Southern hospitality Yuletide South American style spirit rekindled American volunteers aid poor Holiday tips and tales PAGE 4 See special Christmas supplement SP Volume 83, No 65 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Friday, December 7, 1984 Furniture Eye confess Rec Center delay delivery increases cost by delayed By Dewane Van Leuven 5 percent margin Daily staff writer Students living in the furnished Spartan Village apartments have yet to receive their couches and chairs, But no cuts in REC services, and delivery of the furniture is not ex- pected soon, said Willie Brown, direc- architects assure SU director tor of Housing. By Mary Green costs have increased and that stu- The furniture, that was to arrive Daily staff writer dents would have gotten $700,000 Nov. 15, has been delayed by the sup- Architects working on the Recre- more Rec Center." Barrett said. plier California Prison Industries, ation and Events Center project have Construction costs for the project Brown said. all but assured Student Union Direc- were estimated at about $14 million. Brown said the delay is not the tor Ron Barrett that students will get Because the project has been delayed first one the Housing office has in- the facility they voted for despite a one year, inflation has added 5 per- cent to that curred when dealing with California one-year delay. figure. Prison Industries. In a telephone conversation yes- Barrett said the initial financial terday, Don Goodhue of the architec- projections were deliberately esti- apart- Opening of the furnished tural firm Hall, Goodhue, Haisley mated conservatively. The bond from the ments was pushed back and Barker told Barrett the entire fa- sales to raise money for the Rec Cen- start of the semester until Nov.1, due cility will fit on one site (the ROTC ter were estimated at 12 percent. to the furniture delay. Brown said he field), making use of the Old Wom- Currently, bond sales range from 9 to was committed to open the furnished en's Gym space unnecessary. 10.5 percent. apartments then, even if all the furni- Barrett said Goodhue gave his SUBOD chairman Jeff Coughlan ture hadn't arrived. assurances after workshops for re- said he doesn't expect the bond sales Brown said the Housing office vising the Rec Center program were to rise to the figure of 12 percent, and will offer a rebate to residents in the conducted by the architects. that the estimated total expense furnished apartments. Goodhue told the Daily he and his should not rise. associates are studying both options The furniture and the rebate "Realistically, I feel we are a REC on the ROTC field only, or a should arrive before the end of the going to have more than enough REC on the ROTC field and the Old year, Brown said, but he isn't giving money to construct the project," Women's Gym to give to SUBOD any guarantees. Coughlan said. next week. SUBOD will review the "Nov. 15 was the longest we The Rec Center project was de- architects' proposals on Dec. 11 and thought we would have to wait for the layed one year because students forward the approved plan to the Cal- furniture," Brown said. "We're obvi- voted last spring to put a halt to the ifornia State University Chancellor's ously way behind that, so I'm hedg- construction. This fall students voted office. ing my bets as to the delivery (of the in favor of restarting the construe- furniture)," he said. In addition, Barrett said cost in- lion. creases will not result in the elimina- Students living in the furnished The original Rec Center plan did tion of any aspect of the Rec Center apartments expressed dismay at the not include an aquatic center or a or in an increase in student fees. way the furniture issue was handled. larger events arena. During a meeting of the Student Civil engineering junior Robert "It could be argued the delay was Union Board of Directors Tuesday. Spano tried other ways to solve the a good thing," Barrett said. Henry Orbach, associate executive problem. It now includes an aquatic cen- vice president of Facilities and Oper- "We tried to rent a couch and two ter, a smaller arena and more recre- ations, presented a letter he received chairs, and have the Housing office ation space, he said. from the architects on Nov. 30. reimburse us," Spano said. "They "I think the students got a better ( the Housing office) said no, and The letter indicated that some Rec Center because of the delay," were pretty rude about it." changes may be necessary, due to Barrett said. space limitations and construction The rebate given will not be a The Rec Center plans include a cash rebate, but will be in the form of cost increases. Steve Capovilla Daily staff photography, 5,500 seat arena, 10 racquetball a credit to apartment dwellers. Orbach said either the budget courts, a weight room, two multi-pur- Brown said the rebate will be taken Joe Del.appe, a graphic design junior, puts into the computer keyboard would need to be increased or some- pose rooms, an aquatic center with off the final rent payment of the year. type their sins the finishing touches on the "video thing would have to be given up. an Olympic-size swimming pool, div- Rent for the Spartan Village fur- confessio- and their penance appears on the top nal," a cum "At the )SUBOD) meeting, ing well, sun deck and a snack bar. nished apartments is $165 a month, puler exhibit in room 237 of the screen. Henry was simply pointing out that Total cost of the plan, beyond con- and the last payment will cover rent Art Building. Offenders wishing forgiveness due to the project delay construction, struction costs, is $20.9 million. for May 1985. Brown isn't sure of the dollar amount of the rebate. "It depends on how long they (the Raid nets guns near SJSU residents) will go without the furni- A.S. approves ture," Brown said. "If we get the fur- By John McCreadie of guns," Guy said. The documents niture right now, the rebate won't be Daily staff writer which led agents to the Seventh as much as if they don't get the furni- homecoming act Federal agents raided a house on Street house contained information of Federal agents found ture the whole year," he said. Seventh Street, about eight blocks a conversion kit for a machine gun south of the SJSU campus, where ma- that agents have not found. seven machine guns, The furnished apartments have By Kevin Mendoza ton said. Stephanie Duer was this chine guns and silencers were alleg- "He either has the gun or sold yet to recieve two chairs, two lamps Daily staff writer year's homecoming chairwoman. five silencers and edly being manufactured, according it," Guy said. "We have to be pre- and one couch per apartment. The The tradition of homecoming at The event is of such importance to federal officials. pared for the worst and assume he lamps have arrived, but will not be SJSU was ensured Wednesday when that a 5,000 rounds of relatively large committee the arse- has it." installed in the apartments until the the Associated Students Board of Di- Agents, who confiscated membership is necessary, Houston weapons early Guy added that the guns recov- rest of the furniture has arrived. rectors established an official A.S. nal of homemade ammunition. said. The act specifies that the com- morning, were led to the ered in the raid were well con- Brown said this is for security rea- Homecoming Committee. Wednesday mittee will be comprised of at least 14 Seventh Street house through docu- structed weapons. sons. At its last meeting of the semes- members, which includes 10 student- ments of various Georgia gun firms, "Apparently this man knew what ongoing nationwide investigation "Students have told us they want ter, the board unanimously approved at-large positions. according to Jess Guy, resident agent he was doing," he said. started several years ago because il- notice before maintenance men enter to add a homecoming act to the A.S. A provision in the act states that in charge of the federal Bureau of Al- The house had been under sur- legal weapons, similar to the ones their apartments," Brown said. "We constitution. the reigning homecoming king and cohol, Tobacco, and Firearms in San veillance by federal agents for the found here, were turning up all over don't want to inconvenience the stu- queen automatically assume two of The purpose of the act is to estab- Jose. last two weeks, Guy said. the country. dents (by entering their apart- the student-at-large positions. lish the existence of a homecoming Three federal agents and two San According to the federal agent. ments), especially during finals," he Houston said he intends on run- The Georgia firms currently committee with a set of rules to guide Jose patrolmen entered the small Castro's family, including four chil- said. ning for the committee's under investigation by the Bureau of its operation, said Jeff Houston, A.S. house at 1020 S. Seventh St. with a dren, were also living in the coverted chairmanship. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are The lamps have arrived because vice president and SJSU's reigning search warrant and found seven garage. Guy said that neither the "I'd like to get banks to sponsor Euclid Armanents, S.W.D. and LIIM the Housing office contracted with homecoming king. working machine guns, five silenc- wife or children seemed to know any- scholarships," Houston said. This Guns. Sears instead of California Prison In- ers, 5,000 rounds of ammunition and thing about the illegal weapons that "It's a guarantee that homecom- year's king and queen each received dustries. about a dozen other weapons. Guy Castro allegedly manufactured The selling of certain gun parts is ing will go on," Houston said. a $250 scholarship from Bottomley CPI was used as the contractor said. there. not controlled by state and federal The act was written by Houston Distributors Co., which markets Bud- for the furniture because the Housing An arrest warrant has been is- Guy said Castro will be charged laws, Guy said. The problem is that and Lisa Root, A.S. director of com- weiser beer. try sued for Miguel Castro, 34, who with manufacturing and possessing people can purchase certain parts office must use CPI before they Houston said he con- munity affairs. "I want to get away from the agents believe manufactured the ille- machine guns and silencers. Both are from one company and other parts any other furniture firm. There is with alumni members in draft- sulted beer thing," Houston said. "It of- gal weapons, he said. violations of state and federal laws. from another, allowing them to con- about a 50 percent savings by using ing the act. fends a lot of people on campus." "We believe he still has a couple The gun confiscation is part of an struct an illegal gun, Guy said. CPI rather than a private furniture Increased participation from stu- Also at Wednesday's meeting, contractor. Brown said. dents, faculty, alumni groups and Nicola Wood, A.S. director of ethnic Spartan Village opened its fur- community members in the yearly affairs, reported on the status of the nished apartments Nov.1. it is lo- event was another reason for the act, Ethiopian famine collection drive. cated on Tenth and Humboldt streets Houston said. in South Campus. Living in the 38 fur- "It's been very successful," Cables tie children into SJSU nished and 20 unfurnished apart- "I think homecoming can be slot Wood said. So far, the collection ef- ments are 204 students. The unfur- more than it's been in the past," fort has netted $1,377.94, he said. By Patricia Hannon Christa, special assignments music "designed to facilitate a working nished apartments opened Oct .4. Houston said. The A.S.-sponsored collection Daily staff writer coordinator for the district. Christa relationship with the university." Elementary school children coordinated the installation of the This relationship is formed in a Three apartments out of the 38 Because of an absence of formal drive began Monday and concludes will soon be able to reap the bene- intruct iona I television. variety of ways. Christa said. furnished units are being held back guidelines, there have been problems today at 4 p.m. fits of a college education. The Magnet program was Tuesday, Wednesday and for supervisory staff. Brown has de- with homecoming committees in the In other legislative actions, the Television cables, to be used to started in 1980 to encourage deseg- Thursday of each week are re- cided to use four students, which will past. The A.S. was not guaranteed in- board unanimously passed a resolu- tie instructional television from regation of shoots within the dis- served at Olinder as "Enrichment live in two apartments, for the super- volvement in the committees deci- tion that officially slates A.S.'s sup- SJSU to (Minder Elementary trict, said Juanita Weibel, secre- Days," during which teachers and visory staff. sions and actions, Houston said. In port of the Recreation and Events School, were installed in Dwight tary for the Magnet office. student teachers from SJSU work The other apartment is being addition, communication between Center. Jeff Coughlan, A.S. director Bentel Hall this week by Gil Cable. These schools offer specialities directly with the elementary stu- kept open for future purposes. Brown the two groups was often sporadic. of student services, wrote the resolu- The elementary school is di- beyond regular programs to enrich dents. said the Housing office is looking for tion. Houston termed this year's com- rectly involved with SJSU as part student learning, she said. Magnet Resource Teacher at a director that will take care of all as- mittee "a dictatorship." "The intent of the resolution is to of the San Jose Unified School Dis- Weibel describes Olinder as a Olinder, Paula Lowenthal, said the pects of Spartan Village. Part of the "One person was calling all the reaffirm the A.S.'s on-going support trict's Magnet program, said Patty university demonstration school continued on back page supervisor's pay will be free rent in shots and running the show," Hous- of the Rec Center," Coughlan said. that apartment. December 7, 1984/Spartan Daily l'age 2 FOR= Friday,

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Published for the University and the University Community Dada Campers, Advertising Manager by the Department of Journahsm Jett Hazel, Retail/Productron Manager and Mess Communications Carol Parent, National/Business Manager Patty McNINTIOg, Manager Sloc, I 934 Special Sections Lennon's plea for peace lives on I still remember where I was standing when I heard rounding his stay in the United States and the famed bed- the news. in on his honeymoon. Controversy and persecution always I had just gotten out of the shoo er and was walking surrounds people and things we can't (or won't) under- through the living room drying my hair when I noticed a stand. special report flash across the screen of the televison. I Thankfully, he had managed to transcend the time stopped and asked my father, who was probably watching when music personalities were tragically taking their the football game, what was going on. lives through the abuse of drugs. Dissatisfied with the He told me that someone had just shot John Lennon. business, he retreated for five years, choosing to stay at I stood there. my eyes riveted on the screen. I don't home with his son Sean. With the release of the "Double Fantasy" album one Month prior to his death, it appeared Lennon was indeed starting over. In an interview shortly after the release, Lennon seemed confident and truly at peace with himself. This showed in the music. It was both reflective and full of Amy promise, speaking of his life during the past few years and of where he wanted to go. Yannello I also know that Lennon wrote about what was real. That tended to make a lot of people uncomfortable. Speaking out against war, racicm and oppression of women wasn't what the hierarchy of the world wanted to hear and it still isn't. It certainly wasn't macho to come emember which network it vi as. nor the personality, but out and say "I love you ... my life is in your hands." I do remember the sinking feeling I got in my stomach, The idea of nonviolent resistance and equality for all quickly followed by anger. people was not a new one. Shelley, Ghandi and King all naite!SAlarzyr I was 18 years old on Dec. 8. 1980 and I realize that practiced this concept. And like them, Lennon believed many people my age view Lennon as a hopeless idealist peace to be of universal concern, an idea which knows no AN071-4ER POP- CUL:TUfeE. Pl-4emomEwot-1 a man whose thoughts and lifestyle were a product of the limitations or restrictions of race or politics. '60s, and should be left there. it is a horrible irony that a man who spent most of his peace died in such a cold and could not disagree more. life singing the message of The forum page is your page. The Daily encour- Peace doesn't belong to a decade, it belongs to a life- violent way. viewpoints time. Four years after his death, another world leader has ages readers' comments on any topic. The Talkm an I don't know how I came to listen to Lennon's music, been assassinated and we are on the brink of becoming in- expressed in opinion articles and cartoons are those of or much of the music of the '60s that I do. I don't have any volved in a war we have no business getting involved in. the author. Editorials appearing on this page are the older siblings to influence me. But it seems the older I get, I wonder how much we have learned from this man the Spartan Daily. Lennon's music takes on more meaning for me. and others like him when we continue to view peace as a opinion of Do you think Yes. I know about the drugs. And the controversy sur- nice idea rather than something to really strive for the faculty deserves Letters to the Editor a pay increase? I wonder, Dr. Mori, who are you here for? Us or your- Student encounters final straw self? To give or not to give Editor. Michael Steeusura Editor. I would like to enlighten the student body here at Senior In response to the article (about Associated Students SJSU about something that happened to me yesterday. Business aiding Ethiopia) by Paul Ruffner (News, Spartan Daily, I'm not sure how much One of my instructors has been ill for the last two 41.1 the following questions and comments. they should receive. But Dec. have they should get a raise be- weeks with pneumonia. Needless to say, our class is a The problem with pornography What ratio of the contributed money will actually cause they work hard little worried about this with less than one week before fi- reach Ethiopia and/or Somalia? What organization is the Maybe not 10 percent, but nals begin. Editor, A.S. affiliated with in regards to distribution? perhaps five. They need The chairperson of the Accounting and Finance De- Regarding your Dec. 5 editorial on the sale of porno- Lately, on television, there have been reports that, in encouragement. graphic magazines in the campus bookstore: Winnie Chan partment decided to substitute two instructors to take some cases, none of the contributions were reaching the Junior over the remaining duties of our ill instructor. The problem with pornography is not the display people of Ethiopia and Somalia. Improper management Niarketing In their infinite wisdom, these two instructors, B.J. of sex. The problem is that it creates and was one reason given. Another important reason was that Campsey and John Miller, have decided to retest us on strengthens images of women as purely sexual objects. the communist and Eritrean Liberation People's Front litevious material rather than follow the green sheet armies were intercepting the supplies. requirements which we were bound to since the beginning Men write, edit and produce pornographic material. I have had the opportunity to talk with with some of the semester. They display women in roles created by men for the pur- members of the EPLF. They tell of the "communist inva- In other words, they are instituting a comprehensive poses of men. These images are damaging to women be- sion" we don't hear about from our media an oversight, final consisting of ratio analysis and number crunching, cause they ignore every aspect of women but their sex. perhaps? rather than a final exam on the last section of material we Pornographic material conveys the message, "Women Should we also be writing to the Soviet Union and Am- have been studying for the last four weeks. have no mental, emotional or psychological capabilities nesty International regarding the feeding of these people? Yes, because they play Four weeks of wasted time and effort. women have only sexual capabilities." Purchasing a very important part in Perhaps we should bring these facts to the attention of our and in the such material from the California State the community I understand that they are in a difficult position with University re- fellow Americans. Neither "side" brought on the drought, lives of future generations. only a week remaining in the semester. My complaint lies inforces those messages as truth. but one should not be verbally coerced or intimidated into Nine percent is fair com- with the Chairman of the department, Dr. Joseph Mori, giving to a good cause. pensation for the work they Many of the people now attending California State who is unwilling to discuss the matter with students. To be a giver or not to be a giver is an individual do. Universities will be managers making decisions on hir- David Hoag When I went to his office to schedule an appointment choice. Those who do not give leave them alone. ing, terminations, salaries and promotions in the future. Sophomore to voice my concerns on how this problem was being han- Stephanie Chavez Business Management 1 was literally thrown out. If these graduates are taught by the university system that women are nothing more than sex objects, how can Clerical staff "We ..,^1 schedule any appointments concerning Mathematics and C puler Science Department this matter. We have everything under control. We know any woman ever expect equal treatment? what we are doing," I was told by a rather rude secretary. The issue of pornography is far greater than just sex. I explained that I understand they were doing the best It is the issue of how our society regards women. The All letters must bear the writer's name, signature, major, they could, but I still wanted to schedule an appointment issue of pornography sold on college campuses is the issue phone number and class standing. to discuss the matter with the chairman. of a government institution, funded by taxes, condoning a Her reply was: "No disscussion will be allowed. We stereotypic view of a particular group. The phone number is for verification purposes, and will not be have made a decision and that's final." printed. Letters can be delivered to the Daily, upstairs in Dwight Yes, they should get an 1 left the office in horror and disgust. If they are here This impairs that group's chances of equal treatment Bentel Hall, or at the information center on the first floor of the increase. Especially the to help us through this learning process, why won't they in the future. engineering instructors. Student Union. The Spartan Daily reserves the right to edit letters When you listen to what we think? The students at this university Elizabeth Garry realize that a for libel and length. student with a bachelor's are the only reason they are here. How dare they refuse to Senior degree can start in indus- open their doors and talk to us. Economics try at 830,000 and an in- structor here with a Ph.D is making the same something's wrong. A nine or 10 percent raise would help to attract more people into the field. Jim Flores Senior - Mechanical Engineering

Yes, they deserve a raise. Education is the most important thing in anyone's life. The teachers have hung in there even with all the cuts in pro- grams and courses. It's the IW students who are losing if the teachers leave because they're not getting paid fttstMSA enough o Margaret Minkus Freshman vitsicl! Business

I believe they do. In order to keep the quality in education, they need to be paid higher. They have the responsibility of training lis to go out on our own and Nhould be paid a compara ble rate. Paul Sheehan Senior 1eronautics Maintenance Spartan Daily/Friday, December 7, 1984 IcoQE, Page 3 Tuberculosis affects aged, infirmed 1988 deadline threatened one SAN FRANCIS( 'U I AP the l.' S government missed Tuberculosis is a disease that at- skin test. Then we will pick up a posi- Technical and political problems deadline after another during its facts the lungs. It can affect different tive skin test on them. This doesn't may prevent the U.S. government 30-year nuclear waste disposal ef- segments of society. This week Ann necessarily mean they have the ac- from meetings 1998 legal deadline fort, and still is failing to meet McPherson, nurse practitioner at the tive disease it simply means they for establishing the nation's first deadlines. Student Health Services answers have come in contact at some time permanent underground dump for In 1962. Congress passed the questions about tuberculosis: what during that past year with somebody high-level radioactive wastes Nuclear Waste Policy Act, which causes it and who is likely to get it. who has the active tuberculosis. from commercial nuclear power declared the first national "repos- Q: What is tuberculosis? plants, geologists said. itory" for high-level radioactive A: Ill 1s4 a specific disease It (tuberculosis) is an airborn "There's a reasonable chance wastes start operating in 1998. caused by the micro bacterium tur- disease that will linger in the air for it won't be met because of political The federal Department of berculosis organism. It can affect long periods of time. It is given and technological problems. It's Energy was six months late in is- any organism or tissue of the body, through coughing. A lot of people will also possible it can be." said John suing guidelines for selecting pas- however, the lungs are the most com- come in contact with people that have B. Robertson. a groundwater spe- sible dump sites, and was sup- mon site. active tuberculosis and they develop cialist with WESTON Designers- posed to submit a waste dump Q: Who is most susceptible and the organism. . . They aren't run- Consultants in Rockville. Md. plan to Congress by last June a why? down. If we find a person who does By 1998, nearly 70,000 metric plan that now isn't expected until A: It can affect all segments of have a positive skin test, we call this tons of nuclear waste will be piled next spring, Grew said. society. hut it is more prevalent in a converter: somebody who has con- up in spent fuel pools at U.S. nu- The federal law's next dead- verted from negative who is now pos- clear power plants enough to fill line is Jan. I. when the depart- to the county Health Corner itive. We refer them the first of two planned federal ment is required to recommend to health department and they are President Reagan three out of older individuals and waste repositories, he said during people who are usually placed on INH for a year. All nine possible dump sites. That de- in the poorer kinds of the American Geophysical life. For exam- INH does is protect the person from cision is unlikely before mid-1985, ple, you see it in the Union's fall meeting. winos and the developing active tuberculosis. It she noted. people who are in more "It would behoove the utilities impoverished gives them lifetime protection if they State utility regulators should situations. We do see it more to plan for ( temporary nuclear in males stay on the medication for a year. "keep aril eye on the DOE cal- than females. I don't know plant site waste) storage beyond the reason Ann McPherson endar, with so much ratepayer for that, ( nor for more) in 1998," he said, adding the techni- non-whites . .nurse practicioner Q: Ilo% do you prevent tubercu. money at stake," Grew said. and foreign born individuals. cal issues to be addressed before a losis? pointing out that the federal act We see it more in the late in the 19th century. Even at the the Health Center? waste site opens "are resolvable winos sim- A: In this country we don't give now requires utility ratepayers ply because of their lifestyles; turn of the century, there was no A: We don't treat here at the but not resolved." they anything to prevent tuberculosis be- nationwide to provide $300 million are undernourished, they known treatment so the only treat- Health Center. If a person is on INH Priscilla C. Grew, a geologist aren't tak- cause the people in this country are to $400 million annually for the ing care of themselves, ment we gave these people was to put or any other drug, then we can con- and member of the California they're run- basically healthy. However, in third federal nuclear waste disposal ef- down. them in the hospital. Some of them tinue to watch them. What we watch Public Utilities Commission. dis- ( victims of tuberculosis) were in for is sensitivities. There is no follow- world countries where there is a lot of cussed political problems, saying fort We are seeing it more in the active tuberculosis, then vaccina- United Slates, in the 20 to 25 year olds there from a few months up to many, up as far as doing any blood work or anything. . . . If tions with bacillus Callmette-Guerin and part of the reason for that is many years and the only source of we pick ups person who has active tuberculosis, they ( bC-G I are given. these people are college-age people; treatment at that point was rest, good would be immediately referred to the they are run-down and they are not food and fresh air. county health department. At that taking care of themselves and if they In 1940, we had the introduction It is a disease that can be diag- point they'd probably put them on do come in contact with the tubercu- of chemotherapy drugs. We were nosed by clinical history. Then i we) INH or some other drug or treat- losis organism they are more likely able to treat people. Of course, the find out what are the symptoms and ment. Preparation Program to pick it up. They pick it up from peo- chemotherapy drugs have become then we go on further and do a skin Q: What are the symptoms of tu- ple and with the influx of the Viet- much more sophisticated and are test, chest x-ray. If it is determined berculosis? namese and the boat people. much more effective. ( that) there is a region in the lungs, A: The symptoms are usually fa- Q: Can tuberculosis be fatal? Now a person who is diagnosed then they go further and do sputum tigue, night sweats A: Yes it can be, but it isn't now. as having tuberculosis can be treated especially fever, cultures and make a definite diagno- loss of appetite, loss of weight. Num- If it is diagnosed, it certainly will not in a home situation and within about sis. be fatal at this point. two to three weeks they are probably ber one is productive cough and usually blood streaked sputum and In the beginning, when they were back at work, living a normal life. E.L.M. swollen glands. first able to diagnose, it was fatal ins @: What kind of medication do Entry Level Mathematics lot of cases because there was no victims of tuberculosis take? Q: How many, if any, tuberculo- ABC TWIN known treatment. We can trace this A: They should be on at least two sis cases have been diagnosed at the ,504 la 2pm $1.00 after drugs: Isonlazid (INH) and Etham- Health Center? way back to (its) beginning through "Wawa &mai" "Garbo Talks" archaeological findings . . ., but it butol Streptomycin. A: I have seen a lot of students 1.00-4:55-8:45 1:00-4,55-8:50 was Q: Can tuberculosis be treated at who have had a history of a negative "American Lessmar" "Treeing Pisces" never diagnosed until sometime 2:50-6:50 2:55-700 1918 Male ave. San Jess 2574100 A three meeting course:

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But, said sociology Prof. Bob event was a good idea but poorly exe- For Orders To Go S55 fee includes all materials "Consumer Land- pointed out Gliner, conceiver of the event, "We cuted. She particularly didn't like the Call made our point." idea of a camera crew filming the 292-2882 Gliner's Sociology of the Future play while people were trying to class, under his guidance, fought the watch it. San Jose State University Spartan Daily weather to set up the satirical holiday She said that because of the Open Mon -Sat 7am-8pm Office of Continuing Education fair under the shelter of the south- crews constant request for the Sunday 1 Oam-opm Call (408) 277-2162 for information Serving the San Jose State quiet down during west corner of the Engineering Build- bystanders to 388 E. Santa Clara AT EiTH, University Community ing moved from the rain-filled shooting, and stoppage of scenes mid. 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Nib December 7, 1984/Spartan Dail Page 4 FwaqUEEPS Friday, Volunteers lend support, selves to poverty stricken 'Amigos' program teaches students about humanity By Margaret Connor months transportation and living costs for Daily stall writer In Costa Rica she and one other the trip. The total cost to send a Dominican Republic is a girl helped build 38 latrines, which is volunteer and supplies to another Thesmall island in the West a record for two volunteers in eight country is $3,200. Indies with a few more than 4 weeks. Those who have been with the million people. Southeast of Florida. This summer she plans to travel program a while discovered those the island has humid weather during to another country through Amigos who do well with fund-raising also the summer. When the noon heat de las Americas. The Houston-based do well abroad. comes, residents rest beneath the nonprofit international organization Fund-raising seems to be trees. coordinates the recruitment and directly related to those who do well Across a continent lies Costa training program that prepares in Latin America, said Alan Rica. This tiny country, located annually about 500 students (60 Wilmunder, international director between Nicaragua and Panama. percent high school, 40 percent of Amigos. Wilmunder has served in has just under 2 million people. college) to provide aid to countries various administrative positions Many Costa Ricans are cattle which request it. over the past 12 years. He is also ranchers. Others work in the coastal 'Before she went abroad the first Alison's dad. banana fields south of the capital, time in 1983. Alison went through 125 Volunteers raise money through San Jose, or in rice or core fields, hours (seven months) of classes. letter-campaigns and selling What do these two countries She learned conversational grapefruit. They write letters have in common besides hot Spanish; Latin American culture asking friends and local companies summers? Both have people living and history; public health skills for donations. The goal is to raise in poverty-stricken areas. These such as how to give shots; first-aid; $100 a month to reach $2,200 before Stephanie Hike, above, practices people lack basic personal care CPR; human relations; and leaving. her "two-woman" CPI{ techniques skills, such as washing The return rate for volunteers is hands and management techniques such as it ii instructor Chiquita Soliz- brushing teeth. Imagine friends who fairly high, said Sandy Seppala, how to keep records. After passing llartnett. CPR is a part of Hike's have lost their teeth by the time the numerous tests accompanying secretary for the Silicon Valley training before going abroad as a they're 20 ( or younger), Imagine each subject, she became a Chapter. Amigos de las yourself with a toothless grin. "volunteer." Alison's family is a good olunteer for

Alison Wilmunder, 17, didn't Volunteers are sent to one of the example. Her second oldest sister, Americas. At left, Assistant

have to imagine what living in these selected countries for any one of six Alicia, went abroad three years. Training Director Alison Wilmunder countries is like. In the summer of programs. This year they will go to Andrea went for five years. Her tries her hands at CPR. As an 1983 she stayed with a Dominican Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, brother Aric spent two years away. "Amigo veteran," Wilmunder must family for one month. She Ecuador, Paraguay and The Why would someone volunteer? take refresher courses to update her remembers the poverty, but she also Dominican Republic. They assist in One 17-year-old going through certification. Amigos de las remembers lying on the beach Community Sanitation and Latrine training for her first trip said she Americas is Houston-based. during siesta. She said the villagers had heard about the program in her Building, Eye Glass Distribution, nonprofit internatismal organization laughed at the "silly gringos" for Dental Hygiene Spanish class at school. Instruction, Human that coordinates the recruitment lying out in the hot sun. Immunization, Animal Health "I had been thinking about and training of approximately 500 She remembers the warm Services and Well-digging. going abroad as an exchange South reception she and the three other Once a volunteer has worked student and didn't know what I'd do students annually for travel to volunteers received. They had come one year, he or she becomes a for a whole year," Stephanie Hike American countries requesting aid to the village for more than sun- "veteran." After two years, said. bathing, however. They came to volunteers may be selected as "I figured I'd be doing teach the villagers how to build "route leader," if a previous route something worthwhile if I latrines. leader recommends him or her. volunteered. Build latrines? Each route leader is in charge of ten "I've led a very sheltered life. Alison admits the latrine- volunteers. Normally I get what I want. This building program was her last The program is run almost trip is something! need to see." by Steve Alden choice of six programs available. entirely by volunteers, which keeps Amigos de las Americas can be Photos But she found she liked it enough to costs down. One prerequisite for reached by writing Gladys Bernyk, Special to the Daily request it the next summer when each volunteer is to raise $2,200 to 20186 Williamsburg Ln., Saratoga, she stayed in Costa Rica for two cover part of his or her CA 95070.

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"Walker has a great chance to Forty of the nation's top wres- place in the Vegas tournament," Its Joe Roderick some of the moves that made him the tling schools will be on hand for SJSU wrestler Arnold Kha nba- Daily sports editor California JC Player of the Year last the opening rounds to be held at bian said. "The way he's been Matt Fleming, the Spartans' 6-8 season, scoring 18 Wednesday. "He the Alladin Hotel, matching the wrestling lately, tough and ag- center, says his coach, Bill Berry, does so much for us. He can shoot, re- Spartans with their biggest chal- gressive, he should do well. Also, generally doesn't have to tell his bound." lenge of the season. ( Ken) Brison should place right team when it's hurting on offense. There are times when Berry Among the better-known along with Walker. "It's obvious wrestling powerhouses featured to us when we're would love to see Fleming bang the Brison, 142-pounds, is also bad," will be Iowa State, Oklahoma, playing Fleming said, "when boards a little more, but he appre- coming off a fourth-place finish in we're messing up here, Michigan, and the tournament's messing up ciates his center's play. the Beehive tournament and there. We're smart reigning champion, Oklahoma enough to know "Matt's a finesse player," Berry pinned his opponent in the Cal that." said. "I'm not really into finesse State. "It's got to be the toughest, Poly-SJSU dual-meet Tuesday Ah, but Berry had a few things to players. With Stony (Evans) and night. say at halftime Wednesday night, Reggie (Owens) in there, we're real tournament, and have the tough- with his team leading Hayward physical. It would be nice to have est teams we're ever going to The preliminary and quarter- State, 30-24. three physical players in there, but face," Spartan wrestler Kraig finals will be held today and to- "I kicked them in the fanny at that not Malt's game. Walker said. "All the big Eastern night, while the semi-finals and fi- halftime," Berry said. "I think he's playing better. I'm and Mid-West boys are going to be nals will be held tomorrow night. The kicking helped plenty, as happy to see that." SJSU went on to cream Hayward, 77- Fleming wasn't completely 57, at the Civic Auditorium, for the happy with his game Wednesday. "I guess I could have rebounded bet- Alitiiirtiftlitiitirtilli ter," he said. "There's much more Basketball room for improvement." (415) 964-6990 Spartans' first victory against three As for Johnson, the six-foot Y(800) 345-2229 defeats. guard, it was not a good first 16 min- Mr. op The second half was not without utes of the game. During that time. SPIRAL & VELLO BINDING flaw the he scored Spartans saw a 31-point just two points. But late in IC per sheet $1.00 mim. lead cut to 18 in no time but it was the first half, Johnson hit two buckets 1952 W El Camino Real an utter contrast to an ugly first half. for a 30-20 lead. Mountain View CA 94040 Viirlittrilittr It all began strangely when the "We had to pick up the tempo," TYPING public address man announced that a Johnson said. "We had to get the ball XEROX COPIES SELF SERVICE pigeon was lurking somewhere in the inside. We had the height advantage XEROX PAEMORYWRITERS Civic. No pigeon appeared, but the on them." Patricia Sercu Daily staff photographe $1.00 per 625 fans assembled had to wonder Johnson was asked if he's ever 33cA zit Reggie Owens goes up for a jumper against Hayward State 20 P'REB COPIES why they had showed up to watch a played in such a sloppy first half. SELF SERVICE FULL SERVICE game that was for the birds. "You play a lot of games like : Five turnovers were committed these when there's a lot of turn- before any points were scored. Fi- overs, You try to minimize the mis- nally, Hayward's eye Adams, who takes you make," he said. was hardly shy in his selection of The Pioneers stayed within 10 shots, hit from inside for the first points for six minutes of the second points of the game after three min- half, but a 13-point run by SJSU made utes had been played.. It didn't get it 63-35 with under nine minutes left. any better either it was 12-8 Hay- After that, it was trash time. CHRISTMAS FAIRE ward with 10:05 left. NOTES The Spartans shot 53.6 "Whatever it was fatigue, percent (30 of 561 from the floor, sluggishness we didn't have it in while Hayward hit just 43 percent (22 the first half," Berry said. "But the of 51). The Pioneer offense seemed to kids came out a lot more inspired in consist only of Adams (17 points) the second half." driving through the key and throwing The second-half spurt could be up a wild shot. . . . The Pioneers held attributed in part to the play of Flem- a 30-29 rebounding edge, with Moran ing and guard Ontario Johnson.. leading the way with 12. Fleming was Fleming, coming off a 21-point effort SJSU's board leader with seven. . against San Diego Monday, led the Hayward, 1-25 last season, dropped to SCrartans' with 22 against Hayward. 3-2 this year. .. . The Spartans will But his play in the first half was a have a tougher test Saturday, travel- Vet0C-10VOCIOCC-4CMCCIVC tape off. "That first half was so ing to Pullman to face Washington bad," he said. State at 3 p.m. The Cougars are 1-2, But in the second half, he began having lost to Idaho, 77-56, Tuesday The 15th Annual- Christmas Faire will be at the San Jose State University Student Union getting inside on Hayward's 6-9 cen- night. The Cougars, 10-18 last year, Featuring ter Jim Moran. It's not muscle Flem- are led by Chris Winkler and Keith Arts, crafts, Music & Food December 3rd-7th Mon-Fri 9am-5pin .Thurs 9am-7pm ing uses, just guile. Morrison, a pair of 6-3 guard.- "Matt is like the backbone on this TODAY IS THE LAST DAY team," said Johnson, who displayed 41, -Giants 411. 4' O. Save 6 try doesn't excite Lurie Groups, Clubs and 6 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A "Save The Giants Day" is planned Organizations today in San Francisco, but there have been no serious bids from local investors since Giants owner Bob Lurie put the National League base- ball team up for sale two months ago. 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against the Joe Roderick "She's starting to come out al it have an 8-1 ad% :tillage -Daily editor now," Montgomery added. Spartans. sports twice So you think the volleyball world Schuller is the only other senior The Spartans beat Fresno in was surprised when the University of on the team. She's an emotional this year, winning most recently Nov. Oregon upset No. 6-ranked Hawaii in player who played perhaps her best the NorPac championship game a first -round 7SCAA match last Satur- match against Purdue. If the Spar- 17. Also, SJSU has a 15-5 lifetime tans continue to set in the middle, edge against the Bulldogs. she'll be relied on heavily. Fournet would like to see a Cal Volleyball "We have to keep her 'up' cycle," Poly-SJSU clash on Saturday. "I Montgomery, referring to think it would be a challenge playing day? said them there," she said. "We had a Hey, that's nothing compared to Schulter's sporadic play. If the Spartans beat Oregon, they good match against them there two the feeling the Spartans had when Fresno. years ago. they heard the news the Ducks would play either Cal Poly or 15-10, 15-10, "Cal Poly has an emotional be their second-round opponent. Cal Poly beat SJSU, Spartans' tournament ear- crowd," Fournet said. "They're "I was stunned," SJSU setter 15-6 in the lier this year Overall, the Mustangs really in tune with volleyball." Teri DeBusk said. "I kind of knew they ( Oregoni were good. but not that good. I was glad to see it happen." "Hawaii was No. I last year," Premere Theories Spartan outside hitter Christa Cook New Downrown Son 1, 2nd 6 Son Caritas said. "Playing Oregon will be a lot 998-3300 easier to cope with." Yeah, the Spartans were shocked, but they're not overlooking "An electrifying new form Oregon by any means. of entertamment..."Sense- MONCA411 "We can't think that we have it breaks rules that haven't won already," SJSU outside hitter Linda Fournet said. "If we start been dreamt up yet." thinking like that, we'll fold." Glenn Lovell 0,7 MERCURY NEWS Fold or fly, SJSU faces the Ducks, unranked at 27-11, tonight at 6 at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. Fresno P State, which pulled a little upset of its MAKING own against UC Santa Barbara, bat- tles Cal Poly at 8. The winners of both second. round matches meet Saturday for the SENSE Northwest Regional championship. n Saturday's winner gains a berth in tournament at UCLA, WO 1111 t11,11911, 001mmer_Sm_r Fn 690. 9909 1090 the Final Four Se 200. 400, 60), 89011003 Dec. 14-16. Wialtat Snrrynolm9.9 Sun 200. 400 600 745 910 It wouldn't be a big sin if the Spartans took Oregon lightly, after all, they beat the Ducks, 17-15, 15-11. 14-16. 15-9, on Oct. 12 in Eugene ear- Joseph DeVera Daily staff photographer He's not just CAL lier this year. Head coach Dick Montgomery minds two future volleyball recruits, his daughters "They were so fired up when we another played them," Fournet said. "They "We have a much more balanced top setters in the league, 5-3 Lisa one for Fournet, a senior. A loss had a bunch of ceremonial garbage offense," Montgomery said. "We've Gemoya. would end her four-year Spartan ca- out-of- before the game. We just overlooked been working on a few more things." "She's good," said DeBusk, who reer. It's a fact that eats at her some- Purdue couldn't adjust to is ranked first in the league in assists. times. towner... that stuff and beat them." the new offense. and Fournet "She had a cast on ( in the NorPac "I try not to think But since then, SJSU has taken believes Oregon about it," she will have the same woes. playoffs), but she still played said, on a new look. Head coach Dick good." "but I keep dwelling on it. As "Oregon is going to The Spartans will also have to ej 6 Montgomery has installed a new of- be surprised long as I don't think about it, I'm all and not pleasantly contend with outside hitters Cy Shep- fense designed to take the pressure surprised," she right." ME DRONER said. herd and Teri Kramer. Fournet, the ow a kosedboniste off Cook and Fournet on the outside. team leader in kills FROM 41107111R PiANfr r bon. Maybe it's better that "We have to look at them as - (401) will be the first a new film by Jahn Sayles DeBusk has set more and more to Montgom- to tell you she ery is working his middle. It may being just any big team," Fournet hasn't played well lately. Fu 573.7350945 Barbara Higgins and Felicia Sal '30330.5007000940 En 539 730 934 -pound said. "We have "I'm in Sat-Son 1 30. 325. 520. 720 k 920 Schutter in the middle. help keep Oregon's 6-0, I85 to go after them." a serious slump,"she 2 Sun '30 330.530 7309 930 out of said. Against Purdue last Thursday in middle blocker Sue Harbour These days, every game is a big an NCAA opening-round match. Hig- his outside hitters' faces. gins had 13 kills and six block shots. "She's probably the best middle while Schuller also collected 13 blocker in the league," Montgomery spikes. said. When SJSU played Oregon, Cook That's certainly what the NorPac and Fournet were the main attack Athletic Conference coaches thought players. Alpntgomery isn't eschew- when they voted Harbour the Co-Ath- with Fresno READY!!! he's just the Year along GET ing the outside completely, lete of trying to keep two hungry middle State's Ruth Lawanson. blockers off his outside hitters. The Ducks also have one of the Flutie presents dilemma to NFL r,e Associated Press not make it to the fall of 1986. A dilemma named Doug Flutie is "All things being equal," say, about to confront the National Foot- Flutie, "I'd like to try the NFL for the ball League. prestige and the challenge." It presents this question: is the Enter Trump, a man so brash NFL willing to go dollar-to-dollar that he told the Washington Post re against Donald Trump and the cently that he would like to help nego United States Football League to hate an arms-control treaty with the keep Flutie from the USFL, where he Soviets and, more important, a man might be the savior for a league worth an estimated $400 million. that's been in a state of confusion Last week, the USFL awarded since its second season ended last Flutie's rights to Trump's New Jer July. sey Generals by doing what the NFL For Boston College's 54001-9 31 cannot do saying "you want him Reisman Trophy winner has what the you got him," and giving each team USFL desperately needs with his an extra territorial pick that put Bos uncanny ability to regularly produce ton College into Trump's orbit. 35 yards on fourth and 34, he creates he NFL draft, on the other hand. the drama that puts people in seats takes place the last week of April osw# and in front of television sets. That leaving Flutie to wait four months be can ultimately get the USFL the net- fore he even knows who wants him work TV contract it needs for its Even with his preference for the move to the fall in 1986. NFL, can he resist Trump's blandish Without Flutie. the USFL may ments that long? New Tires? Yes... and over 5000 Good, High Quality Used Tires

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Sundiata Steering Committee, but enough school draws people from many de- the university and the elementary Lowenthal said they hope to have Daily staff writer said. money was not raised. partments and schools at SJSU, in- school, which is on William Street in live capability by next year so the Al Wednesday's Associated Stu- A debt of $605 resulted because of "We only made $167 at the food cluding storytellers from Theatre San Jose, by providing (Binder the Olinder students can view events as dents Board of Directors meeting, a a poor turnout for the play, she said. bazaar," Sundiata said. She said the Arts, tutors from math and science opportunity to tape art demonstra- they take place. She said she believes campus group succeeded in getting A.S. Controller Sharon Olivier group will hold onto that sum until departments, and students who dem- tions, guest speakers and special this would further enrich their direct an extension for paying back a debt it said the group had anticipated rais- the full $605 is raised. onstrate projects from the Art De- events so the students will not have to involvement with the university. had incurred with A.S. more than a ing enough money to cover the loan Of the current membership, Sun- partment. commute to the SJSU campus, Low- year ago. and also make a profit. diata said it is hard to get people to "The more cultural enthal said. Christa said 25, 19-inch color tele- African Awareness, a black stu- Olivier voiced her reservations help raise funds. things you can expose children to, the more am- She also said it will serve as a visions, cabling for the installation, a dent group, has until December 1985 about extending the loan's due date. "There's a problem with partici- bition they will have to continue way for supervisors of SJSU student video recorder and tape player were to pay back a 8605 debt it was origi- "I think it will be a bad prece- pation," she said. "When it comes to learning," Lowenthal said. teachers to view their work without donated by Zenith for the tie-in of nally supposed to pay back this dent," Olivier said, adding that other fund-raising," she said, "people dis- The instructional television is having to actually attend the teach- Olinder to SJSU. month. groups may approach the board and appear." According to Khalilah Sundiata, request loan extensions. Sundiata's group sponsors Afri- African Awareness chairwoman, the Sundiata said her group has had can Awareness Month every Feb- purpose of the group is to get black problems in trying to raise money in ruary at SJSU. The group receives an students involved politically, as well order to pay back the loan. allocation from the A.S. budget speci- as in campus activities. The group "We haven't done much fund- fied for the program. has about 30 members, she said. raising," Sundiata said. Most of the "We've got a lot of cultural In November 1983, the group re- people who were involved in the plan- events and entertainment planned ceived a $1500 loan from the A.S. Spe- play have graduated, she LEXINGTON ning of the for February," she said. A reggae JOIN ME IN cial Allocations Committee to spon- said. group, a dance troupe from Zim- Friday, Decamb sor a play, "For Colored Girls Only," The group participated in this babwe, and two speakers are already in March of this year. year's food bazaar, an annual event scheduled, she said. FOR GOOD BASKETBALL "What we took in from the play sponsored by the A.S. International Eta Phi Beta to hold service AND GREAT BEER to benefit starving Ethiopians Every year since 1980, Eta Phi dents. Homeless people will also be least $3151 Beta Sorority has had a vesper to re- invited to share the dinner. According to Alford, Eta Phi flect on the needs of others during the "Last year, we had about 100 peo- Beta is a professional business soror- Christmas season. ple join us for dinner," she said. A vesper is a late afternoon reli- The meal is free, as in the "We have college gious service that is often largely mu- past, students here but this year at SJSU and those sical. the sorority is asking for who have grad- donations to help combat uated and gone on to This year, the sorority plans to the famine different profes- in Africa. sions, as members," dedicate the vesper to starving peo- she said. "The majority of our ple in Africa. members are SJSU "This year we decided to expand graduates." "It's so easy to forget about the our project by not only providing a less fortunate," said Latressa Wil- free dinner to the campus commu- Alford said that she and other so- liams Alford, the sorority's chaplain. nity, but by feeding hungry people in rority members feel that the annual "Christmas is a time when we should Africa too," Alford said. ceremony and dinner is good way "to give of ourselves to the less fortu- The money collected from the bring students of all races together." nate." dinner event will be mailed to either The candlelight service will be After the vesper ceremony, the Baptist Ministers' Conference or held this Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Spar- which will include a candlelight rit- the Black American Response to the tan Memorial Chapel on campus. The ual, Christmas hymns, prayer and a African Crisis, to help the African free dinner will immediately follou sermon, a free Christmas dinner will cause, she said. the service at the University Club on he provided for &1St faculty and stu- The sorority hopes to raise at Eighth and San Salvador streets.

MEChA is taking a stand oppos- out the United States. ing United States foreign policy by MEChA is seeking endorse men t, sponsoring "The Central American from regional student groups and or- Student Tour Student and Youth ganizations. specifically support Caravan for Peace," said Juan Mon- from Assosiated Students, Monte- By Paul Ruffner temayor from MEChA. mayor said. Daily staff writer MEChA. a national Chicano stu- Montemayor would also like to Some engineering faculty dent group, along with four different circulate a petition around campus, members will soon find new per- organizations are specifically con- he said. lithe United States invades sonal computers at their desks, cerned with U.S. foreign policy in El Nicaragua, the petition would ask once James Lima, associate dean Salvador and Nicaragua. teachers to cancel classes. Monte- of the School of Engineering, com- The organizations sponsoring the mayor said. pletes his search for the "right" tour with MEChA are: The United "The point of the petition is to model. States Student Association, Students cultivate National Mobilization "I'm still negotiating with Against Reaganism, the National Day," he said. National Mobilization vendors," Lima said. "I'm Chicano Students Conference and the Day is the day which shows student looking for the lowest-priced com- University of California Student support of people in Central America, puter that meets our specifica- Body Presidents' Council. he said. tions." "What it means is initiating a MEChA as well as the other orga- The department intends to statement against (the) U.S. stand in nizations supporting the tour feel purchase a number of computers, Nicaragua," he said. they need more support from the Chi- but not necessarily for every fac- According to Montemayor, the cano community, Montemayor said. ulty member. 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Young innocents, Christmas decor and Santa Clause list twice to find that answer, but missing, but didn't ask for new By Karen Salom the requested gifts from boys are teeth to replace them. little girl reluctantly transformers, or cars that turn Swanson said having children Thestood in a line that wound into robots, and Apple!! visit Santa together promotes kids around the white latticed, Computers. Little girls are asking being with their siblings instead of indoor gazebo. Her little hands for Cabbage Patch and Rainbow being with their friends. tucked deep into the pockets of her Brite dolls. Murray believes visiting Santa bright pink jumpsuit. She turned to Although Murray said the Claus will never go out of style. her mother standing a few feet average age of a visiting child is 4 Christmas is the time of the away from her. The mother to 5 years old, 40-year-old women year that children know they are smiled, but the little girl's face still have sat on his lap and asked for loved by Santa. showed she was afraid. Porsches and trips to Hawaii. "Because you can see the joy Swanson said teenage girls in children's hearts, Santa can Behind her a five-year-old boy have come to see him and asked never actually leave them. I pushed his way through the line to for new boyfriends. always tell them I'll bring them at get a glimpse of the white-bearded "One girl asked for her least one present," he said. man decked in shiny black boots friend's boyfriend," he said. Murray also transfers the and a magnificent red suit. The But many teenagers aren't goodness he feels toward children man let out a chorus of "ho, ho, that receptive to Santa Claus. to adults. ho's" as his oval -rimmed gold After Murray's shift, he walked to "It feels good when I see a glasses danced at the tip of his the mall office as a teenage boy depressed person walking down nose and the big silver belt -buckle cynically remarked, "Hey, Daddy, the mall and you usually get a jiggled around his large tummy. there really is a Santa Claus." smile out of them by saying, The boy was tickled, and at the "I just look back at him and 'Merry Christmas.' Santa should same time, anxious to visit the think that maybe one day he'll be a be a part of their lives, too." magical man who sat high on a Santa to his own kids. Santa's the Five hours later the crowds holiday throne. world to little kids, so! shrug off around the gazebo were gone. Santa Claus, the mythical old the remarks made by 'mall Disrobed from his Santa outfit, man who brings gifts to children at rats'" Murray walked down the mall Christmas, has the power to wink Gene Lieb Daily staff photographer Murray and Swanson said that dressed in a gray nylon sweatsuit and wave and bring the Christmas the real meaning of Christmas and tennis shoes. spirit to life. But the power to wink Mark Swanson (a.k.a. Santa) puts on the finishing touches comes through when they see "When you take the suit off, and wave does more than draw parents and children together. you have to get out of character," children to the holiday festivities, Murray was able to make a child memories. At Eastridge, Peggy Fischer, Swanson said. it promotes the enlistment of those unafraid and "lured him to the "All of us say we want to stay a San Jose resident, dressed her It's easy to forget that a who don the white beard and red point where he liked me." kids the rest of our lives, but we sons, Brandon, 7, Scott, 5, and person can't approach a small suit of Santa Claus. lose touch with that. Children don't Adam, 3, in matching ski child without being dressed in the Ron Murray, the man who The knack includes knowing have the worries we have," he voice to use for the sweaters, Levi's and top-sider Santa suit, Murray said. Out of portrayed the Christmas saint, which tone of said. up to date on shoes to sit on Santa's lap for a costume, the image of the jolly said the best thing about playing "ho, ho, ho's," being Murray agreed. the toy stores and picture. man disappears and a child looks the character is watching what's selling in "Despite all the trouble in the to the wishes of Brandon asked Santa for a at you suspiciously. children's reactions and learning patiently listening world, it's nice to see the kids not the children. transformer, and when Santa Murray thought back to his how to deal with them. be affected by it," Murray said. asked him where all the holes in day on the magic throne. Before he Working at San Jose's "The kids have been pretty "Kids will always be kids, and his mouth came from, Brandon walked through the double-glass the Westgate Shopping Mall, this is good," said Mark Swanson, a 31 - visiting Santa is apart of it." said he told Santa that he had his doors that lead out into the parking first year that Murray, a 21 -year- year-old who is also a first-time But Murray's job as Santa front teeth pulled. lot, he turned to look back at the become a fireman, old training to Santa working at Eastridge Claus wasn't always so jolly. Also asking for a transformer, gazebo. The lights on the dwarf- had been a Santa Claus. Shopping Center, "especially after "I was kind of embarrassed at Scott shyly requested Legoland sized Christmas trees surrounding "Some kids you can be a child jumps out of your lap and first, because! haven't been Castle Building Blocks. He said he the gazebo blinked off and on, and aggressive with, but the 2-to 4- says, 'I know you're not really around kids and don't have any had been a good boy during the the silvery tinsel shined from the year-olds are the hardest because Santa,' but they don't blow it for myself." year and that Santa said he would branches. they don't understand who Santa is other children." Both Santas said their suits stop by his house on Christmas He remembered the little girl yet," he said. Another time, he said a boy can get uncomfortable, and the Eve. in the bright pink jumpsuit, who at Murray recalled incidents of a pulled his beard and said, "Hey, beards are sometimes itchy. "Santa's a good guy," said first was afraid to sit on his lap. He baby pulling his beard, a child not Santa, you have a brown beard Murray said he was getting Adam with a smile. He asked recalled her asking him for a new wanting to leave his lap and a child underneath your white one." headaches from the camera Santa for a "Fisher Price Hungry, baby brother for Christmas. screaming because he was scared Swanson said he thinks flashes of pictures being taken by Hungry Hippo thing." Before leaving, she looked up to of Santa. Santas have to know parents get a bigger kick out of his helpers. Each brother had a different him and said, "I love you, Santa what to do in these situations, he seeing Santa then their children Have children been good this personality, Swanson said. The Claus." said, and with some knack, because it brings back childhood year? Santa will have to check his oldest brother had his front teeth "I love you, too." Friday, December 7,1964 No3

Dear Santa, I want By Frank L. Lopez Dear Santa, Dear Santa, Dear Santa, Can I have all my old players My "Star Wars" defense sys- I was wondering if you could back? If I get them back, I'll get tem would be just the perfect give me a favor as a present this back in basellall I know I could stocking stuffer. Only then would year? You really wouldn't have to win a World Series those warmonger "reds" realize do much; just insist that everyone Bob Lurie the strength of God. Finally, the refer to you as "Saint Nick" in the Candlestick people of the Free World could live future. P.S. I have another great trade in in peace. If you do, people will more mind. We'll send Chili to Los An- Ronald strongly see you in a religious geles for a player to be named Hollywood light. What America needs is more later. religion. Dear Santa, Jerry Falwell Dear Santa, I want a bicycle, a Macintosh, Bible Belt Please, please, please give me an I.R.A. account, for the Dallas P.S. I've enclosed a "God, guts my REC Center. Cowboys to win it all, some cash, and guns" bumper-sticker for your Gail video games, more cash, a stereo, sleigh. SJSU a TV., and to move away from the Dear Santa, P.S.We finally got the right stu- riff-raff ( that's what my dad calls What about moving X-mas to a dent vote. 'ern) foreigners that live next different month? I mean we al- door. ready have enough holidays near Dear Santa, A 10-year-old the end of the year. August is Send me a big, big bomb. I America smack-dab in the middle of hot know those Americans would P.S. Make sure I get more than my summer and could use some curve their imperialistic ways if sister. "goodwill." only they knew who was boss. New Years Day is enough rea- Maybe then the communist coun- Dear Santa, son to have "sales" in December. tries could finally live in peace. Send food Speigel Chernenko A to-year-old Chicago,60609 CC('P Ethiopia

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it," he said. r If you have good taste, do Beat buying blues buy gifts that you wouldn't mind Choraliers to spread having yourself. Spartan vendor The ins and outs of gift giving at Christmas Rick Santos uses this tactic and doesn't fret over what to buy fel- Christmas cheer By Patricia Kamysz ally is, and will not talk to you for low office workers. "I get what- Christmas shoppers, are you months. ever wine is my favorite at the By Dana Perrigan tiers from 6010 100 members. tired of hearing "It's the thought r Do consider tastes if you de- time," said Santos, a former em- The School of Humanities and "We have been invited to per- that counts, dear," from your cide to buy clothing anyway. If pop ployee for a wine warehouse. the Arts will present its Christmas form for the 300th birthday cele- mother after presenting her with likes Pierre Cardin sweaters, do A final word on gift buying: gift a little early this year when it bration of Handel, at the Handel her 15th annual bottle of eau du toi- not buy a Mervyn's special. It will Don't recycle gifts from the pre- unwraps its third annual holiday Festival in Gottingen, Germany, lette? end up as a cage cover to keep his vious year. It's dangerous, tacky luncheon for the faculty and stu- this summer." Are you chagrined that the mi- budgie warm. and it may backfire on you. I once dents of SJSU Arlene Okerlund, dean of the crowave souffle dish you gave r Do buy wild gifts for those thought I'd be clever and save The holiday luncheon which School of Humanities and Arts at your brother is mysteriously like who have a sense of humor. For in- money by giving a costly angora takes place at the SJSU Interna- SJSU, said the purpose of the lun- the one that cropped up at your stance, SJSU business senior Crail sweater I had to a niece. There tional Center at 360 S. 11th Street cheon is for faculty and students to aunt's house? Yates says he's buying his dad a were no spots or gahes or snags will feature a concert by the enjoy a much-needed respite from Have you been downright em- Stanford vinyl red toilet seat for it was merely three times smaller SJSU Choraliers, led by Music the fast-paced semester and get in barrassed when your friend's cat Christmas. "I know Stanford grad- than it once was due to a laundry- prof. Charlene Archibeque. the holiday spirit. shredded the sweater you just uates are such intellectuals, and I mat tragedy. On Christmas day, 01502101Archibeque said the "It's one of the real events of gave her, and she didn't seem to thought it might rub off on my she tried it on, while profusely concert will include sixteenth cen- the holiday season," said Oker- notice? dad," Yates said. thanking me for buying such an ex- tury carols, contemporary holiday lund. "It's the first chance a lot of "I think the bathroom is the pensive gift, then asked if I could music along with some traditional us have to enjoy the holiday testi- best place to promote thinking," take it back and exchange it for favorites. vites. 'If pop likes Pierre he said, adding that his father one size larger. "We have done this every year "The choir has been great reads Reader's Digest and True So this Christmas, think before at the Dean's luncheon," Archibe- each year. They compete in the In- Cardin sweaters, do Detective in the bathroom. Who you buy and the only agonies you'll que said. "They've always been ternational Choir Festival in Eu- not buy a Mervyn's knows, maybe by the new year Mr. face will be parking tickets for cre- very appreciative." rope each year and always win an Yates will be reading the New ating a parking spot out of the mall Archibeque said the choir con- award. special. It will end Yorker instead. lawn, crowds, inexperienced cash- sists of 25 voice majors at SJSU. It Luncheon tickets are $8. For r Do not buy wild gifts if you iers who write down $20 extra on is a small ensemble, as opposed to reservations contact the School of up as a cage cover don't know the person well. Last your Visa receipt, and your bulg- a large choir, which usually num- the Humanities and Arts by Dec. 7 Christmas an in-law whom I have ing Visa bill in January. to keep his budgie never met sent a wastebasket with my (June) wedding invitations cle- 370-7924 warm.' verly decoupaged on each side. 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Here is a list of information call Donna Rehder at In Germany, it is called in the cheery iridescence of red SJSU area in By Margaret Connor "Stol- organizations in the 294-8120. len," and it is sprinkled with and green lights. Carolers chirp need of donations of food, clothing, e Martha's Kitchen, 311 Willow Christmas has always in- powdered sugar and filled with songs door-to-door and a feeling of gifts, time and money: St. cluded my mom's custard-based candied fruits. Cooks in both Eu- well-being pervades the air. The Salvation Army, 359 Fourth Martha's Kitchen expects to serve eggnog and moist store-bought ropean countries recommend For most people, the benefits St. up to 1,500 Christmas dinners in fruitcake. Relatives visited on a shaking the candied fruit in a of the Christmas season mean toys The Salvation Army will be serv- addition to the 300 meals a day it lazy Christmas day, bringing brown paper bag until lightly- under the tree, eggnog and spend- ing Christmas dinner and giving serves twice a week. In association gifts. We'd have a fire in the fire- coated in flour so that it will ing time with family and friends. out food vouchers and toys. It wel- with Sacred Heart Community place even if it was warm out- spread evenly throughout the There are some unfortunates, comes donations of all sorts. For Services, Martha's Kitchen will side, which it usually was in Cal- dough. though, that don't see the bright more information call 998-4400. give out 3,000 food boxes. Director ifornia. In neighboring Holland, side of the rainbow. They don't 0, Toys for Tots, Collection bins at Louise Benson said the Kitchen On the other side of the Christmas isn't as big a cele- have money to buy eggnog, or all Longs Drugstores, Fire Sta- needs donations of canned goods, world in South Africa, where De- bration as Dec. 5, which is Saint glasses to pour it in, or Christmas tions, Round Table Pizzas and the fresh meats, staples, toys and cember comes in summer, fami- Nicholas Day. Olga Zoutendijk, lights or a house to hang them on, Town and Country Shopping Cen- large brown grocery bags. For lies consider watermelon an es- MBA graduate student, said or toys and a tree to put them ter, San Jose. more information call 293-6111. sential part of Christmas. children begin preparing two under. The United States Marine Corps is e Rescue Mission, 44 West Julian Several students from other weeks in advance by putting out James McEntee, Santa Clara sponsoring the 37th year of the St. countries living in SJSU's Inter- a shoe in front of the chimney County director of human rela- Toys for Tots program. Last year The Rescue Mission also expects national Center shared what along with a carrot for St. Nicho- tions, estimates that as many as 5,- the program collected about 37,700 to serve up to 1,500 meals on Christmas means to them and las' horse. Before going to bed, 000 people are homeless in the toys, Lt. Bill Ridge said. SJSU fra- Christmas. Director Penny Riley their families. they sing songs. If they've been county at any time. ternity Sigma Nu collected be- said that donations toward the In Panama, which is in pre- good during the day, they re- McEntee cited a recent report tween 400 to 500 toys during its 36th Christmas dinner have always dominately Catholic Central ceive candy in the shoe the next that said San Jose is the second Annual Swing-A-Thon, Sigma Nu been good this time of the year, but America, Christmas means at- morning. If they've been least needy city in the state, but President Bill Brockfield said. that because they slack off after tending mass and visiting with naughty, they may receive a bag added, "That's great if you're one Loaves and Fishes, St. Pat- Christmas, the Mission tries to family. Mario Rodriguez, a MBA of salt, she said. of the people who aren't needy, but rick's Cathedral, Corner of Ninth stock up for the rest of the year. It graduate student, said a nativity What about those countries it makes it tough for those that are and Santa Clara streets. is looking for donations of canned scene is placed by the tree, with large non-christian popula- needy, because people don't think Loaves and Fishes, a soup kitchen, goods, meats, fruits and vegata- which is often artificial due to tions? they should be." serves dinner three days a week bles. The Mission also offers hous- the tropical climate. On Jews celebrate Hanukkah The moderate climate of the and will be serving Christmas din- ing at night for 20 men and needs Christmas Eve, all his brothers during the month of December. valley and the hope of employment ner. It is looking for donations of donations of blankets, sheets and and their families come home. Also known as the Feast of draw a lot of people to the county, fresh meat, such as turkey, ham pillows. For more information call Ham is Matio's favorite Lights, Hanukkah commem- he said, only to discover that they and desserts. Another program of 297-8442. Christmas dinner. Afterwards, orates Maccabean religious can't find a job or afford housing. Loaves and Fishes, Those in Need, fruitcake is served. Panamanian freedom of more than 2,000 As a result many are forced to live fruitcake is more breadlike than years ago. Families today light a in shelters or cars. American fruitcake, and usually candle each night for eight The spirit of Christmas tea- has more nuts than fruits. nights, commerating the oil that ches that it is better to give than to Fruitcake in Denmark and lasted for eight days while the receive. The Christmas season al- Germany is also more doughy. 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Jessica Calvin Darren When Tingey Reuter Carter Santa Photos by wore Patricia no beard Sercu By Beth Ranney Timidly, they slink into the room. Some overflow with information and some need coaxing. They always seem glad to talk to Santa Claus when they see him in the shopping malls. Why the cold shoulder with me? After some bewildered stares, I realize that perhaps their reluctance to speak to me stems the fact that I am invading from Cheng their sanctity. Or that though lam asking them the same question wooden blocks "and what do you want for on a cobblers finally find them ins tiny bench. Christmas?" I have neither a cupboard. Ins squeaky Santa suit, a white flowing beard, little voice, "I didn't think to look in Barbara Gonzales says nor a candy cane to coax them. she wants there," she says. Baby Skates and a In the malls they go to Santa. Cabbage Patch After I temporari y win her Be a Star! towel. In this case, I came to them, heart, task her what she wants. by Angel "I want a towel so lean badgering them for the material I wash The answer "purple tennis only myself," she says. know they have in their hearts and shoes that close with velcro, no What a big girl you are laces." their minds. Advertise Barbara. Next thing I know she's "Why do you need to talk to Calvin Reuter watched me go talking on the blue toy phone to her through my routine with the other us?" 4-year-old Angel Cheng says, mother. kids and formulates his answer in clearly wary of myself and the Col/ for your Dark-haired Manuel Battle advance. "Airplanes, trucks and photograper, both of us poising to in the Holiday Special decides at this point to pipe in his cars that's what I want." catch her wishes. ENTERTAINER requests. There are many children that I Saivatore's "Because Santa Claus reads "I want a Superman and a He- want to talk too, but they have this paper," I say, trying to look Prune Yard Campbell man doll," he says. work to do, snacks to eat and naps convincing. These four are the exception. to take. 371-4196 Though I may be stretching They sit for the most part, Here's hoping you all get what our circulation just a bit to include patiently, waiting to speak. you want, and thanks for revealing the north pole, it works. The next group of kids are not your wishes to one who can't make Children at the Frances as eager to sit and chat. We have to them come true, and doesn't even liaPP; Gulland Child Development stalk them. Playing games, have a candy cane ; 119lidays Center spend carefree days drinking imaginary milk, we playing amongst themselves. become one of them. Anything to Laughing, squabbling and get them to talk. a learning are the orders of the Walking past Darren, who is Sal & Luigi's day.One look at the rooms, and it 20% OFF : busily squirting Play-doh through PIZZERIA becomes clear that they are a garlic press which produces Our 24th Year Holiday Hairstyles designed for children. I'm only 5- neon-yellow clay spaghetti, we foot-5, but I feel like a giant in HOMEMADE enter one of the playrooms. rooms with everything scaled Ravioli and Gnocchi The challenge here is to divert (Ricotta Cheese Dumplings( HOUSE SPECIAL down for 3- and 4-year-olds. The the childrens' attention away from HAIRCUT. SHAMPOO S15 chairs and tables barely stand a the collection of toys they have at & BLOW DRY ran. foot off the brim PERM SPECIAL $35 floor. 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After while SJSU's leaving him for a Best Wishes to May the spirit he runs back to find out if I still Their Dates have time to talk. After I agree he Pledges and of love be yours says, "I've thought about it and I throughout the want a new Snoopy shirt, a blue coming New Year one, and some blue pants." c.:4111TIS. grOtt.TETS Angel can't quite formulate the presents she wants, but she 438 E. Santa Clara knows she wants the trimmings. 292-0462 "I wants Christmas tree and a candy cane," she says. 266 RACE STREET Yes, we deliver I may be catching her at a bad (4081 295-6735 SAN JOSE, CA 95126 time, she isintently hammering Pagel Friday, December 7, 19M Saks. . . gifts with flair A Christmas ...... To Remember Inexpensive, with a 10% Discount. family Starts presents Best Wishes and Happy Holidays to all the students and faculty By Kevin Mendoza at San Jose State University. 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