Bill Clinton visit delayed until 1:30 p.m. today TUESDAY J. Handel Evans speaks SPARTAN j DAILY about SJSU's fiscal troubles and possible remedies VoL 99, No.12 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 September 15,1992 It's an upside down world Education main issue ()fantods talk on campus Presidential candidate delays visit, will speak at SJSU today BY MARIA C. ROSE Callahan, press secretary for the Clinton Spartan Daily Staff Writer campaign in northern . Democratic presidential candidate Bill A Berkeley high school student who Clinton's campus visit has been tentatively helped establish "Kids for Clinton," will be rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Tower Lawn. one of the introductory speakers. Specific details as to why Governor Clin- "He represents education," said Steve ton's visit was rescheduled from 10:30 a.m. Preminger, Santa Clara County Democratic to a later time were not available. Party Chair, "and is a good counter point to "He definitely wants to come to San Bush,who daimed to be the education pres- Jose' said Jim Wall, campaign director for ident but failed miserably" the United Democratic Campaign. Party organizers hope Clinton's visit to In his last northern California public San Jose will help other Democrats, like appearance, Clinton's speech will center U.S. Senate candidates Barbara Boxer and around the future of education, said Erin Dianne Feinstein with their campaigns. UPD tightens campus security to prepare for Clinton's visit

BY MARIA C. ROSE Central to the Science Building. The public Spartan Dai4 Stall Writer will not be allowed in this area. Extra security steps are being taken for Parking will not be allowed along 4th Democratic Presidential candidate Bill Street, with limited parking allowed on San Clinton's visit to SJSU this afternoon. Carlos Street. MARCIO SANCHEZ SPARTAN DAILY The Secret Service and San Jose Police The area between Tower Hall and Dwight Freshman pre-med student Mark Buider found a ticing diving Friday afternoon at the Aquatic Cen- are working in conjunction with the Univer- Bentel Hall has been set aside for protesters. way to start off the weekend in a fun way by prac- ter. The Center is open to all SJSU students. sity Police Department to provide added Lowe said. "Violent protests are not expect- security needed for Clinton's final public ed, but we are prepared for them:' Lowe northern Californian appearance, accord- said. Demonstrators are expected. ing to UPD It. Bruce Lowe. San lose Police will patrol the perimeter No buildings will be closed to the public, of the campus while UPD patrols the cam- Sigma Kappa delays opening at SJSU due to budget crunch Lowe said. But a few doorways will be pus itself. All UPD officers and cadets will blocked temporarily for Clinton's entrance be on duty, Lowe said. BY KERRY PETERS it had originally planned. According to Alpha Omicron Pi's and exit. "There will be momentary incon- A group of Secret Service agents arrived Spartan Daily Stall Writer Sigma Kappa was invited to begin a rush chairman, Kiva Qualls, Sigma veniences," Lowe said. in advance to prepare for Clinton's visit, Fraternities and sororities have been chapter at SJSU last spring by SJSU's Kappa's decision may not be all that A crowd estimate of 5,000 to 6,000 is according to Jim Wall, campaign director an active part of SJSU since 1947. But Panhellenic Council, the governing bad. expected. The program is open to the pub- for the United Democratic Campaign. with the recent state budget crisis, this body of SJSU's national sororities, "It was a gracious move for Sigma lic. "He is only 50 days away from being campus tradition may be seeing some which would have brought the sorority Kappa not to come on campus this "All students will have access to build- president:' said Wall. tough times ahead. total to seven. The sorority had origi- year because no sorority is at house ings:' said I.owe. The agents are responsible for Clinton's The effects of the budgetary crisis nally planned to begin membership total right now:' said Qualls. "It will Clinton will speak on a platform in front safety. became noticeable this week when recruitment yesterday, but after a care- help everybody because we can keep of Tower flail. "We don't expect any problems:' said Sigma Kappa National Sorority ful evaluation of campus enrollment rushing girls. Had Sigma Kappa come The south quad of Tower lawn will be Wall. "But at the same time the Secret Ser- announced its decision to postpone and budgetary concerns, it decided to roped off. Barricades will be set up along vice will be on alert regardless of the situa- beginning a chapter at SJSU this fall as wait until conditions improved. See SIGMA KAPPA, Page 8 the west side of Tower lawn from Wahlquist tion:' And this is what it was like to be on ''

BY KARA GARCIA The book gives a synopsis of the outdoor taping and stayed in Spartan Daily Stan Writer each episode, telling what it was spite of a rainstorm. Almost really like to be a Brady for six He said it was then when he two decades have passed since seasons. It also offers flubs to realized that Brady's popularity Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Bobby watch for in reruns and how was unwaning. He also wanted to and Cindy were a Friday-night - Williams began his acting career write a book about child actors. at-eight fixture in American (he lived on the same block as "Growing Up Brady/I Was a homes. actor Peter Graves, best remem- Teenage Greg:' whose alternate Today there are 116 original bered for his role on Mission subtitle was "For Whom the Bell- "Brady Bunch" episodes running Impossible). bottoms Toll:' is in its 14th print- in syndication, a Brady Bunch The book discusses inter- ing. stage play currently in Los Ange- Brady dating between Williams Williams said he expected to les, "Brady Bunch" Trivia played and Maureen McCormick, who find an audience for the book but by high-schoolers who weren't played sibling Marcia, and her didn't expect it to become a best born when the original shows first kiss during the "Hawaii seller. aired and plans for a "Brady Bound" episode. Williams also The audience for his first Bunch" feature film. went on a date with Florence "seminar" was an even number That was why more than 120 Henderson, Greg's on-screen of men and women between 30 people paid as much as $29 to lis- mom Carol Brady. and 40 years old those who ten to , who Williams, 37, is now older watched "The Brady Bunch" played eldest son Greg Brady, than then-father Mike Brady, the when it originally aired, although speak Thursday night at the Hol- character played by there were quite a few members iday Inn Union Square. on the series. of the 20 -something set also in Bradymania. The inspiration for "Growing attendance. Williams was there to speak Up Brady/I was a Teenage Greg:' Asked why the audience about his New York Times best came to him after a reunion decided to attend, one woman seller, "Growing Up Brady/I Was show with the other Bradys. SARA MURPHY SPARTAN DAILY A Teenage Greg:' Thousands of fans showed up for See BRADY, Page 6 Barry Williams (Greg Brady of "The Brady Bunch") signs autographs for fans after a seminar at the Holiday Inn Union Square on Thursday night. Williams has written a tell all book. 2 I uesilav.sertember I is San lose State University SPARTAN DA I LY Foram & Opinion In the eye of the r2s 4, 01,46 sjsu bu et storm 411. Interim President] Handel Evans talks about SJSU's *si struggles to weather the state's presentfiscal troubles 4`osss0

)i, you see anything positive now let us look at all those three. of the instructors who What happens in the next six This is riot my first year in the CSU, and . , i hat is nappening on campus There's no money in the state because QiManywere reinstated were appar- months to one year with we all know how things work and I think Q.,I i ight now? revenues are down. The revenues are ently unprepared and so regard to fee increases? that's been very helpful. down because of the recession in the pri- their classes suffered. In rein- vate industries so there is no money in stating theses classes, do you think we've can the community me give you something private industries. Guess what? The third compromised the quality? fee increase, as far as QWhat: dstou?dents, the faculty, staff AYour ALet positive about the budget. It leg of the stool the students so that's I'm concerned, is over for could have been a lot worse. I why your fees went up. I don't think we've compro- this year, and, according to

think that we really prevailed Now, if we maintain that triangle mised quality. We may have the budget, is in place for What they can do is to tell A in kceping the cuts at a reasonable level. those three legs to the stool, we only havc compromised quality in the three years at which time it will be redis- the story of what it's like. This summer I was testifying in front a set amount of money. There's not very short term, meaning cussed in the legislature. Will the fees go Besides telling your mother of the Joint Budget Conference Commit- enough for us to educate all the students two or three weeks, but not in the long up next year? I don't know. I'll tell you 2 and dad that you can't get 15 tee on the 25 percent cut, and we came who want to come here who should term. what the problem is that we're all facing units and therefore they're going to have out with 8 (percent). under the Master Plan which says that These people are not new teachers; this nothing has happened in this budget to pay for an extra year in college, tell So front the point of view of torture, roughly one-third of the high school class is not the first time they've taught in our of a structural nature. your aunt. Have people realize that what's the torture was not as extreme as it could is eligible to come to the CSU. What we classrooms. In fact, most of them have What it has done is said, "Let's cut happening here is not going to affect have been. don't say is the second part of the sen- been teaching here for a long time, six everything in order to balance the bud- them immediately unless they have chil- What's good on campus is that we're tence, which you must understand, is that years or more. They were brought back get:' It hasn't increased revenues. So if you dren coming to college. But, it will affect still educating approximately 30,000 stu- only 30 percent of the students are high because they were laid off. don't increase revenues, what's going to the future of the state of California. dents. They're not getting as many classes school graduates. The other 70 percent It's not as though we walked down happen next year? The recession is not yet Two things are happening: we can't as they would like. They're going to be come from community colleges. Market Sreet and picked up people off over or at least it won't go away fast take as many students as want to come here longer, but nevertheless, we're still the street and said, "Do you want to teach enough for it to have a major effect on the here and many of our students are leaving holding it at around 30,000. The bad if something has to go in English Lit?" These were experienced economy in California. the state. The question is how many will thing is that in accommodating those QSo. the mission statement what teachers. So were they prepared? Maybe The question is next year, how many come back. 30,000, we had to turn a thousand away. will it be? not, but on the other hand they are now. students want to come to CSU? Remem- We're talking about the future of the So our enrollment is a reflection of two I think what we have done is added 250 ber the thousand we turned away? state of California, and 1 think that every- things: it's a reflection of a lack of classes sections and resolved a lot of problems. They're still there and now we're going to one should take a very, very strong inter- and (dour ability to give the students on e Well, I think it will have to be Now the fact that somebody was showing have a high school graduating class and est in who gets elected in November. And this campus the classes to get you out of access because well, lets a movie in the first two classes isn't good, we're going to have a junior college trans- the question to ask people who are run- here, so we can take more students. 2 talk about quality. but we would assume that a) the mqvies fer graduating class so that's a whole ning for office is "Do you believe in high- So it's not that San Jose State can't get were worth seeing, or b) they have rele- bunch more. So all you're doing is build- er education, and, if you do, what can you students, quite the reverse. It could take a The easiest thing in the world would be vance to the program, or c) they are now ing up a big dam of students. When they do for it and how?" lot more, its that we can't accommodate for the university to say let us take every at an end. start to look at the budget, if the resources them. one who wants to come in. Instead of from the state aren't high enough to cover is your official position So we have to make a decision on this having 30 students in your writing class, And what about the decision the expectations of the budget, we're QeWhatabout San Carlos Street? campus the decision was shall we take how about 90? how about 120? What it was based on a 6.5 per- going to be right back where we are now. more students with fewer classes or shall would that do to the quality of your edu- cent cut ... Remember my three legs of the stool we take fewer students with more classes. cation? I would be meeting my goals, we example taxes, fees, private industries. A My official position is close it. would be meeting them if we had every Now you tell me whether the governor is Is the mission statement of student that could apply coming here. But No, it wasn't Well it was and going to raise taxes. CSU system going to what would we do? it wasn't. What we said was Qmethe change, I believe the three The best thing to do is to go out and nobody knows going into the this mean we'll be clos- any departments on aspects of that were access, buy a printing press and as people apply beginning of the fall semester ing off admissions complete- campus going to be cut? QweDoes QueAre ,io.ilit and cost. give them a diploma and say, "If you don't what the cut's going to be. The legislature ly? really want to come to school, you don't was saying 6.5, we were gambling on 8 A The mission statement of the have to you've already got your diplo- (percent). No, I don't think so. Certain - .. or of higher education ma. Why don't you come to school now We have done all our planning on 8 No, I don't think we'll close ly not this year. We will prob- SU, right now, is based upon the and learn something." Now that's a very percent. The final number was 8.8 per- down admissions. What I ably have some adjustments Master Plan for Higher Edu- dangerous thing, because , in many ways, cent, but remember the final number was think we'll be looking at is 2 in January. . at ion which covers the three points that that's what happened in K through 12 after you all came back. So what we start- how many people we admit. you mentioned. To change that, that's a education, and suddenly the cost per stu- ed to look at was, well, let's assume it's 8 is financial aid being - public policy thing that will have to be dent started to go down. (percent). In a worst case scenario, what would we admit? affected? QeHow done lw the legislature. But let's address The same thing can happen here in would that mean? It would mean we QueWho the three issues that you bring up. this institution. Then in about six or would have to tinker around with the Let's talk about financing. There are seven years' time we start producing jour- spring semester, but at least we would three ways in which money comes into nalists who can't write, we start produc have 250 extra sections to bring in. It's being spread out more. A , ,- the higher education establishment: state ing engineers who can't build things, and Now, in addition to that 8.8 cut, the AWell, there are certain levels I m fairly confident that in revenues, with some federal revenues, but suddenly the economy of this valley goes student fee went in so now it's compensat- of students that we have to some way or another almost essentially state revenues. Private indus- to hell in a handbasket. ing against that allocation in the spring. admit. It's in the education every student can get some try, private resources and student fees Yes, it was fast. Yes, it was a quick deci- code. There is a very definite form of financial aid. sion. But what it really has finished up hierarchy beginning with junior college doing is applying a lot of your fee increas- transfer students. Then it goes on down, are we doing as far as es to put extra sections on line. so that's the way we would do it. The QiHowquality is concerned? question is not getting the top folks. It's We've heard Oct. 3 is the last where you draw the line.

SJPARTAN DAILY day for early retirement Q SMITA PATEL executive editor under the Golden Hand- I think we are maintaining shake plan. Is that going to Q.? Where will the line he dr,m,., , , A quality. We will continue to A iwt.E. GALLUCCI city editor have an effect on classes? i ,o you know? do that as long as we can. ROBERT W. SCOBLE production & design editor But if things keep going, the don't think it's going to have SCOTT SA DY photo editor quality will suffer. Quality is whether the an effect on classes. Early MA RCIO J. SANCHEZ chiefphotographer AI library is open, whether you get books, retirement is not new because we don't know whether JOHN VIEIRA forum editor ANo, you enjoy coming here, whether people have been talking . how much money will be in the classrooms BRIAN HARE arts entertainment editor are clean. about it all year. Those people who are the budget in order to JOHN PEREZ features editor retiring in classes not directly related to accommodate and educate Do you have any thoughts JIM SILVA sports editor graduation will probably be going ahead them. about how we can deal with LES MAHLER chief copy editor of time. Those who retire on Oct. 3, but all these problems? ATOOSA SAVA R NEJA D national &foreign editor fall into the category of the exception, will presidential search has probably stay. QeThebeen postponed for one year. GREG CAMPBELL advertising director How do you feel about stay- Students who are in this Is there a policy? ing on? institution and are carrying RA mit G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager the loads are incredibly for- Q AARON CALILAN advertising art director AWell, I'm here, and it seems tunate. My advice is don't NEELAM PAT EL national advertising manager to be working. And, one of waste the time. LION EL R. CA RR EON advertising production manager the things I think we have to CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing manager is a clause in the Gold- be aware of is that it costs a do you AThere QWhere see our uni- JIM BUTLER advertising marketing manager en Handshake rule that if the lot to do a search, but it also means asking versity going? RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager class is necessary for gradua- people to come here from outside the SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager tion or is a major class state of California into an environment towards the degree, then the person can that at best is uneasy and also incredibly cs REPORTER s: IN BA TCHO, STEVEN CHAS, SEAN COOPER RICHARD ESPINOZA, AMOS FABIAN, retire and stay on. And what happens is expensive. So the question is what K ARA GA RcIA. NW MC GEE, ERIK HOVE, RACHEL LUTHER, VICTOR MARKOVICH, 111., ELAINE MEITZLER, sort of I'm very optimistic about it they drop down in their salary scale pool would you get? LANE MoNTES. DEBRA MYERS, KERRY PETERS, MARIA ROSE, NICOLE SIRS, MA77 SMITH, ION SOLOMON, A actually. We're going through BRIAN WACHTER because they are receiving a pension and I think the year has been helped by the a period of major financial PHOTOGRAPHERS: SHEILA DAWKINS,PA77I MOAN. JENNIFER FEURTADO, MARVIN FONG, can teach through the end of the semes- fact that we all know each other and we've KAREN MANNER, entrenchment in the state JAMIE LEIGHTON, DAVE MARSHALL, TARA MURPHY, RICK WACHA. ter. all had c*. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: BILL BEEMAN, JEFFREY RREDEK, CHRISTOPHER JETER, experience together. and we, as the child of the state, are going ADAM RUBENSTEIN, AARON THATCHER. JEANNE MARIE WAGNER, DOUG WALKER, KELLEY WELSH. to feel the pain, but it won't last. ADVERTISING PSIODUcTioN ARTisTs: WILLIAM CHEN, AVELINO PONE), RISK umir RIP. Rog clONEBORNER. SPARTAN DAILY IIII San Jos4 State University "Fuesday, septeinher 15,1991 3 SpartaGuide Mt Clinton, may I have this dance? The San Jose State calendar Mid ught and here urgo side. tangled up like that than the Gmb your running mate and do-si-do So let's stop the political typical polished performance dance. from professional politicians Wednesday 16 T.eee-hah, Mr Clinton. You know how tired the whose acts are already country is of the Reagan choreographed by their speech Today AL-NON FOR FAMILY & You're all right.Thanks the George Bush writers. AIESEC: General meeting, 5:30 to FRIENDS OF ALCOHOLICS: for coming to our Sleepwalk, guilty of this, Mr. 6:30 p.m., BC 208, call 363-9843. Weekly meeting, noon -12:50 p.m., campus, today. It means a Read-My-Tap-Shoes-Side-Step, You're Angela Hill or Dan Quayle's all-time favorite Clinton, and I'm sure you know BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- Administration 269, call (510) 483- lot to us, whether we're gonna -Value-till-you- it. ISTRIES (BSM): Lifestyle meeting, 2084 vote for you or not. - do-the-Family Even our own governor will don't-know-what-it-means-Trot. I know Homer Simpson, Mr. noon to 1:00 p.m., SU Pacheco ASSOCIATED STUDENTS On My Look out for that big dip. Clinton, and you're no Homer The World Room, call 723-0500. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: only chat with us through the service. All these fancy steppers, even Simpson. CAREER PLANNING AND Homecoming 1992 Informational postal you, Mr. Clinton, have followed Sometimes you almost break Shoulder Pads PLACEMENT: Interview Prepara- meeting, noon, A.S. Office 3rd floor, So we're just tickled that you're cardboard footprints through to reality. Keep up the tion for Educators, 1:30 p.m.,SU call 924-6243. really here. That's as cool as a too many penguin's tummy on an iceburg. over the years. stuff with town hall meetings like Umunhum Room; Your Aviation ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- I realize you're just Maybe you should try some the one at Tandem and even the and ponder its meaning, you'll Arena - Trends in the Industry, GRAM BOARD: Overwhelming Of course more steps from that heavy- interviews on MTV. see why it's so important. 4:30 p.m., SU Umunhum Room; On- Colorfast Concert noon, SU Amp- here to get votes. -hoofer Ross Perot. He had I like many of the things you Look what happens without it. Campus Interview Preparation, 2:30 itheatre, call 924-6227. That's fine. That's your job footed p.m., call 924-6033. right now - doing the political some ideas - some bad, some have to say. I don't know if you We've had too many riots, too ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- good. can do them. But I hope they many national Security CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT promenade. GRAM BOARD: Wednesday Nile this dance, technique is wok out. Declarations, too many arms SEMINARS: Inherent You'll make a darn pretty But in Properties of Cinema "American Me," 6 & 9 p m., But, once again - you know deals. Gas Phase Biomolecules, 4:30 to education speech with graceful everything. Perot was fresh and SU Ballroom, call 924-6261. This is the age of getting back 5:30 p.m., Duncan Hall 250, call 924- words and dreamy phrases. awkward. That's what I liked repetition is the key to muscular AVIATION DEPARTMENT: 2525. As far as it goes for me, I'm about him - he had two left feet memory - get real. It's almost so to the simple, honest things - Annual informational meeting, 7 already voting for you. Well, not on the political dance floor. simple it seems redundant to just like the cereal commercials MARKETING CLUB: First meet- p.m. Aviation Building, call 924- "Gale "You people!' He was like mention. But I've never been one say. So, you may have this dance, ing, 3:30 p.m., SU Almaden Room, so much for you, really, but for 6580. doing Swan to stop at redundancy. This is it. Mr.Clinton. call 243-3497. the fact that you're not George Homer Simpson CAREER PLANNING & PLACE- Bush. Lake. To get to the people, you have Only if you promise to step on MEChA: General meeting, 5 - 6 MENT: Advanced Interviewing, So, for me, it doesn't really It was clumsy. It was offensive. to communicate. my toes. p.m., Chicano Resource Center, call 5:15 p.m., SU Almaden Room; matter what you say. As long as It was real. He really talked that That's the word for the 90s. 294 9042. Careers in Aerospace Engineering, Perot doesn't glide back into the way and it was so much better to It may get overused, but if you Angela Hill is a Daily staff columnist. MU ALPHA GAMMA: Organiza- 4 p.m., Engineering 189; Co-op Ori- race, I'm sure-footed and on your see someone getting their feet take a step back now and then Her column appears Tuesdays. tional meeting, 11:45 a.m., Dwight entation, 12:30 p.m. SU Almaden Bentel Hall 213, call 924-3246. Room; Researching Your Career in the Biological Sciences, 1:30 p.m., rampages in Berkeley NUTRITION & FOOD SCIENCE Police crack down on teenage Duncan Hall 346, call 924-6033. SJSU Radio CLUB: First meeting, noon to 1:30 p.m., Central Classroom Building FANTASY/ STATEGY CLUB: BERKELEY, (AP) - A massive Mayor Loni Hancock said. 1970s. But the latest generation to KSJS 90.7 FM will 115, call 227-9098. David Young, Star Wars, 6 p.m., SU police presence in historically Police registered only one vio- take to the city's streets appear Pacheco Room, call 924-7097. RE-ENTRY SERVICES: Drop-in lenient Berkeley returned order to a lent incident this weekend. Seven more motivated by boredom than broadcast the Support 1 to 4 p.m. Administration ICE HOCKEY AT SJSU: New commercial strip following a week- Oakland youths were arrested Fri- politics, officials say. Building 223, call 924-5939. members welcome, 9 p.m., end of teenage rampages, authori- day on suspicion of assaulting a Clintonspeech Eastridge Ice Arena, call 924-8638. )11..EGE SCHOLARSHIPS SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY: Ice ties said. store owner. The crackdown great- Cream Social, 7 p.m., Sigma Chi, call RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown More than 40 police officers ly reduced the crowds of young AVAILABLE live at 749-0201. Bag Lunch, noon -1:30 p.m., SU patrolled the Telegraph Avenue people who normally hang around It E(oltI)E1) MESS %CI.: Guadelupe Room, call 924-5930. nights. \ ES HET 11.S about 1:25 p.m. STUDENT CALIFORNIA area and parts of the street was the strip on weekend

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Soccer team beats Notre Dame Women's volleyball team takes 4th in UCSB tourney remained strong on the attack in the second spiutan Daily Stall Report left the team with a 3-5 The Spartans will begin Big half. van an Daily Stan Report ment play this week Thirty-three minutes into the second half, record, with victories over More- West conference matches against Hawaii The Spartan soccer team remains undefeat- sophomore Tom Bendinoni scored off an assist The SJSU's women's volleyball head State, Loyola Marymount with two overall record. ed after beating Notre Dame of Belmont, 2-0, from Junior Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. team finished fourth in this week- and Fresno State. who has a 1-3 "We're looking forwatcl to Friday night. An attempt at a shot on goal by freshman end's UC Santa Barbara Invita- Corbelli said that two players, match as The win improved SJSU to 2-0-1. Joel McKay in the last four minutes came close tional, a good improvement from Shane Donnellon and Cristin playing a single tournament play' The first goal was scored by junior forward to making the score 3-0, but Notre Dame's last weekend's last-place finish. Rossman deserved recognition opposed to Anthony Hare off an assist from freshman goalkeeper made the save. "I'm happy with our finish, we from this weekend's tournament Corbelli said. of Daniel Ortega. "We won the game but it wasn't one of our played well:' said SJSU women's after making significant turn- "Hawaii is a team with a lot listed in the top With 16 minutes left in the first half, Hare better performances:' Head Coach Gary St. volleyball coach John Corbelli. arounds from last weekend. talent, they are are put the ball past Notre Dame's goal keeper Clair said. "We improved over last week- Donnellon contributed 55 kills twenty, but have shown they John Bishop to give the Spartans an early, 1-0 "We deteriorated to the level of the oppo- end and have made some and 35 digs in the tournament beatable. lead. nent. We should have finished better!' progress." and Rossman had 36 kills, 7 "It should prove to be compet- There were many missed opportunities for The Spartans will play San Francisco State SISU's finish at the tourna- block solos and 6 service aces. itive" goals in the first half, but the Spartans Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at Spartan Stadium.

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SACRAMLNTO (AP) Tern David Roberti, 1)-Van Nuys, during the first six months of in this case, 1991 and the first Aided by hundreds of thousands with $1.13 million, according to a 1992. half of 1992 those same candi- Your school of dollars from powerful special report issued by the secretary of During the traditional 18th dates and officials spent a total of interests, state candidates and state's office. month primary election period $42.5 million, the report said. officeholders collected nearly Republican Gov. Pete Wilson could give you $33.5 million in campaign contri- led statewide officials with butions during the first half of $688,231 in donations and was The Associated Students Program Board presents 1992, election officials said Mon- second in campaign spending day. with $999,078 million following a lot of credit Assembly Speaker Willie Roberti, who spent $1.83 million. prison they are the law. Brown, D-San Francisco, raised Altogether, candidates and In the most money, $1.16 million, officeholders not up for re-elec- On the streets they are the power. for taking followed by Senate President Pro tion this year spent $32.5 million EDWARD JAMES OLMOS our classes. AMERICAN ME If you can't get the classes you need at your school, Brady:behind INS PlItED H l 11 TRUE S TOIIV the scenes don't give up. Take them from us. We have a wide frinn l'age Carol Martin, the future Mrs. range of undergraduate classes available, many of Brady, should be a widow or a which will transfer back to state and community responded to Williams that it was divorcée. The networks didn't so she could tell all her friends she want it to appear that she colleges. Your counselors have a complete list for met Greg Brady. "couldn't keep a marriage going:' your school. "It's a great walk back into my Schwartz compromised by not Wednesday Nite Cinema At Golden Gate, we keep our classes small so childhood. I always wondered making it clear what happened to you don't get lost in the crowd. We've streamlined why Marcia didn't live on my her former husband. Sept. 16, block: said Neal Block, 33, who Reed, a "serious" actor trained $2.50, Student our registration and admissions procedures to help attended with his wife. at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Union Ballroom, 6&9pm make it easier to enroll. We offer a deferred tuition "The Brady Bunch:' originally Art in London, accepted the part plan and financial aid programs. We have classes called "The Bradley Brood:' ran only because he thought it would on ABC from 1969 to 1974 after never be made into a series. For more info call the R.A.T.*Line (408) 924-6261 during the day, at night, even on weekends. And we the 1968 pilot. Williams said it According to Williams, Reed funded by the Associated Students *Rapid Apathy Ibrminater have campuses throughout Northern California. was not expected to be a success, would do the pilot, get the money 1 Call now for complete information on class but the network was in last place and end his involvement there. 41 0 availability, how to register, and was able to take a gamble. Reed and Schwartz had on- and for a copy of our The networks and the studio going feuds about the reality of Fall schedule. looked down upon "The Brady the scripts and the storylines. He Bunch." The show was almost tried four times to be released At t tg IA Introductory Financial Accounting canceled during the first season, from his contract. Williams said Acctg 10 Introductory Managerial Accounting until the Christmas episode's rat- this is the reason only Reed Acctg 100A Intermediate Ace sunting I ings "went through the roof" and received residuals. Schwartz Acctg 1000 Intermediate At counting II saved it. "sweetened the pot" to keep Reed Adv 100 Introduction to Advertising Williams and the other Brady on the show, Williams said. Adv 124 Copywriting and Creative Evaluation Anthro 1 Principles of Anthropology kids were chosen from the 1,100 Williams remembered his days Anthro 110 Applied Anthropology who auditioned. lIvo sets of Brady as a Brady fondly. He said every- Arts 105 Contemporary Arts and Culture children were chosen one set one worked well together and the' [con 1 Principles of Microeconomics with three blond girls and three original cast members were [con 2 Principles of Macroeconomics brunet boys and one set with friends on and off the screen. All Proof. [con 101A Business Economics I three brunet girls and three blond three pairs of Brady brothers and Eton 1010 Business Economics It boys. The final decision was to be sisters "dated:' 1, on 103 Money and Banking made after the parent's parts were Williams said they ha ed Rob- f gl IA Expository Writing You Can Rely on Kaplan IN) cast. bie Rist, who played cous n Oliver, LSAT prep. 113 Research Writing in the last season. Rist n .ver fit in The Roman Numerals question format, Engl 120 Advanced Business Writing Engl 135 Introduction How they became the Brady's and was ostracized by the group, to Journalism sometimes called the TripleTrue/False, has FN 100 Financial Management , the shows but didn't care if he was accepted not appeared on the LSAT since February N 102 Financial Analysis creator, wanted Gene Hackman to or not. \ lilt Capital Budgeting and Long-Term Financing play Mike Brady, but cast Reed. On Reed's death, Williams was 1991. Kaplan caught the change. Not by IN 109 Cases in Financial Management The character of Cindy was the almost unable to speak. accident, hut because we have a team of Hist 3A History of Western Civilization first child cast. She asked her "It was such a surprise and so professionals dedicated to analyzing the Hist 17A History of the United States (1607-1865) mother to put her hair in the now- fast. It's like losing a part of your H&R 110 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry trademark ringlet ponytails for family. I got to talk to him before LSAT. Kaplan updated all lectures, materi- Fl&R 115 Front Office Management the audition. After the tension his death about the book:' als and sample tests. So you'll spend every HRes 40 Organizational Behavior and Management Principles from the tightly wound curls Williams said. "I feel complete:' minute and every dollar getting ready for the caused her headaches and her hair All the original cast attended HRes 173 Human Resources Management HRes 174 Labor & Management started to fall out from numerous the memorial service. test that you'll actually take. Relations Hum 143 The Dynamics of Civilizations dye jobs, she regretted the deci- Williams is touring with a Hum 165 East Asian Civilizations sion. national company in a play called Inf S 1 Computer Concepts and Software Systems Schwartz auditioned Susan "City of Angels:' All the "Bradys" IntS 10 Small Computers for Business Olsen for the part and immediate- live in the Los Angeles area except Incriminating evidence. Int S 100A Spreadsheets (Micro Lotus 1-2-3 ly canceled auditions for all other Lookinland who lives in Utah and intM 176 Introduction to International Business would-be Cindys. Ann B. Davis, who played Alice, Look at cracking the LSAT: 1993 Editioon. Publisher: The IntM 80 International Banking and Finance , who won the part the housekeeper, who lives in Princeton Rey iew. Check pps. 16, 26, 53, 72, 80, 104, 120, Lit 25 World Literature of middle sister Jan, had come to Pennsylvania. 147, 151. I9S. 223. And especially page 47. Ignore the lit 150 literature' and Business the show with a few acting credits. At Williams' recent wedding, faint scent i a mildew. Mgt 100 The Manager as Communicator Mgt 145 law of McCormick, who played Mar- everyone, except Lookinland, Contracts, Sales it Commercial Transactions cia, had no prior acting experi- whose wife was expecting to deliv For more information On proven LSAT prep call: 1 -800- K P-TEST Mgt 149 law of Properly! Agency and Business ence but was "Baby Junior Miss era baby within days, attended. Organization San Fernando Valley" and the The remainder of the seminar Mgt 156 Management Polic y and Strategy voice of the Talking Barbie doll. included clips from the "Best ot Mgt 178 Small Business Management Williams said McCormick "never the Brady Bunch:' at which time Mkt 100 Prim iples 01 Marketing had an ugly day in her life:' Williams danced with his on- Mkt 102 Consumer Behavior also had no screen character, Greg. Mkt 191 Marketing Management acting experience. After being And that's the way they became Math 10 Int rodui tory Algebra chosen to play youngest son the Brady bunch. Math 20 Intermediate Algebra KAPLAN Math SO College Algebra Bobby, his reddish -blond hair was The answer to the test question. Math 40 dyed to match the other dark- Statistics Opns 105 Principles of haired boys cast as Bradys. Transportation Opns 108 Business logistics Christopher Knight, who Opns 114 legal Issues in logistic s played middle son Peter, was not Opns 140 Operations Management interested in acting but was Opns 164 Pun busing and Materials Management i "encouraged" by his mother to 11. 50g .1" Phil 2 Intro Om non to logic audition. Knight, according to Phil 120 ( rini al thinking Williams, was able to act like a I'S 1 Amer it an (Overnment normal child off the set because 100 Issues in Amen( an Overnment & Politics he didn't take the "Brady Bunch" PS 121 United States Foreign Policy as seriously as the others. PS 112 Introduction to the Amer.( an legal System and Practice Williams, at age 11, came to Psyc h 1 Prins iplc's of Psyc hology "The Brady Bunch" with the most 1s1 h 100 Theories of Personality acting experience. lie had been on II 111 Abnormal Psy( hology shows such as "Dragnet:' "The The Event Center S i ort Club 1:1 History crt Scientific Thought Mod Squad:' "Mission Impossi- Si, 9 Introduction to Amen( Includes: an Culture ble' "(ionic' Pyle:' "That Girl" tor the Internal anal Student and others Full Aquatic Center Membership Special Membership Offer! speech 10 Ac ent Enhane ement Bet atisc ()I his experience. Mini Gym spoei h 32 Public Speaking for Multi-Lingual Students SJSU Faculty/Stalt One Year Membership Williams was paid $600 a week at Complete Cybex/Free Weight Fitness Center h 15 Speech Communication the show's beginning, compared Ten Racquetball Courts $125.00 (regularly $150) lib 10 Telecommunications Technology I felt- 20 to $500 per week for the others LiteCycles and Slairmasters Telecommunic ations Tee hnology II Tek 110 A History of Tele«immunic ations and $1,100 a week at the end of Development lel( 115 Introdue lion to Data Communii atom the show, compared to $1,000 a week for the others. He said he never let the others forget that fact. Only Reed, and his estate 415/442-7800 after his death, get residuals from Spor[ Club 924-6368 Golden Gate University is a private, nonprofit insti- all the original episode's. tution with a wide variety of undergraduate degree Williams called the show Mon-Thurs: groundbreaking. The idea for the 6arn- 1 1 pm programs, including Accounting, Business and show came io Schwartz after read- Frl: Humanities, Finance, Management, and Political ing an article on "blended fami- 6am-10pm Science, lies." lie said it was the first show to show relationships between Sat II Sun: step-parents and their step-chil- 10am-5pm dren. GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY According to Williams, there Bachelor's, Muster% and Doctoral degree pro 'rams for the business professems, was controversy over whether public e and tau. since 1901 L 1 World Events SPARTAN DAILY San Ms6 State University Tuesday, September 15,1992 7

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Forces in Somalia, said the as floods rush in unknown. initial contingent would not be deployed By the time the KGB decided to dear until the remainder of the 500-strong bat- KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) - The Begin's file, he was known worldwide as talion is on the ground. government ordered the evacuation of the man who led Israel from 1977 to 1983 About 1,000 people marched past the half a million people in southern Pak- and shared the Nobel Peace Prize with U.N. compound in southern Mogadishu istan on Monday, bracing for flash floods Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for the on Sunday carrying placards denouncing that have already killed hundreds of peo- peace treaty between their countries. armed intervention, but urging more food ple and destroyed homes, livestock and aid. crops. e Arrest of Maoist The 500 Pakistani soldiers were sent as At least 650 people died in heavy rain part of the United Nations force that will and flash floods that swept across north- help the relief and assistance operation to ern and eastern Pakistan last week, the leader leads to the African country where hundreds of government said. Newspapers put the people are dying daily from starvation due death toll as high as 1,800. turbulence to drought and civil war. The churning flood waters started to Ten thousand tons of badly needed spill on Monday into the Indus River that LIMA, Peru (AP) - Shining Path American sorghum has been sitting unde- cuts through southern Sindh Province. guerrillas on Monday fatally shot a livered in a dockside warehouse for two Boris Yeltsin's government. had bulging inventories. The river was expected to crest on policeman and set off a bomb that weeks because a clan dispute has prevent- Until Monday, Russian officials denied The worse-than-expected results Wednesday or Thursday, officials said. injured eight commuters, police said. ed its distribution by aid workers. the accusations. helped push the Nikkei Stock Average The provincial government placed an The arrest of Maoist leader Abimael A Turkish cargo ship carrying 6,500 As recently as last month, the Defense down 800.78 points, or 4.24 percent, to estimated 50,000 troops on high alert and Guzman, known as "Presidente Gonzalo" tons of rice, beans and oil docked Sunday Ministry described the charges as dose at 18,107.69 points on Friday. declared a state of emergency in Sukkur, to his devoted followers, was likely to after standing offshore for 10 days because "absolute lies" and asserted that all work The Nikkei recovered slightly in thin Larkana and Dadu, three of Sindh's most weaken the insurgency, which has killed of instability at the port. on biological weapons was stopped in trading Monday. flood-prone districts. thousands and caused billions of dollars 1975. It also ordered the army to evacuate an of damage since 1980. admits But speaking to reporters Monday, estimated 300 adobe villages - home to But many feared the Shining Path 1 Russia Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory O Man charged with about 500,000 people - along the river would launch a wave of violence to retali- Berdennikov admitted that "activities banks and to set up relief shelters. ate for Guzman's arrest Saturday night violating germ banned by the (1972) convention were in using toddler as a with seven other rebels, including fellow progress from 1946 until March 1992. key leaders. weapon treaty They were discontinued by the decree of A case of mistaken In the Villa El Salvador shantytown, the Russian president. bullet shield where the rebels have twice destroyed the MOSCOW (AP) - Officials on Mon- identity ends up police station with car bombs this year, day admitted that the Soviet Union and ® Business outlook CHICAGO (AP) - A 2-year-old boy there was "a feeling of relief," said Ivan later Russia had been violating a 1972 was shot in the head and critically wound- costly for KGB M ifl in, director of the shantytown's small treaty banning germ warfare until at least ed when a man scooped him off a side- industrial park. March. gloomiest in walk and used him as a bullet shield, JERUSALEM (AP) - The KGB apolo- "But there's also a certain feeling that Bowing to pressure, Russia also authorities said. gized to Menachem Begin for wrongful one has to keep one's guard up; Miflin announced Monday that it has cut the almost 20 years Jonathan Williams was walking Friday imprisonment and sent him a check for said. "The rebels could suddenly step up number of personnel engaged in military on a sidewalk on the city's west side with back pay, says an Israeli historian. their plane biological projects by 50 percent and TOKYO (AP) - A survey released by his mother, Shirley Porter, and three But the letter was returned to sender slashed their funding by 30 percent. the government's central bank showed that brothers, police said. because the KGB bureaucrats didn't know 0 Distribution of The moves were detailed in a joint Japanese business confidence has fallen to A car pulled up and a passenger began that the Begin they were looking for had statement by senior Russian, U.S. and the lowest level since the oil shock of the firing a handgun at Matthew Hall and two moved to Israel and become its prime British officials, who met in Moscow on mid-1970s, helping cause a 4 percent other men standing nearby, and Hall minister. food to the needy Sept. 10-11. plunge in stock prices. picked up Jonathan and used him as a Begin was in Lithuania when he was The United States and Britain repeated- The Bank of Japan's quarterly survey, shield, Sgt. Chris Zaglifa said. jailed from 1940 to 1941 for anti-Soviet to resume soon ly have voiced concerns that the Russian released Friday, "confirms that the econo- Zaglifa said Hall, 30, was grazed by a activity because of his involvement with government has failed to act on its my is in worse shape than expected; said bullet and the two other men also were the Zionist youth movement Betar. MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - The promise to shut down the Soviet Union's Jesper Koll, chief economist at S.G. War- wounded, but none as seriously as the boy, "In 1989, the KGB were reviewing their first of 500 armed U.N. soldiers arrived in extensive program for making illicit bacte- burg Securities. who was listed Monday in critical condi- files to dear a lot of people's names as part this devastated capital Monday to help pre- riological weapons. The widely-watched survey of over tion. of Gorbachev's glasnost," historian vent looting of food meant for up to 2 mil- The debate over alleged treaty viola- 7,000 Japanese firms found them trimming Hall was charged Saturday with aggra- Michael Hefets told The Associated Press. lion starving Somalis, officials said. tions was one of the last vestiges of the expectations for sales, earnings and capital vated battery to a child, a felony, said Andy "They called it rehabilitation. American military C-130 cargo planes Cold War and an irritant in relations investment for the fiscal year that ends in Knott, a spokesman for Cook County "They decided to dear this Begin fellow delivered the first 63 Pakistanis and their between the United States and President March 1993. The companies also said they State's Attorney Jack O'Malley. and, in accordance with Soviet law, to pay Police were searching for the gunman.

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