Mustang Daily California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Volume 53, No. ó Wednesday, September 28,1988 Opposition increases against SLO shelter
By Christine C. Temple Statt Writer
The San Luis Obispo Coalition for the Homeless 'They have the same met Monday and discussed why public opposition problems that people in to a homeless shelter is so prevalent in the commu homes have, but they nity. can't be concealed Representatives from the Economic Opportu because they are out nity Council, Women’s Shelter, People’s Shelter, in the open.' city, county and Salvation Army are running into - Toni Flynn resistance from what they say are emotional and uninformed residents in San Luis Obispo. A People’s Shelter representative complained of inflammatory remarks, made by the media that misrepresented the homeless during a recent door- Information about the monies available, the pro to-door poll, that frightened residents to rally and gram sites and the homeless who will reside at the fight the People’s Shelter. shelters is felt to be the key to reducing community The resulting infiltration of phone calls gave co insecurities. ordinators the opportunity to explain the facts, but they remain frustrated at the lack of support offered Salvation Army Director Toni Flynn rebuked by members of the community and local media. criticisms of her organization’s efforts made at last week’s city council meeting, explaining that the Coalition members said the public is frightened people at the Kansas Ave. shelter are a select group of having the shelter, located on Kansas Ave., near of homeless with special needs. homes and businesses because they do not know the program and the people involved. Because of “They have the same problems that people in this, they are planning a more extensive education homes have, but they can’t be cotwealed because program to alleviate some of the public’s fears. they are out in the open.” Rynn said. The Community Relations Committee has been instructed to begin a concentrated effort to educate Sixty percent of this population are veterans, and the public on the homeless who use the existing most of the county’s homeless are San Luis Obispo shelters. citizens, she said. Poly ranks high in national Peace Corps participation
By Tara Giambalvo exists between recruiting offices, he sition,” she said. “(The area) definitely has the poten dent Union Plaza Monday and Tuesday. Sta« Wntaf said. “(In the Peace Corps) you are the tial." she said. The Southwestern re Former volunteers showed slides of Mabie was on campus Monday and chief executive officer. You have total cruiting office is second only to Boston’s, their trips Monday and Tuesday nights. Cal Poly ranked 48th out of more than Tuesday for the Peace Corps’ quarterly responsibility for a project, including she added. The next recruiting session is sched l,(MK) campuses nationwide in Peace recruiting drive. staffing and budgeting." uled for January 16 and 17. The on- Corps applicants last year, with a more Other campuses rely heavily on this Mabie concurred with Lefton. He Representatives Mabie and Mueller campus office is located in the Agricul than 25 percent increase last academic recruiting periixl, Lefton said, because told of two architects who built churches answered student questions in the Stu ture Building. Room 217. year, said Chama R. Lefton, public many do not have permanent represen for the Peace Corps right after gradu affairs manager for the Peace Corps. tatives on campus. ation. With this increase, roughly one-half Mabie said Cal Poly does not depend “How many recent graduates do you of Cal Poly’s applicants were accepted greatly on this two-day push because know wh
April Karys, editor M u st a n g Anna Cekola, managing editor The debatable debacle Alison Skratt, managing editor Coleen Bondy,opinion editor D a il y Terry Lightfoot,sports editor The first presidential debate was a disappointment for Donna Taylor, spotlight editor me. I liked the wisecracks, but the debate was too packaged Nicole Jones, insight editor and none of the good questions were answered. The newspaper Shelly Evans, lifestyle editor for Cal Poly. John S. Baker III, commentary editor The debate (it was more of a staged discussion, w asn’t it) K.M. Cannon, photo editor was supposed to help undecided voters (like me) decide who Amber Wisdom, asst, photo editor should inherit Ronald Reagan’s throne. This is my first Since 1916 Peggy Yeyna,business manager chance to vote, and since I can’t justify my allegiance toeither Jacqueline Tasch, faculty adviser candidate, there is this strong temptation not to care. But I must care; I must vote. I’m wondering if the best solution is to have more debates So George says he won’t raise our taxes, but I say sooner or new' candidates Maybe they could both be president, or later we are going to be taxed. Be serious. George can’t Letters to the Editor because two half-w its equals a wit, doesn’t it Actually, I’d like keep that promise. Taxes are necessary because it costs to see a lengthy forum that reveals some of their ideas, and not money to run our country. just their canned answers. Let’s add some spice to these Culture not issues. The real question is how much are they going to tax us The answer is as much as they can. Cardinal Richelieu was They’re asked: Why do people use drugs Tell us what you Poly issue attributed with saying “the art of taxation consists of so much would do to stop the use of drugs George says he’ll install plucking the g(H>se as to obtain the largest amount of feathers Editor Republicans like to reward the rich for values, drug education, and then go after the kingpins and the with the smallest amount of hissing." their “work" The Republican philoso users. So Mike responds, and he asks George about drug In respt>nse to Jeffrey Bliz/ard’sSepl. phy seems to be that the more you have peddling dictators in Panama. How many times have we The foreign policy issues are a series of question marks. To 27 column. “Poly .acultural wasteland” : the less you should have to pay. Be heard this before This is a stale debate. what extent are we able to rule the world and still maintain What dtKs it matter how many minori honest, Harold! Who's really hurting world peace. What exactly are we going to do with the United ties attend Cal Poly What difference Why doesn’t someone say something bold, like “Because Nations. If the Contras win. then what Say, didn’t the world does race make If someone grows up the farmers and families Did Reagan our nation’s health is at stake, we must put an end to the outlaw those chemical weapons in 1925? Hey, what about our poor, 1 hope they find financial aid. But like the 60 day notice Did he care about deadliest legal drug in America....cigarettes." Yeah, a state hostages? How do we go about getting rid of them big for w hat reason should Cal Poly recruit the Farmer’s Compensation Bill No. ment like that would reveal who was the real drug warrior. weapons? one race over another Why should the He felt they might hurt the businesses Antismoking enthusiasts would howl, and America would school have to “sell itself' to anyone, or and corporate farmers. have to view its war on drugs in a broader, more consistant and Some say that George has more foreign policy experience, “guarantee them they will feel welcome philosophical context. but I can’t tell if he’s more tuned-in to world reality than Mike or have a large support network" from We all know how those prxtr mulit- is. So, do we risk a brand new guy to shape our foreign policy, Is it fair to ask Mike or George for a solution to the trade their ethnic background Cal Poly should millionaires are struggling. or is our foreign policy stable in the hands of a left-over deficit The answer is simple. We can raise taxes or cut not be held responsible for teaching a I’ll give you credit, Harold. If you’re Reagan administration. Should we risk new crooks, or do we spending, and there are no other ways to reduce the debt. Mike person respect for other cultures, nor going to try to blame the Demtx'rats. try keep the old crocks. Is our need for an experienced leader in says we need to invest in America, and George argues that a should it be held responsible for teach Congress. First things first, though be foreign policy more important than our need for a new honest. solid defense program is a sound investment. They’re both ing people “how to accept others.” That direction in domestic policy? Is George the Joe Isuzu of right, but the trouble they have is deciding who is going to pay is something which should be started Bill Graves American politics? Is Mike the Massachusetts Mirage? Do I for all this stuff. Well, it’s probably going to be the middle independently from school at about age really have to decide all this by November? “) class, right Everyone else is'too rich or t(X) poor to pay taxes. That’s a tradition we have. A J. Shuermann, Jr. Ls a .senior English major. And if you really believe that “by at Sexy cover tending school here, students are being deprived of real education." why do offensive you stay Geoffrey Thompson E d ito r English Cheers for Kerry Mark. You deserve the gold. It is a relief know ing there is at Democrats least one other student on campus w ho felt similar to the way I did when I not guilty noticed the ever so sinking SEXY pho tograph of our WOW leaders on the E d ito r front cover. I 1(H) wonder whether or not the In resptmsc to Harold Lindemann's adviser was on vacation when that letter (Sept. 2.^. Mustang Daily). Now. promiscuous photograph was printed. if we ignore the fact that the Reagan ad Actually I wasshcxked.expecially when ministration more than doubled the I remember back upon all of the articles deficit in his eight glorious years. that have been published in our .school Harold’s editorial makes sense. Leave it paperson sexually transmitted diseases, to a Republican to blame Republican and especially a AIDS. I never thought mistakes on the Democrats. I suppose I would see such a photograph in that the Democrats, not Ronald Reagan, arc paper. Whenever people are treated inhu cans need to follow the example of the avid supporters of the contras. Per The photograph only contradicts the Apartheid manely because of appearance and/or Ghandi and the Indians who gained haps it slipped Harold's attention that purpose of all the former articles pub heritage, the policy that enforces such independence for India. The ruling elite Reagan didn't need the permission of lished which try to discourage careless superficial thinking is purely asinine. of South Africa, after all, are a minority. Congress to go to Grenada I suppose he sexual activity, not enhance it. is repulsive There can be no justification for them. We need to be aware that oppression forgot that the Senate always has to trim I myself do not appreciate ironic My second pwint relates to the West exists under many guises all over the the budgets presented them by the photograph. Not (jnly have they been E^ditor ern world’s regret that it did not inter world. South Africa is just one repul Gipper, who has yet to balance a budget. hypocritical, but they have chosen a cede sooner to end the suffering im sive example. I guess Mr. Lindemann thinks Congress rotten w ay toenlightcn students this fall. We in this country may seem a mil posed on concentration camp victims. I feel a sadness for people who must is much more powerful than it really is. lion miles away from the cold realities The reasoning may have been that it live under such lifedenying policies. If Doesn't he think the executive branch Monica Huchro of apartheid in South Africa but I feel I wasn’t happening here so it didn't matter. we don’t acknowledge that these condi has something to say about about the Human Development must express my opinion. There is no veil of secrecy surround tions exist then the countries that per wars we get in I mean. Mr. Reagan is As a student of politics, economics, ing the racist policies of South Africa. petuate them will never be held ac officer in chief. Editor's note: Kerry Mark is not cur philosophy and history I have noticed Why isn’t anything being done to end countable. Maybe we should talk about taxes, rently. nor ever has been, a student at Cal parallels between apartheid and the Third to such situations I’m not suggesting then. Shall we ignore the fact that Poly. Reich under Adolph Hitler. armed invasion. Maybe the South Afri Steve Harmon
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rC ,X Tii»np*iri America comes in three parts: North, them understand our leam-by-doing South and Central. Economics comes in philosophy.” two: have and have not. Sabol said that Costa Rica was se Technology transfers may be the lected as the site because of its relative surest way of narrowing all the gaps. political stability. A North American walks slowly through a Costa Rican banana grove a “The president of Costa Rica (Oscar grove that will soon be a new college Arias Sanchez) is a very peaceful per that will teach the people of the South son,” Sabol said. “He won the Nobel and Central Americas how to increase Peace Prize.” agricultural production in their region. The other countries of the region trust The hope: to build a better nation. Arias and would be willing to send their The idea for the new college. The students to the college without worry Agricultural College of the Tropics ing too much about political instability, Region, resulted from a study by a Sabol said. group of educators and agriculturists One adviser, Janet Stuart, professor commissioned by the U.S. Agency for of economics at Rutgers, will be living International Development and the W.K. in the region and overseeing the eco Kellogg Foundation. nomic aspects of the college. She ex The group solicited universities na pressed some concern over the political tionwide for bids, with Cal Poly’s bid uncertainty of neighboring countries. winning approval. The bid was written “I’ve talked to enough people and by Larry Rathbun,a.s.sociatedeanofthe they dispelled my fears,” Stuart said. School of Agriculture. ‘ ‘There have been a few problems in the Costa Rica was selected as the site because of its relative political stability. ‘The president of Costa Rica (Oscar Arias Sanchez) is a very peaceful person.’ - Joe Sabol, Costa Rica project coordinator “Larry’s down there right now on the pa.st they’ve been invaded by Nicara site of a banana plantation getting it all gua a few times.” logcther,” Joe Sabol, project coordina Carter said that although the humani tarian aspect of assisting the people of tor, said. the humid tropics region is important, Sabol and Ralhbun arc part of the Cal there are other considerations. Poly School of Agriculture’s Costa R ica “It’s in the national security interest Project, a program set up to oversee the of the United States for their economies building of the new college in Costa to improve,” Carter said. “If we can Rica. Cal Poly garnered the leadership role stabilize these countries, they are much because of its applied approach to edu less likely to be hostile to the United cation, as opposed to the theoretical States.” approach used by other universities. Carter also said that the college will Although the new college will have improve relations between the United Costa Rica. Sabol said the college will train about The new college will be run inde the same format as Cal Poly, it will be an States and these nations. This would Support from Arias for the practical 400 students and offer a Bachelor of pendently, Carter said, and a college independent institution, said Lark Car increase trade of agriculture and other approach made the difference. Carter Science degree in several agriculture president is now being recuited. ter, dean of the School of Agriculture. products, he said. said. He said the University of Costa majors. Carter emphasized Cal Poy's role as Cal Poly has been involved with the A pamphlet published on the new Rica already had an agriculture pro “Our goal would be to attract the one of helping. project for about three years. Larry college described its mission as “to gram but that the Cal Poly applied- students who would go back to their "What we are actually doing is tech Rathbun has visited the region about 40 practical approach was a plus factor in times in the past two years trying to produce graduates who possess the the final decision. ‘I would ask them to make the project work. Sabol said. technical knowledge and the practical, Mario Vranas, a professor at the show me their hands. If Sabol said he had a photograph ol hands-on experience necessary to de University of Costa Rica, said in a their hands were callous telephone interview that he welcomed Rathbun walking through the banana velop the agriculture potential and ef ed, it would be a big plus.' groves on what is now a banana planta fectively manage the natural resources tion. He said the plantation will be of the humid tropics region." the new college. - Joe Sabol incorporated into the college program. The proposed college was almost “It’s very good for us,” Vranas said. The new facility will use the existing defeated. Carter said, by heavy opposi “It will help the people of our area.” crops as field laboratories for students. tion from the Costa Rican legislature. An agriculture program for the humid countries aiKl use their knowledge.” nology transfer," Carter said. "We are The workers on these plantations will “In 1986 we thought that the Costa tropics region would differ from the Sabol said. taking the technology available and keep their positions but will be super Rican legislature was not going to agriculture program at Cal Poly, Carter He said the challenge is writing an applying it to the humid tropics region." vised by the college faculty. approve it,” Carter said. “Then, all of a said. admission policy and scorecard to find Funding for the college is being pro “We plan to be involved with the sudden, it was revived and approved in “Our area is subtropic while theirs is and attract students who will make a vided for by U.S. Aid. the Economic project for about 10 years or so,” Carter a month.” humid tropics,” Carter said. “There real difference in agriculture when they Stabilization and Recuperation Agree said. “We will have people down there Carter said that. :e legislature wa.sn’t fore, the program will have to be adapted ment, a contract between Costa Rica and as mentors for periods of time to help sure it wanted an international school in to their needs.” return home. the United States. A $48 million en “We want the poorer people from the dowment fund for long-term support farms to come and learn,” Sabol said. has been established to support the col He said if he had his way, each pro lege. spective student would be interviewed Other universities involved in the in a unique way. project are the University of Nebraska “I would ask them to show me their and Rutgers (the State University of hands.” Sabol said. “If their hands were New Jersey). calloused (indicating farm labor), it "In a word — I'm excited about it," would be a big plus." Sabol said. That wouldn’t be the only criterion, but it would be one way of knowing which applicants were from the farms and therefore more likely to benefit from the schooling, he said. By Steve Harmon, Carter said the college will be built in three phases - planning, implementa staff writer tion, and maintenance. The planning stage is nearing completion. Carter said. The second pha.se, implementation, will be starting soon, he said. Wednesday . Septemoer 28, 1988 Mustang Daily Rev. Sharpton criticizes report that Brawley lied about rape NEW YORK (AP) A months-long The grand Jury speculated she may Rev. A1 Sharpton, said Tuesday that he investigation of an alleged rape and have feared punishment from her would not be surprised if the grand Jury abduction that led to repeated charges mother’s boyfriend for her late nights concluded, as reported, that Miss of racial discrimination and several out, and that drugs and her relationships Brawley fabricated her claims. protest demonstrations began with a with shady characters may have played “We said from the beginning the teen-ager's fabricated tale, The New a role, the Times said. grand Jury would not come back with York Times reported Wednesday. Miss Brawley’s story attracted na anything,” he said. V ,\ / A special state grand jury decided tional attention, especially when she Sharpton said the Times article was not to indict anyone after finding over refu.sed to testify on the advice of family "nothing but a whole series of reckless whelming evidence that 16-year-old lawyers and advisers, who then repeat speculations by someone who cannot Tawana Brawley of Wappingers Falls edly accused the state of a cover-up and back it up with one iota of fact.” ^ 6 ^ lied and helped create the conditions in leveled charges against public officials which she was found, dazed, wrapped and the media. The black activist repeated charges in a garbage bag and smeared with that the criminal Justice system does not excrement, the Times reported. The grand Jury subpoenaed Miss treat minorities fairly. ' ^ Brawley but eventually abandoned hope He said Miss Brawley, her mother ------The black teen-ager claimed she had of ever hearing her story firsthand and Glenda, who claimed sanctuary in been kidnapped by a gang of white men rescinded its vote to subpoena her, the churches after she was sentenced to 30 on Nov. 24 and subjected to fourdaysof Poughkeepsie Journal reported Tues days in Jail for defying a subpoena to sexual abuse. day. testify on the case, and their attorneys would appear at a news conference in Prominent people who sptike sympa But the grand Jury, in Poughkeepsie, New York within 24 hours to respond thetically of her plight included heavy concluded after more than UK) wit to the report. nesses and a variety of evidence that she weight boxing champion Mike Tyson had chosen not to return home and hid and actor Bill Cosby, who put up a In addition to Sharpton, Miss Brawley Color Copies& Morefor four days in an apartment from $2.S,(XK) reward. and her family have been represented which her family had recently been by attorneys Alton Maddox and C. 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ALL GUEST SPEAKERS-DEAN LEE, ASCE, Cheap to start with plus 10% off MORE INFO CALL PHIL 546-0256 APW4, ITE;ENGINEERING 13 RM118 WE ARE LOOKING FOR A HIGHLY the top with a Cal Poly ID Super MOTIVATED PERSON TO SELL VOICE MAJORS WELCOME. THURS11AM Deals on swimwear, shorts and T- : AGENG 123 MAIL BOXES TO STUDENTS AND CAM shirls too. The Sea Barn Avila Beach PUS CLUBS AND ORGINIZATIONS. CALL 549-6460 TO LEAVE A MESSAGE AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION SKI CLUB MEETING!! THURSDAYS 756-2511 Gantes People Play WEDS,28th 8:00pm Role Playing and Board Games Fischer Science 286 RE-ENTRY DISCUSSION GROUP 1060 Broad St. SLO 546-8447 WORK STUDY JOB ****A M A **** If you like working with people JOIN US FOR FREE FOOo! DRINKS, New Membership A tailgates 11AM- 12PM Open GammIng-FREE-Sat. and Sun. This Jobs For You! AND TONS OF FUNI A.M.A. Winter Break And More! INTERPERSONAL GROUP 3-5PM $5 50/hr. Flexiblo Hrs. MEMBERSHIP BBQ AT CUESTA PARK. Cut Loose, Eh! Call Kathy 541-6751 FRI SEPT. 30, 4:00 PM ■ ??? TUESDAYS 3-4:30 PM 756-2511 ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING FOUND: White kitten 10-12 wks old SPORT CLUB near Foothill A Ferrini 543-2575 ASI CONCERTS Membership drive WEDNESDAYS 3-4:30 PM 756-2511 evenings Help orgartize,produce, & promote COUNCIL MTG INCEST: A SUPPORT GROUP FOR Baby Dutch blue lovebirds -$25 The 1 St s e e meeting Is tonight at SHADCWFAX OCT.15 Hybrids from Peachface parents 6pm In graphic arts 207 All sport WOMEN BIOFEEOBACK FOR STRESS. ANXIETY LOST : Decorative wooden box. Call Coleen 544-2637 or Kyle dubs must send a representative 3-5PM Important to family. Lost in 541-2737. Poly Groves Wad Sep 14 about 7pm BICYCLE GAY A LESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP RIDERS 6-8 PM Please return to Judy Phillips Cheap Pine Shelf units.desk.end & THE ENTREPRENEUR'S ACE CLUB 544-9499 coffee tables $15to$69 541-1365 WHEELMEN CY During Fall Quarter only,Join for free. 543-6914 Mark B. Info. ______CLING CLUB SUNGLASSES Couch.lovesaat.coffee table.and Is for you!mtn,road,lelsure WOW GROUP 52 Blue A gold prescription Raybands table.$200 for all.544-0721 Steve riding.Lots of fun,no hard m iE R SKIERS THANK YOU FOR A WILD AND Call Charlotte 543-8992 rides In fall 1/4 MTG WED 9/28 You are Invited to come check the WONDERFUL WEEK! WE HAD THE DEXTER 227,7pm BE THERE Waterski Club A Intercollegiate team TIME OF OUR LIVES!! Olympia RO Printer.custom sound Meeting Wbd9/28 8:00 Sd Bldg 52-E27 LOVE.YOUR COUNSELORS SPIKE A SET cover and ribbons. Great for home ALL LEVELS WELCOME HEY GROUP 131 ;THE BATTLE ISNT use $225.00 CaH 756-2676 BOWLING LEAGUE STARTS WED at 8pm DONE UNTIL THE MATCH IS WON!! Bring him to hts knees with a Laurel Bowl- cost Is $45/quarter. Strip-tease! Catalina 772-5809 WELCOME BACK GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS Call to res spot 543-7492/544-3230 YOU OWN ASI! GET INVOLVED Don't miss our 1st mtg.!!! APPLICATIONS FOR COMMITTEE 1985 Yamaha QT50 practically new. WED 9/28 in UU216 AT 5PM SHARP! APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE SEE only 400 miles.$350/bo 544-0721 CAL POLY CREW LINDA LEE IN UU217 BY OCT 6 Gen Mtg WW 6 -^ m or Thurs.11-12 DOCUGRAPHICS: Word Processing ~~YOUNG A M E R I^ N S FOR FREEDOM Fischer Science Room 286 Fast Service - Student Rates For sale: 87 Yamaha 50CC scooter Reunion A film on Soviet Strategy ALL INTERESTED PLEASE ATTEND 937-6992/Santa Maria-7 days/wk ______XLNT condition 541-9364 Julie Thurs Sept 29 7:30pm TV Room U.U No experience nescessary RAR WORD PROCESSWG AND TYPING (Rona).LASER PRINTER w/IOO-ftype fonts, student rates,544-2591.by appt. only ALPHA CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER ^ S U M E , PAPERS. PROJECTS. WORD 10-SPEED CHI EPSILON 24-HR LIFELINE 541-3367 PROCESSING DONE IN SO. CTY LARGE FRAME $25 528-0286 Meeting for all members A re you a JR or SR w/a 3.4 GPA or FREE PREGNANCY TEST CONSHA'S OFFICE SUPPLY PISMO Thurs 9/29 in 13-202 "A FRIEND FOR LIFE " BEACH 773-5851 OR 489-0724 EVE Certificates will be given out higher'^Have you received an invitation to GOLDEN KEY'^'^Mem and REFRESHMENTS will be served' deadline is OCT20-send yours NOW! NON-CAPTURED CRAFT CLASSES Need more info?See us at U.U hour! S«gn-up for a fun, nonacademic 1967 Mustang 289 Automatic Great CREW CLUB INFO MEETING daft dass in your UU Craft Center WELLS SPORTSWEAR OUTLET condition In and out $3800 OBO ALL INTERESTED WELCOME SUMMER BLOWOUT Scott 461-9307 541-3737 BE INVOLVED WITH POLY ROYAL -downstairs in the U.U. b/w Photo, NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ONE PIECE $4 99 TWO PIECE $5.00 Executive board applications woodworking.sllkscreening.bike FISHER SCI 286 EXERCISE TIGHTSS11 FREE available in uu 209 due O d 3 repair and more'Use your Craft 1979 Toyota Corolla Sp Cpe 5 spd SEPT 28 6-7PM AND SEPT 29 1M2AM (Center' Could be fun!!! 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(bldg. 13) by October 3. 20 66 128 to sign up for programs such as $9000 or best offer 489-2858/f NTERSTED W SPORTSCASUNG BBQ-FUN-QAME8 sign language.tonmg w/ weights A FOR KCPR? Meet m Graphic Arts UNFORGETTABLE TIME massage Contad Rise Sports for FDSC AND NSCI MAJORS^ bldg 26 Rm 201, Tues. S ^ 27th THIS SAT.,10-1 AT NOON details 756-1366,or dop by uu119 First Food Science dub meeting RSVP YOUR FEARLESS LEAOERSI at 7PM If you can't make the Fern Rmmtes needed 4 Pme Creek Thurs 9/29-11 am Fdsc Bldg rm 113 WE LUV YOUIII meeting, please contad Bobby condo w/d microwve. call 544-0641 ______Rowell or Brer>da Corrie at 544-7783 FEMALE TO SHARE OWN ROOM IN 3 HD CLUB CAMPUS MARKETriG SURVEY ROOM MORRO BAY HOUSE WITH 2 FIRST MEETING REPRESENTATIVES WANTED NICE GUYS.OCEAN VIEW BUS ACESS WED. 28th 600pm set your hours. PAUL ISLEY DEREK OR ANDY 772-1642 COTTAGE 3 LONDON STUDY FELKINS RESEARCH. 129 BOLES FREE FOOD A SOCIAL FUN FAYETTEVLLE, ARKANSAS 72701 FM RMMT WkNTED TO SHARE MASTER 1988 T-SHIRTS BDRM IN LAGUNA HOUSE DONT MISS OUT-ORDER NOW!! DUE ALPHA GAMMA RHO MECHA^ CkimpetentWORK STUDY clerical asst washer/dryer/lots or room OCT 5 CALL TOM 544-5842 COMING $195/share.541-3273 First Meeting SOON.T-SHIRT/PIX PARTY-WATCH MD FALL RUSH 88 In the Jour. Dept. office.Fast/ Wbd Sept 28 at 6PM SUN 10/2 MEET THE FRATERNITIES accurate typing skills required Sci North RM 206 TUE 10/4 ORIENTATION A DINNER 6PM Good telephone manner and ability OWN ROOM W/DR MICRO Close to REFRESHMENTS SERVED MAKE SOMEONE'S DAY WED 10/5 CASMO NIGHT 6PM to meet the public In a busy school Pinecreek Fall $275 BY SENDING THEM A COLORFUL THU 10/6 SMOKER (COAT A TIE) 6PM office.Experlence with office 541-4936 BALLOON BOUQUET! FR110/7 CRUSH PARTY!! 9PM equipment and filing skills a plus M-F, 6AM- 13 BALLOONS $11.95 6 FOR $6 00 SAT 10/8 BBQ WITH THE BROS 1PM 5PM, 15-20 hrs./week. POLO CLUB CALL HERE'S TO YOU AT 546-8215 LOCATION; 132 CALIFORNIA BLVD. Contad Madolyn at 756-2508. TONIGHT-6;30-AG111 FREE DELIVERY ALL WELCOME ADDITIONAL INFORMA-RON: 544-6919 FURNISHED 3 BDM APT 10 OR 12 COME SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER!! MONTH LE ASE 543-1452 »______MEMORY IMPROVEMENT SEMINAR EXPERIENCED PHOTOTECHNICIAN, OCEAN VIEW.DECK.1 BD.1 BA.Microwv THUR SEPT 29th 10AM-12NOON AUDIOVISUAL DEPT General lab CAHSE HALL RM 104 756-1256 work, photocopy, slide duplicating. DEN/KITCHENETTE.FURNISHED,UTIL PD POLY GOATS 4X4 15 M TO POLY.400/MO (818)348-2503 DISASTER STRUCK AT PtSMO DUNES ALPHA PHI RHOS Contad Joe Codlspotl 756-2211 HEAR ALL ABOUT IT AT THE MONDAYS 3-5PM 756-2511 1st MEETING WED AT 7;30PM ARE AWESOME!! AG ENG SHOP,3 EVERYONE WELCOME! STRESS MANAGEMENT GROUP CAREER PLANNING WORKSHOPS OCT 24th, 31st, NOV 7th M u stang D aily IS L(X)KING FOR ONE QUALIFIED AAAIBEST PRICED CONDOS & HOMES I.F.C FRATERNITY RUSH CARDS LISTED FREE INFORMATION PACKET PROFESSIONAL STUDIES A ED ON SALE NOW PERSON TO JOIN OUR ADVERTISING STAFF. CANDIDATE MUST BE AN AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS CALL STUDENT COUNCA. MEETING U.U. PLAZA MARGUERITE CENTURY 21 541-3432 New Members Welcome 11-1 M-F AGGRESSIVE SELF-STARTER WITH RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION. TELE Mon Oct. 3 UU202A 6pm POLY PALS 9/26-10/10 Perfed for student 12x45 Mobile BIG FRIENDS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE' MARKETING AND/OR SALES Home in SLO Kids and Pets ok Pals Is having an orientation EXPERIENCE PREFERRED MUST HAVE $20,000 549-8528 RECONDO CLUB meeting for people Interested LAMBDA CHI ALPHA EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION AND Adventure and Challenge OCT 4 A 6 7PM AG BLDG RM227 All FAMILY DINNERS WERE GREAT! ORGANIZATIONAL S K ILS . CALL Open to everyone returning pals please contad GOOD LUCK WITH THE THRASHATHON!! A. J. AT THE MUSTANG DAILY, Meetings "Thurs 7pm Dexter 117 pals office. For info: 756-2476 GO GET EM!! LOVE ALPHA PHI MORNINGS 756-1143. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1988 8 Wednesday, September 28, 1988 Mustang Daily “Vision Quayle’s looks: will they help With Care.” Yttu'll like the personal ullenlion we give to your total or hinder the GOP campaign eye health and appearance You'll appreeiate tmr Iriendls WASHINGTON (AP) Indiana Sen. as much support from women as Mi derstands working wives, women as staff, expert guidance in Iratne and contact lens selection, and Dan Quayle is making an impression on chael Dukakis, the Democratic nomi professionals. affordable fees women but it’s not always the one nee. Mrs. Quayle herself blamed the Mcniher of Ihc American • All Cases Accepted Republican strategists may have had in Democrats say Quayle had nothing pretty-face controversy on the news Opiomciric Associalmn Regardless »tf Derek L. Coombs, 0.1), media and recently declared, “George Difficully mind. to do with this development. I Byccarc Consullani for When Quayle catapulted to promi But GOP consultant Eddie Mahe Bush wouldn’t have selected someone Cal Poly Health Center • Selection of the Doctor of OpUfmetry t.utesl Fashii>n 1029 Chorro Street nence as the GOP vice presidential said Quayle has been the only variable who could not stand in his stead for I Spcciali/in)t in Contact byeware in the race since the conventions; thus president.” LenuCN San Luis Obispo. CA 9.M()I nominee, it was hard to ignore two • Affordable Fees facts: Other Republicans were far more “you could hardly make the ca.se that ' All Lens Types Available. But Democrats beg to differ. Including SIcep-ln and • Student Discounts 543-4777 experienced, and Quayle, blond and he’s not a factor.” “He Just goes to prove that the word Timed fresh-faced, possessed striking gtKxl At rallies across the country, Quayle airhead is not sexist,” said Democratic kx>ks. has encountered a mixed reception. media consultant Bob Squier. “It’s like “I can’t believe a guy that handsome Some placards carry messages such as Dorian Gray for vice president. There’s wouldn’t be attractive in some respect” “But Can He Type” and “Women Don’t this pretty face out there campaigning, Bookstoie to women, said Sen. John McCain, R- Vote For Men Prettier Than They Are.” but someplace up in an attic somewhere Ariz., at the GOPconvention in August. But many women eagerly pressforward is a portrait of this guy which is painted Experts disagree on whether Quayle to hear and touch him. by his record.” ffers a complete will help attract women to the GOP ticket headed by Vice President George Republicans claim Quayle has more Some women have reacted with selection of ALL Bush. He’s been credited with narrow than sex appeal to offer women voters, outrage to the notion that they would your supply needs. ing the gender gap, but he’s also been and hold up his marriage as exhibit A. vote for a candidate because he’s cute. compared to a “Ken” doll “Barbie” Quayle’s wife, Marilyn, is a lawyer “Women will look at this thing as an doll’s friend and labeled a hindrance taking off more than a decade to raise appalling.cynical,sexist decision,” said rather than a help for Bush. the couple’s three children. 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