Students left jobless Work-study money reduced

By Buzz Logi, stun Students can In. laund notionj.j ill HMI- pl. out applicants. i to example. of the $962,000 First of two parts oil -campus agencies as well. Many are teachers' allocated to SIM), $658.347 was allocated based lob-seeking students al San lose State aides or work in lobs with area clinics and hos- on the request for an under $3,000 income group. University have suffered a major setback. A pitals. Until funds were depleted, the remainder was reduction in kinds for the federally-backed But among t he more than 2.500 applicants who allocated on the basis of the request for the college work-study program has left jobless have been "cleared." and are therefore eligible $3,000 to $6,000 income group. perhaps as many as 1,300 applicants, according for the program, 700 to 1,000 will not be placed in Miss Gussie said a large drain on the funds ap- to Richard Pfaff, work-study program any of the on-campus lobs or with any of ap- propriated to HEW for the program occurred as coordinator. proximately 77 off -campus agencies. result of Hurricane Agnes. She said work-study One of many financial aid programs for To date, Plait estimates, at least another 300 funds were pumped into the affected eastern students, the work-study program came to SISU application-seeking students have been turned states as a relief measure. in 1965 as part of legislation included in the away from the work-study counter in the Finan- On the allocation of funds generally. however, Higher Education Act of that year. cial Aids office. Miss Gussie said HEW attempted first to fill all Since the program's inception, administrators His office stopped accepting applications requests for funds in the lowest income level and have viewed it as a means to widen their service when it was learned in June of this year that then proceed lathe next income level until funds Potential, while releasing higher salaried funds for the current fiscal year would be far less were exhausted. personnel from the mere routine of their tasks. than expected. She was saying, then. that SISU had not allowing instructors, for example, to spend more 'rhe program provides for the federal demonstrated a need for a larger amount of time with their students. government to pay 80 per cent of the student money, because it does not have a larger number Work-study students have found jobs in paycheck. The remaining 20 per cent is paid by of students in the lowest income group. nearly all SISU departments and programs. the agency where the student is employed. Shortly after learning of the cutback. SISU They are readers, clerical workers, laboratory T0 qualify for the program when applications Pres. John H. Bunzel wrote HEW requesting assistants, program aides, and the list goes on. were still being taken, a student had to more funds. demonstrate "great financial need," and carry He expressed his "deep concern with the either 12 units as an undergraduate or nine units sudden constriction of perhaps our most Richard Pfaff has jobs and students, but no work-study funds as a graduate. However, a new amendment will successful student financial aid endeavorthe change the unit qualification to read "on at least college work-study program." a half-time basis." He cited several benefits of the program and Monday, December 4, 1972 The last item will further increase the said the large amount of funds provided last year problems of work-study program ad- "allowed us to expand both our on-campus and ministrators who, while facing decreased fund- off-campus programs." ing, will find an increased number of eligible ap- Finally, he wrote that "our Financial Aids of- plicants. fice has been able to place and aid 10,000 un- Last spring, administrators had a more op- duplicated students through this program" since timistic outlook. They were working within a its inception, and "our present award of $1.7 million allocation to SISU and were hoping $962,000 will obviously not even begin to meet their request for this year of $2.5 million would our needs." be forthcoming from the Department of Health. As a result of the decrease in work-study Education and Welfare (HEW), the federal funds, SISU faces two problems. First, the -illy work-study program. agency administering the Spar tan Da number of employment possibilities for students In June they learned their allocation had been has severely decreased. And second, a burden Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 reduced to $962,000. has been placed on the departments, programs Ironically, on a national scale, more money and agencies who have depended heavily on the than ever before had been authorized for the assistance of work-study students. program. Congress authorized a $30 million in- The extent of the first problem is easily crease coupled with identical increases for the demonstrated. As matters stand. Pfaff estimates 'Ws here to stay,' prof says; coming two fiscal years. only 1,500 students will have work-study jobs Furthermore, California as a whole received a this school year. near $700,000 increase. According loan official Nearly 1,000 more jobs would have been of HEW, "the total amount available for the State available if the amount allocated had remained Cheating surveys give an inside look of California increased from $22.139,496 for fis- at last year's $1.7 million level. SISU ad- cal year 1972 to $22,827,084 for fiscal year 1973." ministrators who requested $2.5 million had in By Mark Hegedus cent) is found among mediocre students who are a true false test before his exam. He coded his Pfaff explained the most likely reason for the mind an even greater number of jobs. but the A student knocks on the door of his professor's under great pressure from their parents to get pencil with pin pricks to denote the answers to decrease in funds is due to a large influx of funds were not available. office and Waits for o response. When there is no good grades. the test. vocational and preparatory schools, and com- Furthermore, an official reply to Pres. Bonzes answer, the student shrugs his shoulders in dis- Students with poor grades tend to cheat Pre-prepared blue books have been used by munity colleges in the program. letter to HEW has not been received. His own may as he halfheartedly reaches out to twist the more often than better students. Among those students with access to essay questions. Thus, although there are more funds, the staff, not immune to the cutback, lost two of the doornob in a gesture of retreat. Surprisingly, the who admitted cheating. 57 per cent had average The most common method of cheating is money is spread thinner over a greater number three students it employed. knob turns in his hand and the door opens into on grades of C-minus or lower. peeking at classmates papers. Getting up to go to of institutions. This brings up the second major problem: The empty office. The student stealthily looks about Good students cheat, too. and 37 per cent of the bathroom or sharpening a pencil is the usual But Miss Nita Gussie at the Washington. D.C., burden now placed on the departments, as he slips into the room. the "A" students polled admitted cheating at method. office of HEW said the influx of new institutions programs, and agencies who have depended After a few seconds of mustered courage the some time in college. Post-exam cheatingerasures and write- is only one of the factors in the decreased heavily on the assistance of work-study student begins rifling through his professor's The more strict the classroom rules against ins occurs frequently. funding. students. desk. With his heart pounding he finds a stack of cheatinga teacher constantly watching, as- Mathmaticians write formulas on the inside She explained that schools make their re- Tomorrow: The Work-Study Dilemma: tests printed up for an exam to be given in his signing seats, staggering seats, refusing permis- of their slide rules. quests for funds based on the income levels ot SISU tightens its belt. class. Quickly. he stuffs a copy under his coat sion to leave the room, etc.the more students Students say they see cheating more often and slowly' meanders out the office at a are likely to cheat. when the instructor is out of the classroom. haphazard gate. Cheating is most likely to occur in in- This story is a personal experience expressed troductory courses. by a San lose State University student and self Students in career-oriented fields like avowed professional cheat. It is not atypical of business and engineering are more likely to Burns describes disorder many incidences of cheating that occur in cheat than students majoring in history, the colleges and universities throughout the nation. humanities or language. In-between are Cheating scandals such as those that occured students specializing in the sciences or the arts. at the Air Force Academy a few years ago The social life of students has a bearing on publicize the cheating issue temporarily, but the their tendency to cheat. Only 41 per cent of the cheating scene goes on, on a continuing basis. students who said they did not play cards or Dr. lames Sawrey. chairman of the watch TV wound up in the cheating category, of his one-year presidency Psychology Department stated, "Cheating is while 56 per cent of those who spend five or more admitted to here to stay. The competition of grades, honors hours a week in these pursuits By Bill Harks balanced program of people, some opposed to the regularly cheat and grad school puts pressure on the students to cheating. Students who date "It was a disaster. It had tube the wildest year war and some favoring it. But we still caught all

cheat. If the rewards are great enough the ma- more than those who don't. in the history of this institution." hell from John Schmitz (former congressman. including jority of students will cheat." Dr. Sawrey Ninety per cent of the students Hobert W. Burns, academic vice-president at state senator and American Independent Party are op- explained that he had seen studies that show 60 many who admit to cheatingsaid they San lose State University. was explaining his presidential candidate).

per cent of college students will cheat given an posed to the practice on moral grounds. And over one-year term as acting President in 1969. "And the Academic Council voted to cancel all some adequate opportunity. half of the studentsagain including Burns is a native of the Bay Area, born in San classes until the war was over, and still give The most comprehensive study ever made of cheatersbelieve that it is far worse to cheat Francisco in 1925, and a Stanford University credit. I couldn't believe the arrogance of the cheating among U.S. college students was than to report another student for cheating. graduate. council," Burns commented. queried published in 1965 by the Bureau of Applied In an informal survey, this reporter He came to SISU as academic vice-president "rhen I said the Spartan Daily could write a seen or Research at Columbia University. Here are some students on cheating practices they had in 1967, following stints at Burbank and Palo straight news story about the gay lib hassle, and are the fin- of its findings: actually carried out on campus. Here Alto high schools, Rutgers and Syracuse trustee Swim (the late Dudley Swim), accused Nearly half of the 5.000 students ques- dings: Universities as an instructor, and Hofstra, New me of running a cesspool." he added. tionedin strict confidence at 99 colleges and Plagiarism is a common practice. York as a dean. Still, that wasn't all. under their universities admitted they had engaged in Students use crib sheets placed Prior to going east, Burns was awarded his "I made the decision to fire lack Kurzweil, but attached to a some form of cheating since entering college. dresses, sleeves, in their hair or master's degree in history and his doctorate in then I found out the information I got about him arm. Cheating is more prevalent at large schools rubber band for easy retraction up the philosophy of education at Stanford. was rigged, so I tried to give him tenure. But pens are than at small schools and occurs more often in Instruments such as watches and He became academic vice-president on Ian. 1, Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke stepped in and large classes than in small ones. favorite receptacles for the cribs. 1987. "Reagan and I came together," he said changed the decision. The highest proportion of cheaters (68 per One student said he had had the answers to jokingly. "That was about it. I learned from it, as a Three reasons prompted Burn's decision to matter of fact, I learned more about education in move from coast to coast. "It was a better that year than in any other five years." Burns position than I had at Hofstra and the job was commented. more of a challenge. Plus, I was born in Does he want to be president again? 'Technical prostitution California and I always wanted to come back, "No, I have the job I've always wanted." he and this was my chance." said leaning back in his chair and puffing on a He did have one minor regret."The job was for cigar. less pay," he said with a touch of humor. Working for the faculty. Burns has a couple of In his position. Burns is responsible for the complaints. academic side of instruction and research, along "Each teacher has to have 12 units of instruc- is my lob, says coed with faculty hiring and firing, giving teachers tion, and three units of committee work. This is tenure and selling salary disputes. certainly too high for the faculty, and its higher The coed who made San lose State University According to the article. a $50 fee is received Burns misses contact with students, but he than that of most of the competitive famous in the Newsweek article on sexual from a male patient who is helped through doesn't ignore them. universities," Burns said. therapy called the Spartan Daily on Friday. sexual problems that include, according to "I try to relate to students as often as I can," he "It's twice as high as the University of Miss Sandi Enders was the surrogate men- Newsweek, "...a two and a half hour session of said, and added he teaches a course every Hobert W Burns California." tioned in Newsweek's article on sexual therapy. love making." semester. He presently teaches Social -Political However, he does believe SISU has better The magazine reported that Miss Enders is Philosophy. May of 1989, and the new president was Intake teachers than the other universities, but sees working with Dr. Bernard Appflebaum of the It was Burns' popularity with both students office on July 31. room for improvement. Berkeley Group for Sexual Awareness. and faculty which made him a prime contender "It was a disaster from the start. "What we need are more teachers. and the ones Fantasy Faire Miss Enders was quoted in Newsweek as for the spot of acting president when former "First the student body elections were we have shouldn't have to carry such a big load," saying what she is doing is "technically pros- president Robert D. Clark resigned to take the challenged, and I called for a new election Burns commented. titution." same post at the University of Oregon. because I could see that there was some truth to "Right now we have a pretty good academic Miss Enders, a SISU occupational therapy the challenge." Burns said. program, but we could do a better job if we could to be president. I was student, admitted In her telephone interview "I didn't really want A different candidate won the second election use the leachers the way we want to." he said. position," Burns said. kicks off today with the Spartan Daily that what she is doing is satisfied with my and charges flew at Burns. "We got money from the State Department of "technically prostitution." She said, however, "But I felt an obligation to the faculty. and "Some trustees thought I had rigged the elec- Finance ISHII. and they are telling us how louse "Fie the season tithe jolly and. if you like, go to that her clients pay for "therapy." She insisted most of them wanted me to do it, at least until tion in order to get a liberal candidate in." he our faculty." Burns complained. the Fantasy Faire inthe College Union. that sex is not their motive. time could be taken to find a good president." said. "They aren't professionals in regard to The Fantasy Faire sponsored by the Student Defending her occupation, Miss Enders said Burns explained Clark decided to leave around "Next came t he October moratorium. We had a education, yet they try to tell us how to run Community Involvement Program ISCIPI, that when a girl pays expenses for her boyfriend things." he added. features homemade arts and crafts from over 125 to come to visit her tor week -end, this, although "President Bunzel is doing a good job. but he Bay Area artists. not classified prostitution is. "technically" just has one hand tied behind his back. It Was the Now in its third year. the Faire will feature that. same thing when I was acting president." items at candles, pottery, jewelry, clothing and Miss Enders blasted Newsweek for placing so Burns also has a solution. puppets, for sale to students and faculty. much emphasis on SISU and the Occupational UCLA strikes-out Spartans in title duels "It's really very simple." he explains. "The The Mire will run Dec. 4 through Dec. 15 from Therapy Department. "This has caused a lot of SUE should decide what level it will fund state 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year the artists will not be problems," Miss Enders claimed. colleges and universities, and tell the The poloist% ended up in third place. as UC in the College Union on the weekend as they lim Noah, public relations director for 8151, IsCIA. reknowned for its perennial basketball chancellor's office how many students it should were last year. said that when the Newsweek article was championships, has other teams which do just as Irvine dropped the disiippointed and exhausted enroll. Spartans 14- to. Fifteen per cent of the artist's daily gross goes published he received approximately "hall H well. "rhe chancellor's office should then give to SCIP. dozen phone calls from the local press" who were San lose Stale University's water polo, soccer Meanwhile, the Spartan soccer squad suc- Bonze' the money and tell him how many SUP will use 25 per cent of the money to help trying in reach Miss Enders to interview her. and rugby teams found out Saturday just how cumbed to the Bruins hooters, 3-1, in Los students San Jose should have. Then they should board and care homes and 75 per cent tor the Noah added that a reporter for the London Daily tough the Bruins really are. Angeles. in the NCAA Western Regional finals. tell him, 'do a good lob. or you're gone.' " Burns In Albuquerque. N.M. Saturday night, UCLA child care cent er. Mirror, recognized as a flambuoyant paper, did To add iniury to insult. UCLA nipped the put in. whipped SISU 10-5 to retain its water polo SIM/ Anyone interested in playing folk and soft call. ruggers 4-0 in the Stanford Seven-Aside "They should forget all the bureaucratic crown. The victory by the Bruins ended a 28 rock during the Fantasy Faire should contact the Noah said he relerred all calls to the Berkeley tournament s first round. The Spartans finished bullshit." he quipped. game win streak by the Spartans and a year long program MI ice in the College Union. office at Dr. ApplIelmum. He joked that all the fifth out of 32 teams. But Burns does not want ill lie in Pres. Hutment Inilividuels who can provide "general calls he received "were only from male quest Mr revenge. UCLA downed SISU 5-3 in spoil like the tole I have. until think I'm doing a entertainment such as juggling" are also wanted. reporters." 1971s title game. or Itirther details see page three. good job," he concluded.

Page 2. December 4. 1972 Editorial Time of idealism is past--act now!

Idealism on the part of the executive will amount to roughly $20,000, if es- updating constitutional acts Jas King branch and narrow - mindedness on timates are correct, and council has asked them to do nearly a month ago) the part of the legislative branch have already made several commitments to and initiating constructive projects rendered student government various groups. which relate to the entire student virtually ineffective this year. Moreover, on Wednesday of last body. A.S. Pres. Dennis King. whose week, council assembled hastily for an And in regards to the council vacan- idealistic tendencies seem to hurt more emergency session two non-TWC cies, TWC members have insisted that than help him, has stalled on the issue members. Bob Weber and Stephanie Third World persons be appointed to of filling A.S. Council vacancies. Dean, were absent as they had not been four positions, each of them left void It has been one month since four contacted by chairman Rudi Leonardi when a TWC member resigned or was vacancies opened up and another seat in which council laid out plans for a disqualified. was vacated last week. "week of solidarity." We view student government's inac- King's reasoning is that he wants This "week," councilmen claimed, tion as a negative problem one was of the utmost importance as in- some concrete show of interest such which may lead to an abolishment of at Southern, Santa Clara and as attendance or participation at cidents that government. State universities touched on meetings before he recommends San Jose We therefore call upon King to inject basic issues common to each of the anyone to council for its approval. some realism into his idealistic ideas, institutions. admirable as they may be regarding King also closed the coffeehouse last Despite council's sense of urgency, council vacancies the coffee house, week because of internal turmoil the"week" amounted to nothing more and the "sense of community" on among the staff. than a Monday rally, which drew just which he based his platform. King On the other hand. A.S. Council 250 persons at its peak. Vehement must become a realist if he wants to ac- which has been dominated by the demands to lower the flag to half-mast complish anything this year. Third World Coalition has not really as a sign of mourning for two Black At the same time, we call upon the done much of anything except hand students killed at Southern University TWC to broaden its views to include out money. The council has spent ap- likewise fizzled out at a meeting in the whole campus in its actions. In proximately $55,000 this year, in- Tower Hall, which was closed to the listening to their constituencies, TWC cluding all of its $25,000 reserve, and Spartan Daily. members have failed badly in serving has just three cents in the general fund. Councilmen, while taking an active as complete, all-around councilmen. In addition, the TWC has led council interest in their respective com- They can start by rewriting the acts. to roll up a deficit of roughly $2,300. munities. have failed to do their tasks Income from the spring semester fees tasks which include rewriting and EARTHBOUND Spartan Daily Editorial Board Penny Spar Impact study ruling stirs hornet's nest setting LA11101. Mate Unwind,. Soo lose Saco 1944 Rick Malaspina by Larry mauler Dan Russo Environmental impact statement. legislature will pass some sort of The confusion over the court If a nation expects to be both Eileen Collo ruling That phrase has been in the news legislation in an attempt to iron out the has resulted in construction and George Bede quite regularly since the State problems at hand. banking concerns to push for this ad- ignorant and free, it expects Supreme Court handed down its Although Dec. 1 normally signals ditional legislation. Mark Simon September decision (Friends of Mam- the end of the legislative session, three When the court decision was an- what nevi.r was and never will be Roger Woo moth vs. Mono County). separate bills dealing with en- nounced, some municipalities, Los All articles designated as The court's decision to force impact vironmental impact statements are Angeles and San Jose were the large tAitorials reflect the majority reports on private developments that circulating in Sacramento. People ones, announced that building permits - Thomas Jefferson opinion of the editorial board significantly affect the environment familiar with the situation figure at for private projects would be All otheropinions expressed an, has stirred up a hornet's nest of con- least one of the measures will clear the withheld. the views of the individual troversy. Vol. 60 No. 46 writer or cartoonist legislature before it adjourns. Chambers of commerce, construc- It now appears the California Environmentalists, notably the tion and labor people jumped on the Sierra Club, have voiced objections to situation, predicting the state's Letters to the Editor two of the three pieces of legislation. economy would shortly collapse. The bill with the best chance for The moratoriums were lifted. clearing legislative hurdles is John Building permits are again being is- Knox's AB 889. Knox was co-author of sued. Yet labor and construction lob- Insensitivity shown in tuition comment the 1970 Environmental Quality Act. bies still insist the state's economy He has said it was intended to cover will falter unless the legislature acts. private, as well as public construction Editor's Note: This letter is a reply to soever to oppose the government or the The question about this matter is not What is happening now in projects. However, his pending bill a letter written by Gary McLaughlin school system. That really sounds refusal to pay. Rather, we are trying to Sacramento is following the pattern of would impose a 120-day moratorium concerning foreign students' tuition patriotic! appeal to the Board of Trustees of the American progress. Throughout enforcement of the Mammoth court payment. Are you trying to imply that foreign California State Colleges to com- on American history, the environment decision. Gary McLaughlin: students have to settle for less? Are promise with us by arranging has taken a back seat in issues where Club lobbyist John Zierold, After reading your article you also trying to dehumanize the convenient payment terms. Sierra the economy and financial interests reservations" concerning AB concerning the tuition payments of the foreign students? No way! This I know if you have your way, you still "has are involved. foreign students at San Jose State undemocratic. 889, even after amendments that in- statement is will undoubtedly be happy to see the People are quick to react, if there's a University which was published in the sure the measure would not conflict Your assertion that the American poor people Hiving among you chance they will be hurt financially. Daily Friday, I was completely disap- with the voter approved Coastline education system is the best in the repatriated. If this is your way of Even in matters dealing with our en- pointed. Initiative were added to the bill. world sounds more of an illusion to me. rationalizing this crucial matter, then vironment, our life support system, Although, I probably have never met How I wish you could be a little more you are wrong. Conservationists have backed Assemblyman Paul Priolo's AB 304. King Dollar holds the upper hand in you in person, this letter has actually explicit by telling me the how, what, McLaughlin, are you a SJSU the decision making. informed me a lot about you. It has when and whys of it. student? If you are, then you are in the The Priolo bill directs Reagan officials just the American portrayed you as a selfish, pompous I wonder if you are really aware of wrong vocation. Education, to be to issue guidelines for local But why not? Its no sense in stopping individual, who is highly insensitive some of the advantages of having the relevant, should be adapted towards governments on the impact statement way and there's to the plights and aspirations of other foreign students in the American logical thinking. issue. now. Right? people. institutions today. Besides the fact Pat BisiAde Reading this same article over a that these students serve the purpose second time. I became.aware of the fact of being a media through which a lot of CAmpus that you are really ignorant of the cultural experiences and educational whole issue. ideas could be exchanged, these same What is Joy II According to some of the statements students are also being hired by the in your article, you said, since the giant corporations to protect the I wrote down my song on a papered Freshman woes; lights out foreign students are not citizens of this American interest and business in wall, country, they have no right what- their home countries. what came of it mattered to me not at all. by Bill Dark(' I was answering the need of my soul's quiet call, I, being a freshman, don't know The SJSU registration has been WASPs a lot more equal as it bid me to sing down that dark. what's coming off around here yet. I called everything from a pain to papered hall. have asked my adviser what I must do unbelievable hell, ar.d as a freshman Editor: funny, and I'd like to explain why. to register for next semester but he you will probably be stuck once again My colleague, Professor Van Der One brach of my family is New Days fell between that song and my hasn't told me anything except "don't with the problem of not enough general Beets, has great fun with the notion of Jersey Dutch (real Dutchmen, from sight. worry." I didn't get any of my general education classes. Your best bet would a Dutch-American EOP. His im- Holland), so if I reject the idea of a To memory it fell, now in subconscious education classes this semester and I be to go around to different plication, of course, is that to single out Dutch-American EOP, even a night, really must get them next semester. departments and see if they are having Black Americans, or Chicano facetious one, it won't be from anti- pushed aside inside by reality who Would you please tell me when, how any type of pre-registration. Americans, or Native Americans for Dutch prejudice. The important point might and who do I register with for the In regard to your second request I special privileges and special is that Professor Van Der Beets and I burn out from my soul its music, its spring? have also been unable to locate any treatment is just as ridiculous as it are both WASPs that is, of northern light. Also. I want to get a job ass teacher- positions to work with the han- would be to single out Dutch- European descent, brought up as aid, hopefully working with han- dicapped. That is if you wish to get Americans like himself. Political members in good standing of the U.S. Slow falling thick fog, around me dicapped children and I just finished paid which seems apparent through conservatives are fond of this kind of Master Race. Our white skin and our pressed phoning school districts and had no your request. If any reader knows of humor. but I don't think it's all that middle-class dialect made it unneces- like dead Southern ladies in cold ruf- success. I would be grateful for any such a job, please contact S.O.S. and sary for us to have special privileges fles dressed. and all help that anyone could give me let me know. I will relay the in- and special treatment. We had Joy of no sunrise filled sky east and in finding a job, because I really need formation. Si)stristri Illsiillv everything going for us from the start. west, one for next semester and I really like About your third request, I must We could go as far as our abilities but heart sun was warming the Caves working with handicapped children. suggest that you contact one of S.O.S.' 1034 could carry us, unhampered by race of my chest. While I'm at it, I'm a little bit con- rivals say either Dear Abby or Ann Spread olnoo postage peed of San loon Col, prejudice and economic dis- fused with t he "college" attitude here. I Landers. Writhe, of California NEWSPAPER Poblotha crimination. I opened sleep's eyes from dream know no one, having just arrived here norialion and lb, Annorinfarl Prom Pu Slatted dials I park my automobile in the Seventh San luta Slain I Inivarntly. adept Saturday oat Sonilm It should hardly be necessary to say journies long from Orange County, and people seem donna Mr garage and I've noticed that /Alan. mar rho optmono arpromod hem r. in 1972 that although all Americans and beheld not the day but the words to be very shy about even saying "hi" Street /In, nal neremon ray thrown/ the A mum titled SI emboli o. IS' some of the lights in the garage are Mtn oval rn I ton. or lb. Doportmon r. I are theoretically equal, WASPs are a to my song. while passing on the sidewalks. I have frairnalinm rind Advert you find out when mono So ha, pe tons m s,,, lot more equal than others. Those who They sang out in print, a whispering enough trouble meeting people burned out. Could only on te rainotralacrolnerriniatir Fall en ’ they are going to he fixed or replaced? year. PO omit Somali., 14101 1159 comp.. 5,s, weren't lucky enough to have the throng without these fears of each other, lust "i.e. In mint. Phone, 277.9150 Arlan fff f no 2' in their favor made of dream wishes that I felt According to the Auxilary nano. noliair Pohl trielainii. Or, city social order stacked don't be afraid of a guys "hello" is all I understandably feel that some of the wished wrong. ask. Thanks for your help. Enterprise department, the, lights are krblor trot boil special privileges enjoyed by the checked regularly and replaced either Javan...am Manoltar 11.thr Mo out, or the day after. Manapion5 Ed ilia Nit Jo WASPs over the last few centuries But proof of my music, in gladness, Let's start from the beginning. As a the day they burn Nowa Edit tor lain WINN,' might perhaps be offered now to the will cry new freshman this year you had pre- Mahn ion 59111of NOVO' Erifforial Pow Editor non-WASPs. If America is really the when I hear my song sung in another registration, but now that San Jose Campus S.O.S. is a weekly feature of opy liditter 19.1ainin And State University has you, you're in the Spartan Daily and is intended to all Copy ral !Nall land of equal opportunity, as our man's eye: (Wei illY0,11KIIIIVO. Writer Mort. Sem. super-patriots keep telling us. that If he let my song linger and in his trouble. You will register in the normal help the SJSU community with Fetotoirit Of Mortar Atm, I linden; registration procedure that is used problems it may have. To submit %Irwin Editor fan f doesn't seem like an unreasonable re- lie O,.' Art, Editor Oen. Contemn I hen the voice of this minstrel, in 1 here. That is, you will register during question to Campus S.O.S., write Ain I ,,,,, IP' PAM, Ken Mohr Robert D. Pepper, Associate Professor songs, can't die. the week of Jan. 28, 1973, most likely letter to the Spartan Daily, phone 277- of English and Humanities on Thursday or Friday of that week. 3181 or drop by the office in jC 207. December 4. 1972. Page 3 Regular season glory for SJSU, NCAA crown to UCLA Water poloists place third in finals with 46 seconds felt. 12-li Trojans. Matthews 'the loss to UCLA was a bitter disappointment to the Spartans ran off 13 straight goals before the Ramblers could score again. by lobs B. With 26 seconds remaining Harold Zane stole a pass from the Albuquerque, N.M.The long awaited match with ihn defen- and particularly to SJSU coach Lee Walton. High scorers in the contest were Jackson with tour and Chris crumbling Truians, drove to the four yard line and scored, sen- National Collegiate Athletic Association champion UCLA Alter the contest Walton told his team that he was. -So disap- Hull with three tallies. ding ding the game into overtime. Bruins tinnily arrived for San lose Stale University's water polo pointed he could hardly talk about it." In the semi -I inal game, the Spartans and Trojans staged the most exciting game of the play-offs. SJSU fell behind 3-0, Each team scored a goal in the first overtime, but SISU team Saturday night. "I'he game took two years off my life." Walton added. again, but this time found its opponent relentless in their defensive overpowered the Trojans with a six goal onslaught in the second But thei esult was the same as last year and the Bruins retained Walton credited Bruin senior Eric Lindroth for his splendid pressure and their bench almost never ending. Almost. overtime. their title. The Spartans lost 10-5, halting their win skein at 28. offensive show that destroyed the Spartans defense. Lindroth Leading lust once in regulation time 4-3 midway through the The victory over USC gave the Spartans a chante to meet UCLA downed the Spartans last year 5-3. scored six goals, three in the first period. as UCLA iumped to a3- second quarter. the Spartans drifted further and further behind. UCLA in the championship game and their ultimate disap The Spartans stopped Loyola of Chicago 21-6 and Southern 1 advantage. The Trojans used the foul ass method to stymie the Spartans ()ointment. California 19-14 in double overtime to reach the final plateau in 'they never trailed. numerous scoring advances. the tournament. There was no scoring in the second period by either team, the With 2:51 remaining in the game. the Spartans trailed 11-7. I MOYER They then lost to UC Irvine 14-10, to place third in the NCAA first time this season the Spartans have been shut out in this was at that point SJSU staged what finals. quarter. Bruin goalie Kevin Craig blocked a penalty shot, as did must be considered one of th. great comebacks in water polo history. MUSIC Spartan goalie Fred Wail. Cagers meet Senior lohn Gebers. who played every minute of the gam,. Brad Jackson scored in the early niinutes of the third Alter scored his second goal to make it 11-8. Gonzales then scored Iron, HOUSES classic set more goals past Warf and the Bruins Frosh period, Lindroth tossed two the four-yard line. 'rime remaining, 2:43. Trojans 11, Spartans 9 no one knew it, put the game away and the cham- had, though Gebers, again penetrated the Trojans defense, now consisting pionship trophy in their bag. the Pioneers Learn musical of reserves, since the entire starting team was on the bench The five goals by SJSU were distributed between live players. having fouled out. Gebers scored his third goal with 1:25 left to Atte' winning its lost instrument repairing. Besides Jackson. the scorers were Ed Samuels, Jamie Gonzales, play in for action today regulation time. basketball game of the season Steve Spencer and 'rom Warneke. USC scored with 56 seconds remaining and it appeared the for the first time since the 196- Aplicant must be able 'rhe quarter final clash against Loyola was a laugher. The Spartans come back was destined to fall short. A wealth of talent will be in and Rodney Hunn 119). Mike 5-66 season, San Jose State Spartans dropped behind 2-0 in the first two minutes and then But I reshman Tuck Curen swam home his first goal of to play woodwinds action today, when the First Stevens pulled down nine the game University will try to make it _ Annual Spartan Foundation rebounds with Ronnie Fair ad- two wins in a row as the well. Frosh Basketball Tournament ding eight. Spartans travel to Hayward tips off at 3 p.m. in Spartan San Francisco is very strong State tonight at 8. Gym. led by Los Agneles City Player The game will be aired over SEE MR. POWFRS The three-day classic is free of the Year. Richard Johnson. KSIS (90.6 FM) beginning at 84 E. Son Fernando to San Jose State University and his high school teammate, pc) 7:50. lohn Hughes will handle student body card holders and Howard Smith. Johnson the play-by-play. 298-5404 will feature eight schools from averaged 32 points per game Northern California. while Smith was the leading First round pairings include rebounder. ONE MOMENT OF BLISS, California vs. Pacific (3 p.m.), Johnson netted 28 points in "Ot#Ps, A LIFETIME OF REGRET Sacramento State vs. the North-South All-Star University of San Francisco (5 1936 contest at the Oakland j:REEFER p.m.). U.C. Davis vs. Santa Coliseum and Smith tallied 25 UCLA 'boots' Spartans; Clara (7 p.m.) and San lose markers in the Southern CAMP , 0 State vs. Hayward State (9 California Basketball Classic. Classic- IT Touching Tale efirmand"’"UAESS1 Santa Clara's Ed Aycox BIGGEST Action tomorrow starts at 3 gunned in 26 points in the San 188 BETTY BOP p.m. and concludes with a 9 Diego County All-Star contest Miami dream ruined i.AuGH p.m. encounter in the cham- while California's Dave Jensen GETTER k by Nick Labash in two previous games," defying the Bruin kickers. On in the upper left hand corner of FESTIVAL pionship bracket. Wednesday performed for Northern FULL 1010. of BETTY'S CLASSICS Menendez said. (UCLA split a long shot. Russell soared the goal to cut the deficit to 2- T competition begins at 5 p.m. California ins tour of Mexico. LOS ANGELESThere is with the Spartans in the two high in the air to tips would be 1. San lose State and Glen Hubbard (Santa Clara) no point in delving into a long 14111ah 43E "me winded regular season games 3-4, 3-2). goal over the top of the net. II seemed as it SJSU was Garden University of San Francisco was named Most Valuable tale of how the This was the game that SJSU got a break too, as back in the game, but are the co-favorites although Player of the Central Coast Spartans' soccer squad was counted and for the loser not another shot on goal hit the bar Agonater put the icing on the rilltette. Santa Clara. California and Section Tourney in addition to robbed in its important game with UCLA much more can be said. and bounded away. cake with a goal in the left Pacific also have shots at the pouring in 24 markers in the Saturday. Because they weren't. 'rhe old cliche of "waiting Untortuantely for the hand corner to wrap it up. classic crown. North-South All-Star tilt. The Bruins until next year" is a bit redun- Spartans the Bruins relentless SJSU finished the 1972 OWN SISI1 enters the tourney SlSU's lack Gamulin was the ripped the A BEAUTIFUL Spartans 3-1, UCLA earned dant anyway. assault paid off late in the first season with a 14-2-1 record. with two games under its belt, third leading scorer in the Los the title of 'rhe Spartans took the field halt. Both losses and the tie were at beating Sonoma State 105-67 Angeles high school race. "Best in the West" and it will be and controlled the ball in their Shoe Agonafer took a shot the hands ot the Bruins. RESIDENCE HALL? and downing Merced Junior Former local prepsters lo be the Bruins who area for the opening 10 on goal that was wide to the College 89-80 Friday night. will make the trip to Miami in present include Jim Thorn minutes. The Bruins defense, felt, then outside left Takeda =r1.0.Amv(3=ro(4 Coach Dave Waxman feels (Bellarmine HS), Paul the NCAA soccer finals. ri5 Perfect for selective student groups, campus Anything with goalie Steve Burnside, Alemu followed the errant this squad' is his finest with Drozdiak (Del Mar), Tim else said would be organizations, 3 story Southern Colonial with sour grapes. stopped several SISU scoring shot and drilled it past Russell plenty of depth, fire power and Kenworthy (Lynbrook), Ken g MOVIES lavish furnishings. Large institutional kitchen It is still hard to believe that thrusts. for the first goal of the contest. f rebounding strength. Hartsough (Lick), Cliff (English Subtitles) As the first half wore on the Tempers began to boil in the and dining for 90. One block from campus. Ken Mickey paced the Morgan (Silver Creek), Bill the Spartan booters could lose tide began to change. The second hall when 'l'ony Softie NOV. 29 DEC. 12 Replacement cost $400.000. scoring with 18 over Sonoma, Scott (Leigh) and Carl Morin this game. IT PRICE $255,000 'rhere Bruins went to work on the at- of SISU and Alemu squared followed by Earl Hogue (18) (Mitty. didn't seem to be "THE cash required: $50,000. Sleeps 70 now but can tacking lines, with their fine off in the center of the field. AMBUSH" if anyway UCLA was going to sleep 103 students. Could return 30% on your knock off the determined Ethiopian athletes The skirmish seemed to PLUS investment. Spartans in the NCAA maneuvering into scoring benefit UCLA as it drove for MAN" another goal a few moments Tr "RIKSHAW western regional play-off position. Slarnng Toshiro Milune Rugby club contest. The Spartan defense, which later. COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. CHRISTMAS FOSTITARD, CAMERA ONE has been tough all year, was It was Alemu who rifled the I g Somehow the words that pettumaltsed approach to CAnat mu 'wet ad- if295-6308 Imp That m Raw to mate an tentnemon San lose State University not to be outdone now. ball past Russell for a 2-0 BILL POLAND 288-6000 through the 366 S 1st San Jose Them or, Chnettnas ?warmth tr. lAnd coach Julie Menendez spoke to Fullback George Lauterbach vantage midway places fifth Ta 411=4111=liploirsg IlfiliftaWaritmoWs td":rsrodlle141:trr6;1Vtn’t"16;n7:1 his players before taking the was creating havoc for the second hall. 16 to pekere to, ont, one dollar enemy offensive line with his The Spartans stormed back STANFORD. Calif.San field were still ringing in their 2ND ANNIVERSARY Ch.., the drum. tott own. frant 1.1. or sliding tackles. on a tree kick. Rusty Menzel order an amortment lose State University's club ears after the game. rugby squad pulled a surprise "We have more going for us, Spartan goalie Brian Russell took the kick and drilled it at the annual Stanford Seven- than they do and we proved it was getting a work out, but over the wall of Bruin players WATER S %IEL Aside rugby tournament Saturday by finishing fifth out of 32 teams. SAVE 50% The SJSU ruggers lost to BED tourney champ, eventual Grapplers place fourth; UCLA, 4-0 in its first game. But the Spartans came back to down University of California at Davis, 4-0 the Seahawks of Santa Cruz 10-0 to qualify for best tournament finish the semi-finals.

Chico Stale eliminated the by Ray Morrison turned Newton over for the to down Bakerst ield by a WATER BED WATER BED WATER BED The Spartans' wrestling Spartans 10-0. pin. Mat tre,s, reei, Raised, finished frame, 10 yr. Corli,et 0.1 plush yd. e Send lo squad turned in the best ST ANLIA HEATIONS Steve Zanitell scored SJSU's Teammate Kerr took tour of Any guaranteed morrii.ss, fitted fabric, 10 v.-, durpnettee v- ''11l542 performance in its own the live matches he wrestled. FUTURE CPA'S safety liner, lhiern'ii control nY1 mattress, safety liner and 1151015R I. 0.1116.5 try (rugby's touchdown heater. Local del , heater. tournament ever by placing an 8-5 decision over against UC Davis. while Dave including Learn Now About the FROM fourth out of 11 teams in the his title. $4200 Paul and Rich O'Leary scored Mark Racousty for next CPA Exam. 000 annual Spartan Invitational ONLY ’. trys against the Seahawks. Their performances were Becker CPA fievlew Course 12 , *51. $1897m,.. Saturday in Spartan Gym. not enough, as Pacific Coast SAN FRANCISCO Paced by first place finishes Athletic Association member 415 781-4395 THE INTERLUDE SALOON of heavyweight Donnell Fresno State took tourney SAN JOSE YIN YANG WATER BED CO. and 158-pounder,Tim Jackson honors with 23 points. SJSU 408 251-8446 400 PARK AVE. 24 E. CAMPBELL AVE. 2265 STEVENS CREEK BLVD. corner 3rd 8 Santa Clara Kerr, San Jose State OUR SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS REPRESENT had 11 points in its fourth Downtown San Jose Campbell Between Bascom & Howay 17 University showed its West place finish. 115 OF USA COCKTAILS PITCHER BEER ; coast counterparts, it is not 286-1263 3781040 998-3000 BEGIN JUNE 1st ,OR 1 going to be a patsy this season. "We concede Fresno will be a COURSES ANCHOR STEAM BEER powerhouse in the conference Jackson's win is more im- this year," said Spartan wres- SUBMARINES FROM 49c pressive, when one considers tling mentor Terry Kerr. he has just recovered from an HAPPY HOUR FROM 3-7 PM operation on his back this In over 300 individual mat- summer and wasn't supposed ches that took place. SISU had two other grapplers place. Cheech FUN MUSIC POOL TV to wrestle until next semester. The red-haired junior grap- Bill Coine, 150-pounder, pler pinned five of the seven placed third in his division toes he faced, including a pin and Oscar Trevino, 134- over Richard Newton of San pounder, finished fourth in his Francisco State in the final group. match. On Thursday and Friday. SISU tangled with Humboldt Jackson apparently has State and Cal State returned to the form that led meet Bakersfield in dual Chong him to the NCAA semi-finals competition. Make spring. Newton was ready

last to pin him, then Jackson, with They lost to Humboldt 26-17 a sudden surge of strength and came hack the next night Wednesday Christmas Book Section From the Cook Dec 6th A Trip YOGI TEA in Europe 259., Chicago 939. To make an 8 or cup: Start with 10 or. of water, The Woman's Gym and New York 969. and add: No additional costs. Complete price in- 4 whole cardamon seed pods 6 whole peppercorns 8 P.M. & cluding round trip charter flights from here to there and back. Spend seventeen days 1 slice fresh ginger root of Christmas in another part of the world. 3 whole cloves 11 P.M. For more information and reservations call 2 stick cinnamon John 287.8301 or stop by 235 East Santa Boil 20 to 30 minutes. Serve hot or cold with milk Clara. Suite 710. San Students $2.00 and honey Jose. A student owned Student Wear soft -soled shoes and operated service. Services Have a good Christmas. West. Inc. One Marpll recommend. Put on ell your clothes nd drink Rile Pullin front ot on open window In Use cold air unlit your sweat smell. of gInder Clew. out your Special Note All charter Bight prices are based on No Smoking Please Ploorletreens and pore& Don I do this more than once wereit or If will 141110 it. a pro7rata share of the total flight cost add ferrying Itectlyenese charges at 100. occupancy. All fares include U. Federal IS, and departure Lives where applicable Tickets on sale and administrative lees All prices are subject to an increase or decrease dependinii rm the actual num- Vat OBOOK ber of passengers on each individual Bight. Available Open NOW at only to CSC students. faculty stall and families VU RIQ STORE INC. till P.m 330 South Tenth Street San Jose, Calif. 95112 A.S. Business Office Page 4, December 4, 1972 P.D.Q. Bach spoof 'excellent' AS. backs What it is skiing week The Associated Whet' s happening Dec. 4. III Students of symphony San lose State University is Fair _ :is today in the College with Fantasy shines - The Monday Schickele members remained straight- sponsoring a week of Union. Students can n etch .it kts work and buy little By Glenn LeFrenk Da. ti The concertmaster must skiing laced. players, who could nut handle activity at Squaw goodies for Christmas. The fair will last until Dec. 14. Entertainment Editor m sure that after you hear sleep well at night knowing Valley Probably the funniest the difficult music, the' during the semester For all foreign film lovers. "UnsbnIlissel Member( will The audience had lust some of P.D.Q. Bach's music that if he ever gets tired of break. element of this piece was Dr. symphony played the music The occasion is. the be shown at 730 p.m. in Morris Dailey. Admission is $I. returned from the intermis- you will agree that Chris- music he can go straight into Winter Lauren jokey. concertmaster very well. Maestro Cleve took Carnival which What happens when technology advances too quickly sion. A spotlight was on the topher Marlowe could have comedy. will be from of the orchestra and SISU as- all the tempos at a comf urt able Ian. 21-26. for man to adios! to it?See the sneak preview of Alvin Tof- podium. The stage manager done a much better job." he In the finale, "Concerto for sociate professor of music. He pace, being careful nut to let A package fler's "Future Shock" for free at 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. in was announcing that the guest quipped. Piano vs. Orchestra, S. 88." price of $85 is known throughout the the music drag. covers cost for five lift Morris Dailey. soloist had not arrived for his From there, seven members nearly everybody had his tickets, Music Department as a very Maestro Cleve was clearly lodging, meals Wednesday - Laugh to the antics of comedians Cheech performance with the San lose of the orchestra walked out to chance to be funny. and activities serious musician and teacher. the boss with the musicians. such as ice and Chung a18 p.m. in the Women's Gym. Admission is $2 Symphony Orchestra. perform P.D.Q. Bach's Schickele went through skating, broom That made it hilarious when When he put a finger to has hockey, slalom races for students and $3 general. 'rickets may be purchased at "Professor Peter Schickele "Schleptet in E flat." When routines such as, reading and wine he played the violin part of the lips, the members got softer as and cheese the A.S. Business Office in the College Union. Bring your left Oakland 36 hours ago on Prof. Schickele couldn't find a magazines during orchestra parties. Tickets Schickele score. In one section, if their pay checks would will be sold at pillows, and no smoking allowed in the gym. BART. Yes, you can be sure if music stand, all part of the act, parts, pulling up a stool and the College it's Westinghouse." said his sat down to conduct the Dr. I akey raced up the musical milking the paino (Maestro suffer if they did not. Union. Thursday - The Wild Duck." a Henrik Ibsen drama will he manager. piece. scale on his violin. When there George Cleve had to look be performed at 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. Ad- "Wait a minute!" shouted a The composition opened was no more room on the under the piano and tap his mission is $1 for students and $2 general. voice from somewhere in the -note phrase by the instrument, he continued baton to get him back for his Choreographed by the SISU dance faculty, modern with a one San lose Civic Auditorium. French horn, and continued playing up his arm and to his paino solo), and blowing a dance will take on many forms at the "Faculty Dance From that moment Thursday until the player turned red and face. The second time he went whistle to stop the ensemble Recital" at 8 p.m. in Per 262. Tickets may be purchased for night. when Prof. Schickele fell over. The orchestra up the scale, up his arm and during one very loud section. $1.25 in the A.S. Business Office. climbed down from the over his shoulder. Maestro Cleve blended in David Chapman. a student pianist. will perform an balcony, to the final chord of On another part. Dr. lakey was with the comedy, skipping Honors Recital. in Concert Hall at 8:15 p.m. for free. the performance, Schickele's supposed to end the movement back on stage with Schickele An all -campus Games Tourney begins at 8 a.m. in the satire on classical music was by plucking a string. He did so for another bow when it was GU. ballroom. KSJS Log excellent. and loudly screamed. "Ouch!" over. Friday - "Wild Duck" will play again in University 90.7 ETCHED In Prof. Schickele's "Eine The piece then crescendoed The entire concert was not Theatre at 8 p.m. Kleine Nichtmusik," it was the 5-7 p.m.: Lou Mosley plays in moving parts which were funny. They opened the A Table Tennis Tournament will be held through Sun- music itself which kept the rock ended with the musicians evening with Beethoven's day in the GU. ballroom. The event is sponsored by the crowd roaring. 5:25-5:30 p.m.: Woman to shouting "hey!." Dr. lakey "Symphony No. 7 in A Major, GU. Games Area. Some of the tunes from the Woman ended up shouting it about Op. 92." Dr. Ruse Glick, a history professor at Mills College. and IN music of P.D. Q. Bach included 5:30-5:35 p.m.: Spartan every second beat. Except for the French horn Dr. Phyllis Liu. psychology professor at UCLA, will speak in the music were. "Dixie," Spectrum about women in Communist countries al 11:30 a.m. in the "Farmer in the Dell," the 5:35-5:40 p.m.: Spectrum C.U. Umunhum Room. Dr. Glick will discuss "Women in "Mexican Hat Dance," some of News Contemporary Soviet Union."and Dr. Liu will talk about Beethoven's "Symphony No. 7-7:25 p.m.: "Women in Today's China." 21st Century @CL--11Di 7" and the "Nutcracker Suite." "Shaft" will be shown again on campus in Morris Dailey 7:25-7:30 p.m.: Report from Between each of the featured Department of State at 8 p.m. Admission is 50 cents. works. Schickele gave brief in- p.m.: Three dances will be held on campus Friday. Delta 7:30-7:35 Spectrum sights into the m us I c if P.D.Q. Sigma Theta is sponsoring one at 9:30 p.m. in the Women's News Gym. Also in the Women's Gym will be an Omega Psi Phi STAR MOTORS dance at 10:30 p.m. "Asleep at the Wheel" will be the 11111e1 Invites everyone to DISCOUNT ON SERVICE HAVE YOUR SIGNATURE Coll. ballroom at 8:30 p.m. featured band at a dance in the AND REPAIRS ON ALL ETCHED IN GOLD Admission for that event is 50 cents for students and $1 Join a Discussion general. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MODELS ON RING DAY ONLY when you Sunday -The combined University choirs and symphony In Judaism and Jewish History orchestra, featuring guest conductor George Cleve of the Also order your Josten's College Ring - San lose Symphony. will present Francis Poulenc's at the Jewish Student Center NEW FIATS your signature etched in gold FREE. "Gloria" and other Christmas choral works in Morris students and $2 441 South 10th Street 5 Dailey at 3 p.m. Admission is $1 for As low as $48.00 mo. ,lease) DATE Dec. 4 - TIME 9-5 general. 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Minn. at Eutezia School of Ballet Basic tecnni OAP's MO /offer Deve beaded begs, pocket knives, and 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Sat. Call now 289- old house with fireplace. 580S. Sth S1.103 296-0181 baskets. CHRISTIAN GIRLS: Rooms for rent. Kit., 5.10. Large quiet clean 565/rno. 287-3125 Christmas time. Will help pay expenses. gun for the beginning dancer Beverly tamps. musical instr clocks, clothes, 1091 ask tor Mr. Terry. Grant bath priv. $35/mo. and up. ihblk from before noon is beet time. Kathy at 225-9472. Eufrazie Director Phone 241-1776 '70 VW CAMPMOBILE. Red, good con- books, records, kit utensil& Pict. Item.% FOR RENT it no campus 44 So 8th St. answer 256491/ dition, ice box tent, most sell, best offer. mirrors, plants. tr trun & veg., bicycles, ADVERTISING/P.R. VERY lg. 1 B R tuffs HAVE A PROBLEM? Looking for 269-9186 furniture. appliances. hardware, tools, Creative, self-starter needed by apt/of- Faro w w carpets SHARE UNFURN. house. 10 min away SERVICES PERSONALS answers, Let Campus SOS help GNI camping equip you II oe happy you fice center builders to write own ads: Swim pool. roc room. $730 from It all on Story Rd . with grad student. '69 DODGE 4 or Cant Hiway Patroy type schedules 8 do P.R FREE SIAMESE SEALPOINT to loving the Spartan Daily at 277-3181 or drop by found tHE LOS 1 I-LbA MARKS! :9405 prepare promotion Studies $100 Into eastern thought and good living. Air Cono Dark blue Lio0c1COne 67K mi 191St.SJ 293-2323 (Across from Accent) work Send resumes to interland atten- 620S. 9th St. SJ. 341-3162 CHARTER FLIGHTS home Female Has all shots 24 months THE MONEY BOOK IS 515000 5651.1 245-6260 Open Wed Wu Sun 8-4 30. 8-5.30FHEE. tion Bill Meyers 122 Saratoga Santa Clare Complete domestoc/international old Box broken 325-2441 house travel TOTAL VALUE 1350 00 FOOD; FOR perking 8 admission esooa No phone calls please ROOM FOR RENT. Modern, quiet, LARGE 2 & 3 br.. 2 bath. AEK. carpets. oft program student. STUDENT FRIDAY FLICKS "Catch 22" with Alan ONLY $400 NOW -- 72 COUPONS '56 VW BUG, completely customized. in Willow Glen for serious st. PC., pool. 4 blks, to camp. Study et- SERVICES WEST, INC. tires. carb. distrib, paint & more S800 MEN-PHOTOGRAPH NUDE COEDS, Incl. util. 287-3830. Nick. Call (408) 287-8240 for further info. Arkin & Paula Prentiss, Morris Dailey EXPIRES JUNE I 1973 -GET YOURS New HIKING BOOTS Men. size 8 Dunham's $70/mo. mosphere. 470S 11th St, Cl 287-7590 or nest offer Gail 961-8873 eves. Ire. camera & film, student discounts Aud. at 7 & 10 PM, Admission 506 NOW-SPARTAN BOOKSTORE THE brand Excellent condition. Cost $40. group rates. 1415 The Alameda, S.J. 11 NEW ROOMS from 555/mo. across the TYPIST MONEYBOOK GIVES YOU ONE MEAL New sell COUPLE-Mature students for east for $20 or best otter. Call 998- AM-12 PM Class this Monday nit,. 7,30 Accurate, experienced. fast Can edit BEETLEBOARD owners. If you 'reaped FREE WHEN YOU BUY YOUR SECOND 'Si ELK. VW BUG, alit engine Good campus Ample parking Safe end quiet. manager Exchange nice 1 Ig Sr apt for 6853 Ask for Brian. PM 55 998-1965 theses, papers. Near City College Mn.. of the advertising beetleboard campaign, MEAL cond rctly serviced $300 379-7582 SOS 9th also 278 5 10th St. Phone 295- wk daily Call 267-7590 approx 2 hr please call the Spartan Daily at 277-3181. AMER FAMILY STEAK HOUSE(3I eves E1514 or 295-8528 AsLanian 298-4104 MEN'S FOAM ski boots New, never feature department KY FRIED CHICKEN MEN WOMEN ROOMMATEI Large 3 !Arm home, tom Mk for worn Site 9 $95 Call Joanne. 293-9079, SUMMERI No RENT A TV OR STEREO, no ELLAS RESTAURANT 15 HONDA 450, Ex coed Street bike WORK ON A SHIP NEXT NICE FURNISHED HOUSE, 2 ocirms. w/weeher-dryer Large yd & garage $75 contract after 5 Free del Free service. CARES ABOUT SAN JOSE? ROUND TABLE PIZZA 131 Low mil $725 227-4407 experience required. Excellent Del, $210 tor 2 or $240 for A Reed Si. near S. 265-0168 CalLEschire 251- WHO ELMATADOR RESTAURANT Worldwide travel. Perfect summer 05 01 10th St. 248-3032. 2598 KEA DOESI NEW TOOLS-WOOD LATHE 36" career Send $2.00 for information. GO PUBLIC...GO KINSI PEANUTS SANDWICH SHOP 119 PONT. Firebird 350 4 sp PS vinly LONG $22 WOOD LATHE OFT. LONG SEAFAX Box 2049-CF. Port Angeles, TYPING, FAST, ACCURATE. ALSO AS W ROOTBEER Dill VEIN vp exc cond SI 950 or befit offer 29E- MARRIED COUPLES MEN PRIV, FURS!. ROOMS *Mt. pHs 8 $45 TABLE SAW $85 JOINTER $40. Washington 98632 EDITING, IBM SELECTRIC. FORMER E UROPE -I -EAST AFRICA SENIOR TACO Large 2 with new why liv rm Quiet students only. 0111. pd. 4514 BELT SANDER $25. BROOKS 80E. SAN earm carpets, ENGLISH TEACHER, CALL 2444444 Student flights Inexpensive student SCOTLAND FISH N CHIPS built-in kitchen. Garbage Disposal, Parking 565 8 575. 49 S. 14th St. 294- FERNANDO. PHONE 292-0409 1 BLK PART TIME hostesses & cocktail mat- Sir AFTER 8. MARY BRYNER. camping tours throughout Europe, Rus- ORANGE WINZIT conditioning, enclosed garage. pool 'A 5694 '6 PLYMOUTH Valiant 4 dr sedan auto FROM SJSU tresses Red Baron Restaurant 923-613110 sia end kilexico Official SOFA agent for PEPi TO MEXICAN FOODS blk SJSU, quiet tour-piek, 5175 Free trans power steering. good coed Ex- Bill or Jay, or apply in person. inter-European student charter Flights. CACHITO DEL T ERRE laundry LARGE APTS. 2 bdrm. 2 bath. turn NOW BRIDAL FAIRE PHOTOGRAPHY cellent local travel transportation $300 CHEMISTS-POSPECTORS. Precision Manager, 4813S, 5th 01286-0844 Middle East and Far Eut. MIKES HERO SANDWICHES 5150 See at 508 0 11th HIGH quality wedding photography for including 238-1493 efter 6 Science in grams New 8 unused Also 01. 298-8045. European used car TACO BELL DY wants to know something. LOWEST Bay Area rates $68 includes Student ski tours. Assayers alcohol burner, stove NICE FURNISHED HOUSE, 2 banns CONTACT: ISCA, SHELTER SALOON Let the Spartan Daily's weekly Campus gold a white album. 80 color prints of purchase system JAGUAR '58 150 90% restored $1,350 beakers All for $35 Call 2138-8507 $210 for 2 or $240 for A Reed St near S. L.A. Cala, LA TAXANITA let S.O.S. column help you. Call 277-3181. NEED MALE STUDENT by Jan tat to your choice, full set of slide. BRIDE 11687 San Vicente Blvd. *4, A 1/21 or best offer 269-5828 101h St, 246-3032, 287-6805 share 2 bdrm. townhouse next to campus KEEPS AL L NEGATIVES-Extra full color 90049 TEL, 826-0955. ARBY's ROASTBEEF HANG-TEN SHIRTS. Irris $250 and up SOMEONE as a long- 684 mo., clean, non-smoker 275-05138. 5.105-01.25 each Staff of 20 *63 CHEVY Impala, good cond Air cond. THE SHIRTWORKS LOOKING FOR LARGE 1 Bedroom apts companion for handiest:4.d photographers Make an appointment to urr S & B safety features. extras 248- 1850W San Carlos SJ I Mt west of the time in- furnished ANUNYMDUUSIADNALYsIS SPECIAL MONEY BOOK OFFERS dividual -FREE room 8 board to girl over FELLOWS W.G. area 545/mo w/kit. prly see our samples-then decide Open every 1872 after 7 o m $400 GAP Open 10 30-5 pm Wed-Sat 292- w/w carpets call eta- I 1be YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT 18 Very nice apt Cell Robert Hall at 298- Recreation room, TV 294-i211 evening until 10 pm For FREE Bridal 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES 0971 TWO 3208 after 5 PM swim. pool. Packet call 257-3181 UNWED MOTHER can't afford to keep FOR THE PRICE OF ONEI FOR 820 So. 5th St. SJ $130. kits. Mom is brown, kits are black 8 white, 25% OFF ON MUSIC INSTFIUMENTI SALE SKIS -Fisher 205 Sul:HMOS**. *ALOHA, KAMAAINA SENIORSI Stur2I011 5100 have tails 8, claws. Call 258-0638 TWO MONTHS MUSIC LESSONS Boots-Nordice Astrials We medium. Need a AUTO/MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE For free information on lob opportunities CSIS (COLLEGE STUDENT IN- FOR THE PRICE OF ONE MONTHI WATER SEEM -Yin Yang Water Bed Co Poles-Peter Kennedy. Bindi ngs-Marke IVY 279 E. San Fernando In Hawaii after graduation write to ROOMS, HALL, DONATE ON A regular blood plasma $1 SO OFF ON LP RECORD! Since 1970, has water beds and acces- Rotomat with Rosemont Lotork quic- administration bldg. kit- Good SURANCE SERVICE), WITH NINE Kamsalna Career Opportunity Day. Box St. Across from Car? program and receive up to 540/monthly. TWO WATER MATTRESSES sories of the finest quality at the lowest krelesse. $350 or best offer 252-1143 294.6472,393- CALIFORNIA OFFICES TO SERVE YOU, 96E8, Honolulu. Hawaii 961520 chen env.. well manage* Bring student I.D. or this ad and receives FOR THE PRICE OF ONEI prices Compare anywhere 2 locations 89t4, 253-1155 HAS THE BEST RATES. CALL US AT bonus with your first donation. HYLAND ONE DOLLARS WORTH OF 400 Park Ave Downtown San Jose 286- SKIS-Like new $40 Boots. Approx. site 2139-86131 OR STOP BY 404 S. 3RD ST. - DONOR CENTER 35 S. Almaden Ave. FREE BILLIARD TABLE TABLE TIMEI 1263. and 24E Campbell Ave. scrota 9 $10 245-6260 ROOMS FOR MEN bib a Sou, month 51 2ND FLOOR LOVE YOUR BOSS San Jose, CA 294-6535 MONDAY THRU CARS WASHED AND JET WAXED from West Valley College. Campbell 375- S 15th bt With Kitchen priviiedges When you become e SHAKLEE dis- TYPING TO SE DONE? FRIDAY 7 to 3 30 FOR 994 -NO GAS PURCHASEI 1040 DYNACO FM-5 TUNER KIT. Unassem- tributor 3344 Theme, manuscripts, term papers, A TWO PEOPLE TAKE INTRODUCTORY bled still in shipping container. Factory you are your own Doss No quotas general reports. Fest accurate, reliable. ANYONE WITNESSING motorcycle theft KENPO KARATE COURSE FOR -Mature students tor ass: EICYCLES guarantee $145 Call 339-8827 (in Ben no risks! Every distributor haa COUPLE and reasonable rates Call Mrs Alice on 9th St across from West Hall on Oct. THE PRICE OF ONE PERSON' Exchange nice I Ig br apt For S8I01 end Service Lomond/ different goals & different approaches manager Emmerich at 249-2884. 31 please call 264-9773. FREE 30' a 40 TV PILLOW WITH at-I81A1 Discount on parts and Accessories 10 The fact that our natural products approa 2 hr wk sally Gall PURCHASE OF PASSION PUFFI SAVE THIS AD. Before you pay retail for in students year round. really are the finest is reflected EVERYTHING you always wanted to SPARTAN BOOKSTORE-ONLY54.00 stereo equip, check seta for diecount 1 SDRM. FURN. APT. Wet Outs ot TYPING-Thesis General Reports Genes Bicycle Barn our Out of Sight Sales Growth know about anything but were shald to price. on Teac. Sansui. Pioneer, Dual etc mended couple slUu,mo 1.411 or see Letters IBM Selectric Reasonable 263- 1186 E William St 293-7897 Plume make comparisons ask Ask CaMpu1 S 0.S a1277'3161 and We guarantee San Jose Slide student. will ask you to do little research mgr 6/45 lith bt el 297-8309 '3.595 *ALOHA, KASAAAINA SENIONSI We see it in the Deily the lowest prices sweets In the entire sponsor in. ii: or free information on lob OPPOrtunilies ARE YOU STILL PAYING full price for before., let you bay area Call for weekly specials 247- HAIR LARGE, "INCREDISLE" HOUSE has EXPERIENCED TYPING- Electric IBM in Hawaii after graduation write to paperbacks? Recycle features largest NO DISCRIMINATION SHORT THE MONEY BOOK IS 11150.00 TOTAL 2028 rooms for rent 6707mo ffesponsrtne Terre Papers, These, etc Dependable Kama/line Career Opportunity Day. Box selection of paperbacks SCHInce fiction in OK VALUE 1550 00 FOOD) FOR ONLY $400 - people who are socially aware & Mrs. Allen 294-1313 WM& Honolulu, Hawaii 961520 Bay Area * price. meetly We pay JOHN 11 MARY 466 SO 5TH 02-2973860 Now872 COUPONS EXPIRES JUNE1, 20 rut 11111 SI cent cover, 30 per cent trade concerned prel vandatis 116 S NOW-SPARTAN for your HELP WANTED TYPING of all kinds. IBM kxcutive 1973 -GET YOURS with better paperbacks used records. too S.), BOOKSTORE GOT THE MUNCHIES7 A SPECIAL WEDDING begins FEMALE MUSICIANS, especially SEE iypewriter Experienced, reliable and beautitul music AND REASONABLE Recycle 235 So lat St 2864275 open very reasonable IBM area. 5/8-2663 GET YOUR MONEY BOOK AT THE drummers. pan exciting new group tor FOR RENT fame 2 bdrm turnisneo RATES, Ceremonies - receptions also 10-9 'AUTOMOTIVE' SPARTAN BOOKSTORE AND GO GET MONEYI NEED SOME? Get it with Part big 5$5 Over Is Must own Instr. 206- 666 5 5th St Uirls only. Gail Call the Hansen Bros 928-0413 house YOUR FREEBEES AND OTHER GOOD SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 350 per lb time Managenient Opportunity If 9413 manager after 5 p m 296-83011 or drop by And to place your ad TYPING 80 North 3rd St. Apt 0823 DEALS. 293-2964 interested Phone J,9-6.1115 eller 4 p m 0th745 9th si ci SAMURAI MOVIES 'Eng subtitles) "the 287-4355 (before 8 a.m. eft. 2 P.m SI-Fl MCDONALD'S Ambush CAMERA ONE 366 So 1st St SLACKUTI POSTERS 51 50, PATCHES 1 Mt; WIENERSCHNITZELI3) 7 pm wknites Sat-Sun mat 2 tire 295- 750 6 up. INSENSE 25 STICKS 296 SUN 'N SOIL Classified Rates Print Your Ad Here: WEDDING BELL SLUES? Cheer up with ROUND TABLE PIZZA(3) E008 PIPES $1 00 & up. RADIOS 5395 8 up. One Twn three Four F iox Ea' h add, !Count appro. 1? and spaces for sch 1 mel talented rnueical LEATHER GOODSE BINOCULARS day days days days days 1.unal day trio We Pie', your BARREL'S FISH 'N CHIPS requests at Ceremony or 57200 a up BLACKLITE. COMPLETE 3 lines Si 50 200 223 240 230 35 recaPtion 928- CAESAR'S PIZZA HOUSE WE'RE NOT CHEAP al San Jose 413 for more into DELICATESSEN IS Stt 95 4 $2295 STROBE LIGHTS ISABEL'S Waterbeds Dui we are inexpensive Give 4 lines 200 2 50 275 290 300 35 SPARTAN HOUSE $17 95 GAS GLO BULB 5398 INDIA us cell et 2i15-8194 or drop UM 611 b CUSTOMIZE your Christmae cards by 7-ELEVEN PAINTS. FISH NETTING $1 OS A up T- Slurp', 250 300 325 310 350 35 10111 St bluing your name imprinted in gold 100 SHIRT S 52 00 EACH BROOKS 80 E San 6 lines 300 350 375 390 400 35 cerds- $500 You supply cards. Cali 371. Fernondo 1 Mk from SJSU Phone 292- AND LOST & FOUND FREE MOVING BOXES 0409 0184 WOOD CO OPl BODEGA ESPANA I SO SO SO 50 SO EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPIST THE PISCINE 3.. S 4th St 14 blot, Pr int Nan,. {shunt. LOST-DOWEiSHEP MIX. Looks exac- 1040N ilth St Master Reports. Dissertations no" Of obranii 287.7030 Futures a tly like e DOBERMAN 4 mo old Call wine a beer store Arldrits Marianne Tamberg - 1924 Harris Your complete complete line of nested waterbeds from 259-4874 or 258-2894 REWARD $54 pillows accessorise quality 10 City En lova is $ F Telephone 371-0395 San Jose speed imported bikes from sag sales a THE FAIRS hut Check a Classification SEND CHECK MONEY ORDER OR Deadline lore dery prior In Publ afinn Lost: UOIO WOES Vihht We, dellepl1 Leal Service All al righteous frier HAIR CUTS AND TRIMS. Specializing In ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS entail with is CASH SPARTAN t)AiL Y ,eser utivi pub! u alien dates only III Minegyrn Noy 14 Ut sentimental diy neiplul service 267-7030 BEDS I P long heir and split ends tor men and Before you Mow it with Hefirnerd Check Nouae 0 Services CI ASSIF IED, SAN JOSE STATE N refunds q ewe 'lied qls value Please itlIulIn 1,011 /94-1508 REST BIKES t HE BEST et Ply FAN woonso Only 01 00 2117-2676 ours and save St U I .. 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