Say you want a revolution Big-West team unveiled The documentary film, 'Berkeley in the Sixties' chronicles the Spartan center Mike Brotherton corrals All- turbulent events that shaped this period. Big-West Freshman Team honors. Page 4 Page 5 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 28 Published Since 1934 Friday, March 8, 1991 CFA, CSU reach verbal agreement on contract Bargaining atmosphere credited Sabbatical leaves to be provided Claudia Bramkamp However, it does add significant We're going to have to insist on a Claudia Bramkamp Daily staff writer improvements in salaries and ben- full partnership in the budget pro- Daily staff vmeer 'What's changed is the mode of replacing people A tentative verbal agreement on efits "if funded in the state bud- cess." Concern over the dwindling might be that those of us who a two-year contract has been get." Nichelson credited the improved prospects for professional devel- who have gone. It reached between the California CFA members will be asked to bargaining atmosphere that devel- opment of faculty and the are left will have to replace them and we will have Faculty Association and officials ratify the new contract by voting oped over the last two years decrease in money available to a speed-up in the workplace.' of the California State University on it the first week in April. If the between the faculty union and the replace faculty members planning Pat Nichelson, system, according to Pat Nichel- ratified, its new provi- state university for the ease at contract is sabbaticals was expressed at the president of CFA son, president of California CFA. sions will go into effect July 1, reaching the tentative agreement California Faculty Association Meeting with a group of about 1991. this year. meeting Wednesday. 30 local CFA members, Nichelson "The state budget is a mess, and The union agreed last summer If the tentative contract is adopt- explained provisions of the new there will be plenty of sacrifice," to help university administrators ed, sabbatical leaves will be pro- cedures. Faculty with six or more whether there is money in the bud- contract which calls for no roll- Nichelson said. "We had to scram- operate in Sacramento towards vided for all faculty when they years service will have their sab- get for their replacement, accord- backs or reductions in benefits to ble like crazy to make sure the sys- their mutual best interest, in become eligible for them through batical proposals considered by ing to the new contract. faculty from the previous contract. tem doesn't go into hysteria. See CONTRACT, back page the normal proposal approval pro- their departments, regardless of See LEAVE, back page Curious caveats Three new degrees approved by SJSU it's going to stay for a while," she List includes two explained. B.A.s in languages Carmen Sigler, an associate pro- fessor in the Foreign Language and a Masters degree Department, was more optimistic By Carolyn Swaggart about the two new foreign lan- Daily staff writer guage degrees, also sent to Long Three new degrees have been Beach. sent to the CSU Chancellor's The department has been inter- office in Long Beach after having ested in offering these for quite a been approved by SJSU. while," Sigler said. "About three The new programs, which con- years ago, we decided that the time sist of two B.A. degrees in Chinese was right to offer a B.A. degree in and Japanese and a Master of Arts Chinese and Japanese." she contin- degree in Creative Writing, must ued. now await approval by the Chan- Detailed proposals regarding the cellor before being implemented. curriculum for the programs had to With the current budget crisis, be written up last year, she said. such an approval may not be "Now we have to send these immediate. detailed proposals to Long Beach "It's a very long process of and the Chancellor's office," she approval that has to come up continued. If the Chancellor through the Chancellor's office, approves the degrees. Sigler said, and it could take years," said Vir- they will be implemented in the ginia DeAraujo, coordinator of the Fall of 1991. creative writing program at SJSU. She added that community sup- The new Masters of Arts degree port for the two programs came was first set in motion a year and a from "literally hundreds of people. half ago. . . a lot of support came from "It's gone through all of the Japanese and Chinese communi- campus committees," DeAraujo ties." said. "But we can't start offering it Also among the supporters for until the Chancellor authorizes it, the new degrees was Congressman and they're frozen down there." Norm Mineta (D-San Jose) and DeAraujo explained that any California Senator Alfred (D-San new graduate programs offered for Jose). approval to the Chancellor's office According to the proposal, only were being delayed because of the three CSU campuses currently budget crisis. offer the B.A. degree in Japanese. "Right now it's gone down to They include San Francisco, Los Chancellorsville, and that's where Angeles and Fullerton.

Brian Woods, a senior sociology major, glances at tombstones that were placed outside the Leisure Act ivit ies office for Drug Awareness Week. The tombstones, found strategically placed around the SJSU ERC receives funds campus, convey messages about substance abuse and are used as a Judy . tool to get people's attention. The tombstones have the names of for commuter program famous actors, musicians and atheletes who died from drug abuse By Corey 'Desidder fliers and brochures. ERC will also written on them. The Prevention Education Program was responsi- Daily staff Walla promote the flash pass program, The Environmental Resource where passholders can ride for a ble for coordinationg this project. According to project coordinator Center received a grant Wednes- month anywhere in the county on Elaine Teneati, 'the tombstones get people to notice.' day from Associated Students to the light-rail or bus. Shunk said an fund its Altrans project a ser- ad will be run in a newspaper and IctiZ6%? vice that will help plan commute the first 50 guests to apply for tran- routes to and from campus via sit assistance will be entered in a ci ak,*ol d.rt public transportation. drawing for two free flash passes. (94 After two weeks of discussion Last week ERC presented a rYc) akraosei with the Special Allocations Com- revised request to Special Alloca- mittee. A.S. voted unanimously in tions which reflected a reduced Photos by favor of a $1,937.98 grant to ERC cost for the proposed newsletter. Hillary Schalit to operate and publicize the "We originally requested money Ahrens project. for an environmentally -sound, The only provision of ERC's pre- soy -based paper and ink for the sentation to A.S. that was not newsletter," Shunk said. "We com- approved was a request for salanes promised on cost and now will be Speaker aims to justify U.S. role in Gulf War for two directors. ERC was not using a petroleum -based ink and a given the salaries, according to com- lesser quality paper." By Precy Corrals The focus of his forum was enti- ation Council in 1981. Anthony 2. Anthony said. mittee member and A.S. Controller Shunk hopes to use soy -based Daily staff maw tled "America in the Gulf: Why said. Thc purpose of these small The United States would have Jennie Reyes, because Special Allo- ink and paper for next semester's he cries "No blood for oil" does it matter?" Anthony dis- countries was to deter aggression reacted the same way had it been cations expressed a reluctance to set newsletters. rang out in peace rallies before and cussed why the U.S. defended and defend their countries against another ally that was unjustly a precedent for funding salaries. but by a country with more Shunk was pleased as well with during the War in the Gulf Kuwait against the advancement of the aggressor, according to The invaded "It would have been nice to have military power, Anthem added. A.S. offering a grant for a non-tra- the ramifications in defending Iraqi military forces Presidents Report. a biannual salaries, because this project takes According to report: "When the ditional program. Kuwait were far more complicated Kuwait has been an ally of the report put out by the National time away from other programs we Stark was attacked by Iraq than a simple phrase. United States for many years Council, handed out at the forum. U.S.S. work on." said Stephen Shunk. head "Usually. Special Allocations on May of '87, it was Bahrain's This was the point John Duke Anthony said, combined with five These six countries spent 17 director of ERC. "But we're very will debate and possibly fund a that rescued American Anthony, former chief executive other small countries: Bahrain, years and billions of dollars, much navy pleased to have the funding. We're group's event if it is a new project. on sailors." officer for the National Council Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the of which was spent in the United satisfied with the allotment." like SAFER getting funding for a United States and Arab Relations, United Arab Emirates. States, for equipment, planning. In addition, Oman's coopera- recycling bin," he said. "Ahrans is made in his speech Wednesday at With the help of the United implementing and training of tion, played a big role, giving per- The grant from A.S. will fund a something we've been working on Washington Square Hall to a States, these six countries were troops in case of a military buildup mission to have emergency land- publicity campaign set up by ERC, for awhile. This is our main pro- crowd of about 50. able to incorporate a Gulf Cooper- which eventually took place Aug. See DUKE, back page which will include a newsletter, ject."

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EDITORIAL Domestic issues forgotten

president Bush has preserving convinced us all that his To commit to a permanent detractors during his 1988 presence in this region, one which presidential campaign were we are not nearly as welcome as wrong in calling him a wimp. the western media has portrayed He convinced us with his us to be, would be to dig one decisive military moves into more shovelful deeper into the Panama and on a larger scale the financial hole the country is in. Gulf War, both of which helped to combat the stigma that clung to ne could argue that we Bush after following the distinct are doing the nations in personality of President Reagan. 0 the region a favor in Bush seems so preoccupied with guiding theni toward democracy. dispelling the wimp stigma that This argument completely he has donned a pair of blinders ignores the fact that the reason we that filter out issues at home but supposedly liberated Kuwait from bring foreign affairs into crystal hostile and domineering Iraq was clear focus. to preserve a world where no Consistent with this pattern is country could be intimidated by the distinct possibility that the another. United States will maintain a In a more mild and camouflaged substantial number of manner the United States would preventative military forces in the be committing the same crime we Persian Gulf area to preserve U.S. just admonished if we were to interests. overstep our bounds by exerting To sustain this role as global unwarranted influence in the police dog and peacekeeper may Middle East. have some long term payoffs but Let's hope Bush's nightmares the cost to the present is too high. about appearing to be a wimp are The present would once again be over and his thoughts return to submerged under the future we're home where they belong.

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something over 22 percent of the Questioning CFA decide his fate? Did Dorosz or his convictions will stand unless and until Discrimintation? Ilah! Editor, Editor, population and yet I am shocked to I was saddened to read in a recent friends attend Balgooyen's trial? What they are overturned by another court. discover that 22 percent of the are the sources of their information Leon Dorosz should know, however, Now that I have challenged, in the press, Spartan Daily article ("Balgooyen the mighty Wiggsy Sivcrtsen, she will administration are not seniors nor arc 22 defense protested by faculty") that Leon about his behavior? Are these sources that the pending issue is whether percent of the student body. This is an reliable? Are they first resort to calling me a homophobe. I'll Dorosz has characterized California objective? Have these Balgooyen's actions warrant dismissal. obvious sign of discrimination and bias. regarding dismiss that with the following: Faculty Association's decision to sources been cross-examined He should also know that this issue was (What's good for the goose is of use to the their allegations? Does anyone know neither addressed nor resolved by Prior to marrying Mrs. Laurie (and never represent Tom Balgooyen as placing since). I have had the pleasure of bedding gander.) I trust that upon public complaint "tenure above criminal behavior and enough about the facts in this case to Balgooyen's federal trial. Finally, (and I certainly intend to make my make a determination without a Dorosz should know that neither he, nor occasional fellow human beings whose unethical professional conduct." He genders and pleasures thereby are none of complaints public), the administration will should know better. The fact is that hearing? Would tenure have any his friends, nor Balgooyen's friends, nor leap to my side with the same alacrity and meaning at all if it could be set aside even the President should be granted her, yours, or the public's business. It Balgooyen was convicted of two happens to be my personal opinion that all goodwill it has evinced if every single misdemeanors. What if he had been without a hearing? Is Balgooyen, like unilateral authority to resolve this case of minority complaint for the last other tenured persons, entitled to due remaining issue. In order to make an sexual activities and preferences (in the convicted of exceeding the speed limit? name of civilization and good taste) decade or so. I will not, as is the current Would Dorosz still brand him a criminal process? What sort of process is he due? appropriate determination on the issue custom, lie in the center quad and bang Does CFA, the duly-elected, exclusive of dismissal, we need a hearing and a should be kept neatly tucked in the closet and demand that he be driven from the to the left or right of the overshoes as my feet and hold my breath and threaten university? Does just any conviction representative of CSU faculty, have an hearing requires competent to turn blue if I don't receive my demands obligation to make sure that Balgooyen representation. I would not wish to be a appropriate. call for dismissal or should this extreme Her next charge will be that I'm against immediately! Yes. I know that's been very sanction be reserved only for certain receives the process he is due, and the member of the kind of union Dorosz effective, but it is somewhat absurd. representation this entails? Indeed, seems to be minorities. Hardly! I just, last year. situations? Should the decision be left to advocating, and I suspect uncivilized, and tactless. I would prefer doesn't the current collective bargaining that, if he thinks about it a bit more, he became onea senior citizen, with a card Dorosz and his friends who tried, and and bus tickets to prove it. After years of literary efforts in the public press. I might failed, to banish Balgooyen over ten agreement, in fact. include "the right of might come to the same conclusion. I just here point out that an administration the faculty unit employee to appeal am certain his conclusion would be white malehood and the endurance of years ago when he was a candidate for various charges such as a responsibility which has encouraged the enrollment in tenure? Even if we were to assume that pending disciplinary action and to have different if his career were the one at the student body of various convicted (Section 19.4. for the slave trade, the Civil War, the Dorosz and his friends are now capable the matter heard" stake. murderers and rapists is hardly in the Subsection e)? The issue is not whether importing of Chinese to work on the of being objective about Balgooyen (a railroad, chauvinism, the enslavement of position to crucify an inadvertent faculty very tenuous assumption, in my view), Balgooyen has been found guilty. A David bird poacher! court has convicted him on two Profecsor and Chair women, and God knows what else, I have could we also assume that they know federal Ed Laurie misdemeanor counts, and these C OMTWIIcalion Studies finally achieved minorityhood. I would enough about the facts of the case to beg to note that we, elderly folk, are Professor Marketing Spring break change absurd any other religion. It's merely a break to so that all Christians were is it the objective of the church/state Senator McNeil: Shame on you for saying Editor, celebrate the season (and to study for inconvenienced? Do you also think that separation policy supposed to regulate that the student "majority vote(df to I am shocked and disgusted by the Feb. midterms!) if you ask me. we should burn down the campus ministry holidays? discriminate" when they voted down a 25 article entitled "Spring Break Change Let me just point out one simple fact because it displays Christian symbols? Why don't we move on to the real:y similar proposal in 1988. This is a Option Given," not because of the so- before I go any farther: Easter falls on a Second. I agree with Seth Dolcourt. important issues such as the quality of the democracy, McNeil, in case you've called state/church separation issue Sunday, not a weekday. If that day fell on Why is it suddenly so important? Do education American students receive. forgotten. I commend the senate for (which is incontrovertibly valid in its own a weekday instead and this university professors David Mesher and McNeil Look at the real life-threatening issues giving the students the opportunity to right but a flimsy excuse in this context) chose to close down in observance of it, have nothing better to do than try to get like the homeless, AIDS, the war in the decide on the quality of their education. If but because thousands of students and could see the point. their names in the paper? I don't subscribe gulf, and the federal deficit! any students and/or faculty members faculty face a complete disruption in First, William Uranga prophesizes a to the Christian religion, but since I was What about "people of other religions don't appreciate the calendar this lifestyle iust because a few people want to snowballing effect that would target both born here I've been raised with the :being: inconvenienced by the Christian university has set, then by all means, take nit-pick. lust because Spring break (notice Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks if this established calendar in observance. oriented calendar"? Does that mean that it on the road! it's not called Easier vacation) precedes a proposal were to be enacted. When else Whenever I travel to other countries, I we should change the work week because (7hristian holiday doesn't mean that the should winter break fallJune? Would don't expect them to change their holidays Sundays are observed by Christians as a Marcie L. Grin university is advocating Christianity over you. Academic Senator David McNeil, and way of life around just because I day of rest? Senior want classes to be held on Christmas day don't follow the same beliefs. Since when Lastly, I'd like to say something to Liberal Arts SPARTAN DAILY

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4 a 4 Spartan Daily Friday, March 8, 1991, Page 3 YesterDaily Today's forecast Candidate admits ignorance of issues Because many students are not on campus everyday, YesterDaily By Robert W. Scoble was politically inexperienced, he clouds and Daily staff wnter provides readers with a recap of Increasing said that he can do a lot because chance Steven Parker, Associated Stu- the previous issue's top stories. winds, 50 percent he has new ideas and a new atti- of rain, temperatures: dents candidate for Director of tude. -40s to mid-60s. Community Affairs, held his "I'm a new guy, a fresh face," The Spartan baseball team pulled mid head down during the last ques- he said. "I'm not a member of a off a major upset Wednesday, tion of Wednesday's AS. candi- fraternity. I'm a member of the defeating number-one ranked dates forum. commuter class." Stanford with the perfect blend of Parker apologized for his At the same time, his opponent hitting, pitching and defense. Saturday's forecast unpreparedness during the ques- received a strong response from Chance of rain up to 70 tion and answer session. Four candidates running for A.S. the audience. percent, highs near 65 "I was never really involved in Noren, president of Hoover president vowed as their main politics on this campus," Parker Hall, told students attending the objective to fight fee increases. degrees. said. "I've admitted that I don't forum that he wanted to protect know what is going on and hope students' rights, keep student fees More than 6,000 students attended -- National Weather that I'll still be able to share a lot from rising and stop the installa- the Summer and Co-op Job Fair of my ideas even if I'm not tion of more parking meters Service held in the Event Center, elected." around campus. sponsored by Career Planning and Parker is running for the posi- Noren is also the chairman on Placement. tion against William Noren. A a committee planning a "Sparti three-member panel asked the Gras" celebration in April, which two candidates questions in the is a Mardi Gras-type event that Chip Loven Daily staff photographer Bush declares it's time for Student Union while about 50 will take place on Eighth Street Canidates for Community Noren and Steven Parker students listened in. April 12. Affairs Office, left, William answer questions in a forum. Noren said his opponent Noren also plays an active role end to Arab-Israeli conflict seemed unprepared but added on the A.S. budget committee, workings of each organization on One of point that he stressed is that he respects Parker's willing- which, he said, lets him build campus that receives funds from that the school needs to get stu- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Israel and many of the Arab states ness to stand in front of a micro- relationships with top officers of A.S.," he said. dents involved and mobilized on Glowing in the pep rally aftermath have for the first time found them- phone and run for office. Noren A.S. and the administration. The Noren added that he wants the campus. of America's victory over Iraq, selves confronting the same ag- said that his opponent might be budget committee makes recom- businesses to donate more money "The more people that get President Bush is promising to gressor; the president said. "By spurred on to learn more about mendations to the A.S. board to the school to help make up for involved," Noren said, "the more apply the momentum of the Per- now, it should be plain to all par- the campus and how to get more about where the A.S.'s funds will the budget cuts that will come the work is spread around and the sian Gulf War toward a lasting ties that peacemaking in the Mid- involved after his experience be appropriated. next year. Students, he said, more pride people can take in a peace between Jews and Arabs. dle East requires compromise." Wednesday. "I get to briefly see the inner should speak out more about the job well done at the end. Get "Our commitment to peace in "I guarantee you." he told Con- While Parker admitted that he legislation that affects them. involved." the Middle East does not end with gress. "No one will work harder the liberation of Kuwait," Bush for a stable peace in the region than told a joint session of Congress on we will." Wednesday night. "The time has Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., come to put an end to the Arab-Is- chairman of the Senate foreign aid Environmentalists fume over forest herbicides raeli conflict." subcommittee, said Bush picked There were as many flags as the perfect time to put his weight EUREKA, Calif. (AP) Envi- Protection Agency and other regu- Spot checks are done to make ' The actual sprayers do the hulk behind a peace initiative. 01 the people greeting the president as he ronmentalists are decrying plans latory agencies," said Ryan Ham- sure the companies are taking the monitoring and analysis. We strode into the House chamber, to The rest of the world sees him do spot by timber companies to spray her- ilton, spokesman for Simpson proper environmental and safety checks," Hannum said. a three-minute standing ovation. now as the strong leader of the co- Clary bicides on thousands of acres of Timber Co. precautions, he said, especially said the herbicide mon- He was cheered again and again as alition. He was wise to make (the itoring is North Coast forests. Simpson plans to spray the her- when the chemicals are being inadequate and that too he commended those who carried next move) his," Leahy said. little is Patty Clary of Californians for bicide Garlon 4 on about 3(X) acres sprayed from the air. known about the chemicals out the war, and damned Iraq's It is a "moment of opportu- to determine Alternatives to Toxic% on Wednes- in northern Humboldt County Aerial spraying plans are re- safe levels. Saddam Hussein. nity," agreed Sen. Joseph Lieber- "The day warned the public about the about 325 miles north of San Fran- viewed to make sure there are ad- science being used by the "It was a great victory speech. man, D-Conn. But, he cautioned. timber industry spraying. saying the chemicals cisco within the next few weeks. equate buffer zones between the to rationalize their said Rep. Dave McCurdy, D-Okla. "The Middle East remains a caul:, spraying is used to control unwanted plant Simpson's spray plans also in- areas to the sprayed and nearby crude and underdevel- "He gave credit to the men and dron of suspicions and mistrust. oped." growth are hazardous to wildlife clude about 2,0(X) acres in south- water courses, said John Hannum, Clary said. women who deserved the credit. ern Del Norte County, in the wa- a senior water resource control en- Bush said any and human life. Timber companies usually spray There's now a sense of confidence comprehensive "If my family were there. I tersheds of Hunter and Turwar gineer with the North Coast Re- peace should be grounded in herbicides in the spring months that's going to carry over into other U.N. would leave with them during the creeks, which drain into the Kla- gional Water Quality Control Security Council resolutions following the winter planting sea- parts of the society." call- spraying," she said, adding that math River. Board. son. Bush used his address to give a ing on Israel to withdraw from oc- scientific studies support her con- John Sievert. an inspector with The hoard also requires that send-off to Secretary of cupied territories and declaring "We spray to reduce formal clusions. the agricultural commissioner's of- water samples be collected during competing State James A. Baker III, who that all nations in the region have vegetation with our newly But timber companies countered fice in Humboldt County. said tim- the spraying and after the first rain planted today heads for Saudi Arabia, the the right to secure borders. that science is on their side. ber companies are pretty much on following the spraying, to detect seedlings." said Bob Morris, re- first stop in a postwar diplomatic "That will set teeth on "The chemicals are tested and their honor to use unrestricted her- any drift or runoff into water source manager for Louisiana-Pa- edge in citiL campaign in the Middle East. Israel.' said Rep. Larry Smith, D- approved by the Environmental bicides responsibly. courses, he said. ... "In thaeonfliet just cuacItided. Fla . SpartaGuide

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It was not a achievement in documentary film. rescue. time of military revolution, but one The film does not hold back in More and more students were of social awakening. It was a time its presentation of what happened invited by the mob to join in, and for the civil rights movement, the in Berkeley and what was happen- then a microphone was moved anti-war movement and the drug ing in other parts of the country at onto the police car and students revolution.. that time. The footage presents the were allowed to speak their minds The decade of the '60s in Berke- events and protests thoroughly, from atop the car. while the interviews add insight Eventually, the students won into what was happening and ex- their tight, but it opened Berkeley Berkeley in the Sixties planations of the importance sur- to the period it is most known for. rounding the footage. The free speech victory forum was "Berkeley in the Sixties" be- televised nationally from campus, a II gins with the civil rights oppres- a a causing people to flock to Berkeley sion on campus in the early part of Rating: not rated to live freely and have a good the decade. It presents the banning time. Documentary: University The era of free love drug ex- of free speech on campus by the and reacions of '60s issues. perimentation erupted, university, and shows the many ar- as did the Director: Mark Kitchell. protests against the Vietnam War. rests the campus police made 'Spartanhead. scale is best of 5 under direction of the university. Berkeley in the Sixties" re- The riots of the students were opens issues about the guarantees ey is the subject of Mark Kit- shown as being warranted, and the of the First Amendment by show- chell's Academy Award-nomi- university was presented as a gov- ing how the students overcame the nated documentary "Berkeley in ernment body trying to control and suppressions of the university and the Sixties," which opened Thurs- suppress its people. used that victory to protest the war. day at the Towne Repertory Cin- A particularly interesting event This film hits close to home, and Publicity Photo ema. occured when a student was pro- is amazing to see the movements Documentary film 'Berkeley in the Sixties' plays at the Towne Repertory Cinema Laced with historical footage, testing the actions of the univer- that began in California. California ski resorts thankful for snowfall, increased business By Robert Drueckhammer ating a great day for skiers. great," said John Mahanna, oper- Daily staff writer Iron Mountain, which plans to ations manager for the area. They prayed long enough and it run all five of its chairlifts this But some resorts received some finally happened. weekend, was happy about the damage they weren't expecting. Ski resorts throughout Califor- new snowfall. At Squaw Valley. the area has nia were ecstatic this past week as "It's beautiful today. The enough snow to go into full opera- a series of storms dumped four to winds have died down, and the tion with a six-and-a-half foot seven feet of new snow on ski snow has stopped, so it's great for base. Acconling to Peter Dansen, areas that have been hurting ever skiing," said Cliff Wordall. gen- the director of communications since the drought started five eral manager of the area. for the area, however, downed years ago. trees and power lines forced the Many of these resorts, which resort to only operate four chairs were either closed or operating a 'All seven of our lifts today. limited amount of terrain just two are open, and the "We've got a whole lot of weeks ago due to a lack of snow, grooming and ramp work to do. were more concerned about high skiing's great.' and we still have to fix the winds this week than a lack of John Mahanna, downed power lines. We plan to snow. operations manager, be in full operation by the week- Squaw Valley. Alpine Mead- end. but we are taking it one step Dodge Ridge ows. and Iron Mountain were just at a time right now." Dansen a few of many resorts that weren't At Dodge Ridge. things were said. able to open their slopes on Tues- looking a lot better also. Dodge, Other ski areas are happy as Publicity photo day due to high winds. At Alpine, which has been closed since mid- well, with many resorts reporting The recent storm that rushed through California left the Sierra mountains covered in snow wind gusts reached 135 miles per January due to a lack of snow. excellent ski conditions. and seven chairlifts on a six to a-halt foot base, and was operat- produce even more snow for ski hour. At Squaw, winds topped off was finally able to open back up Kirkwood, which was running seven foot base, and is planning ing all six of its surface lifts and resorts. at 151 miles per hour. creating last Saturday. four chairs on a six inch base last to open most of their terrain as chairlifts. And while the storm is not ex- conditions that toppled trees and "We've received 48-62 inches week, is now running seven soon as they can. But skiers planning to visit the pected to drop as much snow on cower lines. of new snow since Thursday, and chairs on a four foot base. Mam- Even small resorts are finally Sierra Nevada this weekend had resorts as the last one, skiers But Wednesday. a whole lot we are now operating 95 percent moth Mountain. which had been reopening. Badger Pass, located better be prepared. Another should still take snow chains and changed. The winds died down, of our terrain. All seven of our running two chairs on a one foot in Yosemite National Park, re- storm, predicted to hit Northern plenty of warm clothing with and the snow stopped falling. cre- lifts are open, and the skiing's base, is now running a gondola opened this week with a two-and- California on Friday night. will them to the dilly, Oliver Stone revives the life of 'The Doors' By Elaine Meitzler The movie is imbued with psy- Special to the Daily Kilmer is chedelic effects and lighting to cre- engaging and even occasionally ate Morrison's increasing drugged Oliver Stone's new movie "The Stone uses so many Doms" opened last Friday. You sympathetic when displaying Morrison's loopy out mood. movie that it may have to he a Doors fan to fades to v. hue in the humor, but these scenes are few and far uses cheer the movie on. as many peo- between. looks bleached out. Ile also a shots to ple at the Century 21 theater did. lot at overhead create performance of Ray even a the hand Stone directs each of the actors Manzarek. the speaking part She lust flits space. especially when hand's keyboardist. past. in the movie well. Val Kilmer cre- was impres- and Pamela first drop acid in the sive. Maclachan, like all the actors also uses an ates a skilled performance as lead Another of Morrison's love in- !Mojave desert Stone playing the hand singer Jim Morrison. although its members, studied terests was Nico, a singer for The overhead shot when the hand how to play their instruments. Velvet Underground. It was inter- played "Whiskey Au (iigio." hard sympathize with Kilmer's re- was creation of Morrison's slow self:- Maclachan seems to capture Man- esting that Stone would deal with The only effective shot that zareks seriousness business- destruction. and The Doors ties to The Velvets and used to create a psychedelic effect like manner. While Morrison goes the Andy Warhol crowd. was when Morrison's dancing feet in one of his head trips or self-de- However. the Warhol party at a concert are imerspread with a The Doors structive hinges. Manzarek can scene set in 1967 in New York, is dancing Indian shaman's feet. bring hint down to earth. lust too satirical. Can you imagine The shot suggested that they had Some modern rock fans may he Crispin Glover as Andy Warhol'? become one. The shaman. which 11) a a I iVCritiyed to see Billy Idol play a Glover, a current weird character Morrison supposedly saw dead on Rating: R loadie. a friend of Morrison's in actor, seems to capture the ultiti- the road in 1949, is used through- the movie, but Idol is just omen of his Starring: Val Kilmer, Meg playing a mate "Blank Frank" with his sar- out the movie as an ersion of himself, And for you casm intact own death. Stone also blends

Ryan, Kevin Dillon. tiivia buffs, if you look real close Stone deals with each hand in a scenes into each other to create a Director: Oliver Stone. you can see Eric Burdon from The manner of that old 1960's cliche of sense of distorded reality Al- 'Spartanhead' scale is best of 5 Animals in a backstage scene. the dirty old East, "The Velvets," though the movie is basically lin- Although. Morrison- had a and the enlightened West. "The ear. these abrupt scene shots are Kilmer looks unbelievably like steady girlfriend, Pamela Courson, Doors.** surprising Morrison, perfecting Morrison's played by Meg Ryan. he 'Unfilled Yet the tone of each hand in ly- Although the MOVIC captured the singing and dancing style. How- his rock star, sex -god image with a rics and music was very dark It essence (it the life of the Doors' ever Kilmer's portrayal of Morri- variety of women, most notably. doesn't matter what types of drugs band members. people who are not son's slow decay into a chronic journalist Patrica Kennely Kath- the hands were indulging in. The fans of the Doors may not be drug addict and drunken poet just leen Quinlan's portrayal of this Doors (PCP and alcohol) and The overly impressed isn't convincing. strong, intelligent and dark witch Velvets (heroin and speed, had to Kilmer is engaging and even oc- steals many scences from Ryan's deal with the self-destructive qual casionally sympathetic when dis- quirky flower child. Still Jim Ries of hand members, and ml

playing Morrison's loopy humor, chooses Pamela in the end. eventual breakup of each hand. DISCOVER 11.ARGEST but these scenes are few and far be- Jennifer Rubin as Edie Segd- Stone uses many directori., JOSE'S (*W.', P, t y Photo F RED tween. wick. really gets the short shift, techniques to create the riphi Ot.reTIONSAN Val Kilmer and Nleg Ryan star in the movie 'The Doors ' Kyle Maclachan's understated she is in only one scene, and not drugged mood of The I)ctors. (WEB 5,000 USEDFROM CD'S TO CHOOSE SACRAMENTO (AP) -- An state Sen. Frank Hill. R-Whit- USED cps alliance of political conserva- tier. AND NEW TRADE Sen. Hill tives, civil libertarians and po- Hill is writing a hill to ban BUY SELL photo photo radar and says he has the lice officers wants to ban it VV(tVG'S 1 Off use of suppon of the American Civil $1 radar, the controversial CHINES...... - - FOOD TO (;() 1 V catch speed- Liberties Union and an organi- 4- hidden cameras to Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine /40. any tries to pass motorists. zation representing rank and file ing Alt Box Lunches To Go 1116,, 'It's an outrageous invasion law enforcement officers. 'EXCHRIIGE CD privacy and had public policy In use in six Arizona and ( .if Open Daily Lunch and Dinner of CLARA ST SAN JOSE to allow a private com- ifornia cities, photo radar slow 11 30 9 00pm Catering Available 109 E SANTA for a city r.iosed Mondays (BETWEEN 3rd & 41h) ban pany to come into town and say. speeders and reduces accidents 294-3303 or 998-9427 radar 3rd St Garage and fatalities, according to its Validated Parking 'Let's set up photo radar and 131 E. Jackson Street (408) 294-0345 supporters. we'll split the profit.'' says 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between rd and 4111 t SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY Spartan Daily Sports Friday, March 8, 1991, Page 5 ally

Men's Basketball Two-sport athlete nears end of career All-Big West First Team By Shigeru Nishiwaki Larry Johnson UNLV F 6-7 250 Sr Dallas, TX Daily staff writer Stacey Augmon UNLV F 6-8 206 Sr Pasadena tame When SJSU hosts Cal on Satur- Greg Anthony UNLV 6-2 190 Sr Las Vegas d it. day night. it will mark the last time Anderson Hunt UNLV 6-1 176 Jr Detroit, MI no a gymnast Andy Tate will compete Randy Brown N. Mexico St. G 6-3 190 Sr Chicago, IL a his in the Spartan Gym. Reggie Jordon N Mexico St. F 6-4 190 Sr Maywood, IL Tate, one of only two seniors on All-Big West Second Team ere the SJSU men's gymnastics team and along with Rusty Boicourt, has George Ackles UNLV C 6-10 208 Sr. Pittsbrgh., PA ved been a major factor this season in K. Youngblood Utah Stale G 6-4 205 Jr. Ogden, UT ents keeping the Spartans' hopes for a Don Lyttle Pacific C 6-9 235 Sr. Colus inds regional bid alive. Joe Small Fullerton St. G 6-2 175 Jr. Garden Grove Born in Tokyo, Japan, where his Gary Gray UCSB F 6-9 248 Sr. Granada Hills father Mervin was stationed won for II All-Big West Honorable Mention years. Tate's first love :ley was not gymnastics, but judo. Jeff Herdman UC Irvine F 6-7 205 Sr. Mission Viejo for. His father, a fifth-degree black belt Dell Demos Pacific G/F 6-4 205 Jr. Hayward was and former Grand Champion in the World Lucious Harris Long Beach G 6-5 190 So. Los Angeles Military Games, first Tod Bernard Fresno State F 6-5 200 Jr. Hutchnsn , KS Icy introduced his son to the sport when he was All-Big West Freshman Team 11C. just five-years-old. CX- Byron Ruffner Utah State F 6-6 195 Orem, UT As the years went by, Tate the mas- Walsh Jordan Pacific G 6-0 165 Dallas, TX tered the sport, becoming an eight- ir. Mike Battle Ground, WA time national champion. By the Brotherton SJSU F 6-9 225 re- age of 16, he had already achieved Glenn Griffin Pacific F 6-8 210 Stockton ces first-degree black belt status. Eric Franson Utah State F 6-7 220 American Fork, UT nv- However, in the eighth grade, the something happened that would Big West Player of the Year Larry Johnson ind completely change his life. After Big West Freshman of the Year Byron Ruffner tr. witnessing an exhibition by the De Big West Coach of the Year Jerry Tarkanian (UNLV) nd Anza High School gymnastics its team, Tate became fascinated with the sport. So the following year, after en- rolling at De Anza, Tate joined the Spartan sports weekend gymnastics team, a decision his fa- ther supported. This weekend in sports for SJSU. "My dad thought that it would help or improve my judo to start Day Sport Opponent Time Don Richey - Daily staff photographer gymnastics," Tate said. "Besides Fri Softball Long Beach State 6:00 Senior human performance major Andy Tate practices on the rings with an I.-Cross move. the strength that is needed for gym- Men's Tennis Santa Clara 2:00 nastics, my dad knew that it would Upon arrival at SJSU during the recovering from shoulder surgery think I would have achieved half Baseball US International Univ. 2:00 improve my air awareness." fall of 1986, Tate was to repair a labral tear. encouraged the goals that I wanted," he said. Women's Tennis St. Mary's 2:00 Already accomplished in judo. to join the squad by then gymnas- When Tate returned to action, "He's been very patient with me. Tate's success in gymnastics came tics head coach Doug Van Everen, things began to look brighter. He I've had some trouble learning Judo Promotional All Day quickly and easily. His team won who was aware of Tate's talents. scored a team season-high 9.7 in some things, and he's always had Women's Gym Illinois St./Fullerton St. 7:30 the Northern California Champion- Tate did not take long to make a the rings against Fullerton State, the patience to help me." Jammer Basketball Cedar Rapids 7:35 ships in 1983. 1985 and 1986. In- decision, and opted for gymnas- just .05 shy of the school record. "Andy is our team leader," Sat Softball University of Hawaii 1:00 dividually, he finished second in tics, giving up judo: which did not As a junior, he again scored a Juszczyk said. "He is very level Alumni 1:00 the all-around competition in 1986 please his father. team-high 9.7 in the rings against headed and mature. It's like having Baseball at the Northern California High "He definitely didn't like it," Cal, and qualified for the NCAA another coach in and out of the Men's Gym Cal Berkeley 7:30 School Championships. Tate said. "He's always thought Regional tournament gym. He looks after the rest of the Men's Volleyball St. Mary's 7:30 "His athletic abilities are amaz- that I had a future in judo. He "His progress in gymnastics has team.’ Jammer Basketball La Crosse 7:35 ing," SJSU head coach Dave didn't believe that I could make been very methodical," said it studies major Sun Softball University of Hawaii 1:00 Juszczyk said. "Few athletes have in gymnastics." Juszczyk, who took over the team The humanistic has also excelled in the classroom. reached the level of excellence in Tough times awaited him at the' this season, replacing Van Everen. Judo Cupertino Invitational All Day An SJSU scholar athlete, Tate two sports that Andy has." beginning of his collegiate career. "He takes the right mental ap- Men's Tennis Univ. Nevada-Reno 12:00 plans to graduate this fall. Despite his tremendous success During pre-season workouts, he proach to learning skills and tack- Mon Baseball Spart. Classic (S. Clara) 7:00 in gymnastics. Tate had decided by suffered an ankle injury, and com- ling problems." "It's been fun being here," he graduation time to stay with his peted in the rings event of the 1986 Tate's respect for Juszczyk is said of his career as a Spartan. Spartan home games in bold face type. first sport, and decided to join the Spartan Open wearing a cast. mutual. "It's had its ups and downs, but I judo team at S.ISI Tate sal out the following year. If it wasn't for Dave. I don't feel it's ending on a good note'' to Classified

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that the public sector bargaining ing programs to help at the onset "It's true that the system is over- AGREE groups have suffered lately. The of disabilities, drug or drinking utilizing temporary faculty. Right new provisions will be added if problems and to prevent disci- now, 52 percent of our teaching DUKE From page I they can be funded by the state. plinary problems. staff is temporary, some since From page! exchange for CSU's cooperation in Highlights of the new contract Gradual reductions in faculty 1952 and thousands have worked ing in their territory. saving 37 the bargaining process. SJSU call for: workloads to gradually approach a for CSU for over 10 years. By American pilots, the report said. President Gail Fullerton issued a Faculty pay raises averaging standard nine-unit workload. giving lecturers job security, we're The GCC has been helpful by statement last week agreeing to around 10 percent over the life of added job security to making it more and more expen- annually investing their money in work with existing bargaining Give the contract. lecturers with six or more years of sive for the system to hire too the U.S. Treasury, keeping the units during the current budget cri- Improved disability and den- guaranteeing them many of them instead of full-time American deficit at a lower level sis. CSU service tal insurance programs, bringing reappointment for the duration of faculty," he said. than it would otherwise be, "This year we're going to help John Duke these benefits for faculty the agreement. Leonard Schwab, CFA legisla- according to the Report. CSU instead of bird dog them," Anthony up to par with those of university Members of the audience tive committee member explained Kuwait has been a generous said Nichelson. "Given the state administrators. expressed concerns about the to the group the importance of country with it's allies, giving and eight times in tanks, he added. budget that we are looking at this legality of the affirmative action becoming more involved in poli- more than it's share to underdevel- These six countries knew they year, under normal adversarial bar- Sabbatical leaves provided for all faculty as they become eli- provisions of the contract and tics. He suggested that CFA mem- oped countries and ranking num- were going to be attacked and gaining, we would have been bers talk to their friends and co- ber one on the list of contributors, called upon the U.S. for friendly fighting off rollbacks. What we gible. about the affect on tenure that giv- ing job security workers about the possibility of said Anthony. Second is Saudi forces assistance, Anthony said. have is an ongoing process with no Establishment of a state com- lecturers would mittee to develop and assess present. replacing state legislators who will Arabia, and third is Abu Dhabi, They are vulnerable and weak rollbacks and some advances in not run again because of the pas- with the U.S. in the 17th slot, would remain so if the U.S. did the work contract," he continued. affirmative action plans and pro- Nichelson explained that both grams for recruitment and reten- the lawyers for the union and sage of Proposition 140. Anthony added. not intervene. The CFA views the agreement in with a tion of non-tenured women, administration have checked the "Unless we want to be at the In a six month span, Saddam "We didn't just move with CSU to protect benefits in its minority, and disabled faculty in legality of the affirmative action mercy of those who are against Hussein and his military forces Pavlovian response," Anthony current contract from budget cuts under-represented departments. clauses and have found them public education, we must actively were requested by the U.N. coun- added. They had been preparing as a major accomplishment in oppose those who do not choose to and mobilizing for many years, Improved employee assis- acceptable. He also addressed the cil to abandon Kuwaiti territory itself, given the current setbacks support education," he said. knowing that this was going to tance programs, such as counsel- question of tenure. 12 times and still they could not come to an agreement, Anthony happen, he said. said. Anthony added that securing oil The Iraqi army outnumber the supplies was just one aspect of the No leads halt Vincennes captain bombing probe Saudi's by four times in planes picture. SAN DIEGO Authorities said. At the time, Rogers was skipper tempt at revenge by Iranian ex- have shelved a probe into the The incident occurred near Rog- of the guided missile cruiser Vin- tremists. LEAVE ers' home in the San Diego cennes and had given the order in finds bombing of a van owned by the area as Rogers, who ended his sched- Study USS Vincennes skipper who gave his wife, Sharon, was driving the July 1988 to shoot down an ap- From page 1 uled stint as commander of the the order to fire on an Iranian plane vehicle to work. She was not proaching Iranian airplane which "What's changed is the mode in- Vincennes soon afterwards, of jured. the Aegis-class warship encoun- even- coffee raises replacing people who have that turned out to be a civilian jet- tually was exonerated because gone," Citing tered in the Persian Gulf. the said Pat Nichelson, liner, a newspaper reported Thurs- unnamed sources in airliner's crew never respond president of Washington The plane, mistaken for an at- to re- California CFA. "It day. and California, the peated warnings from the might be that Times tacking warplane by the ship's ship to blood pressure those of us who Investigators have been unable said investigators essen- declare its intentions. are left will have to develop a lead solid enough to tially have discarded terrorism as crew, turned out to be a civilian ATLANTA (AP) Healthy to replace them and we will have a warrant the filing of charges in the the motive in favor of the notion jetliner. All 290 people on board But the van bombing, which men who drank three to six cups of speed-up in the workplace. There March 10, 1989, bombing of the that the bombing resulted from a were killed, prompting investiga- whipped fears that international coffee a day experienced a signifi- will be a lot of wrinkles to van belonging to Navy Capt. Will personal grudge against Rogers or tors to theorize initially that the terrorists had struck on U.S. soil, cant drop in blood pressure when straighten out in the upcoming Rogers Ill, the Los Angeles Times his family. van bombing may have been an at- launched an intensive investigation. they kicked the habit, researchers years." said Thursday. Leonard Schwab, CFA The researchers think the drop legisla- tive committee member might be larger in people with high added, "Most faculty would prefer Mandela blood pressure, who should be ad- to let Testimony reverses against Winme our colleagues have the sabbatical vised to give up coffee, said one of JOHANNESBURG, South Af- and three others were abducted knew nothing of them. Some black Richardson was convicted of mur- and let us find a way to replace the study's authors, Dr. Robert Su- them later." rica (AP) Two key witnesses from a Methodist Church house in opposition leaders say the trial is der in Stompie Seipei's death. perko of Stanford University. who had said they feared for their the black township of Soweto in political persecution. Mrs. Mandela's defense said "Maybe this will help them pre- According to Nichelson, $12 lives reversed themselves Thurs- 1988. December African National Congress earlier that the three witnesses and vent drug treatment" for high million a year is supposed to trick- day and agreed to testify against and three co-de- Mrs. Mandela leader Nelson Mandela. Mrs. Seipei were not abducted but re- blood pressure. said the study's le down through the California Winnie Mandela on kidnapping pleaded innocent on Feb. fendants Mandela's husband, was in court moved from a Methodist church principal author. Jeff Myll of Stan- State University system and into and assault charges. 11 to four counts of kidnap and for part of home because of reports they were the trial Thursday. The ford. "It's worth a try." individual departments on campus The witnesses' decision appears of assault. They are accused four ANC' is the country's leading being sexually abused by a white to be doled out for sabbatical to save the prosecution's case from part in the abduction and of taking group opposed to the South Afri- minister, the Rev. Paul Verryn at The findings were presented at replacement. collapse. beating of Kgase and Mono and ca's white minority government. the Methodist home. the annual meeting of the Ameri- Kenneth Kgase and Tabiso two others in her Soweto home in Kgase. Mono and a third wit- Dr. Martin Connell testified can College of Cardiology. Mono had said they were too December 1988. One of the al- ness. Gabriel Mekowe, testified at Thursday that he had examined CFA contends that little of the frightened to testify, but today they leged victims, 14-year-old Stom- an earlier trial that Mrs. Mandela Kgase, Mono and Mekowe after The National Coffee Associa- money allocated for this purpose told Justice M.S. Stegmann they pie Seipei, later died. beat them at her Soweto home. they alleged they had been hurt. tion said the drop in blood pressure ever reaches the department. had changed their minds. They did Mrs. Mandela's lawyers have The statements came at the trial of He told the court he found the three was small and that other studies "As a department not say why. told the court she was away from Jerry Richardson. the head of Mrs. had been badly beaten and de- have shown no effect of coffee on head, I never got the money," Nichelson Kgase began testifying holy he her home during the beatings and Mandela's former bodyguard unit. scribed their injuries in detail. blood pressure. said. Now you can afford to dream in color.

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