Tuesday, March 26, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 'Tapes-the final straw' Student presidents

By Valarie Melnroy add his refusal to obey the sub- considered to support the impeachment oppose Trustees President Nixon's continued refusal poena as a court in the bill of par- effort and speaks in terms of drafting a to release additional tapes and ticulars ( bill of impeachment. ) specific bill of particulars against the By Marty Weybret Association were also leary of the evidence to the House Judiciary Edwards said he favors the third President. DOMINGUEZ HILLSCalifornia requirement that the student lobbyist Committee constitutes grounds for approach. He said "some legal in- Edwards, who is running for re- State University and College student deal only with subjects directly relating impeachment in the opinion of Rep. ferences" could be drawn by Nixon's election in the new 10th Congressional presidents will express their to educational concerns in the state Don Edwards, 1)-San Jose. refusal to cooperate. district, also fielded questions on the "adamant" opposition to trustee college systems. Edwards, fifth in seniority on the He rejected the idea of trying Nixon energy crisis. control of their student lobbyist at a But Zanders and the student powerful House Judiciary Committee, on contempt charges because he said He termed the lifting of the oil em- meeting of the trustees' Educational presidents were especially critical of met with the Spartan Daily Saturday doing so would constitute a "mini bargo as "very touch and go." He said Policy Committee today in Los the trustees for limiting the scope of the night before his annual spring dinner at impeachment." he was uncertain whether it would be Angeles. student lobbyist's activities. Mediterranenan satisfaction over permanent. "It is my strong feeling that with the the Hyatt House Edwards expressed The Student President's Association Center. that Nixon had agreed to Edwards said the decision is in the money crunch we have in higher media reports of the California State University and Edwards holds a $50 a plate dinner turn over 42 additional tapes to the hands of a few men and "these are now education, we will need all the Colleges ( CSUCSPA system yesterday every election year. The dinner is the The White House has since representative governments we are assistance we can get in order to obtain committee. came out against a proposed am- function held for his dealing with. funding," Zanders said. only fund raising denied this. meAment to Title V of the California campaign. predicted a compromise "The House and Senate generally feel Federal student aid is one of the Edwards Administrative Code. The House of Representatives and the that would allow the President legal Israel should be supported," he said. areas Zanders felt the student lobbyist Senate are in "total unanimity" on the counsel during questioning before the "I hope Dr. Kissinger and the The amendment would require the should be concerned with. He said the need to acquire the evidence now being committee. He said both he and Jerome statesmen of the world will not make student lobbyist to deal only with state student lobbyist would be the best withheld by the President, according to Waldie, D-Antioch, feel the President this costly," he added. Rep. Don Edwards officials, be concerned only with person to oppose cuts in federal Edwards. should be "afforded the same kind of Edwards said he feels that the United matters pertaining to matters of scholarship and loan programs. He said if Nixon refuses to obey the civil rights" ( including legal States will continue to support Israel, Nixon's proposed postponement of education of CSUC students, restrict He also said that students might need Judiciary Committee's subpoena for representation) given any federal court perhaps at the cost of future embargoes environmental protection measures. the lobbyist's ability to support political help from faculty and administrators in additional tapes, there are three judge during impeachment hearings. by Arab states. He cited a need to move ahead with candidates, would require an annual this fight. alternatives: Edwards said there is a general He said this support stems from "the plans for mass transit, car pools, and review of the student lobbyist program Educational policy chairman of take the issue before a federal understanding among the 38-member attachment and respect the American solar energy. and give CSUC Chancellor Glenn S. CSUCSPA, William Watkins, will ap- court. committee that members are not to people dhave for the state of Israel and Edwards also said he opposes efforts Dumke broad powers in making further pear before the corresponding trustee take the issue to the floor of the predict the outcome of the in- the situation with regards to the world's to reinstate the California speed limit to restrictions on the student lobbyist. committee today at 2:30 p.m. The House and try Nixon on contempt vestigation. Jews." 65 miles per hour. "I'd rather see it stay Present student lobbyist, Joe Hay, trustees are meeting in Los Angeles charges. However, Edwards is generally He said he is not in favor of President at 55. It's a lot safer," he said. was not available for comment. today and tomorrow. "It makes him (the chancellor) a one- Although Zanders says the student man show," said Joe Zanders, Cal State presidents favor some type of Dominguez Hils A.S. president and one regulation by the trustees, "we are of two student representatives to the adamantly opposed" to the guidelines statewide Academic Senate. the trustees will consider in their review housing act Zanders and the Student meeting tomorrow. to Presidents Council

By Janet Parker cidence of discrimination shows there "It's difficult for people to know when An apartment licensing ordinance in Racial discrimination in housing is is a trend," he said. they are being discriminated against," Palo Alto, which was developed by San Committee to discuss under attack in a proposed San Jose Peggy Meyers, San Jose human she said. Jose C'ty Attorney Peter Stone, is being housing plan. relations specialist, said the human Meyers said under the ordinance all tried in courts to determine if city That plan, including a fair housing relations commission will release a apartment managers would be councils have the power to enforce such section, will be up for review in plan- report on a survey in racial required to keep on file a description of licensing, Spinelli said. Daily available units. budget request ning commission public hearings on discrimination in housing Thursday. April 10 and 24. In addition, they would be required to However, even if the apartment She said the survey was random and licensing act were judged illegal, the have on file names of persons who The Spartan Daily's budget request of their papers. If approved, the plan will be for- includes apartments in the SJSU city could still have the option of sought housing and when those persons for next year will again be discussed According to Lawrence, it was warded to city council for consideration campus area. of the proposed were there. adopting other sections when the A.S. budget committee meets "strictly a business decision." on its May 10 agenda. Although she said she could not fair housing plan including: "This could help curtail the at 2 p.m. in the council chambers, AS. President Rudi Leonardi ac- Apartment managers and owners comment until after the official release problem," she said. The cost of the today. cused Lawrence of "passing the buck. then may have to comply with on Thursday, Spinelli said he suspects an affirmative fair housing license is intended to pay for the overall Clyde Lawrence, associate professor "I have no intention of cutting the guidelines, including an apartment the survey will reveal a high level of marketing program for persons selling, cost of the program to the city, she said. of advertising and the Daily's business Daily back," Leonardi said. He ex- licensing act, aimed at decreasing housing discrimination in San Jose. renting, and leasing new property. Fran Schulke, member of the San manager, appeared before the com- plained one of the major problems on discriminatory housing practices in authorizing the city to act as co- Meyers said the surveys are con- Jose Real Estate Board, is among the mittee last Thursday with a $25,000 campus is a lack of communications San Jose. plantif f in cases of housing ducted by first sending a White person opposition to apartment licensing. request based on a projected four day and "cutting back the Daily won't help According to Doug Spinelli, discrimination. city to an apartment pretending to rent and Schulke said he is in favor of the publishing week, rather than the it planner in charge of the proposed plan, later that day sending a minority stronger focus on discrimination in a continuous mass media cam- normal five day week. "He may be very justified," Leonard' the fair housing provision was put into kind of paign to inform citizens of their rights person requesting the same housing but not in favor of the apart- Lawrence said they're said, "but because he won't explain his the plan after several studies in San as tenants. were two main housing. ment licensing act. reasons for the change. reasoning we don't know." Jose revealed tudiar housing practices. The Human Relations office has "It's not a fair and effective continuous investigation of com- Budget committee chairman Ray One of those surveys was a study in investigated 17 complaints in housing procedure," he said. plaints of discrimination. "First of all, the A.S. indicated a Swain said the majority of the com- January 1972 by several SJSU students from March 1973 to November 1973. Schulke said the act would place all support for an amendment of the desire to reduce the amount of group mittee "want the paper to be kept at through the university housing office. Seven cases have been turned over to apartment managers in the same Rumford Housing Act allowing local subscription. It went from $40,000 to five days a week." According to Evelyn Robinson, an attorney for prosecution, according category. enforcement of fair housing. $30,000 to $15,000," Lawrence said. Swain said the committee will also assistant housing director, the survey to the fair housing plan. "It steps on the innocent to get at the "The second reason is the paper consider requests from the Day Care 49 per cent of the apart- revealed that Meyers, Spinelli and Robinson all guilty," he said. =tage, Lawrence added. Lawrence Centers, KSJS, Music Department, the ment managers in the SJSU campus agreed the fair housing plan, including Even if the apartment ordinance is Student knifed the paper shortage has caused Legal Program and the insurance area practice discrimination against the licensing of apartment managers, is approved by city council there still may several newspapers to cut back the size program at today's meeting. prospective tenants. a necessary step. be some question as to its possible Spinellisaid that is an indication that Meyers said the fair housing effort is implementation, according to planner at coffeehouse s something is wrong. "Such a high in- "a beginning. Spinelli. t u d ent ideas sought dance Saturday By George Fuller on no smoking policy A stabbing and gun shots broke up a dance at the Joint Effort Coffee house late Saturday night. By Janet Parker In the memo, Bunzel also points out Daniel Perry, a 23-year-old SJSU Cigarette smoking will be prhobitied that there is no university-wide policy senior, was collecting donations at the in classrooms, auditoriums, restrooms, and that legally the campus president door of the coffee house when he was corridors and elevators if an Academic has authority to adopt a proposal for the stabbed. Council budget and plant committee campus without state-level approval. According to University police, three proposal is followed through. "The president wants a stronger men entered the coffeehouse while The committee unanimously ap- recommendation from this com- Perry was working. proved the antismoking policy mittee," Schein said. Perry's fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi, yesterday. The chairman said he has invited was having a dance and he explained to However, committee members ex- smokers to discuss their views with him the men that a 75 cent donation was pressed a desire to obtain student input and has had no response. required. The men refused to pay and on the policy. It will now be sent to A.S. "Without student input this would not an argument began. Council for their consideration. be a legislative recommendation," he During the argument Perry was cut Committee chairman Dr. Arnold said. and his assailant fled. Schein, professor of chemistry, said the The chairman also said the question According to the University police, A.S. Council recommendations will be of enforcement may pose problems. He the suspect ran down the mall near the considered by the committee and a said he hesitates to allow faculty to Student Union. final policy will be sent to SJSU become policemen to enforce the John Haynes, assistant manager of President John H. Bunzel., policy. the coffeehouse, explained what hap- "Students are the ones that suffer and Student Carol Ann Pulskamp who pened. cause others to suffer in the originated the smoking concern "When I came outside after the classroom," Schein said stressing the through a letter to Bunzel said that she stabbing, there were two groups of need for student input on a campus- does not feel students would view an people," Haynes said. "One group with wide smoking policy. Academic Council policy on smoking as the guy who apparently did the stab- The tentative policy is a rein- a parental type of authority. bing and one group of the fraternity forcement of a weaker one already in "If this is the legislative body people." existence in the SJSU Staff reference responsible for that, then students Haynes said the groups yelled and handbook. won't resent any action," she said. cursed each other for a while and then That guideline states that it is She told the committee they would be one of the people with the assailant "university custom" to prohibit failing in its duty if it did not make pulled a gun. smoking in those locations. some recommendation immediately. According to Haynes, three or four -We've waited so long now for a She also said the issue is an en-' shots were fired while people scram- policy that a little longer won't hurt," vironmental issue, not a moral issue. bled to get inside the coffeehouse. A few Schein said. minutes later everyone left. "I think students are very sensitive to David (7ollamer, program coor- "Within five minutes 200 people had faculty taking the place of parents," dinator for the Santa Clara County disappeared," Haynes explained. Schein said. "They should be able to American I,ung Association, said his Earnest Quinton, chief of University come to their own judgment." organization is in favor of anti-smoking police, said he hoped to apprehend the Sohein read a memo from Bunzel to legislation. Student hang glider’a household word?' suspect. Acedmic Council chairman George He pointed out there is a change in According to Quinton, this is the first Moore, professor of history, asking that attitude across the country em- SJSU sophomore Talbert Jefferson airas a professional hang-glider. household word in hang-gliding." See time a stabbing or shooting has occured the issue not "drag on for weeks and phasizing non smoker's rights over -thinks there's money to bne made in the Jefferson wants to become "a page four for story. at the coffeehouse. weeks." smoker rights.

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Vol. 62 Page 2, March 25, 1974 No. 25

Domestic Digs ./...11. Voting an all-time low John Horan

The 1974 election campaign is people questioned have lost faith in losing. Voter interest in cam- just beginning to warm up. While it their political leaders. Watergate paigns, if election turnouts can be is difficult to predict events so is not the only cause. And this used as a measuirng stick, appears soon, it is quite obvious who the dissatisfaction is not limited to just to be at an all-time low. main loser will bethe U.S. Repubv ms, even though they One major reason for political system. have suttered most so far, but to all widespread antagonism is the So far, the four special politicians of all parties. Watergate scandal. But whether this will help the Democrats in the Congressional elections and one was recently One office-holder November elections is not clear. senate primary held this year have that the election quoted saying Not all Democrats will benefit. It is had one thing in common, a low feared the most was opponent he difficult to imagine Democrats like turnout of voters. Despite such that he has no -the guy who boasts George Wallace, Lester Maddox, issues as inflation, the gas shortage political experience whatsoever." and Watergate, the voters turned or Richard Daley campaigning on out in record small numbers. Only Democrats are crowing with glee a theme of restoring morality to between 20 and 40 per cent of the and Republicans are doing their government. registered voters bothered to vote. best to disassociate themselves The Republican Party is finding Voter apathy is widespread. with an unpopular President. But out that Richard Nixon will be no Polls indicate that the majority of all of their tactics seemed to be asset this year. Three Republicans were defeated in special elections this year mainly because they and Editorial Nixon belong to the same party. Seventeen GOP representatives and three U.S. senators have Editorial Presidential power cut chosen to retire rather than risk running. And dozens of others are working hard to separate them- From childhood onward, The bill is a drastic move by selves from the Nixon ad- A quota by any other name... American ethics teach that the Congress and even if approved by ministration. One example is Sen. abuse of privilege results in the both Houses, faces almost certain Richard Schweicker of Penn- Whether it's 75-25 or 80-20 makes What it comes down to is sim- entire concept, President John H. loss of privilege. veto by the President. sylvania, who now boasts he was on no difference. A quota is a quota plyfirst come, first serve. Those Bunzel. the White House enemies list. and no liberal shifting of numbers faculty members who had the It is he who has previously A bill moving through the House Even so, it points up the Vice President Gerald Ford is can change that. grace to arrive on campus before damned the use of quotas but now of Representatives would take Congress' eroding confidence in the man whom the GOP wants for a The 75-25 steady state interim student enrollment declined are finds them convenient. from President Nixon and future President Nixon's ability to spokesman. And while Ford policy authored by Academic Vice safe and secure, while those who In an article written for his Presidents the claim to absolute distinguish between the national constantly defends his party and President Hobert W. Burns has didn't squeeze in in time, had best Sunday column in the San Jose executive privilege. interest and personal interest. the President, he is now putting been a mistake from the beginning. look elsewhere for a permanent Mercury, he said, "If we assume Executive privilege is a The original intent of executive distance between himself and It was initiated to adjust to a position. Their contracts were that quotas can be invoked in a traditional courtesy granted the privilege was to protect the Nixon. prophesized drop in student terminal the day they were signed. good cause, we fail to see that bad President by Congress to judge nation's interest in the delicate But not even Ford or Ted Ken- enrollment. What is created is a transient means can not assure us of good which presidential files are open to dealings of international security nedy or any other politician ap- By limiting tenured and force whose members will ends." House and Senate requests, and and diplomacy. which files should remain secret pears to have any success with probationary faculty to 75 per cent inevitably become the second-class He went on to say that, "The use for the good of national interest. It is being used instead to protect voter apathy. The people are of the total force with the citizens of the academic world, of quotas or fixed ratios in President Nixon and his friends plainly fed up with the ways things remaining 25 per cent hirted on a regardless of merit or capabilities. university faculty hiring will result

Under the new legislation, the from embarrassment, in- are now. They want change, but temporary basis ( with year-to- Ultimately motivation and in- in harmful incremental additions

courts, not the President, would be convenience and the law for their they see little opportunity for any year terminal contracts renewable centive will dwindle as time ac- to the life and values of our

the judge of what constitutes own delicate dealings in deception. positive change from the two past two years only under rare and crused begins to carry more weight universities. "compelling national interest." It is therefore time to remove yet major political parties. Many now compelling circumstances), it was than merit and work ac- "The principle of equality and of Without a favorable court one more privilege from the hands seem to be agreeing with Gov. through that the core of the faculty complished. reward according to our merits as decision, the President and all of executive abuse and hope that by George Wallace, who declared in would never suffer layoffs. But despite all this the faculty individualsa principle which, federal offices would be required to 1976 the President's successor will 1968 that "there's not a dime's Instead a 25 per cent buffer of still persists in quibbling over properly defined, is central to the hand over any information at least retain a few basic rights. worth of difference between the revolving faculty has been offered numbers. integrity of university life and to requested by Congress. Russ Brown two major political parties." as a sacrificial piece of security. The Academic Council the democratic culture of which it graciously made a recommendatin is a partwill have been aban- for a five per cent shift without doned and the character of what realizing that the numbers remains is like and to the themselves are the threatnot an democratic culture of which it is a elusive drop in student enrollment. partwill have been abandoned Letters to the editor For with the quota comes a and the character of what remains depreciatioin in overall teaching is likely to be fundamentally standards and with that a "real" transformed and compromised." this time, a small crowd gathered come and go, unlike defendants drop in student enrollment. It is at Bunzel hit it right on the nail. But Streaking,: grim to watch. One man gleamed, "Oh Credibility waning such as Angela Davis, who sat in this time, the student is sure to apparently he wears his con- boy! We're going to get to see some jail for months just awaiting her seek other avenues to expand his victions like some people wear Editor: pussy!" The woman broke away Editor: trial, only to be acquitted? mind. their clothes; it all depends upon It is with great admonition that I and ran into the dorms while the For the first time in our history Isn't is incredible that the Ironically, the person who best the climatic conditions. feel I must write this letter. men laughed. we traditionally optimistic Chicago Seven defendants were understands this is the man who And still the faculty persists upon Although it is belated to the sub- Ha Ha. Americans are finding it very still being tried for conspiracy not only supports this policy but quibbling over numbers. ject. I feel that it is still relevant to I really don't care what people difficult to believe in our country. while the real conspiracy in the who has the power to trash the Kathy Rebello the cause and many students will think about other people. I admit The oil companies have exposed country was taking place in the hopefully learn a lesson from what that good thoughts should be more our free enterprise system as White House? I witnessed. prevalent since it's healthier, but exploitive monopoly capitalism. If we want our society to be a just On March 8, the night of the big damn, when you begin to push and We recognize that our system of one, then we must demand an end Guest column ...., streak" in front of West Hall, the hassle for attention, its time for a electing leaders is about as to this double standard of justice, crowds were gathering shortly shrink, boys. democratic as "Let's Make A and we must make our leaders after midnight. A group of men Why do the streakers run at Deal," and our military, which aware that we will settle for students wearing tee-shirts from night? Are they hung up on never hesitated to lie to us about nothing less. They must un- Keep 'Daily' a daily the Athletic Dept. were trying society's values that nudity is bad? what we were doing in South East derstand that we have nothing but unsuccessfully to get the students I hope not but I think they are. The Asia, has recently been spying on contempt for systems which - Third World Coalitior united for a "record-breaking ancient Greek Spartans held af- the government. It seems that "work" only for some of the I had the unpleasant experience feel, however, that these are streak." They soon became ternoon events in the nude. Would most of the system has let us down. people. last Thursday ( March 21) of problems that can and will even- boisterous and began taunting the the SJSU Spartans dare such a Commendable actions on the Robert Dawes hearing Clyde Lawrence from the tually be resolved between crowd, calling women "pussies" together and liberated feat? part of Federal Judge John Sirica German Major journalism department speak to students. We will not allow the and men "queers." Most of the Nudity is not always to be con- and the grand jury indictments the A.S. Budget Committee, on a administration to step in and use crowd ignored them but I really nected with sex. Our genitals are recently handed down against budget for a lame Spartan Daily to this split among students to cut our felt angry. also a part of us as our arms and seven former presidential cronies Not hiding appear four days a week next paper. This is exactly what But there is more and it is far legs are. We need to get rid of the as conspirators in the Watergate semester. The worst part of it all Lawrence seemed to be doing when from pretty. I went into the dorms tendency to drool each time we cover-up might tempt us to renew Editor: was to hear him say, in the style of he referred to the supposed "in- and came out later to find one of view a nude body. If we can't we'll our faith in the system. I have read many inches of a typical administration stooge, tention" of the A.S. to cut the Daily the P.E. tee-shirted" men never be free. Here, it would seem, is living letters in the past few weeks that the question of how many days budget as a reason for the four coaxing another student to take off Spencer Nutting proof that nobody can escape the concerning the Daily's policy of the Daily is printed is a "business" days "Daily." his robe and dance nude. The Journalism Junior methodical, relentless wheels of requiring names with editorial decision and that the Daily staff We want to tell the journalism student did and someone in a dorm justice. This notion, American opinoins. were not and would not be con- students that we will fight for a turned a spotlight on him while he is being cultivated by our which gulled on this matter. strong and independent Daily danced. The "coaxer" soon walked Daily defended is almost totally false and media, As TWC members of A.S. which will give future journalists away. The "dancer" grabbed his The Iranian Students Association should be dismissed. Council, we cannot accept such a good working experience and the robe and put it on while trying to Editor: allow ourselves to has said that it does not want to We should not proposed Daily which we find in- students something for their catch up. It seems sign individual names to its ar- quite funny to see the be persuaded by nonsense. The fact sulting to both the student body and money. I later found out from a woman members of the A.S. Council American system of ticles' because of possible is that the to the Journalism Department. Journalism students should know student who also viewed this ex- protest the change of editorial serves the interests of those retributions the Iranian govern- justice Here's why: that Lawrence has termed position that the "dancer" is policy by the Spartan Daily. why have money and power, while ment might take against Iranian First, we feel the campus needs a "student inconvenience on considered mentally retarded by I hope that the Daily does not punishing most severely those who students speaking out against good daily paper able to build a weekends" as one of three reasons his peers and was coaxed into his change over their protests. are actually the victims of Iran's actions. student feeling of belonging to the for a four day "Daily." From our act as a joke. Pardon me for It is true that the A.S. do control American society. university. contacts with journalism students forgetting to laugh. the purse strings but not the policy Isn't it incredible that Spiro Why then, were a number of Second, we cannot accept the we know that many are afraid of Again, not more than 10 minutes of the paper. Agnew is a free man, while Iranian students protesting prospect of a Spartan Daily that openly speaking out. That is why after this, I witnessed a woman Now they know how the band, thousands who committed lesser publicly at SJSU last Thursday, appears four days a week and in we challenge Lawrence to hold a student being harassed by some Engineering Dept., Athletic Dept. crimes are rotting in prison? apparently without fear? which the student staff is getting secret ballot opinion poll on the men because she would not streak. and the majority of the student Isn't it incredible that those who the back seat of the bus treatment four day "Daily" among Jour- She had on an overcoat and while body felt when the A.S. Council worked so very diligently to deny Perhaps an Iranian student could from the administration. nalism students, or at least among one student around 22 years old slashed budgets and denied funds. Daniel Elsberg a fair trial are now explain the seeming incongruity of In the past few weeks many the Daily staff. This, we see as a her, another tried to pull off Over our protests, their A.S. complaining that they can't get the situation to me and the Daily's held controversial points have been first step towards a genuinely coat. I stood nearby shocked policies stayed. one? readers? her brought up in criticism of the student run, independent Spartan and questioning when I should step Howard Delano Isn't it incredible that the Nancy S. Burby Daily's new editorial policy. We Daily. Fironz Sedarat in and stop this attempted rape. At D.E. senior Watergate crooks will be free to Journalism senior March 26, 1974, Page 3 Parole agent doesn't fit role Workshop deals

By Valarie McLeroy area from Palo Alto to San "Mary ( the name used is stitution, is hitting the Paula S. Hubbell doesn't l.uis Obispo. an alieas) is an arsenic streets and trying to put up with aggression fit the stereotype of the Her caseload consists of poisoner. It took her two with the day to day hassles burly, unfeminine, brusque, women released from the years to poison her that we put up with By Myra Moore concerned with self-image. 200-pound lady cop. only state prison for women, husband," explained Hub- everyday," she said. "Conflicts are Here, Porat said, a person She looks more like a the California Institute for bell. According to Hubbell, Some of Hubbell's case unavoidable, it should be must ask himself the pampered woman who lies Women (CIW) in Frontera. Mary put ant poison in her load live in homosexual realized that they are part of question, "What do I really by a swimming pool in the Hubbell is working on a husband's coffee. relationships with other life," explained Dr. Frieda know about me?" summer and skis in the book of her own about "my "Every now and then he'd parolees. Porat, at the first meeting of The last method she ex- winter to maintain her year ladies." The book is to go into the hospital and have "Homosexuality is a two-day extension course plained dealt with tran- round tan. contain vignettes about his stomach pumped," said prevalent among female entitled "Creative sactional analysis. This form Actually she's a little of several of her parolees. Hubbell. Apparently medical offenders, especially the 'Agression' for Intimates." of analyzing interaction with both. -Dad says to be a suc- advisers told him he was ones who conic out on parole The session was held on other people was first She does ski, she does have cessful writer it takes two being posoned with arsenic, from state prison," she said. the SJSU campus Saturday. developed by the late Eric a swimming pool and she is per cent genius and 98 per but he didn't heed their Most of them have been in Porat is the director of the Berne, author of the book since peace officer. She's also the cent sweat," explained warning. He signed himself and out of institutions Center for Creativity and "The Games People Play." daughter of author Irving Hubbell. out against medical advice. adolescence, according to Growth in Palo Alto and a Before the class broke up Hubbell. Stone and an part-time "I think I inherited the "He went home and Mary part-time instructor at into small discussion groups, She said she thinks it is lecturer with the SJSU genius," she laughed. She greeted him at the door with SJSU. Porat told her class that a easier for women to fall into Administration of Justice said she only lacks the self- 'Oh, you're home. Would you She told her students that person must learn to hear homosexual practices than it Department. discipline. like a cup of coffee?' He said one of the main reasons for what the other person is is for men. Stone is the author of many Hubbell said her felon 'Yes, please.' And that was the breakup of any saying and never assume or "Women hug and kiss each best-selling novels including caseload consists of women it. He died almost on the relationship was that the guess. other anyway. It's a very "The Agony and the convicted of murder and spot," said Hubbell. partners do not know how to Next Saturday's session to easy line to cross between Ecstasy." manslaughter, addicts who When Hubbell questioned deal with conflict. be held at 9:30 a.m., in Room the hugs and kisses of just Hubbell, an attractive have committed auxilary Mary as to whether her She said people learn early 100 of the Education plain affection and those of woman with a bubbling crimes to support their husband ever suspected in life that expressing Building, will be conducted intricate involvement," she personality, stands five feet habit, check writers, forgers anything, Hubbell said Mary negative feelings is bad. by Dr. George Bach, director said. tall and barely tips the scales and "a few embezzlers. answered, "Well, he com- Porat described some of of Group Psychotherapy in Hubbell explained that one over 100 pounds. All the sex crimes used to plained the coffee was bit- these "negative" feelings as Los Angeles. need not be afraid of "the big She is one of 14 female be committed by men," said ter." "I'm lonely," "I'm angry" bad butches who look parole agents working for Hubbell. "I now have on my Last Christmas Mary gave or "I'm unhappy." masculine because they're the State Department of caseload one ( woman Hubbell a fruitcake to take Jeff Stephens She told her students that very dependant, very Corrections, Parole and convicted of) sex perversion, home. Parole agent Paula Hubbell in reality, being able to say passive, and very quiet. Defendant Community Services one rape and one I. and "Nothing happened. So the these things to your partner little girls Division. She is also teaching lewd and lascivious con- next day I had a piece," she "It's the cute is not negative al all. call a seminar course in duct.) said, laughing. who are what they Porat explained many "Problems in Corrections" "So women's lib is also 'fems' who play the feminine research. She said Mitford parole system, Hubbell has Russo Jr. said the biggest divorces occur because there creeping into the sex Hubbell role that are the ones who was living in her area and an answer. She tells them: here on campus. problems her female felons is a lack of communication. crimes," she said with a make the approaches," she never contacted her to "If you want to run a very Holding the rank of Parole adjusting to being on Either one or both of the face is explained. discuss the parole system or pleasant institution, give us Agent II I one of four women laugh. partners do not feel com- to lecture the streets. blasted Jessica to ask to go out into the field a better class of inmate. If in the state of this rank), Hubbell related one of the Hubbell fortable telling the other recent book "Kind and meet women on parole. you want to run better Jr., Daniel Hubbell has a case load of 55- stranger tales about her "The most frightening Mitford's person that something is Anthony Russo Punishment" For people who want to paroles, don't give us in 60 female parolees parolees to the Spartan part of being on parole, of and Unusual wrong. Ellsberg's co-defendant it had no basis in abolish prisons and the criminals to supervise." trial, throughout the geographic Daily. being released from an in- saying Porat said one of the most the Pentagon Papers class important things a person will speak at a SJSU Pre-law could learn would be "how to this morning. deal and be aware of our own Russo's talk is part of the anger, not just that of the New College Junior Lecture Sewage plants converted other person." students Series, according to She gave her students Assistant Professor Syrtiller By Geri Remley learning three methods for Kabat, a New College in- Conversion of three -anger. plan trip how to deal with self structor. sewage treatment plants The first methods was "to from second stage to third the SJSU pre-law students will learn to interpret The lecture begins at 9:30 stage ( tertiary) treatment, messages we get about a.m, in the Hoover Hall will bring new life to the visit the Santa Clara University Law School ourselves." It was also lounge on Seventh Street. South Bay. Wednesday, April 3. important to know what "This is a joint effort sends to Students will meet with the messages a person Tell the old lady in your life between San Jose-Santa dean of the law school and other people, Porat con- where to go April 6 Old Lady Clara, Palo Alto, and Sun- Spartan Daily Classified with law students on a one- tinued. Day. nyvale, so that a fishing 277.3175. to-one basis. The second method was resource including shell fish "This will be a good op- harvesting and water con- portunity to get the straight tact recreation can be scoop about law school possible in the south bay," directly from law students," explained Jack Becker, of said Stanley C. Benz, Consoer Townsend & coordinator for pre- Associates, the engineering Itagueneau's advising. consultant firm for the professional Interested students may 475 E San Carlos conversion project. the visit in room 201 Frank Belick, manager of sign for of the Administration the San Jose-Santa Clara OPEN DAILY in person or by plant said that the present Building telephoning 277-2262, ac- secondary treatment which MON. - THUR. 8 AM to 9 PM cording to Benz. they have had for the past 13 Geri Fiernley FRIDAY 8 AM to 10 PM years is not enough. Students are to meet in SATURDAY 10 AM to 10 PM Sewage treatment conversion will bring clean water to bay room 127 of Bannon Hall on The existing plant SUNDAY 10 AM to 6 PM removes about 90 per cent of the S(7U campus at 3:15 p.m. the material that robs water, he explained. Associates, he said. Almost all the water going the deep water begins and oxygen from the bay which is He said ultimately the It is expected to be ap- into the South Bay conies where tidal action will Let a fool know he/she is, BIG SANDWICHES, SMALL PRICES required to maintain and water could be reclaimed if proved by July 1 and com- from the treatment plant provide more circulation. glue them the message April 1 protect marine and plant some of the other problems pletion of the project is discharges, he said. "Pollution control is not a (April Fool's Day), Spartan Daily Classified 277-3175, life, he said. are solved, and if they can scheduled for 1977. The The proposed project will simple problem," said He said tertiary treatment get regulatory approval. pipeline will be completed a carry the treated water to an Becker. "It is expensive and 434tacttagtotttubtto will remove 98 per cent of the Cost for the San Jose-Santa year later. area just north of the complex. We work on the oxygen demanding material. Clara Water Pollution One of the reasons the Dumbarton Bridge. The problem from various ap- Fish such as sturgeon are Control Plant conversion to South Bay is being funded by water will be discharged proaches and this is just still caught in the bay, he tertiary will be ;60 million. the federal government is about two miles out where one." explained, but during the This will be the largest such that it is considered a critical cannery season there is a dip facility in the nation, ac- area for fish and waterfoul, in the oxygen level from five cording to Becker. said Peter Lau'oeilheimer, YOU'RE WEARING parts per million ( the lower A pipeline, which will an associate of Consoer Spartaguide limit where fish can sur- serve all three plants, will Townsend. CONTACTS. vive), to two parts per cost an additional ;54 Laubenheimer explained TODAY TOMORROW SIGMA DELTA CHI presents Paul Conrad, SIERRA CLUB nieets tonight at 8 30 in the million. million, he added. that the South Bay has I A Tunes political cartoonist, tonight at Sii Pacifica Room Plans will be made for Becker said that at some The federal government limited circulation and the the Deadline Dinner Coast a $375 for an Eastio inw It lop s udents and 80 for professionals C'ocktaiLs THCFLSDAY time in the future will fund 75 per cent of the effluent water does not flow will be served at 5 30 with dinner at 7 CHRLSTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION WE CAN MAKE THE reclamation may be possible project and the state 12.5 per out to the ocean very rapidly. ( onrad will speak at 8 wets tonight at 7 30 in the College chapel ( where the water is treated cent. The county will fund He said the Sacramento EASIER. to a degree allowing re-use.) the remaining 12.5 per cent, and San Joaquin Rivers WEARING The treated water has a he said. dip into the north end of the higher content of minerals Becker explained that 75 San Francisco Bay, via San than is desirable for drinking per cent of Santa Clara Pablo Bay so there is much ASSOCIATED STUDENTS said Becker, and that is county will be served by the more flushing action there. largely because of home project and all the San In the South Bay, he said presents water softeners. Francisco Bay will benefit. only small little creeks A Int easier. It's a lot easier than having to A large part of the San Bids will go out to con- empty into it, and these dry Yon kill hoc that taking care of use 4 different solutions. Jose area discharge their tractors pending approval of up in the summer. 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State University, except Saturday and Sunday, during the college year The Opon iOnS expressed in the Umunhum Rm., herein are not necessarily those of on energy crisis effects the Associated Students. the College Administration or the Student Union AVAILABLE AT Department Of Journalism and Consumer advocate Ralph Nader came into national Advertising Subscriptions ac prominence with his book r epIKI only on a remainder of Nader will appear at Mission semester basis Full academic San Jose High School, in "Unsafe at Any Speed," a FREE year, S./each Semester, le SO (31 Fremont, Thursday at 8 p.m. close look at the automobile campus price per cOlky. 10 cents Sizenteut Vaa4tone Phone 711 3181 Advertising 71? Nader will speak on the industry. 3111 Press of Erich Printing, San Admission is $2 for adults (In the JOSe energy crisis and its effects Student Union) on the consumer. and $1 for students. Page 4, March 26, 1974 Lye captures title Golfers fifth at Aztec By Terry Hay member of the Walker Cup It didn't take long, but team built a two-stroke lead, SJSU golfer Mark Lye went but folded with a triple bogey from obscurity into the on the 15th hole. spotlight last weekend when San Diego State's Jim he captured medalist honors Jones took over the lead, but at the Aztec Invitational in promptly gave way to Lye San Diego. with four consecutives Playing some of the bogies. toughest competition in the With one hole to go, Lye nation, Lye toured the had a one-stroke lead. Carlton Oaks Country Club The par-five 18th proved to at even par 216 for the three be the winning hole for Lye days. as his approach shot to the More importantly, the green landed within a foot of Carlton Oaks course will be the cup to insure the victory. used for this year's National Spartan coach Jerry Collegiate Athletic Vroom was very pleased Association finals, so this with Lye's performance and win was Lye's warm-up to the overall performance of the championship this June. the team. Team-wise the University This was the toughest of Southern California took competition we've faced and SAILING DOWN a beach near Santa Cruz, Talbert a well-known (and rich) hang-glider. His kite is 17 top honors with a total score probably won't be any Jefferson practices his hang-gliding skills. He feet long and has a wing-span of about 16 feet, of 879. Favored University of tougher until the NCAA hopes his efforts will eventually lead to acclaim as constructed of metal tubing and sail cloth. Florida finished five strokes finals," Vroom said. back at 884. "I am especially proud of With the help of Lye's the team, because we took superb performance, SJSU five freshmen and Hang-gliding SJSU student was able to finish fifth at 892. sophomores down to face SJSU had not been ranked some pretty experienced SJSU'S MARK LYE took top honors at last in the top 10 going into the players," Vroom continued. weekend's Aztec Invitational in San Diego. Lye won By Susan Hathaway prospect and this stunt was killed before it began. tourney, but after knocking "Mark played extremely with an even-par 216. As a team Icarus wanted to fly for the sheer joy of it but SJSU He also wanted to hang-glide from a campus building, but off two top 10 schools well. Going into the 18th hole SJSU finished fifth. sophomore finance major Talbert Jefferson is in it for the the SJSU administration took the same dim view as the (Brigham Young University he really didn't know where money. rangers at Diablo. and Oklahoma State), the he was in the standings)

Jefferson, 20, hopes to be an airborne Evil Kneivel, riding a But Jefferson expects more success when he goes on the standings will definitely and someone told him he had win," Vroom said. Ironically Lye is defending hang-glider rather than a motorcycle. county show circuit this summer. change. a one stroke lead. He showed The Spartans travel to medalist champ and all While he has only been participating in the sport for six According to Jefferson, he is no newcomer to dangerous Pressure played a big role he could beat the pressure by University of Pacific for the have to improve over his 1 months, he has acquired an attorney, an "investment ad- sportshe said he has sky-dived, downhill skied and "been in in Lye's victory. putting his third shot a foot UOP Invitational this performance at San Diego to visor" and is looking for an agent. The purpose of all this the emergency ward four times." Mark Pfiel from USC and away from the cup for the weekend. repeat. manpower is to promote Jefferson as the best-known hang- However, since hang-gliding is such a new and fast- glider in the world. growing sport, "there's no No. 1 man right now." So Jef- Jefferson ( his stage name will be "KiteMan" I saw the ferson thinks he can "become a household word in hang- potential in hang-gliding soon after taking up the sport. Since gliding." SJSU he always "flew where a lot of people could see me," before And he believes the way to accomplish this is through the students THE FIRST FASHION long he was being asked to fly at fairs and other functions. media. He has always been a publicity hound, trying various Jefferson and company have been arranging for him to fly stuntslike a raft trip down the Russian Riverand then with a back-pack engine at the World's Fair in Spokane, letting the press know about it. set new record RECYCLING CENTER Wash., and this week he will be the first person to "hang- He values notoriety and making money more than his streak" for the media in San Francisco. personal safety. "My personality tells me I should be a race SACRAMENTOCindy were 5:08 for Poor, 5:06 for But sometimes his promotional ventures flop. Two car driver." Poor and Judy Graham, two Graham, 5:14 for Haberman New and slightly used clothes for everyone, in most weekends ago, he was supposed to fly from Mount Diablo He said he can make "a phenomenol amount of money a SJSU students, were joined and a blistering 4:51 for sizes. Women's fashions start at 25c and up. Men's with reporters and cameramen waiting below to witness the day" by hang-gliding with an engine at shows because by Amy Haberman and Peni Anderson. fashions start from 50c and up. Our clothes are once event. However, the rangers weren't too overjoyed at the "powerkiters are non-existant at this time." Anderson to bring the Coach Augie Argabight's worn, top quality clothes fora fraction of the original American record in the four- Cindergals also took the cost. Save some money and shop Second Chance mile relay to the Cindergals team trophy at the event. Fashions -"Give Your Wardrobe a Second Chance." track club of San Jose. Poor and Graham are Gymnasts make strong showing The record had been joined by another SJSU established in 1972 by Will's student, Vicky Eberly, on the Suits Jewelry Coats PantsBlouses Spikettes of Sacramento and Cindergals. At present there the San Jose quartet finished is no organized track team but finish second in PCAA finals one minute and 40 seconds for women on the campus. SECOND CHANCE FASHIONS ahead of that club Saturday "It is a lot of work," said By Marvin Kusumoto effort, the third man, killed Gordon Everett, Cameron gymnasts to the upcoming at the fourth annual Poor refering to the number 2445 Forest Ave. (off Winchester) To place three firsts and and Steve Berglund placed Western Regionals at Sacramento Relays. of meets coming up on the San Jose Phone 984-5499 three seconds in three dif- Despite the loss, it still was first, second and fourth in Portland State University in The new record of 20:20.8 AAU schedule. "I just ferent events would nor- an impressive spore because the parallel bars. hopes of qualifying some of is nearly 20 seconds faster finished up the indoor Open 11 to 6 PM Mon. -Sat. mally be enough to win the this year's final score was 14 Other places taken by the them for the Nationals. than the old mark. The legs season." team title but for the SJSU points higher than last year. Spartan gymnasts were a gymnastic team, it was only Before the meet, Anders, third and fifth place on the good enough for second said he didn't expect to win pommel horse by Don Smith place. the PCAA championships and Everett, a third and fifth In the Pacific Coast but he did expect some good place on the high bar by Gymnastic Championships individual performances. Cameron and Berglund and THE NUMBER ONE K ILLER last weekend, the Spartans In the final all-around a fifth place on the long horse lost first place by only eight standings, John Cameron by Cameron. points to Cal State Los and George Hadres placed Overall, Anders said his Angeles, 292.80 to 284.75. first and second with the team "dominated the meet," OF YOUNG AMERICANS Rea Anders, coach of the accumulated scores of 90.60 with 10 men qualifying for SJSU gymnastic team, at- and 77.30. the Western Regional tributed the second place Anders said Cameron has compared to Cal State I.A. finish to the team's a good chance to go to the qualifying only six and Long IS YOUNG AMERICANS. weakness in the pomrnell Nationals. Beach four. horse and in the vaulting. In the floor exercises, Ken The Western Regionals is "When we lost the pommel I.inney and Chris Wright the next step to qualifying horse, we lost the meet," he placed first and second place for the Nationals at Penn- said. with only five hundredths of sylvania State, and will be a The other weakness of the a point separating them. rough with some of the team was in the lack of depth SJSU's strongest event, strongest independent limmgmeas You march against war. in their stronger events. the rings, saw senior Cliff schools in the West com- You fight for clean air and clean "We were at par in every Williamson and Chris Wright peting. other event," he said. "But places first and second Anders plans to send most water. You eat natural foods. You the lack of depth for the team place. of his young but experienced practice yoga. You are so much for --14vrtEp snretYr- TitirfL. life. 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March 26, 1974, Page 5 Spartababes overpower Cal, unbeaten record still intact By Joey Sample() Pirarci singled out the on a fielder's choice and Phil inning. As one sports dynasty nightcap against Berkeley as Eads singled home Stokes But Rich Carrillo came to crumbles, so another begins. the perfect example. with the final tally of the the rescue in the second SJSU's rein over the rest of SJSU had trailed since the inning. inning and shut-out Willow the Bay Area's junior varsity third inning, 1-0, despite a Conte and Eads also Glen the rest of the way. from played a big role in SJSU's baseball may not receive as good performance Offense and defense did pitcher Kirk Brown. first win over the Bears. much publicity as UCLA's winning the rest: the SJSU offense bask- That's when the effects of Eads' bases-loaded single recently dethroned and the Willow Glen defense. betball team, but it is 13 innings of baseball got to pushed the Spartababes into nevertheless impressive in Cal. The Bear defense fell a 2-0 lead in the fourth and The damage four Willow its own right. apart in the sixth, com- Conte made sure of an SJSU Glen errors didn't do was The Spartababes cleared mitting three errors and victory in the opener with accomplished by the SJSU the first major hurdle letting chances of a Berkeley two hits, including the key hitters. Stokes banged a towards the 1974 Bay Area victory slip away. single in a two-run seventh. triple and Conte slashed a Collegiate League cham- SJSU's Brian Markey John Nicosia did the rest, clutch double to pull the pionship when they capped a started things off with a walk hurling a four-hitter against Spartababes into a lead they perfect weekend with a and after Stan Conte reached the hard-hitting Bears. never lost. doubleheader sweep over first on an error, Allen Perhaps the biggest scare powerful U.C. Berkeley Stokes loaded the bases of the weekend came against The next big test comes Saturday on the Bear when he was issued a free Willow Glen. Saturday, when SJSU comes diamond. pass. Not suspecting the early off a week-long rest to battle The final scores were 4-1 Dave Harris struck out but battering their pitching staff Cal on the Spartababe's and 3-1. John Wolff was safe on an was in store for, the Spar- home ground. The It was the finishing touch run-scoring error. Tim tababes found themselves doubleheader is scheduled to to an impressive series when Connolly got one run home trailing 4-2 in the second begin at noon. the frosh-soph improved its Lynn Watkins league record to 7-0, 14-0 SPARTAN OUTFIELDER Dan Mays singles home SJSU to a 9-7 victory over the Beavers, is the top overall. The other Spar- a run in the first inning of Friday's game against hitter for the Spartans, sporting hefty .373 average. tababe victory came Friday Oregon State. Mays, who went 4 for 5 in leading afternoon when SJSU dumped Willow Glen 6-4. Unlike most of their Spartans win two previous victories, the Spartababes had to come (Ahem behind in two games to from in meep their unblemished record intact. concert But, like every other victory this year, it was a Hitters come to life superb pitching effort, some clutch hitting, and the "The Archers have defense that made the three- too much going for them By Blake Castrea extra innings. Mark Carroll and a wild All the games will be game sweep possible. to miss." Getting their heads above Carroll and Mays walked pitch vaulted SJSU into the broadcast on campus radio "One thing I've got to say water for the first time this with the bases loaded to hand early lead which it extended station KSJS (FM 90.7). with is that we never lost our Gospel Issue, year, the SJSU Spartans won SJSU a 14-12 lead, but Steve to 6-1 in the third. air time 15 minutes prior to composure, even when we Billboard Magazine two of three weekend games Hinkley gave up three runs The Spartans sent 10 men each contest. had our backs to the wall," over U.C. Davis to give the in the last of the eighth, to the plate in the frame to head coach Sam Piraro said ADMISSION FREE varsity baseball team an 11- including a two-out, two-run score four unearned runs. Don't depend on 10 people afterwards. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 10 seasonal record. single by John woods, to drop Two errors, a wild pitch, and a day to answer your message "The team really showed RET111-1. CI II IRCI I Once again it was the his record to 2-3. three walks combined with a from a bulletin board. Depend me that they were poised and MAR. 27, 7:30P.M. Spartans' hitting which "The pitching staff is run scoring single by Steve on the Spartan Daily Classified won't panic in tight carried them to the victories, really tired," said pitching Macchi and a two-run 277-3175. situations." as they collected 30 hits coach Norm Schag. "We've double by Smith gave them S. which produced 35 runs over been playing a lot of games their big lead. the three-game span. and with some injuries the After Davis closed within The SJSU pitching staff, staff is disorganized at the 7-6 in the eighth the Spartans though, allowed 23 runs to moment." tallied twice more and the Aggies in the three Gordon-Forbes gave the Hinkley took over for starter CLASSIFIED qontests, including 15 in the other pitchers a rest in the Pat Martin, who tired after 4 FOOT BLACKLIGHT 523.95 CLEAN APTS. FOR RENT- 1 Ofirrn. 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By John Brayfield Curly's wife was another one emotionboredom. and faculty) did have one The quasi-opera "Of Mice example of poor casting The singing was perhaps delightful break during the and Men" was presented the opera. She was, in the weakest part of the operafree wine and cheese Sunday night in Morris Steinbeck's version, a young, opera. All the songs were was served in the lobby Dailey Auditorium to beautiful, desirous females. done in two tempostoo fast during intermission. Five celebrate the opening of the But in the opera version she and too slow. glasses of free wine made SJSU Steinbeck Center. was a haggard looking red- Steinbeck's novel is full of the second half of the opera Several technical head who looked old enough tender, emotional moments "Of Mice and Men" aLmoat problems hindered the to be Curly's mother. but the voices of the opera tolorable. Sunday night performance The opera continuously singers were far from being The Spring Operst the performers couldn't left out some of Steinbeck's tender. They sang more like Theater, of San Francisco, perform, the singers couldn't characters and added new they were shouting. has decided to take "Of Mice sing, the orchestra couldn't ones that were totally The lyrics for the songs and Men" on the road. If play and the audience meaningless. Crooks, the performed in the opera were Sunday night's performance couldn't stay awake. Black cripple who worked on taken directly from Stein- was an indication of the It was quite evident from the farm in the novel, was a beck's book. It was quite a opera's success then the the beginning that whoever very important Steinbeck thrill to see an opera singer opera company would be dreamed up the idea for a character, but the opera painstakingly form his wise to pack up their cheap Steinbeck opera never production conveniently left perfect pear-shaped tones stage props and go home, not bothered to read the book him out. Instead they added and sing such poignant pass Go and not collect "Of Mice and Men." The a "ballad singer" to the cast. Steinbeck lines as $200they don't deserve it differences between what The "ballad singer" was "That old dog stinks went on during the opera and the most ridiculous of the Candy. He smells like hell!" Show someone you care, what happened to the whole opera. His whole bit And that smelly dog was the show them by remember- characters in Steinbeck's lasted about 20 seconds. He only convincing performer ing that special day. Send book were monumental. simply walked on stage ( into on the entire stage. an Anniversary message

It was very hard to believe a bunkhouse set) sat down on The audience, numbering thru the Spartan Daily a log and sang about three about 200 of which only that Lenny Small, the Classified 27 7-3 175. lovable giant in Steinbeck's lines of non-Steinbeck about 20 were SJSU students book, was wearing a new garbage. plaid jacket and combat The musical score, a boots. major part of any opera, was Let a fool know he/she is, give them the message April 1 It was equally as hard to attrocious. Music is usually (April Fool's Day). Spartan Daily Classified 277.3175. accept George Milton, employed to move the Lenny's best friend and audience through different traveling pardner, in or- states of emotion. The entire thopedic shoes. performance carried only ^ Curly (left), his wife and George in the stage version of 'Of Mice and Men' SJSU band gives 'Mice and Men': broken dreams free concert tonight By Eric Lyon and in the end the dreary reality of ranch hand life is vic- FOR Like ghosts from another age, John Steinbeck's immortal torious. The SJSU concert band, with Hindemuth's "March pair, George and Lenny. reappeared at the University The play was carried by fine acting and a script made under the direction of from Symphonic SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT Theatre Sunday afternoon in the Theatre of Marvel's ex- believable by the flavor of salty speech. Dwight Cannon will be Metamorphosis." cellent production of "Of Mice and Men." From a 1970s perspective, the characters in "Of Mice and performing tonight in the An original composition by The single showing of the 1937 Broadway hit was presented Men" stand like dramatic prototypes. TRAINING PROGRAM 8:15. Director Dwight Cannon, in conjunction with the opening of the Steinbeck Research There is the tough muleskinner, Slim, superbly played by SJSU concert hall at Familiar pieces, "The Star "Improvisation for Concert Center on campus. Wayne Grace, whose rustic wisdom symbolizes the force of This Program is designed to develop young college graduates highlight the reality in the lives of the ranch hands. Spangled Banner" and Band," will for careers in life insurance sales and sales management. It Set in the dusty milieu of a Salinas ranch, the Theatre's Roy Looney's portrayal of the swaggering boss' son, Curly, Strauss's "Perpetuum program. provides an initial training period of 3 months (including production effectively told the tragic tale of doomed friend- 2 weeks at a Home Office School) before moving into full is the source of Mobile" will be included Admission is free. ship between two roving farmworkers ever trying to earn a most of the play's humor. Collar upturned, sales work. legs speed cockily, Curly struts about the ranch wearing stake to buy their own ranch. "a glove of vaseline to keep his hands soft" for his new Those who are interested in and who are found qualified The curious friendship between George and Lenny is based for management responsibility are assured and dangerously flirtatiouswife. Taylor and Burton of ample oppor- on mutual dependency. Lenny Small, the misnamed giant tunity to move on to such work in either our field offices whose strong body and weak mind are definite liabilities, Candy (Still Eugene), the weathered coot who wants to join or in the Home Office after an initial period in sales. up with George and Lenny and put his life's savings into the needs George's guiding hand for his own protection as well as Aggressive dream ranch, and Curly's wife Donna DuBain ) who wears expansion plans provide unusual opportunities for the protection of others. reconcile in Oroville for those accepted. so much perfume "you don't have to see her to know she's George, played by John Seaton, needs the mentally there," were especially convincing. Arrange with the placement office for an interview with: vacuous Lenny as a cooperative sounding board for his own Like George, Lenny and Candy, Curly's wife also has LOS ANGELES (APIAll left the Oroville, Calif., dreams of escape from the endless chain uf temporary jobs dreams. At the play's climax she is preparing to "thumb a is well with the reconciled location of "The Klansman" Larry Hughes marriage of Elizabeth in a pique because of her and sweaty bunkhouses. ride to Hollywood" where she is sure she will be discovered April 1 Over and over, like a delusory litany, Lenny (Cab Covey) and put in pictures. Taylor and Richard Burton, husband's attentions to other asks George to repeat the story of what it will be like on their Her dreams, like the others', are shattered when Lenny says a close friend, despite women. own ranch. accidentally breaks her neck when she becomes frightened reports of the actor's gifts of Rumors of a rift between Connecticut Mutual Life After the story, the child-man Lenny says wistfully: jewelry to two young women the famous pair began with by his rough stroking of her hair. INSURANCE CONIVAN1 HARTI ORD "I'll lay in the sun where no one could bother me. I could on a film location. reports that Burton had After the killing is discovered and the manhunt begins, THE BLUE CHIP COMPANY SINCE 1806 have a mouse and no one would take it away from me." George finally admits to himself about the hoped-for ranch: The source today denied bought rings for a waitress rumors that Miss Taylor had an Equal Opportunity Employer i The dead mouse Menny carries in his pocket was the "I think I knew from the beginning we wouldn't do it." and a jewelry store clerk. victim of enthusiastic, if fatal, petting from Lenny's enor- Then, like Candy's toothless dog that had to be shot, George mous hands.) shoots his friend in one final act of resignation to the un- But Steinbeck's world conspires against illusory dreams substantiality of dreams. ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERAViErd IS A FINELY TUNED MACHINE, Innovative theater of the mind AND YOU CAN BE PART OF n". 'Anna K.' shows love's destruction

The dramatization The West Coast premier of will Kitty. Also featured is Victor audiences and one dollar for also revolve around "Anna K." last season's off- the Serrano as Karenin, Sal students with a student body subject of matrimony broadway hit based on Leo Accardi as Prince Sher- card. Further information focusing on the darkness Tolstoy's novel "Anna of batshy and Phillip Olds as dealing with reservations the marriage between Anna Karenina," will be presented the vocal soloist and can be reached by phoning and Count Vronsky and Thursday, Friday and the narrator. 277-2777 between 1 and 5 p.m. lightness of Saturday at 8 p.m. in the young love Also cast is Dee Cecil, during the weekdays. between Kitty and SJSU studio theatre. Leven. Terry Delashaw, Samuelle Proceeds from the The relationships Eskind, Kathy Esteves, production will support the Director Noreen I,a Barge presented in "Anna K" Richard Evans and Pat and Dr. Dorothy Kaucher Award Mitchell, professor of depict contrasting Brett Kyle. for excellence in oral in- drama, said "Anna K is viewpoints about Russian Admission is $2 for general terpretation. theatre of the mind with society and human com- several performers passion, according to Mit- assuming multiple roles. It is chell. an experimental piece done Creating the mood of the Remember a loved one's Birthday. Spartan Daily in a presentational style." production will be the Classified 277-3175. 000 musical direction of Joseph a As opposed to the 0111 ‘ Contri, who will utilize representational style of a string quartet composed eiaeoeieraaio% "Reader's Theatre," the of Noreen Tumminello SJSU presentation should be and Vick Sharman termed "experimental on violins, Thea Ostergaard theatre," where the actors on viola and Augie Amato National Best Seller will be in costume and will on cello. The Reverend assume specific roles, ac- George Benigsen -now in paperback! cording to Mitchell. of the Greek Orth- dox Church and SJSU Mitchell added that "one Russian major Anna Lambourne rt flroetr,. A scene will float into the other" are assisting t hl Nom by Mitchell and technical /awl Oh lifrArt SINwentedrI hat, interweaving the PALA wroirato production with period director Prof. J. Randall trr ril Ithlo ,ro .ell -1 r music, folk dances such as Earle with advice about the Mazurka and Polanaise, and finer details of Russian WORKSHOPFRIDAY* MARCH 29 narration. culture. Council Chambers (2-5 p.m.) Featured in the role of Student Enhancing "Anna K" will Anna Karenina will be Molly "The HOW TO RUN be the period costume Matthews while Brian Lewis Nature of A.S. Gov't." designs of Katherine Rob- portrays Anna's Applications are available in the A.S. Offices. lover, Dennis King (former A.S. Pres.) bins and the choreagraphy of County Vronsky. 3rd floor, Student Union. *The nature of the executive authority co-director Cal Warren. Tolstoy's alias, Levin, is Filing deadline is April 4. A 19th Century Russian played by Lyle Tippetts, who and responsibility setting by Donamarie Reeds courts I,inda Jenkins as Steve Tahahawa (former A.S. V'P.) should not distract from the *Nature of A.S. Council - Authority & Election is on April 30 az May 1 contemporary aspects of Tell the Responsibility Anna K's theme concerning old lady in your life where to go Greg Soulds (A.S. dus. Manager) POSITIONS OPEN the destructive quality that April 6, Old Lady Day. *The finances of the associated budget- the power of love can have on Spartan 32 elected positions open. *4 Exec. positions Daily Classified 277-3175. ing; the A.S.d.O. Services etc. the individual. *20 council seats President Louie Barozzi (A.S. Advisor) "A rare and wonderful book" 5-graduate Vice-President The A.S. & the University. How does 11 -upper division Treasurer BALLANTINE BOOKS the A.S. fit into the institution/legal 4-lower division Put your Easter message to the world in the Spartan Attorney General A O,v,s ,,n,i,f fl,indrint Int authority/what restrictions? Daily Classified 27 7-317 5. *8 Academic Council seats FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: CALL 277-3201