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Spar for IRA allocations to decide next A.S. president

=MM, by Jeffrey It. Smith to 778. by Jeffrey R. Smith Ftanjan Charan of SFA 1,206 pointed"at having to go through a Requests for $479,109 in student money have been subrniLed to the Osborne said she was "sur- runoff election. Tony Instructionally Related Activities (IRA) fee advisory committee by 23 Robinson of A Fresh Start prised, happy and thinking ahead "Another week of campaigning ( academic and athletic programs on campus. AFS) and Rebecca Graveline of about all! have to do now." She said is not what! wanted," he said. Students for Action, Access and However, according to recently-released enrollment statistics and her next task will be to help Robinson also said en- Accountability (SFA) will face each estimates of supplemental monies from the state, the committee will Robinson and Martinez campaign dorsements from other presidential other in a runoff election for the have only $275,310 to distribute. for the runoff. candidates would be important in Associated Students presidency. Robinson said he was "disap- winning the runoff. Students currently pay $5 per semester in IRA fees. The runoff, which will most The runnerups for president students turned down a proposal on the A.S. ballot that would Since likely take place next week, was were: Elizabeth McCurtis (336 have increased the student contribution to the IRA fee by $1, the com- made necessary because neither votes), Jim Fredrickson( 198), Eric mittee will have to cut more than $203,000 from the requests. candidate received the margin of Green ( 96), Diane Locke (86) and Student voters did approve an advisory referendum stating they felt votes necessary to win an A.S. Marty Bridges (47). a "disproportionate" amount of IRA funds were being spent on athletics. executive position. 'I hope I can convince Elizabeth Last year, the athletic programs received 78 percent of the total IRA that I'm the best candidate," Robinson received 788 votes and budget of $273,998. SJSU gave more IRA money to athletics than any of Robinson said. Both he and Mc- Graveline took 717. The total votes the seven largest schools in the CSUC system. Curtis supported the Automatic A.S. Controller and IRA committee member Tom Fil said that Funding Initiative, which Graveline opoosed. because of the referendum, "There's definitely going to be a reap- photo by Bill Andrew., portionment of IRA funds" away from athletics. 'Another week of The initiative, which automatiocally allocates a part of Tony Robinson According to A.S. President Mike Medina, the IRA committee will campaigning is not the $10 A.S. fee to certain programs, runoff campaign, "I hope I'm given Make its decision n the requests by mid-April. what I wanted' was overwhelmingly approved by the chance to prove to the voters that "I don't think the total bottom-line figure reflects what is really the students, 1,603 to 648. I am the best qualified candidate." needed," Medina, who is also IRA committee chairman, said. Graveline said she was "very Arias said he hoped the can- "Programs are notorious for padding their requests." pleased" with the election, didates could engage in another needed to win was 1,135, one more Asked what requests would probably be cut, Medina said, "I'm not especially the board of directors public forum to debate the issues. than one-half of the total votes cast. exactly sure what the sentiments on the committee are." photo by BM Andrews races. SFA captured 10 board seats Martinez said she thinks the However, he said the men's and women's athletics budgets should be The vice presidential race Rebecca Graveline while AFS took two. runoff will be "pretty hectic. I don't cut by at least $1, "just for the psychological effect.". between Andy Arias of SFA and Pat Arias said of the upcoming know which way it's going to go". Martinez of AFS will also be decided "Some of the programs are ridiculously inflated," he said. "'This by a runoff. university is really coming to a crisis point. Something has to give." Arias received 878 votes and The largest request this year is for Men's Athletics, which is asking Martinez 795. Linda Valdez of for $134,166. Last year, the committee allocated $110,000 to men's sports. Students for Change garnered 451 SFA takes 1 0 of 12 Along with the men's athletics request, women's athletics , which votes, thus forcing the election into a received 9105,000 last year, is asking for $129,717. runoff between the other two. Elaina The Music Department is requesting $99,988 in IRA money this year, Chang, member of the A.S. election including $37,379 for the marching band. Last year, the marching band borard, said she hopes the runoff election will be held next A.S. board seats was allocated $17,000, while the music council, which funded 10 different Monday and Tuesday. The board A music programs, received $13,000. by John MeNieholas will make a final decision on the The director of ethnic affairs Receiving 847 votes to Gonzales' 845, This year, these programs have undergone consolidation and are runoff date today. For the second year in a row, the seat went to Alma Dolores Canizales Berhel will be charged with knowing presenting eight separate requests under the of SFA. As director, she will heading of "music en- Angela Osborne of AFS is the Students for Action, Access and report which programs have been funded sembles." The requests total $62,609. to the board on anything that affects through the special allocations only candidate assured of having an Accountability (SFA) party has captured 10 of the 12 seats on the minority students at SJSU including process and serving the special executive seat next year. She won affirmative action and financial aid allocations committee. the race for controller, outpolling Associated Students board of policies. directors. Newly -elected director of However, most of the SFA The lone candidate for director student rights and responsibilities candidates barely survived clsoe Octavia Butler, SFA, collected 876 races with candidates from A Fresh of intercultural affiars, Bo (Eddie) Buhisan, of the SFA, was elected votes. She will report to the A.S. Start AFS), which placed two of its board any changes in policy af- Greeks compare notes nominees on the board. fecting student rights and respon- By gaining a greater than two- sibilities. thirds majority on the board, SFA Most SFA hopefuls The Greeks gathered will enjoy effective control of the narrowly survive Other duties of this office in- yesterday to enjoy a bit of song legislative branch of the A.S. clude serving as a liaison between and dance in the Student Union government. close political races the AS. and the ombudsman and Amphitheatre in celebration of SFA's, David Andrade, in- "promoting awareness" of student Greek Week. cumbent academic senator, won the ith AFS opponents grievance procedures. director of academic affairs post The amphitheatre was filled with 154 write-in votes. The holder With 897 votes, SFA's Mike with 1,309 votes. He will serve as the to capacity with fraternity and of this office reports changes in Howell won the director of student sorority members participating liaison btween the A.S. board and services post. Responsibilities of academic or administrative policies international student groups. in the hour-long event and a to the A.S. board, and serves as the office include serving as a liaison for crowd lined the rim to observe liaison between the A.S. and the SFA incumbent Sharon the student services division of the the songfest below. student academic sentors. Maureen O'Connor was re-elected as university, the student union board director of non-traditional minority of governors, and the student The event got off to a roaring The race for director of business affairs on 868 votes. The purpose of programs and services office. He start as each Greek house affairs was won by AFS candidate, this office is to "strive to see that the will also serve as a member of the chanted songs and clapped Clark Meadows, with 837 votes. special needs of non-traditional S.U. board of governors and on the hands. Meadows will serve as A.S. finance officer and on the personnel board. minorities ( including gay, disabled, student services advisory board. The women re-entry and night of Delta Gamma, The director of comm- students) are Jim Rowen ran uncontested for dressed in sailor suits, did a tune addressed," according to the A.S. munications seat went to Judy director of California state affairs that was difficult to hear over the rules of procedure. Murray of SFA, who garnered 796 and received 1,118 votes. He will be clapping of the crowd but the votes. The communications director Connie Magana, SFA, was responsible for keeping the board lyrics went something like, represents the A.S. to the media and elected director of personnel, aware of decisions and policy "We're the hottest babies in is reponsible for advertising and receiving 854 votes. She will be changes concerning SJSU. town." publicizing A.S. affairs. responsible for keeping accurate The new director of community Three persons ran for the three and up-to-date records of all Pi Kappa Alpha will probably affairs, Dede Cameron, was the only student seats on the academic positions held by students in the A.S. win an award for the worst AFS candidate to win a seat in a senate. They were Mark Pat- and on university committees. harmony of the day with their head-to-head race with an SFA tenaude, no party affiliation, 642 parody sung to the tune of "The candidate. Cameron received 911 SFA candidate Byron Berhel votes: incumbent Eric Bell, 871 Halls of Montezuma." votes to Scott Cooley's 838. She will won a close race against AFS votes; and Mary York, 741 votes. be the liaison between the A.S. and Bell and York ran on the SFA Sigma Nu had one of the candidate Alex Gonzales for the post Both

more dazzling performances of campus and community groups. of director of sponsored programs. ticket. the day as fraternity members danced and sang a parody of April Fools Day joke fails "Killing Me Softly." Their version was unprintable. The results of the sing-off will Goldfish prank plugged be announced Friday night at the Greek Ball in the S.U. Ballroom. by university plumbers

by Barbara Wyman last week after pranksir',t, umipeo hundreds of Spartan Plans for a rather fishy April Fools' joke dried up this Daily newspapers into the fountain. The newspapers week when the fountain outside Tower Hall was turned clogged the drain. off. "Things like that mess up the drains and take time About half a dozen students had been plotting a and money to repair," plumbing supervisor Reggie massive dump of 200 goldfish into the fountain to honor the Denner said. holiday. The newspapers. Denner said , were thrown in at the SJSU psychology major, Steve Chapralis , who is also same time a pump near the Old Science building hap- one of the main instigators of the goldfish caper, said the pened to break down. group had been "kicking around" the idea for a few A crew had to pump the fountain water out manually weeks. and it took two to three hours, Denner estimated. The group had earlier thought of putting a baby shark A pump in the basement of the tower will also have to in the fountain, but that idea was discarded as not be taken apart and fixed as a result of the prank. feasible. The fountain, Denner explained, woun't be operating "The water wasn't really deep enough," Chapralis this week as the crew has other repairs to attend to. explained. He cited the steam and water lines which were broken Bill Osborne, a close friend of Chapralis', had during the Building R demolition clean up last week as originally dreamed up the idea. Osborne is not a student at examples. SJSU. "Those things are time consuming," he said. Osborne and Chapralis then gained support form Presently there are four plumbers ( including Den- friends and Chapralis' fellow West Hall dorm dwellers. ner(, two maintenance men and one welder employed by "We were all going to pitch ir, for the fish," Chapralis the university. said. Group members he explained, would have to pay The goldfish prank Denner admitted, would have beer, only a few dollars each to purchase the fish. a" novel idea." But "once those fish are sucked down ( the The fountain was turned off by university plumbers drain) they're bait". opinion 1 hip y Ale 2 1,011 Presley's death packaged; when can he rest in peace?

The "king of rock 'n' roil" is Trinkets, ashtrays, music dead but his spirit will live on as boxes, playing cards, medallions, long as it can make a profit. stick pins, lapel buttons and even Three years after the death of bumper stickers, all bearing some Elvis Presley, entrepeneurs with memory of the former singer were dollar signs in their eyes and sold for outrageous prices. millions in their pockets, tried to Barbara Wyman Copies of Memphis newspapers sell trivial Elvis items to the ac- Staff Writer reporting Presley's death sold for $2 cepting public. and dollar bills with his picture in The sixth annual Elvis Fan place of George Washington's were Festival held Sunday at the Santa manager tear:ied up to sell exclusive a "bargain" at $3.95. Elvis clones Clara County Fairgrounds is a rights to "official" Elvis mer- A sudden rash of to add a touch of prime example of the com- chandise to a Delaware-based firm. also did its part mercialization of this rock 'n' roll The sale brought the two a Hollywood and New York to the star's death. reported $150,000 plus five percent of Presley death. net sales. Some dedicated spotlight The festival brought hundreds of The company, a celebrity seekers even went as far as to have fans to the fairgrounds in search of merchandising outfit, then created a plastic surgery just to gain a any little thing to remind them of multi-million dollar business from physical likeness to the rock idol. "the king". the 35 or 40 souvenirs. Elvis contests still offer an The festival featured such The company enforced its reign array of prizes for the one who can "useful" items as a $300 gold plated on the originals by pressing lawsuits most accurately emulate "the Elvis bourbon decanter and a $75 against competition which tried to king". "THE CAW/DATES WERE O ow 4 WHIRLw/NO CiimpArdv.’ two-foot-tall ceramic statue of Elvis. imitate its product. Bootleg Elvis Like Marilyn Monroe, James Various posters and buttons lined items could still be found, however. Dean, and even John Lennon, the booths as well. Seven shops, located across the Presley's death was packaged and Editorial The statue was marked down street from the Presley mansion, sold. from $90. made a killing I no pun intended on Will the profit seekers ever let One must wonder if these items, the death of the superstar. him "rest in peace?" campaign too short had they not been associated with Six-day Presley, would have been as hurts the greedily gobbled up as they were As the dust created by the Associated The abbreviated campaign Sunday. They do Students election settles, we think it is time chances of challengers the most. From the day he died, Elvis for the student government to reevaluate an not have the advantage of office to provide Presley became no more to money unfair campaign restriction imposed by the them with easy and cheap publicity. hungry businessmen than a means election board. We were frustrated by having to rush to make an easy profit. Act Nine of the A.S. Constitution with our election coverage in order to get The very night Elvis passed stipulates that no campaigning shall take the necessary information to the students away, there were vendors selling Elvis t-shirts on the street below his place before an election orientation meeting before election day. Memphis home. for prospective candidates. The act Because of the time constraints, we "It's exploiting, ripping off. requires that the meeting shall be held "at could not provide any more than a mere There was none of that before he least five school days before the first day of listing of the candidates for the A.S. board died," an employee at the Presley balloting." of directors positions. As a consequence, the mansion told a reporter for the The Progressive in 1979. "Everybody This year, the election board organized vast majority of voters went into the booths who loved Elvis hates the com- the orientation on the afternoon of March 19 with scant information on these candidate's mercialization of his name," the six school days before the election. By qualifications and stances on the important employee said. picking a date so close to the election, the campus issues. Not long after Presley's death, board narrowed the campaign to the week The mini-campaign has made it dif- his father and his long-time "WHO DIED?" before Monday's election. ficuilt for students to get involved in the The board could have held its meeting electoral process. How much can we expect earlier, allowing for extensive and proper them to care when they were introduced to campaigning. the cast of characters only one week ago. Spartan Daily They chose not to. Act Nine should either be repealed or A six day campaign is just not long rewritten so a fair and vaild campaign can Editor Wayne Norton McNicholas, Greg Robertson, Rich Robinson, Jeff enough for the campus community to learn be conducted on this campus. Advertising Manager Chris Rose Smith, Arlene Stenger, Stacey Stevens, David Saracco, enough about all the candidates and issues Six days is simply not enough time to City Editor Stephen D. Stroth Eric Strahl, Billy Thomas, Tim Truax, Stephanie to make informed choices. complete the political process. News Editor Mary Washburn-Higgins Villegas, Barbara Wyman, Associate News Editor Judy Larson Special Pages Editor Mary Apanasewicz Advertising Staff Liz Benetua, Layout Editor David Jacob Alberto Benito, Brenda Bennet, Marc Calvanico, Lori Opinion Editor Holly Allen Castor, Wendy Chui, Craig Henderson, Max Huckins, Sports Editor Jerry McDonald Scott Hymas, Suzanne lida, Karen Jang, Loraine Tuition cheaper in long run? Associate Sports Editor Steve Relova McCormick, Tony Maglaya, Gina Milani, Femi Feature Editor Tom Mays Osikominu, Noelle Pinkel, Laura Rafferty, Kathleen Entertainment Editor Nancy Young Reilly, Mark Reynolds, Dirk Rinker, Rose Salgado, Eric Strahl Yet in the long run, it may actually be cheaper to pay Photo Editor Sal Bromberger Laura Sanders, Tricia Stall Writer Sanders, Constance Shawley, the tuition. Chief Photographer Tom Surges Claire Short, Eric Stouffer, Lucy Trevino, Edward

State tax money pays for CSUC faculty payroll checks Retail Ad Manager Laura Larson Ventura, Robert Ward, Pam Williams. as opposed to those at UC Berkeley, Stanford, etc., where Business Manager Judy Murray Sacramento has recently students pay stiffer prices for their diplomas. Art Director Lisa Astor Photography Staff Bill Andrews, simmered with the possibility of Because every Californian contributes to the state Special Projects Manager Kevin Lucido Pamm Blackwell, Mimi Bol, Larry Brazil, Linda implementing tutition fees for CSUC budget, SJSU students pay only $116 per semester. National Ad Manager Mitch Fleischman Colburn, Brenda Flowers, Carl Jaco, Steve Maddix, students as early as next year. Editorial Staff Bruce Buckland, Tom Mestai, Norma Minjares, Don Smith, Ted A graduate student tuitiion of Tuition not a cure-all for anything; Ted Catanesi, Thurgate. about $500 per semester is up for Jeff Davis, Rich de Give, Cyndee Fontana, Russ Fung, Nancy Gibson, Doug Kelley, John approval, and an undergraduate fee will provide more control over faculty Cartoonists Chuck Beckum, Scot Saavedra. could follow if the first one passes. However, in four or five years, SJSU's present With this news SJSU student political parties now students will be part of that state work force, contributing active in the student election have gone on record as financially to the CSUC system. They will pay taxes not opposing such a charge for education at this campus. for four or five years, as students pay their fees, but for as Naturally, no one wants to pay higher prices, long as they are employed in California. especially when the rises may be four, five or six times Tuition is not a cure-all for anything. But it will what the costs are now. provide more control over faculty because the paychecks Although the parties have little influence over would come directly from the students instead of the Sacramento, opposing tuition sounds good for the cam- capital. paign. letters churches in America. I should hope Moral Majority he would use the Bible as a 'Happy to see reference. The Bible is the work of for 'better society God, the foundation of the Christian arts coverage' Church. If Falwell uses the Bible as Editor: Editor: a basis for his beliefs, why then 'The Entertainer' is great! I've When one hears about the Moral would Jesus be against the Moral been attending SJSU on and off for Majority, the important thing to Majority? the past 10 years, and I'm happy to remember is that non-members are Robinson must want to take see that the Spartan Daily is giving not the immoral minority. As with away the vote of the entire Moral more coverage to the arts. any group there will always be a far Majority and its supporters. Can't Kathy Kurz left and right and the Moral Christians choose their represen- Theatre Aesthetics Majority is not exempt. tatives too? The second thing to remember is Robinson said 'history has that the Moral Majority desires a shown that groups like the minority Reader praises better society for all Americans, not are only a flash in the pan. Once they just themselves. are truly understood, they are Daily film critic The Moral Majoirity is tired of rejected by the Aim rican people.' the increasing moral decay in The American people make up the Editor: America and is setting about to Moral Majority, the people of all Congratulations are in order for remedy it. The Moral Majority is different social classes, race and your film critic, Greg Robertson. In against abortion, pornography and professions. his column last week, he predicted homosexuality. It is for bibical A great number of the Moral every Academy Award given out morality. While it has been said tha Majority members make up Tuesday night. With the exception of various positions of the Moral America's minorities. Who are you the sound award, he even hit all the Majority are detrimental, close against, Mr. Robinson' technical awards right. examination of these positions turns If articles are contorted about The Spartan Daily should feel out lobe quite the contrary. the Moral Majority, as you did, it honored to have such a knowledge- Rich Robinson said 'Jerry will turn public sentiment against able critic as Robertson on staff. Falwell is the so-called religious the Moral Majority. of this cult. He invokes the Some of the other papers in the leader Morality is an issue between 4},e Los ...W.I., Bible as a rationale for his beliefs, God and man. No one can stand area, such as the Mercury, should be for a so lucky. and he uses the name of God between that. " P.1614CW. II evEm MORE SEAtitiFUL THAN I REmEmBERED! reference.' The writer is obviously Tom Steele David Sanford confused. Jerry Falwell is the pastor Business Marketing of one of the largest Christian sophomore senior Thursday. April 2 1981 Page 3 Business School gets new dean by Arlene Stenger attract more faculty with Savings and Loan, this means opportunity to and also raise funds needed Dress Smart A new dean for the terminal degrees "Dr. Burak's plans, develop our outreach and for faculty research." School of Business has been ( Ph.D.$)." interest and enthusiasm for build ties that feed back & Shop At ... "The candidates were selected to replace retiring bringing key programs into the school to support a Burak, who is married all very well qualified," dean George Halverson. and has three children, Wade said. "We had six grew up in Los Angeles. interviews on the campus Marshall J. Burak, 44, and we submitted three of He earned iris master's 'Our principal issue will be dean of graduate programs those names to CONSIGNMEXT in business administration the and a professor of finance president without ranking. at UCLA in 1959. In 1968, he to attract more faculty with FASHION at Babson College near We weren't allowed to give ii received his doctorate in Wellesley, Mass., will take our first, second or third BaIMPUr business administration MOr, /6111/4L over the post in July. terminal degrees' -- Burak choice." 3 from USC. 448 No. Son P The new dean will head Corner of Fox Cy Son r A native Californian His special area of within our own university broad range of academic, a faculty of more than 100 298-11 who has spent the last 12 interest lies in in- Son Jose TS together with business and consulting and research as well as a student years in the Midwest and and New & Used Fashion Apparel . $2 ternational finance Marshall J. Burak industry for the mutual activities." enrollment in excess of East, Burak said he is On Consignment From The trade. benefit of the private sector 4,500. eager to "come home" and A total of 59 persons Area's Smartest Women Babson and our faculty and is excited with the ap- Burak joined Some of these grants applied for the dean He will be directly Friendly & in 1977 after 13 students made him a clear pointment. College have been in developing position, according to responsible to Academic Old Fashioned Atmosphere es a teacher and first choice," SJSU years as elective MBA courses to Serena Wade, chairperson Vice President Robert Nice & of administrator at Southern President Gail Fullerton Affordable I lsed Clothing provide students with real- of the dean search com- Sasseen. : he "The position is a Illinois University, USC said. challenging one," he said. world management and mittee. and UCLA. Burak said he became "I see possibilities for the consulting experience According to Academic ht interested in SJSU School of Business both He has been awarded through various field study Senate policy, candidates "because of the im- a academically and in the more than $376,000 in projects. were required to "have portance of the school to its community in terms of research grants from The new dean has also administrative experience productivity. The sources including the environment. LSAT CLASSES an held executive positions in within an academic in- curriculum seems to be Xerox Corp., Sloan an private firms such as 'The university stitution, be nationally well-based and sound. Our Foundation and Ford Union Bank, Aerospace provides a lot of graduates recognized in a field principle issue will be to Foundation. NOW! Corp. and American for industry in the area and clearly related to business ENROLLING through publications and tes PREPARE FOR presentations at nd professional meetings, be able to articulate the role of it SJSU to lose computer director the school in the academy to local business/industry MCAT* DAT LSAT by Jeff Davis advising duties. responsible for processing what the computer center SJSU will be looking When Stadel began in grades and documenting is trying to do." GRE GRE PSYCH GRE MO GMAT for a new director of in- 1974, SJSU and entire CSUC material for students' "I think we've done formation systems and system were rebounding permanent records. that," she added. computing services after from drastic changes in Stadel had two major Stadel also planned to PCAT OCAT VAT MAT SAT CPA this semester. computing policy. objectives she wanted to stay at SJSU through in- Director Patricia stallation of the new TOM. MSKP NAT'L MED BOARDS VQE Stadel has accepted a CYBER 170-730-2 computer position with a New York- in 1982. The new model will ECFMG FLEX NAT'L DENTAL based management con- replace the outdated CDC BOARDS sulting firm and will be 3150 compuiter now in use. the university July PODIATRY BOARDS NURSING BOARDS leaving "The CYBER system ASTOR'S Permanent Centers open days. evenings and 10. does everything better than weekends. The service processes the one now in use," she COIN -OP otivii2/441. Low hourly cost. Dedicated full-time staff. all record, admission and said. WASH Complete TEST-n -TAPE" facilities for review of grade material for the The State Department AUTO class lessons and supplementary materials. Admission and Records KAMAN Opportunity to make up missed lessons. of Finance is holding up a wash 75t EDUCATIONAL responsible Voluminous home-study materials constantly Office and is proposal to install the new wax 50t CENTER updated by researchers expert in their field. for the operation of all computer in the Reserve vac 50t Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at computers on campus. Book room after the new TEST PREPARATION any of our over 85 centers. In her new post, Stadel library is completed. SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 will head computing ac- Installation of the new OPEN 24 SAN FRANCISCO (415) 433.1763 BERKELEY (415) 849-4044 tivity for McKinsey and computer in the Reserve 1 Security Pacific Pl. 94108 64 Shattuck Square 94704 Company, Inc., a world- Book Room will cost the HOURS PALO ALTO (415) 327-0841 DAVIS (916) 753-4800 wide organization with university $813,000. 732 S. First branch offices in 23 499 Hamilton Ave. 94301 204 F Street 95616 Although Stadel ad- near Virginia countries. or into,rrraiton About Other Centers In Mo e Than 85 Major l.IS Cdies 8 Abroad mI mitted the move is ex- Stadel said the New 804 Lincoln OUTSIDE N.Y. STATE CALL TOLL FREE: 800-223-1782 York job offer came pensive, she said in the corner of Lonus unexpectedly and she long run it would "save the wasn't actively 'soliciting' state considerable money 1, for anew job. because it is inevitable that II With advancing the computer will be mov- ed there sometime." technology, the importance photo by Ted Thurgate "I've had a lot of good of computing services has Patricia Stadel compounded over the experiences here at SJSU years. The CSUC system was see through before leaving and a lot of people I'll The director now earns switching from its two the university, she said. miss," she said. "I really $45,000 a year and works regionally-based compter "I really wanted to think it would be better for directly under SJSU centers in the north and improve service to in- both me and the university if someone else took over ii President Gail Fullerton. south, to individual centers structors and students, so "I received an offer I on each campus. the facility would be easier from here." simply couldn't refuse," The change created a to use," she said. Fullerton will an- rY Stadel said, although she large need for computer She added that she also nounce the replacement for refused to say what her management personnel. wanted to "increase the the now vacant director's new salary will be. Filling this need hasn't awareness on campus of spot later this year. However, money been easy, partially dui to wasn't the biggest reason an unprepared SJSU RING WEEK for her career move, she faculty and administration. KIRKISH said. Stadel said some Hired in 1974 by then faculty members have WESTERN WEAR SJSU President John been slow to understand HATS AND BOOTS Bunzel, Stadel was the first computer service policy, GOLD PRICES DOWN GOLD PRICES person explicitly recruited but Fullerton has been very LEVIS/WRANGLERS for the position. responsive to problems in 736-6243 Prior to her ap- computing and processing. DOWN GOLD PRICES DOWN GOLD pointment, the director's Working closely with 198 S. MURPHY, SUNNYVALE position was filled by a the Office of Admissions (ACROSS FROM MACY'S) faculty member who also and Records, Stadel and regular teaching and the computer center are had N1TWF 10-6 THURS 10-9 SAT 10-5:30 GREEK WEEK THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND Chariot 20 OFF Races GOLD RINGS Order now for biggest 1 2 NOON savings of the year.... ROTC FIELD Order now for graduation Women's Men's April 640 fia"Spicietan /Oam #ft- ti Prn 'Bookstore $20 deposit required. C.O.D. 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For the 16th consecutive summer For further information please Parsons School of Design offers use the coupon below or call intense, college-credit, summer ses- (212) 741-8975. sions for college students. An ideal and photo by Larry Bra, opportunity to develop your skills portfolio while studying in the art fences against a West Point cadet such events can elevate the status of the United States SJSU student Sue Huseman capitol of the world. Courses are offered in: foil competition in the Military Cup Championships, in world -class fencing. in the This special series of courses is de- Drawing Sponsored by the Military Science Department. It is hoped that signed for current college students Painting who wish to advance their own art Photography careers. Courses are taught by profes- Jewelry sional artists and designers and are of Weaving six weeks duration starting June 29th. Ceramics First Military Cup Championships Illustration Each course carries four college credits and meets full-time, six hours Graphic Design per day, four days per week. Fashion Design Environmental Design hope to help United States fencing Dorm accommodations and scholarships are available. by Bruce Buckland ment at SJSU and other Edelen said. competition. A sabre is pleased with the per- Sparks flew amid the colleges and universities Following a brief similar to a foil, but has a formance of the military shrill ring of crossing across the country, he opening ceremony and larger bell-guard for team. Some of the mem- swords in the Women's added. preliminary remarks protection of the fencer's bers of SJSU's regular Dean ol Students Gym last Wednesday and Elder said this spring's delivered by Elder, the hand. fencing team are also on Parsons School of Design Thursday as SJSU hosted ROTC fencing class would competition began. The West Point club the ROTC team, and 66 Asenue. New ork , New irk 10011 the first annual Military be the first ever to The SJSU ROTC was eliminated from sabre D'Asaro helped them Please send me mote information on college courses in New York this summer. Cup Fencing Cham- graduate from SJSU. competitors were divided competition during the prepare for the meet. pionships. He added there was a into three teams; SJSU preliminary bouts. SJSU "My fencers trained Name The event was the good chance a bona-fide Gold, SJSU Blue, and Blue took the final honors very hard," he said. Address brainchild of Dr. William fencing academy would Military Composite. over SJSU Gold and D'Asaro praised the Gaugler, associate ultimately be established There were three Military Composite. West Point fencing club's City/State/Zip professor in the SJSU Art at SJSU. categories of fencing The third category of performance as well. Department and Col. Although invitations competition. The first to be competition was epee, a "They were a good Robert Edler, chairman of were extended to all U.S. presented was the foil slightly heavier weapon bunch of fellas," he said, the SJSU Military Science service academies as well competition, which West than the foil or sabre. SJSU "determined and dedicated Department. as individual swordsmen Point won. Blue also took this event. to the sport. ( Although) I Both men share a from all the U.S. armed The second category SJSU fencing coach don't think they are as dream of restoring the forces, only the West Point presented was the sal-re Michael D'Asaro was strong as we are." United States to the status fencing club, the "Black of an effective competitor Knights" were able to in world-class fencing, attend. Elder said. The West Point fencing -DRIVE AWAY ANY CAR ON OUR LOT FOR $25' 1 Withoppioved credit They propose to begin team has recently been this process by making changed to an unofficial 1975 1973 fencing a part of the club due to a lack of fun- FORD AUDI cirriculurn offered by the ding for the program, West sit,STAW., 061174 $1988 Military Science Depart- point coach Maj. Gerry $1788

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SJSU heads to Hawaii for five game series with Rainbows Riverside nine edges Spartans in ninth on walks, singles

by Richard de Give breaking up what had been their last five one run Airport at 8:30 this mor- hit-a-thon in the fall, ac- UC-Riverside scored an excellent pitcher's duel games. ning for Hawaii, where cording to SJSU coach Langston and they will three runs in the top of the between "You start looking at play a single Gene Menges. game ninth inning off Mark Riverside's Tim Weiss- little things like leaving today and Menges said the man. doubleheaders I angston to defeat SJSU 4- runners on base, and you on Friday players went out and with and Saturday. 3 Tuesday. Stan Jones led off start to see how big they signed up sponsors for the a single, and Ed Ret- The win was the second are," Williams added. The Rainbows, who hit-a-thon, each person tagliata tripled off the base for the Highlanders over finished second in last pledging a certain amount of the foul pole in left. He noted that the only SJSU in the short series. time they had been blown year's College World Series for each foot the player hit to Arizona, are 28-5 on the the ball. had been out was during the last Langston year and have just won well up to the series with Nevada-Reno, Menges said that first pitching very their own Hawaii Rainbow having given Hawaii is 28-5 when the Spartans dropped baseman Greg Robles and eighth inning, tournament with a 8-0 hits and faced three games to the tough third basemen Al Gallo up only two on the season record, Menges said. one man over the minimum Wolf Pack. were among the top fund through seven. The loss dropped the The SJSU baseball raisers. Spartans' overall record to team's trip to Hawaii this "MI the players were In the eighth, however, Rettagliata then scored on a sacrifice fly by 16-10-1, and evened their week is being paid for by up in the hundreds," three singles wrapped record Hugh Williamson. against Division II money raised by the Menges said. around a fly out arid a teams at 3-3-1. players. strikeout scored River- SJSU added the third He also said that no side's first run. run in the seventh. Langston's record is Funds for thir trip, funds from the Athletic now 4-3. The Spartan lef- "It seems we've lost which costs $5,712, were Department were used to In the ninth inning, thander has not won since about three-fourths of our raised by the players in a finance the trip. Langston was behind in the February 27. count often, walking three games by one run," right in the inning ( one in- fielder Dave Williams said. The team left San I. tentionally) and going to a The Spartans have lost Francisco International full count on a fourth. KIM' S Hair Styling "Mark just got a little All Haircuts And Styling on Special tired," SJSU coach Gene Regular Now Menges said. "He just lost STUDY LAW $9 $5 Men's it In San Francisco or San Jose $11 $7 Women's Even in Classes had left the L/ $32 $10 Perms include haircut Langston Leading to L.B. - .D. - State Bar Exam park and was unavailable Pre-Legal Studies 3 Blocks from S1SU for comment after the LINCOLN UNIVERSITY - The Law School 480 S. 10th St., Hours 10-6 everyday photo hy. Steve Mrnido, game. 281 Masonic Ave., S.F., CA. 94118 -(415) 221-1212 1050 Park Ave., SJ., CA. 95126 - (408) 298-3311 Call For Appointment 295-8777 SJSU lef tf ielder Stan Jones slides safely into third base in the Spartan The Spartans scored with coupon game against Nevada -Reno earlier this season. two runs in the sixth inning, classifieds

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Call for men & women the owe,..3-t form of humor cry f lynn Robin McNeil at 298-4565 Weather for more information. Shampoo & set $4.99 perms 514.99 Mostly sunny today low will be 43. $5.99 with a few patchy The American basic cuts $9.99 clouds. Northerly Forecast by the Marketing Association will blow cuts winds. Today's high will SJSU Meteorology present speaker Joseph Hair doer's 1212 El ('aminoReal be 64 degrees and the Department. George and vice president 241 1076 Santa Clara IRA -continued from page 1 the Daily's request. "These form. SHARE The eight requests funds will cover ad- Drama productions, ( with last year's ministrative costs, which received $7,000 last THE allocations in parentheses) telephone, travel and year, is asking for an are: $37,619 for the SJSU syndicate services." $11,000 allocation this year. 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A Weekly Entertainment Magazine of the Spartan Daily - Seventh Edition - April 2, 1981

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1 photo by Larry Braid Boomtown Rats revive 'danceable rock'

SIRSit 1Gelrlot's stage antics are incredibly similar to rubber-lipped savior, The Stones' Mick Jagger' m" see page 6

Area's las the Page 2, The nterlainer, April 2 1981 Music Pense's performance conjures 'Cold Blood'

by Ted Catanesi Tower of Power for two was Conte's chance to The years have tak- years, played bass. lead the band through an en little from Lydia Harvey Hughes. excellent guitar and in- Pense's performing abi- who played with Pense strumental jam. lity. And her soulful during the Cold Blood Conte's style edges voice, which has high- days, showed a good on jazz. but has success- lighted Cold Blood al- sense of rhythm on the ful blues and rock over- bums since the '60s, still drums. tones. He's certainly a booms from her tiny And rounding to the first-class guitarist, and frame. four-man band was Nate he lets his music flash But now that tiny Ginsburg on keyboards. not his dress, a quality frame is pregnant and While Pense's band often absent from rock she is expecting in July. is of high quality, it is music. So. last Thursday's greatly complimented by "Let Me Down Easy" must be a Pense photos by Mimi Ho! performance at the Bo- Pense's professionalism dega in Campbell was which shined. favorite, as her concen- She's a dynamic tration appeared to deep- A benefit for the arts singer. And when you en throughout the Cold Blood tune. A musical benefit included performances featured Ed Castro on Concert watch her movements With her eyes closed for the San Jose Institute by two SJSU groups. the electric and acoustic and expressions as she Review and her mind on her per- for Contemporary Arts bass, and Peter Huboi on performs, you can see The Honeymooners formance. Pense cried was given last Sunday at violin. she's into it -- just the are a progressive rock out to the audience with the Keystone, Palo Alto The avante-gard the last show for Pense way a true performer group led by Marshall feeling. by SJSU's Honey- band played 45 minutes for quite a while," she should be. Edwards, an SJSU Pense left the stage mooners. of non-stop flowing said. The band was ener- music major. after that soulful display. Promoted by improvisational music And what a show it getic and tight as it went And the band went into Deborah Donato, co- The Electronic punctuated with various was. into its second number, its fifth song, an instru- director of the S.U. Music Ensemble, also an yelps and screams by It began with "You "I Just Want to Make mental titled "Povo." Gallery, the benefit SJSUbased group, Peter Huboi. Got Me Hummin an Love to You," also from 114. old favorite from Cold the 1969 album "Cold The jazzy number Blood's 1969 album Blood." provided good solos by called "Cold Blood." In fact, Pense's selec- everyone, and again. As soon as the con- tion of songs, with the Conte was brilliant on cert began, the crowd re- first four from the 1969 his golden Gibson Les sponded by approaching album, was very repre- Paul guitar. the dance floor, remain- sentative of her younger When Pense return- ing there throughout the days with Cold Blood. ed. the band played the it evening. It's puzzling that a classic "Heard Pense's backup performer with her tal- Through the Grape- band, which has been ent has never made it vine." which ended the playing with her for nine past being a "Bay Area" band's first 50-minute set months, is stocked-full of band. at midnight. professional talent. Keyboardist Gins- When the band re- Bruce Conte, who burg highlighted the turned after a half-hour played lead guitar for song, which brought rest, they continued to Tower of Power from even more people onto play old Cold Blood 1072 to 1075. provided the dance floor. And by tunes, leading with excellent solos through- this time, the whole "Baby I Love You," from out the entire night. place was packed. the "Thriller" album. Victor Conte, who "I'm a Good Wo- Ginsburg jammed also played with the man," the third tune. -continued on page 3

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Actor Frank Grego- Horror. is an over-sized Coca unsolicited comments ry is the saving grace of But in the end, Cola cooler. In other from the audience. They The Rocky Horror Frank's demented scenes, Riff Raff and Ma- loved it. Show," an otherwise scheming and paranoia genta trot around stage As Brad, the male in- drab debacle of a stage are his downfall, as his brandishing garishly de- nocent, Frank Piegaro show now playing at the two seemingly loyal ser- corated plastic toys turns in a passable per- Warfield Theatre in San vants, Riff Raft and Ma- stocked at the nearest formance as both actor Francisco through April genta, betray him. dime store. and singer. Marcia Mitz- 12. The stripped-down When compared to man, as his counterpart Gregory's outrag- stage is devoid of props, the movie "The Rocky Janet, struggles through eous portrayal of the except for a life-size Horror Picture Show," woodenly. the play's simplistic stag- Pendleton Brown ing and cardboard actors and Lorene Brina are Play fails to translate energy, fare badly. The play fails disappointing as the to translate the energy scheming servants Riff opulence of film onto the stage and opulence of the film Raff and Magenta. Their onto the stage. characters are merely transsexual Dr. Frank N. dummy which hangs in- But the music man- moving onstage scenery. Furter proves to be the congrously just off stage ages the transition vir- If you like seeing a only entertainment in right. Its presence is tually intact. Most of the one-man show, "The the 90-minute colorless never explained, but it cast members can carry Rocky Horror Show" is stage production. probably could have re- a tune, and Gregory worth the ticket price The play revolves placed one of the second- proves himself to be an just to see Frank Grego- around Frank, an over- ary characters with no able singer. ry sparkle. sexed transsexual who appreciable change in Consequently, it is Otherwise, save a lot seduces two young inno- the play. Gregory, the only actor of money and go see cents, Brad and Janet. In Why the program who gives what could be "The Rocky Horror Pic- true Frankenstein fash- credits a set designer is a termed a superior per- ture Show" one more ion, Frank builds his mystery since the only formance, upon whose time. own creature, Rocky prop anchored on stage shoulders the play rests. Gregory obviously loves the role. He plays Frank with a combina- Pense tion of masculine and riliuffaiit 1911S.11011,1 1911. -continued from page 2 drix blues tune, was the time by the overwhelm- mance was a nice change feminine charm that is on the synthesizer dur- next selection. And Con- ed audience. from the new style of endearing and adds a ing the song, but his best te must be in agreement music that continues to certain savvy to the role POPEYE "This is the last time solo appeared in the next with Jimi, who said pervade the music scene. by cattily responding to BUGSY MALONE for a while," Pense said. DIE LAUGHING tune, "Funky on My "That's all right, I still "I'm going to be a Back" from the "Sisy- got my guitar," as he mama." phus" album. went into a slow blues Everyone got an. BAY CITIEJ AUTO AUCTIOA The crowd was sure- solo. other chance to solo, as 48531 Warm Springs Blvd ,' Fremont, Ca 94538 (415) 651 3800 ly getting its money's A Cold Blood clas- the band concluded the worth. They responded sic, "Down to the Bone," evening just the way it /th Animal 01,1 hut to Ginsburg's long solo was next in line, which began -- with "You Got by clapping and dancing. featured fine solos by Cullectt 4 al tut II Me Hummin.." The next number, drummer Hughes and 10411111iitIN t "Warfare," another jazzy bassist Victor Come. Pense has maintain- instrumental, was defi- It was I:20 a.m, ed her traditional, soul- nitely a highlight of the when the band left the ful, blues style, which is 4th t (rith evening. stage, only to be sum- reminiscent of the 'Ws. CONSIGN House.- a Hen- "Red moned hack one more And her strong perfor- YOUR morwall CAR TODAY S1SU Theatre Arts Department OVER 400 OF CALIFORNIA'S Presents FINEST ANTIQUE, CLASSIC, nod SPECIAL INTEREST CARS ARE EXPECTED!!! "One FREE! Admission!" Daz onceic /111 tionual hi. kw One FREE!!! Admission with one t 1164 14 i f0u. tom 114 is April 2-4, paid adult admission. Good only 1981 at 8 pm CO:4h. for niftier Saturday, April 4th or University Theatre ; tl 1 II Mt t PI Sunday, April 5th, 1981. Tickets: 81.50 wistudent I.D. & $3.00 Gen. Adm. M 'n Sato stint at tiam chirp. OW OR/ /PO acne* Choreographed and performed by Dance 'acuity ana aavanceo srudents Proton. IR.. cou st C... Awn. The concert features a variety of styles, including Ballet. Modern and Jazz' $4.00 VALUE Page 4. The Entertainer, April 2,1981 Stage 'Elephant Man' is still a moving play by Greg Robertson film counterpart John "II your mercy is so different, the play only displays Merrick. The One thing must be Hurt. Courtney Burr has the ability cruel, then what do you elephant man in the film pointed out about the "The Elephant have for justice," Mer- to appear hideously deformed represented us all, each play "The Elephant Man," a two-act play. rick yells. Man." This is not the offers a superb first act But these powerful with our own physical imperfections. But the same story told by the which opens with Treve. lines come less frequent- he looks more disfigured developed. He tells her play never makes this film of the same name. finding Merrick working ly as the play progresses. than makeup could have at one point, "Some- The play, which in a circus sideshow. The Treves speaks in lengthy connection. accomplished. As he times I think my head is came to the Flint Center doctor is fascinated by detail about his religious There are also sever- hobbles around, body so big because it is so in Cupertino last week, the physical abnormali- feelings for most of the al set changes make tilted, one arm dangling, full of dreams." is less the story of the ties of Merrick. second act. throughout the produc- face emotionless, Burr But while the first tion which at times These deformities Merrick does little creates a definite sympa- act is an emotional ex- create unnatural transi- include an enormous more than construct a Play thetic mood. perience, the second act model of St. Philip's tions between some head, the circumference The first act is becomes too wordy and size of his waist; a spon- Church. He is mainly the scenes. Review touching as Treves, hav- loses the sentiment that Whereas the film gy sack protruding from center of other charac- ing moved Merrick into had been developed. ters' attentions as they presented Merrick as his neck; a totally de- London Hospital, begins Writer Bernard Pomer- formed face; a huge right reflect how much he is any individual who is elephant man, John Mer- to expose Merrick's per- ance centers this act on arm and legs which are "almost like them." different, the play only rick, and more the story sonality through his Treves and his struggle unwieldy and grossly The play finally displays Merrick. The of Frederick Treves, the warmth and caring. He within himself. misshapen. reaches the conclusion, a elephant man in the film doctor who took Merrick introduces Merrick to Treves begins debat- much less emotional and represented us all, each under his care. In the film, this dis- one of England's leading ing whether it was a totally different interpre- with our own physical One point the play figurement could be ac- actresses, Mrs. Kendall. good thing to salvage tation than the film imperfections. But the and the film do have in complished with stren- Kendall becomes to- Merrick and to attempt takes. But the lack of play never makes this common is a powerful, uous make-up, but the tally absorbed by the to make him more nor- emotionalism can be at- connection. emotional story due to play's director chose to depth of Merrick and in mal. He suffers guilt It is impossible to tributed to the second clean writing and crisp use none at all. turn introduces him to from watching people not compare the two, but act's change of direction. acting. Courtney Burr Director Brent Peek English high society. stare at his deformed in reality they are two gives a strong stage per- instead relies on the act- It is the scenes be- patient, especially when Whereas the film distinct efforts. In the formance as the deform- ing ability of Burr. And, tween Merrick and Ken- Merrick reacts to gawk- presented Merrick as end, both are worth the ed Merrick, equal to his at times, to Burr's credit, dall where his insight in ers. any individual who is effort to see. inErwrisw. Novel forecasts MALCOLMMcDOWELL bleak scenario Explore the wonders of by Bruce Buckland wardness have become It all began, I the cardinal virtues in suppose, with learning Tevis' future world. It is Garden City to build fire -- to warm a violation of rules to the cave and keep look someone in the face predators out. And it or speak to a stranger. But the rules are barely featuring nightly: enforced by the robots jazz entertainment in our Book anymore, because most of them have become old exquisite dining area and then Review and broken down. wander into the world of And no one can fix fun and excitement in our ended with time-release them. No one knows Valium." how to fix anything plush card room. So says Spofforth, because they cannot the lonely robot who read. Reading was wants to die because he judged as too strenuous cannot fall in love in and banned long so. 360 South Saratoga Avenue Walter Tevis' novel of Paul Bently is a at Stevens Creek Boulevard 808 CAJCOONE AND PENTHOUSE HUNS INTERNATICALA San Jose, California 95129 PRESINT the future "Mocking- university professor who Telephone 408 244-3333 MALCOLM McDOWELL bird." stumbles upon the secret Dinner served until 12 A M TERESA ANN SWY Mockingbird is set of reading and teaches HELEN MIRREN far in the future. The himself. Mary Lou is a PETER ,CTICOLE world is dying. Robots special misfit who lives designed to free man in the reptile house at CAUCULA DM 10 hi NNUIL M6 11114 NO ONE LNIXIN pic l5 (V SWILL IL ADM11710 from drudgery have the mechanical zoo. (rout. MI) taken over the world's When Paul and %rekdays 7:00 and 9:45 Sal Sun 4:00. 7:00 and 9:45 tasks, freeing the Mary Lou find each / 366 So, First, San Jose 294-3800 remaining people to live other, they begin to in drug-induced bliss. discover just how great Privacy and in- -continued on page 5 April 2, 1981 The Interim., Page 5 Mockingbird -continued from page 4 of throwing himself off. story is believable. It is the world can be and But his program- not a terrifying world in used to be and how it ming precludes suicide. which the omnipotent slid into disuse after the He can walk to the edge. "Big Brother" controls perfection of technology, but he can't make everything. making life purposeless himself jump. It is, however, a Ir. Greg Robertson rubbed me the wrong state as Monday, priori- for man. Paul and Mary Lou world that has become This column was sup- way to see the cheering ties change fast, and Intellectual curiosity become involved with listless and vapid posed to deal with the crowds, cheerleaders waiting one extra day is has become obsolete in Spofforth in different through disuse. The Academy Awards. But and Bobby Knight, pac- not asking too much. this world, replaced by ways. Paul is hired by robots are supposed to as deadlines work, it just ing up and down the I couldn't help but the slogan "Don't ask -- Spofforth to read the control everything, but wasn't possible. The sidelines yelling at his laugh at the absurdity relax." Children used to subtitles of a roomful of they keep breaking reason, of course, was players. shown by some of the be raised in "Thinker" ancient movies into a down, and there's no one the postponement of the Maybe it sounds people involved with the and "Worker" dor- tape recorder. In the to set things straight; no Oscars on Monday night strange to those who car- NBC basketball broad- mitories -- when there process of doing so, he one cares enough. due to the assassination ed about the basketball cast. With about one were children. discovers parts of the attempt on President game, but I think there minute to play in the The only children world lost to Mary Lou Reagan. are higher priorities in game, color commenta- remaining in Tevis' and himself: the family. futuristic nightmare are conflict and caring. MARCUS robot children built only And he continues to The postponement of the Academy Awards for appearance sake. read. His vocabulary and CLOTHING After contraception intellectual power grow 12000 Berryessa Rd. a stylish act displaying higher priorities became universal, the with the story, and that HIGH QUALITY BAGGIES computer began putting growth adds complexity AT JUST contraceptives into to his character. $15.00 The Academy of Mo- the world than sports or tor Al McGuire showed drugs. Now the youngest Tev is uses the HURRY BEFORE tion Picture Arts and movies -- like the life of all the class of the Blues THEY ARE ALL GONI people are in their 30s. absurdities of present LOCATED AT Sciences Board of Go- our president. Brothers. He spit out his -Mockingbird" is an day to develop a at what for Presi- THE vernors needs to be con- I wonder best wishes ingenious combination frightening absurd SAN JOSE gratulated on the stand it stage the game would dent Reagan and added of disparate elements. world of the future. His FLEAMARKET took in delaying the ce- have been cancelled. Did that he wished the game Set in a distant future of imagery is sharp and STALL F23 & F24 remony. It was not the the president have to be hadn't been played that permoplastic homes and clear, often very sad and FOR INFORMATION time or place to be hand- killed or only seriously night. wisecracking computers. sometimes funny. CALL CATHERINE (415) 865 6887 ing out awards. wounded before the Well, if McGuire felt the story fuses the Despite the On the other hand game took a back seat? that way, whay did he present with the future futuristic setting, the comes the NCAA basket- The Academy of Mo- agree to do the broad- by tantalizing the reader ball finals. The promot- tion Picture Arts and cast? And why did he with clues of the dim ers of that fiasco saw to Sciences seemed to wait until the final mo- past (our present). it that the show must go agree with me. Oscar ments of the game to ex- Spofforth, the robot. on, and with it went a lot night is the biggest night press his concern? represents the ultimate of respect. of the year for the movie Finally, there was in technology. Unlike : Reagan President industry, but they found the North Carolina the machines and was scheduled to open in their conscious' to cheerleader who so typi- systems around him, he the Oscar broadcast delay the party. Why fied the attitude of the never breaks down. 1:30 3:30 5:30 Monday night and that couldn't the NCAA's? game. During the player But his immortality [ 7:30 1:30 378442S ig ALSO TN 2 PM DAVI might have been the cen- I couldn't wait for introduction, the crowd is joyless. He lingers like f-.PLAZA tral concern of the gover- CAMPBELL PLAZA Monday to arrive. I had paused for a moment of a phantom in a dying Si-oOPPiNG CYR nors when they decided planned for weeks to silence for the tragedy. world, fixing another to postpone the show. watch the basketball One cheerleader had robot or a drug delivery But whatever the reason, games and the Oscars. In tears running down her system occasionally, and the decision was an ex- fact, I had been waiting cheek. But as s:-..on as the making a yearly cellent one. all year for the Oscars. silence ended, she popp- pilgrimage to the top of ,/\47 The decision to play But when the nation's se- ed up, pom-poms bounc- the Empire State 1.4. Roc the NCAA finals, how- curity is altered in such a ing, reflection forgotten. Building, with the idea ever, showed nothing I’. but tacky, money-hungry 14/C ROCK! greed. Monday was a day that many of ui will not Rare Records soon forget. Spending We have something for everyone the afternoon watching film of the assassination Buy Sell Trade attempt repeated over compare our prices and over again, one does not get in the mood to ce- lebrate; and celebration Record Barn is what the Oscars are all 3070 El Camino Real about. But whoever made Santa Clara the decision to go ahead 241-7337\4 with the broadcast of the NCAA's has all the taste and concern of a wet rag. Something really Page 6, The /Mei-lamer, April). 1981 Concert Rats' rabid rock' reel ritous rampage by Steyr Relova fingernail scratches respective instrument. covering his arms and Lead singer Bob "Tell my why. neck that were now ex- Geldof was the last to be I don't like Mondays. posed through his torn rescued. Before his face Tell me why. T-shirt. disappeared in the mass I don't like Mondays. It was like a scene of writhing bodies on I want to sh00000t from the folk tale "The stage, he beamed a sinis- the whole day down." Pied Piper" only in re- ter "rubber-lipped" -Boomtown Rats verse. smile. "I don't like Mondays" During their second Why the smile? two-song encore set of "It's always a plea- The security guards "Another Piece of Red" sure to play for people at the Warfield Theater and "Diamond Smiles," who want to dance," Gel- the Rats discovered that dof, the head rat, said as Concert their brand of "rabid the crowd's thundering rock" had "lured" ovation brought the Review around SO dancing fans group out for their se- on stage. cond encore set. in San Francisco must Despite the fact that If the "mondo bu- feel that way about Sat- the Rats were drowning bonic" band member photo by Larry Brazol urday nights and concert in dancing bodies, they deemed it a pleasure to Rats' key boardist Johnnie Fingers leads into the hauntingly seductive intro crowds -- especially tired, unsuccessfully, to play to a mere "dancing- to "I Don't Like Mondays. when the Boomtown finish playing "Diamond in-the-aisles" type audi- Rats are in town. Smiles," even though ence, his rescuing securi- "You guys are too the audiences' safety. He New York and San Die- "I've never seen any- the rest of the audience ty guards must have calm for me," Geldof stopped the group in the go, it's about time some- thing like it," a security couldn't see them per- found him doubled over said after the first set of middle of a song to allow body did something." guard said after being form. in ecstasy as they pulled songs. He then pointed a group of fans still seat- The song is based on forced into a wrestling The Rats managed him free of the grateful up to the audience up in ed in ,the front row to the story of the teenaged match with members of to hang in there for an- clutches of the wriggling the balcony and said, stand up. girl who brought a gun the audience on stage in other couple of minutes mass. "I'm inviting you people "Let these people up to school and began which he was hopelessly of unsynchronized If there was any one to get off your arse and here stand up," he bec- shooting at students and outnumbered. chords, before the music person to blame for the come down here and koned to the audience, teachers. When asked "Those little gals are slowly faded-out as the crowd's over-enthusias- dance." "They can really get hurt why she did it, she sim- tough," he added, rubb- security guard rescued tic reaction, it would be Geldof, however, unless you let them ply replied -- "I Don't ing the rows of scarlet each member from his Geldof. was very concerned for stand up." Like Mondays." Geldofs stage antics The Rats, through are incredibly similar to their live performances, his "rubber-lipped seem to be trying to re- savior," the Rolling vive "danceable rock." Stones' Mick Jagger. However, their music Although Geldof displays definite signs of claims that Jagger's new wave influences. moves are more "coordi- To dub them simply nated and balletic," than a new wave band or revi- his own "gangly, ape- val rock band would be like- stage moves, he did short-changing them. have Jagger's patented rooster-walk and the Jag- Their musical range ger-Richard single mike and versatility, coupled duet down pat. with their effective abili- Vocally, Geldof re- ty to make a touching so- sembles the Kinks' Ray cial statement, will make Davies more in both them a force in influenc- tone, quality and accent. ing the future course of rock. Lyrically, Geldof is Their efforts to perhaps the most effec- actively entertain audi- tive when dealing with ences are refreshing. social paradox. Bands such as the Rats "This next song is and Greg Kihn, who tai- asking for a change in lor their shows for the photo by Larry Brazil the present gun control "little people who love Geldof demonstrates the Rats' version of the Rolling Stones' Mick laggerlKeith Richard single laws," Geldof explained to dance," are now microphone duet harmonizations. during the "I Don't Like emerging as a popular Mondays" introducing. trend among many rock "After what happened in fans. Aprd 2, 1981, The nlerlainer, Page 7

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