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Softball squad struggles SPART DAnx#1/44 through a soalcer Page 8 VoL 100, No. 38 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 Wednesday, Ma rt.h 24, 1991

'The concern is this: are Faculty feel threatened by budget shortfall we going to draw the BY KEVIN TURNER lyst's Office (LAO) was presented at loads were becoming greater problems. "The brunt of the pay cuts will come 'Tartan Daily Star( Wnter these meetings. For starters, the LAO Munitz also said there is less faculty job through part- titne teachers, who don't line, and make CSU a SJSU faculty may have to prepare for stated the CSU would need $336 mil- security and the CSU may be anticipat- have that long-term stability:. Van Beek the worst, as the CSU's $1,788-per-year lion to bring it line with the state Mas- ing faculty lay offs, particularly if the said. diploma mill or fee proposal creates differing problems ter Plan of affordable, quality educa- state budget goes beyond 10 percent in "The merit salary adjustments including missed pay raises, lay offs tion. CSU cuts. (MSAs) are set every year for the facul- preserve the quality of and the decline in quality of education. According to the "CFA Update," In SJSU President J. Handel Evans' ty:" he said. "The younger teachers who In the past few weeks, state budget CSU Chancellor Barry Munitz agreed town meeting last month, he said CSU have been on campus for only three or education?' hearings with the Senate Budget and with the LAO that there are 6,500 less is currently operating with a projected four years will not have the MSAs. Fiscal Review Subcommittee were held; class sections and 2,500 fewer faculty 4.5-percent reduction of fees. "We have one of the highest teacher results of the hearings were presented this year, and this was the third consec- Stephen D. Van Beek, community loads, where some teachers are sched- as documents called "California Facul- utive year without a faculty pay raise, and government affairs liaison for the uled four classes a term. Teachers rely ty Association (CFA) Government even with the rising cost of living. Academic Senate, said SJSU had on sabbaticals to improve instruction Pat Nick, (-..tht CU kasoc Relations Weekly Updates." The committee was also informed planned no tenure and tenured-track in their fields. And the sabbaticals have Evidence from the Legislative Ana- that faculty compensation and work- lay offs. See FACULTY, Page 6 Faculty contract extended for one year BY ALLAN HOVLAND Al Swanson, professor of Spartan Daily Stall Wntet social works at SJSU and The California State member of the CFA griev- Forging ahead University (CSU) and the ance committee, said SJSU California Faculty Associa- will have to vote in a slight- tion (CFA) have agreed to ly different manner. extend the CFA's contract "Normally we would one year, to June 30, 1994. hold elections on campus," The CFA is the union for Swanson said. "But we'll be university faculty in Cali- on break." SJSU is the only fornia. CSU campus not in session The new contract, called next week. the Collective Bargaining However, the CFA have Agreement, was approved arranged for SJSU faculty by the board of trustees to vote by mail. "The rec- March 17. CSU Chancellor ommendation that the Barry Munitz and the (CFA) leadership is giving board both recommend to its members is that (the the CFA accept this agree- contract) be ratified," Fim- ment. bres said. "Now the ball is in our One issue the CFA is still court," said Manuel Fim- worried about is the merit bres, president of the SJ SU salary adjustment (MSA), chapter of CFA. "Next or step increase. This is a week, a vote is going to go pay upgrade correspond- to the membership for rati- ing to the number of years fication. By the end of next a professor teaches at SJSU. week, we will know Each year is equal to a whether we approve it or "step" on the ladder toward not." Fimbres said he sees tenure. The amounts of the no reason for the CFA MSAs are detailed in the members to reject the con- CFA contract. tract. MSAs should not be The vote will take place confused with cost of living next week. Members of raises. MSAs are specific CFA at each of the 20 CSU salaries connected to rank campuses will vote yea or advancement, whereas cost nay, Fimbres said, on the of living raises are tied to new contract. state inflation. CFA members will vote Fimbres said the budget at each of their prospective that went from the legisla- campuses. Then each chap- ture to the governor had MATT WALLIS SPARTAN DAIL Y ter office will tally the votes included MSAs. What the Yolanda Adra, left, Alice Ng, middle, and Millie Solomon pour molten temperature burns away the sculpture, leaving a bronze cast. After a and report the results to overnor did was strike out bronze into plaster casts Tuesday afternoon at the university's art day, the plaster is broken off and the bronze cast remains. The three CFA headquarters in Los the language specifically foundry located on Fifth Street. The bronze is heated to 2,0000 F and students are working on a project for their Art 169 metal sculpture Angeles. The outcome of allocating funds for MSAs the money is used to make a cast of a sculpture contained in the mold. The high class. the vote will be made and just include known on April 1 or 2. See CONTRACT, Page 6 SISU pays $20,000 a month Good students may get Latin tides BY NASER MEN for graduation honors. tions are better known to Spartan Daily Stall Writer A lot of people don't under- employers. He said by using extra while awaiting new well After 29 years, SJSU will like- stand what the English designa- them, "we comform with other ly re-establish a long-standing tions stand for, Academic Sena- campuses in the nation." SJISU tradition abandoned in tor John Latimer said. Cum laude (pronounce BY TRUONG 1)11110C KtiANti has approved the expenditure. used, there needs to be modifica- 1964. It is a return proposed by "Businesses and employers come laudee) means with praise Spartan Daily Stall Wnter Drilling a well doesn't neces- tions, as specified by the state a group of students who have greater appreciation for or the first grade of honor. Because only one campus sarily mean there will be water Department of Health Services thought it would make a big the Latin designations than the Summa cum laude refers to the water well is in working order, underneath. (DHS). difference to students graduat- English designations of 'distinc- highest praise or distinction. SISU is currently buying from the "You drill the well, then you Sharon Wong from DHS ing with honors. tion' and 'great distinction: Magna cum laude, which refers city to meet its water needs, and test it to prove that it's yielding Office of Drinking Water, said The SJSU Academic Senate which are currently used by the to a great praise, designates stu- this is costing the university the quantity you desire:. Yang there are three requirements SJSU approved the recommendation university," he said. dents work higher than cum approximately $20,000 more per said. must meet. First, it needs to to the return of the Latin desig- Latimer, who serves on the laude but lower than summa month, according to Ken Yang, The site of the new well will be upgrade the chlorination facility nations cum laude, magna cum Instruction and Student Affairs director of operations design and between Joe West Hall and Build- to ensure the system is reliable laude and summa cum Ian& Committee, said Latin designa- See HONORS, Page const ruction. ing BB. and flow proportional. "How It is. therefore, to the universi- The current non-operating proportional" means the amount ty's advantage to either modify main campus well, which is next of chlorine added is always in the main well, which was contam- to Seventh Street Parking Garage, proportion to the amount of Commentator speaks on socialism, post-Soviet style inated earlier this semester, or is nearly 30 years old. water flow. constuct a new one. "That's ba.sically how long a Second, SJSU needs to retain a BY LEAH LA GALANTE pendent leftist, will focus on the "friendly critic," Lindsay said. "It's still in the design stage," well is good for:' Yang said. certified water treatment plant Special to the Spartan Daily pa.st tive to six years of social Mandel said. "I attended Yang said, referring to plans to There's a casing for a metal tube operator to operate and maintain Bill Mandel, radio commenta- activity in the Soviet Union, said Moscow University and got to build a new well on campus. "But inserted into wells so that the the chlorination facility. tor, author and scholar of the for- Bob Lindsay, a member of the know the people of the Brezhnev the technical design is done." ground doesn't move, and the And third, it needs to upgrade mer Soviet Union, will speak at Committees of Correspondence. administration." Facilities Development and casing is showing its age. its monitoring program for clear- the First Christian Church, locat- The Committees of Corre- Mandel is the author of five Operations (FDO) is working in "It's not in good condition," ing and monitoring residual bac- ed at 80 S. Fifth St., Thursday at spondence make up a left-wing books about the Soviet Union, a joint effort with the Environ- Yang said. "It can collapse any teria. 7:30 p.m. on "What Did Happen organization born out of the two of which resulted in the ques- mental Health and Occupational time." "It's up to the university to put in the Soviet Union:. the first in a Communist Party and founded tioning of Mandel in 1953 by Sen- Safety (EHS) to drill the well in The South Campus well is a a package together and propose it series of lectures, discussions and on the principles of democracy, ator Joseph McCarthy during the the summer. fairly new well, according to to us," Wong said. symposia on "Socialist Thought Lindsay said. McCarthy hearings, Mandel said. Yang estimated the new well Yang. It, however, only serves that Plumbing Supervisor Kym in the Post-Soviet Era." Mandel is considered an expert The lecture is sponsored by the will cost between $200,000 and section of campus. Bersuch said the current system Mandel, former member of the in the study of the former Soviet San Jose chapter of the Commit- $300,000. The chancellor's oftice Before the main well can be See WATER, Page 3 Communist Party and now inde- Union and can be described as a tees of Correspondence. 2 , !.nivcr.11, SPAR-TAN DAILY Forum & Opinion

EDITORIAI nsolidating programs best way to preserve courses

implementation of the new program, The Spartan Daily supports the they are failing to recognize the possi- recommendation that would create ble benefits to students. Included in an ethnic and comparative studies the benefits is the scaling down of department at SJSU. administrative overhead and direct- The department, to be formed by ing the funds to course offerings. joining the Afro-American and Mexi- The course content and the num- can-American studies programs with ber of class offerings from each pro- each other, would combine the pro- gram will remain unchanged. The grams' resources. department will promote multi-cul- The recommendation makes sense tural understanding. At the same in light of budget constraints being time students will still be able to con- imposed on the university. This uni- centrate in different studies offered by versity is full of sacred cows that pro- the department . vide little milk to students it is The loss facing these current pro- time they are put out to pasture. grams can be said in two words: According to SJSU Institutional administrative autonomy. This loss Research, only two students are has little or nothing to do with stu- declared as Afro-American studies dents or their education. majors in the Spring 1992 semester. Education should be the primary This lack of student interest is jeopar- concern to all involved while this uni- dizing the program. versity deals with budget reductions 'I'he new recommendation will not white-collar jobs. preserve the integrity of the prograin We hope future proposals are both for those who are interested. cost effective and fair to the students FFIEDLIMPERTSPARTANDAILY While opponents of the recom- of this university as well as the tax- mendation search for ways to stop the payers who support it. Yesterday's liberal extremists today's status quo

sion. During the 12 years of before. Letters to the editor Woe is the plight of Reagan and Bush, groups such By what these televangelists the poor, disassociated liberal as Earth First! got media atten- are saying, it's obvious they're ext remist. tion because of the lack of gov- feeling more than a little claus- Once upon a time in Amer- ernment action to meet their trophobic with the new demo- A modest abortion proposal ica, a radical was exemplified desires. But since the election, cratic leader. by such causes as the environ- the ones making the most They pace anxiously across Editor, paid by the adoptive parent. And if by ment and civil rights. These media noise have been on the their flower-laden stage con- Jim Batch So the abortion debate marches three months no one claims the child, issues are still very much in rightish end of the political demning such horrors as free- on. Let's get a few things out of the then an abortion can occur. This the limelight, of course, but line. thought and free-choice. They way: I believe life begins at concep- gives pro-lifers a chance to put their the extreme view is not getting The ones feeling particular- quote from the Bible and flash Elephant Talk tion; abortion is murder and some money where their mouths are with as much ly anxious are these quotes on the screen for times murder is an acceptable course all the "bring the baby to term and attent ion. the Christian those not bnght enough to fol- of action. Everybody will always land someone will adopt him" talk. It's all Bill fundamen- low along. Then they manipu- absurd. But as one who usually on one side of the issue or the other No backing out of this contract: it Clinton's The one ingredient talists. It may late these passages to relate hangs out on the extreme left fueling an endless debate, rage and will be tighter than a pre-nuptial fault, damn it. just be my them to whatever subject they of the political line or hatred for those of the other opinion. agreement between two lawyers and With the that_fuels a imagination, are discussing. maybe hovers somewhere What shall we do? We can just for- carry a $250,00 fine payable to the election of but these One even came close to call- above it I'm starting to get a get about it and let things stay the child so he will not grow up in pover- Mr. Middle- radical'sfire is guys seem to ing for a crusade against little jealous of these guys. way they are, but pro-lifers won't let ty. With this three-month-rule, you of-the -road be on TV a homosexuals. And I'm sitting Maybe I should start think- us do that either. So we're stuck, still get the quality of life a woman (whom 1 oppression. lot more than there trying to figure out what ing about a contribution to the right? deserves who doesn't want a child. voted for, they used to. these people are so afraid of. Quayle in '96 campaign. Wrong! I've got an idea that should Now I know what you're saying, incidentally), I like to When one guy said with a let both sides feel victorious and give "This is just a fantasy that can't ever the role of the pissed-off radi- watch these guys. The fear and completely straight face that them just what they want, life and happen." But wait at this time a cal has fallen into some fright- anger in their eyes is amusing God's love goes hand in hand choice. How? baby can be saved at around two ening hands. in scary sort of way. with financial success, I had to Simple, at this time, we can trans- months premature in extreme cases. The most obvious example It usually happens that I'm leave the room. plant livers, make test-tube babies And who is to say we can't some day as of late is the pro-lifers. All of watching these guys while I'm just wondering when and keep hearts running with pace- move them inside of three months. a sudden the anti-abortionist hung over some Sunday morn- Pat Buchannan who should makers. Medical technology has Think about it. Pro-lifers can stop has all the anger and impetus ing, slouched in my chair with be basking in this glow of advanced by leaps and bounds and blockading abortion clinics and get of an eco-terrorist trapped in a coffee in hand, wondering intolerance is going to buy all will agree that it will do so in the jobs to give money to research. Pro- nuclear power plant. what they would think of all air time and start displaying Jim Batch is Daily future. choicers can stop protesting the pro- The one ingredient that the wonderful sins in which I his charts and graphs. staff columnist. His column So here it is. We take the child lifers and get their choice in a more fuels a radical's fire is oppres- just indulged myself the night Hopefully it won't get that appears every Wednesday. from the mother who doesn't want humane way. It's time to step back him and transfer him to a mother and look at this from a different per- who wants to adopt him or to a spective. mechanical "womb" for a parent who legally adopted him. Affirmative action: Will they ever understand? The procedure will cost as much as Peter Perdaems an abortion and any extra will be Junior, Radio, Television/Film These programs are the fruits effect now, such as EOP, Belafanti Deashan Not long ago, while dri- of a harvest we have tenacious- Upward Bound and so forth ving in my parents' van, a ly worked to gather. are the product of decades of Jones struggling freshman such as Furthermore, through the petitions, agitation, struggles, myself can't afford his own struggles, bloodshed, and diligence, militancy, and, wheels, I happened to be death we have endured, and unfortunately, death; not, as SP N DAILY zooming through the radio's from the cheap if not forced you believe, the so-called good Campus Viewpoint AM frequency when some- labor which has built this great will to men of America's power RICHARD ESPINOZA executive editor thing caught my attention. nation, and brought our structure a predominantly and physical struggles that This something was a dis- ancestors little, if any, econom- white power structure, if I may have been justifiably warrant- BRIAN WACHTER city editor cussion on the state of the ic returns, America's minori- add. ed. PATTI EAGAN production editor American education system. ties have payed for these pro- Hence, the progress minori- As historical fact leads us to TARA MURPHY photo editor Anyway, the talk-show itself grams. ties have believe, there would be no DAVID MARSHALL chiefphotographer did not beckon for my atten- We have made is the Affirmative Action programs MARIA C. ROSE forum editor tion, but rather a comment not, as you From an African- result of were it not for the countless SEAN COOPER arts entertainment editor made by one of the listeners. so assuredly struggle. numbers of minorities who DEBRA MYERS features editor The listener, a guy named assume, American And as have been willing to fight for ERIK HOVE sports editor Dave, ryas a white, male college been "given" Frederick what's rightfully theirs. jON SOLOMON chief copy editor student. Dave called the studio anything. persepective, Douglas And, most importantly, the AMOS FABIAN national foreign editor to express his feelings on Affir- Moreover, these once said, few programs minorities have mative Action in education. Affirmative "If there is obtained were paid for with an CHRISTINA MION advertising director Dave's comment was, "I Action pro- programs haven't no struggle unexchangeable currency, the think that Affirmative Action g r am s, there is no human life, and are nothing BILL BEEMAN retail advertising manager programs show bias towards while they even begun to pay progress. more than a miniscule pebble LIONEL CARREON adverttsing art director white students, and perpetu- are good in interest on the debt This strug- fallen from the mountainside AARON THATCHER natuinal advertising manager ates favoritism. intent, can gle may be a of retribution. AVELINO POMBO national advertising manager First of all, in light of the never fully moral one, Wherever you are Dave, I compensate owed to us or it may be hope this explanatory essay KELLEY WELSH advertising marketing manager years of misrepresentation, DM BUTLER adwrosing downtown manager bigotry, socioeconomic and us (Ameri- a physical sets you on the path that winds one, and it from DOUG WALKER advertising entertainment manager educational obsolescence that ca's minon- ignorance to under- America's minorities, who ties: both past and present) for may be both moral and physi- standing. And, hopefully, once SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager actually constitute the majori- the work we've done. cal, but it must be a struggle. you understand the historical CHRIS jETER advertising production manager ty, have faced, Dave's ideology From an African-American Power concedes nothing with- origins and implications of cys., : TRACY BIAKEI Y,11111 ERB, HEC Top oRES, NANCY FoNG, ALLAN HOVLAND, IENNIFER seriously disappoints me. perspective, these programs out a demand. It never did and Affirmative Action programs KANE, LAURA KLEINMAN, El AINE MEITTLER, NAsER IDEls, DINA MEDINA, MINERVA PANIILIO,THEoDORE But, as Dr. Martin Luther haven't even begun to pay it never will. Men may not get you will help to make history, scam= TRII0NG MANIC KEVIN TVRNER, ToRREY WEBB, PAUL WOTEL. King, jr. once said, "There can interest on the debt owed us. all they pay for in this world, rather than repeat the mistakes COLUMNIST,: IIM BATCHo, LyNN BENSON, BROOKE sHEIBY BIGGS, STEVE CHAE, AMOs FABIAN, LOHN pEREZ, STE VE SI OAN, MATT SMITH. be no deep disappointment No amount of programs, mon- but they must certainly pay for of the past. ILLUSTRATORS: toW I ER, MARTIN GEF, FRED LIMPERT where there is not deep love." etary and social gains, or apol- all they get:' '8.. PHOTOGRAPHERS: SiloNA PARoFF, MONTY CoSMF, IENNIf FR FEURTADO. D.A. HORVATH. IENIFER Secondly Dave, since I ogizing can ever repay us for For the Dave's of the world I ANN I A, CHRIsTINA MAcIAS. AIMEE McKINNEY, KAREN SCHMIDT, MATT WALLIS. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: SCOTT ABBANAT TEREAE ALAI, CAROLYN CAMERON, myself am a member of the so the injustices inflicted upon this all boils down to a few GRA(' E CHow, DARLENE KEE, EA TM A I AMBLRTE, SUSAN RAM, IIM TRAMEI., ALEX WADLEY, LI-KING YEE called minority, I feel Affirma- the mental and physical being simple facts: ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: AL VIN CHUNG, IEFF JACKSON, MARK TOWNSEND, tive Action programs in edu- of our ancestors. Affirmative Action in edu- Belafanti Deashan Jones TRINETTE VAN DER HEIDEN cation are vitally important. You see, the programs in cation is the result of moral Freshman: Biology SPA R'IAN I)A I IN ,r, ; , I , I , ' Wednesday, NI irdi 24, 199

Reach the SJSU market. SpartaGuide Honors ADVERTISE! (408) 924-3270 Me San Jose State calendar Fmtn page 1 jobs." cum laude. The Academic Senate, at the The proposed change origi- meeting on March 8, also nated with concern of students approved the GPA require- TODAY 4p.m., Art Building and Industri- who are graduating with hon- ments for graduation honors at al Studies, call Marla at 924- ADVERTISING CLUB: Meeting ors and students with high SJSU. 4330. Students with a 3.30 to a Get with BBDO San Francisco, 7p.m., GPAs, said Stephen Goodman, a SJSU FOUNDATION AND SJSU Acad- 3.60 GPA will be designated as BC 114, call Alan 924-7920. a student senator on the OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUD- cum laude. Those with a GPA AL-ANON: Weekly Meeting, 12- emic Senate. that does the job. IES AND RESEARCH: 14th committee, which of 3.61 to 3.84 are considered 12:50p.m., Administration 269, The Annual Research Forum with Goodman is a member of, as magna cum laude. And stu- call (510) 483-2084. to follow, 2p.m., Engi- reviewed the recommendation dents with a GPA equal to or Full Service AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: reception Do It neering Bldg. auditorium, room presented by the students "and higher than 3.85 are honored Meeting, 6p.m., SU Montalvo Desktop Publishing 189, call Nancy at 924-1429, decided to approved for many with summa cum laude. Yourself Room, call Stephanie at 294- STUDENTS FOR CHOICE: reasons," Goodman said. Although SJSU President J. 7937. SJSU Tabling and signing of the late "The Latin designations are Handel Evans has not signed Resume Package I ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- Dr. Gunn, 9a.m.-3p.m., Front of the uniform way to honor a the proposal, he is expected to Includes a one -page typeset 20A) Off GRAM BOARD: Wednesday resume on SU, call Denelle at 984-4084. student with high GPAr he approve it. a 31/2 inch storage All Copies on night cinema - "Reservoir If he signs it, it will become diskette and laser print. SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGI- said. "It helps these student Resume Paper. Dogs," 6-9p.m., SU Ballroom, call graduate a policy effective spring of NEERS: Annual Speaking Event, when they transfer to R.A.T. line at 924-6261. and when they look for 1994. $24.95 Valid on orders over $2.50. 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m., Engineer- studies CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- Must present coupon. One ing Bldg. auditorium, call Simi at NITY: Daily Lent Mass, Resume Package II coupon per customer. Not 226-3765 or Allan at 241-8384. 12:10p.m., Campus Christian Includes everything mentioned valid with any other offer STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY Center Chapel at 10th and San above, plus 20 copies of the and only at this location. COMMITTEE: Health Fair, Master Carlos, call Judy at 298-0204. resume, 20 blank sheets self balance, 10a.m.-3p.m., Mid- Water COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: Con- and 20 envelopes. SU, call Tam i at 924- versation with Bob Wick, level in hrom page] lars, he said. SJSU is paying more kinkols: 6203. 2:30p.m., SU Montalva Room, to San Jose Water Co. every $29.95 the copy center call Mark at 997-3980. the university has is capable of month when it can be self-sup- Cover Letters, Additional Pages COUNSELING SERVICES: Acad- one part of residual chlorine per porting, water-wise. 93 E. San Carlos St. emic Advising, 4-5p.m. in THURSDAY million. DHS is asking that the For January '93, the latest (across from McDonald's) chlorination system be capable of month $9.95 Admin. Bldg. 201, 5-6:45p.m. in ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER for which FDO has 295-4336 putting out two or three parts per records, SJSU used 13,302 CCFs Admin. Bldg. lobby, call 924- STUDENT UNION: Asian Out- million, he said. (1 CCF = 748 gallons), half of' Exp. 4/2/93 .1 5910. reach-Day meeting, 5-7p.m., SU The two-parts system costs which was purchased from the DELTA SIGMA PHI: March of Montalvo Room, call Christina at $60,000, while the three-parts city. San Jose Water Co. (SJWC) Dimes benefit - Funkier Than 924-2587. CALMECA PROJECT: Pre-Bowl- system costs $100,000. charges the same rate for a single- Thou, 8p.m. at Rockin Tacos, "That's a difference of $40,000 house residence A-Thon Gathering, 6p.m., SU or a commercial Santa Clara Street, call Gary at between the two, which is a lot," business, which is $1.309 per Costanoan Room, call Venessa 295-1008. Bersuch said. "We're asking CCF, according to Melania, an at 279-5143. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL (DHS) to pick one." employee at SJWC, whose com- CAREER PLANNING AND SCIENCES: Lecture by Dr. However, Wong said DHS pany policy only allows her to Michael Kutilek on "Conserva- PLACEMENT: Career strategies does not set a minimum or maxi- identify herself by her first name. tion Problems in Antarctica," for physics majors, 11:30a.m., mum standard for chlorine resid- Over the years, SJSU has con- 1:30p.m., Duncan Hall 135, call Science 239; Co-op orientation, ual levels in underground water served enough water in its water Jean at 924-4900. lp.m., SU Costanoan Room, call supplies. bank so there is no danger of DISABLED STUDENTS ASSOCI- 924-6033. "Our standard only applies to exceeding its allocations and pay- ATION: Spring Celebration with JEWISH AWARENESS MONTH: treated surface waterr Wong said. ing a higher rate, according to refreshments, 12p.m., SU Movie night, 7:30p.m., SU To meet DHS qualifications, Betty Luna of the facilities Pacheco Room, call 924-6000. Costanoan Room, call Anna at SJSU will need to buy additional department. FANTASY AND STRATEGY 378-3037 or 379-6056. equipment for a slightly different "We're making every effort to CLUB: "Vampire," 5p.m., SU MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Listening injection system, Bersuch said. move back to our campus wells," Almaden, call Mike at 924-7097. Hour featuring pianist Laurel "We're not losing the current Yang said. "Maybe in a month or FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUBS: Brettell, 12:30-1:20p.m., Music equipment," Bersuch said. "We'll two, we'll be back." Barbecue, 12:30-2p.m., 7th Bldg., Concert Hall, call 924- just be adding more to an exist- Once the new well is con- Street barbecue pit, call Dr. Van 4673. ing systemr structed, the current main well Hoof at 924-4620 (students PREVENTION EDUCATION What it boils down to is dol- will serve as back-up, Yang said. must sign up to attend). PROGRAM (PEP) CENTEr.. LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE Impromptu Theatre, 12-1p.m., DEVELOPMENT: Slideshow and SJSU Amphitheater, call Mar.;ha _ meeting to elect new officers, at 924-5945. SAVE THE AFRO-AMERICAN 011%,11E-11-11-tiOVIES 12:30p.m. slideshow, 1:30p.m. r-c. STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Meet- r=3, I- ice meeting, BC 215, call 924-4413. -r- -r ing, 5:30p.m., Wahlquist Central C:t F=t N.,"/ 41:1. FM PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT F=1111\11G Tutorial Room, call F=t SOCIETY OF AMERICA: Officer 210, SDS-EOP E3 Fit E elections meeting, 7p.m., SU Aswad at 924-7952. Costonoan Room, call Wendy at SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: 11::1 I L-. 248-5683. Student galleries shows 10a.m.- A. CORDIALLY SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: 4p.m., Art Building and Industri- YOU ARE LJS AS al Studies, call Marla at 924- TO JOIN Student galleries shows 10a.m.- INVITE0 A PALETTE OF PRESENT AND 4330. VVE NATIONAL.

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BY TORREY WEBB Julie Luft , drove in another run from the game. arta) I Yady start Writer with a sacrifice fly. SJSU wasn't able to manufac- It was raining, the field was However, the Spartans were ture any scoring until the seventh wet, and Debbie Nelson, SJSU quick to respond in the following inning on an RBI single by Jenny Softball Coach was ejected from inning with their next at-bat. Cook. both games in a doubleheader as Jackie Tawaey, who went 2-for-3 The first game was scoreless her team went on to get swept by hit a double and went to third until the fourth inning. Deirdre the University of Hawaii 5-0, 6-2. base on a passed ball. Wisneski of Hawaii drove in a "This the first time I've been Then Noleana Woodard, col- run with a line shot that just fell thrown out in seven years and lected an RBI as she singled, dri- fair inside the first baseline. Kel- today I got the double whammy. ving Tawney home. The first ley Hupp next hit a double to left It was frustrating, we couldn't get inning ended with the score of 2- field to score the next run.. any calls." With bases loaded, University The Spartans (13-10, 3-3) The rest of the game was of Hawaii scored on a passed ball faced a mediocre Hawaii team owned by the University of by the pitcher Lisa Wehren. (15-18, 2-8) that was looking for Hawaii. In the top of the third, When asked if the bad whether its first win in the Big West Con- they extended their lead when had an effect on her team's per- ference. Anne Williams and Keeler each formance, Nelson was skeptical. The Rainbow Wahine struck drove in a run. "I don't think so. Hawaii was first in the top of the first inning In the fifth, the Wahine scored hitting the ball well. They weren't of the second game when two more runs, one a close call at making the same mistakes we Stephanie Keeler drove in a run home plate which Nelson protest- were," Nelson. on an infield hit. The next batter, ed and was promptly ejected SJSU Track Club holds fourth JENNIFER FEURTADO SPARTAN DAIL- Brandon Coupe, the Spartans' No. 1 singles during Monday's match. Coupe won the player, returns the ball to his BYU opponent match 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. annual Spartan Gold Rush Run Spartan tennis teams get blown out, The fourth annual Spartan Proceeds benefit the Spartan Club, a sports memorabilia and Gold Rush Run is only less than Cross-Country and Track Club, apparel store in San Jose. two weeks away on April 4 at 9 which was formed after the Herkenrath said he felt terrible Coupe only winner on either squad a.m. demise of the SJSU track team in at the loss of the track team in The Run, which is always on 1988. The fund raiser will help 1988 and wanted to do something SJSU's Brandon Coupe won McMullin 6-0, 6-2. State 9-0. the first day of daylight-savings the club offset expenses like track special for the track club. his ninth straight singles match Because of the new Fast The Spartans (3-11) were time, will be held at Hellyer Park and field entry fees, travel costs This year's run is being dedi- Monday, March 22 improving Scoring System for the men's unable to take one set away in South San Jose and is the Spar- and scholarships awarded to out- cated in the memory of long-time his season record to 20-5, but it tennis teams, doubles only from Boise(8-6). tan Cross-Country and Track standing club members. supporter and charter member was the only singles match the counts as one point in the team At No. 1 singles, the Spar- Club premier fund raising event. For the first time, a silent auc- Zeppi Long, who died last Spartans won as they lost to score. tans Tisha Hiraishi lost to The race welcomes SJSU stu- tion for sports memorabilia items November from a heart ailment. Brigham Young University 6-1, Whoever wins two of the Luciana Nolasco 6-1, 6-2. Jen- dents, faculty, staff and the San will be held at the race site as an Andrea Byers, two-time club at the Spartan Courts. three doubles matches or all nifer Taylor was defeated 6-4, Jose community at large to join additional fund-raiser. Kent president, said "Zeppi loved this SISU's record dropped to 3- three of the matches will 6-2 to Boise's Kris Costi at No. this five-mile run or two-mile Herkenrath, the captain of SJSU's club and put in more time and 9. receive the point and each 2 singles and at No. 3 SJSU's walk. track team in 1959, donated sev- energy than anyone else to make Coupe, the Spartans' No. 1 match is only played as a pro- Julie Williams lost 6-4, 6-3 to The fee to register is $8 for eral items including a complete this race a success." singles player, took three sets to set. Bindi Thomas 6-4, 6-3. SJSU students, $12 for advance Olympic pin set valued at $200 For more information call defeat BYU's Brad Quinney 3- Unfortunately, the Spartans Rounding off singles play registration (before March 26) and several autographed San Andrea Byers at (408) 288-6951 6, 6-3, 6-4. won only one of the doubles was Bihn Thach who lost to and $15 race-day registration for Francisco 49ers posters. or Sonya Bradley at (510) 636- In No. 2 singles, the Spar- matches. Toni Yates 6-1, 6-2 at No. 4 sin- all others. Herkenrath owns the Fan 1503. tans' Ryan Edwards lost to Her- The No. 1 doubles team of gles, Nicole Fink was beat 7-6, man Van de Casteel 7-5, 6-3. Brandon Coupe and Marasi- 6-0 by Lisa Benton at No. 4 and BY U's Micah Rideout was vic- gan defeated Rideout and at No. 5 Leslie Magsalay lost to Alcohol may have torious over Ryan Marasigan 6- Quinney 8-6. Edwards and Cris Shin 6-0, 6-1. contributed to 2, 7-6 at No. 3 singles and at Damon Coupe lost to Van de In doubles play, Hiraishi and No. 4, Jason Hardin edged out Casteel and Brian Hardin 8-2 Taylor was defeated by Nolasco the Spartans' Damon Coupe 6- at No. 2 doubles. SISU's No. 3 and Costi 6-3, 6-0 at No. 1 dou- Cleveland Indian players' deaths 2, 2-6, 6-3. doubles team was defeated by bles. Yuval Bauman and Sergio Jason Hardin and and The No. 2 doubles team of WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) Strouse said an autopsy had General manager John Hart Pinto, SJSU's No. 5 and 6 sin- McMullin 8-3. Williams and Fink lost 6-1, 6-0 Beer and vodka were found been done Thesday on Olin, and said he had "absolutely no idea" gles players, went down in Women to Thomas and Benton and at Tuesday aboard the power boat one would be performed whether the players were drunk. straight sets. Bauman lost 6-0, The SISU women's tennis No. 3 Thach and Gretchen See- that rammed a dock on a dark- Wednesday on Crews. She did not But he said he was assured by 6-3 to Andrew Sheppert and team also dropped a non-con- ley was beat by Yates and Jan ened lake, killing two Cleveland know when blood-alcohol levels Indians strength and condition- Pinto was defeated by Colin ference match Monday to Boise Blackman 7-5, 6-2. Indian pitchers, injuring another for both players or Ojeda, the sur- ing coach Fernando Montes they and devastating the club two vivor, would be released. weren't. Montes was at a picnic weeks before the start of the sea- Lt. Bruce Cooper of the com- with the players and their families son. mission said investigators "found before the boat ride. Investigators said it would be full beer cans in an ice chest and a "Life is a series of risks," Hart several days before toxicology liter of vodka almost full." One said. "I think all of us have put Women take fifth in Big West studies determined if Steve Olin, empty beer can was also found on ourselves in jeopardy at one time Tim Crews and Bob Ojeda had the boat. or another. I spoke with Tim's been drinking. Olin, 27, the Indians' top father. He said Tim had very Conference Championship meet However, several Florida tele- reliever, was killed instantly. He strict rules about his boat. He was vision stations reported Tuesday was struck in the chest when the very familiar with the lake." night that one player had a blood- boat, near full throttle, raced The 18-foot fiberglass Skeeter Spartansstar earnes trip to NCAA regional championships alcohol level of .17, above the .10 under the dock before hitting a bass boat had a 150-horsepower considered legally drunk in Flori- post. motor and a top speed of 60 mph. The SJSU women's gymnastic Jodi Solod was the only Spar- berth in the NCAA regional da for motorists and boaters. Crews, 31, who officials said Viewed by an AP reporter at team finished in fifth place Satur- tan to finish in the top three in championships next month, the The player was not identified, was driving the boat, was also the Lake County Sheriff's garage day, March 20 in the Big West any of the events. Solod placed only gymnast from SJ SU to make and The Associated Press could struck in the chest. He died a few in Eustis, Fla., the gray and silver Conference Women's Gymnastic second in the individual floor it. not independently confirm the hours later after being hospital- boat appeared to have sustained Championships in Fullerton. exercise. Solod is one of seven all- reports. ized with head and lung injuries. little damage, just some scrapes Host Cal State Fullerton, She received a 9.85 behind around gymnasts from schools "We haven't released any of Ojeda, 35, suffered cuts on his and scratches. ranked number 20 in the nation, Fullerton's Celeste Delia who in this region to make it to the that information at this time," head and was in serious condi- There was, however, a signifi- and Utah State, ranked 18th in recieved a 9.95. regionals who are not affilitated Cheryl Strouse, duty officer for tion after surgery. He is expected cant amount of blood on the car- the nation, tied for first place. Delia won the individual all- to teams that are competing. the Florida Game and Fresh to make a full recovery. peting and seats, especially on the U.C. Santa Barbara and Sacra- around finishing with a total of It will be her third trip to the Water Fish Commission, said It was the first time two major passenger side. Blood was also mento State followed with anoth- 39.35 points. NCA A regional championships Tuesday night. "If it did get out, it league baseball players were splattered over the left side of the er tie for third place. With Solod's finish she gains a was premature." killed in the same accident. boat, covering part of the gas cap. Men earn season-high score mnastics team scores 265.25_for season best in the rings and parallel bars. "Definitely it was one of my bet- BY ELAINE MUTT:LER "But that will come in time. This ter meets. The high bar was ,I,Artan is my twelfth year in gymnas- hard. I kind of sprained my Stanford University team tics." ankles." beat the SJSU Men's Gymnastics The Spartans' Kwame Torres, Spartans Coach Ted Edwards team with an overall score of who scored a 9.5 in the rings, felt felt many of his team's members 282.45 at the final meet of the that the team scored well overall. excelled at the meet. "We did season Saturday at the Spartan "As a team we were 265.25. very, very well. This is our high- Gym. Personally I did good all around est team score to date. We had The Spartans' score was a sea- and I came back from an eight or ten personal records." son best 265.25 and U. C. injury!' Brian Matchett had three per- Berkeley scored 229.6. Brian Matchett, who wore a sonal bests. Khomi had the Jair Lynch of the Cardinals knee brace throughout the tour- highest ring totals. was surprised at the team's vic- nament, received a 9.1 on the Chris Swircek had personal tory, considering that the Cardi- high bars. bests on rings, high bar, and all nals had finals the week before. Mike Young was elated about around. It was a night of person- CHRISTINA MAC IA S SPARTAN DAILY Lynch said he had difficulty his performance in the meet. al bests." Kwame Torres performs his final high parallel bars routine Saturday night. 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0 Government forces douin would take before deciding Washingt(m whether to accept the resignation. capture city near Dehaene tendered his resignation after French-speaking Socialists in the center- Watch Angolan capitol left coalition rejected his last-ditch bud- get compromise, officials said. "Such measures are necessary. They Restiictions on LUANDA, Angola (AP) - The gov- will not be popular but we must reach an ernment said Thesday that its forces have agreement," Dehaene told reporters. gay soldiers captured Caxito, the closest rebel-held If the king accepts the prime minis- city to the capital and the second in two ter's resignation, the king would need to may be OK weeks ceded by the insurgents. appoint a mediator to set up a new coali- It was not clear, however, whether the tion, possible without Dehaene. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- rebels actually were defeated or were The crisis also cast doubt whether the dent Clinton said Thesday at his simply returning to the guerrilla tactic of government's far-reaching plans to turn first formal news conference that it controlling roads and rural areas while Belgium into a federal state from its cur- is probably constitutional to harassing government-held cities. rent unitary structure could be approved restrict the duty assignment of The official Jornal de Angola newspa- by parliament next month. homosexuals in the military. per reported Caxito's fall. About 33,000 His 40-minute session with Caxito residents had fled to a refugee 3-year-old IRA reporters in the White House East camp in Luanda in November. Some 0 Suspects in (3 Jewish settler kills Room began with a flurry of ques- now have begun walking 38 miles home. tions on Boris Yeltsin and the Russ- A government military officer in victim provokes Bombay bombing Arab who stabbed ian political crisis. But before long Luanda, speaking on condition of the emphasis turned to other mat- anonymity, said UNITA destroyed much British outrage flee to Pakistan another settler ters, ranging from qualifications of Caxito's infrastructure before with- for his Supreme Court nominee to drawing. WARRINGTON, England (AP) - The NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Six mem- JERUSALEM (AP) - A Jewish settler his plans for allowing openly gay father of a 3-year-old boy killed by an IRA bers of a Muslim family sought in connec- killed a Palestinian on Tuesday who was people in the military. bomb said lbesday he hoped his only tion with the terrorist bombs that devastat- bound hand and foot after stabbing Brought back to the gays-mili- Belgian prime child's death could be the last from North- ed Bombay have Ned to Pakistan, newspa- another settler. Radio reports said the tary topic that threw him off stride ern Ireland's troubles. pers said today. Arab was shot eight or nine times in the in the first weeks of his administra- ster resigns "I am wishing to God that this little Pakistan, which has been accused of back at close range. tion, Clinton said he would not child will be the start of this - will start aiding anti- Indian terrorists, said it would Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin urged rule out limiting homosexuals' mil- over budget cuts something to stop it," said 58-year-old cooperate in the hunt for the suspects and Israelis on Thesday to defend themselves itary assignments "depending on Wilfred Ball, whose son Johnathan was would deny them refuge. instead of complaining about Arab what the grounds and arguments BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Prime killed by one of two bombs detonated in Some top Indian government officials attacks. But he said that did not mean were." Minister Jean-Luc Dehaene submitted Warrington's shopping district on Satur- have accused Pakistan of being involved in they should be shooting Arabs. Clinton has taken the first steps the resignation of his government Thes- day. Fifty-six people were injured. the March 12 attacks, when 13 bombs Israel radio said the settler who toward allowing openly gay people day after failing to settle a dispute over Although the Irish Republican Army killed more than 300 people and damaged opened fire believed the Palestinian had in the military. budget cuts. has been setting off bombs in England for office buildings, the stock market and a grenade. But another settler said the However, confronted by wide- But Dehaene said that he still hoped 20 years in its campaign to end British rule apartments. grenade was taken away before the 21 - spread opposition from military the four coalition parties of the gover n- of Northern Ireland, Johnathan's death Police in the city of Bombay have arrest- year-old Arab was killed. leaders, the president delayed his ment could find a way out of the crisis provoked an unusual amount of outrage. ed 11 Muslims in connection with the Arab-Israeli violence has increased, policy for six months. and agree on the needed $3.2 billion in It is perhaps the biggest embarrassment bombings. prompting renewed, angry debate over budget cuts. to the IRA since it killed I I civilians at a Police have been seeking the Memon Palestinian attacks and what Israelis can It was unclear how long King Bau- World War I memorial. family since the attacks. do to defend themselves. Classi ed Phone: 924-3277 IN FAX: 924-3282

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6 Mardi 24, V93 San lose State Utst’. r SPA RTA N I.Y LET IT ROLL Contract From page I effect during the 1993-1994 acad- in the budget as unallocated emic year." funds. "We wanted to put a date of "(The governor) gave the lump implementation of July 1, 1994," sum of money, without any Fimbres said. strings attached, to Munitz," Fim- This would clarify the date of bres said. implementation; the existing lan- The CFNs position is that guage is ambiguous. "there is evidence to show that Fimbres said MSAs are being MSAs should be there and addressed in a site letter of agree- (the governor) decided to take ment. the language out we’re fighting A site letter is an amendment that," Fimbres said. to the contract. The letters are A date for arbitration of the designed to elaborate on the grievance has yet to be decided. existing language, or clarify a sec- The CFA originally requested tion's meaning. a two-year contract. "That was The letter concerning MSAs shot down," Fimbres said. "It's states that the budget need not going to be only a one-year con- have funds specifically allocated tract." for MSAs for the CSU to grant Munitz told the CFA bargain- them. ing team if things run smoothly They can be paid out of funds under this agreement, it should termed "unallocated" in the bud- be renewed for another year. get. Except for a few changes, the CFA President Pat Nickelson new contract is virtually identical and labor consultant Ed Purcell to the old. will attend a meeting today at The changes are outlined in noon in Engineering 285. They the preliminary memorandum of will be discussing the issues of understanding (MOU), a list of MSAs, layoffs and promotion as amendments made to the con- well as an update on the contract tract. situation. One item refers to the portion JENNIF CR FFURTADO - .,PAliT AN DAILY of provision 20.2b of the contract, rdeve Swearinger practices Tuesday afternoon in the Student nation. The team placed first in the sectional championships which calls for a reduction of the Union Games Area bowling lanes. Swearinger competes for the held in Portland on March 13 and 14 with a team score of 1151 faculty workload. intercollegiate bowling team, which is ranked fifth in the points. Fimbres said this means, over a period of time, faculty would MAC & PC teach three courses instead of four, and so on. The provision, originally to be RENTALS implemented during the 1992- DAILY, WEEKLY, Faculty: Fear and loathing for CSU teachers 1993 academic year, was deferred MONTHLY RATES to this year. tom page 1 "There are also what CSU and possibly San Berdadino. away, 150 students will be But the new language states Computers' To Go 539 S. Murphy S'Vale not been funded in recent calls 'six year people' in that Blair Whitney, Associated affected. that the provision "shall not take 746-2945 years. In a sense, the lack of these professors have first crack Students president-elect, said Also, he said the remaining (408) sabbaticals hurts the students. at teaching before the part- there were many choices ahead. professors will have a workload "The cutbacks in staff hurt timers. I just heard on Monday "The concern is this: are we increase, especially without the students and the faculty that the union and the CSU going to draw the line, and salary increases in over two the cuts have an impact on administration are ready to roll make CSU a diploma mill or years. everybody. Evans said as the over the contract for one more preserve the quality of educa- "Both the legislature and the faculty workloads increase, and year." tion?" Whitney asked "The sit- CSU have turned away the as their salary decreases, other Goldston added that the pay uation now is changing, where obligation to pay for the steps Get the credit you deserve universities are poaching raise that is affected by the cost only the elite and those who can it's a real disaster for luring the faculty to other of living which is different afford to go to college will pros- morale," Nickelson said. "In universities. And that means from the MSAs has not been per. many cases, we are losing crt The Bectch. the qualit y of education at SJSU implemented in the past two In the short term, the fee junior faculty. These faculty is beginning to worsen. Our job years. increases will be good for the were promised to be paid Califomia State University, Long Beach as faculty is very much hurt." "Actually the past pay raise faculty, but in the long term, accordingly (for their work), Daniel Goldston, professor of 3.9 percent was implemented we're turning the CSU system and they're finding out the ot mathematics and computer in January of 1991, whereas the for a public institution to a pri- opposite." Summer Session 1993. May 31-July ilium 21-luly 30, rice, disagreed with the administrators had an 8- to 10- vate one." Nickelson also referred to Three Sessions July 12-August 20 npor tame of the sabbaticals. percent salary increase in Pat Nickelson, president of San Jose and how the city has Over 1,300 classes offered No formal admission to the of the "I don't think it's an issue at August of 1990-91." CFA in Long Beach, also had taken the brunt of some in 75 departments CSULB University required worst economic troubles. UNIVERSITY the moment. It's been a couple Goldston said the MSAs are dire predictions. Easy registrcrtion VISA 8r Dory cmd evening classes of years since we had them. But based on step salary increases "The governor's current "In San Jose, for instance, EXTENSION MasterC,ard accepted S" r". Units me transferrable I think the question of lay offs and the professor status: assis- budget is widely regarded as an housing costs are so high that are more important:' Goldston tant professor, associate profes- over-optimistic budget," Nick- faculty can't even find a decent Call for a free class schedule: (310) 985-2360. or write to: University Extension Services, said. sor or full-time professor. elson said. "There is a good apartment," he said. "There is a CSULB, 1250 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90840-8002 Goldston added the part- Goldston said once a professor chance the governor's proposal terrible housing crunch. The time teachers are more affected is involved in the steps, the pay in January actually hit the high- union is carrying a grievance in by the budget than tenured or raise will be automatic yet water mark; we may see cuts lack of MSAs this year, but we're tenured-track professors. the budget cuts have delayed dealt to all of the state agencies. hoping to see some break- "The part-time professors the MSAs. We're fairly confident that throughs. are hired on a per-semester Carlotta Campbell, commu- things will get worse, not bet- "In a very tough fiscal envi- STUDENT SAVINGS! Goldston said. "In the nication specialist for the CFA ter." ronment, most people have math department, some profes- in Long Beach, said there was a Nickelson went on to say the expected a turn for the worst. ()II, CHANGE r TUNE-UP SPECIAL" sors received lay offs last spring, projected reduction of faculty CFA is gravely concerned about We're lobbying in Sacramento but a large number of them at several campuses including potential lay offs, and that every right now so we can get our 1$30.00... 4 Cylinder were re-h i red. Northridge, San Louis Obispo time an instructor is turned payments back." $10.00 j$40.00... 6 Cylinder :$50.00... 8 Cylinder MOST CARS Most Cars ( 'hassis Luhe Replace )11 Filter Replace spark plugs and air filter. Gay rights gaining ground at school *I tp to 5 Qts. *Check/Fill Hind. I Check cap, rotor, wires, & scope exp. 4/15/93 L exp. 4/15/93 ITILACA, N.Y. (AP) Stu- Other colleges have established invisibility and harassment no music, languages, ecology and dent Carla Roland was walking gay-oriented housing units in longer will be tolerated," said other issues. 5utex along a stone path on the Cornell recent years with little controver- Joseph L. Barrios, who represents Junior Jonathan Bloedow said University campus one day last sy. gays, lesbians and bisexuals on he condemns harassment of fall when she saw a message "Ideally, it'd be good for every- the student assembly. homosexuals but doesn't think a scrawled in colored chalk. It said body to be able to live together, "It would mean coming home gay dorm is the solution. "1-800 DIE-HOMO." but there Ls a large amount of hos- and not having to be afraid." "I draw a distinction between ervice said the 21- tility toward gays and lesbians Cornell President Frank and 1854 So. Seventh St. San Jose MON-FRI "Nly life changed," acceptance of individuals (lust two blocks south of Spartan Skit-6m) Sam-6pm yearold senior, who is gay. "It's so because of who they are," said Rhodes, who declined to be inter- acceptance of individuals' ideolo- (408) 280-1115 SAT vivid in my mind. It was a huge Thom limner, co-chairman of the viewed, said in a letter to assem- gy," he said. Ask for Mike 9am-1pm turning point for me." National Lesbian, Gay and Bisex- bly president Pankaj Taiwan "I Since fall, about 20 students at Roland and several other stu- ual Student :aucus. fully share the assembly's support the University of Massachusetts at dents soon asked for a separate "People an't get any learning for diversity in the university Amherst have lived in a gay-les- living area for homosexual stu- done if there's this overall threat community." bian-bisexual "corridor." The dents. of violenk to them." But Rhodes said he was "dis- University of California has about The Ivy League ampus is split Opponents said the proposed tressed" by the student assembly's 40 students living in two gay 4. "4. OUR GRAND' OPENING over the idea, with debate tiocused dorm at Cornell would be segre- a.ssertion that gay students feel "theme" dormitories, and Rutgers on whether segregation is the best gationist and would worsen rela- tinempowered and unprotected University started a gay studies living unit for about 10 students ’,"46-4.1%.10).."MUUDCIX11:1C7z.Za..91=raltsr,o04".1 way to foster tolerance. tions between gays and hetero- on campus and said he didn't 119,SMS.ratIVarlsra,.11. 13=T7.7.aW.or.ste0"- Cornell's Student Assembly sexuals. know whether the gay living unit this year in its "special interests" , passed a proposal this month Supporters said it would give would dissolve barriers or create dormitory. You're calling for a wing of a campus gay students a place where they them. Officials at the three schools invited to participate in an impromptu dormitory to be reserved for could !eel comfortable on a pre- Rhodes has 30 days to decide say the special areas were set up theatre experience focused on about 60 students, homosexual or dominantly heterosexual and on the proposal. with little fuss. heterosexual, interested in pro- often host i le campus. Cornell already has special- "They did it and it's done and tnot i ng "gay, lesbian and bisexual "'l'he creation of this unit will interest dormitories, called theme that's it," said Rutgers housing ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS awareness." send a very strong signal that houses, for students interested in manager Robert Spear. Thursday, March 25, 1993 at 12:00pm at Get up in the morniw Have a cup of cqffec. Eat a bagel. Drive to campus. Sit the Student Union Amphitheater in traffic. Park in the last available space. Hike it over to your class/o ce. 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