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Meet record-breaking SPARTAN DAILY Spartan placekicker Joe Nedliey. NKr 6 V01. 99, No. 30 Published for San Jose State University since )934 olicr 9, 1992 Congress eases financial aid qualification
BY RICHARD ESPINOZA for the change on and off for the past ranan Daily Stall Writer 10 years. Lower income families gen- From the midst of the financial cri- erally qualify for financial aid even sis gripping California's universities with any home equity taken into comes a bit of good news for students account, and wealthy families usually from the federal government. do not need federal assistance, said Congress, in a reauthorization of Donald Ryan, director of student the Higher Education Act, made it financial aid at SJSU. easier for some students to qualify for Many middle-class homeowners federal financial aid and created a especially those in California, new type of unsubsidized federal stu- where real estate values have skyrock- dent loan for those who are ineligible eted over the years have built up a for guaranteed loans. considerable amount of money in The bill makes some changes to home equity over the years. But that the Higher Education Act, which was wealth often cannot be tapped. originally passed in 1965. A family may have several hun- Some students who were ineligible dred thousand dollars built up in for student aid this year because the home equity that until now has been value of either their or their parents' counted toward its wealth in federal home was figured into their wealth, student financial aid applications. may get federal grants or loans next "The problem is, that has not been year. Home equity will no longer be a a liquid asset': Ryan said. criterion for calculating wealth. If families could not refinance The middle class has been working See FINANCIAL AID, Page 3
PHOTOGRAPHS BY DAVID M MARSHALL SPARTAN DAILY Chng Seok Tin, left, and Millie Solomon discuss her latest work that will be cast in bronze in the "lost-wax" process. Speaker recounts battle against sexual harassment
BY ERIK HOVE The "reasonable woman" refers to Spartan Daily Stall Wnter what constitutes sexual harassment. The subjects of sexual harassment Mitchell told of a friend who wanted and ethics in the workplace have been to comment on a co-worker's dress polarized since the Clarence Thomas jast on the basis of the dress itself, but Supreme Court hearings last year. idn't for fear of his intentions being The Institute for Social Responsibility misconstrued. Visiting artist sees with her mind's eyes presented some of the issues Thurs- Some ways to combat sexual day by inviting San Carlos Mayor and harassment in the workplace are to let attorney Sally Mitchell to speak. employees know they will be taken 'When one door is closed to you, another one will Mitchell's lecture, titled "Work- seriously and to offer counseling, open. A lot ofpeople cry and moan when thefirst places in the '90s: Ethics, Ethnics and education and sensitivity training. Sexists:' covered mostly sexual The lecture started with Mitchell door closes, and they don't notice that another one harassment and its issues because of discussing her own experience when has opened.' the one-hour time constraint. she tried to join the San Carlos Police Chng Seok Tin Approximately 500 to 550 students Department in 1974. Mitchell said SJSU distinguished visiting artist attended the event in the Student she had to tight just to get an applica- Union Loma Prieta room. tion, and after she submitted it, the BY SEAN COOPER Mitchell has her own law firm department instituted a physical Spartan Daily Stall Writer which specializes in sexual harass- agility test three days later. Art, understandably enough, is quite often discussed in terms ment cases and works with compa- The test consisted of carrying a of the visual appearance, image, form. SJSU distinguished vis- nies on how to deal with sexual 135-pound sand bag and placing it iting artist Cling Seok Tin represents a unique case. In 1988, the harassment and sensitivity training. on a table. She later found out the bag Singapore-born printmaker developed a brain abscess that left her The result of the Thomas hearings, actually weighed 147 pounds. with only 20 percent of her eyesight intact a stranger in her according to Mitchell, has polarized Mitchell, weighing 110 pounds, car- own world. the workplace. Since the hearings, ried the bag but failed the test It was then that a year-long exploration of the soul began, one complaints have gone up 1.5 to 2 because she carried it waist high that was to reveal a new language, a new approach, and some of times and have brought some inter- instead of chest high. the finest art of her career. esting implications to the workplace. The agility test was changed after Sitting with Seok Tin within the stark white walls of the Fong "There has been a tremendous Mitchell started a lawsuit. The experi- and Spratt Gallery on First Street in downtown San Jose, walls backlash, and some men are afraid of ence also helped her decide to lined by many of her works, the visual seemed dominant to the being accused of harassing; then. become a lawyer. point of comic. Seok Tin immediately broke the awkward tension there are those who are harassing "I had nine lawyers, and I was by responding to the photographer's apologies that his constant everybody:' Mitchell said. doing all the work," Mitchell said. "I motions may prove distracting, with a wry grin and a characteris- Two aspects of sexual harassment figured this wasn't too hard, and I Seok Tin's loss of vision has forced her to rely on are considered in a lawsuit, Mitchell could get paid for it." Students are invited to her sense of touch to "see." See BLIND ARTIST, Page 3 said. The first is creating a "hostile The irony of the situation is that meet her at 3:30 p.m. today in the Student Union. environment" for a victim. The sec- when Mitchell became mayor, she ond is the "reasonable woman:' became the police chief's boss. More than 140 employers expected to visit SJSU's 20th annual Career Exploration Day Computer Music Festival comes to SJSU, BY DON MCGEE alumni to explore career options available Spartan Daily 'rail Writer in today's job market, Wilkes said. Get those resumes ready. Wilkes called the event a great opportu- professor to send music into outersp ace SJSU's 20th annual Career Exploration nity for students to chat, in a very relaxed Day will be held Wednesday from 10 a.m. setting, with representatives from various BY BRIAN WACHTER Strange said. The free performance on on in the memorial from 10 a.m. to 4 to 3 p.m. in the Event Center. organizations about current and future `Tartan Daily Stall Writer the knoll behind Morris Dailey Audi- p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. The event, which is sponsored by the career trends. "All students should feel free SJSU will be cast into deep space on torium will be of the experimental Concerts will be held at 1 p.m. and Career Planning and Placement Center, to walk in. The people they meet will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. offerings of the International Com- 8 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium will feature more than 140 employers repre- networks in (their) field," Wilkes added. The surface measurements of an puter Music Conference to be held at each day of the conference except Sun- senting the areas of business, industry, gov- Participating organizations include the area centered on the campus will be SJSU starting Wednesday. Strange is day. ernment, education, health and human ser- California State Department of Health Ser- digitized and processed into sound. the chairman of the conference. "You're going to see a wedding of vices. vices, California State Department of Water The sound will then be converted into Composers, performers, high technology and new-age atti- Margaret Wilkes, career counselor and Resources, City of San Jose (local govern- microwaves and broadcast into deep researchers and engineers from more tudes:' Strange said. Artists will com- coordinator of this year's job fair, said the ment jobs), Clark County School District, space toward the constellation Cygnus than 20 countries will participate in bine electronic sounds with folk center's ability to get such a high number of IBM, INTEL Corporation, Lockheed Mis- directly overhead. conference presentations, panel dis- instruments such as the Japanese employers, considering the current eco- siles and Space Company, Peace Corps, Not NASA, but Allen Strange, SJSU cussions and concerts around cam- shakuhachi flute, the Mexican chamu- nomic conditions facing California, was Palo Alto Police Department, Price Water- music professor and computer-music pus. la harp and the Australian Aboriginal encouraging. house, San Francisco Utilities Engineering eminence, is behind this extraterrestrial "Earthbits 1l1'also on the knoll for didjeridu, a iesonating tube. "(With that many) organizations com- Bureau, Tandem Comppters and United excursion. He is co-creator of "Earthbits free, will transform wind into song Composers performing Oct. 17 ing, it speaks well for San Jose," Wilkes said Airlines. II: The Cygnus Deep Space Site Transmis- electronically at 10 a.m. Thursday. include Eric Chaslow, Roberto adding that more than 5,000 students Admission is free. For more informa- sion" with Michael Heivly. "Earthbits L" another topographical attended last year's event. tion, call the Career Planning and Place- "It is a sort of sound sculpture:' sound representation, will be turned See COMPUFER MUSIC, Page 3 The fair is open to all SJSU students and ment Center at 924-6010. 2 Friday, October 9, 1992 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAL Freedom of speech in peril
of speech, the substantiated, according to the Senate Freedomfoundation on which report. democracy is based, is the The action by J. Michael Quinlan, most fundamental right any the senior prison official in Washing- person in America has. That right is ton, gives all those in the United States being stifled by some of the most reason to fear how much freedom powerful people in the country due they really have. to a recent situation that smacks of But it appears Quinlan isn't the corruption. only bad guy in this drama. According to a Senate report Court records show that Quayle released Friday, the highest prison and campaign officials, including cur- official in the country blocked an rent White House Chief of Staff James inmate's right to speak about what he Baker, knew about the incident as it said was his selling of marijuana to was happening. The records also show then-U.S. Senator Dan Quayle. that prior to Quinlan's action, Bush- The prisoner, Brett Kimberlin, was Quayle campaign officials contacted placed in an isolated cell the Friday him about their concerns. before the 1988 presidential election Whether Kimberlin actually sold and was released six days later. The marijuana to Quayle is irrelevant. The reasons behind the action were sup- bottom line is that a person's right to posedly to protect his safety and to speak was violated by the very people punish him for telephone rights viola- who espouse the virtues of democra- tions. Neither of these charges were cy. Loneliness is just a phase lonely druggy solicits FRED LIMPLR1 SPARTAN DAILY Thethe company of a bored druggy, who first approached the lonely druggy because he is also a greedy, manipulative druggy. Of melting pots, salad bowls and educated minds Misery doesn't just love company; company is the sustenance of misery. Brian Wachter Psychotic loners will even make up What do prejudices about others. as wholly good and others as B. Kuniaravadivelu companions, just to get motivated. stereotypes do? We can overcome our fears wholly evil. It acknowledges Even if they are real, like Jodie Foster, Stereotypes and prejudices only by educat- the good and the bad both in they are still a figment. Writer's Forum reduce an ing ourselves about others. Are its own culture as well as in The people we hang with when we unmanageable reality to a our educational institutions others. It is as willing to learn Campus Viewpoint are desperate mostly are these savior manageable label. Once we equipping us with the knowl- from others as it is to teach spirits. We conjure them up from the "Start Following The Rules Of Brother stereotype India as a land of edge and attitudes necessary to others. depths of our need and project them Earthlings, Or Else:' It was the "Or snakes and snake charmers, cope with the explosive diversi- From the narrow perspec- salad bowl metaphor entails a onto whomever we are with. Else" that convinced me to stay con- we don't have to deal with the ty of a multicultural world? tive of the schooled mind, mul- process of accommodation. Of course the reason here for being vinced. fact that this Third World Considering the ever increas- ticulturalism appears to be a Acculturation signifies coales- with someone else is to avoid being So now when I see people following country has the third largest ing incidents of hate crimes chaotic hotchpotch that fails to cence. Accommodation sug- with yourself. That nasty person who that very personal path of loneliness pool of scientific and technical and ethnic cleansing all over distinguish cultural variations. gests coexistence. To describe makes you so uncomfortable. A per- and rebellion, they appear strangely manpower in the world; the the world, it appears that our Not so. The educated mind the multicultural milieu as a son so stupid he puts himself down; similar to those who have always fol- fact that it produces scientists, centers of learning are merely realizes that different cultures salad bowl is to recognize the so stupid that whenever he is lowed earth rules. For when you do engineers, doctors and schooling us; they are not edu- bring different strengths and reality and strength of diversi- depressed, instead of going out and just the opposite of what you are told, educators at a rate its economy cating us. They are teaching us different styles. Evidently, ty. Rather than have unreal making himself feel better, he crawls your actions have still been decided by cannot absorb, resulting in skills necessary to perform cer- some societies are more devel- expectations of melting indi- into a hole and feels bad. the orders you were given. This is the highly educated people tain jobs with a certain degree oped than others in certain vidual identity into a senseless It helps to imagine all the others great truth hidden from adolescents, migrating to countries like the of competence. They are not respects. We are all familiar uniformity, the salad bowl who are sitting in some hole, lonely and many unfortunates who never United States; the fact that the deepening our understanding with categories like developed metaphor allows people to and depressed. Imagine the lonely make it through to adulthood, that country's agricultural of who we are, what we wish to nations and developing retain their individuality in a masses. A strange kinship; a silent reacting is not the same as acting technology is so advanced that be and how we relate to others. nations. These categories are spirit of harmony. Such a mul- bond exists, paradoxical. The family independently. it is self-sufficient to feed a If they are to help us realize the based on economic and tech- ticultural milieu can tap the of separation, the class of rejects. I am sometimes severely irritated population of 850 million, full potential of the multicul- nological status. No doubt eco- power of diversity by drawing Moving through noisy halls, silent by these people, because they awaken more than three times the tural milieu, then they must be nomic and technological on the contributions of the var- and motionless in my head. Drudging a vestige of the younger me that jone- population of the United informed by ethnodiversity, advancement are important. ious cultural groups for com- on day after day, excited about things. ses for the release brought by irre- States; the fact that the not ethnocentricity. Only by But, can we assess human mon good. I have learned to ignore the pain, sponsibility; I am jealous. Certain country has the fourth largest sensitizing us to diversity can achievement in economic and These are times when the because of course it hurts too unrestrained, aggressive behaviors by military machine after the educational institutions ensure technological terms alone? Are old world order is dying and much. these people create a sympathetic U.S., the former Soviet Union the development of educated there other cultures which are the new is struggling to be I mean, how much fucking poetry quiver in some nerve at the base of my and China. One can cite rather than just schooled far ahead of us in moral, ethi- born. The old world has been can I write? skull, stimulating some street instinct similar facts about several minds. cal, artistic, spiritual and eco- an exclusive, elitist country But I sometimes miss my gland to release a certain chemical other Third World countries. For the schooled mind, dif- logical domains? We may never club; it must yield to a new masochistic muse. It was so acute. It into my brain stem that makes me I am merely using India as an ference disturbs. For the edu- know the true measure of our world where membership is feels so bland to play the got-my-shit- want to KICK ASS; I am afraid. But example to make a point. cated mind, difference delights. strengths unless we also know open to all humanity. The old together game. when I calm down, and the frustrated What happens if we take To the educated mind differ- the true measure of our weak- world was founded on ethno- I used to think part of being yearning of these people hits home, I these less known facts about ence represents potential, and nesses. centricity; but the new world unique, in fact the crucial element, have to tell my story in the hopes that India into consideration? We diversity represents possibility. The mind that is merely must be built on ethnodiversi- was going it alone, and respecting no maybe once someone will at least real- are forced to recognize that Such a mind has the capacity schooled feels uncomfortable ty. These are times when we rules but those I made up as I went ize that THIS IS A PHASE and will there is more to India than just to live comfortably in a world with the idea of multicultural- can no longer afford to live along. Nothing ordained on earth pass if you let it; I want to help. snakes and snake charmers. of in-betweens. It does not ism for it fears that its Own within a monocultural cocoon. could bind me; only that h-1 tee which Because that paradox is my muse Our sense of superiority is divide the world into a bipolar identity will be obliterated The challenge before us is to came from on high could convince now, the manifold one pair of oppo- shaken. So we invent double arena of Us vs Others but can amidst all the diversity. To an realize the "new world order" me to act, or not to. Fortunately the sites manifest in this case as "the mass standards to measure the suc- find common ground between educated mind, multicultural- envisioned by an American eventual message from the stars was of the lonely." cesses and failures of ourselves Us and Others. The educated ism does not mean the nega- Indian writer who said: "we and others. Although home- mind is a multicultural mind. tion of one's own culture but don't live in a universe; we live lessness and poverty are no It recognizes that no one cul- respect for all cultures. Signifi- in a molt iverse." strangers to inner cities of ture, no one language has a cantly, many sociologists are America, there must he some- monopoly over the whole moving away from the St'ARTAN DAILY thing appealing about the truth. Wary of simplistic labels, metaphor of the melting pot SM I TA PATEL execut Si' editor slums of Calcutta that draw the it recognizes that every culture, toward the metaphor of the R. Kumaravailivrlu is an VII ADELE GALLUCCI city ed tor American media. The stereo- every language captures some salad bowl. The melting pot Associate Professor in the SCOTT SADY photo t door types presented to us create aspect of truth. It does not rush metaphor envisions a process Dept. of Linguistics imii Language MARCIO J. SANCHEZ chiefphotographer and confirm our fears and to categorize one's own culture of acculturation whereas the Development JOHN VIE' RA forum editor BRIAN HARR arts & entertainment editor 101IN PEREZ features editor JIM SILVA sports editor LES MAHLER chief copy editor ATOOSA SAVA R N E D national &Iiireign editor Letters to the editor GREG CAMPBELL advertising director I lomecoming not the RAMIL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager the JSU qualified for a carnival your mistake onto someone Nand Dyer-Rivenburg as a else, say AARON CA ULAN advertising art director problem Food Bazaar was booth. The fact remains that it it often and loud Junior, Molecular Biology was insensitive and inconsider- enough, and soon others will NEELAM PATEL national advertising manager (Spartan Daily, 1(1/5). The Jew- It is Tim Danzinger and the ate of the Homecoming Com- see it as truth. Furthermore, ish Student Union LIONF.L R. CARREON advertising prodm tin manager was not Homecoming Committee, not mittee to schedule the Food Danzinger's attempt to label mentioned in Fabian's column CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing manager the Jewish Student Union Bazaar on Yom Kippur. It the Jewish Student Union as or Dyer-Rivenburg's letter. Mr. JIM BUTLER advertising marketing manager (JSU) or Amos Fabian, that could have been held on any of needing "victim status" and Danzinger was out of line in RYAN CASE advertismg downtown manager missed the mark on the sched- the remaining four days in the "crying for attention:' is dis- focusing his article on the Jew- SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager uling of a homecoming event week. The Ilomecoming Com- gusting. Why is it that whenev- ish Student's Union as the on Yom Kippur (Spartan Daily, mittee should accept responsi- er a Jewish student complains cause of this unfortunate REPol TEM IIM PAD no sit VFW elfAr. sEAN OHM, R. PH HARDESPINNA, AMOS FABIAN. KARA CAM IA. SIN MI 1.LE, ERIK 110VE. RACHEL LUTHER. VICTIM MARKOvICH. JR. ELAINE MEITTLER, 10/6/92). Jewish students were bility for its actions. about insensitivity, they are episode. JAN! MoNTEs. DEBRA MYERS. Kt PRY PETERS. MARIA C ROSE, NICOLE SIR!, MA TT sMITII, ION SOLomoN, not upset about Homecoming What is more distressing to immediately accused of trying I suggest Danzinger get his PP IA,Y NM HTER Week falling during their High me, however, is the despicable to portray themselves as "vic- "facts" straight before writing COLUMNIST:IVNNIIENsON, PRooKE Sill! PT PIGGS, ANGELA Hill. DOR0THE KLAVIN.s. JASON Holy Days. They were upset tactic taken by Danzinger to tims:' as people not "working any PoTIIMAN Nil olAS SMITH more articles for publica- ILLUSTRATORS:fl, toW I LR.FRILI I INN PT about the scheduling of the portray Jewish students as within the system?" tion. PHOTOGRAPHERS: parr! IAI.AN. 111.151110 FEURTA00, MAPs'IN IOW., KAREN MANNER, International Food Bazaar on those responsible for the A responsible person checks HAVE MAMA'S. I /II Ff Mt FA OPFN. TARA MURPHY. RICK WA. lin Yom Kippur, the most holy day scheduling controversy. In the facts before issuing an ? ADVERTISII.40 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: POLL BEEMAN. Jill 'IV SRI DTP, liIRlsropHlR IETFR, ADA S Ill AINsTi IN. AAPoN THAT,IllS, Don; WALKER. KEE! II WI! ql of the Jewish year. doing so Danzinger is guilty of accusation. Amos Fabian was O.., ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WII I IAA( CHIN, At /1150 POMP . The issue is not JSU partici- using one of the oldest tricks in identified as a Daily staff writer Rebbecca EllIot LIMP RoMERER. BON sToNE,91,12tHri, pation in the event, or whether the book put the blame for (Spartan Daily, 10/1) and Junior, Political Science SPA RTA N DA I I.Y U 1,111 use State University Friday, October 9,1992 3
tips. nese in secondary school, Seok Experimenting with aspects of SpartaGuide Blind artist "[With multimedia I can just Tin decided to go abroad to local architecture, she produced a feel it," she explained. "Of course experiment more with art. In series of adobe-inspired prints, I he San Jose State calendar From page sometimes I get frustrated, but 1975, stre studied at the St. Martin "Homage to New Mexico" and you can't avoid it. 1 just do it, and School of Art in London and I full "Bewilderment:' which reflect the tically ironic, "It shouldn't bother if it doesn't feel right, I do it college of higher education. She window designs of New Mexico LATTER DAY SAINT STUDENT me." again:' then returned to Singapore and to houses. ASSOCIATION (LDSSA): Friday While certainly miraculous, "Most of my friends say my another try at teaching ("I hate Seok Tin followed Lasansky Today forum, video, luncheon, 12:30 p.m., ANIMANIACS: Ranma 1/2, Gun- Seok Tin's pragmatic cheerfulness newer work is better I wouldn't teaching it's incredibly bor- North, where she procured her LDS institute, 66 S. 7th, call 286- in the face of her startling setback know:' ing"), and in 1980, went back to MFA from Iowa State University. dam 11083, 3 p.m., Engineering Audi- 3313. torium 189, call 259-9134. was by no means immediate. Seok Tin came to San Jose in London to complete her post-bac- Lasansky brought to her work a ROCK THE VOTE: Meeting, S - 9 Prior to the operation that left her early September on a grant from calaureate degree in art. renewed appreciation for nature, A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- p.m., 1.1's Blues Cafe, 14 S. 2nd St., world an intransitory blur, Seok the Lee Foundation in Singapore "It was to be a year-long pro- most notably in the disturbing TEE: Parade to Plaza Park, 11:30 call 322-0989. a.m., 7th and San Carlos; Rally, noon, Tin was an aspiring assistant pro- to study sculpture and bronze gram at Middlesex Polytechnic. "City People," a series of lurid Plaza Park, call 924-6243. SJSU THEATRE: Prelude to a Kiss, fessor at La Salle school of art and casting as SJSU Distinguished But after only half a year, the criticisms of the modern urban 8 p.m., University Theatre, call 924- on the road to establishing herself Visiting Artist. Because her vision school burned down, and all my condition. ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER 4551. as Singapore's foremost printmak- loss has made her reliant on assis- work with it:' she said. "So I went "City People" also expresses a STUDENT UNION: General meet- er. But with her vision loss came tants with the materials and to Paris to study under Hayter." theme which domi- ing, noon - 1 p.m. A.S. Council SAN JOSE PEACE CENTER: has become Chamber, call 924-2575 or 268- Open house, 1 - 4 p.m.,48 S. 2th an internal struggle with the processes of printmaking, Seok Hayter is William Stanley nant in Seok Tin's work, that of 2523 Street, call 924-3735. depression of a woman stripped Tin is using her residency here to Hayter, who is widely regarded as the trap. Much of her art explores SOCIETY OF LATINO ENGI- not only of sight, but of soul. explore other, more autonomous a principal figure in the revival of the constrictions and pitfalls of BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- "After the operation, I really forms of self-expression. printmaking as a fine art medi- everyday life, employing ISTRIES: NEERS AND SCIENTISTS: Gener- Area retreat-cost $12. didn't know what to do with Harry Powers, SJSU professor um. Under Hayter, Seok Tin metonyms of drowning, confine- Sanborn Park in Saratoga, 4 al meeting, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., p.m., myself,' she said. "I quit teaching, of sculpture, who has been work- advanced her intaglio and engrav- ment and escape. call 723-0500. Engineering Building 358, call 924- 3830. and I quit working I quit ing with Seok Tin in bronze ing skills and began a love affair "Everybody is in some trap:' CAREER PLANNING AND everything. But then I began to sculpture, is impressed with her with drypoint and transfer print- Seok explained. "Physically, men- PLACEMENT: Resume II, 12:45 - Saturday 10 realize that it doesn't have to be agility with a new artform. making that continues to this day. tally, culturally, politically you 2:15 p.m., SU Almaden Room, call KSJS: Third annual fundraiser, 24 like that:' "She brings a sensitivity and Returning home in 1981, Seok feel it, but you can't always speak 924-6033. hours a day, 90.7 FM, call 924-4561. With the encouragement of artistic creativity to a new medi- Tin soon felt constricted in dense- it out:' CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- SJSU CHEERLEADERS: Tryouts friends and students, Seok Tin um," Powers said. "Her sculpture ly populated Singapore, and Seok Tin fell into her most NITY: ( 01111 nun ity night and life for 1992-93 basketball cheerleaders, regained her confidence and is so much more abstract than despite language difficulties, challenging trap with the loss of issues, 7 - 9 p.m., Campus Christian 10 a.m., SPCX 44, call 924-5950. resumed her work. And while she before. She's being wonderfully decided to head for the United her vision in 1988, and she has Center, call 298-0204. SJSU THEATRE: Prelude to a Kiss, didn't exactly pick up where she experimental with it." States to pursue a master of fine emerged renewed. In her own CHINESE CAMPUS FELLOW- 8 p.m., University Theatre, call 924- left off, her trajectory has changed Now 45, Seok Tin's relationship arts degree. After several disap- words: SHIP: Bible study, 2:30 - 5 p.m., SU 4551. very little, exploring the same with art began after high school pointments, she was finally "When one door is closed to. Guadalupe Room, call 293-8005. themes of nature and human in Singapore, taking art classes at accepted by the University of New you, another one will open. A lot SIGMA CHI: Miami triad tailgate the local college while pursuing a ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE with Frank Joseph, 3 p.m., Spartan entrapment and escape that dom- Mexico, where she studied under of people cry and moan when the CENTER: Indian American series- Stadium, call 279-9601. inated her early work. But it has teaching degree. W.S. Hayter's American counter- first door closes, and they don't' beginning the next SOO years-issues taken a significantly tactile turn, "I didn't think of going into part, Maricio Lasansky. notice that another one has of Indian justice, noon - 1 p.m., SU STUDENT HOMELESS with multimedia bricolage textur- art:' Seok Tin said, "I just did it While in New Mexico, Seok opened:' ALLIANCE: Weekly meeting. noon, Amphitheatre, call 924-5467. ing the visual plane as Seok Tin for fun:' Tin's printmaking flourished. Afro -Airier iLan Center, 6th and with her finger- After a brief stint teaching Chi- INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIA- Julian Streets, call 335-7039. has learned to see TION: Miniatine gulf, 5 pin., Golfland, 1199 Jaklin Rd., Milpitas, WINTER TRACK AND EDUCA- call 279'6925. TION FOUNDATION: Second annual SJSU track alumni tailgate. Financial aid: more easily accessible JEWISH STUDENT UNION: Fundraiser 10 a.m., South Campus Go Shabbat dinner, 6:30 p m , at Caro- track; Tailgate 2 p.m., soccer field From page 1 have been available Oct. 1, but the line, call 379-6056. near Spartan Stadium, call 971- federal government has not yet KSJS: Third annual fundraiser, 24 6156. their homes, they were left with worked out details with banks. hours a day, 90.7 FM, call 924-4561. little choice other than to sell the The unsubsidized loans may Spartans homes. Congress finally realized be available as early as next ii ;oh h. available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organizations for free 11e:til- 1 hvii days befiire publication. Forms are available at the Spartan Dad I .1t11 that this was an unrealistic option semester. from I inay reducingthe ntiml,...r of urn nes and took the value of a home or SJSU paid out $33 million to farm out of the need-analysis $34 million in federal financial aid y' the SJSU equation, Ryan said. this year, according to Ryan. The News Room (408)924-3280 Students who were ineligible college may award as much as $40 for federal-guaranteed student million next year now that more Physics Club Fax 924-3282 loans this year may have another students will be eligible for aid, Advertising 924-3270 shot at money next year. Congress especially if student fees increase Dezimalstelengeil approved unsubsidized loans for again. Classified 924-3277 students who cannot get a guar- ,1,11vto41 rot,., 104010 *wan I USP141110114100011,TMACTIIR Plats. send attltev N0,,, paal n sah nb. .111, t 0, anteed loan, but who still prove ,ra r hsv 9,1V, 014v. ',nowt ars pallor Derattuieta 'Tartan I ,aLly Air 100 el,crily 0100t of the the Arotired Press. The orinivas eltrov.sed In the itsiittl. A....1010114nd ult y tottaitiyaltor Mal strut Vit. a t Tied on that they need financial aid. C....Imitations. the University. or rtyothet shaleol tv is .4 lout Isamu Allii Ma, per iory. ray t iattput tlebvery stalentit yeas, 120 Ea It sequester .8 I,. Off ...pm Fite teutaridec a seturttet ba,' rar 0 rot own. dettmal ukd student st teals in hal woe student. 111. spacial Italy Unlike guaranteed psvl Ihrtvigli the Instill, tiorully Meal Activities Puna r.14.1 evilr loans, the federal government will not pay the interest on the new unsubsidized loans while the bor- RECYCLE rower is in school. Computer music The unsubsidized loans should From page I SANTA CLARA VALLEY BLUES SOCIETY INVITES SJSU Morales of Mexico, Jean-Claude Risset of France and Mari Kimura JJ's 6th Annual EXPLORATION of Japan. Computer-assisted jazz pio- Festival & BB() neer and Bruno Spoerri, confer- Blues ence guest composer from Switzerland, will perform in the FREE Weekend of Blues and Fun "Computer Cabaret" Thursday at 17th SUNDAY OCT. 18th 10 p.m. in the Music Building SATURDAY OCT. Concert Hall. Elvin Bishop Chris Cain Band The conference will be preced- Joe Louis Walker and Larry Arkansas Davis ed by four tutorials designed to the Bosslalker Duke Jethro Band Scott and Smoke bring participants up to speed for Roy Rogers and the E.C. Mickael Osborne Band state-of-the-art conference topics. Della Rhythm Kings Little John Chrisley "MIDI Now and Future" Guitar Shorty with John Wedemeyer Trio OPENS DOORS FOR YOU will detail Musical Instrument Andy Manilli The Legendary Andy Just Blues Band Digital Interface's current and Cool Papa role in computer music at 9 Explore career, future The Loved Ones a.m. Monday in room 150 of the (the winner of the internship and Music Building. JJ's Band Search) "Introduction to MAX:' the NIusic starts at 11 AM to 6:301'\I volunteer opportunities computer music programming 0 language. will follow at 1:30 p.m. at Guadalupe l'ark available in today's job "Introduction to Composition- if to the chiklren.0 Discovery Mucous' al Automata" and "Digital Signal Also Featunng: market. Processing Basics" will be pre- 11's BBQ Sc Lot's of Beer Sc Wine
sented Tuesday in room 150 start- ing at 9 a.m. Admission for students is IS $37.50 for each tutorial, $8 for for the Blues each concert and $125 for all con- ALL STUDENTS WELCOME ference events. 14 South 2nd Street For information on conference San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 286-3066 COME AS YOU ARE events, call 924-4675. No bottles or cans allowed in park Please support JJ's and the Blues Volunteers needed Call 286-3066 The Simplest Multiple Choice Ever! 140 EMPLOYERS Choose a Complete 386SX-16 System including an (A)Epson LQ-510 Or(B)Action 3250 Printer. Equity 386SX- /6Phrs Loaded with Great I titian's: OCTOBER 14 FREE 2M1 RAM erre to 14M0 40M1 ODD EPSON Serial 12' Mono VOA Monitor 1 44M11 3 5' our 2M1 5 25" Mouse! Epson 00 5100, 3250 Printer 101 key keyboard 1 -YEAR' ON SITE DOS 5 0 1 Year On SIM Warranty ARRANTY. The Event Center. SJSU ,4 ACCESS Professional attire and resumes are not required, however, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES they are highly recommended for those seeking career opportunities. $799 (408) 247-4444 \\Wm. \I Coordinated by SJSU Career Planning and Placement Center whose services and programs are provided Specia l Student and I- aultc Oiler \\ \ \ without regard to race, color, religion. sex, orientation, national origin, age, or disability . hung this 4.1 in to C pt.,. Li! ol HOMECOMING 1992
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White looks to impress Heisman voters SEATTLE (AP) Califor- player," White said. "But, basi- Nedney boots his way into history nia tailback Russell White cally, it boils down to who hopes to make / leisinan Tro- you're playing against:' phy voters reach for their White and the No.24 Gold- BY DON McCi E against Wyoming was quick to Tartan Slat r erasers if they already have en Bears are 12-point under- Dally put the kick behind him and Marshall Faulk's name pen- dogs in the Pacific-10 Confer- It was simply THE KICK! focus on the future. ciled in on their ballots. ence game at Husky Stadium. And what a kick it was for SJSU "A 60-yard kick is not going to White believes all he needs Faulk, San Diego State's place-kicker Joe Nedney. assure anything:' Nedney said. is an outstanding effort in a sensational runner, is currently The 6-foot-5,I95 pound "It's the whole season (that mat- Cal victory over the top- the heavy favorite to win the sophomore, booted a 60-yard ters):' ranked Washington Huskies game-winning field goal as time So does his past. Saturday. Faulk has rushed for 837 expired to lift the Spartans to a Chon Gallegos, Nedney's for- "I don't want to take any yards in four games, while 26-24 victory over Wyoming last mer head coach at Santa Teresa cheap shots at Marshall Faulk White has 523 yards for the Saturday. High School, had a feeling his because he is an exceptional Bears (3-1). Nedney's kick not only won the pupil would move on to bigger game for the Spartans, but it also and better things. Nedney was the broke the SISU and Big West school's kicker his senior season. Conference records for the longest "lie did a real good job for us:' tild goal. The previous mark for Gallegos said. "I knew he had the the Big West was a 59-yarder in leg for it (field goal kicking). He 1986 by Utah State's Dene Garner. was a real hard worker:' We Want The former SJSU record was 52- During his freshman season yards which was held by three for the Spartans, Nedney was Spartans (Lou Rodrique7, Ron impressive. He was a third-team to Hear Ploger, Larry Barnes). Football News freshman All- For his effort, Nedney was American and a second-team All- named the Big West Offensive Big West pick after leading the Player of the Week. A native San Spartans in scoring with 68 from We are looking for people Josean, Nedney was also honored points. who want to present their with an AT&T Long Distance The lanky left-footed kicker led viewpoint. All creative Award a $400 donation to the the nation in field goals through You! mediums are welcome NCAA Degree Completion Schol- October 19, connecting on 11 of whether they be art, arship Fund. his first 14 tries. literature or music. Not bad for a guy who had But this season Nedney got off The made only three of his previous to rocky start. He sighted his lack seven attempts entering the of hitting the football solidly for PEP Center Win g entries will be Wyoming game. Nedncy ,t I lig- his troubles. wants your published in the Spartan gles even had him Lunt erned "1 told myself after the Stanford Daily, Oct. 22. They will be about his job. Second -string game that I have to relax: he said. perspective chosen on the basis of place-kicker Juan Zutnudio made When Wyoming called three on alcohol originality, creativity, a bid for the top kicking spot the successive time-outs in an attempt relevance, and content. week of practice before the to try and ice Nedney, he did just Wyoming game. that. Despite the challenge to Ned- lie relaxed. All entries should be Ii (Rif URTALX) SPARTAN DAILY ney, SJSU Head Coach Ron Turn- "I turned it around:' said Ned- delivered to the er never stopped believing in him. ney, who once kicked a 62-yarder PEP-Center by 4:30 p.m., Spartan Placekicker Joe Ned- formance on Saturday won "He's a good kicker, a very in practice. "I kind of thought Oct. 19, 1992. ney broke a Big West confer- Nedney Big West Offensive good kicker," Turner said. "I knew about that (62-yard kick). I'd ence record when he kicked a Player of the Week. The Spar- he would will k his way out of the done it before and had a feeling 1 60-yard field goal on the last tans take on slump. I didn't give a ( '0-sponsored by Fullerton State at lot of conk; do it again. (The time-outs) The I I Newlin( n Education Program) play of the game to beat the Spartan Stadium at 6 p.m. on thought (about changing kick- just gave me more time to focus , nicr and the Spartan Daily Wyoming Cowboys 26-24 last Saturday. Tickets are still avail- ers):' on what I had to do:' I Inbuilt:Mon, call 924-5945 Saturday in Laramie. The per- able. Nedney who also converted What Nedney did will be National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week attempts of 45 yards and 26 yards remembered for a long time.
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Political 0 St. Lucia residents He called the eviction "pressure to make sure Gorbachev knows his place:' celebrate Walcott's The loss of the think-tank offices was almanac the latest development in an increasingly win of Nobel prize personal feud that has humiliated the for- NEW YORK (AP) - After a mer leader of the Soviet empire. selection process that some jour- CASTRIES, St. Lucia (AP) - Derek The two men began butting heads in nalists boycotted, a bipartisan Walcott's hometown on Thursday 1987, when Gorbachev bounced Yeltsin commission announced Thursday cheered the awarding of the Nobel prize from his job as Moscow party boss and that it had picked four reporters to in literature to the poet. the Communist Party's ruling Politburo participate in Sunday's presidential "We're almost all of us in tears of joy:' for criticizing the pace of reform. debate among George Bush, Bill said artist Llwellyn Xavier, a friend of On Wednesday, Yeltsin ordered all Clinton and Ross Perot. Walcott. "We're calling for a national hol- property of the fund taken over by a new The Commission on Presiden- iday." government academy that will train spe- tial Debates said Jim Lehrer of Some restaurant patrons were popping cialists in banking and finance. PBS' MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour the corks on champagne bottles at 10 The eviction came days after Yeltsin will moderate the debate, the first a.m. Happy callers jammed lines to a criticized Gorbachev for refusing to testi- of three between the two presiden- radio call-in show. fy in a trial on the fate of the Communist tial contenders. The prime minister of St. Lucia, John Party. The panelists will be Ann Compton, sent Walcott a message saying "They've sent the police and sur- Compton of ABC News, John "our cup overflows with pride and joy at rounded us as if the fund were a spy nest:' Mashek of The Boston Globe and your success." Gorbachev fumed. Even the storage and 0 Republican Army bombs were too vague and came too late to Sander Vanocur, a former NBC It was the second time a native of the accounting rooms were occupied, he evacuate the areas in time, police said. and ABC reporter now working on tiny island state of 150,000 people, a for- said, "as if they're going to find gold bul- responsible for a free-lance basis. mer British colony in the Lesser Antilles, lion and discover millions of dollars and Disruptive man Several major news organiza- has won a Nobel Prize. Sir Arthur Lewis caches of weapons there." two explosions tions, including NBC, CBS, The won in 1979 for economics. commits suicide Associated Press, The Washington Like many other West Indian intellec- (3 Tokyo's fast-food LONDON (AP) - The Irish Republi- Post and The Wall Street Journal, tuals, Walcott has spent much of his can Army claimed responsibility Thursday had announced that they would working life abroad. But he has never for- for setting off two bombs in central Lon- after seeing Elle not allow their employees to par- gotten his roots. joint experiences don that wounded five people and caused ticipate in the debates, primarily Walcott left St. Lucia in 1950 to study, minor damage. ADELAIDE, Australia (Air) - A man because the Bush and Clinton but he has maintained close ties to the bun shortage In a statement issued to the Ireland disrupted a lingerie fashion slum hosted campaigns had a role in selecting island and remains a citizen. International news agency in Dublin, the by Australian model Elle NI.icpherson the questioners. TOKYO (AP) - Ovci whchned by IRA said the blasts showed "the occupants Thursday, then jumped to hi, I.,nh min- Vanocur was a panelist in the @ Friction between hordes of burger-munching Japanese, of our national territory that there will be utes later, police said. first televised presidential debate, McDonald's has suspended a hamburger no respite and no let up until they end The 22-year-old man, whose name was between Richard Nixon and John Yeltsin, Gorbachev sale to replenish its supply of buns. their interference in our affairs:' not released, was thrown out by security F. Kennedy in 1960. He later mod- "We had a lot more customers than we The IRA has planted bombs in London guards when he climbed onto the show's . erated the vice-presidential debate expected," said McDonald's spokesman as part of a campaign to disrupt British life stage at a department store. between Bush and Geraldine Fer- heightens Tatsuki Kubo. and pressure the government to relinquish Witnesses said he shouted at Miss raro in 1984. The planned six-week sale started last control over Northern Ireland. Macpherson as she and six other models Lehrer was the moderator of the MOSCOW (AP) - An angry and Friday and cut the price of regular ham- In the first explosion early Wednesday, waved goodbye to 4,000 fans at the end of first presidential debate between defiant Mikhail Gorbachev on Thursday burgers from $1.75 to 83 cents. five people were treated for minor injuries the 15-minute show. Bush and Michael Dukakis in accused President Boris Yeltsin of treating But the busier stores, mainly in Tokyo, and shock after a small bomb exploded in Although his words were drowned out 1988. Mashek, then with The him like a spy and closing his think tank sold so many burgers that they often have a cast iron litter bin near Piccadilly Circus, by loud music and cheering, witnesses Atlanta Constitution, was among out of political spite. run out of buns. a busy tourist and nightlife area. close to the stage said the man complained the panelists. Compton was a pan- "He has sealed off the building and McDonald's decided to suspend the A second small bomb exploded near the show was "pornographic." elist in the second and final presi- locked out its employees in a country that promotion at 425 of its 912 outlets in Charing Cross Road in London's theater Soon after being escorted from the dential debate that year. the leaders say is democratic," Gorbachev Japan for a week beginning Friday to allow district shortly before curtain time store, the man went to the seventh floor of said as he stood in front of a police cor- the bun supply to catch up. Affected stores Wednesday, causing no injuries. a nearby building, smashed a window don, shaking his fists in the air. will offer a deal on french fries instead. Telephoned warnings for each of the with a chair and jumped to his death.
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BY NICOLE SI RI The production a revival of of friendships and feelings as Jose Area that casts only profes- party will provide food and people go through Spartan Daily $tall Wriltr the same show performed people come together after 20 sional actors, Kopp said. drinks for all who attend. Tickets The San Jose Stage Company through the San Jose Stage com- years:' Singleton said. "It is simi- "It's a very funny and touch- for the gala are $23. kicks off itslOth anniversary sea- pany in the 1986-87 season lar to what many people go ing show," he said. "The actors The play will begin Oct. 11 at minim is' son this week with its perfor- portrays a group of women who through at reunions:' are very talented and put on a and continue through Novem- mance of the production "Come reunite 20 years after the death Lee Kopp, publicist for the great performance:' ber I ,Ticket prices include a stu- Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy of James Dean. The women San Jose Stage Company, said Opening night's premiere will dent discount, and range from Rick Singleton Dean, Jimmy Dean." experience feelings of insecurity many of the same actors are be followed by a champagne gala $13 to $17. For more informa- Dual. The play premieres at 8 p.m. and self-deception once they returning from the original cast with the cast members. The tion call 283-7142. on Saturday at the Stage Compa- meet, said Rick Singleton, direc- of more than five years ago. The ny's theater, located in down- tor. theater is one of only two union town San Jose. "The play is about the healing contract companies in the San CLIP OUT AND SAVE OFFICIAL NOTICE
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BASS NOT TO BE CONFUSED BY JON SOLOMON ing (408) 995-5033, or at all ORIGINAL Spartan Daily Stan Writer WITH THE girl = pre-woman ticket outlets including the FIA CORDON 410111 -r ethnocentric white patriarchal "Cinequest:' the Third Annual Wherehouse and Tower reoril KOME grammar or San Jose Film Festival will be held stores. \ UNCUT restructuring of language throughout the weekend at the ADULTS FRI 5 SAT = his 'n' Camera Three Cinema Complex. MIDNITE history herstory Cinequest will showcase the ignoramus or knowledge-base non -possessor talents of international film star late = specially prompt Lena Stolze, who won critical lazy or- motivationally dispossessed acclaim in 1990 for her title role in MORRISSEY "The Nasty Girl:' where she plays - "IN CONCERT" messy = nontraditionally ordered a young German woman whose nonathleteur uniquely-coordinated individual research into the Third Reich seminar = ovular sheds unwanted light on her SPECIAL town's Nazi past. The film starts at GALLON DRUNK stupid e- cerebrally challenged HENRY BEARD AND cHRISRWM R (1 RI 8 p.m., with Stolze appearing at a ugly = cosmetically different reception following the movie. OCTOBER 15 white ir melanin -impoverished VILLARD BOOKS Swim will also be featured in A Division o) Rdndom House. Inc EVENT CENTER Al worst = least best two of her earlier film "Five Last 1,14 WS SAN JuSk SEAEF Days," which shows 8PM tonight at 5 Furthermore, all members of the academic community are expected to purchase and master and "I'he Swing," which shows the contents of The Official Politically Correct Dictionary and Handbook, by Henry Beard and Sunday at 1:15 p.m. In "Five Last Christopher Cerf (Villard, $10) now available from your local processed -tree carcass dealer, j Days" Stolze plays a young woman accused of distributing underground anti-fascist fliers, then thrown into Gestapo prison -G2'S during WW II. "The Swing" is a comedy about a family shaken by r I" a financial crisis, but their them into , dynamism carries SATURDAY exciting encounters with various violent OCTOBER 17 characters in their community. SHORELINE At a special seminar of "High femmes AMPHITHEATRE Tech vs. High Art" at 10 a.m. on 9PM Saturday, people can "morphed." Morphing is a process which 4,411, 4,41 141114, lot 411.411111..4 . 441, flit 1.14,1-11LINI 04.111 I VI, IS 551 X .1,11f, 4, DEAR DAD, involves using a computer to CHARGE BY PHONE: 510/762 BASS 408/998 BASS 4110F manipulate images. The tech- Bill GRAHAM PRESENTS nique has been used extensively in "Terminator 2" and Michael Jack- son's video Black and White. "LAUGH - OUT- LOUD FUNNY!' Thaddeus Beier, one of the lead- "All INDISPENSIBLE LOOK AT THE TWISTED MARRIAGE ing experts in the field of comput- OF MEDIA AND POIRICS.VOTE'FEED'." er mat ion technology, will dia- P9,P, ;01.ENG STCNE l'esent state-of-the-art corn- Sift! morphing. I ollowing the seminar, a series of short films titled "1992 Is,' of Our Time" will be shots Sonic of the films are "Paula:. END which explores the tribulations of being a single modal ; "amBUSlied: a film that explores differing viewpoints of the nation's drug use; "Tanto Tiem- po:' a drama of a young woman suppressed by her Hispanic cul- ture; "Castro Cowboy:' "Bless You, Mart i Gladden:' and FEED "Natives." A Comedy About Running For President MONEY premiere of "Koshmar The I LS. 70frila 3 EXCLUSIVE c Me a Strong Purpose)" will 44.! 730 9 909 PREMIERE '40 TheA4i-,-i rai 30' 1C 1, los 3:45 p.m., Sunday. The a Sur 353' ONE WEEK show at t 4 33 'DSC MATINEE tat %KM SAT& SUN ONLYI documentary, shot in the former Soviet Union, mixes footage of a FOR SCHOOL Russian punk rock concert with 4 accounts of citizens offering opin- "Captures the tiny
ions on the country's future. glances that make The Closing Night Film Feast up attraction and will feature the south bay pre- seduction . miere of "Peter's Friends' direct eel by Kenneth Branagh ("Henry It's sueatv and SUPPLIES. NT "Dead Again") at 6:30 p.m., fun and erotic. which stars Sunday. The comedy, and that's a Emma Thompson ("Howard's End:' "Dead Again:), is about a welcome change." 10 -year reunion of six close-knit Stephen Whiny university friends who have a MERCURY NEWS ,q weekend of quarrels and reconcil- "The best lesbian iation. drama since Tickets are $6.50 per screening; $4 for students and seniors. A 'Desert hearts'." complete festival pass, available KW Thomas _OS ANGELES TIMES aaeife of Me' Mon for $75, allows access to all screen- Pacific Outlet Center, LeanNley Road Exit, 101-Gilroy, ings and special events. $10 for 8225 Arroyo Circle, (408) 847-4,300. Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 9-9, Sun. 10-6. the Lena Stolze tribute and recep- 2ND tion; $20 for the Closing Night Daly S'S ' 9 4'2 Discontinued/almost perfect sItorts and fitness stuff. 366 S FIST SMASH Sat & Sur ' 00' 3 05 5 '5 ' 25.5 9 AC Film Feat. Tickets can be pur- 24.3806 WEEK! Inc MATINEE tot SHOW SAT it SUN chased through Cinequest by call-
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