, Women's softball team cleans up .4., Weekend outlook Spartans sweep Santa Clara with 2-0 and 8-0 victories. Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out the Daily's 'CenterStage' pullout. Page 5 Inside SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 17 Published Since 1934 Thursday, February 21,1991 Two more students attacked at university ATM lot Andrew Finkelman Tucker then came to help her friend, Daily staff %max Approximately 15 to 20 males allegedly 'When she tried to get up she was repeatedly knocked back down to the ground.' and was hit on the right side of the face, punched and kicked an SJSU student as Lt. Shannon Malone, knocked down and kicked in the stomach. who was When she tried to get up she was repeated- she came to the aid of a friend University Police Department also getting beaten by the same group, ly knocked back down to the ground. according to a University Police Depart- complaining of stomach pains. Dr. Neal, knifed and robbed Feb.12. between the Student Union and the modu- Another group of unknown men then ment report. who treated Tucker, ended up filing the 'flicker was allegedly assaulted Sunday lar offices when they came upon the sus- came over to the fight and told the attack- The victim, 20-year-old Rochelle 'nick- UPD report the following day, according night after leaving a Student Union dance pects. The group then started to touch ers to leave, which they did, Maloney stat- er, refused to report the incident to the to UPD Sgt. Bruce Lowe. sponsored by Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Tucker's friend. When she told them to ed. UPD, which Lt. Shannon Maloney said The alleged attack occurred in the same Maloney said. stop, they punched her in the face knock- No descriptions of the suspects were "could have allowed us to catch them." parking lot adjacent to the automated teller Tucker and her friend left the dance ing her down, Maloney said in relating the given, and none of them are believed to be Instead she went to the Health Center machines where another student was around 2 am. and were walking in lot five story. students. Members 700 courses appointed may be cut to board payroll students are the most likely By Brooke Shelby Biggs $14 million to feel the repercussions of such a Dag,/ staff writer plan. Four new members will bring shortfall blamed That's because the schedule for new blood and new politics to the next fall must be at the printers by Human Relations Board, President By Robert W. Scoble April, but the university won't Daily staff waiter know exactly how bad the budget Gail Fullerton announced this SJSU students may have 700 week. problem is until probably May or fewer classes to choose from next June. The final budget might not New appointee Scott Rice, an semester as the university tries to English professor, has been a critic be released until August and deal with more than $14 million in administration officials say the of the board since its inception. He budget cuts. said he may prove to be the fire- problem seems to be getting worse According to members of the rather than better. brand of the bunch because he Academic Senate, if the numbers believes the reports of racism on Administrators are keeping are correct the university may have most of the classes in the schedule campus arc 'greatly exaggerated." to cut up to $5 million from teach- that they would offer in a normal "You know the saying, 'When ers' salaries. looks budget year. This will greatly you're a hammer, everything Already, part-time hiring has like a nail.' By its very existence, a affect whether students will get been frozen until the university into classes that they will be board like this encourages people gets a clearer picture of what the to be thin-skinned," Rice said. "By assigned by the Touch-SJSU sys- business situation will look like. tem, said Edgar Chambers, associ- and large, considering our popula- While students and teachers tion of 35,000, SJSU is a very tol- ate executive vice president of may be alarmed at the situation, Admissions and Records. erant community." some academic senators say that Rice resents recent assertions Most students, he said, will use the budget crisis will put tempo- the Touch SJSU system to register that the university is racist and rary instructor's jobs in risk of homophobic"; and will represent for classes before the middle of being cut the most. "They're in a August but when they show up for that position on the board, he said. difficult situation," David McNeil, "I may soon be rejected like a class they may find that several of SJSU history professor, said. their classes have been cancelled. bad organ," Rice said. "but there "Their working lives are poor should be someone on the board This might cause add and drop and their working conditions are lines to become much longer than who's not 'politically correct. terrible," he said. Many of the For the "politically correct" fac- the 45-minute wait that students temporary instructors share offices found this semester. tions, the appointment of Judy and phones and some of them Rickard, publicity director for con- While general education classes teach at other colleges. may be protected from being cut, tinuing education, came as a relief. The statewide Academic Senate Gay and lesbian organizations on smaller classes may be cut as full- raised some concerns that the part- time faculty are pulled from the campus favored the appointment, time faculty was being over used, according to Wiggsy Sivertsen. more specialized classes to teach McNeil said. The university likes the classes that pan-timers used to SJSU counselor and gay-rights pan-time instructors because it is activist. Sivertsen had publicly teach. "It would be bad for the cheaper to hire them because they major," McNeil said. protested the lack of a gay teach more classes for less money appointee to the board. and don't get as many benefits as Only 800 of the approximately Rickard said that while she is full-time teachers. They also do 2,000 faculty are full-time. Arlene active in campus and community not receive annual raises and pro- Okerlund told the Academic Sen- gay rights organizations, she will motions. ate on Monday that a million dol- not u.sc her position on the board Part-time instructors arc in a dif- lars will pay 24 faculty members solely to champion gay causes. ficult situation because they are who teach about 12 units each. So "I will make sure that when the first to be cut from the payroll $5 million represents 1,4(X) classes we're considering campus issues, and they have little or no assur- every year or 700 a semester, all points of view are included," which is about 10 percent of the Kan Wong Daily staff pholographer ance that they will be rehired next Rickard said last week. year. McNeil said. classes that the university offers. Bobbyc Gorenbcrg, graduate art student Diana Otwell sculpts a Some of the pan-time instruc- "It's just a horrible situation for coordinator of nursing and chair- Junior wax model for a bronze mold in the cast tors that arc teaching this semester, everybody," said Sybil Weir, the elect to the Academic Senate, said interim Bronze queen metalworks class run by the art department. he said, probably won't be asked associate academic vice she sees her role as much the same. back for next year. While that is an president for faculty affairs. "It's See ROAR!), page 4 easy way to cut people off of the going to be rotten." Professor discusses prejudice in workplace his BS degree in political science die to be accepted. Lecture marathon will explore diverse Lecture ranges from the and law degree at Santa Clara Uni- "One of the points you have to struggle of African versity. understand is that during the spectrum or issues related to downtown Civil War Discrimination in employment 18(X)s, black soldiers . . . had to Americans to is often decided, according to really fight just to get in the army By Lorrie Vino aspects of demography, business. ture is to encourage an open dia- By Carolyn Swart Allen, by "age, sex, national ori- so they could die." Daily stall writer performing ans, and public safe- logue between the university and Deity staff miler gin, and economic (factors)." Allen mentioned that many A marathon lecture series will ty, to name a few, and will last the city, where lines of commu- with the Opening his speech As evidence of discrimination of times black people will forget that take off on a 12-hour journey at half-an-hour each. nication regarding each other's in employ- quote, "Discrimination blacks in the workplace. Allen they are black, until they are 8 am. Friday at the Engineering The impetus for creating the needs have been poor at best. ment is one of the pillars of the explained. "statistics show us that reminded by employment discrim- Auditorium in a joint presenta- marathon speaking event is to "We're all living and working in a big house of unfair- outhouse in the black race... 11.4 percent of ination. tion by university scholars and raise money for a "President's on the same piece of ground, the and unjustness," Professor ness males over the age of16 arc unem- ". . . and they walk around San Jose city professionals. Scholarship," according to Mara city of San Jose, of which (the the Lamont W. Allen discussed ployed as compared to 4.7 percent thinking that everything's hokey- The Lecture- A-Thon. spon- Southern, director of testing and university) is a large portion of of prejudice in the work- problem for white males. That's more than dokey. hokey-dokey, and then you sored by the Phi Kappa Phi evaluation and secretary for Phi the population," Williams said. night. place Tuesday doubled." get slapped in the face, and you Honor Society, will cover a Kappa Phi. It would be awarded "Here's the opportunity for com- entitled "Discrimi- The lecture, Making it clear that blacks were find out that it's not all right." broad spectrum of subjects. to a freshman minority student munication and understanding." Employment," was held nation in not the only ones discriminated SJSU English Associate Profes- exploring how issues such as based on academic excellence Guest speakers from the com- the in the Loma Prim room of against, Allen said, "I think it's sor Shelby Steele's book, "The water, transportation, and busi- only, rather than financial need. munity include Mike Honda. crowd Student Union in front of a important that everyone recognize Content of Our Character," was ness-marketing in the downtown "Let us find an under-repre- who serves on the Santa Clara from of about WO. The talk ranged and understand that employment also discussed. In it. Steele affect both the student popula- sented student who has an exem- County Board of Supervisors; -Americans the struggle of African discrimination goes across the explained why he was against tion and the community as a plary scholarship record but who Steven Tadesco. president of the Army during the to fight in the board. Females have to deal with affirmative action. whole. probably wouldn't qualify for San Jose Chamber of Commerce: their disproportionate Civil War to it." "I believe in affirmative action," Twelve different subjects are any financial aid," Southern said. Luis Hernandez, deputy chief of numbers in the Persian Gulf. Discussing the struggles of said Allen. "It is a step in the right scheduled for discussion, with John Williams, geology San Jose Police Department. and Professor Allen, a writer for the blacks in the past against discrimi- direction. One of the passages ... I perspectives presented by a city department chair and president James Beall, councilman of the National Association for the nation in employment. Allen read where Professor Shelby said and a university leader for each of Phi Kappa Phi SJSU chapter. San lase City Council. Advancement of Colored People's explained that, as seen in the topic. Lectures will explore said the angle of this year's lee.- See LECTURE, page 4 newsletter in Palo Alto, received movie "Glory", blacks often had to See ALLEN, page 4 Page 2, Thursday, February 21, 1991 Forum Opinions Spartan Daily LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL Design program's flaws the Art building is inadequate shelter for because it is the only alternative to a all the art and design classes; but is that a private art school. Not everyone can Editor's note: Normally the Spartan reason not to admit more than six students afford a $40,000 Bachelor of Arts from Daily refuses to publish any letter that has Players need a spanking to the review each semester? the Art Center. not been endorsed. However, when 2. "A few malcontents will always be One student, Greg Uchishiba, remarks protecting the identity of the author seems semester, we wrote an the organization as a whole. around. Not everybody gets to become a that SJSU's graphic design standards are Last warranted, we will make an exception. editorial in praise of the And flouting their belligerence is doctor.. . maybe their strengths are necessary and socially responsible in that Such is the case of the following letter to Spartan football team not an isolated event. Last year a somewhere else like photography or they provide the world with the editor. because we believed their hard total of six members of our illustration." internationally competitive designers. If at all, work and gritty effort earned them Spartan champs were involved in This statement implies, "we don't let there is a social responsibility here not it is to furnish the 21st century with the title as the Cal Bowl a brawl at a downtown nightclub Editor, people into the program if they do This letter is in reference to Precy conform." Any student of medicine, diverse and morally responsible designers. champions. And they deserved it. on two separate occasions. Correos's Feb. 7 article, "Graphic design provided they can afford those studies and I would also like to add that if the stop But enough is enough. The team This diminishes the values of entry proves tough process." work hard, can become a doctor, or a sign has become universal, it is only within the last year has exhibited tolerance and civil behavior we Here are some basic fallacies that govern surgeon, or a pediatrician. Graphic design because it has become familiar to us behavior off the field that can be supposedly espouse at our the graphic design portfolio review: is just as diverse, but the review panel through repetition; not because "the likened to a street gang. university. Any group bearing the I. "We used to let everybody in but our seems to only see one color in the entire design communicates the message." A red

Last week, at least 10 members SJSU name should act as such. space allocation to schedule classes have spectrum. Laming Stem's comment is not and white octagon does not innately mean "STOP." of the SJSU football team been very bad." only patronizing, it also keeps the graphic How can space determine acceptance design department conveniently isolated Needless to say, I am one of the verbally accosted a parking Terry Shea was When into a program at a state university? Is the from student sentiment, as evidenced in "dissed:" discontented and disgruntled. I monitor for doing her job. inaugurated as head review's stringency based on how many the article by the students' request for have put off submitting my portfolio yet Whether ticketing some of the coach, he said he would chairs are available in certain classrooms, anonymity. Not to mention that his elitist another semester in an attempt to avoid players cars was justified is be sensitive about the image of or on the students' ability to perform at beliefs are oxymoronic at a public rejection. I cannot jeopardize my chances, irrelevant. If they had a his team. So far he's proved his upper division level? It is old news that institution. Many students attend SJSU so please withhold my name. Thank you. discrepancy, let them go through worth as a football coach, but not the legal channels of the petition as a disciplinarian, which is also Solution to overcrowding an hour to use the Lifecycles and money on more Lifecycles and Stairmaster machines. While there is Stairrnastcrs and place them in the old pro process. part of the job description. Editor, sometimes waiting for the free weights shop room along with the existing allegedly Now that's it's the off-season, The Event Center at SJSU has been a But surrounding and and other equipment, it rarely eases up, equipment. welcome addition to our campus. shaking the monitor's vehicle incorporate a little baby-sitting regardless of what time you arrive. This would also leave room for new Unfortunately, it is still plagued with violently to vent their frustration into the football program. My solution is somewhat simple. Taking equipment in the fitness room. There overcrowding problems within the fitness over a parking citation discredits And they deserve it. into account that the pro shop has recently would be no need to hire additional staff room. As most of us have experienced, closed and there is a vacant room members since the individual who there is usually a waiting list in excess of available, why not move the Stairmaster monitors the door could also monitor the and Lifecycle equipment into it? If stationary bikes and stair machines. I REPORTER'S FORUM are gay. And all of my friends were memory serves, the Spartan Daily realize that there is always the issue of homophobic too. published an article last year which available funds to finance such a ROBERT W. SCOBLE No one I know says it is good to be discussed the problems of the Event purchase, especially after the cost gay. No one said that it is normal. I only Center. It stated that the wall that the overruns incurred during construction, but have one associate who is gay and I fitness room shares with the aerobics using the facility has become more of an didn't feel comfortable around him room can be moved to expand the inconvenience lately. When compassion because my friends make fun of him workout area. Instead of spending the when he's around. time and money to tear the wall down and Rafael Robles So how can I come to the conclusion replace it, why not spend that same Director, Event Center overcomes hatred that gays are normal? Jim Walters changed my mind. I never knew him but his friends I was homophobic. were sinners unless "they weren't showed me how to open my mind to No, I wasn't the gay bashing type. I practicing." people who are different. How to accept wouldn't call a gay a fag to his face. In junior high, everyone knew that to people. How to love people. You wouldn't find me making fun of a be considered a gay would have lowered When the AIDS quilt came last week, lesbian as being someone who wants to your social standing considerably. If you I thought it would be cool to check it be a man. were considered a gay, that made you a out. It shocked me. My voice wouldn't be heard on the favorite target for the school bully. All those names: women, children, Gay and Lesbian Alliance's phone I never thought that I would be babies and men. And now SJSU has a answering machine spewing hateful homophobic because I remember what name on the quilt. It woke me up and diatribes against gays. being beat up was like. I was the school made me feel guilty about my -My type of homophobia was different. sissy. I remember being called a faggot. homophobia. I didn't care about them or their I remember what it was like not to fit in. I never thought I would cry. Those problems. When they received a But I still became homophobic because names haunted me. So today I am domestic partners bill passed in San I didn't care. coming out of the closet. Francisco, I didn't care. Part of me After all, AIDS wasn't my problem, No, I'm not gay, but I am for gay wanted to be intolerant and force them it's a gay disease, so I thought. Who rights. It is time we all cared about those to live "the proper lifestyle," but I cared if a bunch of people kill names. Unfortunately it is too late for would never have advocated any such themselves by having unsafe sex? In people like Jim Walters who gave thcir policy publicly. fact, why do gays need to be so forceful lives to wake me up. When I heard that many gays were about their sexuality? I didn't I just hope that there will be a day pushed to drugs and unsafe sex in bath understand why gays needed to have when the war against AIDS and houses because of alienation from special rights. I never considered them homophobia has been wonand the society, I didn't care. as normal. I just wanted them to go quilt can he put in a closet and They weren't people, in my eyes. away. forgotten. Anyone who was gay was someone I It was hard to sympathize with them didn't want to be associated with. When because saying that you are for gay Robert W. Scoble is a Spartan Daily I went to church, we learned that gays rights is almost as bad as admitting you staff writer.

CDCZ KiNDER-Get.TTLECZ A1,11:, Ei3u54-1 PERSPECTIVE Do you feel Gov. Pete Wilson's proposed $78 fee increase is justified?

A lot of students are transferring I'm having a hard enough time as it I think it is. I am sorry that it's and going to junior colleges because Keith is paying for tuition. $78 dollars Laura going to hurt some people but I of the fees already. The raised 20 doesn't sound like a lot of money to Henderson assume there will be financial aid for percent is going to cause a lot of McGuire a lot of people but for students. . . those people who are uniler real students to think twice about going to Criminal $20 is a lot of money. I'll still be Business hardship. In most other states people paying my tuition but a four-year university. Justice, it's going to be Administration, pay a good deal more than we pay a lot harder. here in California. senior, sophomore, H. Joseph 22 19 Jennifer Rex Pearson How could good education be I've been going here five years and Chase around if you don't pay for it? The Burbank III I swear every year it (fees) has gone state budget is being cut Occupational and if we English/ Computer up. Parking has gone up. books have don't pay more they're going to cut gone up. I thought a state school was Therapy, Ilumanities Engineering, more teachers . If they cut that I supposed to be cheaper than a UC senior, professor, freshman, think our education is going to be cut ws school . . it's more or less them 24 too. It's really not going to affect 65 18 me nickel and diming us. because my parents pay for it. SPARTAN DAILY

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Sparta( uide YesterDaily a Today's forecast SpartaGuide is a daily calendar avail- ter 1 30 p m Duncan Hall Room 345 call meeting. Noon to 1 00 pm Campus Chris. SAFER.: Santa Clara County Regional Because many students are not on able to SJSU students, faculty and 866-7060 tian Center. call 279-6257 Hemp Awareness Teach-in and Initiative campus everyday, YesterDaily staff organizations at no charge PHYSICS DEPT.: Speaker Helen V Gour- EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: Training Noon Morris Daily Auditorium call provides readers with a recap of Variable high clouds into Forms are available in the Daily ley of Systems Sciences Group. Topic Faculty and Staff Discussion Concerns 245-7641 the previous issue's top stories. the evening. Filtered newsroom, Wahlguist Library North Working in the Industry 1 30 p rn Science About the War") Noon to 1 00p m Admin- CAREER PLANNING 8 PLACEMENT: Re- sunlight. Morning Room 104, and at the Information Bldg Room 251. call 924-5244 istration Building Room 269. call 924-5940 sume II 12 30 pm SU Costanoan Room lows Approximately 10 SJSU football Center of the Student Union (Letters AM. INST. OF AERO 8 ASTRO: High CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: -War Career Resource Center Tour 1 30 p m in the mid 40s. High to the editor can also be submitted at speed aerodynamics lecture. Noon 2 30 and Conscience dinner at 6 00 p m pro- BC 13 call 924-6033 players allegedly trapped a traffic around 68 degrees. the Information Center) The deadline pm Engineering Bldg Room 288 call 947- gram at 700 pm Campus Christian Cen- manager inside her vehicle, shouted is 10 a m The Daily s staff members 8740 ter. call 298-0204 MATH 8 COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB: obscenities and "rocked her vehicle Light winds. attempt to enter each item at least SJSU SAILING CLUB: General mem- CAMPUS LEFT: Students for Radical Politi- Lecture by Prof M Stanley on set theory back and forth." logic and the foundations of mathematics two days before the date of the event bership meeting 7 00 pm SU Montalvo cal Economy. weekly meeting. 8 30 p m in addition to the day of the event Room. call 286-9688 S U Guadalupe Room. call 448-2750 2.30 p m MacOuarne Hall Room 322, call 244-9728 SJSU's faculty union lost several Friday's Limited space may force reducing the MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATIC' SJSU PRE-DENTAL CLUB: Club meeting forecast number of insertions and elections. 230 pm , BSA. Duncan Hall members as a result of the union's Weekly meeting and information 1 30 p m ORDER OF OMEGA: Greek Power 288- Room 346. call 292-7118 decision to represent biology TODAY S U Pacheco Room, call 241-0851 or Workshop, 7 00 p m through Sunday call Continued variable high 7559 Old member new member instructor Thomas Balgooyen, who CLARK LIBRARY: Tours. 8 30 a m and ROTARACT: 287 7567 for location and information clouds. Morning lows in 2 30 p m meet at the first floor display ASIAN BUSINESS LEAGUE: First meeting meeting. 7 pm , International Center, call was convicted of illegally case. call 924-2758 of Spring 1991 semester. 400 pm.SU Al- 294-5457 CAMPUS MINISTRY: Taize. Prayer For transporting a protected Oregonian the low 40s. Cooling RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PROGRAM: Sup- maden Room. call 996-9728 Peace 700 pm. Campus Christian Cen- salamander. trend continues with a port group 12 30 p m 2 00 p m Adminis- LESBIAN, GAY AND BISEXUAL ALLI- ter, call 298-0204 FRIDAY high of 64 in the tration Room 201 call 924-5930 ANCE: Donahue-style discussion of out- ing 4 30 pm SU Guadalupe Room call PHI KAPPA PHI: Honor Society Lecture-a- RADICAL REALITY: Ch, Alpha Christian A crowd of about 2? 00 students afternoon. CAMPUS MINISTRY: Bible study. Noon thon. 6'50 a.m to 8.30 p m Engineering S U Montalvo Room call 298-0204 236-2002 Fellowship weekly Bible study worship serv- participated in a walkout protesting Auditorium. call 227-9098 ice and fellowship 7 30 p m Duncan Hall National Weather RADICAL REALITY: Bible study and CAREER PLANNING 8 PLACEMENT: Ex- the Persian Gulf War. Organizers, Room 135 call 415-948-0822 prayer. Noon Spartan Memorial Chapel call panding Your Career Horizons, 5.00 p m , L.D.S.S.A.: Forum Cultural Awareness Student Coalition Against the War, Service Career Resource Center Tours, 1:30 p m (415)961-5781 Polynesian Culture Elain Lualemaga. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: Pledge ceremony fol- were disappointed by the lack of Business Classroom 13. call 924-6033 12-30 pm. LDSSA Student Center 66 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: lowed by dinner 6 p m Spartan Memorial enthusiasm on campus. Concerns about the war Faculty and Ste AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: General S 7th Street call 286-3313 Chapel call 204-5457 Support group Noon Administration Room meeting. 5 30 pm. 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Holloway had distrib- Sales Flyers daughter on a junior high school "a credible person with no known Helton described Holloway as uted pencils and rulers to students Charts/Graphs .Even Copy From Slides! cheerleading squad. criminal history," according to pa- the "ultimate stage mother" for emblazoned with the words "Pico Wanda Webb Holloway, 36, pers authorities filed in court. her five-year effort to have her Shanna Harper Cheerleader.' was indicted Tuesday on charges But the Houston Chronicle re- she offered a set of SI .500 di- ported Wednesday that Harris amond earrings as a "down pay- County records show Harper has kinko's ment" to kill the mother of her 13- convictions for delivery of metha- TUTORS NEEDED year-old daughter's rival for a qualone, or speed. in I9K I and For Elementary and High School Students the copy center cheerleading slot . drunken driving in 1985. 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^ he thought would be an effective affirmative action program, and ALLEN how far it should go. From page 1 An effective program "would be that people died just so that they one that would take into considera- could cat at the counter with white tion the past problems of our soci- people, there's more to it than that. ety, and try to remedy them in the "People died so that you could best way that this current society have the right to vote. People died can," Allen answered. so that every person in this coun- Another student asked Allen try, regardless of race, creed, cul- how he felt about racial quotas. ture, national origin or color, can "There are some areas where I do whatever they want to do with- feel quotas are necessary. There in the bounds of law." are other areas where I think it Concerning the Persian Gulf, should be heads-up competition." Allen noted that the military can Allen also stated that he doesn't be a helpful alternative for under- believe reverse discrimination privileged people. He is con- exists. cerned, though, that as many as 40 "You must be in power in order percent of the military personell to discriminate. Minorities, women are African-American. included, do not have the power to "So if you start the ground war, discriminate; therefore I don't guess who's going to die?," Allen believe there is such a thing as asked rhetorically. reverse discrimination." One student asked Allen what

BOARD The board is in its infant state. It's priority From page 1 I "I wouldn't presume to represent at this point, the way any one group on campus. That see it, is to keep busy would be impossible," she said. defining its role.' Gorenberg said she was invited by Fullerton to serve on the board Bobbye Goren berg, to make the transition smoother graduate coordinator when she takes over leadership of of nursing and chair-elect the Academic Senate. to the Academic Senate "The board is in its infant state," Gorenberg said. "It's priority at campus to go on active duty as an this point, the way I see it, is to Air Force reservist. Smith was not keep busy defining its role." available for comment. She added that she would con- The positions the four will fill cern herself particularly with the were left open for about four delineation of the board's role with months while Fullerton decided on that of the affirmative action com- three qualified faculty members mittee in the Academic Senate. and a student to fill them, accord- Fullerton said that the appoint- ing to Lori Stahl, public affairs Don Richey Daily staff photographs*. ment of student Kimberly Smith officer. came after Associated Students' There are now 22 members on Instructor Ed Sobczak gives 2I -year -old senior Lisa Yahiro, a President Arneze Washington rec- the board. All four new members Bowling duet business major, bowling tips during class. Sobczak's human ommended her for the student attended their first board meeting performance class is taught in the Student Union Bowling Alley. position just before he left the Feb. 7.

Drought may slim cotton and rice growth ty in the '90s." Jue said. LECTURE Admission to the event is WASHINGTON (AP) The etables is expected to he near nor- free, with T-shirts given to indi- will be di- California drought may make an- 'The state is the second largest producer of both mal because some water From page 1 viduals who donate money impact in this year's United States verted from field crops, and many Several deans of the universi- towards the President's Scholar- cotton and rice production, the Ag- crops. Growers there are enduring one of the growers depend on ground water ty will also participate in the ship. Door prizes will be riculture Department said Wednes- and water from the Colorado River Lecture-A-Thon, including awarded, and a catered recep- day. state's longest and most severe droughts. And this Basin." Delores Escobar from the tion will follow the lecture from Because of the drought, Califor- School of Education and Jay 7:3() to 8:30 p.m. year has been among the driest ever.' Also. despite 'the Pinson from the School of nia farmers may not plant as much drought. U.S. supplies of all major This is the second Lecture-A- they indicated in California Agriculture Department report Engineering. cotton and rice as livestock products are expected to Thon presented by Phi Kappa Juc, president of the a recent survey, a department re- increase in 1991, the report said. Arthur Phi. Last year's event lasted an port Phi Kappa Phi student chapter, said. cent more soybeans, 2 percent large U.S. and global supplies, Beef and pork output is forecast to exhausting 26 hours and, importance of ''The state is the second largest more rice. 18 percent more cotton, wheat price have been depressed. rise 2 percent each, while milk and stressed the according to Williams, raised both crops," it said. bringing together campus and producer of 19 percent more sorghum, and 36 "Among California livestock egg production are each expected about $1,500. in an exchange of "Growers there are enduring one percent more sunflowers than they producers. those with forage-based to increase about 1 percent. city officials "The first year we tried to do of the state's longest and most se- did last year. operations will he hit the hardest." ideas that could be beneficial to something novel to get people's vere droughts. And this year has However, spring wheat plant- the report said. "Output of many "Lower feed costs and reces- both parties. attention a little bit," Williams been among the driest ever." ings sere indicated to decline 13 field and forage crops will be down sion-muted demand will dampen "The focus of the Lecture-A- said. "Once we convinced peo- According to the recent survey. percent from 1990. reflecting sharply and prices will rise." livestock prices, especially in the Thon. .. is to discuss solutions ple that we existed and the pro- farmers nationally said they intend farmers' outlook for prices and But the report added: "Still, the first half of the year." the report to the challenges that will face gram was valuable, we went to to plant 4 percent more corn, I per- costs of production. Burdened by state's production of fruit and veg- said. us as a community and universi- a more traditional format." Cracked door hinges may Killings at pizza parlor delay space shuttle mission similar to earlier shootings CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. The doors arc supposed to close (AP) The cracked door hinges once the external fuel tank drops SACRAMENTO (AP 1 - Close said . Join us forBible Study, Prayer & Fellwship threatening to delay Discovery's off shortly after liftoff. If the doors Two employees of a pizza par- lie said there are no suspects Friday, Feb. 22 7:30 pm March military mission by several are not sealed tightly when Discov- lor were shot to death and a in either case. weeks or more appear to he limited ery returns to Earth, the heat of third was critically wounded by The dead were identified by. DUNCAN HALL ROOM 135 to that space shuttle, NASA says. re-entry could destroy the shuttle. robbers believed to have gunned the Sacramento County coroner A preliminary check of Atlantis Charles Stevenson. chief of the down three people last week at a as Sarah Crook. IS. of Carmi- GLTHST SPEAKER orbiter mechanical systems convenience store, authorities chael and Kyle Reynolds. 20. of JEFF' JOHNSON 'What we would hope to branch. said Discovery's two other said Wednesday. Sacramento. DELTA COLLEGE door hinges appear to be fine de- Sheriff's spokesman Ed The third victim, identified as find is something spite earlier reports of cracks. Close said there were several 30-year-old Andrea Coladang- Thursday, Feb. 21 Noon - 1 PM similarities between the killings unique in the history of NASA plans to decide within a do. was taken to the University late Tuesday at a Round Table in critical condi- few days whether it is safe to Medical Center !tilde Study in the Chapel the Discovery process- Pizza in northeast Sacramento launch Discovery as planned tion. County and an earlier, triple shootings were discov- ing that could pinpoint around March 9 with the cracked The For more information homicide at a Quik Stop Market another hinges or whether repairs arc ered when employees of Call: when this happened one mile away. needed. The shuttle may have been Round Table Pizza called the Campus Pastor "The time period that the Gary Alldrin and why it happened.' flying with the cracks for some other and did not get an answer. Quik Stop Market was robbed 14151 9N1-5781 REALITY time without any problem, said They went to the restaurant and was the same and the victims lying Bob Meek, John Fairey, a NASA official in found the three employees were also shot in the head," launch director, NASA charge of Discovery's pre-launch in a rear kitchen area. operations and Columbia uncovered chipped :paint on the hinges but no cracks, launch director Bob Sieck said Flags coto ORE CACHE ... Tuesday. 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five and Softball team continues early season Hoopsters host ranked team d be era- By Jim Johnson oci- dominance Daily stall wilier the over Bay Area opponents Its time once again for the icty By John Besse Jenny Cook both grounded out. added three bases to her single, SJSU men's basketball team to Daily staff writer Zenger eventuallly scored on an- scoring on the error. play a nationally ranked Big West Ilen The Spartans doubled their other passed ball while Stanko- The Spartans added four more Conference opponent. pleasure Tuesday in a two-game vich waited at the plate. SJSU runs that inning, one more in the Only this time it isn't UNLV. :re I shutout against Santa Clara, add- and Wehren held Santa Clara fourth inning and two more in the The Spartans (7-17 overall, 5-10 tere ing another win to their 4-0 scoreless for the rest of the game. fifth to give SJSU their second in conference) host New Mexico kit streak on the season. win of the evening. State (19-3, 11-2) at the Event Coach Kathy Strahan said she Eight of the Spartans got one Center on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. sn ' t was pleased with the teams per- 'We made some real hit each dtling the game, with The Aggies are ranked No. 15 in .ion formance. Jackie Tawney and junior Paula the nation. We came out and took con- nice plays defensively.' Lewis getting two RBI's each to At first glance, this would seem rder trol early on," she said. lead the Spartans in the game. to be an obvious mismatch. SJSU men Sophomore Lisa Wehren - Kathy Strahan, Spartan pitcher Zenger gave hasn't won a game against New 1.0 pitched all seven innings of the SJSU softball coach up one hit to the Broncos, and Mexico State since 1987, and the 't first game, giving up no runs and walked none in all five innings Aggies beat the Spartans 88-58 in ; as two hits, walking three Broncos As in the first game, the Spar- the sophomore pitched. the first meeting between the two in the process. SJSU won 2-0. tans defeated Santa Clara in the Strahan said that she was espe- teams this season at Las Cruces. The Spartans took the lead in second match-up, handing the cially pleased with the Spartans But Spartan guards Philip the top of the third inning via a Broncos an 8-0 loss after five in- defensive play. Crump and Mike Wasserburger, leadoff single by Laura Stanko- who hit a controversial 3-pointer at nings of play. "We made some real nice vich. Stankovich then stole sec- the buzzer to beat Fresno State 72- The second game of the dou- plays defensively," she said, ond base, advanced to third 71 on Saturday, disagree. ity on bleheader went for only five in- adding that "Jackie Darcy Stapley's ground out Tawney "We played them tough in the and nings because the two teams made some outstanding plays." eventually scored on an error made a pre-game agreement that first half down there," Crump brought about by Tracy Lopez' if one team is winning by eight In the Spartans' first four said. "We were within striking grounder to short. runs or more after five innings, games of the season, four pitch- distance at halftime. We lost our The Spartans added their final the game will end after the home ers threw complete games, all composure in the second half. The run in the fourth after Mitzi team takes their last at bat. Stra- shutting out their opponents and crowd got into it - they have a erg, Zenger great crowd down there - and we star drew a walk, bringing han said. giving up a combined total of Tami lost our cool. We hurt ourselves. 4ect Rudd to the plate. Two SJSU broke into the lead in the four hits. They didn't hurt us." nate consecutive passed balls sent second inning after Zenger lead SJSU will visit San Francisco "I don't think (the Aggies) play Zenger to third. Zenger waited at off with a single to centerfield. State on Feb. 27 to try to con- the on the road," Wasserburger an corner hag while Rudd and The ball kept going, and Zenger tinue their winning streak. well "We'll have the crowd on not said. our side. We'll be the sandwich They play Utah fill game for them. Thursday. us on Saturday Our State on UNLV still national power in basketball after that. So they may I on and Vegas champion UNLV remained )ers (API - With UNLV winning, places front No. I 8 to No. 25 after tional be thinking Vegas." with two more victories Reggie )rd- there was no room at the top for two straight conference losses. unbeaten Aggie senior forward last week, running the Rebels' re- leads New Mexico State in airs Ohio State. But Seton Hall found Along with Seton Hall, the Noyes Jordan some room at the bottom of the lost to Connecticut. cord to 22-0 and keeping them the scoring, with a 15.5 points-per- unanimous choice for No. 1 with a game average and with rebound- ; on The Associated Press college bas- The Pirates replaced Texas. to clean sweep of the 63 first-place ing, at 7.5 boards per game. Other XIS ketball poll. which split two games last week votes. key players include junior forward ting The Pirates, who have bounced slip out of the rankings. in and out of the polls all season, Meanwhile, second-ranked The Runnin' Rebels, who ex- Tracey Ware and senior guard made it back in Monday as No. 24 Ohio State was unable to make any tended their nation's-longest win- Randy Brown. after key Big East victories over headway despite a dramatic, dou- ning streak to 33, pulled down 1,- Ware is second on the team in Georgetown and Pittsburgh. ble-overtime victory over fourth- 575 points in the nationwide scoring with a 12.1 points per balloting of sports writers and game average and Brown contrib- Seton Hall squeezed in ahead of ranked Indiana. Hillary Schalit - Daily staff photographer Georgetown, which plunged seven That's because defending na- broadcasters. utes 11.9 points per game while handing out 6.7 assists. Mike Wasserburger goes up for two in SJSU's 94-92 victory over "They may have a little bit more Fresno State. SJSU faces New Mexico State on Saturday night. Men's golf team in Hawaii for sprmg invitational quickness down low," Wasser- Daily staff report burger said. "But we match up "Mike's playing good and we just ahead of them in the standings, well with their guards." need that," Wasserburger said. Long Beach State and Fresno The SJSU men's golf team is en- "He's the kind of player who can State, "We definitely match up in have each lost two games to ioying the Hawaiian sunshine and bang inside and get their big men SJSU this season. size, but they're very quick and green grass today. 1990-91 SJSU men's golf statistics in foul trouble. If he keeps playing ::"We're 11/2 games out of fifth The team athletic." Crump said. participates in the Player Rounds Total Average Best Finish this way he could be freshman of and if we tie with Long Beach or John Burns Invitational in Ka- A big factor in the Spartans' a Richard Yokata 3 233 77.6 27th - Hammond Bell Inv. the year in the conference." Fresno we go (to the conference It neohe. Hi. today through Satur- ability to counter the Aggies in- Bob Siravo 14 1094 78.1 19th - Bruin Desert Classic If the Spartans can wrangle a playoffs)," Wasserburger said. day. side game will be the play of SJSU Jeff Arneson 14 1093 78 1 19th Bruin Desert Classic win from the Aggies it would put "Our goal is sixth place. We want Richard Yokota, Bob Siravo. center Mike Brotherton. Sal Enriquez 14 1096 78.3 13th- Ping/Tour Tulsa them in a considerably better posi- to get in but we don't want to fin- Jeff Arneson and Sal Enriquez all Brian Paulson 9 716 796 17th. Hammond Bell Inv. Brotherton got his first start of tion for a berth in the conference ish eighth and have to play Vegas made the trip for SJSU. New team Barry Evans 11 879 79.9 17th - Ping/Tour Tulsa the season in the Spartans' 72-71 playoffs. Only the top eight teams in the first round." member Tom Wolliver also joined Tony Bordwell 2 165 825 59th - Bruin Desert Classic victory over Fresno State on Satur- in the conference qualify for post- SJSU finishes its regular season the Spartans for their tropic tourna- Brian Tucker 6 498 83 0 74th - Rebel Golf Classic day. The 6-foot-9 freshman center season play. The Spartans are in at conference cellar dweller UC-Ir- ment. Wolliver transfered from Totals 313 sna 79.1 5th - Hammond Bell Inv. responded with 20 points and nine ninth place in the conference with vine next Thursday, and at UC- U S. International in San Diego rebounds. three games to go. but two teams Santa Barbara on March 2. when the school went bankrupt.

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Freshman uses experince to guide SJSU Sports women to be honored Daily staff report tion's top softball teams to Twin Two SJSU women will he Creeks Sports Complex in Sun- honored on Sunday in Sacra- nyvale. gymnastics team through tough times mento. Rios, a SJSU senior, was an Associate Athletic Director essential part of the Spartan By Shigeru Nishlwaki gymnastics," recalled her mother Mary Zimmerman and softball softball team that finished 34-28 Daily staff writer lone. "It was like she didn't want second baseman Roz Rios will last season and earned its first While most freshmen spend a day off from gymnastics." be recognized in conjunction ever bid to the NCAA playoffs. their first year of college adjusting Stardom did not take long to with the Northern California In only its fifth year in exis- to a a new environment. Staci come to the young gymnast. At the Girls and Women in Sports lance, the team finished tied for Wicklund has been making a name age of II. she won the state's 1NAGWS) Day. ninth nationally. for herself in gymnastics Class II championship in the bal- Zimmerman will receive a meets as Rios was the team's top of- the Spartans' top newcomer. ance beam event. A year later, she "Special Citation" award for fensive star, batting .328 with In only her first year captured the uneven bars. her contributions towards the of colle- 19 RBI's. This year she is cur- giate competition, Wicklund has In 1990, she became the Level 9 advancement of girls and rently hitting .167 with 3 RBI's shown the maturity of a Western United States champion in women is sports. veteran for the Spartans (4-0). gymnast. the uneven bars, which she calls At SJSU, she has been instru- Born and raised in Auburn, her "most memorable moment." mental in directing the Walk for The Spartan second baseman Washington, a suburb of Seattle. Her decision to come to SJSU Women of Sparta. the nation's has also earned several awards Wicklund showed early signs of was influenced by long-time friend largest single-event fundraiser for her accomplishments in the talent while growing up. and now-Spartan assistant coach by women, for women. The classroom. She bacame SJSU's "When she was a little tyke Wayne Wright. The two first met Walk has raised in excess of SI first-ever woman athlete in any. about not even a year old, she used in 1984, during a meet in Hawaii, million in its 10 years of exis- sport to earn Academic All - to throw herself out of the crib and where Wright was a coach. tence. America honors, as she was "I've always known she was Zimmerman also serves as named to the second team last talented," Wright said. "I think the director of the Bud Light season. This year. Rios is the 'When I was six years she is a very talented gymnast that National Invitational Softball team's female representative as hasn't peaked yet." Tournament, a 16-team event the Big West Conference old, my mom put me in Working with Wicklund has that annually attracts the na- Scholar Athlete of the year. been a mutual learning process, tap, ballet and tumbling Wright said. lessons. I hated ballet. "I've kind of learned gymnas- tics by using Staci." he said. "The THE SPARTAN Staci Wicklund, small and talented are always used San Jose State University Spartan gymnast as the guinea pigs." Wicklund's presence at SJSU we figured she had to be in gym- has been a bright spot in a season CAMPUS MINISTRY nastics," said her father Erv, a that began with a disappointing 0-6 home builder in Auburn. record. Her performance thus far Catholic Newman Community - Fr Mark Neary However. Wicklund did not get has helped make up for some key Sr. Judy Ryan involved in gymnastics until a few pre-season losses. Lutheran Campus Ministry- Rev. Norb Firnhaber years later, when a tumbling in- Three-time school record holder United Campus Christian Ministry (UCCM) - Rev Penny Mann structor happened to discover her Kriss Miller and three-year stand- talents. out Marcee McClelland suffered Invites you to . "When I was six years old, my career-ending injuries last Decem- SUNDAY WORSHIP mom put me in tap, ballet and tum- ber. Another promising new- bling lessons," Wicklund said. "I comer, Kerry Maybee, also sus- -Lull ieran Service 10:00 a.m. hated ballet. I liked tap and I actu- tained an injury during the third -Catholic Mass 6:00 pm. ally loved tumbling. meet of the season against UC- 8:00 p.m.(St Joseph's Cathedral) "I was way advanced in the Santa Barbara and is being -Daily Mass (LENT) Noon class, and I was only six years old. redshirted. AGAPE COMMUNITY so my teacher recommended to my In January, just two days before mom that I join a club." her 19th birthday, Wicklund won -Tuesday, February 26 5:30 p m So Wicklund. under the advice the uneven bars event against Chip Loven Daily staff photographer -Tuesday, March 12 5:30 pm. of her tumbling instructor, joined Southern Utah State with a score of Diaz Gymnastics, a club in nearby 9.65, tying the school record held Gymnast Staci Wicklund prepares for the uneven bars. Her effort BIBLE STUDY Kent, Wash. by teammate Jodi Solod. this year has helped make up for the loss of injured seniors. - Noon Thursdays, Student Union, Montalvo Room Soon, gymnastics became more Wicklund almost matched that exercise, also just .05 shy of the 14th hest score in S IS1 PILGRIMAGE RETREAT than a part of her leisure life. performance against UC-Davis on school record. She also finished "Staci is a very talented athlete. - March "You couldn't keep her out of Sunday, scoring a 9.6 in the bars. second in the all-around competi- she works hard in the gym" said 8-10 the gym when she first started in addition to a 9.5 in the floor tion with a career-high 36.9. the SJSU head coach Jackie Walker. LENT EVENTS "She is in general. physically - Thursdays, 6.00 p m more powerful. she is a real strong COUNSELING Grant twins continue to play gags after gymnast . ’ Despite her high achievements. Wicklund has set modest goals for starting promising careers in the NBA herself 300 South 10th Street "I wouldn't say that I have a (at the corner of 10th CHICAGO (AP) Imagine place in Mrs. B(ione's high school Harvey to Washington as the 12th goal." she said. "I just try to do and San Carlos) English class. Though by the time "The Patty Duke Show" played pick in the 1988 draft. Horace re- whatever makes me happy or try to (408) 298--0204 out against the backdrop of the Harvey got to the end of the tale negotiated his contract before the do my hest at whatever I do " NBA. start of this season to break the s I When they were at their zaniest million-a-year harrier; Har a few seasons hack, identical twins 'Every time I call his who has raised his per-game scot Horace Grant of the Chicago Bulls house now, I ask for ing and rebounding averages i and Harvey Grant of the Washing- 18.9 and 7.5 respectively and , ton Bullets did more than imagine Donald Trump. And he among the most improved plav PUT YOUR DEGREE it. They switched uniforms during tells me, 'Don't call in the league this season, will havc The toughest iob wartnups to see how long they to wait until his current deal ex- TO WORK you'll ever love could go before teammates found here until you're in the pires to cross the threshhold. them out. "Every time I call his house "It was fun while it lasted, but ii million-dollar club. ' now. I ask for Donald Trump.'" WHERE IT CAN DO didn't last long." Horace Grant re- Harvey Grant, Harvey said. "And he tells me. called Tuesday, moments before NBA player 'Don't call here until you're in the A WORLD OF GOOD. the brothers faced off for the I 1th million-dollar club ... Even when time in their pro careers. "And as with both of them being punished, we played on the same team, we a gag. it didn't rank up there with it would seem he got stuck with the always tried to outdo each other.' some of our others.. short end of the stick. Again. 118-113 win "If I had to pick one, it would Until recently. it had been so In Tuesday night's of be the tune we were both at Clem- since the day they were horn. by Chicago, Horace spent most son and I was supposed to go out On July 4. 1965. Horace arrived the game chasing the Bullets' bril- with this girl who I didn't like, hut nine minutes ahead of Harvey and liant scorer. Bernard King, while who really liked me. So I told Har- still looks back at him, growing to Harvey was matched against the vey. 'This is your chance.' 6-foot-I0 and 235 pounds. com- Bulls' rising star. Scottie Pippcn. "Well, she didn't realize we'd pared to his brother's 6-9 and 215. But on at least a dozen occa switched until later that evening Both starred at Hancock (Ga.) sions, one or the other got rubbed and she didn't like it a hit. The Central High. hut Horace blos- off on a switch or came around a word Harvey still uses to describe somed into a star at Clemson first. pick and found himself looking in her." Horace paused. flashing a Harvey. told by the coaches after the mirror. For the record. Harvey grin, "is hysterical." his freshman year there that he played 4.1 minutes, scoring 18 Needless to say. Harvey didn't would see few minutes, spent a points and grabbing five rebounds remember that episode with similar year as a redshirt and eventually before fouling out. Horace. play fondness. And when asked to re- transferred to Oklahoma. ing 39 minutes, scored just six Your first job after graduation should offer you count his favorite switch, he set- Horace went to Chicago as the points and collected eight re more than just a paycheck. We can offer you art tled on the time he took Horace's lath pick overall in the 1987 draft; bounds. experience that lasts a lifetime.

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4 iII team that finished 34-28 :ason and earned its first- to the NCAA playoffs. ly its fifth year in cis- the team finished tied for nationally . s was the team's top of- e star, batting .328 with Ws. This year she is cur- hitting .167 with 3 RBI's Spartans (4-0). y Spartan second baseman [so earned several awards Yr accomplishments in the nom. She bacame SJSU's 'ver woman athlete in any to earn Academic Att- ica honors, as she was 1 to the second team last 1. This year. Rios is the s female representative as Big West Conference ar Athlete of the year. Center Stage Feb.99 iiversity THE SPARTAN DAILY'SWEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE VOL 94 SUPPLEMENT [INISTRY Flash - Fr. Mark Neary Sr. Judy Ryan ev. Norb Fimhaber Dance ICCM) - Rev. Penny Mann Hot salsa dancers take

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Page 5 The loughe.,I jot, you II ever love Equal treatment Artists have come together to produce an album calling for animal rights.

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Talent proven in Morse Band's album Centerffillage By Pam Schatz like Kansas. Angus Klein Cameras'', staff writer The influence of Kansas Morse's music harmonizes with each tune. All The Steve Morse Band proves shows through because Morse Executive Editor its talent on their debut album, joined Kansas for two of the 10 songs on the recording leave you with a "Southern Steele." group's albums,"Power" and Amanda Heien different feeling. The album is purely instru- "In the Spirit." Morse toured Managing Editor/ mental and full of guitar sound, with Kansas after the albums. From the perspective of some- of rhythmic guitar action. fulled-toned and euphonious. Production one who has grown to appreciate Morse's songs "Cut to the Side two, "Southern Steele," classical and new age music Chase" and "Simple Simon" and "Point Counterpoint." par- Mary Morello rather than rock, Morse's style is are rowdy, fierce, fiery and fast tially sounds like the group Chief Photographer impressive. paced. They arouse adventure Rush. Both songs are resonant Morse's music harmonizes with their tone of cowboy rock. and soft-sounding with a mix- Kevin Squires but it's not heavy metal. it's me- with each tune. All 10 songs on "Vista Grande" is an emo- ture of guitar and synthesizer. lodious rock. the recording leave you with a tional, sweet-sounding tune, You wouldn't listen to this Photo Editor The music doesn't compare to different feeling. Throughout with the guitar and synthesizer music in such places as a coffee experiences of rock traditional the album the music fluctuates spreading out harmoniously house or a book store, rather you Shellie Terry such as the groups Van Haien from scratchy to gentle guitar throughout the song. This track music in a smokey may find this Entertainment/ Features and Scorpions. It sounds more sounds. It's jariy. zesty and full and "Wolf Song' are rich, action-filled place. Editor

'Scenes from a Mall' a flavor of sour grapes Kevin Weil Associated Press But his latest movie, "Scenes She confesses an affair. He is a tragedy, it is perhaps that Copy Chief Paul Mazursky is a master of From a Mall," is like a glass of hyperventilates, the party is off, their worst problem is boredom. intimacy. He has a keen eye for cheap, domestic champagne. the marriage is off. The Touchstone Pictures re- Contributing Reporters the everyday glitches in human Made from chemicals and not With each parting of the way, lease was produced and directed John Bessa, Precy Correos, relationships, and a sharp wit for grapes, it leaves a hitter af- the shushi is dumped and fresh by Mazursky. with Pato Guz- Pam Schatz and Jack tertaste, and you man and Patrick McCormick as storytelling. wonder why sushi has to be purchased. If one Trageser As a writer, "The Blackboard you bothered in the first place. adds the anniversary presents co-producers. Mazursky co- wrote with Roger L. Simon. The Jungle" (1955) was tough and The movie starts with prom- they pick up for each other, the Contributing ise. Afterall. Mazursky is direct- caviar and movie is rated R. champagne, new out- Photographers ing and Bette Midler and Woody fits and the margarita stop, the Scenes From a Mall Allen star. But nothing really trip to the mall was a pricey ad- Don Richey, Hillary Schalit happens in the short, 87-minute venture. and Rocksford Takamatsu movie, except that in the space There are mild laughs a a of half a day, a marriage takes a throughout, and Midler is mar- CINEBARZ Rating: R tumble or two. velous as the angry wife from Starring: Woody Allen, Deborah and Nick Fifer are hell. She and Allen bounce et 1) Derek Smith Bette Midler. celebrating their 16th wedding along well together, and their A drinking person's bar! anniversary Advertising Director Director: Paul Mazursky. by shipping their performance together is enter- Only pool table two children off to a ski week- taming. But his whiney wimp 'Spananheacr scale is best of 5 end and throwing a shushi din- does tire very quickly. Downtown! ner party for their friends. There's a very dark feel to this No drugs or fighting! Sandra Hutchins realistic. His send-up of the Deborah (Midler) is a best- movie. These are not likable or 69 E. San Fernando Art Director '60s, "I Love You, Alice B. selling author and highly sue- even interesting people. If there (Corner of 2nd) Toklas." captured hash brow- cessful psychologist: Nick nies and a freaky Peter Sellers. (Allen) is a sports lawyer who Wendy Fegette As a director, his debut film rakes in millions by parlaying Production Manager "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" sneaker endorsements. They live is now considered a classic look an antiseptic life in the Holly- the Associa ed Students Pro -turi Board Presents at marriage and sex. and "Harry wood Hills, slaves to their beep- Ill I lonor of frican Awaren ,ss Month and Tonto" was a poignant por- ers and jobs. Jessi Yu trait of aging. All is Iovey-dovey until Nick a Commi. ity Foru Marketing Manager His most recent works, confesses an affair. She ex- "Down and Out in Beverly plodes, the party is off, the mar- (co-spon,(, d by the BF *AI Hills" and "Enemies, A Love riage is off. Then they make up. II Account Executives The party Story," were rich tapestries of is on. the marriage is Brad Detanna and Ralcrie specific lifestyles. on. rt AL T NDS Matthias HOME OF THE KAMIKAZE Artists 0 RAC SM" Jelin.' ler Herman, Paul Yes, Smith and Eric Vidal every night Satu day, Feb. of the week Stude Unio n Ballroom at the... 9 to 5pm Cover photo: Juan Cobra' warms up workshops with Jamie Nava during edutainment dance rchersal. They will SlachAllOafth he one of many groups speaker TB that will perform in "An (408) 354-2200 Offering of Beauty to the 924-2591 141 1/2 N. Santa Cruz Ave. I or more info call the .A.T. lane or 924-2591Spon.ored I), the Associated Students World." Los Gatos, CA. and Co-sponsored he file A. S. Program Board ma Photo by Don Richey *Rapid Apathy Terminal,'

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)4 0011 Rchey CenterStage staff photographer Juan Cabral spins Manhnoush Harirsaz, as 'An offering of Beauty to the World.' Satur- the two rehearse for their scheduled show, day in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Group brings hot dancing, vigorous music to SJSU By Precy (7orreos the assistant choreographer for beautiful, mysterious woman Noy stet writer the motion picture "Salsa," a who comes and goes and the High energy, lively music macho and sexy dance routine passing of springtime. Vargas with conga drums and maracas where boy meets girl, flirts with said. heat through the veins of live her and she shuns his advances. He'll also be playing some dancers. Their arms are out- "We'll he doing a hot salsa contemporary music from the stretched, shoulders shaking and number, a duet to slow, roman- '60s and '70s of brown-eyed NIGHT HAPPY HOUg feet shuffling along to the vigor- tic ballads and some contempo- children and the struggle of farm irLATE ous pounding of salsa sound. rary dancing also." workers in the U.S. called "De- Latin dancer and choreogra- ('apoeira. a martial art form portee . ' And "Guantana- pher. Juan Cabral practices with that began in Brazil, is some- mera.’ a popular Cuban folk his dancers at the Copacahana what like Ludo. About the time song about a man who toils the night club in San Jose for an up- of slavery in Brazil. African fields and his love for the lush. 9WED-SAT1 DRINK 8PNI TIE 10 pm. coming cultural event at SJSU's slaves the warmth developed a type of fight- green mountains and SUN 8PNI TII, 11 pm Morris Dailey Auditorium on ing to rise against the slave mas- of the earth. Saturday Feb.23. ters. Without knowing, the slave Vargas, who spent 13 years The An and Culture Society masters thought they were danc- traveling all over the United NO COVER BEFORE 9PM or San Jose will be presenting ing, hut it was a covert training States and Mexico with a Chi- "An Offering of Beauty to the for one another to fight a revolu- cano theater group, is now cur- World." featuring five artists of tion against the slave masters. rently involved with Teatro Vi- modern and traditional music. Calxvira will he performed sion and leading workshops for dancing and poetry. by master Wagner Bueno and its members. WEDNESDAY Featured are performances his Brazilian troup accompanied Mahnoush flarirsaz, a Persian YOU 0 IT TO YOURSELF from Brazilian capoeira (a mar- by zamba tunes of modern Bra- dancer, will he performing an Free with student 1.1) or Green Card tial arts form accompanied by zil and instrumentals. expressive social theme showing music). Mexician folklore gui- Former SJSU drama graduate. the good and had elements of so- tar, and the Latin dances; tango. Adrian Vargas will he playing ciety. The dance portrays a bal- salsa and flamenco. Persian and Mexican Corridos, a folklore ance with life and the coming to- CUT IT OFF music and dances Free haircuts by Debut Salon Vietnamese guitar form. gether of people. Free with student I.D. or Green Card are also scheduled. Primavera. meaning spring- "Our purpose is to bring all The tango dance was banned time, will he sung by Vargas. aspects of society and culture to- in the past. Cabral said, because It's a bolero style rhythm and the gether in one show," Harirsaz of the physical contact. He was song shows a parallel between a said. BOB t UP &DOWN-r D.J. Julius Papp Free Before 9pm Houston fmds number one again INDULGE The Juiceman Spins Free Before 9pm Assooated Press than one million units sold.) than 5(K0.0t)t) singles !sold 1 The following are the top- 3. "One More Try" Timmy 7. "Wicked Game" Chris 10 records for this week: T (Quality) lsaak (Reprise) that I THE ECLECTIC MIX I ."All the Man 4."Someday" Mariah K." l' II Give All My Love to $1 Drinks til Ilpm - no cover Need" Whitney Houston Carey (('olumbia) You" Keith Sweat (Vinter- D.J. Julius Papp (Arista) 5."Where Does My Heart tainment) Make You Now" 2."Gonna Beat Celine Dion 9."Disappear" INXS IA! ALWAYS 2 I & OVER DINING & DANCING 8PM-2AM WED-SUN Sweat" C&C Music Factory (Epic) lantiel FREE PARKING ON 2ND ST. BY NAIL GUARD BUILDING featuring Freedom Williams 6. "The First Time" Sur- 10.-1 Saw Red" Warrant (Columbia)--Platinum (More face (Columbia)--Gold (More (Columbia) 200N ST a ST JAMES SAN JOSE 408029202212 Page 4, Thursday, February 21, 1991 CenterStage Pow 9-toroscope What's going on for the weekend of Feb. 22 for the week Feb. 24 ON CAMPUS: of ries (Mar. 21 -Apr. 19) Use this great week to stack the bricks in your favor. Build a bridge for travel, Lecture-a-Thon "Our Town: A City/Campus Dialog for the not a wall for isolation. Sunday is used by the wise and wasted by the forgetful. 90s," Phi Kappa Phi presents an afternoon of lectures on a wide range of issues including history, business, sports, performing Taurus: (Apr. 20-May 20) This is the time to get off to the races early. Be confident and unique because arts and many others. The Lecture-a-Thon, in the Engineering by Tuesday you'll need to look for hidden messages and deep motives. Use your creativity to Auditorium, starts Friday at 7 a.m and continues until 8:30 p.m. understand the complicated. Admission is free.

(,errunl (May 21 -June 20) Your neighboring moons in the next few days will leave your carefree Community forum -- "Healing the Wounds of Racism," The personality with the ability to break the leash you had put on it by mistake. In the process, don't Black Faculty and Staff Ascrtriation plans to hold this forum in forget the unforgettable. the Student Union Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cancer: (June 21 -July 22) Your humor Icts you see the similarities between poetry and propaganda. Your Poetry reading Adrienne Rich, the lamer visiting professor at emotions peck with an intellectual, social, multi -gender event that lets the affectionate Cancer misc SJSU is scheduled to read and discuss her poetry tonight at 8 p.m. in the Music Concert Hall. She will also hold a poetry seminar Leo: (July 23 -Aug. 22) The gods created this week for you cool cats. Sure, everyone else is having a Friday at noon in the Spartan Memorial Chapel. blast, but they're looking at the king of the jungle for approval. When asked if you enjoy this food, drink and beauty, you reply "I do, I do, I do."

SAN JOSE: Virgo: (Aug. 23 -Sept 22) Your well -needed rest only comes after all work is complete. Relax, you will get it done and the clear vision ahead makes sense it's "Miller Time" (splurge for the 12 -pack). Craft festival This festival, held at the San Jose Convention Center is the largest of its kind in the United States, including Libra: (Sept. 23 -Oct. 22) We Venus ruled signs need to be careful when things start going our way too homemade. crafts shown by artists from all over the country. The long we over indulge. Don't earn that Procrastinator sticker everyone is trying to pin on you. festival is scheduled to take place Friday through Sunday. For times and information call 277-5277. Scorpio: (Oct. 23 -Nov. 21) STOP! Look around you. Things aren't as bad as they seem. Take reality inventory. Put down your guard and let that special someone plant a big wet one. Opera San Jose "Elixir of Love," the comedy which circles around the phenomenon of a common bottle of wine turning into Sagittarius: (Nov. 22 -Dec. 20) O.K., your pearl isn't going to roll into your palm. Your fingers are going to a magical love potion. The show starts Saturday at 8 p.m. in the have a difficult time opening that oyster but the fun is in trying. Wednesday proves critical. Montgomery Theater and runs through Mar. 9. Tickets arc available through BASS outlets. Capricorn: (Dec. 21 -Jan. 19) Monday's new adventure highlights coming events. Those important organizational skills need to be stressed because when communicating, know when to say when. Stick show Cactus Club will hold a record -release party for Bob Culbertson's new album "African Rain." Culbertson, a 1984 Aquarius: (Jan. 20 -Feb. 18) The rules you set are meant to be broken, don't get caught in the change and SJSU graduate will perform his latest worts along with Emmett don't scare the rest of us with your unpredictable nature. Chapman, "Inventor of the Stick," formally called the Chapman Stick Touch Board. The pony starts Sunday at 7 p.m. Admission (Feb. 19 -Mar. 20) Your day has come, the ground hog rose up, turned its furry little body arourid is $7. and smiled nght into the camera for you. Used properly, your beauty covers all ugliness.

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"Scenes from a Mall" starring Heat Midler and Woody Allen as a perfect couple from Beverly Hills. The couple try to put together their 16th anniversary party, but find that all is not perfect in a Beverly Hills Mall. One More Time "He Said, She Said" stars Kevin Bacon as Dan Hanson and Elizabeth Perkins as Lone Brycr, Both Hanson and Brycr arc newspaper reporters who have fallen in love, although they have The clock is running out on the 1990-91 college basketball contrasting views on everything. The filmmakers carefully sided the movie so that both characters have their say. season. The Spartans last home contest will be Saturday, February 23 at 7:30 pm as they host Top 20 foe, New Mexico Sate in the Event Center.

Spartan Basketball VS leVit)/UPS I New Mexico State Stan Morrison, I lead CHINESE CUISINE- -FOOD TO GO Basketball Coach asks 'Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine /40. Saturday, February 23 7:30pm fans to come out one 'Box Lunches To Go Lunch and Dinner more time. 'Catering Available Open Daily 294-3303 or 98-9427 1 1:30-9:00pm Tickets are available at the Event Center Box Office Closed Mondays 131. E. Jack, 6 Street (7th & San Carlos ) or by calling 924-6333 6 Blocks North of Santa rill:a 1....1ween 3rd and 4111'4n, t Photo by: Ron Fried CenterStage Thursday, February 21, 1991, Page 5 Cultural diversity SJSU's Best not hype for Chagall Here's your chance to name the best! Write in your picks for the following categories, then drop this list off at the Spartan Daily, Wahlquist Library North, Group combines emerged from Nashville, the room 104 or at the Student Union information booth. Be sure you get them in jazz and rock sound place where Elvis gave birth to rock 'n roll, and other southern by Tuesday Feb. 26. The top choices will be published in next week's Ks Jack Trageser mecca's of music. CenterStage. CenterStage staff writer The members are, in no par- Chagall Guevara has joined campus hangout - the growing list of hands at- tempting to capitalize on the class - niche REM. created in the rock music industry, and it might suc- cleanest building - ceed despite itself. Around five years ago, deli sandwich - REM. combined the southern icular order. Wade Jaynes ( lik flair of Lynard Skynard with a hat's a real name) on bass gin- drink - melancholy, simplistic sound ar. Mike Mead on drums, I. derivative of The Cure. Since Arthur Nichols on guitar and o- Greek parties - then, countless groups have cals and Steve Taylor on vocals. In their debut album, also called Chagall Guevara. the happy hour - band offers tidbits of southern rock, jazz, rough-around-the- health club - KSJS edges Clash-type rock, and Latin music. hot dog - Nearly every song starts out 90.7 FM with a clean rhythm, all instru- instructor - ments harmonizing yet still dis- cernable from each other. But local band - Top five lists for the that quickly changes, in less week of Feb. 18 than a minute for most of the cuts. The majority of the songs night club - wander off into a different style SONGS and never return, an ill result of parking spot - RHYTHM WAVE Chagall Guevara's attempt at in- (Weekdays) dividuality. radio station - The first song. "Murder in I. -DIE FOR OIL SUCKERS' the Big House," opens up with rcataurant bargain - - JELLO BIAFRA an unpolished guitar and drum of R.E.M.'s lead, reminiscent restaurant to take a date - 2. 'JIHAD' early days. But as it continues - TEST DEPARTMENT and the vocals begin, the unity of the instruments dissipates into spring break spot - 3. 'LAMENT' what sounds like a music class - THE RESIDENTS warming up. Instead of rising sporting event - above, the vocals in this song 4. "BACK TO THE RIVERS OF seem crushed beneath rough gui- study area - BELIEF' tar licks and relentless drums. I - ENIGMA imagine this is by design since sun spot - MCA Records, the group's 5. "BOOTS' label, is by no means a shabby - VARIOUS ARTISTS outfit. transportation to campus - BEETSFRE 0 FRITH As the album progresses. the diversity of Chagall Guevara be- weekend activity - comes all too apparent. On the CREATIVE SOURCE second side. "Love is a Dead ALB ums Language" mixes no less than three types of music; rock. latin (Weekends) and jazz. The result is a song as memorable and catchy as the Recycle Your Unwanted CDs I. 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FRI sAT In MID sEN M9es Page 6, Thursday, February 21, 1991 CenterStage `Superbowl' of muscles raises money Muscles flexed in an effort to Dennis Newman won the raise money for the Santa Clara overall competition while San County Crippled Childrcns So- Jose product Mark Byers cap- ciety at the San Jose Civic Audi- tured the teen division. tiorium on Saturday. In addition to these events, at The society earned $1,860 as World Gym in San Jose. seven- its portion of the proceeds from time Mr. Olympia Lee Haney the 1991 San Jose Bodybuilding hosted a training seminar. Championships. Jill Ruscigno, a Haney. who hosts a program development officer for the so- shown on ESPN, was assisted ciety. said the money will be by World Champion Diana Den- spent on "general equipment" nis and Pro Ironman Chamion io benefit the clinic facility. Shawn Ray. a relative new- "We try to do something for a comer to the professional ranks. charity every year," said Paul World Gym employee Gor- Love, promotor of the event. don Balena said "the club was Love said that the society bene- packed and everyone was real fitted in 1985 and that he wanted positive." to help them out again. Dubbed "Superbowl XI'', the Love said that the San Jose competition attracted a crowd of Grand Prix. another bodybuild- approximately 1.9(a) according ing competition, will be held on to auditorium events coordinator campus at the Events Center on Joel Takemoto, who added that April 20. He expects about 15 of 650 of those people were present the world's top professionals to for the prejudging that took compete among the estimated place earlier in the day. 75-80 contestants. ABOVE: Novice -middleweights pose for judges in Photos By Rocksford Takamatsu preliminary judging for the 1991 World Body Building Story By Bryan Gold Championships held at the San Jose Civic Auditorium Saturday. Right: Novice- Heavyweight Larry Martinez shows off his 'Herculean' type muscles in final judging. Below: Marla, 'Miss Fitness USA' presents the men's 1991 novice-lightweight championship trophy to Cecil John. CenterStage Thursday, February 21, 1991, Page 7 Musicians vocal Taking off for animal rights John Hesse "I'll Give You My Skin," by ceeterStege staff writer the Indigo Girls featuring I )i in' t [men to the album R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe. This "Fame Yourself while scarf- solemn track sounds like either ing down a Big Mac, because if jazz or blues, complete with the the cholesterol doesn't kill you. high-pitched, muffled sound of a the guilt surely will. trumpet. It's entertaining and Produced as a benefit for (he appealing to listen to when in a People for the Ethical Treatment solemn mood, but not something you'd be inclined to enjoy after winning the lottery. RECORD Side two starts off with a re- REVIEW mix of Nina Hagen and Lene Lovich's "Don't Kill the Ani- mals." This is a weird track 1. Animals organization, with the funky, electrical -Tame Yourself" combines a screeching of Hagen and Lovich variety of musical styles. from jumping around music with sim- K.D. Lang to the B-52's, to get ilar traits. AL ross the same message in mu- Also featured on side two are ally different ways stop Belinda Carlisle. Jane Weidlin, atielty to Animals. Erasure (with Lene Lovich) and The tracks on this album are Alcka's Attic. None of these art- aimed against the exploitation of ist do anything really startling animals, such as the raising of musically to enjoy their animals for their fur, and raising songs you probably need to like Hillary Schalit CenterStage staff photographer an animal so it can eventually their individual styles of playing Members of the U.C.I.A. chapter of Phi who performed in last weekend's annual become dinner. So if you want to begin with. Beta Sigma fraternity were among those Step Show for African Awareness Month. to eat while listening, think Carlisle's quivering vocals in salad. "Bless the Beasts and the Chil- For all its variety, the album dren" conspired with a dumb has an appealing uniqueness that rock-guitar action to destroy a 'Guns II' keeps it interesting and enter- decent song. Erasure's "Rage" 'Dances' keeps winning taining. not disjointed. As with sounded like recycled New any other compilation album, Order, and although it was OK tops video LOS ANGELES (AP) --- selection% for hest script. "Tame Yourself' is a trade-off to listen to, it wasn't very The western "Dances With In addition to the script for between good and had tracks unique. Wolves" continued its film "Dances With Wolves," front both unknown and well- Not all of side two was a dis- rentals list award stampede as its screen- which collected a leading 12 known artists. appointment, though. The play was nominated as one of Oscar nominations last 1.’Young Guns II" (CBS- week, Side one is an odd combina- Goosebumps "Asleep Too the year's best by the Writers the adapted screenplay Fox) nomi- tion of the mechanical. synthe- Long" was a nice, upbeat song Guild of America on Tues- nations were "Awakenings." 2."Die Hard 2: Die Harder" sized sound of Howard Jones. with energetic vocals, making it day. screenplay by Steven Zail- (CBS-Fox) the mellow country of K.D. the highlight of the side. The WGA selected Mi- lian; "GoodFellas." by Nich- 3."Robocop 2" (Orion) Lang and a Pretenders track that Finishing off side two was chael Blake's adaptation of olas Pileggi & 4. "Dick Tracy" Martin Scor- sounds like it was written by "Do What I Have to Do" by his novel "Dances With sese; "The Critters." by Elvis Costello, hut it wasn't. Exenc Cervenka. With unique. (Touchstone) Wolves" as one of the five Donald E. Westlake; and 5."My Blue Heaven" The Pretenders song "Born off-key vocals, this hand fin- hest 1990 screenplays based "Reversal of Fortune." by (Warner) for a Purpose" was the last track ished "Tame Yourself" on a on material from another me- Nicholas Kazan. 6."The Freshman" (RCA-Co on side one. The hest was saved strong note. dium. Winners of the 43rd An- for last, apparently. Vocalist The album is scheduled to he lumbia) Two commercial hits 7.' 'The Adventures of Ford nual Writers Guild Awards Chrissie Ilynde's soothing lyrics released this month, and will be Bruce Joel Rubin's "Ghost" will he announced March 20 make a song with a dull, repeti- followed by a vegetarian ban- Fairlane" (CBS-Fox) and J.F. Lawton's "Pretty 8." Another 48 Hrs." (Par at ceremonies in New York tive beat conic alive. A twangy quet scheduled for Feb. 28 at the Woman" L re among the and Beverly Hills guitar was interspersed through- New York Hard Rock Cafe, a amount) 9. "Bird on a Wire" (MCA- out that complimented Ilynde's PETA news release said. Universal) voice. "Tame Yourself' was pro- It). "Navy Seals" Man 1=11 MMI Side one is not without other duced with a grant from John (Orion) ceupon II ."Pretty Woman'. notable tracks. Playing second Paul Mitchell Systems, a hair (Touchstone) fiddle to the Pretenders is the care company whose representa- I 2.’Problem Child" (MCA title track "Tame Yourself" by tives say that their products are r FREE PIZZA DELIVERY i Universal) Raw Youth, a rhythmic and not tested on animals The pro- 13."Delta Force 2: Operation whining song that is reminiscent ceeds from the alhum's sales Stranglehold" of no one in particular, but will benefit ['ETA's animal (Media) 14 . "Mo' Better Blues' seems to he patterned after most rights programs, the release (MCA -Universal) rhythmic whiners of the modern- said. $3.00 OFF mpg"' 1 5 . ' "fhe Hunt for Red (kttt rock "Tame Yourself' is an album world. her' ' (Paramount) Also on side one, worth not- that was created to make money. 16."Gremlins 2: The Nest because listeners may to further the PETA cause. In ing only Batch" (Warner) to skip it. is a doing so. they happened to as- wish to prepare 17."Total Recall" (Carole()) Fetchin' Bones called semble an interesting combina- track by 18."Back to the Future Part $2.00 OFF Ark)p2:: "Slaves." Try to imagine tion of good and had songs. The III" (MCA-Universal) and shrill vocals good outweigh the had, to some heavy-metal 19."Cadillac Man" (Orion) with of a dentist's extent, so if you can deal with overtones 20. "Ghost Dad" (MCA-Uni 135 W. Santa Clara St. Not good with any other offer drill. Yes, it's that good if the guilt of eating another Big versal) Expires March 7, 1991 ' you like heavy metal. Mac after listening to the album, 280-0707 Also on side one is the song, then give it a taste. 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