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The Art Building Out-state tuition up Non-resident tuition for out-of-state SJSU students will take its was the site for biggest jump in nine years this fall. A California State University and Colleges executive order Monday's strange dated Feb. 11 stated the non-resident tuition will jump from $60 per unit to $72 per unit next semester, an increase of 20 percent. ice cream exhibit. "Our budget needs the increase due to inflation," said Chuck , by at vtd Flemette Davis, CSUC public affairs officer. The non-resident tuition fee has been increased almost every year during the past decade. The latest increase is the largest in nine years and a 50 percent increase over the 1976 rate of $48 per unit. According to the executive order, the maximum amount the CSUC can charge for non-resident tuition per academic year is $2,160. Non-residents must also pay student fees, which currently are $105 per semester at SJSU. Spartan Dan A flat tuition of $1,080 will be charged in the fall to non-residents taking 15 or more units per semester. Currently such students pay $900 per semester. Volume 74, Number 19 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Wednesday. February 27, 1980 I don't know what's going to happen if Proposition 9 (Jarvis II) passes on the June ballot," Davis said. Davis said if resident students are required to pay tuition, non- Koland: 'It's not an escort service' residents will probably have to pay that added amount as well. Student security patrols dormitories Fullerton reports by Hilary K. Hann are in working condition and to Koland said the patrol would police in a sense.'' An evening security patrol for question any strangers who might be Lake care of most minor problems. "They have a lot of building to the seven SJSU residence halls was around the buildings at night. 'If a situation comes up that they cover ( on campus). I think they are started Feb. 1, according to Housing Because of the safety problems can't handle, they are instructed to very glad for the assistance," enrollment figures Director Cordell Koland. on campus, Koland said he wanted call the campus police for Koland said. Dorm students hired by the to see how a dorm security service assistance.' According to Koland the dor- SJSU spring enrollment reached Equivalent I FTE ) students fell Housing Office patrol the dorms and like this would work. The patrol now consists of only mitories did have a security patrol 18,097 full-time equivalent students short of its projected 18,850 estimate the areas around them every Koland said the residents "seem seven men, but Koland said they will several years ago, but for one reason as of the third week of the semester, for 1979-80 by 775. evening. to be responding to the patrol." be recruiting more persons later this or another it was discontinued. SJSU President Gail Fullerton told The new enrollment figures will He emphasized the patrol was semester. If the service proves to be the Academic Senate Monday. affect the 1980-81 budget, Fullerton The students wear easily only for building security purposes. Koland said they are en- successful, Koland said he plans to "It even looks like we are a little said. identifiable yellow windbreakers "It's not an escort service couraging women to apply also. make it permanent next year. ahead of where we are projected to Fullerton stressed that these that have "Residence Hall Security" to look out for security There are no set criteria for He also said be," Fullerton said. were preliminary figures. The of- printed on the back, according to They're that a 23-hour desk hazards, strangers and un- being a member of the patrol except service ( except for lunch We were apprehensive about ficial census figures should be ready Koland. time) is in desirables, and to protect the safety that the applicant be a student. operation at West Hall to take in- enrollment because there were less by the date of the senate's March The students are "there for of our residents." Koland said minimal experience coming calls. students at walk-through meeting. security purposes only," Koland SJSU also provides a phone-in in the area of security maintenance Applicants for the evening ( registration), but walk-through can Total student enrollment this said. escort service for students going is prefered, but not mandatory. patrol are interviewed by Koland, tv misleading." spring was estimated at 24,819. He said their job is to make sure anywhere on the campus at night, Koland said the patrol will campus police and residence hall last week preliminary figures One FTE is equal to one student all residence hall doors and windows operated by the University Police. 'share security problems with the staff. showed that enrollment of Full Time taking 15 units. The total number of FTEs is the basis for budget allocations in the university. During discussion of the im- plications of Proposition 9 (Jarvis Pay delay angers pickets ID, Academic Vice President Students graduating in '80 Hobert Burns expressed concern Hoover Hall Office Manager Monica Sercu closed the window and Sercu said she was not serious that the Senate has been con- I,ynne Thorngate, 19, and three locked the door of the office, she about firing Thorngate. centrating on the possible loss of get information by phone other picketers carried out a one- said. Sercu also put up a sign ad- "In my estimation the whole faculty, and not on the fact that the day strike in the dorm's lobby last for temporary office help. thing university would be put in the A tape recorded message for students who will be graduating vertising picketing was a joke," Sercu Friday after Thorngate said she "She's told me three times that position of deciding which students sometime during 1980 is available by calling 277-3433 and asking for Tape said. failed to receive her $185 work-study I've been fired," Thorngate said. "I to accept to the university. H-2. The tape gives details on deadlines to file applications, requirements She wanted her employee to be check for the month of January. don't know if I should take her "There are a lot of students for applying, and other information pertaining to commencement. paid, however, because Thorngate is Thorngate, who married in seriously," she said with a smile. a good worker, Sercu added. enrolled here that aren't going to be The tape notes that students who expect to graduate on May 23, must December, claimed she turned her here next semester I if Proposition 9 have their applications for graduation, accompanied by major and minor name change form in on time to passes)," Burns said. "I don't think forms, and receipt for the graduation fee, into the Office of Admissions Auxiliary Enterprises. Thorngate the students understand that yet." and Records by Friday, Feb. 29. believes that Auxiliary Enterprises After approximately two hours Students are warned that incomplete applications may be returned, sent the form in late to Sacramento. of debate, the Senate voted to ap- causing them to miss the filing deadline. Barbara Williamson, Auxiliary prove the proposed Affirmative said the Action Policy. Students who will graduate on Aug. 22, or on Dec. 23, must have their Enterprises office clerk, office only processes student The Affirmative Action Com- applications in by July 3, and Oct. 3, respectively. vouchers and not checks or name mittee and the Professional Stan- The tape added that the earliest a student can apply is the semester change forms. Payroll handles it, dards Committee have worked on before he or she expects to graduate. A minimum of 90 semester units she added. development of the proposed policy must be completed before an application can be filed. Payroll supervisor Kathy Dolan for about two years. The tapes will be updated as time goes by, according to Harold said Monday she was not aware that The senate has spent its last Manson, executive assistant to the president. Thorngate had not received her three meetings reviewing the policy check. She said she will issue before voting to approve it. Thorngate a partial advance check. Twenty-nine members approved A piece of string taped to the the policy, six voted against it, five floor of Hoover Hall's lobby formed abstained and seven members were 'U' grade equivalent to 'F' the picket line last week. absent for the final vote. Picketer Katie Clarke explained Steve Faustina, Affirmative A large number of students receive a "U" grade each semester for why she was helping to protest. Action coordinator, reserved classes they do not attend. Approximately 150 to 200 students petitioned "She's ( Thorngate) a good friend comment on the approved policy the "unauthorized incomplete" grade during the fall semester alone, and if she doesn't get her pay, she'll until he can read the final document. according to Brett Melendy, dean of undergraduate studies. borrow moey from me and we'll both He said he was unhappy with sec- be broke." tions of the policy which were The "U" grade is given when a student fails to withdraw from a "It's the principle of the thing," amended on the senate floor. and does not complete the course requirements. course said picketer Evan Innerst, another He added that the policy was cut A "U" grade, which is equivalent to an "F" in computing grade point friend of Thorngate. "So often the to some extent due to compromises averages, can put a student on probation or lead to disqualification, ac- bureaucracy gets things messed up made during the Professional cording to Melendy. and it's hard to correct it." Standards and Affirmative Action The only way to clear a "U" grade is by taking the class over after Both Thorngate and her committees' deliberations. filing a petition for academic renewal with the Office of Admissions and husband wcrk and are full-time The original policy, instituted in Records, according to Jack Tuthill, director of records. students. the spring of 1974, is 12 pages long. "I only get paid once a month," The new proposed policy will be "Failure to attend class doesn't mean that you will be dropped," she said, " and it's hard on us." approximately nine pages long. said Tuthill. "Take responsibility for your course schedule." Thorngate said she was locked Fullerton, present for most of "It is a two-step process," Melendy said. "It is the instructor's out when she began picketing but the meeting, must approve the responsibility to let the students know if they are in the class or not, and she is not taking it too seriously. hi. Mat', S hwah proposal before it can become the student's responsibility to make sure their schedule is correct." Hoover Hall Resident Director Lynne Thorngate pickets Hoover Hall Friday afternoon. policy. forum February 27, 1980 Can the U.S. rise after slow-starting 1980? by Hilary K. Hann grin and bear it. world. doing something for the conunon need to work together toward spur us to the top in the following Mail tenter This is not meant to wring a cry- What good is it to prepare us as good, in a world that is undeniably promoting life and peace. years. towel at the new decade and remind leaders of tomorrow when, if in- an "us" world. Well, here we are in the 1980s, a us that nothing has changed in this ternational friction continues, we The only thing we can do now is After all is said and done, hope brand-spanking new decade. country in general - economically or may not have a tomorrow? We can't neglect the fact that we hope that our starting at the bottom in this country is probably the only It seems somehow that we look politically. At this point, our country seems need each other. There is a great of the totem pole with 1980 can only thing that springs eternal. at each new, incoming decade as one It is only to show how wise it not to be as concerned about a hrinuning with hope and that the may be to "lower our expectations," nuclear war as it is about the troubles we were heavy-ladened to borrow a neatly packaged phrase reinstatement of the draft. with in the last decade can be from our presidential-bidding The pervasive feeling today discarded like last year's calendar. governor. seems to be not one of doom for this ANDUalf) Fck ToDALIS But none of us should be so I have to say I looked with great new decade, but gloom. gullible as to think that the problems anticipation at this first year of the How can we be optimistic when -roP 5toRgs: will suddenly be gone. And sadly, '80s. Not one month into this new economic, political and at times they haven't disappeared. year and my bubble was quickly even social indicators in our society Pric61,4e In the first year of the '80s, our burst. read like a haunting scenario of days old friends are still with us: double- There was unique promise and before the Stock Market Crash of tooveo\fmairup, digit inflation, the skyrocketing activity ahead: the Olympic Games, 1929? t3esStot4, kost/gS LLii, 'The pervasive feeling today seems to be not one of doom for the new decade, but gloom'

price of gas, growing unemployment the presidential election, prospects These dreary economic and our relentless complaining for the '80s and new hope? forecasts seem to go beyond the about all of them and more. Some of Nationally at least, that promise yawnable stage for many people. their relatives, such as recession, has left us halfway between ignorant The point of voicing disgust is are coming to visit us as well. loose ends and a state of lack-of- moving to the back burner and the From our nation's capital, we faith-in-government shambles. prospect of solutions and someone see the heavy weight. We're boycotting the summer who can take command of the helm President Carter's brow furrows Olympics in Moscow. trying to at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue are 11/Ole when he gives a public address retrieve 50 American hostages, staying off the stove altogether. on TV. The lines in his face are attempting to defeat Jaws II and Our economic situation, with considerably deeper than they were half-watching what turned out to be sky-soaring gold prices, the failing four years ago. He endures the long-winded, lackluster politicians dollar and the influx of foreign in- tensions of a highly political and wielding their same old pledges like terests in this nation, is hard to get a inescapably volatile world power and damn tinfoil swords at a fed-up hold on. struggle, while trying to combat our tired American people. domestic troubles and strained Also, as we dive off the deep end It's much like a kitten wrapped international relations. into the new decade, there's an even up in a ball of yarn; you hardly know We. the people, also endure with bigger shark in the water besides where to begin, let alone how to get him, if not sympathetically, then these disappointments, there's the out of an exceedingly complicated apathetically. possibility of World War III. mess. I.iving in an economic briar If that happens, women may not From Tom Wolfe's "me" patch, as it were, is just a hazard of have to worry about going to war generation of the '70s, we are sup- our highly mobile society, where because humanity could potentially posedly embarking upon the "us" prices go up. the almighty dollar be blown off the earth by nuclear generation in this decade. goes dawn and none of us, from weaponry. be just a Washington. D.C., to Clover Flat, This seems a strange paradox Hopefully, this will not lonely "me" persons CA, really knows who's responsible for us college students in particular. collection of looking at themselves for it all. who are just beginning to see that who got lonely In our case, as Americans, when glint of light at the end of the in the mirror. the briar patch is the only place to academic tunnel, cognizant at least Hopefully, they haven't decided live and lay our devaluating dollar, of some notion of our own personal to gather to be narcistic and self- one doesn't have much choice but to directions and potentials in the serving together, but will be set on letters Response to 'off-base accusations' Recent Daily story 'poor journalism' Editor: they're not shoving anything at But it is true that you can't walk Editor: Redevelopment Agency would have a.m. is mentioned in relation to the into the station and declare yourself 350 figure, it is entirely possible that Dave Stolecki bad-mouthed anybody. A weekday format that The article ''New Garage verified this fact, as well as the fact general manager (sorry, Dave i. the statistics are being manipulated KSJS in the Feb. 22 Spartan Daily. exclusively features albums and Needed?" in the Feb. 12 Daily was a that there are presently no firm Also, you obviously have a short to come up with the lowest possible His accusations were so off-base nary a disco song isn't what most glaring example of poor journalism. plans for the lots across Fourth they didn't even merit an official people would call "Top 40" - but memory - Richard Jackson ( who Street. Neither will the city release a figures. The obvious question, definitely qualifies as "any black or however, is whether, in these times response from the San Jose State there are always a few who are The article apparently was date as to when the land will other minority" ) was the KSJS of dropping enrollment, rising gas radio station. Not wanting anyone to paranoid about such things. prompted by a letter I wrote, probably be developed in the future. believe his wild charges, let me And it isn't shoved at the program director just over a year prices and Jarvis II, it is advisable published in the same issue, which My letter to the editor, although contrast some facts with his students 24 hours a day either - ago. to spend $6 million of state money to criticized a previous news item printed, was followed by a note speculations. subtract 40 hours a week for jazz and I'd suggest you look into the provide an hour of parking. about parking at SJSU. invalidating the parking statistics I His letter was titled "Racist" - I soul music, 15 hours a week for process of how KSJS managers are had presented on the basis of in- don't know if he was refering to public affairs programming, 15 selected. You'll find that it's pretty Speaking of manipulating formation given by the executive himself or to KSJS - but I have a hours a week for news, 8 hours a good at locating the person most First, the reporter, in resear- statistics, the EVP gives the results vice president. Did the editor see better title for it: "Sour Grapes." week for latino programming and qualified for the job, regardless of ching the article, used as sources of a parking survey he conducted any documentation of this in- His letter reminded me of a similar miscellaneous other hours dedicated race. only university administrators - thusly: 1,259 in favor of the proposed formation? I doubt it, since the EVP one last October from Steve Hickey. to classical, religious and folk I think one line in your letter was those very individuals who advocate garage, 943 in favor of a new 10th has declined to release the report in Why are failed KSJS DJs the only music, plus coverage of almost mistyped because it has some basis construction of a garage. Is not one Street garage and 331 in favor of new public. ones to ever complain about the every SJSU sporting event under the in fact: "The duties of program of the basic principles of competent question to the floors on the existing 10th Street station? Must be a coincidence. sun. director, general manager, music journalism the presentation of both garage - but he neglects to mention Once again. someone who didn't The basic gist of his letter is that director, etc., are closely in- sides of an issue? I hope you will extend the same the 456 students who opposed the instantly get the prime-time slot, you have to be a Bee Gees fan to be a tertwined with the normal day-to- courtesy to myself as a student in construction of any garage. goes and dreams up some com- manager at KSJS - any "black or day operations of the station." Well, Admittedly, I was quoted in the the future as you have to an ad- plaints about KSJS to explain his minority" who isn't into teeny- I certainly hope so, Dave! That one article; not out of an interview, ministrator - that is, if an ad- He would collapse the categories own failures. bopper music need not apply. Dave, statement was absolutely correct. however, but out of the letter to the ministrator submits a letter to the as 2,533 11,259 and 943 and 331) in Let me quickly disprove his did you ask Bert Ashe or Oscar Your bitterness shows through editor I had submitted. If the editor on this subject, look me up so I favor of a garage vs. 456 opposed. claims. KSJS doesn't "shove" Top Johnson - KSJS jazz and soul on the line about "aspiring disc reporter had bothered to contact me, can call him a liar without his fin- The other way of looking at these 40 at students; as far as I know, no directors - about this? I don't think jockeys with liberal viewpoints and I'm sure I would have had some ding out about it, or having a chance figures, however, is 1,259 in favor of radio dial is locked on KSJS, so they'd agree with you. ideals." During your short stay at comments to make about some of to deny such, until the paper is the proposed garage vs. 1,730 (943 KSJS. did you tell anyone about the information given in the article. published. and 331 and 456) who favor other these viewpoints? No one at the alternatives. As for the disputed statistics, station remembers you mentioning One of those items is the of- there seems to be a lack of com- them. Were they secret? In fact, we repeated lie that we have "lost" the only wonder, if the munication between the EVP and One can were all rather shocked when you 1,000 parking spaces across Fourth Daily, as the primary his subordinates. Although the Spartan gave us a one-day notice that you Street. As noted in the article, "New medium, would provide number of available parking spaces campus wouldn't be doing your show any Garage May Not Add Any Spaces," given as 350 by the EVP, the responsible and accurate reporting more. As you go through life, you'll in the Oct. 5 Daily, the federal/state was University Police officer who to the students, would there be find very few people who read building complex is not going to be conducted the study said, just as I appreciable support for a $6 million minds. built there, but between Second and asserted, that there are 650 open garage wherever it might be con- The last part of your tirade Third streets. It should also be noted spaces at peak hours ( see "Evening structed? really goes off the deep end. How is that these plans include a parking Permits Offered to Students," "opening-up" the music format "a structure for the employees of this Spartan Daily, Dec. 3 solution" for racism in manager facility. Michael Medina selection? Seems like your Behavioral Sri/Sociology, discrimination charges were A simple call to the San Jose As the specific hour of 9 to 10 senior dreamed-up just so you'd have a chance to complain about the music. But thanks for the compliment and callousness' about the "current stringent for- Daily showed 'negligence mat" - another true statement - Editor: A school newspaper is there to I hope that in the future the but you contradict yourself when After hearing that the Spartan benefit and serve the students. By Daily will display more compassion you ask for something "more Daily was the best newspaper on revealing the name of a student who for the feelings and psychological challenging." What is more college campuses in California, I wished to remain unidentified ( and needs. of the students and their challenging than a stringent for- was proud and impressed. The next obviously showing pride in the in- readers. mat? What you meant to say was day, after reading the article called vestigative work involved), the something less challenging - "No Leads on Campus Attack on Art Spartan Daily showed complete something you could handle. Student," I felt perhaps that award negligence and callousness toward a Susan R. Hamilton Those able to operate the should be rescinded. woman and a student. Civil Engineering, junior stringent KSJS format will be ready for anything commercial radio can throw at them - that's why the New group relieves 'burnout' symptoms format is the way it is. This has been substantiated by many successful KSJS graduates; one from last Editor: instruments of punishment and join this group and receive this December was immediately placed I thought your article on the reward which cause much of the low handsome badge. Simply send the bottles or THE B I LLS PI CTURED Ef2'6 ARE as news director at a large com- trials of Faculty RTP Retention, morale on our campus. labels from three Valium mercial station. Tenure and Promotion last week Fortunately, there is a new 50 cents to: BATTERED FACULTY, A -T ZDEDAVs ERODED Pout- ARS So, Dave, enjoy yourself over in was quite good, as far as it went. group organized to relieve these (7/0 Information Center, Student g D. Ei coopEs Lon,- construction management. I'm Missing, however, were the im- early symptoms of "burnout." It is Union, San Jose State University, rorlr-4-K moNE,K afraid you just couldn't hack it over modest and obscene tasks of hyping called the "Battered Faculty Sup- San Jose, CA 95192. accomplishments, the D. AU_ Or THE ABOVE here in Radio-TV. your own port Group." You may have seen our Ross Hartman rejections, appeals and grievances. members sporting the distinctive Jack Douglas Radio-TV senior In other words, all the Byzantine badge of the BFSG. You, too, may New College (rel.) T el. Gory 2/ 1980 3 Prop. 9 makes student trustee's job tough

by Boni Brewer 1 can do." personnel, the chancellor's action. Finance Prop. 9 cutback office Gov. Jerry Brown's Peltier, former and the trustee audit "To be critical con- suggestions without first division. new student appointment California State University sumers of what's going on consulting the chancellor's to the California State at Chico A.S. president, "I'm not a lobbist - I'm is exactly where student office. University and Colleges stressed that he is not a decision maker," he said. leadership is headed," he Peltier suggested, board of trustees says the working solely for said. "That's my student however, that perhaps the The only difference tension within the CSUC in students. part coming out." relationship "needs to between regular trustees anticipation of Prop. 9 "I need not to be a one- "Students can't just change." and students trustees, cutbacks will make his job issue trustee," he said. "If It may be a -I don't think we Peltier said, is that instead rely on CSSA. a lot tougher than he'd I go in as a student ad- pipe dream to think we can always need to fear of an eight-year term, the expected. vocate and that's it, I'd be end to apathy and change," he said. "There's student serves for two put an "The euphoria has making a real mistake. I'm ignorance," he a whole revolution in years. Also, the ap- student worn off real quick," said not their keeper. StudenLs said. dealing with a 30 percent pointment is not subject. to funding reduction." 23-year-old Jason Peltier, are a main source but I he added that approval by the state But There is also a dispute who was chosen this month need to work for the whole being "pushed senate. students are over whether or not the from amoir 17 applicants family." into the voting real quick" CSSA can choose the for the student trustee Peltier was Peltier succeeds Kevin to help among the booth on June 3 student representative position. two persons recommended Gallagher as student decide Prop. 9. trustee, who was preceded required in the collective Peltier said he'd take a to Brown by the CSSA for Peltier is faced with by Kate Carlson. Carlson bargaining process, which "wait and see" approach to the trustee position. The handling his trusteeship at was the first student has not yet gone into effect. the flare-up last weekend other contender was a time when students are trustee to serve after the And last month, the at SJSU between the CSUC current Chico State struggling for equal footing CSUC board of trustees President Jackie Faris- position was created by the chancellor's office and the with CSUC decision - repealed its November legislature in 1975. California State Students Rees. makers. decision to allow non- Association. Not only will Peltier Peltier said he's a Chancellor Glenn voting student par- "I don't know what to attend every CSSA meeting strong advocate of student Dumke's office warned ticipation on departmental believe yet," Peltier said. to gather input, he said "consumerism," which he CSSA of "repercussions" committees for retention, by aim/Fir/mile want to do what I can to he'll be talking with defined as "systematic, tenure and promotion of "I and a "change in Jason Peltier was just appointed student trustee by Gov Brown help. My problem is faculty, the council of institutionalized, non-tok- relationships" for giving faculty. knowning ass trustee what presidents, university enistic and informed" the state Department of CSSA leaders at this changing with Brown's been made public. university's faculty senate weekend's meeting said the appointments. They're Prior to serving as A.S. for two years. student voice is growing. listening to us." president at Chico State, Peltier graduated from ''We're gaining in- Brown will be ap- Peltier had been the Chico State in 1979 with a Business accreditation fluence with trustees," said pointing two trustees, student government's vice B.S. in agriculture, and is Steve Glazer, CSSA perhaps as early as next president 176-771 and had now working on his B.A. in legislative director. "The month. Possible can- been one of two student economics at San Diego undergoing 'normal' review conservative board is didates, however, have not representatives to the State University.

by Sam Tuohey tremendously, while the population of San Jose State The San Jose State University School of Business is University as a whole has stayed roughly the same. undergoing a "normal review" by the American Because the state funds the university according to size, it Student opinion welcome Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business AACSID, has been difficult for the school to get the additional according to School of Business dean George Halverson. faculty it needs. The School of Business' accreditation is in question While the administration has been "very supportive" in getting new business on new A.S. Constitution because, Halverson said, the ratio of student credit hours teaching positions, the school taught by full-time faculty with doctorates compared with sometimes looks for an entire year before a full-time those taught by faculty without doctorates has slipped professor is hired. Students can voice won't be able to say they Additional changes A director of business below the AACSB's required minimum. Halverson said it takes so long because the school their opinions about the didn't know about the new include adding a faculty affairs and sponsored searches nationally and internationally for prospects. new A.S. constitution at a constitution." and an administrative programs will be created, At times in the last few years, part-time teachers Until the full-time positions can be filled, part-time public forum at 3 p.m. representative to the he said. The director will without Ph.D.s outnumbered the full-time faculty with faculty, who usually don't have Ph.D.'s, teach the today in the S.U. upper The new constitution board, eliminating the be in charge of buugeted doctorates in some of the business departments. necessary classes. This explains the slip in the ratio of pad. The constitution will will change "Student attorney general position programs, and must know Council" This information was included in the School of students taught by Ph.D. faculty. be up for approval by SJSU to "Board of and reducing the mem- the status of the groups, as Directors" and reduce the Business' report to the AACSB in 1977. Since then, the Another problem with hiring new faculty is that the students in an election bership of the judiciary. well as whether the groups number from 20 to 12. Each has been studying the school. Halverson said he School of Business doesn't pay competitive wages, ac- March 12 and 13. are using their allocated AACSB director will have a The constitution will the school will be put on probation by the AACSB cording to Halverson. money effectively. doubts "Students who aren't specific job description and provide for an "in- understand the reasons for the ratio slip. He said the reason an instructor teaches at the SJSU because they usually involved with assigned duties. ternship/orientation" pr- School of Business is either because he likes the Bay Area student government will be Since the School of Business' last formal accreditation or he likes being affiliated with a school with a good ogram for incoming A.S. ATTENTION able to address the coun- This change will allow officers and provide for in 1972, the number of business majors has grown reputation. 18-25 cil," said A.S. Attorney fuller participation in A.S. liaisons to presently VIAR OIDS. General Michael Medina. Council, Medina said. "neglected" groups. Become an "Students usually don't Directors will each have ordained minister care about a constitution, one job to concentrate on The public information in Universal lit.' Equal athletic scholarships but we're hoping to and their attention won't be officer and personnel of- Church. For generate participation with divided into a number of ficer will become council details - - cait lots of publicity. Students areas. seats, Medina said. Rev. W oridside at Currently, both paying J8 -381O tease said to jeopardize funding positions are appointed by no and best time Olympic successes, the A.S. president. I,, tall. by Ellen Goodwin these sports returns to the how he could justify spend- ter's falsified-units scandal If female athletes departments-at-large, ac- ing millions of dollars on in which an SJSU football receive athletic scholar- cording to Adams. the stadium expansion player, Steve Hart, Jarvis II related? THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ships on an equal basis with When asked what pro- when the money could be allegedly obtained six units SACRAMENTO (AP) - male athletes, the SJSU portion of the department's used to lessen the impact of from Rocky Mountain Col- the American public is a - Public acclaim for the Athletic Department may funds these sports provide, Proposition 9, the income- lege in Montana through good many steps ahead of U.S. hockey team and face a financial crisis, Adams said he did not tax slashing initiative, another player, Hugh some of the politicians," FREE COOKIE skating star Eric Heiden according to Dave Adams, know. which may seriously de- Rupp, without attending Campbell said. shows that "doom-sayers" with purchase of 2 or recently appointed SJSU When women's crease university funds the required classes, more who oppose the Jarvis 11 athletic director. athletics began to grow a and force a reduction in Adams said the athletic de- He labeled "doomsday tax cut initiative are out of Adams spoke before a few years ago, both the student enrollment. partment faculty was rhetoric" much of the styles of "It's my understand- touch with the people, opposition to Proposition 9, stop small audience Monday in the play and the -completely unaware of the cookie Senate Minority Leader the Student Union as part coaching were "well below ing that the expansion the situation." Howard Jarvis' June 3 232 El Paseo de Saratoga of the weekly Forum what the fans were used to funds do not come from the The athletic depart- William Campbell, R - ballot measure to cut the program, which is broad- seeing, which could ac- university itself," but ment is not alarmed about Hacienda Heights, said at a state income tax in half. (408) 378-3044 cast on the university count for their failure to rather from the city and the falsified units. Adams news conference Tuesday. station, KSJS, 91 FM, at 11 make money," Adams other sources, Adams said. said. a.m. Tuesdays and 10:30 said. "It will more than pay It was just "one "You have the a.m. Thursdays. Both the players and for itself in a very short situation ... a young man governor of this state Because of title IX, a coaching are now improv- period," he added. tried to get a few credits on running around the East Feb 28- 2 federal regulation which ing, he commented, citing Program moderator his own," he said. Coast and becoming the was amended last SJSU's national champion Cindy Havens asked Adams attributed 95 prophet of doom ... I think December, the athletic de- women's fencing team and Adams what he intends to percent of SJSU's that's just contrary to March 1 partment must award the women's basketball do about athletes flunking "notoriety" to the athletic what's happening out there scholarships to women in and judo teams. out once their eligibility to department. among the people. proportion to the number of Discussing the ex- participate in sports runs Although there are women participating in pansion of Spartan out. other good departments, he "...I think this out- sports, Adams said. Stadium, Adams said a "Many of the major said, "most of the pouring of ... emotion and Presently, football and bigger stadium would universities are hiring publicity" involves support and spirit at the men's basketball receive a provide a "greater oppor- academic coaches," athletics. Olympics is indicative that large share of the depart- tunity to bring name teams Adams said. ALL Cross Country ment's scholarship money into our stadium, so we At SJSU, "Tutors are because "They are the don't have to travel all the provided because of the SKIS BOOTS POLES sports that have the ability time." demands on athletes to bring in money," Adams Scott Cornfield, practicing their sport," explained. producer of the Forum Adams stated. ROPC Fischer Rossignol Trucker Norrona Adidas After providing these programs, asked Adams Discussing last semes- scholarships, the depart- presents... ment does not "have a TROLL bindings $745 TurtleNecks $500 whole lot more for the rest / Rti ,50 of the sports," Adams said. 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by Chuck Bustillos When the change to disco was made, McLeod said that the station felt it was a sound move. October 25, 1979. Not really an historically memorable "At the time we made the change to heavy disco play, day. Except for frustrated local music listeners. At 7 p.m. we were seeing how crazed people were on the stuff," that evening, KI.IV. the oldest AM radio station in San McLeod said. "We just said 'Look how this stuff is Jose, gave a swift kick in the pants to "disco" and selling!' The station has always tried to reflect what the welcomed home a long, lost friend - -rock and roll." people were listening to. At that given time, disco was the KI.IV has run the gamut of AM formats in its 19 year most popular music." In 1962, it started out as the first Top 40 station existance. Then came the crash. Disco was dying. Area KFR(' did not go Top 40 until 1965 ). in the Bay "We saw the writing on the wall around May of last its Top 40 format into the early '70s, when it It carried year," McLeod said. "We started to drift back, but we turned to an "Easy 1.istening," more adult contemporary, style. Then came the) infamous change to "disco" in the late 70's. Entering the '80s. KLIV has changed face again. It 'You can't follow AC/DC has become the first AM station in the country to establish an FM-oriented program which includes "The Rock with Kenny Rogers' Power Hour" at 10 p.m. on Thursdays, featuring the latest in "new wave" music. were screwing up then trying to do this mass appeal thing. KI.IV program director John McLeod has seen the It's impossible to please everybody." evolution of San Jose radio during his 12 years at the said that KLIV then attempted to focus on station. Although he admitted the recent change was a bit McLeod format. With the help of an Atlanta-based of a risk, he said that the South Bay was ready for an AM one particular consultant, it came up with its present station on the lines of FM counterparts KOME and KSJO. radio station -oriented rock radio. -First of all," McLeod said, "some people just don't 'superstars" form of album have FM in their cars. I've talked to some people who "You just can't follow up Kenny Rogers with AC/DC." McLeod said. "We just needed a common denominator. You look at KOME and KSJO and they are 'Top 40 won't survive doing the same thing over and over. When people turn to those stations, they may not always know the artist, but the songs they play areal] of a rock nature." they didn't even bother KLIV is the first AM station in the nation to include a regularly scheduled new wave show in its %%ere so disgusted uith AM that That nature is something that originally rooted at got into their cars." turning on their radios when they KLIV. broadcast schedule. Co -hosts Ken Anthony (left) and Howie Klein (right), formerly with KSAN, Even after the change was made by KLIV, it took "I remember the early days of the station when Top 40 welcome new wave performer Sally Mutant to the "Rock Power Hour" heard on Thursday nights. months before people began to realize that it actually was was synonymous with rock and roll," McLeod said. "Then the Rolling Stones and not Sister Sledge coming out of radio was a lot more theatrical than it is now. The tributed to the dying art of Top 40 AM programmed agency, recently noted in Rolling Stone their speakers. The Abrams program director at KOME (Mike Hunter ) used to be stations. the 100 "heavies" in the music in- -We actuall) dropped the heavy disco play in March magazine as one of Captain Mikie here in the early 60's. "A radio station in the '80s cannot survive musical tastes of l'79)," McLeod said. "But the vibes had been so bad with with a Top dustry, has aided KLIV in dissecting the "All we've really done at KLIV is come back to the 40 format," McLeod said. "Look at KFRC. They were constitutes the rotation rating. the) rock audience and their distate for disco, that it wasn't various age groups which rock which was what we were originally doing," untouchable in the mid-1970s. They've gone down in like the heavy until almost four months later that we started to get any standard the Seventeen- to 21-year-olds seem to last five Arbitron ratings. KYA now calls Twenty-one to feedback. It's really amazing how many people we lost he added. itself "Easy metal stuff like Led Zeppelin and AC/DC. Rock." You just when we went to the disco sound." One other reason for what KI,IV is doing now is at- can't keep playing the same stuff over 25 prefer Fleetwood Mac, Styx and the Eagles. Over 25 and over. You're bound to lose listeners." turn to Dan Fogelburg, early Fleetwood Mac and the '-'ii. 1 When KLIV foresaw disco losing listeners, it turned to Eagles. the top radio consultant in the country, Lee Abrams of With the ability to focus on a particular sound, Burkhart-Abrams. Of its 60 clients, Burkhart-Abrams has McLeod said that the station is able to secure a more turned a dozen of them into the top station in those established following. markets. "A total rock station won't try to slip in a John Denver Although KLIV is regaining lost listeners, McLeod or a Captain and Tennile cut," McLeod said. "When you said that he did not have much time to prepare for the plays disco song, a rock number and a ballad, all you end switch to the "Superstars" format. up doing is confusing the listener." "I found out a couple of weeks before the actual While album-oriented rock on AM may be a step in the change that we were going with the "Superstars" style," right direction to break its "establishment" stereotype, McLeod said. 1 had to do a lot of running around, going to McLeod said that he'd hoped that AM will be able to all the stores to get records, because our shelves were broadcast in stereo in the near future. However, he said pretty much limited to some disco stuff." that there is plenty of confusion here as well. That disco "stuff" has been shelved. Only you won't "It's the government's hesitancy to give approval for find any in the KLIV library. The station's rotation list is stereo on AM that's the biggest problem now," McLeod based on a "high," "medium" and "average" rating. Led said. "I really don't see it happening for another 10 or 15 Zeppelin, Styx and Cheap Trick are "high," Steve Miller years. It would be an innovation of a creative process. As "medium" and early Rush an "average." well as salvation." Ramones, Ambrosia AFFIRMATIVE ACTION concerts planned PANEL DISCUSSION The Ramones and for March 14 at the Civic Ambrosia are two concerts Auditorium., would be --TODAY-- tentatively planned in the definite. He said that Hush STUDENT UNION BALLROOM near future by the A.S. would be the opening act. Programs Board, ac- The Ramones with 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. cording to AS. Programs Pearl Harbor and the REPRESENTATIVES FROM Advisor Ted Gehrke. Explosions is another Gehrke said that he S.J.S.U., F.M.C. & The award winning play "'Friends' opens tonight at 8 in the University Theatre Play members include concert that the A.S. would know this week if the Programs Board is Johnson (left to right) Steven Chastian, Joan Nelson, Cindy Moshier and Drake Ambrosia show, scheduled working on. This show HEWLETT-PACKARD would be on April 17, also at FREE REFRESHMENTS the Civic. PRESENTED BY Award Another show ten- -winning 'Friends' tonight tatively scheduled is BLACK BUSINESS Patrice Rushen and riends,’ 1978 vt inner and a flighty niece. The SJSU theater arts lecturer, senior; John Nelson, Miranda said. It deals with Hiroshima on May 1. of the Harold C. Crain story is set on the directs "Friends." The theater arts graduate; adult issues and the STUDENTS Playwriting award, opens Washington coast. play was professionally Drake Johnson, radio-TV language and subject tonight at 8 in the The Crain award ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD is produced last month at the senior; and Cindy Moshier, matter reflect this, she SAN JOSE STATE I 1NIVERSITY University Theater. given annually to the Federal Theater Project in English senior. added. The West Coast year's finest play as judged New York. "Friends," written by Ticket information is premiere also plays by a national panel of The SJSU student Crispin Larangeira of New available from the More Entertaining Thursday through university and professional production stars Steve York, is not recommended University Box Office at Saturday at 8 p.m. Ad- theater persons. Chastain, theater arts for young audiences, 277-2777. Than Humanly Possible! mission IS 81.50. students The award, first given and senior citizens. and $3 in 1976, is in honor of Dr. general. Harold C. Crain, who "Friends" deals with served as SJSU theater the love and hate arts chairman from 1955- elationships between an 63. Change the :f guy rouple, their boarder Dr. Kathleen Miranda. Constitution? 3,111 loSe tate Llittverst be held to t.i tc,i St ttaLnt.f. Program Board A public forum will discuss and explain the draft of 11k'k St ttalcrit Union Ptmcrit the new A.S. Constitution. The main features of the new document are the elimination of the Attorney II_ General on the Executive Staff, litocrott, reduction of the AS. Judiciary by half. and transforming the present SIR LEW GRAI IF and MARTIN STARCiER present A JIM HENSON PRODUCTION

Funded by Associated Sti4,1 P11, nbrodry 2 / 195(1 5 0 sports Outlook bright for 1980 track and field team consistent basis," Livers anyone in the nation," decides to send a team to same season said. Bullard continued. Moscow. Feurbach won the The hurdles, 110-meter The Spartans may Bohni, with a lifetime PCAA meet last year with highs and 400-meter in- have four high jumpers best of 17-5, holds every a put of 62-3 1/2. termediates, could be a over 7-0 this season. age -group record in F'eurbach will also be shaky area for the Spar- Thurlis Gibbs, former Switzerland from age 12. counted upon in the discus tans with the loss of Olym- national junior college Kim Black, a returning throws. In the pic hopeful Cooper. and hammer record holder with a second-place finisher in the he placed fourth in As has been the case in discus lifetime best of 7-3 1/2, PCAA championships, is with a 172-3 toss. past seasons, Bullard said the PCAA leads the high jumpers. another 17-foot vaulter. much of SJSU's success His best hammer throw is Gibbs placed third in Black, a senior, has depends on the hurdles. 164-1. the PCAA championships lived in the shadow of Greg Shouldering that Long jumper Ess(xiina last season and is the Woepse while at SJSU. burden will be Mike Atchade from the Republic Spartans No. 2 high jumper With the publicity given Hawthorne, Jerome of Togo in Western Africa in history. Woepse over the past Bearden and Gordon Bliss. set a freshman record for Willie Briscoe, a seasons, it has gotten little Hawthorne will take SJSU with a 26 foot jump. transfer from Los Angeles notice that Black has charge of the 110 highs with He also placed second in a lifetime best of 13.9. Bearden is coming off a season of Spartan foot- ball, where he saw action Field should dominate at defensive back. SJSU's distance runners will have a new City College, is a brand- vaulted over 17 feet on the PCAA meet. His mentor this season in 23- new spartan, with a eight occasions. lifetime best mark is 26- year-old Dave Shrock, who lifetime best of 7-2. The two vaulters, along 51/2. coached at College of San Joel Wyrick, who with the three high jum- Javelin thrower Curt Mateo for five years and jumped 7-0 at an all-corners pers, have potential to be Ransford placed sixth in was a meet organizer for meet in Los Gatos recently, high placers in the NCAA the NCAA's last season Stanford for one year is a transfer student from tournament, according to with a 241-7 throw. The 6-3, before making the move to San Jose City College. Bullard. 230 pound Ransford has a SJSU. A fourth seven-foot Bullard also mentioned lifetime best throw of 245-7. a little thin this "We're jumper could be a three more field athletes The triple jump will be year because Don Riggs possibility if Sly Pritchett with national potential. manned this season by distance (last year's is declared academically Shot putter Bob Craig Roberts and Wyrick. coach) knew he was its eligible. Feuerbach, at 6-2 and 260 Roberts placed fifth in leaving and didn't con The pole vaulters will pounds, is a two-time the PCAA last season with centrate on recruiting," be led by a possible defending PCAA cham- a 99-8 1/2 mark. A second- Shrock said. "But we have Olympic candidate, Felix pion. Feurbach placed place finisher in the state some well trained and Bohni from Switzerland. fourth in the NCAA in 1978. high school competition, talented athletes." one ai Bohni is Switzerland's He also placed seventh in Roberts has a lifetime best Jamaican-born Eddie in- top vaulter. His Olympic the AAU National of 49-11 3/4. Wright and Terry Johnson s of status is dependent upon Championships with a Wyrick's best mark is STAN" figure to be the mainstays .,c whether or not Switzerland g. lifetime best of 64-0 1/2 that 49-11. in the tough 800 meters. avy ....e.oriStYmt"..4:4114.6414rrxr..e,..4...... WierZeiVwXWir4rwrZybr.eerarrywr.re,-.,mx-....-_,,yeey.-1 While both have e to ir previously reached the low r25 11111/110 1:50's, Shrock expects the the All pair to excell once com- petition begins. Returning veteran lore Stan Ross will be the Show us what cornerstone of the 1,500- wer meter event as he was last you season. end you can do! The 21-year-old Santa by Jblie I Monica native placed third the in the PCAA 1,500 com- ype, Jerome Beardon is one of the hurdlers being counted on to replace Olympic hopeful Dedy Cooper. who The Academy of Art College is now offering summer left the team to concentrate on his Olympic training and family responsibilities petition as a freshman and e to had the third-best clocking said study grant scholarships to students who can measuie in the mile for high by Joe Bloom people to contribute." already aligned my season spot, the relay team has up to our standards. Send for further details today. and Dave Meltzer The Spartans proved as to what I want to do in already posted a 40.5 and schoolers in 1977. I for In the 5,000-meter race, ,eod The year was 1969 and their depth in a 85-72 win each individual meet, but should continue to im- Scholarships are available in the areas of Advertising, the SJSU track team was over Stanford Saturday. my main goal is to stay prove. Dan Harvey and Tim r 15 Gruber are expected to Graphic Design, Illustration. Fine Art, (Drawing. As propelled to national Despite below -par healthy." The 200 meter appears prominence by sprinters showings by many of the An All-NorCal selec- strong as well with Lewis, hold their own with help Painting, Sculpture and Printmaking) and Photography. John Carlos, Lee Evans Jackson and from Kennedy High's Mark sprinters and hurdlers, tion in high school, Thomas Foster slated For further information return this coupon tall us at 1415; 6/3 42(10 and Ronnie Ray Smith. SJSU was able to overcome sufferd leg problems last to represent SJSU. Sanchez. This year's squad the Cards as well as year while finishing behind Foster will also climb As for field com- could be in the same Hayward State's 37 points. Irvine's King, who has into the blocks for the 400 petition, "we figure on position to continue the Bullard, in his ninth since left the Anteaters for meters, along with Phil outscoring every team we Spartans' past good for- season at SJSU, also said Arizona. Williams and James Davis. face this year," Bullard ACADEMY OF ART COLLEGE tunes, according to sprint that his team is thin in the In his quest for an Williams has had an said. 540 Povvell Street "Our OF ART COLLEGE coach Larry Livers. middle distance events and NCAA title, Thomas sees injury problem which high jumpers and Son Francisco CA 04108 ACADEMY SOO Fr anr Q410. forced him to move up to pole vaulters are as good as 540 Powell 5T A the 400 meters instead of i would like to reserve further mformai the shorter sprints, ac- cording to Livers. Sprinters lead the vvay NAME Livers also believes that the Spartans' 4x400 -4* ADDRESS relay team of Williams, 'I think there's a very could have problems in the his main competition LAST Davis, Jackson and Foster NIGHT favorable comparison to hurdles since Spartan star coming from teammates is capable of bringing in SHAKESPEARE the 1969 team," Livers said Dedy Cooper won't be Lewis and Jackson, along points. FESTIVAL last week during an indoor coming out this year. with James Sanford of "The 4x400 team has A MIDSUMMER workout necessitated due Cooper, who was the University of Southern been good but not on a to poor weather conditions. mainstay of the 110 high California, Jerome Deal of NIGHT S DREAM "Except we won't have hurdles for the Spartans in Texas-El Paso, and Willie AND Xerox the depth this year like in recent seasons, decided he Turner of Louisiana State. THE Copies TAMING the past to fall back on," could not come out for the Lewis came to SJSU OF THE SHREW Livers said. squad because of pressures after an illustrious career P/2( Each ATS0 With returning let- from Olympic training and at San Francisco's Wilson sell service 8 LIVE terman Ken Thomas an- family responsibilities. High School and San Jose 251 minimum choring the sprint But the sprints, oh City College, where he was RENAISSANCE ALL department along with those wonderful sprints. the 1977 NorCal champ in MUSIC BY The Intel Notebook Ernest Lewis and Willie With Thomas returning both the 100 and 200 meters. 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by Dave Meltzer "Wrestling is not as easy a sport to be a spectator as Kerr has been pushing for more coverage of SJSU I want to establish wrestling as a sport here other sports," Kerr said. "With football or basketball you wrestling in the San Jose Mercury. To this extent he has to the forever." head coach T.J. Kerr said in outlining the goals don't really have to understand it to enjoy it. You can see a started a letter-writing and phone-call campaign he has set for himself and the wrestling program at SJSU. ball go through a hoop while you drink a martini." Mercury offices. -I'd like for us to pack the place Spartan gym) for "Wrestling takes longer to understand, but there's "We're ranked in the top 20 for the first time in this every home meet with 2,500 season ticket holders and something about it. Once you get into it, it'll suck you in school's history and the Mercury barely even mentioned have them turn away people at the door," Kerr continued. and you'll become hooked," Kerr said. it," Kerr said. . It we could keep doing that we would force them to "When I first became coach, I thought the major "The problem is the Mercury has such a monopoly build a bigger facility, like they did at Lehigh," Kerr said. duties would be arranging practices, recruiting and on the local newspaper market and they just don't have an Kerr marvels at the program at Lehigh. It sold out its scheduling," he said. "I've found that's only about 15 interest in covering us," Kerr said. old building for every meet with season ticket holders. percent of it." The letters to the editor column in the Mercury each

The only way you could get in is if one of the season ticket Promoting increased ticket sales is one of the areas Sunday has been filled with complaints from fans asking holders co \ e up a ticket to you. he said. which occupies much of the coach's time. the paper for better coverage of Spartan wrestling. Instead of responding with added coverage, the Mercury has responded with snide remarks toward Kerr's letter-writing campaign, according to Kerr. Netters in combined match Sunday's Mercury had another in the string of letters that have been sent to the sports department. For the first time this men's and women's squads campus courts. know what they have new The writer of the letter stated the Spartans had a season the two SJSU tennis entertain their coun- San Diego's men's this year." "great wrestling team." teams will get a look at terparts from the team currently sports a 7-2 San Diego lost close Rather than answer all the criticism with more each other in NCAA University of San Diego won-loss record while the matches to Arizona and coverage, Mercury executive sports editor Terry Galvin ctat petition as both the today at 2 p.m. on the south women are a less im- Southern Methodist in the responded to the letter saying "great Division I wrestling pressive 1-4. The men Tuscon Invitational over teams don't lose 39-9 to Divison II schools, even if they are recently placed third in the the weekend. powerhouses." San Diego Intercollegiate SJSU's record in the Infuriated at these remarks, Kerr answered ex- tennis tournament. weekend tournament was claiming that the Bakersfield team GalVin was referring The men feature No. 1 somewhat similar. to is ranked fifth in the nation overall. Wrestling coach T.J. Kerr singles player Scott Lipton Although losing by lopsided "We were missing six of our best wrestlers with the and No. 2 Peter Hermann. margins to Texas and UC- flu in that meet," Kerr added, a fact which evidently accused of writing and typing term papers for my Lipton, a junior, won the Irvine, SinClair claims eluded Galvin. wrestlers, an accusation which was unsubstantiated. San Diego Intercollegiate many of the matches were "We're currently ranked 17th in the nation out of 377 They never wrote a retraction." and is 4-3 so far this year. very close and could have schools which field wrestling teams. What would Galvin Kerr is hopeful that new Athletic Director Dave Hermann, a gone either way. call that, mediocre?" Kerr said. Adams will help boost interest. sophomore, is 7-2 and both Freshman Diane "I think Gill Cable is a key for our future. We've "Adams could help us without pouring money in. He'd players were named NCAA Farrell will play No. 1 gotten really good response to the matches they've just have to get some of the Spartan boosters interested in Division II All-Americans singles for San Diego. She broadcasted. I'm hoping we can get them to televise more the program," Kerr said. last year. is currently ranked No. 3 in of our matches next year," Kerr said. As a team, San Diego the East Coast junior "You really don't know what to expect from the has accomplished its rankings. Spartan Daily. Last year they ripped us apart. I was COPIES record by beating the likes 31/2 c of the University of hi, minimum Southern ('alifornia and the University of Utah. Men's, women's tennis both lose On the women's side, SJSU fell from the player Nial Brash was the The women's team 2, 6-2 in the No. 1 singles today will mark the ranks of the unbeaten only SJSU winner, stopping faced similar results match. KINKO'S opening of the 1980 home yesterday. Marty Davis in a thrilling yesterday against second- Moulton teamed with 41111 San ( arlris 51 season. California, the fourth- 7-6, 7-6 match. ranked Stanford, losing 8-0. potential All-American Sue 295t I After having the last ranked men's tennis team The very tense match Alycia Moulton, Rassmussen in the No. 1 Also at: few weeks of practice in the nation, thrashed the saw Brash win tie-breakers defending national-doubles doubles match to stop 12 ) 5 ird SI hampered by bad weather Spartans by a 7 1/2-1 1/2 in both sets by a 5-4 champion, stopped SJSU's Purcell and Arlene Santos, conditions, the l.ady score yesterday afternoon margin. top player, Kim Purcell, 6- 6-2,6-1. 2,r, 4 I Spartans have had a full at the South Campus week of competition. courts. -I'm not really sure Spartans' No. 1 singles how good they are," coach -.11111 Lyn SinClair said of San Diego. "Last year we were he Pall/ Sollova, pretty equal, but I haven't Spartan No 1 singles player Nial Brash contacted them and don't Six-run 9th beats SJSU IN A WORLD WHERE t, Itt I liorris Eric Parker singled home himself in a no outs jam LW-Davis got six runs first baseman for a 1-0 with runners on first and on six hits in the ninth Davis lead. second in the ninth, SJSU EVERYONE DEMANDS inning yesterday to SJSU came back with coach Gene Menges lifted register its first win in nine two runs in the bottom of him in favor of Mark outings and hand SJSU its the eighth to take a 2-1 lead. Langston, who proceeded fourth consecutive non- Dave Williams, run- to allow four more hits as EXPERIENCE, conference baseball loss, 7- ning for DH Mitch Buich, the Mustangs pushed 2, at Municipal Stadium. aboard on a walk, was across six runs for the win. Starting pitcher Randy sacrificed to third by left- Raphael took the loss. 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