SJSU disabled suggest changes Facilities needed by blind students
By Lisa McKaney to hays some type of orientation week, with a authority other than that," Mrs. Rogers added. possible with their social as well as their students than MI an econtimii. IJi11118," he em- Second of two ports mobility instructor to show us around." said The service groups on campus are my biggest academic problems. I like to be involved with phasized. their decision-making process. I try to The rehabilitation ct.nter, lormeti y known as "Nobody cm campus 15 411:t udlly responsible for Vivian Younger, freshman at SISU. help they do so much for the handicapped the handicapped students. Ii I should have ad- "I think it would be helpful if the school could students in the way of planning recreational ac- coordinate with various agencies and the the Vocational ki hainlitati, .eni .r becomes ministrative problems. I see Mrs. Rogers or my provide a service of some type where I could call tivities, offering readers and giving rides. Their students to move our mutual decisions into a involved wit h 01,111.11f s dolicg nri. i ni year friends in the Psychology Depart ment for help," for rides to places till campus. Also, a reader volunteer service is almost always readily reality," he said. in high si.hied. When a student reaches lb. he is said Mike Boyle, psychology graduate student of directory would be a big help," Gina accessible and their work is very commendable," "Sometimes a client is locked into one eligible I or blind aid, which pays tuition, braille San lose State University. McGaughey, a senior English major. said. she said. decision. In order to avoid confrontations, I do writers, braille books, tape-recorders and The woman Boyle referred to is Mrs. Mary "A braille library and tape room would be Counseling for the blind my best to help with that decision, even though I readers. IA reader has to put in 1100 hours a Rogers of the St udent Activities and Services of- helpful, hut without any money. it's hardly Donald Huff, counselor for the blind at the may not agree with it," Huff added. school year, and gets paid $1.65 per hour). fice. Mrs. Rogers serves as disabled students likely. A relief map of the campus would be a State Department of Rehabilitation, is a Not another welfare department Requirements for Aid coordinator and friend. good idea," Boyle said. graduate of SISU, physically handicapped, and "We're dill -rent from the welfare department To be eligible for rehabilitation aid, the According to Mrs. Rogers. 1.000 disabled Aids now available at SISU a very busy man. in that welfare has the right to draw blind aid. student must undergo a physical examination: to students attend the tu state colleges. Two-hun- "I try to help the blind students as much as "I work with the student's objectives in With rehabilitation, it's a privilege more than a be declared legally blind 'although the center is dred are at SISI and 20 are blind. possible." Mrs. Rogers said. "I make the mind whether it be short-range job training or right so we have to be more selective." Hull not stringent about this' and the student must We have many more blind students than arrangements for their pre-registration, I send college and vocational schooling plans," Huff stated. prove that his blindness would be a barrier to his before, so we have to make the school more away for books, I have a tape-recorder they can said. "We have rules we have to go by: I try to bend chance for employment in order to qualify for job accessible to them." Mrs. Rogers said. use, as well as a braille writer. The library does "For three and a half years. I had a case-load of the rules as much as possible. but I can't always placement through the center. A student is then Eventually. Mrs. Rogers hopes to have braille have a braille dictionary and an encyclopedia 100 students but next month I'll be getting do so. To keep the welfare of the individual is of given psychological and vocational tests: room rumbers put on the doors on campus. "But set --but there's not enough room for more than another couselor who will be handling the 50 foremost importance; I try to have their interest interviewed (as well as any other sources about that takes time and money," she added. that," she commented. non-college-bound students, while I handle the at heart before I involve myself with secondary him that can be found) and then he may decide to Several blind students have also suggested "If the students have problems with their college students which are mostly San lose issues." Huff said. go into vocational training or job placement. Ac- ways the school can help them: classes or their instructors, all I can do is pick up students," he added. "We sometimes get the reputation that we just cording to Huff, the majority of the clients "The only hi nit the school should do for us is the phone and call somebody. I don't have much "I try to work with the students as often as pay the bills, but we are more involved with the choose to go to college.
Photo labels incorrect Thursday, October 12, 1972 Lowenstein comes
The Spartan Daily incorrectly identified two individuals in yesterday's paper. One photograph of an unidentified protester being to campus placed in a police van at a Santa Clara University demonstration was incorrectly Allard K. Lowenstein, former Brooklyn, N.Y. labeled Vivian Younger. congressman who was ,the spearhead of the However, the photograph of Miss Younger, "Dump Johnson" campaign in 1968. will speak elsewhere on the page, was incorrectly labeled for Presidential candidate George McGovern as SISLI instructor Dr. David Neuman. tomorrow at noon and 1 p.m. A photo of Dr. Neuman, scheduled to run in The former legislator's noon address is in the yesterday's paper, was held. L pram Dully College Union Umunhum Room. His 1 p.m. talk The Daily regrets these errors and apologizes is in JC 141. for any inconvenience or embarrassment. Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 Chicanos condemn Bunzel AS Council overides veto over minority hiring policy of $12,000 Black request
By Buzz Eggleston smaller number ot Chicanos at SUL In conclusion, Tri said, "The Seven Point About half of Tuesday evening's open forum Next to speak was Phil Austen, one of the six Peace Proposal reflects not only the aspirations By George Reds Rosa Velasquez. said. "The platform of Third program on the "Changing War in Indochina" Chicano students arrested last Friday on a of the Vietnamese people, but all peace-loving A.S. Council decisively overrode a Presiden- World Coalition was to support all progressive turned into an expression of Chicano grievances charge of illegal trespassing in a confrontation people all over the world. Including the tial veto last night, reinforcing a $12,000 struggles on campus. I believe the Women's against San lose State University President with Father Terry. Austen called for an in- American people." allocation to the Black Students Organizing Center is functioning and struggling for the same John. H. Bunzel and Santa Clara University creased awareness by Chicano students, and Then Earl Rose, a Marine veteran who served Committee (BSOC) for various entertainment causes as TWC." President Father Thomas Terry. described the incident in which he was arrested. three tours in Vietnam and who is a member of programs. Miss Velasquez added, "I think it's a fantastic The grievances were animated in a skit The forum, sponsored by the newly formed the First Workers Delegation to Vietnam, at- It also restored $942.88 in funds denied to the program and I feel Council should apologize for arranged by Teatro de la Genie, a Chicano Radical Student Union, was held in Morris tacked the war on the basis that the poor are Women's Center, allocated $6,400 for the the way it treated the Women's Center last theater group. The skit portrayed Pres. Bunzel Dailey Auditorium. Preceding the performance forced into uniform because of economics and operazion of the Joint Effort coffeehouse, and is- week." and Father Terry as Independently responsible of a Chicano trio and the skit by Teatro de In forced to fights war for the business interests of sued two statements of support for a San Jose Ted Gehrke, A.S. Program Board adviser, For the firings of Mexican-American professors Gente, were two anti-war speakers. the rich. housing measure and Arab students in West asked for $6,400 for the year to operate the Joint and administrators at their respective About 35 persons heard the first part of the He described how soldiers are psychologically Germany. Effort. The request was halved, however, with universities. program, but this increased to nearly 100 by the prepared to go to war. "We used the term A.S. Pres. Dennis King vetoed the BSOC the stipulation that the remainder of the funds be The skit also portrayed SISU Chicano time the skit was performed. 'gooks'," he said referring to the Vietnamese. "It allocation, which was made a week ago with the released in the spring pending evaluation of the students as apathetic toward the firings at SJSU, Nguyen Anh Tri, a South Vietnamese SJSU was really ironic. Third World people going to stipulation that the funds be released pending coffeehouse's success. compared with their counterparts at SCU. student, spoke on the significance of the Seven kill Third World people." submission of a detailed budget from the BSOC. In other money matters: After the skit, Antonio Chavez, introduced as Point Peace Proposal from his viewpoint. He Rose said his first assignment after returning King emphasized his support of the BSOC's $2,482.80 was allocated to meet a cost of a fired admissions counselor of SCU, described charged President Nixon with enlarging the war. from Vietnam was to suppress race riots in intentions, which include the presentiation of a living pay increase for A.S. employees. the circumstances of his firing and described his "President Nixon said he wants to end the war Washington, D.C. Bill Withers-Dick Gregory show, but said he felt $100 was allocated to the Graphic Offen- views of the problem of SCU Chicano students. while he is expanding the war into Cambodia in After the Teatro de Is Gente performance and the details of the program should be discussed sive to sponsor a speech by Dave Dellinger, anti- He also decried the apathy of SJSU Chicano 1970 and into Laos in 1971, and increasing the the speakers from SCU, two films, "Only the before releasing the funds. war activist and member of the Chicago 7. students compared with the proportionately bombing," Tri said, adding. "This he calls Viet- Beginning" and "People's War." were shown. He further pointed out that the proposed Is $95 was allocated to Los Estudiantes de nam i cation." programs might be handled by the A.S. Program Atzlan to help supplement transportation costs Board, an 11 -member committee which for students taking part in the Chicano National regulates campus entertainment. Congress for Land and Cultural Reform, to be BSOC spokesman David Piper presented a held in New Mexico next week. line-item budget last night totaling $13,840 and Council also endorsed Housing Measure 1 on Speedy help for personal problems Council overrode King's veto on a 12-0-1 vote. the Nov. 7 ballot in San Jose, which would The additional $1,840 requested by Piper was provide for 1,500 units of low-income housing. not allocated. It also resolved to express its support of Arab In other action, Council fully restored the students in West Germany who are "being Women's Center funds it denied on a 12-4 vote. persecuted," according to spokesmen for the given at campus Counseling Center A vocal throng of 30 women applauded loudly Iranian Students Association and the as Councilmen voted. 13-0, to allocate $486 for Organization of Arab Students. Ii', Bruce jewett and testing. We are here to help students with "The most exciting type of work," is how operating expenses and $456.88 for unused Telegrams will be sent to a hunger strike The little white house could belong to kindly their personal problems." Neuman refers to his job. He has a staff of 13, funds that reverted to the budget at the end of center in Bonn, the West German president. the grandparents full of sage advice served with Neuman has been at San lose State University mostly psychology instructors who counsel last semester. I_1.N. Secretary General. the West German Em- milk and cookies. since 1956. He first came as an instructor in part-time. Neuman says that this is equivalent Councilman Jamm Basseri, who visited the bassy in Washington, D.C., and the Wes' Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., located in Building "K" on psychology. He has been director of the to nine full-time workers and is "inadequate." Women's Center last week with Councilwoman German Consulate in San Francisco. South Ninth, the campus Counseling Center has Counseling Center for the past two years. "When a student comes to us," Neuman said. people who will listen to you. His office is not clinical in the conventional "he is generally dissatisfied with something in "Most students," Dr. David Neuman, the way. Posters line the walls, objects of art and his life. We hive him immediate attention. Most center's director. said, "do not realize we exist. handmade candles fill the room. Instead of an other centers have waiting lists. We feel that They get us mixed up with other student analysis couch, there is a single bed with slot of putting a student on a list and telling him to come services such as health, placement, counseling pillows. back in several weeks is very harmful." Individual and group counseling is offered by the center. The greatest difficulties, Neuman said, is in co-ordinating the schedules of students and staff members. According to Center surveys, 700 to 1,000 students come for counseling each school year. Theaverage stay for a person is six sessions over six weeks. "Most students who come to us are very normal," Neuman said. "For those who need more intensive help there is nothing we can do. We are unable to prescribe drugs, give psychiatric treatment or long term psychotherapy." Neuman continued, "Presently there are no funds allowed for student psychiatric treatment. I do not feel that this is in the best interests of the students." Neuman explained that a student with a psychiatric problem has only county mental health offices to resort to. "Students find that the county has very little to provide." Since the closing of Agnew State Mental Hos- pital, the doctor stated, "Agnew patients have been put in half-way houses around the university area. They are often abused through neglect. Their primary treatments are heavy doses of tranquilizers. They are not given any rehabilitation." The half-way houses, Neuman feels, are straining the resources of the county mental health facilities. He also feels the Agnew move is an "economical move" of Gov. Reagan's ad- ministration. "Reagan has long felt that he should carry out this program." Neuman charged, "to minimize the state's involvement in mental health. He feels that type of involvement smacks of socialized medicine." Another of the doctor's views deals with the scattered, and often little known, student services: "All student services should be in one building. Then we wouldn't have to refer a student from one end of the campus to another." lie pointed out that mere are plans to build a new library. He would like to see consolidated stuuent services in the ouilding now used to AAn;ichn .,-ars braided variation on corn braid theme Story on page 4 Dr. David Neuman relaxes during counseling session. house the library. Pails 2, Octobor 12, 1972 FAlitorial Prop. 22 cripples farm workers and lets the Historically, the farm worker geographical area during the cooling-off period obtain a 50-day injunction has been relegated to a position of preceding 12 months. grower strikes. Since nearly 98 per suffering characterized by poor However, no definition is given against California crops can be living conditions, poor working of what this geographical area in- cent of 45 days, the in- conditions, lowest of wages, and cludes. Most farm workers work harvested within in effect take away practically no voice in government for as many as 12 to 18 employers junction would of a strike during that represents him in his work in one year, many in the same area. the power time. and every day life. For example, if a man were picking harvest takes away secondary Proposition 22 on the November grapes in Delano and then moved It rights from farm workers ballot is a measure that, if passed. to a nearby town to another boycott wanting to picket stores would perpetuate these deplorable harvest he would be ineligible to or anyone Also, there conditions and take away the only vote because he already voted once selling scab products. $5,000 fine non-violent means by which farm in the same geographical area. would be a maximum jail for any workers can gain union Another damaging aspect of and one year in these recognition. Proposition 22 states that the unlawful act concerning to Supporters of Proposition 22 say number of harvest workers en- boycotts. There are movements discriminatory and the measure would benefit farm titled to vote cannot exceed the expand this to other states THE FATE workers by enabling them to have number of permanent workers en- undemocratic rule HOPE PRE 1962 OF THE c9 19 62- - elected representation. But the titled to vote. as well. FARM WORKER labor rights, the rigid criteria set up by the This stipulation could encourage With respect to
proposition would actually disen- elite permanent workers to vote in measure makes it unfair for
franchise most farm workers from favor of the grower to ensure workers to demand compensatory voting from that representation. themselves a job. The majority of wages for work not performed. For In the first place, the measure farm workers - - those probably in example, if an employer calls men stipulates that no worker can vote favor of the farm workers union - - to the fields and then discovers unless he has worked for an would not have a chance to vote. there is not enough work, he would agricultural employer for at least One more major fault of not have to pay four hours show- 100 days of the last calendar year. Proposition 22 is that it creates a up pay - - a clause included in In addition to the 100 day re- five -member Agricultural present contracts. quirement, farm workers would Relations Board appointed by Gov. From the beginning, farm have to work 14 days with the Reagan. The governor, as a matter workers have been considered particular employer holding the of record, has shown complete third-class citizens and treated election. disregard toward farm workers like slaves. To help and protect This part of the proposition in their efforts to organize. their fellow citizens, Americans must guarantee 1 ignores an important fact about The measure to confront poor farm workers farm workers: They have to move California voters is riddled with the same constitutional and labor to work. Many workers would not even more inequities: rights any other American a. meet the 100 plus 14-day rule. It outlaws strikes at harvest receives. OuFwu ESTABLISHE ® PROPOS iTIONI a2. The measure further states no time - - the only period when a worker can vote if he has voted in strike can be effective. The Spartan Daily urges a "no" an election in the same It allows for a 60-day vote on Proposition 22. a.m. &I, . a ii...Y, 1 0 ...ovur..0,.. FRENCH CONNECTION Spartan Daily Serving thi Son OSP SIUII 1 titiit,ily 1.iintrionoty Since U.S. foreshadows Europe's pollution problems /934 Second class postage paid at Sun one. California Member of California NEWSPAPEli Publishers Assoctaiion and the Associated Press. Published daily by San lose State by Christine Weinstein Ilniversity. except Saturday and Sunday. during the college venr. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily Aix-en-Provence, France: family dinners have cloth napkins. hone of the Associated Students, the College Ad. well be considered an archaic perspec- Usually, the seriousness of the ,,ministration. or the Department of fournalism ond Remember Europe. That's where One sees cloth handkerchiefs rather tive. The younger generation seems to problem grows with negligence until Advertising. Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder. vegetable gardens abound, bicycles Considering the ot semester basis. Full academic year. $9. each. Semester. than "Kleenex." be emulating Americans, those whom one must cope with the nuisance just to 84 SO Off campus price per copy. to cents. Phone 277.3/81. reign, elbow grease generates the texture of European toilet paper, one they so carefully distinguished continue his day-to-day existence. The Aodn.yoonrt,ii:ervg/ 277.3175. Press of Fidget Publications, Inc., power for small jobs and paper would not want to use very much of it. themselves from not long ago. Blue side -effects of industrial products are noticeably Editor.m.chiel Penny Spar absent. It is a haven for ecologists. jeans are an exotic addition to most mechanization are beginning to take Advert ming Manager I iebi Mannhalter What more could a Bay Area Or it was...Today one finds giant wardrobes, regardless that they are their toll and possible solutions are Managing Editor Itnil, Malaspina ecologist ask? People Sews Editor Dan H11.0 connected to the supermarkets selling frozen dinners in expensive here. Approximately 30 to cropping up. Open sewage is more Maki, up Editor Hoger WOO soil because they grow most of the food tin foil containers, all sorts of throw- 50 per cent of the music played on often the rule than the exception and Editorial Pose Editor Eileen Collo on Apy Editor LaVonia Anderson their dinner table. They trust the away paper products and instant popular radio stations is American water treatment plants are rare. Arid Copy Editor Lynn Ferguson sure quality results of manual labor foods. The supermarkets come with songs sung in English: Western films It is downright disheartening to Chief Investigative Writer Mark Simon rather than rely on a Feature Editor Shirley Anne Uwden mechanical brown paper bags, piped-in music and which epitomize the All-American come to Europe and get the impression Sports Editor My Goldberg wonder for every need. Europeans, the cold clang of cash registers. But cowboy are extremely popular in you already had a mild preview in the Fine Arts Editor Glenn Lahrank who invented bicycles, Exchange Editor Eon Mohr can travel they are popular and have a tremen- France. Clint Eastwood, Charles Bron- U.S. of the ecological destruction to Wire Editor Cathy Tally,' withc-sit polluting the air or the ears. dous turnover, in spite of the son and John Wayne are folk heroes in come. In California I saw countryside Photo Editor Murilynn 0. Fee Most European Public Relations Director Mary Donahue women have a "filet" (a similarities to an American France now. Along with these trends consumed by sprawling suburbs lack- Cihuts ie: APriit.inotrtrapher Chris Stewart net bag) to carry whatever they buy - - counterpart. (Besides the familiar comes the popularization of American ing design and continuity, beaches Peter krupp there National Ad Manager Oda Stuart is an alternate to brown paper setup, one can find many products products and ways. Mechanization, covered with dead fish and people Retail Ad Monoger Ivo !encored, bags. Paper napkins cannot be found. with American trade marks.) progress and waste are becoming an without a sense of purpose. How can mallP 60 Only high-class restaurants and The detested American image might accepted problem in France. you warn somebody? ONE STRUGGLE, MANY FRONTS 0 End to war will come through PRG proposal
by Sue Martinez of the Graphic Offensive Pres. Nixon is presently carrying on June 30, 1972, more than 20,000 North Vietnamese statistics, the U.S. and PRG press reports, seven out of South Vietnamese people, though they the war in Vietnam with the heaviest Americans have been killed, 110,000 has attacked over 160 schools, 100 Saigon's 13 divisions have been either have constantly pledged the contrary. bombing campaign in the course of wounded and 500 taken prisoner or churches and 32 health establishments put out of action or severely damaged He claims the U.S. must stay to human history. He has committed listed as missing. Since Nixon an- and hospitals. Residential sections in in the last five months. Thousands of prevent "a bloodbath" if the NLF wins, half the total B-52 bomber fleet, seven nounced his bombing and mining cam- the six major cities of the North have Saigon soldiers have defected. despite the fact that they have made it aircraft carriers off the coast where paign in April, 60 more pilots have all been hit. The third largest city, Nam In the countryside, attacks on the a policy to persuade and win over under Johnson there were only three. been taken prisoner. Dinh, is now 75 per cent destroyed. "pacification program" in district after soldiers, government officials and He has promised to have only 27,000 In Vietnam four and a half million Since April of this year, the U.S. has district have meant that areas once even police. It is Nixon who is creating U.S. troops in South Vietnam by the Indochinese civilians have been killed, intentionally bombed dikes, dams and thought "secure"- -even those near a bloodbath in Vietnam. end of the year, but has in fact rein- wounded or made homeless under irrigation works in North Vietnam. Saigon - - are now controlled by the Oct. 14 March troduced 150,000 servicemen to the Nixon. This is the conclusion of the North PLAF. In September, U.S. General At this crucial time near the Southeast Asian war zone. According He has employed a "pacification Vietnamese government, foreign Weyland estimated that half of South November elections, it is vital that we to senior U.S. Air Force officials (AP program" which involved moving diplomats and journalists and an Vietnam is now held by the PLAF. do everything we can to expose Nixon. wire, Sept. 18), "If Nixon is re-elected thousands of people out of their coun- international investigation team Despite the incredible U.S. bombing With his manipulatory skills and without a negotiated settlement being tryside homes to armed concentration which included former U.S. Attorney campaign in both the North and South, ready access to the media, he has been reached, the air war against Vietnam camps to keep them away from the General Ramsey Clark. A break in the Vietnamese say that even if Hanoi able to persuade millions of people would likely be intensified." NLF. these dikes during the rainy season and Haiphong are destroyed, they will that he is "winding down the war" and Nixon's War From April 6 to September, 1972, the could cause death by starvation and go on fighting, and that the more is "the true peace candidate." Nixon was elected four years ago U.S. dropped 400,000 tons of bombs on drowning to millions of North Viet- terrible the hardships they have to en- Large marches, like the peace with the promise that he had "a secret North Vietnam - - the same amount of namese civilians. dure, the closer they are to final vic- marches of the past, have concretely plan to end the war." In fact his "secret tonnage dropped in the two year Under international law, these U.S. tory. affected public opinion to the point plan" was to continue the war and seek period 1967-68 - - at the peak of policies in Indochina are war crimes. A Plan For Peace where most Americans now oppose the victory that Johnson had failed to Johnson's air war. This is the Nazi official Seyss Inquart was There is a plan for peace that would the war, where Johnson put a ceiling on attain. equivalent tonnage of a Hiroshima- condemned to death at the Nuremberg mean an end to the war, the safe return troops and resigned the Presidency, According to U.S. government sized atomic bomb every five days. war crimes tribunal for ordering the of POW's and a broad-based coalition where Nixon had to terminate the statistics, since Nixon took office to From April to July, according to dikes opened in Holland in 1944. government in South Vietnam. It is the Cambodian invasion and withdraw People's Fight PRG Seven-Point Peace Proposal. U.S. ground forces. We must use the On March 31 of this year, the The Seven Points says that as soon power of the people now to focus People's Liberation Armed Forces as an end to U.S. aggression and public opinion on Nixon as the true Editorial Board launched the largest offensive of the withdrawal of U.S. troops, material, war criminal and mass murderer he is. war. Twenty-five ton tanks, which the and bases and those of its allies are The Oct. 14 march to denounce Spartan Daily sophisticated electronic sensors on the agreed to, a cease fire will begin. The Nixon and support Penny Spar the Seven Points Ho Chi Minh trail had failed to detect, first POW will be released as soon as a will assemble in Dolores Laittoiror Stale University .an ore once .90 Park, at 18th Rick Malaspina appeared throughout the country. New date for total U.S. withdrawal is set. and Church in San Francisco, at 9:30 fronts were opened all over Indochina. The Seveli Points calls for a coalition a.m. In Golden Gate Park, speakers Dan Russo The Saigon army simply could not government for South Vietnam to be will include Ramsey Clark, Dave ''The press is the best instrument for Eileen Colin fight everywhere and instead engaged made up of representatives of the PRG, Dellinger and Julian Bond, as well as a in major battles at An Loc and Quang independent and religious groups and cultural performance by U.S. Viet- enlightening the mind of man, and George R ede Tn. Though Thieu has claimed victory even members of the Thieu regime, namese students and the Red Star in both cases, he failed to comprehend excluding Thieu himself. This ad- Singers. A car pool will improving him as a rational, moral Mark Simon leave San Jose the objective of the PLAF offensive. ministration will then hold democratic at 8-8:30 a.m. from Lucky's parking lot Roger Woo Their aim is to eliminate the Saigon elections in South Vietnam. and social being.' at 7th and Santa Clara streets. We hope All articles designated as army as a fighting force, to destroy the Nixon claims that he will stay in you'll be there! editorials reflect the majority and to Thomas Jefferson pacification program, Vietnam until all the prisoners are For these and other facts, see the opinion of the editorial board. demonstrate the failure of Nixon's released, but his policies have never new 8-page issue of All other opinions expressed are the War Bulletin. It the views of the individual plan to Vietnamize the war. brought about the release of a single and the new edition of Sedition are Vol. 60 No. 15 writer or cartoonist. Thus the PLAF offensive has been a POW. He claims the NLF wants to "im- now available at the C.U. Information major success. According to both U.S. pose a communist regime" on the Desk. October 12, 1972, Page 3 News Review First female in position SEND MOM YOUR Mt Groups Weddings Passports Portraits Compiled from the Associated Pres. Graduation Freedom demanded by rioters Dean analyzes women DISCOUNT TO SJSU WASHINGTUN Rioting prisoners at the District of Colum- bia jail began negotiating with authorities yesterday more than STUDENTS WITH I.D. will become a positive thing 12 hours after seizing control of by Virginia Golden at udies. or to open doors to Dealing with all aspects ot one cellblock and taking at least Ur. Fullerton believes there pa, Turriat on Photography 10 persons hostage. A "fetish for football and a women in other curriculum. marriage from "Marriage as a have not been equal lob Op- About 30 of the 187 inmates in the cellblock of desire to see more women such as the sciences and Sexual Union" to "Post - the jaih which portunities fur wumen, despite 6th & Santa Clara 295-4220 has 1.100 prisoners, demanded freedom and nothing else, and enter male-dominated fields of math." Marital Roles." the book is the fact that "all the WHY threatened to lull hostages they seized early yesterday morning study are just two subjects of "Women's studies. as I see it, subtitled an "Introduction to in the uprising. interest to first female is not a discipline, but a focus." Family Interaction, Conflicts, through school and college. academic dean. and Alternatives." women have had great op- CLEARANCE I Dr. Gail Fullerton. dean of Dr. Fullerton pointed out portunities - but in the out stile EVERYTHING ON SALE NOW! Automation ends BART graduate studies and research. that the book deals with "real world. this is not so." NO OTHER STORE OFFERS U H DISCOUNTS She added that "because of SAN FRANCISCO The operator assumed her new post in lone people" through data she Of OUR LAY-AWAY IAIRANUtkAltt III NAT. HASTE (HAAB of the Bay Area Rapid Tran- the way we iv/omen] are sit train that ran off the end of of this year. Chosen from a gathered by tape recorder. the line at Fremont Oct. 2 said raised, we think it is Tuesday the automatic controls on the system's trains have field of 50 applicants. Dr. In the preface she states the failed before. Fullerton was appointed by book "attempts to answer the personal." OLF as- UNS! "It has always been Eli Palmer Ir. told a State Public Utilities Commission hearing Pres. 'Simnel, following the question of whether the BUY - SELL - TRADE even recommendation of a faculty marital institution that fit the sumed by men and women that LARGEST SELECTION though there were troubles with the automatic controls he'd THE PENINSULA ALE when a man is transferred in L,7.7: OP BIGHT NAND never had a problem stopping the train with the mechanical con- search committee. agrarian society of an earlier his job, his wife will go. Most trols until the accident earlier this month which injured five The soft-spoken Dean said America can continue to 3 women expect and accept this. AMMO! 8 itiiii nog persons, including himself. None were seriously hurt. she had a combination of function in our cybernated MILITARY HUNTING They are forced to choose Calibers Available tlitlitti Tor MUIR 4;1; reasons for seeking the ap- mass society." All II IRONS 5NER w 7.."7 61 pointment. "Survival n Marriage" is between their careers and 29,9 WPIDGI3lop...owe "Creativity within the their families. This creates a Mystery in McGovern campaign Dr. Fullerton's first book .1p.,7 10 & IV CMS 117. 1 university is possible at two written on her own. However, built-in institutionalized 8550 WOODS en WASHINGTON Democratic presidential nominee George levels," according to Dr. she was co-author of "The Ad- sexism." 1/3 to 1/2 Off. 11/57:7,Do, le .T'S SAS McGovern said yesterday, "Mysterious things have happened in Fullerton. "One is within the justed American," written Obviously Dr. Gail our campaign which have puzzled us" referring to reports that classroom, and the other is in Fullerton has not been forced with her first husband. Dr. SAMPLESt R some of Pres. Richard Nixon campaign workers have conducted the creation of new programs." Snell Putney, a professor in to choose between her career TENTS gm sabotage and espionage activities against McGovern. As graduate coordinator in the sociology department at and her family. She is presen- McGovern. appearing yesterday on NBC's Today show, the Sociology Department SISU. tly married to a professional WHITE STAG WENZEL however, did not elaborate on the statement. since 1969. Dr. Fullerton has An extensive background in artist, and has two children., been involved with graduate sociology has given Dr. boy. 21. and a girl. 14. Dr. Gail Fullerton 8x10 A:UMINIDUEM 5999 2999 Rain is the cause of 2 deaths studies and the development Fullerton much insight into 9x12 FRAME to UP of new curriculum at the she added, citing as an exam- the current women's FORMERLY 109,99 10 159 99 SAN FRANCISCO The torrential rains which drenched the graduate level. ple one of the current women's movement. LIMITED SUPPLY HURRY, COME AND GET THEM ":3254:" Bay Area early yesterday caused two deaths, stranded motorists Included in her new duties is courses, "The Heroine in "Basically the women's SALESMAN of new SLEEPING and brought traffic on the Bayshore Freeway between Interstate the coordination Literature." movement has had a bad SAMPLE ROO 280 and the San Francisco International Airport to a halt. graduate programs and the Despite her busy schedule press." she said. "Coverage GAS BAGS 999 12 A surge of water knocked an unidentified elderly man down in creation of new degrees or as dean, Dr. Fullerton is still has gone heavily to anything BAGS 2 1 Regular downtown San Francisco and swept him under a car where he concentrations within teaching a modern family outrageous." 19 4.0(tane drowned in three feet of water before fireman could rescue him, degrees. course, at her own request. She sees the movement assn police said. Regarding this semester's She enjoys teaching at least effective force only if it goes DOWN BAGS '555=L555.-5.;`,. 2-MANAJEANS Another person died in a storm-caused accident in Fremont. of- new inter -disciplinary one course because "It helps beyond the level of 32 9A0 STIRLING MUMMY PAU Mountain Tents GENUINE ficers said. women's courses. Dr. you remember what the consciousness raising. or 19" NAVY SURPLUS not discount the Fullertondoes institution is all about." "making women aware of the Ethyl (10 0+0(tane) possibility of a degree in The textbook used in the things that have been taken for LI 49" 16. BRAFND NEW Recreation bill is considered women's studies in the future. granted. If it ends there, it's HAMMON course was authored by Dr. r p n H BOTTOMS 99 She admitted, however, that Fullerton herself. Titled negative. People merely SVIA OPTIRMN UNITED WASHINGTON The House Interior Committee considered PRMLN NuIT SUTTON now IUPPLT N and amended a bill yesterday establishing the Golden Gate she has "not decided whether "Surivival in Marriage." the become dissatisfied. If it goes 3 5 9/10 dr211.9C01.1 STOVES BLUE DENIM WARD it would be best for women to beyond that, to alternatives, National Recreation Area in California. book took five years to write RECYCLED have a degree in woolen's and was published last April an awareness of choice, then it Serve Yourself 1199 PARSTOOOPBB And Save DESERT BOOT HIKING JEANS I INC TOP NAME IRANO6 Cigarettes 35c ALI '11 TAT/GUE Draft counseling ends l'rices subject to PANTS, DI. 2 change without If BLUE DENIM Book talk VIETN WILD STRIPE notice 1699 1100T Di. "114?,.. RA ,P000 STRIPS 41199 HICKORY STRIPE rOT BELL BOTTOMS orm 399 FLIP4g 799 799 = but alternative coming PURITAN qti BOOTS Boors NAME NAME BRANDS PARKAS-JACKETS -SAVE Draft counseling, available "We've been asked by work as an alternative in- TANK TOPS by Grothe at San lose State University members of the Associated formation center and provide OIL CO. DOWN TANKER PEACOAT T.SIIIRTS together OCKET MICKEY MOUSE By Maureen McGarth Rubbing his hands since the fall semester of 1969, Students to establish an on- draft counsiling. 10th IL Taylor 24V 599 -NAVY 1999 99 7115 TEE./ 73 ISOON)S FARM and rocking back on his heels, was terminated this semester campus center for draft USA "It is an indignity to the CWA will next meet at 7:30 6th & Keyes DISNEY Ht. valum Grothe agreed with due to lack of funding from the counseling." SPLIT BOMEIR LARGEST To ARS English language to say that p.m.. Thursday, Oct. 19. The HOOD 099 JACKET VARIETY Sweden is a totalitarian coun- Huntford's claim that the college Work Study program. Tuesday CWA filed for on- meeting is open to the public. 4th & William PARKA 1 O PUS COLLAR 16 ON PENINSULA Swedish press is biased campus recognition. Its aim. try," said Dr. Peter Grothe. "To fill this gap." according Interested persons may reach D SCOUNT founder of the Peace Corps and towards the Social Democratic to Ed Behan, president of Com- according to Behan, is to es- Behan through the San lose pp MOUNTAIN VIEW' OPEN Q latilleinT 15155551Blir lecturer for the Political party. munity Work Auxiliary - San tablish an on-campus arm of Peace Center at 872 E. Santa Science Department. He said the media, lose Peace Center (MA the San lose Peace Center to Clara Si. nenin"(1ENZINIn TO 5 1 TURDAY 9 I He made this comment especially television, are while reviewing Roland "Models of the lack of objec- t'Huntford's .....he New tivity." TOUCHDOWN Totalitarians" (Stein and Day) "It is virtually impossible at this semester's first faculty for anyone with opposing GRAND OPENING book talk yesterday. views to be heard over the in Grothe said Huntford's broadcast media," he added. CELEBRATION main thesis is that Sweden is However, Grothe noted totalitarian because the Social there is no censorship in HAWAII Democratic party controls the Sweden. This practice is Take a special charter, round trip flight to the game. All hotel schools, mass com- merely a reflection of the true and transportation expenses to and from game are included. OCT. 15-28 munications and cultural beliefs of the intellectual es- Leave Nov 22. All for only $10Y 00 plus tax aspects of that country. tablishment, he implied. " However, Grothe accused "Maybe the publisher came SPARTAN SKI Hunt ford of exaggeration. up with the name "The New "It is not that the book is Totalitarians" just to double TRAVEL only guilty of overkill, it often the books sales." Grothe contains false facts," Grothe stated. MART commented. However, "They probably 60 MOS 166 Because of this, the book could have quadrupled sales if in the "loses all credibility." he they had put a picture of some added. stacked Swedish girl on the College Union Dr. Grothe spent a year in coved." he quipped. 15 Sweden and Norway studying Ass result of the misleading CI$1500 IN PRIZES those countrys' changing title and exaggerated facts, view-points about America. Grothe said it would be a good 287-2070 0 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! He is presently writing a book book for Swedes to read. But unless an American has Including French Dynamic VA 17 Spalding on that subject. Volkl Explorer, Caber Grothe agreed with done a great deal of research ----NOW SHOWING Sideral, Kestle Cobra, Hunt ford that Sweden's about Sweden, the book read Boots, Nordica Boots, Heschung Boots, intellectual establishment here could not be put in its San Marco Boots, Americana Bindings. lacks diversity of political proper perspective, he con- WHY WERE MILITARY BASES Grand Prix Bindings, plus many others. view-points. cluded. PUT ON SUDDEN ALERT? "There are no William F Buckley's to challenge the WHY DID FLEETS OF WARSHIPS basic assumptions tit NOTICE ALTER THEIR COURSES? Buddy Hoffman's Any Mountain Ltd. is the South Bay's newest and most uni- government." the lecturer bibs re .. ailable ' stated. For FREE information WHAT CAUSED AN EMERGENCY SESSION que ski shop. It is unlike any ski shop you have ever experienced. 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Spiral design accents right side of hairstyle. African cornbraid sculpting' Braids: becomes a spiritual snooze By La Vonia Anderson "When I sit down to sculpture, my hands are spiritually Daima never does the same design twice because, according to guided," explained Daima }tarnish her, she never receives the same vibrations. Her name, Daima !tarnish is Swahili for "enjoys herself Even if she receives negative feelings from a person, she still always," and her sculpture is what is commonly known as corn puts herself into the design and uses the hair as a"medium to get braiding. rid of the feeling." "It's like going to sleep and when I wake up the hair is finished. "In those cases you find my sculptures to have more intricate Honest, when I wake, I ask 'who did your hair?' they say 'you did art circles and shapes," she explained. it Daima'," she explained. Generally, Daima never knows what type of design she will Under, over, under, over, her small fingers move as she talks sculpt until she gets the feel of the hair. According to her about her sculpture, its history and her philosophy about it. everyone's hair texture and hairline is different.. Preferring to be called Daum', she refers to the hairstyle as a "Just like everyone has a different pattern of finger prints so form of African art. does everyone have a different hairline and a different texture of "African art has a dual purpose. It is both beautiful and hair," she said. pleasing to the eye and it is functional," slated Daima. Dolma compares her working with a head of hair to kneading "This is directly opposed to the westernized concept of you can clay and preparing it to be sculpted. 'look but don't touch'," she added. "First I stimulate the scalp which induces the hair to respond to Daima learned how to braid from a member of the_Mesi tribe my touch," explained Daima. New design is started as each section is completed. from Nigeria, where the process is called corn rowing. Dolma views Black people as being the "children of the sun." The type and pattern of the braids tells the function the person "In ancient times the knowledge of life entered our bodies serves in the tribe. through our heads, which houses our brain, the most important "The pattern of the single braids, tells everyone the person is a organ of our body. warrior in his tribe," she explained. "The braids allowed the energy from the sun to enter into our Although she does not pattern aperson's hairstyle after the role heads more easily then as they do now this lets the energy he plays in society, she does braid a style according to the stimulate our minds." she added. vibrations she receives. A hair style lasts about two or three weeks but to test the "The physical appearance is not important. Whether you look durability of one style Daima wore it for over two months. Ac- 'good' in one style as opposed to another is secondary to the cording to her it held up very well. vibrations you and your hair send out," she stated. "One of the most important things about corn braiding is "Vibrations set the mode and the mood which allows one to see you're not concerned with how other people view you because inside of himself free of all camouflage." she added. there is no doubt that you are beautiful," she concluded.
Braids show heritage
By Mark Hegedus Debora Farley, an Allen Hail resident, does her "You walk around with a sore head and tight own hair in braids and styles many other brains," explained Lawrence Jones as he persons hair as well. As she described braiding, reminisced about his French braid hairstyle. The she used her hands as if she were working on an Markham Hall student added, "I never felt so imaginary person. Photos by bad as when I wore my first corn roll." "Braiding," she said, "is a thing of beauty, an Corn roll, French braid, corn braid. What are outlet for my creativity as well as for the person I they? A look around you anywhere on campus am doing it for." will reveal oodles of examples. The rush is on French braid is more than just beautiful and and many black men and women on campus meaningful, it is functional. When the hair is C.J. Bell. have tried, are trying or are thinking about shampooed the braids do not necessarily have to trying French braid. be taken down. Also, less work is involved in The old tribal traditions have pervaded the grooming and much money is saved on things Black mood once again. The custom of an in- such as hairspray. dividual tribal hairstyle to signify a particular Again, French braid comes to the rescue of tribe has been transferred here to the individual those who keep pulling out half of their hair each to signify individuality. time they comb. Braid Devotees say it is Bebraided Maisha Johnson explained it in cap- healthier for one's hair to be braided. Braiding sule form. allows the scalp to breathe, creating built-in air "Wearing my braids is a cultural thing, not a conditioning. fad. The type of braid I wear is a signification of With beauty, style, class, functionality and my personal identity," she said. healthiness to back up the braid, it can't help but The proliferation of personal identity seen on stay around for a long time. campus today seems to be endless. The French It is indeed a blessing that the ink well has braid has changed hairstyle to hair sculpture. gone out of style.
These first braids determine how James Gibson's hair will be styled.
Marsha Allan displays her unique braids. Scott, and Nantelle , who braids her own hair, 'display the long and short of it. Ootobrar 12, 1972, Page 5 Ads srliorneel RETAIN Fox 'mediocre' CORSIGLIA, SR By Glom Larask "I think Sebastian t3ai,li is tor d MUNK survey class but SANTA CLARA COUNTY or Billed as an "incomparable glad that you are here." he hardly exciting for an organ FLOOD master on a mightly 56-rank said, in an A.M. radio voice. recital. CONTROL AND electronic organ.- Virgil Fox As his gimmicks became Take away his side WATER DISTRICT #2 walked on stage at the Flint more obvious, his show shows the speeches and the Center Saturday night. became more boring. Dressed outfit and all that's left is a ELECTION NOV. 7th The excitenient of that move in a silver lame sportcoat. silk mediocre organist who is not was only lopped when, at the stockings and diamond' very sensitive to the music, PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE end of his performance, he studded shoes. Fox gave dull. but can play it. TO RE-ELECT VIC CORSIGLIA SR. walked off stage. detailed speeches alter nearly He played Bach favorites in- After his opening statement. every song performed. cluding "Fantasy and Fugue in it was evident that the music The Billy Graham -like G Minor, "Passacaglia and of J.S. Bach was going through orations on how a Fugue is put Fugue in C minor," "Toccatta the wringer. together were totally proper and Fugue in D minor." and "- SAVOY Peso. by of Man's Desiring." None of these works went particularly well as wrong 13ROWN lades were evident in many Duo plays rock I places. Fox also got too loud in many of the Preludes he LULU-111En) By Bill Harke points. played during the evening. album cuts When a new group hits the Seven of the Probably the height of ab- MIRY R ANDERSON while pop music scene, a re- could be considered soft, surdity came when Fox led the the Ages" and SAT OCT 21 8 PM quirement for making the big in "Between audience in a cheer of B-A-C-H more SANTA CLARA time is usually a hit single. "Under Five," a little after one of his four encores. COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS into the album. Unfortunately. Batdorf and rock is injected The other disappointment, artists Still, Batdorf and Rodney hotels 64 Advance Avo4able or So.. Jose Bo, Ob.ce Pennsula Bon 011.ce Rodney are new pop besides Fox himself, was the Doscounl Efecofds and socabob, 56 01 pao, lack a song like CSN & Y's Macvs without a single. light show. It was a most F., lvabef .nlonnotion Pbone 246-1160 Express" or The two musicians have a "Marrakesh unimaginative light display, judy Blue Eyes." What recently released recording on "Suite: and only contributed to the album full of Asylum records. titled "Bat- they offer is an cheapening of Bach which cuts easy to listen to. but (PACIFICIrIPRISIENTATI(Ni) dorf and Rodney," containing good took place that evening. all the material needed to be a in the pop music world where big seller, except for one one single can sell a million thing a song lo be released as albums, the good music might a single. just go down the drain without Despite the fact they record an appreciative audience. on the same label as Leon Paul Staiger explaining his philosphy on art. Russell. any comparison ends there. John Batdorf and Mark /1. Caller/1 Rodney have a sound quite /rat sv7hA similar to Crosby. Stills. Nash 14 and Young. Batdorf's lead A PLACE voice sounds very much like Staiger paints that of Graham Nash. TO COME FOR The selection of music is similar to that of Nash in his WHATEVER quieter moods, such as "Lady YOU SMOKE of the Island," "Our House" and "Simple Man." plastic America But not exactly. Batdorf wrote all compositions on the by Stephanie Curtis Lount Si a iger asked something but I have no con- album, a total of nine. and in- The walls of his office are himself. The redeeming social trol over that." cluded everything from elec- MALE' SLACKS shuffle off to Buffalo stark except tot a series ol message might be that "Fran- Steiger described himself as tric guitars to cellos and harps. round photographs showing kie Avalon peeled off his wet "a nerd funcool person) in high Both Batdorf and Rodney with Cone. The travel- the dif ferent layers of a tasty suit on that beach." school, bull hada flat top with play a host of instruments, and ing gear is expertly tailored looking hamburger. Emotional involvement isn't fenders their style of the both escel on the acoustic slacks of Cone Perhaps those four round a quality that clogs up 5081." guitar the piano high on Bat- 567 E. SANTA CI ARA S Corduroy, available could tell the Staiger's craftsmanship. He justifies his pop subject doff s repertoire and percus- 408 294 -0 58 8 in a whole line-up of photographs colors and sizes. Visit visual story of associate About his subjects he says matter, "I've always been into sauna one of Rodney's strong popular culture. I feel your campus store and professor of art, Paul "My attitude is totally am- most get a pair for the road. Staiger's. philosophy on art. bivalent. I'm not trying to say honest with it." -I like art as an absurd ges- a thing." And then revealing one of Cpne ture." Steiger said, slowly He does admit, however, his burning desires, he sliding back in his chair. that his viewers may read confessed, "I want to find the inw What Steiger believes about something into his pictures of intersection where lames his art is contradictory to the Los Angeles plasticity. "my Dean died and the parking lot fame he has achieved at his pictures may communicate he stood in with Sal Mineo." young age. This summer his Thanksgiving paintings, which he calls DA TEBOOK "photo realism." were shown .... in Documenta 5 in Germany, Pilgrimage publicized as the most im- portant art show ol 1972. Pop and junk art dominated South Bay To Hawaii the show which art critic Harold Rosenberg of "The New Yorker" called "anti-art." Rosenberg also reviewed rock-folk-soul Staiger's work and said it was "commercial." "Perhaps some of my past stuff was too Four Nights '165. Including... campy," Steiger admitted. Most of the top music action in the area will heat Winterland in . . . round trip via Pan Am 707 from San Looking a bit tousled but the City this weekend. On Friday night T. Rex will be the Francisco to Honolulu, 4 nights lodging at very intense, Steiger said he headline group along with Poco and The Doobie Brothers. On the Reef Towers Hotel (double occupancy). does paintings in series. One Saturday night it will be It's a Beautiful Day, Poco and transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to series was the movie stars Lighthouse. Hawaii-SJSU football game, all baggage Hollywood. homes in Here's some of the weekend musical action around the area: handling, tips and airport taxes. For more "A painting which looks and reservations call John Merz exactly like a photograph information SAN JOSE AREA by suite girt would be the ideal, because 287-8301 or stop Student Ricardos will feature Tarbyt ill on Friday. Flash on Saturday 710 at 6th & Santa Clara. then my effort becomes totally and Childhood's End on Sunday. 1893 will be at the Warehouse Services absurd." Steiger commented. Make Thanksgiving a Friday and Saturday. The Garlic Factory will have Herbie trip. West, Inc. Cone makes fabrics people live n. All of Staiger's paintings are Sunday. Loc- Squirrel on Friday and Saturday and L. Peters on operated service predetermined by kran will be performing at the Hatch Cover on Friday with john & A student owned and photographs he faithfully Dorsy appearing on Saturday. Isadores will have Amazing Grace copies using an airbrush on Friday and Saturday. Mellow Grace will play the Fog Horn on because "the work will have no Friday with Frank Marsquerra appearing on Saturday. painterly quality." "Wouldn't it be neat to paint NEAR SAN JOSE all the beaches in Los Angeles The Bodega in Campbell will feature Blue Mountain on Friday and Saturday with Blackjack on Sunday. 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