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e the lgter Father en to new t and Sonvs. fetus other han a. page 6 Registration IS, SO and said. bility priority tops ed by le out S artan Dail ringe senate debate by Lori Eickmann University since 1934 mIth, Serving San Jose State The Academic Senate debated at its first meeting pa rt- Monday on whether handicapped students, varsity rk at athletes, first semester Equal Opportunity Program photo by Mtke year The setting sun provides background for the St Joseph Church on South Mark 31 Street Gallegos students and student registration workers should receive priority Computer Assisted Registration i CAR )yees Debate failed to resolve questions over which student ins is groups should receive priority CAR registration, or whether any group should receive priority in both CAR Ming and walk-through registration. in to The recommendation was referred back to com- more mittee. Programs may get cut An amendment passed in May 1973, granted priority em," in walk-through registration to handicapped students, by Morgan Hampton Hobert W. Burns gave school deans a March 30 target date recognized professional and career programs and !nt of varsity athletes during the semester when their sports School deans can no longer delay the difficult job of to have program reviews in SJSU President Gail programs for the preparation of graduate study leading to de is were in season, new lower-division EOP students and determining which academic programs will get the axe. Fullerton's office. advanced degrees. student registration workers. In a memo last Thursday, Academic Vice President Last spring, the Office of the Chancellor, the Un- All other programs will be given third priority. ex- "In an institution of higher learning, why do athletes get dergraduate and Graduate Studies committees or deans School deans will make the initial decision whether a priority?" asked George Sicular, professor of Civil and Fullerton compiled a list of 23 school programs to be program should he terminated. The department offering this Engineering and statewide senator, adding "What about reviewed. the program will then be given a chance to agree to or ye a journalism students and political science interns? They Handicapped According to Burns, programs were placed on the oppose the proposed termination. need afternoons free." "black list" due to low productivity, or downward trends If the department agrees to the program termination. bills The recommendation stipulates that certified varsity of the number of majors and graduates and in effective the dean of that school will review and evaluate the part- athletes would receive CAR priority only during the use of resources, such as faculty, staff and operating program and make a report and recommendation to the ap- semester they participate in their sports. funds needed expenses. school curriculum committee. ward The proposal would also grant priority walk-through The program reviews were started last spring, but bill registration to certified handicapped students, first by Marion Chiri If, however, the department opposes the termination wed were abandoned until this fall because there was no semester varsity athletes regardless of whether their Although SJSU has fairly good facilities for the university policy upon which to base termination or of a proposed program, a special review committee will tired sports are in season and first semester EOP students, thus physically handicapped, several needs still exist, ac- be appointed consisting of two faculty members yd or support decisions. allowing certain groups priority twice. cording to Mary Rogers, coordinator of Disabled Ser- The Academic Senate passed a policy recom- designated by the department, two faculty members -continued on back page vices. Whether those needs are met depends on the mendation April 16 laying down specific considerations to designated by the school dean and either the dean of !s to availability of state funds. graduates or undergraduates. ritted follow in the review process for degree or credential "We're in good shape on this campus," Rogers said. The recommendation of the committee, along with the - it programs. "We've identified our problems and it's just a matter of The university policy requires that the merits of all recommendation of the graduate or undergraduate ad of Army drug test getting funds." studies committee, will be given to Fullerton f or final d. programs first be measured against a set of priorities According to Rogers, there are approximately 300 approved by the Academic Senate last February. approval. handicapped students on campus, and they encounter The first priority to be considered when reviewing The policy guidelines for program terminations subject of suit problems in such places as the physical education program merits is the university's commitment to "in- provide that any student currently enrolled in a program buildings and gyms. sure a reasonably uniform background in General recommended for termination will be allowed to complete Local niembers of American Citizens for Honesty There is no access for the handicapped to either the Education for all students." according to a "Statement of their degree. gyms. in Government are gathering signatures today at noon second floor of the PER Building or the Priorities." Before any terminations of programs are finalized, ramps... at First and Santa Clara streets as the first phase in "We do have facilities like curb cuts and The second priority is the maintenance and faculty and students will be given a chance to comment to prosecuting the U.S. Army for past drug tests on Rogers said, adding that funds have recently been development of liberal arts arid sciences, preparation for the school curriculum committee at an open meeting. humans. provided for classroom interpreters for the deaf. "We're getting people to demand prosecution of A representative from the office of the associate individuals responsible for Army human drug tests," executive vice president said $6,000 has been obtained for said Steve Young, local director of the group that the purpose of constructing curb cuts, which are small numbers 10,000 members nationwide. driveway-like sections allowing curb access to persons in Programs slated for review "It kind of smells like what Nazi doctors were wheelchairs. This construction is underway. doing to Jews in those camps," Young said. A $64.000 proposal for restroom improvements was The group will be traveling around the Bay Area also submitted for approval by the chancellor's office to for the next two weeks in the signature effort. the state Public Works Board in May. The following programs are slated for review. Science They are concurrently conducting research on A list of other items needing improvement was sub- Applied Arts and Sciences BA Botany individuals to name in the suit. mitted to the chancellor's office in May, but so far funds BA Physical Sciences "We want to prosecute immediately," Young said. have not been obtained for all the necessary revisions, BVE Vocational Education BA, BS Physics The group has been involved in similar actions according to the office of the associate executive vice VA, MA Home Economics MA Microbiology against government agencies, the most recent of which president. MS Occupational Therapy. MA, MS Physics was a crusade against the CIA and its mind-think Among the requests are ramps to the concert hall, MS Meteorology programs earlier this year. access to the swimming pool and modifications of the Bus mess men's locker room. BS Business Education MA Business Social Sciences BA Afro-American Studies Education MA Geography A.S. Council seats vacant MA Administration Supervision MA Speech-Communication MA Higher Education A variety of posts exist for upper of the Student Union. year terms and two alternate seats. New College AFC hears charges of student and lower division students on the The deadline for applications is The Engineering BA Special Major' violations regarding grading. A.S. Council, or on one of the A.S. this Friday at 2 p.m., except for rights BS Materials Engineering A student may earn up to two credits committees. Some offer academic Program Board applications which BS Engineering General credits in addition to governing must be in by Wednesday. Sept. 26, for serving on the committee. Also open on the Student experience. Johnson said. Humanities and Arts The review here is not to determine whether to Openings on A.S. Council and Council has two vacancies, Grievance Committee are three two- A.S. BA German retain the Special Major, which IS used by programs committees should be filled within division and one lower year terms and two alternate seats. one upper MA French other than New College, but whether New College few weeks, according to The council meets Wed- This committee hears complaints the next division. MA Spanish itself should be phased out and its resources Officer Kevin p.m. from students about members of A.S. Personnel nesdays at 3 MA Philosophy redistributed. Johnson. Applications are available The Academic Fairness Com- faculty, administration or staff. in the A.S. offiLe on the upper level mittee has openings for three two- -continued on back page St. James Park: a gathering place for winos by Mark Robert Henry On .7,ridays. nurses came to the center to treat the winos for illness and injury not They stood or sat talking in small groups related to alcoholism. Doug said he was at St. James Park. treated there recently for a cut on his arm Two drank from bottles of wine. Another 'No one has Alaniz said up to 150 held on to the arm of a friend for support. winos came to the center daily until Some were already drunk - they smelled it closed. All they needed to ever been born get in was to of alcohol. Others were sober, but looking for have gone through the county detoxification their first drink of the day. on skid row' program. They are San Jose's public inebriates, Former priests, lawyers, airline pilots commonly called' winos." and police officers are among those who One of the winos, Doug, said he had Just wound up in the drop-in renter, Alaoiz said. been released form a Santa Cruz hospital, end of August. "No one has ever been born on skid row,- where he spent several days suffering from Now the center is closed because the new Alaniz said. "Where they came from is a hell an ulcer. owner of the building at 138 E. Santa Clara St. of a lot better than where they are now... Doug is looking for a place to stay, but the decided to move in. Alaniz said he is looking for a new site for monthly checks he receives from the There are "lots of guys in jail because the center. Alaniz said he is not sure whether Veterans Administration don't provide that place ain't there.- Doug said, referring the county plans to continue funding for the enough money to pay the rent on the cheapest to the drop-in center. drop-in center. of room in downtown San Jose, he said. "We really miss it. If you had that place The Santa Clara County Board Doug and many of the other winos in the we could come in and sober up," Doug said. Supervisors will decide the funding issue later park spoke with Adolpho Alaniz who had The drop-in center, which opened in this month, he added. come to the park to see how "his people" were October 1976, was a place where winos could Many of San Jose's downtown merchants doing. go to sober up, sleep or play dominoes and are opposed to relocating the center into the Alaniz was the director of Santa Clara checkers for a few hours before moving out to downtown area, according to Alaniz. County's drop-in center until it closed at the the streets. -continued on back page A public inebriate seeks refuge in St James Park downtown. Diana Valletta photo September 19 19 /9 2 forum Journalists penalized by Supreme Court

by Roger Myers conglomerate, appealed the case, pre-trial hearings. staff Writer but lost when the Supreme Court 2. A judge's partiality or The setting is the municipal held in favor of the judge. ineptitude may be revealed during court of Anytown, U.S.A., state The high court's rationale was open court proceedings. Judges judge Richard M. Righteous simple. Since the defendant was the have been known to be defeated at presiding. moving party, he had surrendered elections because of such The case before the court in- his right to a "public trial." The disclosures during open hearings or volves a journalist's refusal to court rejected the notion that the trials. JODGE IS DoING surrender documents and name public, and thus the press as an arm 3. The integrity of the trial is TI-te sources when ordered to do so by the of the public, has a right to protected by open proceedings. A kis 60(3 IN THERE. WHY court; he has been ordered to scrutinize its judicial system at witness may be deterred from compromise himself as a reporter. work. committing perjury if he knows his IN It is not the first time the two have It also denied the existence of a testimony will be publicized. wofYLE1US tangled, and neither greatly constitutional right of access of Publicity also makes it more likely respects the other. press and public to the courts under that actual perjured testimony will To Do OU'R5 P In order to assure the defendant the First Amendment. be detected. a -fair trial," Judge Righteous 4. When criminal proceedings ejects press and public from the Former president Nixon's are open, it is more likely that courtroom. The entire proceeding - legacy to the country was his ap- unknown witnesses with important pretrial through sentencing - is done pointment of Supreme Court information will make themselves behind closed doors. Justices Harry Blackmun, Lewis known. Convicted, the journalist Powell, William Rehnquist and 5. The victim of a crime, the receives the harshest penalty Chief Justice Warren Burger. family of the victim and others who pos.:able under law. While Chief Justice Burger, in a have been involved in similar concurring opinion to Justice Potter crimes have a special stake in Based upon the Sixth Amend- Stewart's majority opinion, stressed determining for themselves whether ment guarantee of a ''public trial," the ruling applied only to pre-trial justice is done. the above illustration appears un- hearings, Justice Rehnquist would thinkable in an American cour- go much further. During the Burger Court's troom. In his concurring opinion, tenure, numerous anti -press The secret trial has long been Justice Rehnquist urged that any decisions have been handed down. considered alien to free American judge, defendant, or district at- It is now legal for police with a society. Even before becoming a torney be given the right to close the warrant to raid without warning a abhored closed nation, America court to press and public for any newsroom to search for evidence of access to the courts reason. He strongly trials. Public denied the crime committed by third panic necessary to assure was considered ( Zurcher vs. Stanford Daily, 1978). It is now legal for libel plaintiffs to inquire into a reporter's state of 'First Amendment's freedom of pre.c.., mind, no matter how long ago alleged action accurred ( Herbert vs. has been repeatedly violated by high court' Lando, 1979). It is now legal to send reporters to jail for failing to reveal in- that the judicial system was serving public any right to observe court formation about confidential as an arm of the law rather than an proceedings. sources at grand jury proceedings instrument of persecution. It is upon Rehnquist's right-of- I Branzburg vs. Hayes, 1972). But such is no longer the case. right stand that the judges in It is now legal for government Two months ago, state trial judges Virginia and Maryland based their investigators to secretly subpoena a inVirginia and Maryland barred the ability to ban press and public from reporter's telephone toll records so door of their courtrooms to the press the trial proper. as to track down his sources ( Court and public during a murder and a refused to review a U.S. Court of rape trial, respectively. Cases such as these are exactly Appeals ruling allowing it). In both cases, the judges, as what the dissenters in Gannett most It is now legal for a reporter to legal justification for their actions, feared: blatant abuse of the ruling go to jail for contempt Mr. refusing_to cited the U.S. Supreme Court's July by irresponsible judges. turn over his notes at a murder trial 2 decision in the case of Gannett Co., Justice Blackmun wrote the to the defendant (Court refused to letters Inc. vs. De Pasquale. dissenting opinion. According to hear appeal of New York Times By a 5-4 decision, the court Knight -Bidder newspapers' reporter Myron Farber who was upheld the right of a New York judge Supreme Court reporter Aaron convicted of contempt for this). to exclude the press and the public Epstein's August analysis of the In short, the First Amendment's stand 3. The weather would be better The amount of force displayed is from a pre-trial hearing to decide case, there are, at the heart of the guarantee that government "shall Take on the whole, reducing in most parts not at all justifiable. Maybe the man whether part of the state's evidence dissenting opinion, five key reasons make no law ... abridging the of the country the fluke factor the should have returned the ball, but Editor: was permissible to the jury in a why the public should be concerned freedom of speech, or of the press" weather presents to quality teams. the patrol officers should not have "cop-killing" case. about the court's callous handling of has been repeatedly violated by the It's due time the Spartan Daily Let's go, Spartan Daily sports. choked him. The defendant's lawyers had the right of "public trial." high court. sports section took a stand on the It's time to one-up the Mercury and I'm disappointed in the Spartan requested the closed court so ad- 1. Open criminal proceedings America's democracy is based college soccer schedule vs. football the monolithic National Collegiate Daily for not commenting on this verse publicity could not endanger give the public a chance to scrutinize upon the citizen's right to choose. schedule 1. Athletic Association in one action. incident. We should all speak out the defendant's right to a fair trial. the performance of their police and How, then, can the public choose if it Whoever first scheduled the two Back college soccer in the spring. against unnecessary acts of The district attorney did not contest prosecutors. mnerous instances of cannot observe? And how can it sports in conflict did no favor to Kevin Kasai violence. the request. police abuse and prosecutorial observe if its eyes and ears, the soccer. Soccer, college style, should SJSU soccer fan Miguel Delgadillo Gannet Co., a large newspaper misconduct have been disclosed at press, are not allowed to function? be played in the early spring for Sophomore, undeclared these reasons:

The automobile syndrome I. Exclusivity from other major Disappointed college sports. This would focus attention more on soccer, allow the Editor: -.Spartan Daily. sport to charge admission and draw On the last page of Tuesday's Car love affair a problem a crowd so it could support itself. Spartan Daily is a picture of a man 2. It would coincide with the G. Bliss selves in them. This behavior, put time basis, then just for daily being strangled! At least three men by Peter North American Soccer League tutor,' Frlitor into proper perspective, has got to commutes. are seen grappling with a man who Editor Mary T Lee schedule which would focus at- Henry Ford rolled his first be masochism of the highest order. It is hoped, bit-by-bit use of the seems close to unconsciousness. Advertising Manager Laura Smith When tention on college play, increase model off the assembly The culprit here, obviously, is bus instead of car for travel, other When I first saw the photo I News Editor James P Wagner production interest in the college player draft he realize he released not the machine but rather a group than commuting, will help destroy thought it might be a rapist being City Editor Carla Baker line, little did and duplicate the successful com- monster on civilization. of semi-evolved organisms that the American love affair with the captured. I was shocked to read the Associate News Editor Leslie Erickson a plementary effect the pros and motorcar, from the outset, would allow themselves to be led and automobile. man had merely attempted to keep a Associate City Editor Sean Whaley The college football have. has been a waste of both the controlled by these denizens of the football which landed in the stands! Forum Page Editor Danny Edwards materials that go into producing it. highway. Entertainment Editor Don Vetter Sports Editor Dan Wood Feature Editor Peter G. Bliss Layout Editor Chuck Henrikson Investigative Editor Stephen Cohodas 'Car has been a waste of materials.., Associate Editor La Rosa Carrington our financial rewards go toward automobiles' Consumer Editor Debbie Hunsinger Associate Editor Erin Hallissy Photo Editor Jeff Pohorski Chief Photographer J.L. Sousa as well as the fuels and lubricants Something is rotten in Detroit! Public Relations Marie Fukai that are fed to it in order to keep it In actuality, the alternative to Retail Ad Manager Cynthia Fujinaka running. the automobile should have been National Ad Manager Vickie Jandron Since the early 1900s these concentrated on 30 years ago. Art Director Mike Masters Goliaths have infiltrated almost Recent concern about energy is Business Manager Ger? Dong every aspect of our behavior. Promotions Director Bill Burton We eat our food in them, watch beginning to turn the tide of the movies in them and sometimes automobile against itself. Editorial Staff Dave Abston, Dave conceive and raise families in them. It's a start. Burckhard, Marion Chin. Shirley We polish and build little houses for The problems that are en- Clements, Tracy Corral. Denise them so they won't have to suffer the countered in trying to make mass Downer. Lori Eickmann, Lee effects of weather on their glistening transit a reality are. numerous. Eminger. Greg Grimes, Eric Ham, chrome. BART proved that and is still mond, Morgan Hampton, Steve We get up in the morning and proving it daily. Hastings, Craig Henderson, Mark work for eight hours. With the Robert Henry. Dave Kellogg, Ron financial rewards derived from time Southern Californians, probably Lazzarotti, Scott Mace, Mark spent on the job, almost one-third of the worst offenders in respect to the Marymee, Brien McMahon, it goes to the automobile, including misuse of the automobile, have done Christine Merck. Jeffrey Morris, new car payments, insurance, virtually nothing toward developing Roger Myers, Jeff Rhodie, Patty gasoline and service. a rapid transit system. Selbach, Paul Scott Stewart, Jan If this isn't enough to add total Flanery-Taylor. Laura Weaker insult to injury, we take them out on During the last gas crunch, L.A. Mayor Tom Bradley said he thought the open road and try to kill our- Advertising Staff Arlene Beak, it was time Los Angeles start Jean Banaag, Don Banchero, Paul thinking about rapid transit. Good Borgersen, Barbera Boles, John for him, but he should have been Catalano. Shawna Chan, Jennifer thinking about it when he first took DiLeo, Jim Donohue, Linda Grain, office. It always seems to take a Cathy Gellepis, David Langston, near disaster to get the wheels of Robin Lewis, Carla government moving. Luebkeman, Lisa Malvini, Robin Masuda, In order to make rapid transit Patrice Mickowski, work, it is going to take a con- Brian Moss, Tony Nassaney, Sherry centrated effort by government and Pearl, Lure Rainey, Adele the public. For mass transit to pose Sauced, Sharon Wallis, a real threat to the automobile will also take a lot of time and money. Photography Staff Eva Allen, Something must be done until Minerva Amistoso, Paul Chinn. Tom that time. Duncan, Mike Gallegos, Sharon The most intelligent action the Hall. Ernest "Choc" Redding. Diana mass populace can take now is to Vallario, Joan Wynn start using the bus, if not on a full- September 19 1 9 /9 19/9 entertainment 3

They love us up there. They're pleased that they got four middle-class guys that can talk, and pleased that they we weren't like the Sex Pistols or something. "Right now we're still in the honeymoon, but it's been rock good marriage so far. We just broke into the top Kihn-el-IC energy a really by Roger Myers Kihn is at his best as "Chinatown," the last song of the 100: things are looking real good." At a front-row table at the Keystone in Palo Alto last set, comes to a close. While Lynch works his way through After a slow start to the second set. "Madison Thursday night, a short-haired, clean-cut young man was an impressive drum solo, Kihn raises his Rickenbacker Avenue," still one of Kihn's best songs, whips the crowd engaged in conversation with an older woman. Leaning above his head as if it were a gigantic wand, then uses it as back into a frenzy. It is billowed by "Moulin Rouge." a close enough to be heard over the din of the crowd, he an ax to chop through the air, stopping suddenly as the reggae-ish tune from "Naked Eye," and a series of new asked her if she had ever seen the Greg Kihn Band before. song abruptly ends. and unrecorded material When she said no, an ecstatic grin came over his face The crowd goes nuts. "Roadrunner" closes the regular sow. It is the and he exclaimed, "You'll love Kihn. I've seen him 25 essence of rock, a no-holds-barred number made even times. He puts a great show.' "Cult hero?" Kihn asks as he sips his Budweiser. "I more so by Kihn's jumping into an electrifying versiion of The strong European and Bay Area following enjoyed don't know. We have a cult following around the country, the Who's "My Generation" half-way through the tune by the Greg Kihn Band is based upon such intense loyalty. for sure. The band then returns to "Roadrunner" for a sizzling Yet, even after four critically aclaimed, if commercially "Dave Carpenter is definitely a cult hero, though," finale. less-than-successful albums, the band Kihn on lead Kihn adds whimsically. vocals and 12-string rhythm guitar, Dave Carpenter on Slouched into a couch backstage, beer in one hand and "Roadrunner s been my favorite song for years. It's lead guitar, Steve Wright on lead guitar, Steve Wright on cigarette in the other, Kihn contemplates the immediate only got two chords; you can't blow it. So it's good to play bass and Larry Lynch on drums has yet to be recognized future of his band. under any condition drunk, stoned, or whatever. as a national rock force. "Well, we just got back from touring; did about three- "We never did a formal arrangement. 'Roadrunner' Kihn has said he expects "With the Naked Eye," the and-a-half weeks around the states. Played a lot of cities, that's on the album ( 'Naked Eye' we did at a sound check fourth album which was released this summer, to be the 'bout every one you could think of, probably. We're going for the ( as yet unreleasedl live album. We didn't know the album that puts the group over the hump. back out again in the fall. tapes were rolling, and it was so groovy to get a three- "It's already sold more than my other albums," Kihn "We got offers to go to Europe, but we can go back to minute version of it that we put it on the album. said. "I think it's definitely our most commercial try. But Europe anytime, pretty much. We might wait 'til spring. " *Roadrunner' is the single that's out; it should be on it's really not any more commercial than the others. I Springtime in Germany, you know. Springtime in Paris. AM any day now." always thought the third one Next of Kihn should have We always have offers, it's just when we want to go. Right been a hit." now we're going to finish our next album." are on their feet, applauding wildly, The people Kihn describes the next album, now about half wanting more. Their wait is not a long one. When Kihn appears onstage, clad in a black-and-white completed, as "much more of a rocker than the last one." Kihn re-appears, acknowledges the response, then "We're striped t-shirt and black leater pants, with cigarette shooting for better guitar tones and such this leads the group into a lengthly version of "Fur Your dangling from his mouth, the crowd applauds its hero with time out," he adds. "You learn stuff after four albums. We Love." a tumultuous roar. want more live sound on the tracks." of Kihn's tunes, is a catchy song that It, like many Lynch's machine-gun drumming kicks the band into begs for a cover version by an established performer. the opener, "All The Right Reasons," a reasonable fac- Originally from Balitmore "The Orioles are going to . simile of the Beatles' popish sound win it all this year" Kihn moved to Los Angeles "six or "I wish somebody would record some of our tunes," The crowd, especially the women in the throng on the seven" years ago, and "crashed on Alan Mason's ( A and admits Kihn, who is no stranger to doing covers, most dance floor who strain toward the stage, cheer Kihn's M Records( floor for about a year. notably Bruce Springsteen's "For You' and 'Ren- every gesture. I,.A. was barren of jobs for a fledgling musician, so dezvous'." The rhythm section of the band, Lynch and Wright, Kihn moved to Berkeley. Kaufman, whom Kihn had people as Earthquake, the Rubinoos, and Jonathan "It would be a real compliment for us as writers. are its backbone, allowing Carpenter plenty of room to known in both Maryland and L.A., had started Beserkley Richman. Writing is the most important thing, even more important solo and Kihn ample space to work his audience. Records, and signed Kihn to a contract, along with such "Chartbusters," Beserkley's first albwn, was made than making records and playing gigs," he said. to test the potential markets of the four. It garnered 'We've got a lot of out-takes, I wish someone wuld do enough enthusiasm to conviced Kaufman to give each a one of ours; somebody famous like Linda Ronstadt. Then shot at their own album. we could all buy new Porsches.'' calendar. Meanwhile, Kihn had met East Bay musicians Lynch Still the crowd is not satisfied. So once more Kihn re- and Wright, an started playing with them. With Robbie emerges on the stage, at first alone, then with the band. As "They Shoot Kihn "on the line." Through Oct. plus Humans. 260 a.m.; Dunbar, lead guitarist of Earthquake, sitting in, a final encore, the group sways through an instrumental Don't They?", film 7. San Jose Center for the California Avel, Palo Alto. Students recorded his debut album, "Gi eg Kihn," released in 1976. jam featuring Carpenter's wizardry with the guitar. p.m.; KSJS News 4 Wednesday Cinema -- Performing Arts. 246-3700. Iron Works Tonight; 5:30 Carpenter joined the band shortly thereafter. -continued on page 7 Works "Rankateatern," Poker Face. Tomorrow; and 6 p.m. "Greg Kihn Again," a brilliant I,P, hit Bay Area "California Suite," _ starring Alan Alda, Jane a one-woman marionette Toons. Friday; Mark Ford Friday Contemporary record stores in early 1977. Unfortunately, due to financial Fonda and Walter Mat- theater performance by Band. Saturday; Ball Music from 6 a.m.; KSJS hassles with CBS records, with whom Beserkley had thau. Tonight at 7 and 10. Hanka Gatu. Friday only at Taylor Band. 3877 El News 4 and 6 p.m.; La signed to distribute the album, the Bay Area was the only 34W Santa Clara 8 p.m. 248 Auzerais Ave., Camino Real, Palo Alto. area of the U.S. where the record was available. Morris Dailey Auditorium Verdad, 5:30 p.m.; En- San Jose, CA 95113 Camera One Tomorrow San Jose. 257-5740. foque Nacional, 6:30 p.m.; To distribute "Next of Kihn," Beserkley signed with and Friday; "The China Gaslight Theater "The ksjs La Cosa Nueva, 7 p.m. GRT Records. For a time, national coverage was good, (4081288 5228 Syndrome" and "Dr. Angel of Alviso Slough" or Saturday Jazz Rock and but then GRT went out of Misiness, and the album ended Strangelove." Saturday "Dirty Deeds at Dry Today Contemporary Soul from 6 a.m.; Lyric up being only a big hit in Europe, where the Beserkley through Wednesday; Diggins." Fridays and Music from 6 a.m.; KSJS Opera of Chicago, 9 a.m.; label is much stronger. A COMPLETE BOOKSTORE 8:30 p.m. After the demise of GRT. Kihn and his band were free "Manhattan" and "Next Saturdays at News 4 and 6 p.m.; High San Jose State Football vs. Gift Wrapping and Mailing E. agents. They stayed with Beserkley, but signed with Stop Greenwich Village." Through November.400 School Week In Review, Cal, 12: 45 p.m. Charge by Phone Campbell Ave., Campbell. Warner/Elekrta/Asylum for distribution. Kihn's boyish 366S. First St., 294-3800. 6:30 p.m.; California Sunday Bread of Life, 6 We Welcome Special Orders New Varsity Tomorrow 378-9721. Bands Special, 7 p.m. a.m.; Lyric Opera of face brightens when he talks of the new arrangement. and Friday; Tomorrow -- Con- Chicago, 9 a.m.; Jazz Rock is "Wifemistress" and "A tints ic temporary Music from 6 and Soul from 12:30 p.m. nan Woman At Her Window." 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st.olt.o.heo 111 1'1 I '1 4 sports Independence pool complex to house SJSU water sports by Roger Myers aquatic facilities are that has no facility to 12 to 17 feet to compensate. A solution to one of the probably the worst." practice on on-or-near "Originally, the worst problems facing Indeed, both the men's campus." project was to cost around Spartan athletics has and women's pools are The Independence $400,000 and should have become a reality. ancient structures nowhere complex has an Olympic- been done by last year," SJSU's swimming and near NCAA regulation sized pool with a seating Cementina said. "But with water polo teams new dimensions of a p - capacity of 3,500 and a each delay in construction, home, the 82 million proximately 50 meters in diving pool with a capacity the price went up. We got a aquatic complex at In- length by 22.89 meters in of nearly 900. different opening date dependence High School, is width. "It's also a solar every six weeks because finished The water polo The women's pool, heated complex," In- we found a lot of malfunc- team moved in yesterday. which is the larger of the dependence Athletic tions." Compared to the two, measures 25 meters Director Al Cementina One possible problem publicity the lacking by 10 meters, or just under said. "It will be solar that still exists is the facilities of Spartan half the regulation size. heated for about 10 months lighting, which has been 'All facilities on campus are sub-par, but acquatic facilities are the worst'

football and basketball As a result the poloists, out of the year " okayed by McNama for have received, the sorely while awaiting the com- According to practice but may not be wanting state of other pletion of the Independence Cementina, the swimming sufficient for games touch- intercollegiate and pools, were practicing at pool has electronic The cost to SJSU has of plates while the recreational facilities has the inconvenient hour timing not yet been determined, morning at West diving pool is complete been a well-kept secret. 5:45 in the according to Crosby, Valley College in Saratoga. with a 10-meter diving "A university of this because contract "It's quite a tran- tower. size should have something negotiations are not sportation problem," The decision to include much better than we completed. However, the water polo coach Mike the diving tower cost an have," interim Athletic basketball team has used McNama said. "We are the additional 8275-300,000 Director Jon Crosby said. the 5,0 0 0 -seat In- photo by,' I Sousa only team here, along with because the depth of the "All facilities on campus dependence Fieldhouse for The Olympic -size swimming pool at Independence High School, part of the $ 2 million aquatic corn are sub-par, but the swimming, that I know of, diving pool had to go from the past three years on a pound that will be home for SJSU's swimming and water polo teams cost-free basis. "It's been a trade a high school gym much more. been made. facility on campus. It agreement," Crosby said. "What people don't "We also realize that "Not only for the would have housed a gym, Elway looks for answers "We've used Independence realize," Cementina said, our student interest has athletic program," Crosby indoor handball and facilities and they've used "is Independence is not a been almost nil. Since said, 'but for the students racquetball courts and a 50- Spartan Stadium when normal high school. It is a Independence is a 10- on campus and in the meter pool. It would have to Spartans' weak defense they've needed it." part of the East Side minute drive away, it has dorms as well. There are cost each student an extra Educational Park that also been one of the reasons for no pools they can use $2 or $3 a year. But it was "It's been a financially by Lee Eminger Elway said. "We're not passes. houses Evergreen Com- lack of interest. regularly, no handball or voted down by the good situation for San Jose munity College, San Jose "Obviously we also racquetball courts and the students.' What can be done to going to panic." Another situation the State," agreed Cementina, shore up the Spartans' Noting the unusually defense had no control over Adult Education, a city need a good product to sell. tennis courts are half-a- For the time being, who forsees a similar library, a performing arts We also feel the size of the mile away." students and staff in- porous football defense? high number of missed was the six turnovers by arrangement for the "We don't have great tackles 26 against the offense. theater and a planetarium. Civic (2,500 capacity) will "It's a crying shame," terested in pursuing many aquatic complex, even help our season ticket and McNama agreed. "About recreational activities will athletes on defense, just Stanford, Elway stressed "It's hard on the "It is an ap- though Spartan basketball advance ticket sales. ago they have to do as the swimming fair ones," coach Jack the need to keep working on defense emotionally when proximately $30 million two or three years has pulled partially out of "Besides," Crosby and water polo teams do Elway said. "God already fundamentals. they stop the other team, educational plant that was tried to build a combined Independence and will play added, "the Civic has been go off campus. did that. We do, however, Inexperience has also only to be forced right back designed with the idea of athletic and recreational only three of 11 home completoly renovated. It have to start playing up to plagued the defensive play out there when your offense games there. The total community use." our potential. We haven't has a new basketball floor thus far. coughs up the ball," Elway remaining games will be Crosby agreed with his Experience the deep-down pleasure of yet." and is a very attractive "We have a tough said. played at the renovated counterpart's assessment After allowing 48 points place to play." schedule to be playing five Although the defense San Jose Civic Auditorium. of Independence, SCUBA DIVING STUDENT SPECIAL to Utah State and 45 to or six freshmen on Although both Crosby could use a breather this "It's a beautiful place BASIC SCUBA COURSE - $59.95 Stanford, it's hard to find defense," Elway said, "but week, they're going against "Naturally, I don't like with excellent facilities," and McNama are very pleased with the aquatic (regular WM/ much encouraging news as the season progresses, another tough Pacific-10 to see it done," Cementina Crosby said. "But each of complex at about the defense. we're going to improve." foe when they travel to said of the move. "If SJSU the five finalists we in- Independence, Nautilus Scuba School they "We showed some Some bad timing also Berkeley Saturday to face had better facilities terviewed for the indicate a disap- 2636 The Alameda, Santa Clara improvement against contributed to the a California team that is off downtown, then it's good, basketball coaching job pointment that for so long no improvements to on- 249-4493 Stanford," Elway said. problems on Saturday. to a 2-0 start. but I don't think they indicated that it was being campus facilities have Act now' This offer is "Stanford has a real good Twice the Spartans were It looks like all SJSU should move just for used against us in good for a limited time. offensive line and Utah caught in a blitz when partisans will be needing a political reasons." recruiting. State is just as potent on Stanford had called screen lot of patience. "Coaches would tell offense as the Cards." The political reason recruits that we played in a The Spartans did play Cementina alluded to is the high school gym. As a solid defense in the opening Tomorrow's sports stigma attached to a major result, a lot of kids don't get quarter Saturday, limiting college basketball team up here to see that it's not a LOW Stanford to a field goal. But Football's offensive linemen are a rare breed, a group playing its home games in regular high school but so COST then the roof caved in as that gains a Minimal amount of notoriety. the Cards discovered how Tomorrow's Daily will take a featured look at two of Auto easy it was to run wide. SJSU's best quarterback protectors, guard Mike Katolin "Sweep coverage isn't and tackle Max Hooper. a one-man job," Elway Insurance said. The outside WHY FIND OUT HOW MUCH linebackers, the inside IS THIS MAN IT linebackers and the cor- SKI SHOULD COST nerbacks all have to work FRANCE SUN VALLEY together." LES MENUIRES. 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The 2 3 -year -old day's game with California will be broadcast on a regional Canadian earned his basis. chance last week during his The Spartans' high-scoring affairs the past two weeks first international meet by with Utah State and Stanford certainly didn't hurt their helping to elevate the television appeal, but it is California that deserves star Canadian national team to billing. a seventh-place finish in It is the Bears' back-to-back upset wins over Arizona the World University State and Arizona that makes this week's game with SJSU Games in Mexico City, five a showcase. one-hundreths of a point While no one from SJSU is going to complain about behind the sixth-place being on TV, mainly because of the money and exposure it United States team. will bring, there is also a bit of a risk involved. In doing so, Sharpe The Spartans have a history of falling flat on their equaled his best all-around faces against the Golden Bears, most notably two years effort while at SJSU with a ago when SJSU finished on the short end of a 52-3 rout. A combined score of 53.35. similar showing by SJSU would not look exactly good on A competitor's all- the tube. around performance is In addition to the recent history of matchups between determined by the com- these two teams, the results of each club's first two games bined score in six gym- this season don't bode well for SJSU fortunes. nastic events - the pom- The Spartans have yet to find any semblance of mell horse, rings, vaulting, defense, and the 77 points the offense has put on the board parallel bars, high bar and in the first two games is quite misleading. "Lisa floor exercise. A score of The attacking squad has been plagued with turnovers, Corn - 60.0 is perfect. and no one can give the ball away and expect to win, "I was really keyed especially not when going up against a substantially up," the SJSU business better team. IS. It major said in the Spartan Former SJSU gymnast Marty Sharpe practices a routine on the parallel bars during a recent workout. Sharpe, who Meanwhile, Cal has played near-perfect games in -10 rivals from Arizona. San a gym, Men's Gym, where he is trains at SJSU, will attempt later in the year to gain a spot on the Canadian Olympic team. polishing off their two Pacific and currently training. Jose product Rich Campbell has been outstanding at Id a 50- "There's something individual's international "The reason I began ditionally ranked among more concrete, Sharpe has Yet Sharpe is con- quarterback for the Bears, who have apparently over- d have about international meet score for the year and learning gymnastics was the top three gymnasts in a new determination. centrating all his efforts come a rash of pre-season injuries and academic 1 extra competition that brings out selecting the top six because as a kid, I was a the world. "I've been working toward the World Games. suspensions. So with every possible factor seemingly against them, It was the best in you," Sharpe competitors. shrimp," Sharpe said. Sharpe's misfortunes toward this for as long as I -If I make it to the and the Bears favored by nearly two touchdowns, do the , the said. The U.S. Olympic "In fact, I was the didn't stop with his late can remember," Sharpe World Games, it will be the Spartans have any chance at all for an upset? Sharpe is currently Committee, on the other smallest guy in my class growth. In February, said. "I want to give it a biggest thing in my life," A realistic answer would be no, but one must being, competing with three hand, determines its during grade school and I Sharpe injured his ankle shot." Sharpe said. ' "Everyone remember that anything can happen in sports. ff in- others for the sixth spot on Moscow-bound team solely just began getting tired of twice in the middle of his The next two in- who will be in the Olympics The one possible advantage SJSU may enjoy is a Cal many the Canadian national on the results of one meet - being left out of all the best season and last year of ternational meets for the will be there." es will team. The top six gym- the Olympic Trials - which school sports." eligibility for the Spartan gymnast are the "Pacific letdown. mming nasts, in addition to two will be held in Eugene, Ore. Unfortunately, after team. Rim" tour and the World Whatever happens The Golden Bears have been through two successive as do alternates, will go on to in March 1980. Sharpe began to get deeply I was unable to go to Games in Fort Worth, between now and the end of Pac-10 encounters, and with Michigan coming into Moscow. "Unfortunately, the involved in gymnastics, he the NCAA finals at the end Texas. the Olympics for Sharpe, Berkeley next week, Cal almost certainly will be taking "It's a toss up right top five Canadians have also began to grow. of the season and that He is training now for one thing is certain. SJSU lightly. now," Sharpe said. "It just already been picked," "I guess I was a late really screwed me up," the Pacific Rim tour which "After this is over, I This factor will probably allow the Spartans to avoid of depends on how we all do Sharpe said. "They have bloomer," Sharpe said. Sharpe said. will take him to Honolulu, am retiring," Sharpe said. being embarrassed, and they should beat the spread. during international years of international "The right weight for a "It was really hard to Portland and Seattle in "There are other things in Unfortunately, these "respectable showings and 'IAL competition until experience between them gymnast is around 135, train here during the early October. life besides gymnastics." moral victories" are getting a bit old to SJSU followers. December." and they all have had a which is what Kurt Thomas summer," Sharpe said. "I Unlike the United great year." weighs, but I kept growing just didn't have enough States, the Canadian Great years are and now I weigh 170." motivation." system of choosing its something Sharpe has not Thomas, who is But now that he sees Olympic squad members is had an abundance of up to currently the top U.S. his long-awaited Olympic based on combining the this point in his life. Olympic hopeful, is ad- dream is quickly becoming

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Sack by Maomao Niko causes John an ankle sprain.

by Dave Kellogg It was a day of torn loyalties and mixed emotions for the Elway family, as father met son in last Saturday's SJSU-Stanford football game. John Jr.'s Stanford squad came out on top, edging his father Jack's Spartan team 45-29. Although he didn't start, John made an early appearance against the Spartans in the first quarter. With starter Turk Schonert failing to move the Cards, coach Rod Dowhower elected to go with Elway. With mother Janet, and sisters Jana and Lee Ann looking on anxiously, John directed the Cards first touchdown drive. In that drive, John completed two of three passes for 20 yards, driving Stanford 71 yards. In the next series, John gave the Elway clan quite a scare as he went down with an ankle injury after being sacked by Maomao Niko. The injury proved to be minor but nonetheless kept him out of action the rest of the game.

Photos by Paul Chinn Ernest Redding and Mike Malone Quarterback John Elway celebrates Stanford touchdown. John contemplates what might have been.

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Mother Elway exhorts her troops SJSU coach Jack falls one -down to his son 19 1 9 7 Director Profit sees new horizons Monoliths Craig Henderson by Student Union for two years and involvement different type of program, such as con- produce anything." "I plan on doing a lot of crazy things," with both her major departments has kept her temporary arts, dance and films. Profit stressed the board can assist said Barbara Profit, the new A.S. Program in touch with the programs students want. Profit heard a suggestion two years ago student groups in arranging their own to aid study Board director. "Expect anything." "I've dealt with people at rock bottom," that may become a reality this year. programs. Dr. Wanna Pitts, assistant professor of A.S. President Nancy McFadden ap- Profit said. "I know what they want. I decided When it's really hot, we might try an The board office has magazines such as biological sciences, was inadvertantly pointed Profit to the position last spring. to get on the board and put those concerns to outside film with concessions," Profit said. Billboard, which lists a group's concerts and omitted from yesterday's Daily article Profit took office July 1. use. A complaint against the board has been the financial success of the concert, the about the Affirmative Action Faculty "I want to do things that have never been "I want students to utilize the board. that it doesn't use Spartan Stadium for group's drawing ability and fees. Development Program. done beforeventure off into a few new Students should feel free to come into the concerts. Profit said a group that would draw Any student can come up here and flip Pitts has received a $700 grant, which horizons," Profit said, pointing to a Duncan office and tell us what they want." a crowd large enough to fill the stadium would through the magazines," Profit said. she plans to use for materials and a yo-yo contest for Oct. 6. The Program Board office is located in cost between $40,000 to $60,000 for artist fees Profit's main responsibilities are to "sign possible student assistant in the "Maybe we could have a three-legged the Student Union, room 350. alone. everything" and oversee the programming of development of soil monoliths for use in race. Disco roller skatingthat would be fun. The Program Board sponsors a variety of "We'd need $75,000 to put on the show," the board members. education. "There tends to be a tenseness on cam- events on campus, including concerts, Profit said. "We don't have that kind of In addition, she "talks to agencies to The monoliths, obtained by digging a pus. These types of events release some of speakers and entertainment, most for an money establish rapport and get mailing lists, talks large pit and removing a that tension." admission fee. She does not believe concert promoter to department chairpersons about programs sample of the earth, will be used as a Profit, a double major in psychology and The board consists of seven members Bill Graham would collaborate with the board they want arranged, represents the board in learning device for students studying soil. criminal justice, said her background as an elected by a selection committee and the A.S. on a major concert be,..ause "Bill Graham is front of the student council and talks on the Pitts expects to complete work on her A.S. council member, president of the Black council. Each board member is in charge of a too big. He doesn't need other boards to telephone all the time project in about one year. Board to restructure basic skills courses classifieds by Jeffrey Morris Studies and Provost of New College before The General Studies Board is planning her appointment to the Undergraduate weeks NEW RECIPE tastes HANDYMAN Ipersonf. $4 Studies Dept. WANTED Pre dental student LOOKING for a Wedding a new general education program to lantastoc Very little actual work pr hr Floor covering layers. Photographer, Images by John "I like this particular job because of ii Excellent opportunity to work in restructure basic skills courses, according 110)011 114,' colic ill.. on putting 0 together and you minor plumbing electrocal or dental lab Any weekday Irow are expressoons of love soft the mixture of duties that I have," she only need a small space to do it carpentry Interior and ex terror to Fauneil J. Rinn, newly-appointed II 30 a m on Call 776 3300 elegant and understood by NO ADDITIVES. Pure malt all of the associate dean of Undergraduate Studies. said. This office staffs the General paontrng (any or everyone. For the Finest Costs 1 0 the price ol store above/ Work part lime to fel "The program will be different from Studies Board and coordinates the VOLUNTEERS needed to work Wedding Photography, can tom WANTED Baseball cards. bought beer You can vary the your school hours Call 788 6647 Program Review at this university. with dostur bed choldren at 448 0388 the present G.E. requirements in that new world series ALCOHOL from 3 lo 10 percent Or 79S 7438 yearbooks and PENINSULA CHILDREN S "All undergraduate programs are programs, autographs, statues. BE ERMAN ERS OF AMERICA courses will be offered under the basic CENTER, 494 1300 EXPERT typing and 1040 N 4th St APARTMENT ASSISTANT skills category," Rinn said. reviewed every five years by this office, sports memorabilia QUICK proofreading of term panes. ete CASH See Dr Lapin. Bus NM 6647 MANAGER One person needed She could not name the new courses and we coordinate constant checks Men? Women! Fast .9.7ge SI P9 Call Sheila A FOUR DAY STORE to love ofl studio apartment and each semester," Rinn said. Tower 763, or call 837 0191. Jobs' .279 9129 because they are still under consideration throughout Wed. thru Sal 9 6 help with the management CRUSESHIPS. YACHTS' No Another duty of Undergraduate EVERYBODY,, Handyman experience helpful by the General Studies Board and the invited to the expertence Good pay. Europe. LIVE with a family in England Folkdance Club for USED FURNITURE Good Free rent includes phone and Undergraduate Studies Committee. Studies is handling the paperwork for the SJSU Australia, So Amer World. for 599 95, summer 19110 Ex Israel, folkdancong prices We are "unlurnishing ' table TV Units are miles Irom Suggestions and recommendations for Admissions and Standards Committee, Balkan Send 54 95 for APPLICAT ION perm... English culture In mom 9 00 apartments close to campus on a an easy bike rode according to Rinn. -Teachong 7 30 to campus INFO REFERRALS to ...land For Information sent 52 the new basic skills courses are being followed regular basos We have Apply at BMA 1040 N 41h St. by request dancing CR UISEWORLD B. 60179 to Peace My . P0 Box 27749. When she is not handling the duties of Irons 9 00 to 12 00 Friday available dinettes hode a beds. Wed thru Sal . 9 to 6 taken from each department at SJSU, SaCto CA 95860 1515 Watt Aye Denver, CO 80177 Deadlone Jan coffee and end tables, lamps. Rinn said. her office, Rinn teaches a new course in even. 99 in WG 101. II 1980 PEACE INC . 12051 W rugs, dressers, desks beds and STUDENT Massest an "I meet twice a week with the General the Political Science Department called MATURE Dumbarten. Morroson. CO 80465 "Women In Politics." MOUND AND HAULING I m.sc Cash and carry Call 195 leaching math thru Jr High Studies Board to discuss which courses truck and 7438 1520 per wk have small covered School hours FRESH sweet carrot ow. The class meets in the Education Bldg. ?lpm Call Mr will be added and what these new courses will do all sorts 01 robs Can Mon Fro btwn Fresh squeezed orange mice 6917. USED BOOKS FOR LESS ?SI 1809 ought to be like," she said. The courses are Thursday at 7 p.m. ROY at 291 Spencer at hou%ing Pep dr onks Energy dronk RECYCLE BOOKSTORE 04E "Since it is a night class that is mostly w. boot protein HEAL THWAY planned for the 1980 fall semester. San Fernando on corner of ltd attended by women, I provide an escort SKIERS and wOuld be oilers. EARN AND LEARN IDo FOODS 116 San Salvador "We are trying to make the whole Check out the SJSU Ski Club and St. Call 2111911275. schoolwork on gibi Desk clerk. _ sequence of G.E. requirements less service for them," Rinn said. see the world well maybe downtown senior residence I ROOM FOR RENT in a lamo11, E XPER II 'CE Try getting a the class as being near a Colorado Have fun. excitement. '75 HONDA 550. CIISSOK. 35 mi. pm to rn odnight Choose monotonous for incoming freshmen," Rinn "I advertised home Call 379 73117 eves . or lob wahoi SCALE offers one thrills. Meet fasconatrng people Each rest matching helmet, Friday and Saturday, SaturdaY said. well-lighted parking facility on Seventh Verde PD Box 1291, Campbell. to three Longs. oob experience and Make great new friends Excel Conti, SISOO. 7577075. and Sunday or Sunday and Rinn served as the assistant dean of Street," she said. "It seems to have CA 90008 and valuable contacts Explore Sign up at the table on front of Monday 53 hr Call HI 1750 your career aspirations and gain Graduate Studies, associate dean of Social worked because the class is full." the Art Quad, across from the DEAR Students, faculty and o o ROOM and BOARD!!. community awareness In Student Union and come to the employees When you need WANTED Acccounfing clerk Science Dept., coordinator of Women's Beautiful Georgian home on one ternshops available on 52 degree forst meeting Thurs Sept 11 at onsurance osn t note to know for local CPA firm Most acre of land DPI 1010115 areas REGISTER NOW 7 30 pm on the S U Ballroom there is someone who can help speak Japanese Will train vegetarian meals seven days a SCALE is a free SJSU program Yahoo, get horny at the "horny YOu with all your insurance Salary open 16 hrs per wk Call week I Eggs and Daory used/ Old Cafeteria Building call 717 Stanford Tailgate Party.' Sat . needs. I would enooy helpong HU /448 Yoga Classes mornings and 111/ IS Get tickets and maps at you proiect the good things you Rock according to Kihn Sept evenings the table Homecoming. Oct 6. have wcrked hard for woth a E XECUT1VE OFFICE OPERA Join Our Family' 14, Halloween Slate Farm car homeowners. T IONS TRAINEE Part time. 4 -continued from page 3 Berkeley that get high all time to take effect.’ Barn Dance. Oct Rooms meals all utilities paid BERKELEY For all your Party. Oct 11 Call 998 10nt fer file and or health onsuran. hr day Start 54.107. Food Too soon the jam is the time." Laundry and classes 5375 typing needs Berkeley now onto policy I would also en my the processong warehouse Requires more shared room 5300 single 977 servo., the SJSU campus from 9 ended, and the band leaves "We had a real good oPPortunoty of provtdong you loght typing, general office skills Asbury St Oil Alameda near a m to 7 prn.mF Phone 717 the stage. Kihn lingers a wolfs dependable protectoon and and some heavy lottong Call Mr "We were lucky, too," tour," Kihn says. "Things STUDENT DENTAL PLAN Taylor by YMCA Call 291 1.1 1710 or come by 171 E San Take care of your mouth prompt personal servoce For White at 7911 4900. moment longer, then too is Gross adds The sound are looking excellent for or 092 6359 day or noght or 793 Salvador St in downtown S J Enroll Now.' Inforrnabon A S more informatoon please call _ gone. truck was late, everything 3663 9 6 weekdays Berkeley II block up irow the group. Hopefully, we'll Phone 371 6811 MORT STAR NEEDED lernale Office. Science Bldg ! was late, so the show went become a force in 253 3277 model, Serno nude, nude 510 7 BORM Fury doll Quiet ar. On the group's recent had JOIN THE to remew your insurance needs pr Er Please contact Km. Art on late, and the drugs American rock and roll." SAILING CLUE! 1 bik, from SJSU All Oil pd CONTACT LENS WEARERS General meeting Thurs.. 9/20. 7 at the lore and place of your West Studio, P0 Box Mg Los tour, they headlined in the $275 plus dep Non Smokers Oil Save on brand name hard or soft pm DMH 161 For convenoence Gatos CA 95030 Call 174 0897 smaller theaters and clubs, in10 Call 293 03se lens supplies Send for free 5459 ollustrated catalog Contact and opened for bands like UNITED Aor lone Hall lace EXPERIENCE Lens Sunni's.% Box 7453, the Cars in larger arenas, FACULTY. STUDENTS. Coupon 11000 251 1490 Eperienced blonde mechanic Use ROOM for rent In house SmIles Phoenix, AZ 85011 the Full or part time such as Phiiadelphia's video meebufn A ratie wanted across from park Hairstyling for Everyone from campus, 411112 grants Wrote Ed at 4799 SCOOtS Submit resume to Shaw's. 131 E Spectrum, where they sold ROLLER SPATES Sneaker Non smoker male or female TYPING IBM Corr Selectriv. Valley Orme, Scotts Valley. CA Wolharn Call 295 5891 Reports, term out two straight nights. Style onexpensove Direct from 5170 Call 767 600001 767 /990 papers theses. 95066 tor a free consultation technocal factory Top gualtly Call Rich doss ..... oons letters. Kihn and road RE TAIL EXPERIENCE FamrharIty won, all Noght, 750 5996 ',pony. etc blaoor rel.] store now on manager Donald Gross like FEMALE roommate needed to formats 00 years experoence ter voewong tor salespeople to reminisce about BALLET classes and exercise share furnoshed 7 bdron 0 ba Oualoty work Blossom Hill THE HUMIDOR SMOKE SHOP lot All ages, all levels Personal looking oppor lung,' for Area Call Kathie at 578 1711 Rochester, where the band OF LONDON F one Cigars Tobacco 1m apt near SJSU campus Non 12ENNEFH attention detail.' Instruction advancement Outstandong smoker preferred Ant coml.. from ea....909 pen for The Grateful Ported Coq EEEEE les Wode benefit, opened Pa,,eo Jose Ca 9513(, School of Ballet Arts Call 286 working condotoons All De Sa,atoga San Selection Magaemes 325 So 151 oncludes swimming pool and Dead. 6111 OP 998 2416. Apply al J M McDonald,, 1171 2954415, laundry factlities 5141 50 rno (408) 860 1018 Merodian San Jose CA 95174 "They put us in their Plus half of utilities Call 795 TUTOR My daughter wishes newsletter," Kihn says. St IPERIOR STYLISTS 8879 lemale tutor in high school All ANCHOR Clanker Rush Physics and mathematoc, Call "so all the hardcores knew HIGH velocoty students tor PT for previous and prospective anchor 069 6544 about us, and they liked us. clankers are invited to ioin the AMIE WALLS' SO., up Co. selling TV Guide and other man, SI IPERIOR PATRONS apt with our beautiful art behalf of the Crippled We were those guys over in ladoes of Delta Gamma on on SPANISH and ENGLISH Thum at Op lor our prints Over 50 dollerent won's Chldren s Socoety 55 7 hr on . Sept 30, m teacher and tutor Reasonable Call S U Lobby thru Fr,. Sept 21 commossoon Call John at 714 ASst X IATIA) STUDENTS PIO XcHAM ISP IAHI) Anchor CInher rush rates Call Tebal 2h5 78100086, SAN JOSE STATE UNIVI FiSITY Lauroe or Sndi at 179 5.690 for S1 SO ea or any 1 lull. 10411 inlo LAST DY! NEED MONEY. We II glue you LOST on 7/17: Two rings gold Incredible art profit sale In S.0 money in exchange for you and solver. in restroom near THE Lobby Over SOO different pronls giving us pork Vim need two Women , Gym Reward Call 51 50 ea or any 1 for 1. genera l of ice workers 5330 pet 767 6360 hour A typos, 150 wpm 1 53 50 per hour a. an accounting assistant 51 50 Per hour MISERLY music lovers Work,tudy students only We tottailk rna.ornote money and minemrze WEDNESIMY offer a maimurn of 10 hours per 71 MUSTANG II: 302VO, AT, help anlcd middlemen wall AUDIO EN AC. PS. PO. AM/FM. Vinyl reef. week Call 177 1715 or slop by TER PRISES SJSU 's complete /7K m, E ircel Coed. 51000, 257 he Alumni House and 1 oll out an consumer electron." buying apiocation 7075 SINCERE handicapped man service wah the widest selection CINEM11 NEEDED Two reporters one won, speech defect completely of Me hoghest lodeloty of the '75 DATSUN 710. 4-00., photographer and one self suggoent enioy, music lowest pro.* Nearly 300 brands PART TIME WORK FOR STU dr., AC, 47K miles. marketing assistantfor C1 Ho Seeks to meet a woman for of stereo compacts com Alan Alda Jane Fonda Elaine DENTS We have a les% AM/FM cassette, new Sports, anew sports newspaper companionship and possibly a, Pone., esoterg and pro position, open for responsoble paint, mags, radial, coverong Cali' high school, love on companion Call 190 1101 equopment for the car home people who can earn 5100 to 5400 Michael Caine %%alter Matthau Richard Pr)or brakes and clutch. Contact ed.,. 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REMOVAL by FAY Call OH, Items new V/ full warranty 30 Maggie Smith Wont onterfere with classes tzt 751, Mon and Wed day defective exchange shipped 71 DODGE van Rebuilt e cyl MATURE STUDENT to assost on Previous Sale, eloper..t. dlr.., from wholesale AT AM FM tape, bed. radi its leaching remethal reading helpful but not necessary We dostrobutors to you on I to IS tra.n Call see 0400 MUST SEE 52.500'011er :all appro. 15 10 lirs per erlo Mon LOOKING for bor yc lost partners days Optional 5 yr part, and III 1576 Fro btwn 11pm Must be to r ode up MI Hamilton on labor Doscwasher and 5 free excellent reader Will train Sunday mornings Usual time, P w any system 5025 hr Call Mrs Spencer at w,llbe?too 1 lhnucs Shoulq be Tapes access yours at cost 751 1809, able to r ode hr Century, re $100 or more purchase TYPIST for law form Full pt Respond to ad 18813 Before you buy elsewhere at for %ale PART TIME AM work tome Woll baon Call E Guild check the low AE pr ge Call 705 079 1078 or 141 S118 for on weekdays or winds in Los WOUL D you beloeve Bart 5550 anytime except M W for 10, matoon Gatos Our disabled grad Fay... 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TO l<641,,v 1 501 Weekly seeks funding kAFTER AT1EPAPTI16 iTERATE, PAPER ,WILBUR, IT HAS coME To /W A FATHER, A.S. Council will vote today on editor Tixid Axtell. paper, however, and the Weekly TiON1 THAT OF:5 PI TE SOME 141- whether to provide funding for the The total allocation would received A.S. funding to continue ATTE t.1 Independent Weekly, SJSU's amount to approximately $7,500. The publishing through the spring oF You My VES'-? alternative newspaper. Weekly is currently $4,000 in debt, semester. YEAR S With a unanimous vote Monday, Axtell said. The Weekly's goals are to WELL BE 10-1TERATE. the Special Allocations Committee The Weekly was established last provide citywide coverage as well as agreed to recommend to the council semester, funded solely from ad- the opportunity for freelance writers that 29 cents per student be routed to vertising. The funds were not to publish articles, according to support the Weekly, according to enough to pay for production of the founding editor Steve Hastings. Babys' arrival delayed

by Stet- Hastings as the headlining act, pulled out of who cited recording deadlines and A hard rock double bill featuring the show. an upcoming tour of Japan as The Babys and Nick Gilder The board had tried without reasons the group had to cancel the originally scheduled for the San Jose success to get a replacement Sept. 28 date. The program board Civic Auditorium a week from headliner, according to program confirming Senate topic had received a telegram Registration is Friday has been rescheduled for board adviser Ted Gehrke. Guitarist the date earlier, which was enough Appointed to the Curriculum -continued from page 1 proposal was referred to the Nov. 16. Ronnie Montrose headed the confirmation for the board to begin Committee were Ray Pirnental, Arguments in favor of double Professional Standards and Student The concert, sponsored by the shopping list of possibilities. advertising and printing tickets. Humanities and Arts Department priority stressed that CAR Affairs Committees. A.S. Program Board, was all but Gehrke said he spoke at length Peter Bloom, the program and David Burns, Applied Arts and registration doesn't guarantee In the statewide senate report, finalized when The Babys, promoted with The Babys' personal manager, board contemporary arts chairman Sciences. students their first-choice schedule. Sicular said the senate voted "to who arranged the show, said the Woodrow Mousley, education, Opponents said students who get extend non-voting rights to students board stands to lose up to $700 for was appointed to the Financial priority once should not be favored on the Retention. Tenure and Former alcoholic tries rescheduling the show, from the cost Committee. twice. Promotion Committee. The Board of of tickets, an advertisement in SJSU President Gail Fullerton In other action, the California Trustees is studying the proposal. Collage magazine, and the $425 and A.S. President Nancy Mc- State Student Presidents Appointed to seats on the caring for 'his people' deposit for the Civic Auditorium. Fadden were unable to attend the Association submitted a proposal to Committee on Committees were However, Bloom said the board first Academic Senate meeting of continued from page 1 the Board of Trustees to permit Billie Jensen, social science, Ken a bottle," Alaniz said. was working on a deal with the the semester because they He said the merchants complain students to sit as voting members of Macy, science and Sandra Belanger, attended Alaniz, who calls the winos "my band's agency to have the $700 taken a Board of Trustees meeting. that winos panhandle their faculty personnel committees. The general unit. people," described himself as a off the band's fee for the rescheduled customers, urinate on the sidewalks "recovering alcoholic" who sobered show. and sleep in doorways. eight years ago after attending The board chose not to go with Three chairs open on Program Alaniz said winos urinate Board on the Alcoholics Anonymous. Gilder t"Hot Child in the City" ground because there aren't enough "One of the things that keeps me alone on Sept. 28 because there public facilities downtown. St. in this business is that I've picked up wasn't enough appeal shown to James Park has public facilities and a lot of people in the gutter and six qualify Gilder as a headliner, Bloom A.S. committees need filling that's why winos congregate there. months later 1 see them walking said. When public inebriates try to hour per Board engage per- down the street and wearing clean Gehrke added that The Babys -continued from page 1 inininnun three The A.S. Program needed to use the facilities at a restaurant or as clothes," Alaniz said. had shown tremendous album sales The Personnel week commitment. has three chairs open, each forming groups such hotel they are asked to leave, he Meanwhile, Union credits mime troups or at the corner of in the San Jose area. Selection Committee has The Student one offering three added. First companies. Street and Fountain Alley, two The total budget for the show three vacancies Board of Governors has for the 1979-80 school year. Shakespearean "If they're so undesirable, why San Jose arts forums City Police officers gave was $18,025, with $6,500 going to students to interview and vacancies for two students. A classical Finally, a do merchants try to sell them their "drinking on the needed to is needed to sidewalk citations" artist fees for the two acts. The select other students for SUBG sets policies for the chairman is chairman wares? I've seen guys practically to two men who concerts on produce lounged on a cement board's contemporary arts budget student-oriented com- operation of the Student produce select and crawl into a store arid walk out with bench. Concepts for for the year is $27,500, Bloom said. mittees. PSC hours are Union and meets every campus. speakers on campus. Past flexible but require a other Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. concert series are speakers have included developed by the chair- Jack Anderson, Jane man, whose budget runs Goodall and Dick Gregory. between 86,000 and $7,000 For more information annually. on any of the A.S. openings spartaguide A drama chairman is call Johnson at 277-3291.

planning for festival The Society of Placement tomorrow at 2 Career Planning and S.U. Guadalupe Room. Call TV's Professional Journalists, weekend today at 11:30 p.m. in the S.U. Almaden Placement, stop by the Bill at 733-7762 for more Sigma Delta Chi, is having a.m, in the S.U. Guadalupe Room. Sign up in Building Engineering Lobby, 7th St., details. Room. Intervarsity Christian FOR RENT a get-acquainted meeting Q. Call Cheryl Allmen at tomorrow between 10:30 Fellowship is having a today at 11:30 in Jour- 277-2816 for more in- a.m. and 1 p.m. meeting tomorrow at 7 Special Student Rates nalism Classroom 117. Call formation. p.m. in the S.U. Almaden Pat Ban-us at 996-3191 for The Gay Student Union Room. Call Alan Logan at more information. Delta Gamma sorority $10 Per Month The SJSU College will have a potluck 287-3918 for more in- is having "Anchor Clanker If you would like a Republicans will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the formation. Rush" tomorrow at 8 p.m., resume critique from tomorrow at 4 p.m in the S.C. Guadalupe Room Student Health Service 360 E. Reed. Call Sandi 377-2935 is having sign-ups for a Abram at 279-9698 for more behavior modification information. group concerning eating habits. Meet in the Health J..-- Suggestions for BACK-TO-SOON 1 SEARCH Building, room 206, today TALENT at 2 p.m. Call Mary Ann preparing for job in- Sullivan at 277-2222 for terviews will be offered by SAVINOS on Student Union Career Planning and further details. 10th Anniversary Celebration e- ROYAL -"-N, sit 'DIOS Faculty. Staff& Student, Get Career Planning ARTIST SUPPLIES and Placement "interview SHOW OFF! packets" if you are a Eli Inr-411 Drct Wes 20Z OFF December graduate today Participate in our campusjalent Day Oct. 11 in Building Q. ( on 9th St. ourfiew Coffee House. next to the Business VED---20Z OFF I8x24 Nemsyr(nt Pads & be featured in Toweri.

Luxo Cyow4-tz Student Lamps Call J or sign-ups -- 277-3222 Career Planning and Reg .125.95 St& '19.95 Placement will also meet with students today to discuss interviewing for thrlk SAN JOSE ART engineering and business Milirww,A. SEPT Paint & Wallpaper jobs at 12:30 p.m. and Co. NA’S Dity accounting jobs at 2:30 1979 87 V alle k So" Jose 249 8700 p.m. 365 Son Antonio 41/43.. Nu veiny 941-3600 "Oc+ The Society of Women 440 Engineers will meet today at 12:30 p.m. in the Pitta Beer & %% 1114' Engineering Building, Siiiith% iv hes Fooshall room 336. Call Jocelyn Ho PEANUTS Spaghetti Parts & Pinball at 252-2949 or 988-8010 for Scooners of Beer more information. I .asagn Ila ckga notion big enough to sail in! The German Club is 95 AMIEIV Wednesdays: 17 oz. CNIE BREAKFAST SPECIAL Summers of beer SbI.N 4IS 500 2 eggs (any style), hash browns & toast I AS I NICa II All day and night 1.tgrid Bergman Happy Hour: Tuesday-Friday AUTUMN Come in and try our PITCHERS $1.25 4-7 p.m. SONATA ci f/1 DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Sunday: Spaghetti feast -- all the phis plus our spaghetti, salad (front our salad bar A DOLL'S & garlic bread you ea n eat I OUSE SALAD BAR AND HOF BRAU $3.00 per person 1-9 p.m. r- Monday-Thursday, 6:30am-10pm TM IRS-FRI Open $2.00 OFF Fridays till Midnight. ANY LARGE CHINA PIZZA NOW OPEN WEEKENDS I Good Any time-- I Coupon Per Person SYNDROME with live entertainment 37.1 E. Santa I lira St. DR. Het w yen Sib & !It b STRANGELOVE 275 F. San Fernando St., San Jose Orders to go Sun.-Thurs., I I :111 a 12-in Across from SJSU idnight Fri. & tia 11 : :10 alit, 1 i.iii. t Closed NI outlays