41 ek SPARTAN DAIIX 97, No s.? Published for San lose State University since 1934 Tuesday, November 12, 1991 Safety questions plague Duncan Hall building also named as fire hazard Fire Marshal's

It% 1ngela lull they don't know who owns the materi- rooms' doors so that "only FD&O warning calls lily stall NflICI als. people can get in. State fire inspectors have done all "No one really knows who has all for cleaning up Hidden fire dangers have lurked in they can do write up deficiency the keys," he said. Duncan Hall and the University Police reports and notify campus authorities Some of the mechanical workers motor rooms Deparunent building for more than a but with a reduced staff, follow-ups say they've been complaining about year and SJSU officials have known are difficult. the mess for a year and a half. about them all along. Yet nothing has Hank Hendrickson, SJSU director "(FD&O) have been through the By Angela Hill changed. of operations design and construction, buildings," Eugene Ludwico, SJSU Duly staff wnter It's a bureaucratic stalemate. said that in cases like this, quickness building service engineer for three Even though everyone seems to be of action depends on the risks years, said. A yellowed February 1991 Spartan playing his designated role, this easily- involved. "We've showed them, we've talked Daily lies on the floor in one ot cleaned-up problem, a problem cited "We have to weigh the risks," he to them. They say they'll do some- Duncan Hall's 12 mechanical room, by the California State Fire Marshal's said. "If it's a minimal risk, we have to thing but nothing happens. We don't crammed up against an electrical boy office in January and again in do what we've done in Duncan Hall know who that material belongs to so Old boxes of paper towels, piece, October's inspection, hasn't gone let it sit until we figure out what to we can't get rid of it." of crates, plastic bottles, janitorial sup away. do with it." According to the fire marshal's plies and paper debris are piled around Debris, old boxes and janitorial Hendrickson admits FD&O has office, it's the responsibility of the uni- and even on the electric motors which supplies are strewn in each of Duncan been working on a solution for several versity officials to clear up items noted turn the giant fans for Duncan Hall's Hall's mechanical rooms on top of and months. as deficiencies. ventilation system. around motors and electrical boxes When asked why the items can't "We don't issue citations or fines The date on the newspaper tells just arty Gutierre, !,!, which run the building's ventilation just be disposed of, he said, "We have on state-owned buildings," Jim Palisi, how long these risky conditions have Boxes of paper towels crowd a ventilation fan in a machine room system. to look at what's really there, if it's a supervisor in the fire marshal's been ignored. If a spark from a motor ignited the really combustible and who it belongs office, said. "This is the kind of thing where, if debris, smoke would be blown to. And now that the state budget has there really is a disaster, people ask throughout the building. "Because there's a lack of space, caused cutbacks in deputies and why there wasn't anything done about Budget compromises .fire safety In the basement of the UPD build- the departments and custodians store inspectors, annual inspections required it," Eugene Ludwico. SIM) building ing, a paper shredder, paper debris and stuff there unauthorized. I don't really by law will still be made, but follow- service engineer, said. By Angela I lilt SJSU, safety on campus may be an pieces of carpeting lie right next to know what's in there," he said. up is difficult. Even though there are separate ven- Daily staff wrzi,r open question. boilers for the heating system. He also said he's recently made "I don't know what more I could tilation fans in each of the two "As of Nov. I, we just lost 20 Why doesn't somebody move it? It personal inspections of every mechan- do other than go over there and hold mechanical rooms on every floor iit The budget strikes students again deputies statewide," Jim Palisi. super- seems to come down to who's sup- ical room on campus. their hand," Linda Pappas said. Pappas Duncan Flail. if something caught fire even in indirect ways such as by visor of plan review in the fire mar- posed to do it. "We think we have a solution to is the state inspector who did the in any one 01 the rooms, smoke would cutbacks in the California State Fire shal's office, said. Officials in facilities development Duncan Hall, but I don't want to dis- October inspection of SJSt be sucked into the whole system, Marshal's office. SJSU is under the coastal counties and operations say they don't have cuss the solution because the decision "(FD&O) always say 'Well, where according to Geonie Raven, refrigera- With fewer deputies to follow up jurisdiction which serves 16 counties. space for the items. hasn't yet been made on certain space are we going to put this star' and I tion mechanic at SJSI I for 13 years. on annual inspections and ensure com- "We went from 125 deputies and Mechanical workers for the cam- allocations," he said. tell them I don't care just get rid of pliance to fire codes and with slow sworn staff to 105 and there's another pus who maintain building equipment FD&O has also looked into rekey- it. They Away, is they don't have response to these recommendations by say they can't do anything because ing the locks on the titechzittlial room," she said See DU \( Mier' See FIRE, Page 3 VETERANS STORM SAN JOSE

di. %%mai, I ink, hid 1,11,4ogrvhcr Nicole Petersen, 2, waits next to her mother, Teresa Orozco, who r Da6 ,taft g,).j sr, is playing the flute with the San Jose Municipal Band during during a dramatic pause in the testi% ities Monday's eteran’s I my parade downtown on Santa (lam Street. SJSU ROTC students demonstrate strategic fighting technique for a rapt crowd Veteran's Day parade brings thousands out to honor fallen and forgotten Burnett has seen many parades pass year," Burnett said. taugues rushed out \ tour on By Traci Deguchi See related POW-MI.1 slurs and ).11IN, si through downtown San Jose, and at Earlier in the parade, groups Iron) Hits is ..11,1 15 each side of the tank. Ow) tcll to the the annual Veteran's Day parade, he the Islam Brigade, Desert Stonn vet- aerospace engineering major Sonn photos on page S ground and laced the crowd with More than 100.000 people lined stood by himself on the sidewalk erans and Korean War Veterans Cruz, who had just arrived Iron his their guns. downtown streets and crowded Plaia instead of riding along with the rest Association stepped along the noon class. Kids were tickled h% the mock Park Monday to observe the festivi- of his division. crowded streets, most dressed in '"I'he parade brings the containi. other large military vehicles made attack, and as the procession ended, ties honoring a rad of every comm. "It's real good weather for a their formal uniforms and patriotic ty together. Everyone's more patriot- their way down the street. grinding the crowd began to disperse. with . history - war veterans. parade," Burnett said. "The turnout is colors. ic this year especially. after Desert and pounding in an impressive show some ol them drilling tifito Plata Inc of the observers, veteran pretty good." Children spent their day off from Storm," he said. One tank, which caught tlie sur- Park. I lethal Burnett, stood stoically at the As the 77 -year-old Sa111,1 Clara school waving American flags and Cruz and fellow SJ St I student. pnw of man', onlookers, dnwe taster With informational stands from curb of 4th and East Santa Clara resident discussed the days he served siuing on the street curbsides in the Chen. an 18-year-old civil engi- than the others Just as it came Yr ;thin the Army, Marines and the National streets Monday afternoon, watching from Alaska to the Philippines. he traditional parade style. All groups neering major stood discussing the a lew feet oi hating the tank in front League of POW-MIA families, the a slow procession of marching bands waved at the throngs 01 people were given a salute by police ()dicers automobiles, but then their conversa- (it it, it stopped. park kept spectators interested as live and waving youngsters. marching by and fellow military personnel as they tion was suddenly diverted Suddenly, from the back of the entertainment continued the festivi- An army Velerall of World War II, "Some 01 Mese guys come every proceeded by horses, cal s and on Approximately 10 to .N11.,,a,and motionless tank, eight people in ties into the late aftennwin

CSU Chancellor Munitz says SJSU well on First Amendment, pornography square INSIDE off in debate scheduled for Wednesda its way to finding presidential replacement A debate on pomograph( %%ill he Some oh the topics ol debate held Wednesday as pan ol a series (il include whether pornography is a By Robert I trneekbammer 1..%ans. said theme were -BO problems" .111 0111sIde LOW:1111:1111 \S all the FEATURES discussions in observation of the cause of violence against women. I 01111111110i s'.0 the loll kis...ippon may during the two-hour long meeting and that Go to Sado for free. bicentennial of the llnited State's Bill whether pornography is a substitute "a SN hole lot was accomplished." lot SJS1 s an be that of Rights. lor anti social behavior, and whether ii made an Mimi, said that the committee fine timed and shape net.1 up" ( /lice Page 4 Barr) Munoz. ho pornography should he protected appearance kidi it SJS11 to speak came up %% oh a rudimentary job that is !unshed, he suit, the committee Laurie Mason, Imo essor of media tic's_i toi the new will 'vein to ticcept nominations :mil speech under the First Amendment. with the Presidential Selection lotion president. 1,1( in the Si 11001 iournalism and Advisory Committee. said are ciunpus But he said I iii a inure important app11-111ons liii the position , ,\ Iv modcr lb Mere will also he a s Rico 1,w...111:I- iv ;II along Ow isali to finding a new goal ol the uuiecliuiti was to "unify" the ( appli..1110IN are re% meal, the us SroR am., the disk fission hi'. Ii will include lion dealing %%ith thc isslu utpoolog sele, no , %% Ilk Ii met for L i manatee will select ahoiii .1 'iii' with Chandra Burnham» and tinic hun session. .inis tor personal interviews Alai ill us squthl raphy and % olence 1 he Califoinia State 1 Iniversity the litsi my the 411 mph, Nut ltick Matirechat of the S.M.' chant cilia, whose visit was I to get to know Allci ilug the candidates, beats SISU. n's Resource Center and 'I below his II 1,010 hcliCi, 1)uuiild woik the 1,11111111W Plan, to bring two or 'Fhe debate will tse hcld at I 2 1() announced lust bolos l'qvc 8 N iii Ili Nuger of the Ma schoi)lol arrival dui Inc a piess Lonteien, e with weenie' as a pour)." N1111111/ said thits to !he ('St li(xtrd ol Trustees tor political science. p.m. at Sweeney Hall, room 100. Interim 5151 Piesident I.I landel lit added that the licsit step is to eel Iinal appimal. 2 Tuesday, November 12, 1991 IN San lose State University IB SPA R IAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL No money? Spend more Bush has employment status. Medical bills go into president collections and gather interest for those called upon unlucky enough to be jobless and ill at Americans to spend the same time. money they don't We pay for these necessities under duress. Add them up and it leaves little have on products money for the thrill of Mervyn's. Macy's they don't need to shore up a or Nordstroms. Other reasons besides extreme sagging economy that could poverty may keep would-be big spenders threaten his re-election in from consuming as Bush would like. 1992. Many with money prefer to make do with a trusty old car than with the new We might welcome this new concern American models that break down at the for the domestic scene from a president first left-turn lane. And the principle of who has devoted much of his time to a thrift induces some to save for the short, vicious war against Iraq to save proverbial rainy day. United States oil rights and to bail out the Bush and former President Ronald beleaguered, if not very democratic, Reagan railed against a spendthrift nation of Kuwait. Congress whose social programs, they Bush was hard put to justify his call to said, were crippling the economy. Now a spending spree, largely because it's so Bush encourages those who have no inconsistent with our government's huge money to go further into debt. outlays and its ineffectiveness in But those social programs, expoiso providing solutions to the current harsh as they were, provided more people with realities more jobs. In fact, the money goes where He knows the government is closing the government goes, in peace as well as military bases. Surely he also knows that in war. towns like Monterey will lose nearly Those who disagree should recall that 13,000 consumers when Fort Ord shuts the Department of Defense financed the down. Businesses in surrounding production of the first mainframe communities will close for lack of buyers computer. Even since World War II, long before the proposed California State companies have hungered after lucrative University campus is fully installed. DOD contracts. Raul INwninguet I .1, As the private sector lays off more We also sense that Bush has redefined people and the unemployment rate patriotism that our obligation has grows. Bush's response was to veto a shifted from waving the flag and tying Congressional measure to extend yellow ribbons to parting with the money CAMPUS VIEWPOINT Christopher Williams unemployment benefits. that is so hard to come by these days. The bills don't go away when you Unless the government restores the lose your job. Voracious loan holders social programs that helped and send their notices to the employed and employed so many, no one will have the unemployed alike. Insurance company money for his suggested spending spree. Making plastic 'environmentally friendly' premiums are high whether times are To appeal to patriotism, Bush should tough or easy. The mortgage and rent avoid the color green and stay with the ave you ever wondered why, after foaming agent. The substitute is pentane, a involves a variety of solutions. notices continue to come in, regardless of red, white and blue. all of the Earth Day events and highly flammable hydrocarbon gas that con- First, re-usables are much more efficient H "environmentally friendly" prod- tributes to smog in the presence of UV. than disposables. A light wash and wipe is uct introductions, you still see sty- Increased UV and air pollution means more all that is required for most personal coffee rolbam in the cafeteria and local restaurants? skin and lung cancer. mugs and food utensils, which can be reused I've wondered the same thing myself. I). Laboratory tests by researchers in the indefinitely. For cafeterias and restaurants, Well it's time to wake up and smell the cof- United States, Canada, U.S.S.R., and the the environmental impact of dishwashing SO ... WHAT'S YOUR fee, folks and take another look at that U.N.'s World Health Organization show can be reduced with heat-exchangers on "CFC free" styro coffee cup or takeout food conclusively that styrene residue contami- drain lines and reclamation of wastewater box. nates foods and beverages packaged in PSF. and solids from sewage treatment plants for POINT? Brooke Shelby Biggs There is a new breed of environmentalists Milk, yogurt, coffee, tea, plain water and composting. out there now, and they represent corpora- solid foods are all susceptible to this effect. Second, disposable paper products are tions that arc interested in tapping the )Styrene is a toxin that accumulates in more environmentally friendly than dispos- immense and growing demand for "green" body fat, so each new exposure adds to the able plastics in most situations. Paper can be AIDS paranoia products. With a few marketing changes, sum of all previous exposures until a thresh- recycled, composted or incinerated, allowing Fear breeds even styrofoam food and beverage contain- old of illness is reached. Disorders of human greater flexibility in solid-waste planning. ..:rs (known as "polystyrene foam") can immune, circulatory and nervous systems Paper also has the potential to be made from shame, America. As the when it heard Johnson say, "I'm far from lyconie "environmentally friendly" practi- have been observed at low to moderate lev- non-timber sources such as recycled paper, Forcountry continues to reel at the being gay." cally overnight. els of exposure. reeds, hemp or other fibrous biomass. Are news that Magic Johnson's Hooray let's celebrate American In re-educating consumers about styro > Styrene was found in 100 percent of you worried about dioxin? Paper can be legendary career is over and that bigotry. and other "disposable" plastics, manufactur- the samples analyzed in the EPA's recent bleached with oxygen or hydrogen peroxide the former Los Angeles Laker basketball Magic's message is that "AIDS is not ers and distributors have relied heavily. on Human Adipose Tissue survey. Evidence instead of chlorine, or not bleached at all, superstar is infected with HIV, there is a a gay disease even straight people can oversimplified "facts" about plastic versus indicates that the average level of styrene in eliminating the dioxin problem completely. so much more profound tragedy get it." Great. Does that mean public paper packaging in terms of their relative human body fat is increasing. Third, plastics don't have to be derived unravelling. apathy was acceptable as long as straight impacts on energy, resources and solid > There is currently no economic basis from petroleum. They can be made from cel- It is clear that the American public people were (supposedly) exempt? waste. Where valid scientific studies are for recycling food-soiled PSF. We, the con- lulose and other renewable sources. Recent never got beyond junior high school A friend, and I use that term lightly, cited, data is often presented out of context. sumers, are expected to bear the high cost of advances have been made in manufacturing when it comes to social enlightenment. thinking he was sounding just so very The result is that consumers are being misin- collecting, sorting, cleaning, compacting and plastics from potato wastes and from bacteri- Indeed, people are acting like the progressive, said, "It used to be just gays formed; public health and long-term societal transporting the material. As if that weren't al conversion, for example. Truly biodegrad- titillated, gleefully morbid jerks I sat and IV drug users who got AIDS. Now benefits are being traded for short-term gains discouraging enough, the value of "post-con- able plastics made from renewable resources with through home economics. people arc finding out that it's not just in corporate profit and public relations. sumer" (used) PSF is relatively low, due to hold a lot of promise. It's just amazing that after 10 years of the dregs of society who get it anymore. - Consider the documented, verifiable facts the fact that virgin (new) polystyrene resin is "Reduce, reuse, and recycle" is not a the AIDS epidemic, people still refuse to Cough. about polystyrene foam (PSF): cheap. meaningless slogan. It is a sensible and educate themselves, still refuse to let go Even worse, the media has gone on a ). Polystyrene is made by combining ). When PSF is actually recycled, it is accepted system of priorities for achieving of the misconception that AIDS is a "gay feeding frenzy ostensibly to educate benzene, a hazardous by-product of not made into new food service product% It's economic and environmental sustainability disease" or that people infected with the the public, but in fact supplying it with petroleum production, with natural gas and made into park benches, license plate frames in our society. Just remember, you have the virus are people to fear and avoid. more paranoia fodder. ethylene. The primary byproducts of and yo-yo's. This may seem like a great power of personal choice. Just say "no" to And shame on Magic Johnson for not CNN has been proudly carrying the polystyrene manufacturing are ethylbenzene idea, but it's actually a sophisticated game of styro and other wasteful plastic packaging informing himself on the dynamics of the banner at the from of the exploitation and and styrene monomer, both of which are hide-and-seek that does not solve the overall issue. sensationalization parade. Thcy actually restricted hazardous wastes under EPA regu- problem. It simply guarantees an endless Sure, it's great if more people get did a four-minute hysteria piece asking. lations. stream of new PSF food and beverage con- Christopher Williams is an tested. It's great if people are more "Could other pro basketball players have ). PSF is made by infusing the plastic tainers made from petroleum, a non-renew- Environmental Studies major at SJSU. careful now. It's great if this new gotten infected by Johnson when they with a gas to create a foam. able resource. Mr. Williams has seven years of spotlight on AIDS furthers research and were involved in a collision on the court? Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's) destroy the "OK," you say, "the problems with styro experience as an environmental funding for the disease. Could their blood have mixed?" ozone layer in Earth's upper atmosphere that seem clear enough, but what about the solu- advocate, with a special emphasis on But Magic didn't think before he Yeah, right. protects us from ultraviolet (UV) radiation, tions?" That's a great question, and more of education and public policy relating to named himself spokesman for the HIV At a time when it looked like AIDS and are therefore being phased out as a us should be asking it. The answer actually energy and solid waste issues. virus, and he's done more damage than had lost some of its stigma, the media good so far. has given the public more ammunition. He has been vague on the facts, and AIDS patients and perfectly healthy worse, has added flame to the anti-gay people with HIV are again monsters to AIDS phobia that continues to hamper fear movement toward a cure and toward It's a terribly sad time in the life of Forum page compassion and care for the millions of Magic Johnson, indeed. Maybe even for policies people already infected with the HIV the history of basketball. The Spartan Daily provides a daily Forum page. Contributions to Contributions mast he typed or submitted on 3.5" Macintosh-com- virus. But that's a drop in the bucket when it the page are encouraged from students, staff, faculty and others who patible disc (Microsoft Word). Indeed, he was brave to admit he is apparent that the last week has set the are interested in the university at large. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) A coalition of 70 posal to change the rules in a manual which vinccd President Bush and the administration -Fhe bills would limit the role of the Bush has defended hi, new policy under the California environmental groups and members federal agencies use to define wetlands. that wetlands are not that necessary and what Environmental Protection Agency in regulation rationale of balancing economic and environ- of the state's congressional delegation Monday The rule change and legislation now in we should be doing is developing these and of wetlands, rank wetlands by value and allow mental needs. "A pothole in the backyard is launched an attack on President Bush's pro- Congress were denounced by the coalition at a taking off the environmental strictures on destruction of a wetland if the developer not a wetland," he told reporters in August. posed changes in rules that protect wetlands. press conference in Playa del Rey on the edge them," said Danson. restored another wetland. Michael Deland, the chairman of the presi- The newly formed Campaign to Save of the 175-acre Ballona Wetlands on the coast U.S. Rep. Barbara Boxer, D-Marin, labeled Boxer released a letter signed by 14 members dent's Council on Environmental Quality, has California Wetlands accused Bush of lying in near Los Angeles International Airport. the administration moves a "sneak attack" of the state's congressional delegation urging said the proposed manual changes are intended Lis campaign promise to permit no net loss of "Wetlands serve as the nursery grounds for which could result in the loss of 10 million to other representatives to reject the House bill. to eliminate an undetermined amount of "areas America's wetlands, and of acquiescing to the entire ocean," said actor Ted Danson, 30 million acres of wetlands to development Bush has "broken his repeated campaign that are not functioning as wetlands." developers' interests in using the land. founder of the environmental American nationwide. promises to protect America's wetlands and he The Campaign to Save California Wetlands The battle over America's marshes, bogs Oceans Campaign. She also attacked bills introduced in the has renounced his commitment to a no-net-loss contends that California's seasonal wetlands and swamps erupted into a hot environmental "What's happening right now in Senate by Sen. John Breaux and in the House by policy with regard to our wetlands," said Rep. would become particularly at risk under the issue when Bush announced on Aug. 9 a pro- Washington is that business interests have con- Rep. James Hayes, both Louisiana Democrats. Mel Levine, D-Los Angeles. new rules. FIRE Study: short people may have slightly

From Front Page fire inspector for SJSU's most recent "We have a deputy assigned to San lay-off coming in December," Palisi evaluation, said. Jose State right now. If she's laid off, increased risk of heart attacks said. "We're down to one arson-bomb "Your campus doesn't have its own we'll do the best we can to fill that ANAHEIM, Calit. (AP) Add that shorter folks pay more JUJU...ion 10 the re,earchers cautioned that just investigator for 16 counties. One of fire marshal like a lot of campuses position," Palisi said. one more injustice to life's unfairness- reducing their risk by concentrating on being tall is no guarantee of escaping the arson investigators was demoted. do," she said. Andy Ramos, in SJSU's depart- es: Short people are more likely to suf- factors under their control, such as heart trouble. Loftier folks should still He was one of the main investigators All University of California cam- ment of environmental health and fer heart attacks. cholesterol and blood pressure. watch their diets and blood pressures, in the Moulder (Hall) fur." puses have a resident fire marshal and safety, thinks the slate follow up sys- "The taller you are, the less is your "Hopefully, short people will exer- among other things. Although annual inspection of two campuses even have their own tem is already poor. risk of heart attack," said Dr. Patricia cise more and cat better to get around The study was based on a survey, buildings such as residence halls, fire departments, Santa Cruz and "With no follow up there's no Hebert, who presented a study on the it that way," said Rosen. begun in 1982, of the health of 22,071 highriscs and medical facilities are Davis, but CSU campuses don't. incentive," he said. "If Cal -OSHA subject Monday. The study was released at the annu- male doctors from across the United required by law and will continue, fol- "What's more important, lives or came in, they'd give us 10 days to For every extra inch of height, she al scientific meeting of the American States. The primary goal was to check lowing-up to make sure corrections somebody's money?" Palisi said. clean it up and you can be sure they'd found, people's heart attack risk goes Heart Association. It was conducted the effects of taking aspirin, which are made may be greatly reduced. Most of the remaining deputies be back." down 3 percent. This means that by Hebert and colleagues from the turned out to reduce the risk of a heart "The work load that we have is have taken five -percent pay cuts and With the cutbacks, he fears it will someone 5 -foot-10 is 9 percent less Physicians' Health Study at Brigham attack by 44 percent. tremendous," Linda Pappas, the state more are expected. be even worse. likely than someone 5-foot-7 to suffer and Women's Hospital in Boston. However, the researchers used the a heart attack. In the study, men under 5 -foot-7 huge amount of data collected to So what should short folks do had about 70 percent more heart review other links with heart disease. about it? Just try harder, the experts attacks than those over 6-foot-1. Several factors increase the risk of recommend. Just why this is so is unclear. heart attacks. The principal ones are DUNCAN "I wish I was taller," quipped 5 - However, short people niight be at smoking, high cholesterol, diabetes foot -9 Dr. Michael R. Rosen of higher risk because their blood vessels and high blood pressure."These find- From Front Page Columbia University. are skinnier, so they are more prone to ings appear to be generalizable lied. Courts might say, 'Why didn't contact and sometimes spark," to However, he and others suggested becoming clogged. women as well as men," alarm in this building, all the floors you do anything about it." Ludwico said. said Hebert. would be full of smoke," Raveuo said. On the sixth floor, many janitorial "We've been trying to get facilities "All these fan rooms have common supplies arc stored. A floor polisher to change the kx:ks on these doors to shafts, from the basement up. It'd go with a rechargeable battery is often the mechanical rooms but nobody's through the whole building." left there. According to Ludwico, if done anything." Although these conditions have the battery were to explode during Andy Ramos, of SJSU's environ- been cited in California State Fire recharging, it would send toxic fumes mental health and safety office, sees Marshal's reports in January and again through the air ducts. no excuse for this. in October, the marshal's office can't At least a three-foot clearance "As a state agency, we have an impose fines or force compliance. around the electrical boxes is required obligation to be a model for compli- "The reprimanding could come out by law. Stored equipment and pieces ance," he said. "There's no question in court," Jim Pabst, supervisor in the of cardboard are leaning against some these things should be disposed of." marshal's office, said. of these boxes. Ludwico can't understand the "If something happens, deficien- "These are mechanisms that go delay either. "It's been at least a year cies were noted and the campus noti- back and forth arid make electrical and a half," he said.

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4 lnesdm, November 12, 1991 II San lose State University SPA1HAN DAILY FEATURES Scorsese's new film Villasetior's latest 'Rain of Gold' as one about gold raining down moun- They weren't only to hit me on the 'Cape Fear' tains and butterflies that are angels. head with." "It takes more guts But Villasenor received a shock One woman in the audience to have rage and when he discovered on his first day of laughed especially loud at this and he spins a web school that the rest of the world said, "Oh, you've been hit on the head not kill." weren't Mexicans as well. Worse still, with books too, huh?" Victor Villasenor he had to speak English.When he saw: 'throughout Villasenor's period of of intrigue the racial discrimination inflicted upon finding his roots and dealing with his Mexican Americans because of stereo- anger toward the unfairness he experi- By Emma Burgess typing and ignorance, he felt enraged. enced in the school system, his parents AP -- It is impossible to discuss Daily sttlf unter Although life wasn't easy in the seem to have been a positive rein- Martin Scorsese's udated "Cape barrio, his parents were always opti- forcement throughout. Fear," starring Nick Nolte and Robert Victor Villasenor, author of the mistic. "Every day they thanked God It was they who persuaded him to De Niro, without making comparisons novel "Rain of Gold," told an audi- that they'd made it one more day," he eventually go back to school and to the original 1962 movie which ence Thursday that he had been "one - says of his parents, who had just bare- obtain a diploma. It was they who sent starred Gregory Peck and Robert sixteenth of an inch away from being a ly escaped the horrors of the Mexican him to Mexico to discover his back- Mitchum. murderer in prison." Revolution. ground. Where one mirrored a basic and His lecture's primary message Villasenor's grandparents had 19 Villasenor told his father that he simple struggle between good and reflected his novel's: that no one children, five of whom did not sur- feared coming back to the United evil, the other spins a web of marital should look down his nose at people vive. Of the three sons to go to the States because, at age 20, he was so infidelity, a lawyer's unethical con- living on the street because we all Mexican Revolution, Villasenor's mad he thought he would probably kill duct, adolescent sexuality and reli- have the potential to be exactly in their father was one of the survivors. His someone. His father who told him, "It gious mania. place. grandfather died of alcoholism fed by takes more guts to have rage and not And it is that blend of fraility, lust Villasenor was at Le Petit Trianon his depression over the loss of his two kill.' His father told him to take his and rage that makes Scorsese's film a Theater in San Jose to talk about his sons. rage and make something positive horrific tableaux of the human condi- newly released book, "Rain of Gold." Villasenor said that as a Catholic, come out of it. tion. 1-It pushes all the right buttons to Although he didn't read a passage his grandmother had a very "special" So Villasenor decided to write. Propel us to the edge tif our seats and from the book, he discussed its con- relationship with the Virgin Mary. It wasn't easy for him to write to keep us in a constant state of tents, his life, how he came to write Although she had lost 11 children, she because he had dyslexia. To improve uneasiness, and he's pushed all the the book and the difficulties he faced would come out of the church laugh- his reading ability, he read 5,000 right buttons to make this movie a in doing so. ing and saying the Virgin Mary had bmiks in 10 years. strong Academy Award contender. The theater was packed, and people been telling her dirty jokes again. "Books have saved me. That's Scorsesc's camera is never stag - of all ethnicities listened intently. Villasenor hypothesized that people why I'm not in prison with all my rage mint. His visual sweeps are breathtak- Villasenor said that the saga of his pre- sometimes hallucinate to survive hard- and anger," Villasenor said. He ing from the watery, opening title decessors is universal. ship. attributes the success of his own books sequence to the filmed negatives used "What happens to one human Villasenor was emotional when he to rewriting -- that is, 50 or 60 in a love-making scene to a houseboat being, in a way, has happened to all of spoke. Sometimes seated, SOMCLIIIICS rewrites in some parts of a book. thrashing in a boiling river. Freddie standing, he used his hands and dra- A member of the audience asked Francis' photography is exquisite Born of Mexican parents in the bar- matic word choices. the author about his plans for his writ- throughout. rio of Carlsbad. Calif., Villasenor He was humorous at times too. ing future. lie immediately said. "I As Max Cady, the ex-convict who spoke almost no English before he When he tells of his first positive want to go home." But lie adds that he terrorizes a family, De Niro is down- attended his first day of school. experience reading hooks in Vcvico, plans to take '01110 of the snares out of right frightening. With his oily hair, He had grown up with the beautiful he said he "thought hooks . ( )K. "Rain of Gi nil pin dm', i .ichil- tacky Polyester shims, white shoes and ' 'hood stories of his mother, such dren's book. white cap, he's skazepersonified. Publicity photo rage conies in violent and demon', eruptions. He savagely rapes, bear - and cannibalizes a woman, tearing chunk of flesh from her check with Bump some politcal elbows in Sacramento grim delight. Mitchum, in the same role, wa scary in a disarming way he made u And the students who are there will intimidated by the movers and shakers write a short essay and survive an feel uncomfortable, threatened but not get sonic, substantial experience and of the capitol, but people went out of interview. terrified. Two lucky students can meet influential people as well, their way to be welcoming." "It's a simple application," Much of De Niro's character according to Terry Christensen, pro- Whether students are looking for Christensen said. "There are no fixed seems drawn from his portrayal of the fessor of political science and coordi- jobs in the capitol or even in the press standards for approval. We do look at crazed Vietnam veteran in Scorscse's spend a senzester in the nator of the program. corps, it lets people "get to know who grade point average, but because "Taxi Driver." "At least half of the students who you arc," according to Wynn. they're going into an internship envi- There arc similar elements of busi- have gone have made employment "I went there at a really good romnent, the interview says a lot. It's ness such as the constant attention to capitol and earn 12 units connections," he said. "It's six units of time," she said. "It was right after important how they present them- body-building and weight-lifting. internship and six units of seminar Prop. 140 took effect so all the offices selves. They need to be outgoing." And De Niro is in fine, physical work. The classes are with all the had just cleared out. I got to actually Some background in local political form. He's more muscular, more Ity kngela Hill and coirsework through Nov. 18. And other interns and Sacramento faculty. man some bills through the house." work or with previous internships is tapered..For the role, his body is rii NMI for the first time, two $2,0(X) scholar- They also have guest speakers like the This semester is the first time the also a key factor. tatooed with religious rantings about ships are available. president pro-tem of the senate, two $2,000 scholarships have been revenge. Here's a chance for two SJSU stu- "It's a rare opportunity to be actual- assembly representatives, consultants offered. Interest from an endowment Cady, a psychopath convicted of dents to rub some legislative elbows ly accepted in the legislature or in and lobbyists. Fund in memory of Tom Truax, a lob- To get an application, stu- rape and assault, has been released and earn some units at the same time political committees," Julie Wynn, a "It's an excellent program in state byist and SJSU graduate who was dents need to see 'ferry from prison where he served 14 years this spring. veteran from last semester's course government and politics and it's a killed last year in a plane crash, pro- Christensen, professor of because his public defender, Sam It's through the Sacramento and a senior in political science, said. great way to make connections," vides the money. Bowden (Nolte), deliberately withheld Semester Program offered by the polit- "It could never he that way again. Of Christensen said. To apply for the scholarship, stu- political science, in BT 451 evidence that could have saved him. ical science department. Students can course you're a peon at first, but at Wynn found making connections dents must fill out an application, or call hint at 924-5561. He returns to the sleepy North still apply for the 12 units of internship least you're there." easier than expected. "I thought I'd be Carolina town and plans to make Bowden pay for all those years, so he can "learn something about loss." Cady is, by his own description. "Pentacostal Cracker" who stalks the Reba McEntire's singin' the blues for her 'Broken Heart' Bowden family with a special eye for 15-year-old Danielle Bowden (Juliette via a Kenny Rogers Gambler" TV McEntire rises to do justice to the Her cover of 'The Night the Lights song fraught with such Southern Lewis), a brooding and rebellious movie. better songs, like Joe Doyle and Rick Went Out in Georgia" epitomizes the stereotypes as "big bellied sheriffs" nymphet. If you liked Kathy Mattea's Peoples' 'Buying Her Roses" and strengths and weakness of "For NI) and back woods Soumhermi lawyers. At first, the harassment is subtle "Where've You Been" hit, "For My "The Greatest Man I Never Knew," Broken heart" **For My Broken Heart" is a laud- buying ice cream for the Bowdcns, Broken Heart" is for you. about the aftereffects of a distant She invests the kitschy tune with able and brave concept only half real- sitting on a fence on the other side of Side I conies close to being an father-daughter relation:ship. sincerity, leaving out the irony that ized. their property (Cady learned how to overdose of overwrought melodrama, even Vicki Lawrence brought to a read while in prison especially law MUSIC with the low point being the McEntire- books and knows all about trespass- REVIEW Don Schlitz penned "Bobby," which, ing). so help me, is a tribute to euthanasia. Then he ups the ante: The Bowden "All Dressed Up (With Nowhere to dog is poisoned and dies; he calls Go)" takes the same tone to addr, AN OPEN LE I I ER Danielle at home, posing as her drama the loneliness of a nursing home i. teacher, and begins to seduce her with "I -or My Broken I lean" Rebi dent. Several other umes take on 111,qe To: From: passages front Henry Miller's McEntire personal issues, but too often the niall'- "Sexus," later tricking her into meet- (AP) Rebus bumming. rial is too hamfisted to be effective. Dr, Shelby Steck Dr, K halid Abdullah Tariq Al-Nlansour ing him at a deserted school theater. In an interesting move, Reba English Depart iiincil 601 California Street, Suite 300 But it doesn't end there. Bowden McEntire seems to have forestalled San Jose State I iOersity San Francisco, California 94108 sets a trap to lure Cady to his home. A her hankering for Dolly Parson-like 1 Washington Square Telephone: 415 / 981-0296 bloody battle climaxes in a series of mainstream visibility to record this THE RESUME MAKER San bloody and thrilling scenes aboard a album of downbeat, occasionally Professional Resume Jose, California 95192 Telefax: 415 / 981-2115 houseboat in Cape Fear. hokey, sometimes touching songs. Services Perhaps the mood swing is due to Dear De Niro is an actor of such II1C1C(il- Dr Steele, the plane accident that claimed the e range and depth. But his (408)263-0424 lives of the majority of her band last 'tacker" accent is not at all believ- spring. The approach certainly mutes Quality & Inexpensive On Julie 3, 1991 I wrote to you pointing out the importance of addressing the topir --

her recent strategies like performing Rainbow Products & of AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, BLACK RACIAL PRIDE, BLACK LIBERAL/C0NSERVA1 IN E Nolte, in the role originated by Aretha Franklin's "Respect" clad in Services black leather, or her move into acting LEADERSHIP and FUTURE OF 0(1R RACE IN AMERICA. I proposed that you and I take tilers the proper balance to die Available evenings and weekend pl(lsiAe and maniacal Cady. As the joint initiative to debate these topics at some convenient public forum. You did conii,: Lir: #12644 eigh Bowden, Jessica Lange Bus. not respond. A follow-up telephone conversation from my office with you also ues to impress with her antic: but strong performances. produced no response. Finally. I re-issued the challenge 00 my Saturday evening IOTA (public radio) broadcast and response. And then there's the marveloii again I have had no Accordingly, I am casting of Peck and Mitchum now publically trying to obtain your consent to address these vital 6 puss. Should you brim, cameo roles, Peck as a fire and agree to accept this invitation, the materials upon which I x%II re I 111 'nil pport my as al. ' ;SPP stone lawyer and Mitchum

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Lall The vigil started at Ii a.m. Sunda). with the presenta- tion of the American flag and the national anthem played SJSU student 1 racey Rennie sat motionless in the 3- on trumpet by two students. Students traded roles as by-3 bamboo cage while Pat O'Hara stood outside to symbolic guards and prisoners every hour until 11 am. guard her from 10 to 11 am. Monday. Monday, when the vigil ended. A 24-hour vigil, beginning Sunday, was held by "One hour is not a long time when you think of what chapters of the Air Force ROTC in memory of the sol- the POWs go through," said Rennie. who is a sopho- Barr) Gutierrez - Daily staff photiv diers that are prisoners of war or missing in action. more majoring in nursing. SJSU students volunteered to enact scenes of prisoner Michael Ugajiii, left, and Eric Simla stand guard Sunday evening while Ed Wessel takes his According to The National League of Families of of war camps through the day and into the night. American Prisoners and Missing in one-hour turn as a synitxilic prisoner of war. The SJSU Air Force ROTC staged this joint Southeast Asia, there memo- Some portrayed prisoners. huddled in tiny, cramped 2,296 Americans still held prisoners or missing in action rial to foster awareness of the soldiers still held prisoner or missing from Amer;can wars. cages. Oth:rs sternly stood guard. from the Vietnam War. AIDS Telethon gets boost from Johnson's HIV relevation LOS ANGELES (AP) An who wore jersey No. 12 for 12 years gations to address AIDS. the business world. INTERESTED IN LIVING AIDS telethon, given a boost by with the Los Angeles I.akers. He The Rev, M. Andrew Robinson- The Target Stores discount chain, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, raised $1 announced Thursday he had tested Gaither, pastor of the 200-member based in Minneapolis, said it is uneasy million and black churches nationwide HIV-positive and was retiring immedi- Faith United Methodist Church in about airing a commercial featuring & WORKING IN JAPAN? confronted Monday questions of ately from the National Basketball South Central Los Angeles, said discus- Johnson because its lighthearted tone The Japan Exchange & Teaching(JET)Program, sr, whether they've done enough to Association team. sions of AIDS have posed problems for might appear insensitive, the company by the Japanese Government, is seeking college gradu.tics address the AIDS issue frankly. "It was an earthquake," said black preachers because it relates to the said. In other developments, the 463- Michael Weinstein, president of the tricky issue of sexuality. "The commercials ... are very (must have by Mir 92) from all majors for 1 -year store Target discount store chain said it AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which "I think some of us will be a little Magic very lighthearted, frolicky positions beginning August 1992 as Assistant English Teacher. may pull a commercial starring the sponsored the telethon. "We went back more open and less judgmental," said and whimsical," said George Hite, the (All) or Cc Jordinators in International Relations (C1R). Japanc.sk basketball superstar as inappropriate, to corporations that had said, 'No,' on Robinson-Gaither, whose church has company's vice president of public while The Broadway department store Friday and raised many thousands of had an AIDS program since 1987. "I and consumer affairs. language skills are not required for the ALT position, but are chain said in full-page ads Monday dollars more. It just sort of created a want to believe that. I'm praying for We looked at those spots and in necessary for selection as a 1:IR. that some proceeds from Johnson spirit where everybody wanted to help that. I think we will lose a whole gen- lulu of the (AIDS) virus it might be sweat shirt sales would go to HIV and wanted to give." eration 01 people from this disease if insensitive to run these spoLs because To find out more, attend an research. Meanwhile, black churches, which the church doesn't become the focal the %au. he has is not funny." informational meeting: And the Bush administration is have been criticized for skirting dis- point in the community on this issue." Hite stressed that no final decision considering naming Johnson to the cussions of AIDS, vowed Monday to Meanwhile, Roman Catholic would be made on the commercial National Commission on AIDS to tackle the issue head-on. Cardinal Roger Mahony, archbishop until the store chain speaks with Tuesday. replace commission member Belinda The Rev. Jesse Jackson called for of Los Angeles, praised Johnson for Johnson's representatives. He said November 12, 1991 Mason, who recently died from AIDS, ministers across the country to "re- going public and his willingness to other parts of the campaign, including 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 the Los Angeles Times reported emphasize the historic message of the take on the AIDS cause. The cardinal billboards and in-store signs, would p.m. Monday. historical value ,t1 an ethical lifestyle." added he hoped Johnson would stress not be dittoed. Rnom The first AIDS CableThon, carried He called on celebrities and sports fig- chastity when speaking about AIDS. In Los Angeles, The Broadway simlunt I Mon by 60 California cable stations ures also to speak up for a "new It is my fervent hope that Magic chain of 43 Southern California stores "An .1( /SC MAI(' I niversit Sunday, picked up hundreds of thou- national attitude towards safety." will preach the most powerful mes- ran lull -page ads for sportswear sands of dollars more in pledges than Pastors at black churches in sage of all to our youth: that sexual Monday with the message: "We expected, and organizers Monday Washington. Houston, Miami, St. relations belong only within the con- believe in Magic." Meeting will be led h to Johnson. Louis and other cities across the coun- text of marriage," Mahony said. 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0001. . port .4 (4.. 5.10 on the IN col Roots Howterin. Q,.,,.,,.,. at,... Wirt 6 November 12 i’1 \illl IOW Sttli, I riiiers111 SPARTAN DAILY Health agency reports 75 percent of HIV infections passed heterosexually GENEVA (Al') -- About 75 per- in about a year mark a departure AIDS. 900,000 babies have been infected by that by the year cent of people with the AIDS virus from previous approaches favoring WHO reports heterosexual inter- their mothers. 'We have predicted worldwide were infected through het- early testing on animals. course was responsible for HIV infec- In Asia and Latin America, the 2000 there will be 40 million adults erosexual sex, but it still accounts for a About a dozen potential vaccines tions in most Third World nations, par- virus is also spread mainly through small fraction of cases in North were being tested, and several more ticularly in Africa. heterosexual practices, said the agen- and children infected with HIV.' America and Europe, the World may be available when testing starts. "We have predicted that by the year cy. Health Organization said today. Merson, however, advised against 20(X) there will be 40 million adults WHO said there has been a 40-fold Michael Merson The Geneva-based agency said up having too much hope for the vac- and children infected with HIV," he increase in reported AIDS cases in !lead of the U.N. health agent y's AIDS program to 5,000 people are infected each day cines. said. Central Amenca during the past four the number of HIV "The major point is that we're not It usually takes about 10 years years, and that 10,000 H1V-infected and predicted cases may rise four-fold by the end of going to have a vaccine today and before a person with HIV to show the children have been born in Latin American men and 34 percent of cases in North America and Europe. the decade. we're not going to have a vaccine full signs of acquired immune defi- America. American women with the HIV virus But the Pan American Health However, tests of possible AIDS tomorrow," Merson said. "We have to ciency syndrome, which attacks the In the United States, 100,000 HIV were infected through heterosexual Orgaization said the number of infix:- vaccines arc planned for Thailand, do everything we can to inform the immune system and leads to death. infections through heterosexual sex relations. Lions from heterosexual relations is on Dr. public now of the risks and the need WHO said heterosexual intercourse have been reported since 1985, and In Western Europe. 1,309 AIDS the rise in the Western Hemisphere. Uganda, Rwanda and Brazil, said Michael Merson, head of the U.N. for safer sex." was "overwhelmingly" responsible for 3,1(10 heterosexual AIDS cases were cases through heterosexual sex were Merson said Magic Johnson' health agency's AIDS program. The Merson said an estimated 8-10 the spread of HIV in sub-Saharan reported last year. reported last year, WHO officials said. annoucement that he has the HIV tests which will involve several million adults carry the human Africa, where an estimated 6 million The federal Centers for Disease Homosexual men and intravenous virus may help promote greater con- thousand volunteers and could begin immunodeficency virus that leads to people carry the HIV virus and Control in Atlanta reports 3 percent of drug users have accounted for most dom use. COVE

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Blood vessels may JoAnn L. Manson, one of the authors inigraims might help prcyciii suokcs. Such changes in blood VCSSCI sire slightly lower, about double that of It shows that people with migraines of the study. Diamond said. are linked to migraines and can cause others. have more unstable or fragile blood expand more in She emphasized that this was a pre- "If I was a migraine sufferer, I strokes if the blood vessels constrict The study was based on analysis of vessels," he said. It is consistent with liminary finding that points to a need would talk to my physician," he said. too much, she said. the health history of 22,000 U.S. male the new findings. extreme headache for further research. She also said the The study, directed by Julie E. Another possibility is that the high- doctors, who were between ages 40 to Migraine headaches are more com- findings would apply to women as Bunng of the Harvard Medical School risk individuals are prone to more 84 when the study began in 1982. mon in women than men, and it will sufferers, study says well as men. in Boston, was presented Monday at clumping of blood cells called Manson, who is not a headache be important to confirm these results Dr. Seymour Diamond of the the annual meeting of the American platelets, which help to form clots. The specialist, said she did not believe that in women, Manson said. She said, ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Men Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago, Heart Association. It found a statistical most common form of stroke, called prevention of migraines would help however, that there is no reason to who get migraine headaches are twice the nation's oldest and largest private association between migraine ischcmic strokes, occurs when clots prevent the risk of stroke. believe the findings will differ in as likely as others to have a stroke, headache clinic, said the finding was headaches and strokes. It did not impede blood flow in one of the arter- Diamond disagreed. "If we can cut women. providing possible clues to the causes "very significant and very important." directly address the questions of what ies nourishing the brain. down the number of attacks, there's Interestingly, the niigrame sufferers of the disorders, doctors said Monday. "It shows that people with might be causing the disorders. In the Harvard study, men with going to be less damage" to the blood in the study did not show an increased "We're not implying that migraines migraines have more unstable or frag- But Manson said the study suggests migraines were found to have two vessels, he said. nsk of heart disease, meaning that the themselves are causing stroke, but ile blood vessels," he said. that the blood vessels of the people at times the risk of ischemic stroke. They He said he has found chronic abnormality may occur only in the rather that migraines may be a marker The study suggests that using risk may contract and expand more had lower risks of other forms of changes in blood vessels in the brains brain's blood vessels, not in those that for increased risk of stroke," said Dr. aspirin or other drugs to prevent than the blood vessels of others. stroke, so their total nsk of strokes was of people who suffer from niigraines. nourish the heart, Manson said. 0 \VINT WN ,71)G4ED [11 --r C2H2L--- -1 El DE1

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JOHN BFSSA High Five America defeats Spartans II DARE NEWS EDITOR A nti-drug team ruins SJSU's Body agony pre-season plays second hoops opener fiddle to By Pete Buren Daily stall swam mental pain After High Five America defeated SJSU's basketball team 87-79 in ops. Crashed again. Thursday night's exhibition game at Wiping out on a motor- the Event Center, assistant coach cycle in the din is usually Alexander Gomelski had nothing but a painless experience, but praise for the Spartans. accompanying the an of "You have a nice team," Gomelski ,rashing0 is a variety of emotions that told SJSU head coach Stan Morrison. cause more mental than physical Nice may be a generic term, but it anguish. is certainly taken as a compliment The big one is the "check your when it comes from the mouth of a boots" feeling that your last crash man who coached the USSR broke something important on your Olympic basketball team for 32 bike. years. Such a mishap usually means an This "nice" Spartan team played a inoperative bike, and a five-mile hike mean game in the paint and dominat- pushing 250 pounds of worthless ed near the hoop in Thursday's con- steel. The "check your boots" feeling The Spartans scored 52 of their 79 should be familiar to anyone who has points inside the key. SJSU also just discovered a big lump of dog-doo pulled down 38 rebounds, three more stuck to her/his shoes after walking than the High Five America squad. through the carpeted living room at But despite their inside play, grandma's house. Morrison's club could not come up You get this feeling after "dumping with the victory. it," dropping the bike at a slow speed, The visitors proved to be the more or partaking in a "big chew," dropping experienced team and the young the bike at a relatively high speed. Spartans could not effectively match After picking yourself up off the up with them. ground and trying to straighten the High Five America, a team con- bent human portions, the next step is sisting of former college stars which to pick the bike up, look at it, and tours the country to promote drug hope that it works. awareness, came into the contest with Usually, it's OK, but lately I've three games already under its belt. been experiencing more broken levers "The biggest problem we had was I,CSIIC SAIIM31111 Datly stall photographer and bent mechanical portions than in defensively," Morrison said, "an expe- the past. rienced team like this will take you Spartan point guard Trevor Pope drives with the ball during a Event Center Thursday night. SJSU lost by a 79-87 score. The The hardest part is when the bike apart." pre-season exhibition game agai ist High Five America at the Spartans host the Latvian National Team on Friday. has done a few cartwheels and is now The explosive High Five America resting in a pile of loose silt, buried offense dissected the SJSU defense, They maintained their advantage in from view. with six players scoring in double fig- the second half behind the inside play I start to wretch at the thought of tires. of Howard, who had 13 points in the what could'-e happened while I was Forward Dexter Howard, who last period. The Spartans could get no Former Soviet coach helps trying to stop sliding into a tree. Dog- starred at Pepperdine, led the way closer than eight points in the first doo on the carpet is easier to fix than with 22 points. Guard Troy Lewis, a 16:50 of action. broken levers. former All-American from Purdue, But SJSU made a run with just contributed 14 points to the winning over three minutes remaining in the spread anti-drug message Allen hit two Another feeling is the "I won- effort. game. Forward Jason der if these stars represent The Spartan high scorers were consecutive jumpers to pull the By Kim Carter rom 1956 to 1988. lost brain cells" feeling. I guard Terry Cannon and center Mike Spartans within 79-73. Daily staff writer The Soviet team won the gold in basketball in the experienced this last Brotherton, who each chipped in 16 SJSU point guard Alphonso Dc La 1988 Olympics. Sunday, while racing a friend and points on the night. Brothcrton also Nuez then buried a 15-footer near the Former USSR basketball coach Alexander Basketball in the Soviet Union is much different preparing to make an awesome pass grabbed a game-high II rebounds. baseline as the clock hit 2:05. This Gomelski has teamed up with High Five America head than in the United States, according to Gomelski. on the inside of a turn, he decided to Reserve center Daryl Scott came made the score 79-75, but the coach Rle Nichols in a nation-wide quest to fight "We practiced only three weeks at the most before get out of control and hooked my off the bench to add a much-needed Spartans would get no closer. against drug and alcohol abuse. Seoul, Korea," he said. front tire with his footpeg while exit- spark for SJSU and finished with 14 With time running out, SJSU's They use the athletic arena to send their anti-drug Gomelski and Nichols are working together to form ing the turn. points and seven boards. It was a sig- offense faltered and they were forced message to thousands across America. a team of five top Soviet basketball players along with After a few milli-seconds of trying nificant game for the senior, who into a fouling frenzy. High Five High Five America consisLs of former collegiate five U.S. players to travel the world and speak against to defy gravity,! hit the ground head- missed most of last season due to a America connected on eight straight basketball athletes who tour around the nation to speak drug and alcohol abuse. first. blood clot in his leg. free throws in the last 1:12 to help out against drugs. During this NCAA-sponsorcd National Tour. The initial shock subsided and the "He did a nice job, particularly secure the victory. High Five America claimed victory over SJSU involving 50 U.S. cities, High Five America will reach little white stars started flying, lasting since he hasn't played since last "The game was decided on the free 'Thursday night and presented a speech at halftime deal- 150,000 people in live audiences and 50 million a good minute or two. I didn't count December," Morrison said. throw line and it was our fault," ing with personal experience with family and friends through the media. them, but I figger i lossst a cupplc uv High Five America controlled the Morrison said. concerning alcohol and drug abuse. Drug abuse is especially high among the young, and IQ poirrz thaht dai. game from start to finish, not once The Spartans will face the Latvian During halftime, High Five center John flatten the purpose of High Five is to relay the anti-drug mes- The most disputed crash-induced relinquishing the lead. At halftime, National Team next in an exhibition spoke about a personal experience with a family mem- sage to these kids. sensation is the "did anyone see that?" they held a 48-36 edge courtesy of a game on Friday night. Tipoff will be ber using drugs. Fifty-seven percent of all illicit drugs are sold on reaction to a wipeout. Motives vary solid .545 shooting percentage. at 7:45 in the Event Center. He said that he saw his father split his mother's school campuses from the sixth grade through college for this feeling. throat because his father was under the influence or and the average age of first drug use is now 12 years When I lose it, I'm overcome by drugs. the usual paranoia that my mishap Gomelski has, been with the team for two weeks and High Five would like to set up drug education train- was witnessed by half the world, and Men's golf team leads feels that the platform is very important. ing seminars for youths and adults across America. that they're laughing at me like a dirty "This program is very important because drugs are a -Trained High Five athletes would go into the pack of hyenas on ether. It's nice to big problem not only in the United States but in the schools and speak out against drugs," Nichols said. "It have someone around to lift your bike USSR, too," Gomelski said. would be nice to have High Ili . tubs in high schools off of your head, but being observed at USF Invitational Gomelski coached basketball in the Soviet Union across the country." by others at your weakest moments can make you feel a little like Jimmy Daily staff report Yanigashawa and UC-Santa Barbara's Swaggart. After one round of competition, the Jeff Knight. Others feel differently about public SJSU men's golf team is leading a Enriquez has placed in the Top 10 Cal may be out of major bowl picture crashes. Old Friend Matt never made field of 17 teams in the USF three times this year, but has yet to it in Hollywood because he's never Collegiate Invitational tournament. win a tournament. BERKELEY (AP) -- The "I don't know where we stand to very much in the hunt," Kx:krath said. been there, but any opportunity he has The Spartans are leading Pcpperdine, "He is a good, steady performer," California Golden Bears, the new kids be honest about it," Cal athletic direc- "We're very glad they came forward. to show off he takes. which is currently in second place, by head coach Dick Schwendinger said. on the bowl block, find they may be tor Bob Bockrarn said Monday. We needed soniebridy, frankly." If someone like Bette Midler is a thre,e'strokes. Other Spartans displaying out- the odd ones out of New Year's Day Cal's best txist-season bet appears Another jiusslirlirs tor the Bears ham, then Matt is the entire slab of Other local teams participating in standing play are junior Bob Jacobson, major bowl picture, but could wind up to be a shot to play in the Blockbuster appears to be the Holub (rtlIs Howl, pork butt with no fat trimmed off. the tournament are the University of senior Jeff Arneson and junior Brian with a blockbuster of an alternative. Bowl, a second-year event that will be which is played on Jan. I. but is con- One time a video camera was San Francisco, UC-Berkeley and Paulson. The Bears arc ranked sixth in the played on Dec. 28 in Joe Robbie sidered a cut below the Sugar, Cotton, brought out during a riding session. It Stanford. USF is currently in sixth Coach Schwendinger believes that country with a 9-I record, but will Stadium in Miami. Orange, Rose and Fiesta howls. was an expensive, hand-held model place, Cal is in 11th place and after the Spartans' performance this probably get squeezed out of college But even a list o the Blockbuster Bad timing and Notre Dame seem that did everything but walk around Stanford is in 16th. season, they are headed for a Top 20 football's traditional Jan. I lineup of Bowl, which will pay its participants to have shoved the Bears outside of by itself. SJSU senior Sal Enriqucz is tied ranking. Their last ranking was No. major bowl games. at least S1.8 indium apiece, depends the major bowl picture. With cameraman Sam aiming and for the individual lead at the end of 24, according to Schwendinger. There was a point where it looked on a number of d 1..I eient scenarios The Fiesta Bowl was no longer a shooting. Matt went ape, pinned the one round with a score of 71. The USF Collegiate Invitational is like Cal could wind up in either the involving several top -ranked teams possibility when the bowl committee throttle, and launched his bike into the Enriquez is currently in a three-way ilk. Spartans' last tournament of the Fiesta Bowl or the Sugar Bowl, hill which have yet to play themselves out. said it would not change the game', air on an uphill jump. tie with UC-Irvine's William ,,I the situation m 1%1 o. whiluar Itbc,r I he Illo,kkitei lti I c. flow Lite shirt III' iii

However. he launched poorly and learned quickly that he was going to crash. The bike went down along with Read the Mau onto the hard-packed dirt. What BETTER MONEY! Matt did next was to jump up off the BREAK DOWN THE BARRIER pound like some reject from a Toyota BETTER FUN! commercial, throwing his arms into Daily's the air like he just won something on Any Sz All Spiritual group leaders welcome 'The Big Spin." BETTER HURRY! Luckily, Sam was focusing in on SJSU "Let's get acquainted" Luncheon ferret burrowing into the arch of hi i foot, and neglected to preserve Mali -. Bennigans in Santa Clara is now hiring , fun, Friday Nov. 15th at 12:30 pathetic antics for posterity. friendly people for part-time host/hostess Anyway, onlookers just make the Spartan personal trauma of having to spit out positions At the CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER bits of Manzaniui hush after a crash Applications accepted Mon -Fri 2-4 PM worse for people who aren't into self. football located at 10th & San Carlos humiliation. adjacent to Roberts I3ookstore Although I don't crash a lot on the Matt scale, I still touch base with coverage Mother Earth with alarming frequen- ZiENJIAtISN' cy. But at least I don't enjoy it. every 415o John Ressa's weekly dirt-bike GREAT AMERICA PKWY, SANTA CLARA ../4111 pluton runs on Tuesdays. Monday (408) 741-0378 For more info call 298-0204

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Officials said the E(7 health ministers will The training, scheduled to end Nov. 21, ease the highest rate of skin cancer in the discuss a complete ban early next year after falls under a recently signed defense coopera- world. the European Parliament, the 518-member tion agreement between the two governments. The New South Wales state Cancer EC assembly, has given its opinion on the The emirate is trying to rebuild the Council suggests restructuring school activi- matter. nation's 16,000-nation army, crushed in the ties to keep pupils out of the sun between II The EC followed the example of Belgium invasion. Military experts say it would take am. to 3 p.m., the worst hours for ultraviolet and Denmark in barring the sale of "oral - about five years to get it to levels sought by radiation. moist tobacco" across the community as of the Kuwaitis. People traditionally suffer the most radia- July 1, 1992. The tobacco is like snuff About 1,500 Germany -based U.S. troops tion damage during their childhood, the coun- pinches of which are placed between lip and remain in Kuwait. They are scheduled to cil said. gum butts contained in a porous bag. leave in December. The latest figures show 140,000 new cases The health ministers agreed that as of July The Saipan did not take part in the war, of melanoma develop in Australia each year, 1, 1996, all tobacco products must carry two but 65 percent of the Marines stationed basically from cumulative ultraviolet radia- health warnings, one citing health risks and aboard it did. tion. The incidence ranges from 25 per another that each EC state may select from a 100,000 in Tasmania, a state off the southeast list of IS. coast, to 45 per 100,000 in subtropical Some of the latter warn of the danger of wife Queensland. inhaling secondary smoke or compare the o Husband and number of smoking-related deaths to traffic deaths. electrocuted while NEWS QUIZ Cigarettes already carry two warnings in Europe, and other products such as pouch watching fire Five correct You're the next tobacco have one. contestant on "The Price is The EC health ministers added one warn- BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) A Right." Three to four Ed says ing to the optional list, ,AI ii h says "Smoking California woman and her Australian husband you've won a million. One to 0 A irliner crashes in EC toughens causes addiction." were electrocuted while they were watching a two You get a free subscrip- fire in Bangkok, police said Monday. tion to the Spartan Daily deliv- Brazilian city, tobacco warnings; The victims were identified as Catherine ered to several bins on campus. ED Kuwait, U.S. joint Sinn, 36, whose hometown was not available, and her husband, Maxwell Edry, 42, of O How many people met in Tower killing 17 bans new product Sydney, said police Capt. Suchinda Sopha. Hall on Friday for the first meeting of exercise begins The fire on Fnday destroyed at least 10 the Presidential Search Advisory RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) -- A BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) The houses and killed a Thai, Suchinda said. He Committee? Brazilian domestic airliner plunged in It said Sinn and F_dry, who lived nearby, walked flames European Community nations on Monday ABOARD THE USS SAIPAN (AP) How large a grant did the SJSU into a public square in the watch the blaze and apparently were city of Recife on ordered health warnings placed on all tobacco was dcja vu all over again Monday on the over to nursing department receive from the Monday, killing at least 17 people, including hit the beach hit by a falling electric power line. products by mid-I996, and banned sales of a shores of Kuwait. U.S. Marines Valley Foundation? two on the ground. 0 Globo TV reported. new type of snuff. for a joint amphibious exercise with the Sinn taught part time in a local college and The TV network said the Nordeste airline But the EC health ministers meeting in Kuwaiti military. Edry was doing academic research, Suchinda e Name the panda that gave birth lu plane had just taken off from the northeastern Brussels deferred debate until next year on It was the second joint maneuver since the said. twins on Sunday in China. Brazil city bound for the tourist island of banning all tobacco advertising across the 12- Persian Gulf War ended in February, when a 0 When is the advance registration Fernando de Noronha, off Brazil's Atlantic nation European Community. U.S.-led multinational force drove Iraq from deadline for Winter Session 1992? Coast. Britain. Germany, Denmark, the Kuwait. What play being performed by the The twin -engine, Brazilian Aussies urged to -made Netherlands and Greece oppose a blanket No amphibious landing took place during Theatre Arts Department ends Bandeirates plane was on fire when it began ban. Tobacco ads have banned the war, though a bluffed landing was a key already been Wednesday? its fall into the southern sector of Recife, from television screens in Europe, as they are part of the allied strategy of outflanking Iraqi take midday break which has more than 1.2 million residents, the in the United States. defensive forces concentrated along the gulf. ANSWERS: 1) There arc fourteen mernbers the committee, including one student 2) report said. EC officials -- citing 431,0(X) tobacco- Some 2,300 U.S. Marines, airmen and from sun 5100,000. 3) tong Dong. 4) Deadline is Globo showed film of rescuers at the site caused deaths in its 12 nations each year sailors aboard the Saipan and two other Thursday, Dee. 12. 5 "Holy -Ghosts," playing an and ambulances carrying off victims. have proposed extending the advertising ban amphibious ships arrived Sunday to join SYDNEY, Australia (AP) An anti-can- the Studio Theatre a HEM 103. to newspapers, magazines and billboants. 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