap- July 31, 1985. unless it is approved to extend Reagan legacy pellate court has overturned Proposi- a for the California by the voters by Nos 5. 19814. tion 62. the 1986 initiative spon- 'It's sad day Javis drafted Proposition 62 %ese ral ths before he died He said it SAN FRANCISCO (AP) direction this nation takes... sored by Howard Jarvis that require, taxpayer.' was needed to plug loopholes in the America will decide this fall ei- In a wide-ranging 45 -minute %titers to approve all taxes imposed the landmark Proposition 13. the ther to continue the Reagan era of talk to an enthusiastic audience. by local goveniments. - Joel Fox, statewide initiative passed in 197X strength and prosperity or return North described himself as "un- In declaring the measure unconsti- spokesman for California Tax Reduction Movement that Jars is backed and which sharpls to a troubled time when the Da - abashedly and unashamedly' a tutional. the 4th District Court tit ion s will faltered. Oliver North man who behest!s iii the conser- Appeal ruled Thursday that requiring curtailed property taxes.

said vative values of America.** voter appros al constitutes a "gross anti -tax group campaigned for Prop- brought by the city of Westminster, Agencies that fail to comply with loss of an "Nations, like individuals, interference with the fiscal responsi- osition 62 after Jarvis died of a blood saying the measure was "constitu- Proposition 62 face the North extolled traditional val- billy of local governments.'* disease on Aug. 12, 1986. tional and enforceable. equisalent amount of property tax begin to die when faith dies. And ues of family, free enterprise, pa- in those dark days of the 1970s, "It's a sad day for the California The appellate court reversed a de- The initialise sponsored by Jarvis, re% CDUI: triotism and stressed the impor- 45 munici- we did indeed - as individuals taxpayer.- said Joel Fox, a spokes- cision by a Santa Ana Superior Court the self-sts led tax reformer. requires Westminster is among tance of a strong defense and California that faced a po- and as a nation - die a little,'' man for the California Tax Reduc- judge in January . who upheld Propo- kcal governmental agencies to stop palities in vigilance against communism. tential loss of property tax revenue North told a followers of econo- tion Movement in Los Angeles. The sition 62 agaiiii a legal challenge collecting any new tax imposed after county mist-author Howard J. Ruff America, under previous ad- under the measure, state and officials said. Thursday night. ministrations. had a troubled The retired U.S. Marine lieu- economy, watched communism The unanimous appellate court tenant colonel, now awaiting trial spread and allowed its young men SF Sheriff hires sexually indiscreet cops ruling, which was written by Justice in connection with the Iran -Con- to be killed and maimed in Viet- Thomas F ('rushy Jr.. found that charges that he was insolsed in a "Both Rubenstein and Beeson .. tra affair, urged an enthusiastic nam "for nought" when it lost SAN FRANCISCO (API - The Westinin stet titis Juthonty to impose public sexual incident in Golden went extensive audience of about 2,300 to sup- the will to continue the war. San Francisco Sheriff's Department through an back- a utility users tax without a citywide Gate Park. Two officers saw the off- and port the Republican ticket in No- North said. hired two former city police officers ground investigation were ap- some. who were fired after the Police Com- duty Beeson in the park engaged in a pointed from a ('is Service list vember without mentioning the Although he did not mention .City Manage' Murray mission found they had committed sex act with a male friend. Towbis said. Warden name of the party's presidential Vice President George Bush. said the tax ievenue at indiscretions." stake in the candidate. North did critici/e Bush's Demo- "sexual ruling amounted The Sheriff's Department de- Towbis also explained that both to an extra $2 "This is not an election of who cratic mill. Massachusetts Gov. Edward Ruppenstein and Jesse 0. million annually. the hiring of the former po- men got high references from has the bigger set of shoes, who's Michael Dukakis. North said it Beeson were hired by the Sheriffs fended their lice officers. Spokesman Ray Tow- former employers. Beeson was a se- Just what effect the ruling will ul- taller, who's shorter, has bigger was appropriate the Democrats Department on Aug. 9. bis said they had responsible jobs curity officer Fir Superior Court in timately have is unclear, however. eyebrows, who has more cha- held their 1988 convention in At- Ruppenstein was fired for in- since the incidents, and questioned San Francisco and Ruppenstein because a similar case in Sonoma risma or character or compe- lanta. the setting for "Gone With volvement in the 1984 Rathskeller how long the mistakes should haunt headed sestims at a large clothing has been appealed to the 1st District tence.- North said. "This is the Wind" and alluded to the mov- restaurant incident, where police al- the men. firm, he said Court of Appeal in San Francisco year in which we will decide the ie's niost famous line. legedly arranged for a prostitute to commit a public sex act with a police recruit during a rowdy party. America& SpartaGuide He was described as the architect Summer Fun Lasts of the party because he collected Dining*Thr money for the act. SpartaGuide is a daily calendar Flying Twenty: Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Through October at br SJ.S7 student, .faculty and staff Fur information call 927-1988. Beeson was fired in 1986 tin organizations. hems may be sub- Asian American Christian A NEW CONCEPT IN HOME FOOD Great America mitted on .1Orms in the Daily allitv. Fellowship: Meeting. 7 p.m.. S.0 DELJVERY IS LOOKING FOR Dwight Hemel Hall Room 208, but Costanoan Room. For information MOTIVATED EMPLOYEES TO FILL Work weekends only in September and October will not be accepted over the phone. call 293-0932. POSITIONS AT OUR NEW Deadline or the nest day's publica- $4.5044.75 For Food Service, Sweepers, and Ticket Sellers COMMISSARY! For Games, Merchandise, Rides, Admissions tion is noon. 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International Center ut applications. A.S. Business Office. 1 1 th and San Salvador streets. Foi For information call 924-6255. information call 298-0204. Spartan Review: Meeting, 1:30 THURSDAY Advertisement p.m.. S.U. Pacheco Room. For in- formation call 275-6498. GALA: Meeting. 4:30 p.m., SA' Guadalupe ROOM. For information TUESDAY call 293-5273. Tae Kvson Do: Meeting, 2:45 p.m., Angel Flight: Meeting. 6 p.m.. Spartan Complex Room 202. For in- S.U. Montalvo Room. For informa- formation call 258-98(X). tion call 779-3925. ....) Some women think they need to take an occasional Golden Key Honor Society: Meet- Christian Science College Organi- rest from the Pill. So they switch to a less effective form of ing. 6 p. in. , S.U. Montalvo Room. 3:30 p.m.. S.1." zation: Meeting, birth control, and increase their chances of getting preg- For information call (415) 651-2902. Montalvo Room. nant. Just how restful this can be is highly questionable. Campus Crusade for Christ: Tues- B/PA A: Presentation skills What is certain, however, is that there's no medical evi- day Night Live, 6:15 p.m.. S.U. Kemp, () workshop by Dr. Jack dence that supports this notion of taking a break. None. Costanoan Room. For information p m , S I..\lmaden Room. call 294-4249. There are other myths. miscon- FRIDAY ceptions and questions about the Spartan Softball: Meeting, 3 p.m Spartan Complex Room 77. For in inancial Management -ssoe.: Pill. What about the Pill and breast formation call 924-1253. Night, 6 p.m.. Round Table cancer? Although there are con- flicting reports concerning this Campus Ministry Center: Bible Pizza Parlour at Saratoga and Moor information call SHOOissue, the Centers for Disease Control Study. noon, S.U. Montalvo Room. park avenues. 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liiiiny game and the defense.- he Chill said "FlIt ',Mlle unknown By Darren Sabedra " Fh.it s hinv I prepare tin killlsiI boarders on superstition [calif5 during a recent 5-3 loss to said I 'in starting to get used to the pla much better at Spar- Dady staff write, game.** I aft said liar,: Ruth. one ot the greatest `stantoid at Spartan team, I !eel getting some conli tan Stadium StadiumStantortr% Me night befine a sossei game. The pieimiation inight he taittille home inn limos of all mile. used to Mark Sernioli was dence 1.111 said the Spartans could easily S.ISV goalie \like I all sits iii his all5on)2 hut SJSL Coadi Iti touch se,. ond base ev time he av.aided a penalty kick. He drilled -Lit! ,att.1 his goal this season is be 4 I instead of 1-4. loom anti s istiallie making a peat hus Menendez thinks Its lust all- came in nom the ,1111tielt1. he con- the ball to Tat Cs left. Semioli ran iiiipTi IS ellle111. "The only team that really beat us s,oe olliet I atial tinued If he didn't toudi the hag, down the deflected shot, and booted "I rust want to do the best I can. was Chico State.- he said. "Sacra- He has prasticed the ritual since A lot If athletes II,IS e things like Inc thought lie would sti ike out'. it into the vacant net for the score. Try and get s shutouts and try to Ment0 State beat us I-0 on a penalty I, began goalkeeping that... Aienciale, said ''t sloith ouali/ing almost beeattle "He's always talking to me about improve.- he said. kick. We weren't in very good shape preventing penalty kicks." Menen- Taft, who hesitates to comment on in some of these games. We lost a lot dez said. "The penalty kick is a his team's I 4 start because of his of games in the second half.' tough situation. The goalkeeper is age, hopes the Spartans' morale im- SJSU lost to ( 'Inco State, 4- I. the only defensive player. proves iii luture games. Taft, who also played baseball in "Ninety nine percent of the time "He doesn't assert himself as high school. wants to be a pilot after the offenso,e player is going to much now as he will in the future." graduating. He's enrolled in the Air score. He guessed right on that one. Menendez said. Force Row. and if he would've held on to the Taft said he did see signs of im- After he finishes with soccer, ball, it would ye been a tremendous provement in the Stanford game. maybe he'll visualize flying a plane sase.- "Everyone wanted it had." the around the world. Taft. a freshman from Santa Cruz, was named the Spartans' starting goalkeeper during training camp. He attends SJSU on a full scholarship ''He's a pretty mature pl Menendez said. "He has good size for a goalkeeper. He's b-foot -2, and he reads the game well. With his it, he gets a lot of balls out of the Student Package Price Menendez is happy that Taft. 18. receives playing lime. I\\IN S 129 "The thing is we had a senior DOUBLE S159 goalie last year and we were looking QUEEN S 189 tIII a quality freshman this year.- he ,aid "He's picking up some valu- - able esperience.'' Taft. who played four years of soccer at Harbor High in Santa Cruz. said the transition from high school 3 Position Frame Ill lit\ 5511111 One soccer is tough. "Players are a lot better up here,’ Lounger he said. "They're a lot quicker and Couch their shots are a lot harder.'' Taft said college players and crowds :ire rowdier. too. "They're definitely arrogant." he said. "At WSW Chico, there were tlls in wheel chairs yelling at me the whole game. The Stanford bench ,st 5(5 cutting me down. saying I slicked. Stanford was definitely the Shop the other most arrogant team we've played stores first this season. - Taft said high school doesn't have Then come to as many cocky players. "There were some in high school, CA 1.I1"ORNIA FUTONS but not to the estent as up here.- he ,aid "There are forwards up here and discover Is o think they're God's gifts." 916 S. Bascom superior quality On the field, Taft said he tries to San Jose, CA.95128 keep a focus on the match. and service "I just go in there and concentrate blks South of 280 (408) 293-3355

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Mallo Catching on Santa Clara casts the Giants-Lurie lure By Darren Sahedra Regional Stadium Task I-orLe Act The r. dcii mentions the nue Sall I 1.1111:1`...41 1.41.1 out of the own Daily staff writer rirg as mediator. this task Force incr- vreather and the tan interest tor base quest ion. I indhlom added. ;par- A local task !owe hope, that a ....es the Bay area groups competing 1(.111 (ye line here ’They IC 1111n considering the ('hina ideo presentaturn tor 11 Ha) area in- tor the Giants. I he v 'deo also highlights the de- basin in San 11.111,1),..) ' 151.yI terest gioup last week helps Santa sign and 10...111,11 'We thought we gave an out- the Of the stadium. "The numhei one choice for the Clara County lure the San Francisco standing presentation. said Elliot Lindblom said Giants is San ham:Iwo. hut they'%e us Giants. "The sight ((mild at epler. a member of the Santa Clara he nem Great been try irie tor a solution for eight - lii the meantime. several regional Amer!, a in Santa Clara," he said tent County task force. "We have the eals.I Cplel said. Their best groups have efforts to 'The stadium will be a 'S100 laity stepped up site that works. The pressure will million sight '.'.,is turned Jou n by Proposi- bring the Giants to own coun- facility . including par hope their now he on Bob Lurie if he's really k mg It will he tion Vs a 45.000 seat a lot ties. serious state ot the in sta I .eplei belie\ es the Great America Task forces from different coun- drum tor baseball use only I.ans will location makes Santa Clara apPeal- ties formed atter sitters defeated 1.urie. the (limits. on net . has in- he close to the earns.. v. Inch they ing. LII in 1987's Proposition W to build a dicated an interest ill S.1111,1 Clara need to he in baseball The location Is excellent:. he after downtown stadium in San Francisco. County, Leplo said. Lurie has said I rine said he sirli tituSourue \NIICre said. We has c cal automobile rae- Air John Lindblom said. Lindblom is the his team will lease Candlestick Palk the ( ii.nits yv ill play .11 the von( hision tess TI1C 1112111 1.111 stem will run advertising manager and writer for when its lease expires at the end ol iii the I. 41011111 . 1 cplel said M the In R.-.1111,11 eer. PR s Incorporated. a local firm the l9)4 seam . 111 11011C oh 1I1C sights 1.,1k out, 1.1%1111111s intersection would ane which specialues in advertising and The reasi in the 1111CICS1 his%al 111C11 11C 11 lake II1C (11:1111, nut tit the he Route :'37 and the Great America public relations. ied is that there is some ,kemicisin 1/,1\ area. 1 111dhllIM said "Places Parks', The Santa Clara County task that he'll t,uurie. I epic, said -We l),)11 ci. Phoeinv dmpa and I .epler said the city of Santa Clara force, which includes the mayors of have spoken to Imo and the indiL Sr luster shun e hay e shou n in inter- ov.tis the land, which serves as a San Jose, Santa Clara and Sunny y ale tion is that he's lay ormg us est sanitary. landfill. and Santa Clara County hoard mem The ideo Wain' es the Inlet lionits hers, tried to attract the Giants vy iii of the South Bay . I mdblom said. the video. PRii produced it Ion the 'II, an int.ionanYe preve. he Santa Clara County Giants Stadium said. "All of Santa Clara County Task Force. wants the Giants to play here All I BREUNERS CLEARANCE The group presented the video in cities in the county \will(' support San Mateo on Thursday to the Joint the team. 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' made by Nom egian Prime Minister Grit Harlem Brundiland. who called All tirur cities made hour-long on the KW' to return to "the cradle presentations to the IOC% 94th Ses- of winter sports.'' sion on Wednesilio 'Quality The Winter Games have been held Omersund's delegation was star- in Scandinavia only once, in Oslo in studded. led K in Carl XVI Gus- At Smith Corona, simplicity 1952. taf and Tomas ( rustalsson. a double When the 1(X' voted in 1986 to gold medalist in speed skating at the stagger the Winter and Summer Calgary (1111)111,-, last Lehruary. Copies is the mother of invention. Games. it put a heavy burden on any Sofia had Bulgarian Culture Min- city contemplating a bid. ister (icon an l'oolanoy on hand for The schedule left just tut( years its presentation. yr. Inch stressed that instead of the usual four until the all ot its proposed venues were kinkoss Winter mpies would he aw.arded. within a I radius. meaning a city either would have to "We also pointed out that Sofia the copy center have a bidding organi/ation already offers all the cultural facilities and in place or get up to speed very transportimn ii Iii lities of a national 310 S. THIRD STREET quickly . capital." said Nadi:Ida Lekarska. a OPEN 6 DAYS That's why the choices had very member of the Sofia executive 295-4336 familia names. Anchorage. Sofia board.

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September 19, I9/Spartan Daily Parents relish freedom after 19 kids Weapons, shooting tactics I t xi( )s. , A Pi Bob and when Dinothy was 41 w 'doss xxiii mark weekend convention Foul ale Defioit savoring their pa 'When each of the children flew the nest, nine children. four of them adopted rental aiiiimplislunent. and their lxxii of those were war-wouuuded I.AS VI,( Ss (AP) Rambo watching instructors animued xx Ith empty nest it was a wonderful kind of achievement.' paraplegics from A'ietnam. clones and nicicenaries spoiling heavy sticks teach defensive tech- The Ikliolts. once the sufnect tit When t he began adding to their for a fight insaded a Strip hotel niques to convention delegates. Award w an Academy inning docu- Dorothy Debolt, they had no preparation or for the Soldier of Fortune conven- Conventioneers in camouflage mentary . raised six ii then own chil- torinal naming in working with did tion this weekend, doting over clothing wandered through the Ow, oian 01 dren and 13 adopted mother of 19 &en ix th plus si il Of mental limita ...solii_ weapons and attending let: - hotel's casino or sat at a bar, ex- whom had physical and mental trims tines on battles to be won in far changing war stories. One grey- handicaps The brood is ....altered throughout there's ii iii much of an inclination for "iliere's just kind of a gut in suit places. haired lady, clad in a cammy hat. Now the couple, who ithised to California and as tai as Hav,;in ',diem, hiding." Millet. and we both 'lase it," Mrs Meanwhile, the promoter of calmly slacks and jacket and a T- sari Diego Counts about a y eau ago !vlany use in Oakland oi Berkeley . ine son recently considered moy feBolt said We base honed it by the esent collected donations in shin touting The Survival Store from Piedmont. ('alit., are on their which proyide nullifier of public nig hi San I hego, transfemng from a asking questions and reading. and by large glass bottles to help fight a gun shop, huffed her way up a n programs fin the handicapped San I Limisco college hi San Diego lust plain daily living. which has $9.4 million judgment awarded disabled escalator to a convention We alw ass intended thy our chil- The DeBoits sas their muse to 11 Stile I ins esity He was gently inure therapy my olved in it than any by a *foul, court that ruled his area where some 200 exhibitors diet' to .ioss up and lease !untie, C'ajon rules out spontaneous y isits aeed hy his parents. hirmal training " Soldier Ill Fortune magazine was were displaying their weapons. ,aid Ali, h5. "Vs hen each from the children. hut add that there ’He said. They have just what I The children eceised plenty of used to recruit a contract killer. Signs warned conventioneers ot the ..liddren flew the nest. it was a are certain adYantages want down there girls and sun - encouragement, hut in, allowances The Sth annual convention was not to carry their own guns into wonderful kind of achiesement. We "There is more Ireedom ol choice mg." said DeBolt. 57. "I said. were made for their problems. expected to draw several hundred the exhibit area and attendees don't pay for anything anymore; for both panics. mote of a sense of 'Son, w don't sou stay where you lie ugliest thur-letter word is p- ...impetitors for a wide range of were also warned against carrying they are all fiercely, fully indepen- responsibility instilled in the young H N. and there is no place for it in paiamilitary events. Some 7010 concealed weapons on airplanes dent people:. Mr, Deft. ilt said "1 Men. The DeHolts married in 1970. our house... fkliolt said ssits us were expected to browse to and from Las Vegas. !though an exhibit hall filled with Throughout the exhibit hall and knises. stun guns. semi -auto- registration areas were giant bot- matic pistols, high-powered tles for donations to various sniper rifles arid weapons. Liberace's lover helps murder case prosecutors assault causes, including the Omega First The paiticipants have spent the Amendment Legal Fund. past use days in shooting I tic ind. home m exdusis e I mire' could lace the death penalty -'xttou icy I RileA lias idson said new matches and learning survival, That money is to be used to w entertainer Tiber- Canson. the 1.0, -Angeles limes. cit- The time John Holmes, king of V. itnesses had ...wile toi1k,Ild hut de- commando and defensive tech- fight a $9.4 million judgment le- . Plowv1Ifors Ifflor ing sources tannhar with the case. portiogiatilii, tilms in the 1970s. was clined to identiis them or discuss the niques. vied against Soldier of Fortune illation that helped lead to the f thtT reported. proseCuted tot the ideuce SCIllinars ranged from air open- magazine in a Houston. Texas iii mulder charges m the gti.ls slay - Nasrallah. 59. ss Ito goes l's the murdeis in I98.' lie died of All)S- at i.ills in Nicaragua to Shi'ite and lawsuit. 11112, ot four ago, On Thursday, he refused to say people sex en sens name of Eddie Nash. aild Ins ,01111Cr related ciimplicat ions in March at the Middle East terrorism and new The lawsuit claimed that Rob- is ILIplirted Friday ssbether Thor-min w ill he called to it % bodyguard. Gregory Dew itt tides. age of It Soviet weaponry. en Black hired a hit man through testily against Nash. who once Scott Thorson. who is awaiting 40, were charged Sept. X w lii lour -29. is being held under Participants donned helmets the magazine's personal services ins tied ses et al Los Angeles night- sentencing (or a drug Mated armed counts of murder and one count of tight sciuritS at the county !ail \I, tide clubs. and wielded pugil sticks to knock classified ads, and the hit man robbery. offered author Ines es idence at murder in the case Ile in .IOS sentencing after pleading each other into the swimming killed Black's wife, Sandra Black linking cons icted trafficker cutlet has,. entered pleas to the guilts to the armed robbery Thorson's attorney in the robbery pool at the host Sahara Hotel. of Bryan, Texas, on Feb. 21, Adel Nasrallah Iii he JuIN I. 19K I. charges and both are being IwId Vu ten the charges against Nash case. Deputy Public Iklender Cathy Sunbathers killed by the pool, 19145. hludgeoning attack on fise people at without bail It convicted. they and Dile% were filed. I)eputy Ihstrict Dreyl uss, also declined comment. Birmingham remembers KKK bombing I don't want iilR\ll\ II \AI tAPI Iss ems use s.c .wo. a Sunday school lesson about hirgiseness a lot of hwe. ended with the blast ii a horn!, plan- ted hs a Ku Klux Klansman. and tom hlack girls las dead Silik'e them I just want Ithiningliam has learned much about thig IS elless, Flue bombing at the Ihth Street something I Baptist Church Talked outrage that helped fuel the 19rins eivil rights movement. which es entualls eased can count on,, the bitter !acid! this isions iii Ins i_1\ . SPeakCts 110iCll at .1 tieitisi Iii sers k. on the anms eisary Thuisdas night "There has been a turnabout in human relations in this cits. ss Inch now has an improsed image." the Rey John H. Cross told a racially mixed congregation of 1.41.X1 people tithe i to remember Cs mlna Wes- . Sddie Mae Collins and Caiol Robertson. all 14. and I Muse Ms. Nit. II In years ago the outs hiss k-. at Hall ss etc elesator op ei atops and janitors NO,A ,,e haw Richard Arrington as mas or." Cross said Closs 55 as the church's pastor on Sept IS. 19h3. when the bomb, planted beneath hasement steps. ex- ploded alter a Sunday school lesson on the theme of a lose that forgis The girls were killed as they %etc preparing lit take pan in a youth day program Tsl Oily -IWO other people were mimed In a sers ice that featured freedom .aings of the cis ml rights movement. Som.:non. who Is in his third tour- sit term. said "the torch that we S(Kne long Llistance raise tonight Is t.tised by two hands one Kick and one w lute." panics promise \.( al the num. Cross told the audience that he has hut WilaI Vi Ill Wally want is de- never preached the sermon he pre- pendable. lagh-quality service. f. pared for the morning of the bomb- What ing. and doesn't intend to. that's Al Kill get when He said he had planned to tell you clk xise Am'r Long Distaiwe 711 People ;it the church to Service.. at a cost that's a lot less his ii their lises to the solid Rock Jesus Christ the same yester- than you think. Nix' can expect das . I. and forever." kiw brig distance rates, 2-4 -11(mr A plaqiw m the chili, h contains (perator assistance. clear ctiii- pictures of the tour girls V. ith the in nections and immediate credit scritmon May inen leain lbr wrong h100-11CNN and %1OlenCe xx tb lose and numbers. And the understanding." assurance that virtuall\ all of All lower-level windows of the vour calls will go through the church now are covered w ith steel mesh. a sharp contrast to 1%3. iirst time. That s the genius of when glass shards from the w 'Wows the Ala Virldwide Intelligent covered virtually every square him Network. on the side of the building where the bomb exploded. When its time to ilk x 01 firget the gamic ks and Prioi to the memorial sers we. make black and white church congrega the intelligent choicc.vra mins seised food to people gathered If youd like to know more iii Kelly Ingram Park, a rallying spot about our products or services, for ci's it tights marches led hy the Res. Martin I.uther King Jr. in the like International Calling and early I 9h0s. the AINI Card, call us at All visible racial barriers are gone I 800 222-0300. in Birmingham, which has six blacks and three whites on its City Council. The current pastor of the church. 014 the Res . James F. Young. said Bir 1.10.. mingham "has provided spiritual and moral leadership to the world fin the past quarter century. ’ Greg Rileyt Jniversity A retired automobile mechanic of North CarolinaClass of 1989 =1' cc and Ku Klux Klansman. Robert Ed ward Chi/04)111S, V.,IS WM, toed ni 1977 of murdering Miss McNair. He AT&T died in prison at ter eight years. Miss McNair N father, Chris Mc The right choice. Nair, a former state legislator and now a Jefferson County commis- sioner. said he still is not satistn...d. Although segregation in politics and business has ended, it bothers him that most churches still are either white or black. -a -

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Project: a '... .1,,- -.,1v ,,q, help I % A Disadvantaged get ....of.) , students Au' Oki icr '/, BEL i-o-AHt.i Tiosi tHr. Yr 1." 15cr1',6ii. A. h. CreJt. R. VA Avc HA5I3 FROM A r...r.ww niir,i, lb-. rs...ony Surze T.,-. - '1,6'y Cr'. A Roo ILL SNAKt re, Ai., Fri On +age / 44,-z- 0040 154051 5.44.", lieople poked fun at me and it Or.' i..H..1 '9111.1 : (yok4NA, I51, i 00.-.. OUR, i-katicis (-car:Tait E E L IN Os-it not handle a full ...ONE AND HAD eluaciEP_ day of school or xx is third 1,1 study," Dav.'son said ----- To sce y.... s.,,,,,,, li-I(W: .S./rro-1 P.....r Wet,. 1-1,.., they had a part-time job with not 'The students have (...d..N3p_1.5 Rut) AoTsiii-ts-r_, lasl THAI CHA.{/.1 __.-^--- lilu lw Owe 1.,1 0, , al I , "I did really well in music and an. Yoi.,...... - much tune left for classes. though. dropped out of ---of _____,72 N. Lucy Alms() joined the program Dawson plans to tutor third grad- ______.00------... _.00/"------in ______:001Z two weeks ago. school ers alter earning her high school di- __-‘ 4 p-, Ill- -PlostfS . .. 1 4 - I "I wasn't going to school because and are ploma. She said tutoring on a pan - , - ' . ."-1 -z Youc A 7 ILLiE ) Coyavi CHPLiftELJHAT) I didn't -like the long hours." she basis would enable her to keep gcatcf Y'. hi . Fie IFNI), Ui L., said. operating at a fifth- her social security benef Alonso. 17, lives in East San Jose "I love kids and I really enjoy tea- with friends. After she completes the grade level.' ching," she said. high school equisalency require- Seholtes said she feels challenged i-. S ments she would like to work in a - Peg Reed, when she helps her students meet v.,. "nice clothes store for girls." co-director their goals. Another student, who requested of Project Reads "I want to be sure that l in not Skibblefritz Michael Sherman anonymity.. plans to work at IItM or teaching them at a level below their Lockheed when he finishes the pro- guage requirement. the teenager at- capabilities." she said. SOW 111 'f) CIO rARG 1 7ik, ply1, l LUIS erani. tends a class called Self Awareness Her students are sometimes be -rolOSAse WE'RE HEKE, I1HWAN tn The 17 -year-old gave a low wolf and Values Evaluation (SAVE). hind in academic skills, Seholtes MN" AT 'ME- UNION M..cetAit:117L77:11H(7, MAK1peje: ITU11605 PIEMPIS, fACH FAILED r liktle to a passing female student "We talk about communications said. hut they are often adept at (Afer(glA T1H01:7 ATTEMPT IN THE 11M ?a* ON THE 1.1Elk - md then said. "Fin .5"ruPENT pretty confident present ourselves in front of employ- humor. ,rstfRANCt. i-10,1(4 , 1AKIN6 A in myself now." While working on fractions during UNION fOrfaT 11. ers.'' he said. The adolescents nick- 0V-ft-WIGS LA(241 VW" .)0U4'4D AND 'Elie slight, dark-haired teenager named the class "Save Ls Poor a math class recently, one of the r17-CeE 91?Ahl(N(i ;1TARES TTIM (1 hasn't ,ilv m'.s been self-assured. He teenage students looked up and said. 5Ifle" -THE FORE w. .is recently expelled from an Protect Read students also attend "I need a beer who here is 21'!" 167HE tN6ioC. Fasiside high school because of drug math and science courses four days a Project Reads has enrolled about \IENT Li DC% and attendance problems. He spoke week for three hours. 75 students this semester. About 35 iNSIAQ in quick, jerky sentences and had At 43, Terry Dawson is one of the students attend classes daily. r ,TT trouble focusing his eyes for more older members of the program. Throughout the program's exis- than a few seconds Dawson enrolled three years ago be- tence, 172 special education teacher kim4 "I was :ilia a s cutting classes be- cause of a learning disability. She and school psychologist trainees ,.--%*frg cause I didn't like any of my teach- missed almost four years of basic have gained experience working Greg Beda ers." the ho y said as he shifted rest- schooling due to emotional prob- with the adult and adolescent stu- Zeke & Goulash lessly in his chair. lems. dents. according to the program out- 'Fo complete the program's Ian - I SOUGHT SOME NEW GUM CALLED LOOK, MAE! I MAC* "When 1 was able to go hack to line. A GIRAFFE! WHA-r osAFUSE:gc isITI,Tellc: DID YOU SHAPE YOul-Z MAKEC’.15MIIITTNSIATEN1OF LARtlieUIALITCANS, GUM INTO? Legal: A.S. Business Office helps students 41E/4'5 A FRESH PIECE, ZEICE ... , OP"- lirksi) From page .40"",...... m. I idea what to do next.** said Lynn and county agencies are sources of ;..... Jr.. level of the Student Litimin. Although Jenah, the organization's book- help that often go unused, according the services are free, a refundable keeper. to the attorney. Fillie 310 is required to hold an appoint- "It was used a lot last semester. He cited the San Jose Housing ment. and we expect the same thing to hap- Service as an example of an alterna- On Mondays and Tuesdays be- pen once things get started here." tive to legal recourse. tween 2 and 4:30 p.m.. Falcocchia she said. "Many landlord/tenant questions will give students legal advice and Students often don't know exactly or problems can he handled by this referrals. what rights they have, according to agency," he said. The appointments are 15-minute Falcocchia. Falcocchia said he thinks the legal Bloom County Berke Breathed sessions in which Falcocchia re- "My job is to point the student counseling services are important for % iew s any pertinent documents with into the right legal direction whether students. the student and determines if a case that means going to court or solving "After all, students have enough 60HE NO wiar's-.) exists. 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