Volume 76, Number 91 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Thursday, April 9, 1981 Non-resident Financial aid tuition could money loses be increased by Russ Flung Non-resident students could be required to pay an buying power additional $675 in tuition next year if a CSUC proposal is approved in the 1981-82 fiscal budget. by David Saracco financial aid. Out-of-state or foreign students taking 15 units or Students who receive financial The Reagan plan, submitted more could be required to pay $2,825 for tuition beginning aid checks will not get an increase to shortly after the inauguration, next year, compared to the present charge of $2,160. make up for inflation next semester called for no increase in family The proposal would also increase the cost per due to a compromise reached bet- contribution or for the cost of at- semester unit from $72 to $94.50. ween Congress and the Reagan tendance and asked for $750 in Louis Messner, CSDC assistant vice chancellor for Administration. student contribution. budget and planning, said $495 of the increase would go to In reaching the agreement, In essence, the Reagan plan help offset an expected $10 million cut in the CSUC budget. Congress decided to use last year's wanted Congress to approve a The trustees estimate this hike could make UD for half schedules and indexes for proposal that did not allow for in- of the $10 cut that may be taken from the CSUC processing financial aid forms thus creases in the cost of education. portion of the state budget so the governor can send a making no addition of funds to allow Although the Senate wanted to balanced budget to the state legislature. for cost of living increases. approve the Reagan package, the The remaining $180 was proposed by the trustees to Now that a decision has been Democrat-dominated House of offset ''increased instructional costs," according to made, SJSU students will begin Representatives did not go along James Jensen, CSUC director of governmental affairs. receiving notification of their aid with the proposal. Although the Assemby Ways and Means sub- beginning June 1, according to Don Applications submitted to committee has approved the $10 million cut, the Senate Ryan, financial aid director at financial aid departments all over Finance subcommittee has recommended the cut not be SJSU. the country have been held up made. Although no increases for in- because the central processor in If, after a full conference between both houses, the flation were incorporated into the Santa Monica could not begin legislature decides not to adopt the cut, the $495 charge financial aid package, students will processing applications. would not be enacted next year. not be required to contribute any Because of the hold-up, the Jensen predicted non-resident tuition increases could money to receive aid as proposed by processor has more than three continue in the future if the trustees maintain this policy the Reagan Administration. million eligibility reports in backlog. of making adjustments for higher costs as well as in- The House of Representatives, Financial Aid Director Ryan flation. the Senate and the Department of said the processor can produce The $180 proposal was made by the trustees before the Education meshed parts of the about 465,000 eligibility reports a $10 million reduction, as included in the governor's Carter Administration proposal and week and the backlog should be budget, according to Messner. the Reagan team proposal to finally completed in about four weeks. The Senate Finance subcommittee opposes the idea of approve the Family Contribution He said SJSU students will begin the reduction because it said "schools should not be Schedule, the cost of attendance receiving the initial eligibility hit" in this manner, according to a subcommittee aide. figures and the student contribution reports in about one week. However, the subcommittee is not against the $180 index. Congress has yet to pass a hike in next years's non-resident fees. Financial aid departments at package that includes supplemental He added that, according to the state education code, colleges and universities determine appropriations for Basic Education the trustees have the authority to enact non-resident exactly how much money they will Opportunity Grants, but Ryan has tuition proposals without consulting the legislature. need to complete a financial aid been assured the $641 million in Although the trustees "can do it on their own," they do package for students by using these appropriations will be approved. discuss non-resident tuition increases with the legislature, schedules. He said the delay has nothing to he said. Last January 19, the Carter do with the appropriations but with The aide said the subcommittee estimated the savings administration submitted a proposal the other technicalities in the total to the CSUC would be more than $6 million. to Congress recommending its package that must be approved at Messner predicts the cut would be implemented into approval of a 12 percent increase for the SATP time' the final budget that is expected to be ready on July 1, but family contribution and the average Therefore, financial aid "some questions" still remain which could change what is photo by Larry Braill cost of attendance. The proposal departments can estimate the basi, finally approved. aim, called for no student con- grants and be able to notify students He said these questions include what amount is set tribution. of their aid. aside in the budget, what the legislature decides to do, and The family contribution A drive started by SJSU's aid whether Edmund G. Brown Jr. finds other sources of An afternoon siesta schedule is an estimated amount of department to get all students to revenue. money parents are expected to write their respective congressman In the meantime, Messner said, discussions will Warm spring sunshine and a bench in the S.U. amphitheatre lull marketing earmark to their children's college "was very, very successful," ac- see TUITION page 8 major Kevin Ward into a few minutes sleep between classes. education if the student receives cording to Ryan. Ryan said Congress received an unprecedented amount of mail from students pushing for the passage of supplemental appropriations and schedules and indexes. Ryan noted that SJSU President Gail Fullerton sent letter to area by Greg Robertson KKK any attention and to "make a rights of all people are observed." Churches, Clifford Harris of Con- Patricia Sausedo. Congressmen Don Edwards ID-San Jose), San Jose Mayor Janet Gray statement to deplore what the KKK Jim McAtee of the Santa Clara cerned Citizens, Rosa Maria Her- Besides the counter rally, and Norman Mineta 1D-San Jose), asking Hayes brought together a wide stands for." County Human Relations Com- nandez of the Mexican-American Kintner, of the Council of Churches, for their support on promoting variety of community leaders The mayor said she hoped mission said the counter rally was a Community Services Agency and is organizing a march to Kelley Park Congress' approval. yesterday morning to announce the citizens would not attend the KKK chance to "celebrate the freedom Gordon McLean, executive director the same morning. Kintner said the Both congressmen phoned Ryan formation of a counter rally to rally in protest, but instead would and diversity of our nation." of Youth for Christ. march will begin at both Sacred and assured him their support. coincide with a gathering of the Ku join her counter rally. Other speakers who endorsed Supervisor Zoe Lofgren ex- Heart School and Overfelt High Fullerton received a letter from Klux Klan at St. James Park "We don't have to give them the counter rally were Alice Thorn of pressed her personal support and School at 9 a.m. Edwards saying "student financial Saturday. credibility by attending their rally," League of Women Voters, Vicar the Santa Clara County Board of Hayes said she was not an- aid programs are one of the best Hayes called on the citizens of she said. "Neither should we allow General Norman Allen of the Supervisor's condemnation of the ticipating any violence at the KKK investments our nation can make in San Jose to "come together for a then) to draw us there as media Diocese of San Jose, David Cooley of KKK. rally. the future" and SJSU "can count on strong, common purpose. Our rally props to bring attention to their the Episcopal Church, Executive Also representing the city were "We're taking the KKK's word my efforts to provide adequate and will hopefully reaffirm human doctrine of hatred." Minister Dwight Kintner of the council members Blanca Alvarado, that it will be a peaceful rally," she timely funding to our student dignity." Hayes said the KKK would only Santa Clara County Council of Jim Beall, Jerry Estruth and said. population." The City Council granted the participate in "festering, infectious KKK a permit two weeks ago and displays of hatred." several attempts by organizations to The mayor was joined at the have that permit revoked have press conference by several council failed. members, church leaders and ethnic The Ku Klux Klan is planning to group representatives, all of whom hold its rally at 10 a.m. spoke out against the KKK and A group called ''The Coalition stressed the need to attend the Against Racism" plans to hold a counter rally. rally on the opposite side of St. Vice Mayor Iola Williams said James Park at the same time as the she "holds in contempt those who KKK. violate human dignity." The counter rally put together She added this was a unique Phase two of the proposed three- by the mayor and various com- opportunity for San Jose to step Spartan Stadium expansion munity leaders will take place at the demonstrate to the rest of the nation project is at a standstill because of Leininger Center Amphitheater in the city respects constitutional difficulties in raising funds. Kelley Park from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. rights, but that "we don't necessari- With the completion of phase one last December, fund raisers "The principles championed by ly endorse" the groups that wish to speak. were optimistic about reaching the the Ku Klux Klan are abhorrent to $1 million needed for phase two this the responsible and decent people of Al Wilson, director of the Afro- American Community Services year. this community," Hayes told a Private businessmen aren't gathering of local media. "Yet we Agency, said the counter rally will give the community "an event we willing to make donations because of legally must allow them the right to inflation and also because they're peacefully assemble in our city." can all back." Rabbi David Robbins, a board having a hard time getting their own At Tuesday's City Council member of the National Conference houses in order. meeting, last ditch efforts by the of Christians and Jews, said the The Spartan Stadium com- Coalition Against Racism to have existence of the KKK shows bigotry munity campaign is made up of the KKK permit revoked were not is not dead in the country. representatives from the San Jose successful. Chamber of Commerce, the San "We can't sit City Attorney Robert Logan around and an- Jose Earthquakes, the Spartan ticipate nothing warned the council against denying is going to occur," Foundation and private members of the permit, saying denial could be a Robbins said in support of the the SJSU community. counter rally. violation of the First Amendment. Phase two will Increase total "As much as we deplore what "The counter rally can also seating capacity of Spartan Stadium the KKK stands for, " Hayes said, show concern for the children of by 2,000, bringing it to 24,000. The "they still have the constitutional Atlanta," said Daniel Hoffman of proposed project will add four more right to speak." the Anti-Defamation League. He sections to the west side grand- also denounced the KKK, but for stands. Fred Hirsch, a speaker stressed his belief in the First the The $3.3 million was raised for Coalition Against Racism, called Amendment right of free speech. rally "something of a tragedy." phase one. This money paid for the "Our people have suffered more addition of seven sections to the west "Any organization that calls for than any other group from Klan side grandstands, remodeling rest would excite the majority genocide activities," said Inez Jackson of the rooms, improving entrance ac- community." photo by all Andrews of the National Association for the Ad- cessibility and building new con- Hayes emphasized the need for a vancement of Colored People. "But I The upper portion of Spartan Stadium's west side was part of the $3 3 million first step in expansion cession stands. counter rally to avoid giving the want to make sure the constitutional construction completed last December. Fund raising for phase two has stopped due to inflation. see STADIUM page 8 opinion 1,ur ,tlev April 9 9811 Haig should resign his post, unable to cope with crisis

Jeffrey R. Smith many more people would have been shot. Staff Writer Is this the man who was in charge, if only for an hour After a little more than two or so, of all the U.S. military forces? If reports of a Soviet months as secretary of state, attack had come, would this have been the man respon- Alexander Haig has already con- sible for responding to the situation? sidered resigning because of con- Apparently Haig was thinking along the same lines flicts with the White House staff. when he announced that no alert measures were being President Reagan should do considered at the time. himself and the nation a favor and This statement was not clarified sufficiently. Ap- beat Haig to the punch by firing him. parently Haig was trying to reassure the nation that Haig felt slighted by the White House when Reagan American military forces were not being alerted in appointed Vice President George Bush as his director of response to any situation overseas, possibly in Poland. "crisis management." Haig perceived this as a threat to But why should Haig make this "reassurance" when his monopoly on foreign affairs decisions. all the nation really cared about was Reagan's condition? In retrospect, it appears to have been an act fostered by So he sulked and muttered in public that he would still paranoia and an extreme lack of composure. The country be the "general manager" of U.S. foreign policy and that should be thankful that George Bush will handle its crises Reagan's decision had not been discussed with him. in the future. But with the assassination attempt last week, Haig But the situation underlines deeper concerns about got a chance to vindicate himself and show his ability to Haig's personality and ability to perform the job assigned cope with a crisis. to him by Reagan. Haig first told the press that he was in charge of the Haig's ambition is legendary. He has run for situation, presumably until Bush returned to Washington president before and no one would be surprised ii he ran in by plane. 1984. He works long, fatigue-inducing hours, despite a But his actions belied his statement. He was anything triple coronary bypass operation he underwent last year. but in charge." His hands trembled noticeably and his He emphasized to reporters the leftist threat in El voice quavered as the suspense concerning the president's Salvador despite the administration's wish to concentrate condition heightened. on domestic economic problems, and has muscled in on In a situation in which Haig's task was to reassuare a decisions better left to other branches of the government. shaken nation by acting cool and collected, the secretary "He thinks he's president," said one White House had all the calming affect of a double dose of No-Doz. aide. The flap over the crisis management decision is the It was left to Reagan himself to reassure the nation. first major sign of dissension in the new administration though he had lost By walking into the hospital even and could well lead our allies to question the strength and cracking one-liners / //,/ almost half of his blood supply and by consensus behind our foreign policies. the president masterfully with his doctors and his wife, For the good of his administration and the country, /./.3a-ckusi 81 put everyone a little more at ease. Reagan should not wait for Haig to resign but should fire Do Nur ATTEMPT Meanwhile Haig seemed on the verge of mental him instead. To ADJUST YOUR SET, I collapse in the situation room. If the fingers of the Secret The United States needs a calm, level-headed adult in I AM IN CONTROL! Service agents carrying submachine guns at the scene of charge of its foreign affairs, not a sniping, backstabbing, the assassination attempt had been as shaky as Haig's, poise-lacking malcontent like Alexander Haig. Daily Policy The policy of the Spartan Daily class standing will be printed. byline attributing the article ac- regarding letters and material The Spartan Daily reserves the cordingly. submitted from individuals or right to limit the number of letters The Daily encourages reader organizations outside of the Spartan on a given topic after a sufficient comments regarding editorials, Daily staff is as follows: amount of comment has appeared. opinions or news stories. 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Only the name, major and organization and will appear with a needed. letters Paranoid views Program board never spoken to me, or anyone on the board about the AFI, and he hasn't on Ample stint hurt by AFI the faintest idea how these cuts will affect the board. Editor: Editor: I finally had the chance to speak As far as I know, he doesn't even If anyone has embarrassed know where we're located. In fact, women by not using their head it's with Bruce Alderman about the Automatic Funding Initiative ( AFI ) no one even remotely connected to staff writer Cyndee Fontana, not the AFI has ever consulted me about Annie Ample. I have two big com- on Tuesday. I've always been against the AFI simply because I the effect AFI will have on the plaints, and they aren't about An- program board, which will bear the nie's chest. think a reapportionment of IRA funds would be a more appropriate brunt of the funding cuts. First, the article "sex- way to subsidize the Daily, KSJS, This will mean the certain ploitation" should not have been Theatre Arts, et al. elimination of programs like the printed and second, Ms. (I assume) Dance in Art series, Dick Gregory, Fontana's attitude toward women. But I was really frightened by the Musicke Faire Chamber Or- Mr. Alderman, leader and chestra, Stokely Carmichael, Long Her paranoid, insecure and spokesman of the AFI movement. Wharf Theatre Ballet West, U2, Bill "op.1 11-le 001.411eARY, ThotiGNT TWE cRisis meirJAr,_,EhAEN,rr naive views reflect a much more He outlined for me his plans to do Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, the negative feeling toward womens' SETuP woRKED MOST" SATISFACToRiLse LAST NAOWDAY! away with the program board's Annual Fountain Blues Festival and success than Annie's "stunt." budget and eliminate the secretary, all the assorted rock, new wave, Calling Annie a boob is con- both rather essential to the board. progressive and jazz shows the tradictory because she has used her The scary part is that Mr. board does for free. Hunger Awareness Day is brain to get where she is. She has Alderman has made all these plans Bill Rolland kept abreast of society and has for cuts without once stepping into Director gained success by making bosom the program board's office. He has A.S. program board buddies with the right people, which at least one step in battle can't be accomplished by an airhead. The fact that the publisher is a woman is proof of that. The Spartan Daily analogy of Mary Cunningham was toward alleviating starvation also contradictory. Chauvinistic Editor Wayne Norton views have really hurt her. Isn't she Advertising Manager Chris Rose managing al-I1 or something now? City Editor Stephen D. Stroth Nancy Gibson What guarantees do the people involved in the fast News Editor staff Writer Mary Washburn-Higgins have that their $2.52 is really going to make it to some When Ms. Fontana realizes that Associate News Editor Judy Larson Yesterday was Hunger hungry person and give him somthing to eat? sexuality and fun are a part of life, Special Pages Editor Mary Aparuisewicz Awareness Day, a day of fasting I don't mean to suggest that anyone is going to take maybe she won't be so narrow- Layout Editor David Jacob designed to give students a greater this money and use it for his own purposes, but it is a minded toward a quickly changing Opinion Editor Holly Allen understanding of world hunger. problem that many people have come across when trying society. Sports Editor Jerry McDonald Dormitory residents could sign to raise money for charity. Wally Smith Associate Sports Editor Steve Relova up to have the $2.52 allotted per There is so much involved in trying to get the money Accounting Feature Editor Tom Mays student per day donated to hungry to the people who need it. It is more than simply collecting senior Entertainment Editor Nancy Young people, and fast for the day. the money and handing it out, and somehow much of what Photo Editor Sal Bromberger Chief Photographer Appreciation and understanding of the suffering that Tom Surges Retail Ad many peoples of the world endure is necessary. It is a first Manager Laura Larson Well-fed fat people Business step toward alleviating the problem of starvation and are going to have Manager Judy Murray sickness. Voter turnout Art Director Lisa Astor to do more than skip a few meals Special It is highly unlikely, however, that the people who Projects Manager Kevin I,ucido signed up for the fast will actually go all day without and feel sorry for starving children reflects apathy National Ad Manager Mitch Fleischman eating. A good number of them will probably end up at Editor: Editorial Staff Bruce Buckland I am disappointed in the low McDonald's or Togo's, and their appreciation of hunger has been collected never makes it to the people Ted Catanesi, Jeff Davis, Rich de Give, Cyndee Fontana, Russ rung, for whom student voter turnout for the runoff will not be much improved. it was intended. Nancy Gibson, Doug Kelley, John McNicholas, Greg Robertson, Rich election. Student apathy is not the Robinson, Jeff Smith, Perhaps, though, some will go through with it and will There are millions of hungry and starving people in Arlene Stenger, Stacey Stevens, David Saracen, way to make positive changes at this Eric Strahl, Billy Thomas, really try to understand how hard it must be for people the world and thousands in our own country. The well-fed Tim Truax, Stephanie Villegas, Barbara university. Wyman. who are hungry everyday. But unless they use this in- fat people of this country are going to have to do more creased awareness to try to help these people, their efforts than skip a few meals and feel sorry for the children who Students must get involved in Advertising Staff Alberto Bellidn, are useless. starved to death that day being elected, as the issues that are Brenda Bennet, Marc Calvanico, Lori Castor, Wendy Chili, Craig voted on could affect We are going to have to work together and make much us all. We're Henderson, Max Huckins, Scott Hymas, Suzanne lids, Karen Jang, Sympathy isn't going to fill any of those empty supposed greater sacrifices than those involved in Hunger to be educated at this Loraine McCormick, Tony Maglaya, Gina Milani, Femi Osikominu, stomachs. Only by a continuous concerted effort not only university. Let's that Awareness Day. use some of Noelle Pinkel, Laura Rafferty, Kathleen Reilly, Mark Reynolds, Dirk to spread our wealth, but to donate our time as well, can education in a Some will say that Hunger Awareness Day is, at least, positive way. Rinker, Rose Salgado, Laura Sanders, Tricia Sanders, Constance we even begin to help them. a beginning. There are others who will say they have done Gus Robinson Jr. Shawley, Claire Short, Eric Stouffer, Lucy Trevino, Edward Ventura, Another problem with Hunger Awareness Day is a their part. They have donated $2.52 and fasted for a day. President of the Administration Robert Ward, Pam Williams. drives and problem common to many charity While it is a step in the right direction, it's only a small of Justice Club Cartoonists Chuck Beckum, Scot Saavedra organizations. part in the battle against world hunger. senior INIII

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by Cyndee Fontana He said he has also worked hand-cuffs, said Wald. toward a public tolerance. It is a lifestyle that is for several law en- a4 "The best and the most He underwent psychiatric ignored or viewed with forcement agencies, even expensive are English treatment because of his disgust by the masses. though "most police hand-cuffs" which have a gay lifestyle, not because It is a lifestyle filled departments don't want to superior locking of his S & M tendencies, he with subtleties and social recognize that they need mechanism, said Wald. said. rules, where someone can this kind of 'deviant." Also standard gear are "But I recommend tell more about a stranger Wald is an adviser to clamps, padded and un- psychiatric counseling by the color and placement the National Council on padded, which are at- before someone gets into of his handkerchief than by Child Abuse. He said child tached to a nipple. Wald S & M," he said. several minutes of stilted abuse is sometimes linked said unpadded clamps are Wald said that a person conversation. to S& M. "very dangerous." considering the S & M The lifestyle is sado- "If the parent has "Correctional equip- lifestyle should undergo masochism, one that is tendencies toward S & M ment" includes whips and counseling to make sure more prevalent than most that they're not willing to paddles. A professional that is the kind of lifestyle people want to realize, relate to the spouse, often sado-masochist will wield they want. according to one of its most times they'll use it ( S & M ) a whip so carefully that "You need to know outspoken practitioners. on the child," Wald said. marks are not left on the where you're at before you At 33, M.P. Wald of San Currently, Wald is body, Wald said. get in," he said. Francisco is perhaps the writing a book titled Often, he said, a Associate professor only member of the silent "Understanding S & M," master will register a Tom McNerney, who group actively seeking which focuses on un- pattern that will be placed brought Wald to his Ad- understanding for its derstanding and safety in on his paddles and collars. ministration of Justice lifestyle. He brought that an S & M relationship. Knowledge of those pat- class, said he invited him to message to an Advanced The slave and master terns can aid police in "open the eyes of the Investigation class in a are the two principals in an identifying a suspect in an students." -linked crime, Wald nearly three-hour S & M relationship, S & M "In San Francisco and said. presentation Monday although the master may other big cities like Los Hoods are another night, March 30. have more than one slave, Angeles, Oakland and New popular item, with current Wald also informed Wald said. York there have been tastes leaning toward students, most of them Accompanying Wald mysterious deaths" which World War II gas Administration of Justice that night was his "number masks. have been S & M-linked, Wald stressed that this majors, how to recognize if two" slave, identified only But McNerney said. "One kind of head gear is also the sado-masochism ( S & M ) as "David." problem the police have most dangerous, since it it was a factor in a crime. David is a young man had is they have not had often used with the drug Without training, with a pleasant face. His communication with the amyl-nitrate. police can often overlook crew-cut type hairstyle is gay and S&M com- Amyl-nitrate, a liquid the types of evidence that set apart by a blonde stripe munity." would point to an S & M- centered across his head. which is sniffed, provides a quick head-rush. The liquid McNerney said there is related crime. S & M can be He sat quietly during a large S & M population, involved in a number of Wald's presentation, only is housed where purifying both gay and straight. crimes, including murder, commenting when a chemicals formerly were Wald said. question was directed at held in the mask. "Think of how many He said he has wit- him. A number of other ( gay) men were in the nessed one castration as a A "number one" slave liv MIMI Bo/ items, which can bind or closet," he said. "There's a direct result of the use of is the master's lifemate, Practicing sado-masochist, M.P. Wald holds a whip that can be used in an S & M "scene " Wald said hang from the genitals or much larger gay population now S & M equipment. Wald explained. The a good S & M practitioner will strike a partner only on the shoulders and buttocks with a whip that others that can be inserted than what we previously thought. Sado-masochists have numoer two slave, like won't leave a mark. into the rectum, are banded together in an David, is the master's commonplace among the "This sl. Juld give them international organization, partner and aide, but not was used incorrectly. And if someone wears (pointing to the chain be compared to a wedding S & M community. ( students) a clearer un- the Slaves, Masters and his lover, said Wald. S & M equipment is a cap with a white bill, they collar around David's band or an engagement Wald said he is not derstanding of what is Mistresses Council, in an All slaves trained by a very expensive, with are probably sexually neck) means that he is one ring, Wald said. advocating S & M as a going on in the gay, S & M effort to unify the prac- master can stay with that bondage items running submissive, according to of my slaves." Another piece of lifestyle but only working community," he said. titioners of S & M, Wald master until they find a from $50 to over $100, Wald Wald. The lock and key can standard equipment is said. lifemate, although Wald said. "The dominant never "People should realize said "if they haven't found "What you see in this wears white," Wald said. that S & M is a lifestyle as a lifemate in two years, suitcase is $10,000 worth of Collars are becoming a ACCREDITED MEDICAL SCHOOL well as a game," Wald they haven't been trying." leather toys," he said, staple with the punk rock said. Wald said the master pointing to the worn con- set as they are with the INVITATION NON-RESTRICTIVE ADMISSIONS Wald is a youthful, "protects" his slaves, tainer. S & M community, Wald First St. Automotive Many graduates already licensed in the United States School is slight man with dark hair although this protection is Since the equipment is said. Invites you to make W H 0 listed Approved for Federal loans. Modern facilitles. cropped to a point on his rarely physical. Reasonable tuition 3 yr /4 mo mechcal program H S. grads maY so expensive, Wald said A slave will go through our repair shop your apply for 2 semester premed program with med school admission that most practitioners a series of collars, from a guaranteed The mature applicant is welcome Call 18091 688.4516 pattern their stock after training collar that buckles One Stop Auto Care Center. Or Write professionally designed to a chain collar with a Ask for Student Discounts CENTRAL RECRUITING OFFICE Standard gear are clamps, equipment. padlock and key. 540 So. First St. DOMINICAN UNIVERSITIES OF MEDICINE Wald said there are "That I the padlock and whips, paddles and collars 287-2397 Conde 202-3 Echficio Ole, Of icina 508 about 18 major leather and key ) is a mark of owner- Santo Dornmgo Dornmu,o1Repubhc S & M suppliers across the ship," Wald said. "That nation, including mail- forehead. His casual dress "If he ( the slave) order houses. 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KIRKLSH r,t s ley AI ril 9 1981 WESTERN WEARtio entertainment HATS AND BOOTS LEVLS/WRANGLERS 736-6243 Dance Theatre '81 presents visual music 198 S. MURPHY, SUNNYVAU. (ACROSS FROM MACY'S I MTWF 10-6 THURS 10-9 SAT 10-5:30 The show consisted of dances in jazz, modern and tap

by Ramone Espanol Semis! W the Dilly If you could see music its many colors, perpetual emotions and different levels of energy, then you would probably be wat- ching a dance production. Dance is the visual equivalency of music; it projects a subtle force that manipulates audiences' emotions. Dance Theatre '81, held April 2, 3 and 4, and presented by SJSU's Theatre Arts Department, was a fine effort of visual music. The production con- sisted of various dances in STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN (MAMA HA/11 CliSiGNS OPEN MON f RI jazz, modern and tap. COR MEN Ls WOMEN 11W SAN FERNANDO ST Choreography and per- SERVING PARK CENTER RAU SAN JOSE formances were shared by 279-2755 4 blocks from SISU students and teachers. NE US 1500 ON all SIRS/IC IS NAlunt AND (RAN utalitl, Loa. SC*140 Dance Review SC U BAEUDENISJ

The evening opened ITPAT: NT with "Celestial Journey," choreographed by jazz SAVE 20% ON ER(El 11 dance instructor Mary Pat McCoy, which was followed Great selection Discount prices by "I Think I Must Have Changed Several Times Air fills L Service 0 Dive trips Since Then," choreographed by SJSU COME IN student Kristen Roberts. FOR Both interpretations were well crafted and gave FREE surrealistic flavor in a STUDENT jazz/modern dance form. Similarity in costume DISCOUNT design, skin-tight attire, CARD enabled the audience to see the performers' muscle AND control in executing COMPLETE graceful, rhythmic body CATALOG movements. The dance, like the Balloon music, had a pleasant Bouquets clamness which tantalized '.142 the senses. Like jazz riffs Delivered by kOMCI and repeating chords, the Clown dancers displayed a "114,,,, musical pattern in their or T repertoire. Easter Bunny 45teele:s. &Ida This musical pattern was more apparent in For Every 235011 Cameo Real, SANTA CLARA, Co 95151 "Music for Eight/Dance Phone (408) 984-5819 Closed Sun and Mon for Twelve," Occasion! choreographed by dance 997-1717 instructor Nancy Fenster. Throughout the jazz/modern dance in- terpretation, nine dancers ran and rolled across the stage like musical notes on a page. The dancers followed one another repeating movements. Annette MacDonald, choreographer of the next FOR Set for number, "Jazz photos by Steve Math 1, k Singers and Dancers in Dancers perform in SJSU Theatre Arts Department's More GRADUATING NURSES: Tap, Blues and Rock," fell Spring Dance '81. Above, left to right, short of what could have Mark Ammerman, Paul De Facio and Art Ward dance to in the Devil's Testimony. been the highlight of the A SPECIAL PLACE production. Blue," outstanding dancers In "Jane's Dance," Shelly Edwards, Margarita SAN JOSE STATE U. PRESENTS choreographed by SJSU Allen and Susan Stephens HNAL NIGHT OF SPECIAL CARING student Jane Martin, the were robbed of glory by the music and costumes Jazz Choir singing an LESBIAN AND GAY T CNCER dominated the per- untimely tune. AWARENESS IURSDA y Good Samaritan Hospital is our idea of what a hospital should - formance. "Full Time WEEK "sreN ro be. There's a special attitude of caring and closeness, forged by This combination Enrollment," (F.T.E. I, the ma the mutual respect and confidence our staff has for one another, jazz/modern dance combined shades of and the mutual goal of excellence that sets us apart. number was refreshing but "Fame," "Godspell," and * BLACKBERRI * Worki'n s BondrY DANCE To As a newly graduated nurse, you'll enjoy full support from did not offer any new even a Dr. Pepper com- PLAYING IN our nursing staff and administration, and our 3-month material. mercial, while THE STUDENT UNION BANDANA internship program (preceptor assisted) which supplements In the top number of "Reasonable Class Size," your clinical and leadership skills through guided levels of the evening, "Sometimes an upbeat tempo number UPPER PAD ROSE practice. Emphasis is on practical application and the I'm Happy," the dancers turned out to be a downbeat S Tub,. development of management skills conducive to effective did not look happy but energy for the dancers. In 12:00-130 OVT uN, patient care delivery. distracted. This was ap- all four numbers, the THURSDAY 9 RBALLR0004,;N At Good Samaritan, you'll use your abilities to the limit, parent by the constant stronger dancers were rn. $3.00 looking down at the feet hindered by the simplicity FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS and practice your healing craft the way you've always and out-of-synch footwork. imagined. But it's the closeness and the caring that make such In "Three Faces of -continued on page 7 a difference. If that's something that makes a difference to you, please stop by to talk with us. You'll have the opportunity to THETA CHI Meet Our Nurse Recruiter on Campus Legend - ary Super Bash II Tuesday, April 21 1981 -Nursing Career Day- / Or just give Janet Lopez, Nurse Recruiter, a call at (408)559-2466 with for additional information. 2425 Samaritan Drive, San Jose, CA ASTOR'S 95124. EDE/AA/MPH. COIN-OP AUTO WASH wash 75t LEGEND The wax Mkt Thursday, April 9 vac 50t Good Samaritan Hospital at of Santa Clara Valley OPEN 24 123 S. 11th St. We have a name to live up to. HOURS 9 p.m. -- la 30 KEGS ! 732 S. First near Virginia A mission $2.00 804 Lincoln corner of Lonus entertainrnent Thursday April 9 1 981 Pegg 7 Fresh appearance to SJSU dance production

-continued from page 6 "Day on Earth," by Doris Dancer Mark Am- Devil's Testimony," were For a dance production Humphrey, were both merman did an exceptional enhanced by simple and that began in the fall, it of the choreography and reconstructed by Janet job in both ballet numbers, effective makeup, costume appeared as if the dancers Mb. the more visible weaker Van Swoll, an SJSU dance displaying a definite and lighting. began rehearsing last dancers. instructor. The dance strength. Ammerman, on Other dance produc- week. But despite the "The Devil's productions were well both occasions, tions included: "Zero Two techinical problems Testimony," choreograp- orchestrated one-act plays represented a man's Sixty in Four," "Downtown haunting the production all hed by SJSU student performed in modern struggle for his identity. and New York, New York," evening, the show did have Candace Ammerman and ballet dance form. The dancers of "The and "Soliloquy." its certain moments.

Photos by Steve, M.elet, Chreyl Cesarin, Jane Martin, Jackie Douglass and Kathleen Stephens perform in Jane's Dance Susan Stephens gave a graceful performance in Three Faces of Blue. Both numbers were part of More Spring Dance '81. classifieds

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ZACK BECKUM HI BY CHUCK spartaguide MAX, M\ GOO: SPACE THAT'SA VIDEOMY ROOMMATE, JUNKIE .. PACPLEASE-MEN NURSE,AND THE THE The SJSU Bluegrass The English Depart- a film Ai ROOK Sh& COMING show NVADER5 . HE will aND THE JusT Club will hold a meeting ment "Our Town" this , HIS ARE ALL session tongiht at version of HI MARY' HOW5 -HROuGH "T V-1E. CEILiNG, TRYING TO 'NICK GALAXIA and jam 1, GimmE ONE LDIJ51' MY BABY RCOMS BECOME HABIT ' SOUNDS LIKE OVER THE RACE 0 7:30 in the A.S. Council afternoon in Engineering, COMPLETE SELECTION OF CURRENT TITLES A VIDEO THROUGHD.1-51 QUARTER Chambers. room 132, at 3:30. For Beet Selection of Science Fiction in South Bay SISTER DOING? BATTLE THAT? HE:5 GOING LCVNS SOME 4---..-\--.....:,,- further information, call BARGAINS BY THE 100'. ON OUR SALE TABLES wHATS Th Ad Club will hold a Tuth Ruche at 277-2832. The Vousty's Big Bookstore meeting to discuss AAF Regionals today at 2:30 in The Biological BOOKS inc. 420 TOWN & VILLAGE Journalism Classrooms, Sciences Department will COUNTRY room 101. For more in- OPt1 es'ee krred 243.6262 present Dr. A.T. Winfree of Stevens Cronk at Wmchesuat Blvd. call formation, Brian Purdue University McMahon at 277-3171, tomorrow in Duncan Hall, room 135 at 2:30, He will SJSU Tae Kwon Do speak on "The Case of the WEST Club will hold a martial Missing Heartbeat." VALLEY SECRETARIAL SERVICE arts demonstration at noon Term papers, theses & manuscripts today on the grass area Ask about special student rates next to the faculty Inter Varsity Christian Call 2 4 7-59 36 Evenings & Weekends cafeteria. Fellowship will hold a Bible Study led by Tim Phillips tonight at 7 in the S.U. Costanoan Room. For more information call Jeff QUALITY MATERIALS Champion to give exhibitions or Mike at 292-2282. FOR

The Student Health FINE ARTS Pool hustler gives SJSU a shot Service will hold a herpes GRAPHICS rap session today from 10 to 11:30 in the S.U. CALLIGRAPHY of students at the play in a match at Lake "This guy I feel will be SJSU's would-be pool will give instructions, for a lot Costanoan Room. For and and more off- Tahoe, Gregory said. really good. Because he hustlers will be able to demonstrate trick noon show further information, call DRAFTING and play people at the was the collegiate champ watch and challenge the fancy shots campus "Our billiard in- Oscar Battle at 277-3622. he knows what college world pocket billiard challenge matches with evening show," Gregory structor Hal Mix is friends programs are all about and champion in two members of the audience. said. with him and Varner called will have more rapport exhibitions April 20. According to Terry "We have already and asked if we wanted him The School of Business with the type of people we Nick Varner will give Gregory, administrator of gotten a lot of response to do an exhibition," he will have its 23rd Annual get here." exhibitions at Noon and 7 the S.U. Games Area, the form people all over the said. Achievement Banquet p.m. in the S.U. Umunhurn shows are being put on by Bay Area," he said, Tickets for the shows April 23. Tickets are on sale Room. the Associated Student because this is the only "A lot of the other guys are $2 for students, Si for now. For more in- The national eight-ball progam board and Grope appearance Varner will who do exhibitions aren't general public and are formation, call Larren champion and former two- at a cost of $900. make in the area. very good. They aren't available at all BASS. Olson at 277-2301. time National Collegiate The idea of having Varner "happened to interested in putting on a outlets and the A.S. Pocket Billiard Champion two shows is that we hoped be on his way out here" to good show." Business Office. The Designers 87 Valley Fair Centel 365 San Antonio Road San Jose Calif 95128 Mt View Calif 94040 Association will have a 249-8700 941 3600 field trip meeting outside San Jose Art. Paint &Wallpaper the lowest form of humor arny flynn &don flynn the Art Quad April 24 from STORE HOURS TUITION 11:30 am, to 12:30 p.m. For ValNy Fair Mon -Fri 9 to 9/ Sat 9 to 5:30/ Sun 12 toy information call Katie or Mountain Wow Non -Sat 9 to 5:30 -continued from page 1 pending in the Susan at 279-9680. legislature. continue until the gover- nor signs the final bud- The legislature is get into effect. expected to make a Sigma Nu fraternity is decision before the end having its Sigma Nu Ski-A- Steven Glazer, of the fiscal year on the Thon at Bear Valley legislative director for proposal to require Saturday. For more in- the California State graduate students to formation, call Kelly at 297- Students Association, pay $531 per year in 8197 or Eric at 279-9473. said while his group was addition to normal RING WEEK "philosophically op- student fees. posed to tuition," they were "reluctantly "All these things Spartaguide an- GOLD PRICES DOWN GOLD PRICES submissive," because are going to help in nouncements will run on a DOWN GOLD PRICES DOWN GOLD "there's nothing we can providing measures to space-available basis. do." release pressure and garner more money," He said the CSSA Glazer said. would maintain a "low key oppostion" against The recom- Weather increasing non-resident mendation was made The meteorology tuition, but most Feb. 18 by state class which usually does resident students are legislative analysts the weather forecast for not interested in the after the office com- the Daily increase. pleted a 12 month had a mid- term yesterday and 20 OFF Edmund $ review of Gov. Glazer said the non- G. Brown Jr.'s 1981-82 could not give us a resident tuition increase budget report. forecast. However, we GOLD RINGS may help prolong the think that it will be Order now for biggest proposal to charge Currently, SJSU sunny and warm for the savings of the year,,.. students pay $232 in tuition for graduate beginning of the Giants Order now for graduation students which is now student fees annually. baseball season today. April 6-10 STADIUM Dance and concert /0am 6 pm the entire cost of $1 million. 520 depot,' reau,red r Salim/91P. -continued from page 1 causing the halt in ex- Spartan Foundation Mosier Charge r opted lama is OUR= The first step brought pansion funding. This process was used Executive Director Mute put finishing touches seating capacity up from "We have to start all in making phase one a Horikawa said. 18,155 to 22,000. over," Still said. "The reality. The city of San "Quite frankly, I don't whole project is back on the Jose and David Packard, know if there's any drive to on gay, lesbian week The completion ot drawing board." co-founder of Hewlett- complete it," he said. Phase three could feasibly Packard, each donated The Mary Watkins roll band, Bandana Hose. The SJSU Foundation Horikawa expressed increase stadium seating to $750,000 supplying the the Band, featuring singer The group will perform is the adrninstrative body concern over the fact that THE MAGIC OF DISNEY around 31,000. financial base on which to Sharon Russell, will per- until i a.m. of linking the The third step calls for in charge build the total amount of Spartan Stadium hasn't form in a two-hour jazz "The band plays some campaign with ANIMATION IS BACK. filling in the end zone area community $3.3 million. filled regularly even with concert tonight super jazz," coordinator with grandstands, making the university. "The project is really the smaller capacity. highlighting a week of Allison Appleby said. the stadium enclosed all (0/44*-fsArio's Still said a large gift pending on finding the University sports events during Lesbian and Banda i On uluse, a group the way around. No cost donation would be needed large blocks of money to go programs such as the Gay Awareness Week at of four women who often estimates are available at to get phase two rolling along with all the smaller varsity football team and SJSU. play in Sunnyvale night- this time. again. donations," Still said. the professional club, the The 8 p.m. concert, clubs, will perform rock 'n' Director of the SJSU It is hoped a large "At the present time I San Jose Earthquakes which will last until 10 p.m. roll to a dancing audience. (?) Foundation, Dick Still, donation will attract the haven't heard of any haven't been drawing in the S.U. Ballroom, will Tickets for the concert agreed with Reichrnuth. He many smaller ones of $300 groups interested in capacity crowds every be followed by a two-hour and dance are $3 at the said he agreed inflation is to $5,000 needed to make up keeping the project going," time, he added. dance featuring rock 'n' door.

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DISNEY 3 BACK. Er's Page 2, The Entertainer 1 hursda, April 9 1981 'Modern Romance' 1 1 short on substance by Russ Fang humor begins to die, as if If "Modern Ro- he had run out of come- mance" is a direct result dic ideas, and has no- Superstar is the verge of becoming a true makes in her next few part, but Lange played it of Albert Brooks' per: thing most overused word in superstar. She won the films. She is a blossom- with perfection. else to say. sonal experience, then the English language. Oscar last year for "Nor- ing talent. Having boycotted From the beginning perhaps he can be forgiv- There is one exception, ma Rae- and an Emmy Amy Irving has "Tess,- I haven't seen of "Modern Romance," en for giving us a mono- when however. When it comes three years ago for "Cy - slowly progressed from Nastassia Kinski. But it he tells Harvard tonous and overworked to women superstars in bit." small roles until finally is important to recognize that theirs' is a "no win" comedy film. the cinema, the list is In "Back Roads," landing a starring role in the film was nominated situation and insists they Brooks has said very short. Jane Fonda Field's charisma carries "The Competition." She for best picture and go their separate ways, "Modern Romance" is and Barbra Streisand are the film. It is a perfor- has quietly become the starred a female. there is sense of compas- based on a past relation- the only two actresses mance similar to a super- finest young actress Kinski is the only sion for him. ship that "had ended," who are genuine super- star like Clint Eastwood, making films today. actress to play without a His troubles are then and he later thought it stars. who can carry a fairly She has the ability to leading man. Tommy depicted in the film's might make a good film. best In fact, until recent- weak script with his par- act using more than her Lee Jones in "Back scenes when he Unfortunately for ly, Fonda and Streisand ticular charm or lack of voice. She uses her eyes Roads,- William Hurt in takes qualudes to get everyone, ’Modern Ro- through the were the only females charm. or a tilt of her head to "Eyewitness,- Richard first trau- getting starring roles. Field will receive emphasize dialogue. Her Dreyfuss in "The Com- But things are her true test of stardom talents have made rather petition," Paul LeMat in changing. Early into in the next year. She has bland films like "Melvin & Howard" and Brooks has left us 1981, there is suddenly a Jack Nicholson in "The long list of women who Postman Always Rings uneasy, disappointed are giving terrific perfor- The status of women in film Twice" all shared top mances in leading roles. is finally changing positively billing with the actress- In the past two es. mance- never lives up to matic night. months, films that have So where do women its promises. What Robert soon runs received nationwide re- already completed the "Voices," "The Fury," stand in the cinema to- Brooks has written, into an array of prob- lease have featured the film "Absence of Mal- "Honeysuckle Rose" and day? It is certainly much starred in and directed, lems like calling an ac- talents of the actresses ice" with Paul Newman, "The Competition," in- better than before, but is not so much a film, but quaintance -- a "scum - cast in the starring role. and is currently lensing teresting. they still have a long an overextended stand- bag" who wants to date Sally Field in "Back yet another project. Irving has progress- way to go. Scripts are up act which never fully Mary, telephoning a wo- Roads,- Sigourney Wea- Sigourney Weaver is ed from playing the teen- just not being written to gets off the ground. man he hardly knows ver in "Eyewitness," simply a fine actress. ager to the young adult. use women as stars, ex- Brooks plays Robert and asking her to dinner Amy Irving in "The She came out of no- Her acting has gotten to cept screenplays penned Cole, a Hollywood film and going out to his car, Competition,- Nastassia where to land the lead- the point where putting exclusively for Jane Fon- editor who constantly only to fall asleep behind Kinski in "Tess," Mary ing role in "Alien," and her name on the marque da. breaks up with his the wheel. Steenburgen in "Melvin now has followed it up makes for an interesting With the tremen- steady girlfriend, Mary The comedy is in 8s Howard- and Jessica with an honest perfor- film. dous drop in business at Harvard, (Kathryn Har- full swing at this point as Lange in "The Postman mance in "Eyewitness". What more needs to the box office, studios rold), only to return Robert decides to start a Always Rings Twice" Weaver has not play- be said about Mary are not willing to take again. new life. have all been the main ed enough parts yet to be Steenburgen than her the chance of letting a Throughout "Mod- After buying the ne- attraction in their re- typecast, so it will be in- winning the Oscar last woman stand alone. This ern Romance," Brooks cessary items from a spective filems. teresting to see what week. She is such a spun- is a mistake. shows his inability to sporting goods and Sally Field is on the kind of role choices she ky actress; a bubbly per- When one considers sustain a relationship health foods store, his sonality that is a joy to the times, these chances with Harvard. Robert's new life gets underway. watch on the screen. were taken in films such insecurity, jealousy and Although he began The Entertainer staff "The Postman Al- as "An Unmarried Wo- paranoia all contribute taking vitamins, jogging and even dating again. Editor Nancy Young ways Rings Twice" has man,- "The Turning to his topsy-turvy, on miserable. Photo Editor Sal Bromberger been panned by critics Point" and "Norma again, off again compli- Robert is still Rae.- Finally, he succumbs to Ad Manager Chris Rose with one exception, Jes- The studios cated love affair. sica Lange. Lange is an should go out on a limb. As the main comedic his desires and calls Editorial staff: Bruce Buckland, Jeff Davis, intriguing actress, or But the changes plot behind the film, Mary. The remainder of Russ Fung, Greg Robertson, Tim Truax. maybe it is just her cha- have progressed slowly. however, this idea is not Nancy Gibson. racterization as the An- Women's roles in society used to full advantage. "Modern Romance- is gel of Death in "All That are branching out. Now, Brooks starts the devoted to Robert's con- with Photographers: Mimi Bol, Brenda Flowers, Jazz." the studios need to crawl film with a flurry of tinuing struggles Steve Maddix. Many people regard- out and explore this new funny scenes. But to- her. ed that role as a nothing growth. wards the middle, the -continued on page 4

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Ak* et r lAr: Thursday, April 9, 1981, The Entertainer, Page 3 Stage 'Three Sisters' blends charm, sadness

A sense of brooding melancholy pervades the play by Bruce Buckland The sets are import- at. she falls in love with the On the stage, every- ant to Chekhov's story. The three sisters dashing Vershinin, thing ought to be as com- They are lavish and each have a dream in whose brigade has tem- plex and simple as in overstated, epitomizing life, symbolized by their porarily been stationed life,' Anton Chekhov the illusions cherished yearning for the glitter- in the small town. once wrote. Onstage at by sisters Olga, Irina and ing home of their youth, Elizabeth Huddle, as the Geary Theatre, in Masha in their antique Moscow. Each finds her Masha, does an excep- ACT's production of world of a provincial hopes illusory as the sea- tionally good job of con- "The Three Sisters," it backwater of Moscow in sons and circumstances veying the boredom and is. the turn-of-the century of the story pass. listlessness of the sisters' Chelchov's play tells Russia. But a basic insight small-town existence. Haunting strains of into the human experi- Russian string music ence emerges from their It is Irina, the young- Play create a mood of en. plight. The spirit en- est and the prettiest of chanted sadness charac- dures despite the disap- the sisters, who becomes Review teristic of Russian litera- pointments that befall. the symbol of spiritual ture's brooding preoccu- Olga, the oldest of endurance. pation with suffering the three sisters, is settl- Barbara Dirickson's Irina charms and sad- the story of a changing and the meaning of exis- ing into an unwanted dens the audience as her phase in the lives of tence. spinsterhood and a com- yearning for love and three Russian women The story does not fortable middle age as purpose is gradually re- during a brief interlude follow the conventional headmistress at a girl's placed by resignation. in their lives. dramatic pattern of ris- high school. The sets, music and ing, climax and denoue- Masha was married The play, now play- costumes combine with ment. It is a vignette of at an early age to a ing through May 30, has good acting and an un- several transitions in the rather pleasant, but dull a thoughtfulness and sad conventional storyline to lives of the characters, and timid man. Disgust- beauty that fully realizes create an experience that who grope for happiness ed with his mediocrity, the potential of ACT. is thought-provoking but find only disillusion- and visually quite pleas- ment. ing. "In two hundred The sets, crafted in years, life on earth will be unimaginably beau- PubItclty Photo ACT's shop, are ele- Masha, Irina and Olga comfort each other in tiful, unimaginably won- gant and baroque. A ACT's "Three Sisters." large crystal chandelier derful, and if it isn't here The Garden City hangs from the rafters yet, we must look for- and finely carved wood- ward to it, wait, dream en facades adorn the of it ..." says gallant Bat- Prozorov house, where tery Vershinin, played with spirit by the story unfolds. Peter Don- i ,M1

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-continued from page! "The Rockford Files," Despite being to- she could have given 'Face Dances' -- the latest hit gether again, he remains Brooks more support in uncomfortable with the his starring shot. by Jeff Davis old that the kids and the cuts (seven written by The song also fea- relationship. To compen- George Kennedy, It seemed, that with band are still allright. Townshend and two by tures vocal acrobatics by sate, he becomes posses- who appears as both disastrous tour stop in Pete Townshend is Entwistle), swing from Daltry who voices this sive and demanding, himself and as Zoran, a Cincinnatti and the still around to write the Entwistle's hard rock- complementary line wanting to know her the captain of a space- death of drummer Keith songs and play the guitar ers, "The Quiet One" thrown in by Town- every whereabouts. ship in the film's "movie- Moon, even rock's most that can excite an audi- and "You," to lighter, shend, "My body feels so Mary, on the other within-a-movie," format, indestructable group, ence like no other live even new-wavish tunes good and I still sing a hand, dislikes Robert's lacks both enthusiasm The Who, would have to rock show to date. like "Don't Let Go the razor line everytime." persistent suspicious- and vitality. slow or even stop the Roger Daltry is also Coat" and "Did You Fortunately for us all -- ness. Perhaps all those of around to ring out with Steal My Money?" he really While abhoring this times of coming to the high intensity style still does. making ear-shattering, clear vo- On "How Can You That single line ex- invasion of privacy, Har- rescue in the films "Air- living and music presses what the entire vard accepts this as part port." have taken their that had become their album represents. A of his craziness and pas- toll. trademark. re- assuring sion. Nevertheless, in fair- The legendary band, Music Review statement that the band Mary, we eventually ness to Harrold and Ken- which first became fam- has felt the tra- Town- gedy and learn, will probably nedy, it is Brooks who is ous for representing the cals and provide a visual Do It Alone?" hardship of 16 never be able to under- responsible for perhaps early '70s youth move- focal point. shend discusses the topic years together, but it hasn't let stand Robert's compul- not giving them enough ment with classic an- John Entwistle is of lonliness with a few it get them down. sive jealousy, and iron- independence and artis- thems like "My Genera- still around to supply a interesting anecdotes ically, it is part of an at- tic freedom to broaden tion" and "The Kids Are steady bass and add a and conclusions. When Daltry sings traction toward him she their roles. Allright," had to make few classic songs of his "You Better You "This is not social crisis, cannot resist. While he may be an some tough decisions own. Bet," easily the album's just another tricky day Robert, meanwhile, accomplished comedian, about where their music And still aorund in catchiest and most popu- for you," it's a fitting end convinces her that their Brooks is no actor -- at was headed. spirit, if not physically, lar tune, begins side one to an album of transition Seeing 1979 turn in- is Keith Moon who sup- with a familiar sound for one of rock's premier to 1980 had to be diffi- plied a storm center to from the past. bands. cult for a band that was the uncontrolled edge of Starting with the With "Face Dan- Movie Review the '70s but die with risk that came to be re- characteristic synthesiz- ces," The Who shows the decade and those 13 cognized as a Who con- er intro (bringing back they still play for kids, problem involves not his least not yet. By starting fans in Ohio, they did cert. memories of "Baba O'Ri- an audience that has no- jealous tendencies and with humor, wit and not. Replacing Moon in ley" and "We Won't Get thing to do with age. "concern," but her lack laughs and later mixing Coming out with "Face Dances" for the Fooled Again"), and They play for people to of commitment to their in too much unnecessary their first album of the first time in any Who al- slipping into familiar whom rock 'n' roll is relationship. In the clos- drama, he leaves us con- '80s and the first since bum is Kenny Jones, Townshend guitar licks, more than a popular mu- ing scenes, he asks her to fused and bewildered in the release of "Who Are who will find keeping "You Better You Bet" is sic form -- it's a matter of marry him, and she ac- our understanding of You" in 1978, The Who the drum beat much eas- bound to catch on in the life and death. cepts. Robert Cole. has combined the razor- ier than keeping up with American market bring- In the hands of The "Modern Romance" At first we identify edged irreverance of the the legendary Moon. ing in loads of money for Who, "Rock 'n' roll Will might have ended on this with his comedic frustra- early days with a forced The album's nine the British rockers. Never Die." happy note, but Brooks tion, but as Robert be- realization of contempo- decided this would be comes more and more rary conclusions in too simplistic a conclu- unreasonable in his de- "Face Dances," released sion to such a difficult mands upon Mary, our last month. situation. concern turns to indiffer- The new effort could 0/ NEW YEAR Instead they marry ence. be a little disappointing and one month later are As in "Modern Ro- to hard-core Who fans in NEW STATEMENT...! divorced. A glimmer of mance," Robert, or in that the lyrics are slight- hope is offered by this case Brooks, is his ly less biting and the mu- Brooks when Robert and own worst enemy and sic less forceful than old Who. Mary resume dating, nothing he can do will Begin now your personal, exciting adventure with the intention of re- save either Mary or the Gone is the need to toword good looks and style in 1981. marrying. film. sing "Hope I die before I Brooks' contempora- "Modern Romance" get old." Replacing it is a ry comedy on 1981 ro- could have been a note- new hopefulness that Color Season, Inc. is o beauty consulting firm mance not only suffers worthy achievement and transcends the old theme offering the very finest professional personal from inconsistency and a meaningful commentary of self-destruction which image and development progroms. failure to carry the film on the subject of love; eventually caused through, but a poor cast somewhere along the Moon's life to end at age as well. lines of the 1979 comedy 32 in a frantic search for CALL or visit our luxurious studio for more information As Mary, Kathryn film "Starting Over." peace through dope and Hari old gives a weak What "Modern Ro- pills. it PERSONAL COLOR ANALYSIS and seemingly mechani- mance" lacks is sub- The new Who isn't MAKE UP and COSMETIC cal performance. stance and by trying to following trends any- FIGURE/FASHION study Considering her past make up for it himself, more, they're setting roles in such productions Brooks has not only left them. The maturity that as "The Women's us with an uneasy feel- comes with making mu- Room," "Women In ing, but disappointment sic for 16 years is finally White," "Son-Rise: A as well. showing itself. Miracle of Love" and If this is what mod- With "Face Dan- (408) 727-6574 periodic appearances on ern romance is all about, ces," The Who is prov- 35 75 F Stevens Creek Blvd . Son Jose CA 95050 the television series I'll stick with celibacy. ing to both young and re Thursday. April 9,1981 I he EnIerialner, Page Music

photos by Mimi Rol Tom Duke, bassist for San Francisco-based 415, sings before a packed house Friday at Smokey Mountain in Campbell. Rock sounds of 415 'impressive' by Nancy Gibson pressive as they look. Nightmare Inc. group. ists, two play lead. This Versatile lead singer of 415, Eric Martin, takes up They look impres- They are 415, an ex- 415 performed to a gives the band a com- the guitar. sive on stage with three citing San Francisco-bas- full house at the Smokey plex, textured sound not the talent these musi- into the studio in June, to guitarists, a keyboardist, ed band recently signed Mountain in Campbell achieved by the average cians obviously possess. record their first album a drummer and a lead by Herbie Herbert (man- Friday. four-member rock band. Lead singer Eric and it should be some- vocalist and sound as im- ager of Journey), and his Of the three guitar- The lead guitarists. Martin is as versatile as thing to watch for. he is talented. In addi- Headlining the act at tion to writing much of Smokey Mountain was Concert the band's material, he Hush, a local group that Review occasionally picks up the plays mostly cover ver- guitar or adds another sions. keyboard to add even This band, unlike John Nyman and Mark greater depth to the 415, packed the dance Ross, sound great when music. floor with very well they play together, layer- The band's sound is done covers ranging ing simple lines to give a rounded out by bassist from the Cars' "Let's complete and full sound. Tom Duke, keyboardist Go" to Hall and Oates' However, I found David Jacobsen and "Your Kiss Is On My myself cringing when drummer jimmy Hog- List." the guitarists were solo- land who gives a rather It will be interesting ing. low-key beat, that, judg- to see whether Hush will Individually the ing by the empty dance stick with safe cover ver- works were too loud and floor, wasn't as condu- sions or will take a screechy, when actually cive to dancing as it pro- chance and begin per- Lead guitarist John Nyman (left) and Mark Ross (right) form the core of the the solos could have bably could be. forming some original complex sound of 415. been good showcases for They will be going material.

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by Tim Truax After 11 years as a lar part of the show, but group, any normal band they encored with "Ain't would have already es- No Big Deal" and "I'm tablished a sound by con- Crying," which featured centrating on a certain former Doobie Brother type of music. Right? Tiran Porter on bass. Well, after that per- Porter played with the iod, Ambrosia is still opening act, The Press. putting out different All in all, it was a songs with different show that highlighted themes, and few are si- the musical evolution of milar to the others. the group. Not that diversity "There was a period isn't good in a band. Am- in our lives when we brosia has to be one of went through an identity the most unpredictable, crisis," Drummond said. yet one of the best pro- 'But we just said 'We gressive rock bands can't hold on to this or around. we'll never fulfill our- Their latest album, selves.' "One Eighty,- has "Everybody writes brought the band almost in certain styles, and al- full circle in their pro- though we're not re- gressive rock stage back photos by Brenda Flowers stricted as to what we to the point where they David Pack, left, Royce Jones, center, and Joe Puerta, right, lead Ambrosia through "If Heaven Can Find can write, I try to tough- started. Somebody" towards the end of their show last Wednesday night. en up the act, to give it And the six-man more alternatives," he group displayed its di- tunes in a two-hour show The group opened small boisterous one. kind of song, but it was continued. "We didn't versity as well as its tal- that pleased the full with a solo by Jones, who "Bring 'em all on," played with full-comple- want to be another ent when they took the than house even more simply stepped to the he said. "I've always said ment of sirens and flash- Bread, which is just what stage at the San Jose was apparent. center of the stage and the bigger the better, ing lights as well as a we were for awhile." Center for the Perform- Joining Pack and belted out his tune. though." backdrop picturing the ing Arts last Wednesday. Puerta is a man whose That was followed "One Eighty" album Drummond credits Drummond tried top Led by guitarist vocal ability is almost by a new composition cover. the addition of North for evoke crowd reaction David Pack and bassist unsurpassed in the rock that the band wrote for The mood was much of the group's new after their classic hit Joe Puerta, Ambrosia industry, Royce Jones, the movie "Inside changed quickly, though, direction. "Ho!din' on to Yester- varied its songs from formerly of Steely Dan. Moves." The song was as Puerta brought out an "Chris is the kind of day," which was preced- slow acoustic guitar Jones also did the percus- titled "Outside," and is acoustic guitar for a pair rhythm and blues guy ed by a mix and match pieces to hard driving sions for the show. indicative of the new of mellow songs. while David is the pro- set of old and new tunes sound the group has ac- Puerta's voice is not gressive," he said. "It's including "Nice, Nice, quired. to be overlooked as one kind of roots versus fu- Very Nice" and their "One Eighty" does of the group's vocal sion." new hit "You and I." not incorporate the strengths. Although not The realization that string section back- "Normally, this is a as clear as Pack's or as diversity could be the ground that Ambrosia's clean-cut all-American broad-ranged as Jones', key to success has point- first few albums did. In- rock band," Drummond Puerta has a smooth, ed the direction for the stead, they have been re- said from behind his gentle voice that both group's future. joined by the original drums. "But we're going complements the group keyboard player for the to give the sick people in as well as stands on its "I don't really know group, Christopher the audience a chance to own. what our next album North, who teams with turn and hit the person The next song will be like," Drum- Lewis to produce a uni- next to you in beat with "Rock and a Hard mond said. "But I can que background sound. the song." Place," was written by tell you it will be differ- North left the band Although Drum- the group for an upcom- ent." after six years, and mond's request was de- ing Clint Eastwood Yes, it finally seems Lewis was added. When nied, the crowd did re- movie. that Ambrosia has solv- North returned, the spond well to "Some- After "Time Waits ed its identity crisis. group kept both men. one's crying," which he for No One," Jones did They have taken the "We wanted to add wrote. It is one of the another solo, "If Heaven term "progressive" liter- Chris to the act for more more rock-inclined songs Can Find Somebody." ally, and keep coming fullness," Lewis said. "It Ambrosia does, and they It was back to the out with something dif- orients the band towards do it well, with driving oldies for "You're the ferent. the live act than the or- guitar and loud drums Biggest Part of Me," and It is an identity that chestra sound does." offset by eerie-sounding "Life Beyond L.A.," the can't really be defined, Pack, the lead guitarist and vocalist for Am- Lewis claims to be keyboard play. title of their second al- rather just explained.: brosia, plays another crowd-pleaser. just as happy in front of a "Kamikaze," also by bum. with one word -- Ambro-, large quiet crowd as the Drummond, is the same That closed the regu- sia. Thursday Aprd 9 1981 The Entertainer, Page -

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Stage The Rocky Horror Show -- Now playing through April 12 at the War- field Theatre, San Francisco. Tickets can be purchased through Headliners BASS and other major outlets. "Gallows Humor" -- Now playing though May 9 at the Saratoga Merlin -- Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11, 9:30 Chamber Theater, 12378 South Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. p.m. at Barney Steel's, Redwood City. Queen Ida and the Bon Ton Zydeco Band -- Friday. Tickets $6 and $5. April 10,9 p.m. at The Cellar, Los Altos. Uncle Rainbow -- Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11, 9 p.m. at The Country Store, Sunnyvale. Exhibitions Destiny.. Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11, 8:30 p.m. at Fargos Pizza, the Old Mill Center, Mountain Alison Knowles "The House of Dust" -- Installation Garden and View. Poem. Now showing through April 24 in SJSU's Art Department Mistress plus The David Walker Band -- Friday. April Gallery I. 10, 9 p.m at the Keystone Berkeley. Snail -- Friday, April 10, 9 p.m. at the Keystone Palo La Mamelle -- Photo realism and photo documentation of social action Alto. Now showing through April 24 in SJSU's Art Department Gallery The Spectres and The Offs -- Saturday, April 11, 9 p.m. at The Stone, San Francisco. David Haskell -- Friday, April 10, 9 p.m. at Lambo's. San Francisco. Jules Broussard -- Friday, April 10, 9 p.m. at Mr. Hyde's, San Francisco. The Cornell Hurd Band -- Friday, April 10 at the Smokey Mountain, Campbell. Chaser -- Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11. 9 p.m. at the Wooden Nickel, Santa Clara. The Tom Landry Band -- Saturday, April 11, 9 p.m. at the Bodega, Campbell. Group 87.. Saturday, April 11, 9 p.m at the Keystone Palo Alto. Steel Pulse plus The Offs -- Saturday. April 11, 9 p.m. at The Stone, San Francisco. Wildfire -- Saturday, April 11. 9 p.m. at Lambo's. San Francisco. Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles.. Saturday. April 11. 9 p.m. at the Smokey Mountain, Campbell. The Lloyds -- Saturday, April 11, 9 p.m. at The Wooden Nickel, Santa Clara. Lounge Lizards -- Saturday, April 11. 9 p m. at The Old Waldorf, San Francisco.

Dance

Dance Theater '81 -- A major dance production presented by SJSU s Theatre Arts Department, April 2-4, 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. Tickets are $1.50, students and $3. general For tickets and additional information call 277-2777.

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