Spartan Daily Looks Back on 20 Years of a Local Reggae Band Is Adding to the Music Student Union History, from Its Style's Popularity in the South Bay

The Student Union: 20 years of life As the administration plans a Inka birthday party, the Spartan Daily looks back on 20 years of A local reggae band is adding to the music Student Union history, from its style's popularity in the South Bay. opening in 1969 to today. See story on page 5. page 8 and 9 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934

VOLUME 94, NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1990 Trustees investigate pay increases By. Rob Neill The hoard approved a resolution sion oustees reaffirms its overall policy take home permission for the six Daily staff writer stating that five trustees would re- 'We also feel a special obliga- to provide all employees compen- Ford Tauruses currently authorized LONG BEACH Responding view 'executive compensation tion to the governor, legislature sation and benefits, commensary for their use. to protests of recent actions taken and other related issues." and the people of California to re- with their responsibilities and com- They are now required to sign by the CSU hoard of trustees in Members of the board defended view carefully and re-evaluate both parable to that of other systems of the cars out of the university mo- 'We believe that it closed sessions, members formed a the pay increases. the process and results of recent higher education." torpool. Also, use was limited to is essential that committee Wednesday to deter- "We believe that it is essential executive compensation activites. The committee will make a university related business only mine whether they violated state that the faculty and the leadership We give assurances that the hoard complete report by the next trust- and any staff member of the CSL I the faculty and open meeting laws. in this system be adequately com- of trustees after personnel deliber- ees meeting on May 14 and IS. chancellor's office may use them. California State University trust- pensated for the important services ation in closed session will bring Lansdale said. The money for the six cars. the leadership in ees came under fire earlier this they provide," stated Marianthi executive salaries into open meet- The chairwoman also an- $99,998.30, came out of the sys- this system be year for approving pay raises of up Lansdale, chairwoman of the ing for appropriate discussion and nounced she directed W. Ann Rey- tem's employee compensation sal- to 43 percent for university exec- board, reading a resolution ap- vote. nolds, CSU chancellor, to rescind aries and dental and medical plans. adequately utives in closed session. proved by the hoard in closed ses- "For these reasons the board of the permanent vice chancellors* CSU legislative analyst Donna Olsson said in an earlier interview. compensated for The limit before an expense the must be reported to the state's gen- important Teacher eral services office of procurement services they is $100.000. Gail Pemberton. a representa- provide.' tive of the CSU Labor Council, a indicted; group for non-faculty employees, said,"We consider ourselves a great part of the CSU family we've Marianthi Lansdale, heard so much about recently. Board of Trustees chairwoman duties Pemberton said the council was pleased with the resolution because she thinks it solves some of the morale problems with the employ- change ees and the "credibility problems" the chancellor's office has been president (4' the First Amendment By Kevin J. Well suffering from. Association, said he asked the Daily staff writer "For employees it has been a board to release the minutes of its Professor Ted Balgooyen was rough year." There were no merit closed session on Nov. I. reassigned from his teaching duties increases in the budget for non-fac- Opotowski said that except for by President Gail Fullerton Mon- ulty staff members because of the opening remarks the whole text of day in the wake of a federal grand lean budget year. Pemberton said. meeting minutes is not covered by jury indictment for violating fed- While council members have no closed meeting laws. eral wildlife protection laws. quarrel with the chancellor's use of State open meeting laws state The removal of Balgooyen from funds to purchase cars." they do that "issues of budget priorities, his teaching duties is not a discipli- quarrel with wanting to take the comparable salaries paid to other nary action, stressed Dan Buerger, money out of the employee benefit staff members generally or compa- Fullerton's assistant. fund, she said. "We have still not rable job holders in other public "There is great potential for dis- been able to explain this to our agencies can and must be dis- ruption for classes not being at members." cussed, if at all, in public." tended," Buerger said. "We felt it Mel Opotowski, speaking as See MEETING, hack page was in the best interests of the students he's teaching." Balgooyen had been attending his classes until March 7 when he called the president's office saying he could not attend. Interaction is "Somebody will he taking over for his classes, but that person has not been determined," Buerger said in a telephone interview. A.S.,IRHA goal "The department chair will probably make that decision." Balgooyen will report directly to By Harry Mok Daily staff writer Alan Ling, the dean of the school In an effort to increase commu- 'I accept full of sciences, for his duties. Bal- nication, the Associated Students gooyen may work in the school of and the Inter-Residence Hall Asso- responsibility for sciences' internal library or as an ciation agreed to have representa- aide in the Science Education Cen- not letting people tives on each other's executive ter. the Mercury News reported boards. at IRHA know the Tuesday. Ling was not available for com- The agreement was struck dur- argreTro: Daily staff photographer out meeting was ment and all questions regarding ing a meeting Monday to "find could better Balgooyen have been directed to Charlotte Chan, left, a freshman advertising major, and how the two groups canceled.' A.S. Vice Presi- the president's office. Hazel Gamatero, a freshman international business work together," Jim Walters, Runnin, dent Jim Walters said. After surrendering to authorities Wild major. conditioning class. pound the pa%einent during A.S. vice president . See INDICTMENT. hack page Miscommunication between the A.S. board and IRHA prompted the meeting Monday. The board had scheduled its sec- agenda and could communicate in- ond meeting of the semester to be formation between the two groups, Large turnout for SJSU blood drive held in Joe West Hall, but it was A.S. President Scott Santandrea cancelled and IRHA never re- said. I age. "I didn't feel any disconiton at all." ceived an explanation. Lane said, "Whit we would be Thursday is final day The process, which takes about one A verbal altercation between doing is forcing the director of to donate on campus hour, includes registration, medical his- A.S. Controller Patrice Fusenig community affairs to sit in on tory, the actual donation, and time in the and Scott Lane, director of aca- IRHA meetings." canteen, which is the juice and cookie area. demic affairs, during the first The A.S. would ammend its By Barbara Langley Free cholesterol testing and blood typing meeting of the semester prompted rules and procedures and write in Daily staff writer are some of the benefits of the doantion, Walters to move all meetings back this duty as part of the director of Number 190 sat quietly in a chair near according to Maureen Roskoph. the volun- to the A.S. chambers. community affairs' job descrip- the end of the crowded refreshment table. teer supervisor from the blood bank. "Because of the events that oc- tion. She looked pale and tired as she nibbled on "Everybody should do it, that is able cured during the A.S. meeting. I "If the person sees it's part of a cookie and regained her strength. to, ' Leever added. didn't think it was a good idea to their official duty they are more For her participation she received a When the blood bank comes to a cam- go public." Walters said Monday. likely to dolt." Santandrea said. complimentary T-shirt from the event pus. it goes to several places so that more As vice president. Walters is The director of community af- sponsors, along with the satisfaction of people have the opportunity to give blood. chairman of the board and sets the fairs serves as liaison to commu- breaking a record. Roskoph said. Joe West Hall is on the agenda, time and place of meet- nity groups such as residence halls. Amy Leever was the last of 190 peo- blood bank's schedule for next week, she ings. Greeks and other on- and off-cam- ple to donate blood Tuesday for the Stan- said. SJSU. Santa Clara University and "I accept full responsibility for pus organizations, according to ford Blood Bank's four-day blood drive Stanford University are the schools that the not letting people at IRHA know ' A.S. rules and procedures. this week, unofficially the biggest one-day Stanford blood bank visits each year. the meeting was canceled," Wal- IRHA would also have to amend total ever in the blood bank's I2-year his- The annual drive involved about 25 ters said. its procedures to create a new posi- tory. blood bank staff members and numerous As part of the agreement. the tion for the A.S. . "I just happened to be the last person volunteers from both the Arnold Air So- A.S. director of community af- IRHA President Kristi Nowak of the day. and the one who broke the re- ciety and the Phi Gamma Delta (Fiji) fra- fairs a post now vacant said the idea was good. and that cord:* said the liberal studies major. This ternity. would become an ex-officio mem- she would also like to Have meet- was the second time in her life that she had "It's a service project," said Ed Wes- ber of the IRHA executive board. ings like the one held Monday be- given blood, the other time was during sal, a member of the Arnold Air Society, IRHA would in turn send a rep- tween the groups at the beginning high school. an extra-curricular organization for Air resentative to the A.S. board as an of every semester. "It was a little scary," Leever said, Force and ROTC cadets. The group has ex-officio member. "That way we could know each who, unlike the first time, was brave helped out with Stanford's blood for the 10 Kelly Davis Daily staff photographer An ex-officio member does not other not just as board members enough to watch the blood flow into the sy- See BLOOD, hack page Lou Trautwein gives blood during blood drive vote but has a voice in making the hut as individuals too. 2 SPARTAN PAH V THURSDAY. MARCH 15. 1990 SPARTAN Letters to the Editor FORUM All sides need to be aware Campus Voice Editor, John Stuart Mill once V.11,1C, "He who knows only his side of the case knows little." How easily this would apply to all those who have been flooding More causes can the Spartan Daily with a torrent of letters attacking the paper for publishing the strip "Seven Second Delay." The controversy, in case you haven't heard by be talked about now, first began on Jan. 31. when the authors of the BUSH: What do you mean I don't get strip made allegedly racist jokes about college admis- credit for the release of Mandela? I got the Ber- sions for "underrepresented minorities." Since then, lin Wall torn down didn't I? representatives of at least three different student inn-. QUAYLE: No sir. You didn't do that ei- nizations (MEChA, the Director of ASPIRE and a ther group calling themselves the ALERT Task Force) BUSH: You know, I'm getting a little sick have taken turns hashing the strip, the Spartan Daily of you and just about everyone else who didn't take the joke AIDE: Mr. President! I have awful news! as a personal insult. In an attempt to clear up any mis- BUSH: What? Is Noriega at it again? understanding. Maguire and Mehallo even attempted QUAYLE: He's gone sir. to explain the basis of the joke. But the one thing they BUSH: Oh. right. Well, what is it? didn't do was print a retraction. AIDE: This is a copy of. . .oh God. . .1 Now that's journalistic integrity. Ms. Baker. In can't look at it. the finest tradition of a free press. the authors of BUSH: What is it? "Seven Second Delay" did not yield their principles AIDE: The bike policy at San Jose State! or their particular brand of humor under pressure. For BUSH: Let me see that. Oh my God! Those that, the staff and publishers of the Spartan Daily de- poor students! I can't believe the injustice! serve a bit of our admiration. Those pigs won't let the kids ride bikes on cam- Mr. Cordero, your organization speaks of the pus! need of understanding and tolerance in a pluralistic AIDE: Isn't it awful! society. yet you don't seem willing to advance the QUAYLE. Sir. it says here that they can same courtesy toward the authors of "Seven Second ride them after 10 p.m. \ II Delay. Based on your reaction to the strip, you must BUSH: Oh sure! When I was in college I N. suffer from an inferiority complex since you fell the had plentv of classes that started at midnight. need to defend yourself so vehemently. You idiot Don't you see how big this thing is? To the members of the ALERT Task Force. your Isn't iIi it Fullerton? Isn't she a communist? Ev- insistance that racism is a "systematic. institutiona- e' voile knitkvsit lized structure of power" reads like an out-dated anal- 1,11' AN LE: Sir, don't you think you are tak- ysis of Marxist class struggle. Your demand for an ing this a little too seriously? uss dvisorS Dernonsrak apology from the Daily is clearly inappropriate. If you Bt NI Dan, these are the seeds of revolu- wish to work for a "racist-free society" why not join tion. Get Cheney on the phone. Is that Stealth V)is for 'Td Q, paticies. the newspaper staff and help make a positive contribu- thing ready yet? tion to its editorial staff, or, better yet. just don't pick up the paper. If you are so easily offended by it. don't Remember the good old days? The Spartan read it. But remember, nobody has the right to dictate Daily would slam the fraternities by calling what others may or may not read. them prepubescent. Then the (rats would slam "To limit the press is to insult a nation: to pro- the Daily by using the word slander in every se- hibit reading of certain books is to declare the inhabit- nonce. Now that was journalism. I thought it ants to he either fools or slaves." Claud Arrien Vk a S going to happen again when someone ac- All medical fields offer us something Helvetius. cused he frets of cheating on exams but it ended I. ,('lir( R. Wet tach come back. rather quietly. 1 ell the as Crage medical doctoi REPORTERS' FORUM President My grandfather was part of the Remember Dave Lanson? Everyone liked that you've been to see a chiro- Social FOr11111 to take pot shots at him (including me). He practor and the response probahl first graduating class of Palmer ticked off more people at SJSU than Wally would be something like "those chiropractic school back in the George and Morton Downey Jr. combined. quacks do more harm than good." 1920s. He held his chiropractor's Greater awareness still needed license until the ripe age of 89. He Yet, he did do one thing well and that was For decades doctors have poo- Editor. learned a great deal about the body write. Yes, it looks like those days are gone for- pooed the effectiveness of chiro- As one who spoke out vehemently against the in- in his 70-plus years as a chiroprac- ever. Every week it's the same old garbage in practic care, and chiropractors "Pike" calendar which appeared to the public tor. famous the letters to the editor. The hike policy. have critisized the medical field for who made the deci- Now, at 93, he will tell whoever last November, I applaud those They all sound like little kids who didn't giving drugs to hide symptoms in- sion to stop the calendar. I wholeheartedly accept the will listen that every organ in the get as much ice cream as their brother and sister. stead of curing the ailment. apology from Phi Kappa Alpha President Joseph Espi- "Davis gets to ride bikes. How come we don't Both medecine and chiropractics body is connected to the brain through the spinal cord and how noza which ran in the Feb. IS issue of the Daily as get to ride bikes?" One letter started out with, have come a long way since the well as an indirect one from producer Brian Leibel. "The bike policy is stupid!" Golly. I hope I days of the snake oil and charm one misalignment can cause every- from migranes to asthma. I hope the acknowledgement that this production don't meet: that person. He might stick his peddlers. thing hurtful to women, even if it was only (Inc woman, The only shots I've He's right. was tongue out at me. It's time each profession recog- has caused greater awareness in Phi Kappa Alpha 1 can't even count the head- I'll bet that most of the people who are nized the other as an important part ever had were from members and others to have sensitivity toward wom- aches. stomach aches, ear aches screaming about the University of California at of health care. en's issues. up different from most the dentist, who and out-of-place joints that I've Davis have never even been near that campus. I grew There is nothing wrong with admiring beauty in a people. chiro- had relieved by getting my bones Well, let me tell you, it not only takes a bike to My grandfather is a refuses to treat me man or woman. Although more recognition has been practor and his way of thinking de- back in allignment. get from one side to the other, it takes a pass- I given in more recent years to women for their mental fined the way I was raised by my otherwise because But, there have been times too port Besides, there are strict bike laws at UC- potential, the problem is that it is still given second mother. fuss when I just couldn't afford to miss Day is ,ind by gosh they work. make so much priority to their outer appearances. And women's No asprin, cold medicines or school or work so I counted on out- 1 sould like to meet the people who can't drilling. sides are given constant shots for this kid. I never even saw about the drugs to get me through. reinforcement in the media get from one end of the campus to another in which desensitizes people toward sex a doctor until I went in for a sports Medicine believes it can cure and nudity. less then 10 minutes. What are you walking on, And while the women's physical in sixth grade. health are solid, it has nothing to most everything by using drugs. It movement has made tre- your hands? mendous strides during the If I had a had cough. I was put do with religion. can't. last two decades, women This is a tiny campus folks and there hap- in American society under a ton of feather quilting to Of course, that's not what my My grandfather's problem is haven't been able to shake the pens to he quite a few people here. If you are stereotypes which sweat it out of my system. parents said when they got a that he believes a back or neck ad- still haunt them. And many today afraid to walk alone at night, call the campus es- don't bother trying. I was teased throughout elemen- waiver from the state to let me at- justment will cure anything and ev- corts. That's their job. Elena M. Minivan The hike policy makes perfect sense and tary school because I was the only tend public school. erything. It can't. child who didn't have that funny My mother is in her late 40s and Chiropractic is important and Senior we all know it. I can't figure out what it is that is Journalism-Reporting/Editing motivating such a huff in all these letters. Don't little scar on my left arm that has never been to a medical doctor, has its uses. just as modern-day you people have homework to do? Are you try- meant I had been innoculated for She was raised by her father to be medecine does, ing to live up to the reputation of your parents one disease or another. afraid of the medical profession My big question is why chiro- Faculty juggling not unusual who went to school in the sixties? Is this the hest The only shots I've ever had we- and she tried her best to instill that praetors and medical doctors can't cause you could come up with? refrom the dentist, who refuses to fear in my sister and me as well, get together and share their knowl- Editor, We have a rec center with a budget the size treat me otherwise because 1 make I remember my grandfather tell- edge and understanding of the I want to respond to the article. "Official does of Trump Tower. We have a "non-profit" so much fuss about the drilling. ing tales during my childhood of human body. double duty" That apeared in the March 8 issue of the bookstore that seems to be making enough My parents aren't Christian Sci- how he cured smallpox, gout and I have a feeling we'd all be a lot Spartan Daily recounting the sad story of poor, poor money to offer pensions. We have a telephone entists. My mother was raised dif- other ailments when medical doe- healthier, Joanne Rife. %ion that works about as well as a ski lift in ferently from anyone else I've ever tors did nothing but hand out drugs Tammy Thompson is a Daily staff Double duty by staff members is not unusual on Hell. All this and Johnny is upset because he met and, although her beliefs about so people would stay sick and writer campus. Sometimes, as is the case in Public Affairs, can't ride his "cruiser" to Morris Dailey. double duty is the result of changes in office structure fonrrek is a senior majoring in social and in personnel and is temporary. Other times* is ,, thi, piece for Campus Voice. Adoption is not always the right answer the result of funding cuts at the state level and is liable to be of longer duration. Sometimes there are new I could never give a child ot REPORTERS' FORUM answer, then why are there so jobs to be done and no budget to cover them. The situ- mine up for adoption. many children who have yet to find ation occurs all across campus custodians, Being adopted at birth and a home? groundskeepers, clerical help, technicians, support growing up with the always pre- According to the Children's Pro- staff and graphic designers (my buddies in graphic de- sent question of who my biological tective Services, poverty, drugs sign wanted me to be sure to get their names spelled Spartan Daily parents are reinforced this fact. and the inability to raise a child are correctly). Published Is, the University and the University Conenundy This is why it upsets me when I the major contributing factors for Faculty members feel the pressure as enrollment by the Department of Journalism and Mass saw a pro-life group demonstrating placing a child up for adoption. soars and the funding for faculty positions lags a year Communications Since 1934 in front of the Student Union on There are not enough families or more behind. Vacancies in administration and man- (UCPS 509-480) Thursday. willing to take the "special agement must be plugged by someone, somehow. Nen low LAIorrui Men**, .11 ahlornie %fivnpape Puhinnen Nen, in One of the picket signs that was cases", such as neglected, physi- If you look around you will see staff, faculty and San Jew Sum innennio Poing *it cob, yon BY LISA BILLIGMEIER sr and nuNnhaid ill, displayed read. "Adoption not cally abused, drug ("crack") ad- administrators wildly worm estsysinl s nit pop. on. rito rinenonly Mono oil to Deponniew ol Jamul. aid Nan juggling. Some do it as a regu- l'onnwirsoinnis. Unnynosi Adininionornn of on, midero orgonipPonM, siotin9Pi99, abortion." dicted babies and minority chil- lar, steady thing with no end in sight. onvphd no whom* oi how isci otadnno win 120 L. wenn tins ON canon To me, giving a child up for dren, according to CPS. Miro pn ny, 11 rein On Immo dewy pod to Itrou* Insours:ndly !Wood Any. How does this impact students? You wait longer SO pe Al tone oirolod *Am Phone Lb.] 924 32110 Odionleng 924 3270 Poole is 0.5 adoption is the greatest sacrifice Sure, there are thousands of in lines, you may find errors in processing applica- rind. Pubkoriont that a person can make. It is a sac- If legal abortion is couples who want to adopt Noonan Plow led al Altos (omen. in Sporton Doily Sri JOY St.. 01....1 Or. Wnini99 a child, tions, you don't get quick answers, you can't get the son Joe CA 95192 rifice that I think very few people taken away, I believe but the majority of children that are classes you want, the telephone system goes down are willing to make. available for adoption, more often STAFF that there will be a and the library book you want is not on the shelf. I was one of the lucky ones. 11,1 than not, are overlooked because Nonetheless, the job of education will get done IA.,, n MA Md. Morgoini biological mother realized that she slight increase in the of these factors. one way or 1d.ttmal Donvfor L../1 Math. another. And you'll get your education. Ann* Non. was unprepared emotionally to the 14Nar number of babies According CPS, teen- All will be right with the world. I think. ktr Fagan and financially to take on the agers, who make up Gni Hos the majority As Conrad wrote in "Heart of Darkness," "The Rah. Hind responsibilities of raising a child. put up for adoption, of those who relinquish their chil- challenge! The challenge!" (Or was it, "The horror! )411cLo4lin If legal abortion is taken away. 1 dren, are deciding more and more The Is.,, Maude but there will be an horror!" Well, same thing). %medal& heliew that there will be a slight to raise their own babies. Joanne Rife Sykeio increase in the number Joiaph 9 Yarn of babies even greater This alone demonstrate that Publications editor/pseudo ) Tomo Horn put up for adoption, but there will there would be an increase in teen- Won LAI increase in welfare Chreinie Bo he an even greater increase in wel- age parents if abortions were to be- Calm, Paola fare recipients and unwanted chil- recipients and come illegal. 14riviii, Dow dren. 111kr 14t1.44n unwanted children. I am in full support of adoption Conctioll There are so many neglected and I have been fortunate enough to Arr I irp.fonint Caren Fenian Letter a.- inadequately cared for children al- have lived a life of which I am ex- policy I won,. ie..Ws. Moran Konbrk Dodd Sot DflirEal *11. 9 mu* AS. Map ready. I do not understand how adopted family, if abortions were tremely thankful for because of it. Roponnt The ,Spartan Mi/v welcomes letters to the edi- !dim Now& two Mir. swim Ono I on 11 Cook Mks do (We (Mew ne Gam *1 someone can advocate bringing to become illegal. I just do not think that adoption tor. All (5594 1) 9.9...I onploy Miotwri 14nollog Dom Mei 9.5,5I Ws, C Ohm A. letters may be edited for grammar, libel and don F4er more into this world. But for the "pro-lifers" to use is a valid arguement on behalf of Din Dorm Nowa& Ron* RAN. Lome. I Sobbuiv Modi I( intoti Mon SWAM., TIM length. The writer's name, class. level, major and vs %Immo Adolfo( Tuns Kenn J anon Vhillo There might be a small increase adoption as an alternative to abor- the "pre-life" movement, and I re- home phone number (not for MMNIPPhor in the percentage of females who lion is not only unrealistic, but lu- sent the fact that it is used as such. publication) MUSI ac- *1.4 Coillekt NA, I..,. CO., Coin. (i.4 15.4, 59. Soniondo D9,p. Mew* company all letters. Letters may be delivered to the N.... Mon io I opic len Us, Mon* Me Lynn linqrn 5,9 Rninigon Snaninn %won would realize that their child dicrous. Lisa Billigmeier is a Daily staff Spartan Daily newsroom in Library would live a better life in an If they claim that adoption is the writer Walhquist North 104 or the Student Union information desk.

4 THURSDAY. MARCH 15. 1990 . SPARTAN DAILY 3 Inmate askes for clemency SACRAMENTO (AP) ever) possible way of having dial George Deukmejian, a longtime conviction overturned or mod- supporter of the death penalty. said ified today he is "not just going through 'I'm not just going through mo- the motions" in considering clem- tions. I'm carrying out my respOn- ency for Robert Alton Harris. who sibility under the law. We havetto is scheduled to be executed next Mali and see what reasons are of- month. fered by Mr. Harris ((or clem- Harris. convicted of the 1978 ency). Each case has to be re- slayings ol two San Diego County. viewed individually. In effect. the teen-agers. has asked Deukmejian burden is on Mr. Harris and his at- for clemency . The Republican torneys to present whatever argu- governor, an author of the state's ments. whatever information. rda- death penalty law, has scheduled a sons or evidence they wish 'to March 27 clemency hearing at San present Ion his behalf, Quentin prison. where Harris is Harris is scheduled to be ete- being held on Death Row. 'utcd April in the gas chamber at "As you know. I have in the San Quentin. If his execution is past been a very strong supporter carried out, Harris would he the of capital punishment." Deukme- first person executed in California jian told reporters at a Capitol since 1967. when Aaron Mitchell news conference. "This individual was put Ni death for the murder of was tried, was convicted, has used a Sacramento policeman.

YesterDaily e ea u s e many student% a, gilts atter author Ron Montaba on campus every dos. l'esterbatis threatened Ni sue the hook's pub- provides readers with a recap 14 lisher. the previous day's top %Tories. Puppet play CSU trustees met for seven Two vacant positions on the As- hours in closed session Tuesday sociated Students Board of Direc- discussing matters that Chairwo- tors will remain vacant until eldc- man Marianthi Lansdale refused to tiims later this month. A.S. talk about. Five committees said the Playing tousle uith her ti,es. Kathy Foley. left, had President Scott Santandrea been scheduled to meet on Tues- positions are not vital at this time de strait.% the art of Indonesian puppetry., %Va. day hut only the Campus Planning. and to fill them now would he yang. ill a Music 160 class. Indonesian puppeteers, Buildings and Grounds had a ch- "useless" with elections two study the art of %A ay ang all their us es. Foley said. nace to meet. The committee de- weeks away. The open positions %hove. detail of Way ang puppet cided to add parking structures to are director of community affairs California State universities Sacra- and the director of sponsored pro- mento and Northridge. grams. The winners of the election E1 will immediately take over the po- Photos by Samanda Dorger - Daily staff photogrpaher California State University offi- sition instead of waiting until the cials and the California Postsecon- last meeting of the semester to take dary Education Commission over. (CPEC) have been disputing over projected CSU enrollment figures. Each organization has different gain predictions as to how much the Register to Vote Study concludes who's at risk to for the CSU enrollment will grow in the June 3rd Primary 1984. next 15 years. and that will affect CHICAGO I - Young ters for I )isease Control in Atlanta at the Women ages 25 to 44 years who how much money is budgeted to adults face the greatest risk of be- Prevention. rather than tre;a- Associated Students Factors related to the began the study overweight the CSU. The CSU estimates I 80.- coming fat, and black women are ment. is the key because so many gained (XX) new students in 15 years while Business Office especially vulnerable, according to people !we trouble losing weight. the most weight of all subjects. excess risk of major CPEC has only projected 110,000 a decade-long study of nearly I 0.- Williamson said by telephone Researchers defined a major The differences are due to the esti- (XX) people from age 24 to 74. Tuesday. weight gain that may weight gain as an increase of about mated enrollment figures for mi- Women of both races were twice Ile recommends "just regular 20 percent. or an estimated 30 norities. CSU officials see mi- as likely as men to gain a lot ot sensible exercise. the ualking," be different in men pounds for a person of average nority enrollment growing at a rate COPY weight. and women from 25 to 44 and eating a diet lou in tat and height. and women include equal to that of whites while CPEC years w ho began the study user- high in fruits and y eget:Mies. Among all women ages 25 to 44 sees the rate beinur lower, weight gilled the most weight of all noted that while who were overweight at the start. 2.5(t Williamson childbearing, diet, 5,000 Flyers tor $90 subjects. researchers found. women may he more likely to gain 14.2 percent experienced a major physical activity, and weight An SJSU instuctor has given up 20 Lb. White Among both sexes, those ages weight than men, previous re- gain, compared with 5.6 the copyright to a novel published 25 to 34 were most likely to expe- seal ch his tound that men face a percent among men of the same patterns of morbidity agq. in his name tiller he was.accused of Copy Impression rience "a niallur weigHP' "Om greatcr 1-1,1, of developing weight. stealini flid'Airjr froni a' local au- 244-0460 :w(ttedjflht. th the st011.'V ' 'related prolYIL:Ms such dis- mortality. 'Among' women ,qt; that age as heart Assoelate professor of Eng- month's Archives id Internal Med- ease and diabetes. group Who were of normal weight lish C'raig Strete gave up the copy - 3351 Payne Ave. S.J. icine. published by the Chicago- when the monitoring began. 6.2 Women tend to carry excess weight, W illiamson's study finind. based American Medical Associa- percent gained a lot of weight, weight in the buttocks and hips, For women from 35 to 44, blacks tion. compared with 2.9 percent among while men's extra poundage were MO percent more likely to face The findings "suggest that usually is concentrated in the stom- men. a inay ur use ig lit gain, the research- "Factors related to the excess ,,,,,), . among adults, those in their 20s ach area, nearer the heart and other ers filund. risk of major weight gain that may should be in the primary target vital organs and thus more likely to As many as one-third of the 9.- be different in men and women in- group for obesity prevention ef- cause problems. he said. ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL! 10i2 subiecis were overweight clude childbearing, diet, physical forts." said the study led by epide- Among ut,111C11 25- to 34-years- 1/2 off copies on any green paper w hen the study began. They were activity, and patterns of morbidity miologist David Williamson of the old, blacks were 40 percent more measured once between 1971 and and mortality," the researchers with this coupon. nutrition division at the 1'. S. Cen- likely than whites to gain a It it itt 1975, and again between 1981 and wrote. k. S u artaGuide kgp as SpartaGuide is a daily calendar FRIDAY nar, Madeline Adamczeski, Novel Sponge' days. March 23 and 30,8 p.m.. SPX 89 Cal. available to SJSU student, faculty Derived Amino Acids: Their Structures, Ste- 293-1302 and staff organizations at no charge. SOCIETY OF LATINO ENGINEERS AND or 287-6369. reochemistry and Synthesis," 4:30 p m Forms are available in the Daily SCIENTISTS: General Meeting with Food. 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4 4 SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY MARCH 15 1990 Club looking for more crew members Team improves 'More people like the idea of sailing its fininshes than actually By Robert Mallard in meets going out and By Nick Fisher cutting up their Daily staff writer Karl Pederson is .1 skipper in knuckles and Cinderella search of a dedicated crew 01 course., a couple more boats pulling their wouldn't hurt either. shoulder muscles prevails Pederson. the president of the While most pledge dances and Sailing Club at S.Itit '. competed in and getting jiroms occur in April and May. the the North 4 Di% isiuiu,il regatta Sun- charley horses on biggest dance of them all is in day with his mate Joe itallt:re/ In larch Redwood City their thighs.' Its the NCAA Tournament. The team finished 23rd aiming Karl 27 teams in the sarsuy level and Pederson. 1nd only 64 universities will get Soiling Club president ins ited to the dance. finished 25th among 26 teams in Like anxious coeds. teams sit hy the junior % arsity division m the the telephone 1ir television dun tug competition hosted by Stanford doesn't e WCCI Cnisersity . Pederson the morning and early altermxin funded by the Athletic Deism I before the sett., lion committee Pederson said that it wasn't too makes its decision waiting for had of a performance considering don't have any money . then in% itanom. three years ago the club always fin- he he said "Look at the track dill' 'Mike the Super Bowl and most ished last a great down thc, formal dances. the The crew competed in the var- blies hose field NCAA of at. ' lournament is not two sity division to go against the bet- and nobody takes care weeks of has a sesi i hype and a lousy game. The ter sailors to see how good they But Pederson Cole Stage. ournametu'' is two and %%capon: treasurer a half student. sways of pure escitement. The club raced in only tsso Of Stage. a transfer formed

Last Sunday .uuis three the junior varstity competitions he- a bagpipe club at Fresno State and 5', it" able to get the school to fund rilommates and I sat in a semicircle fore being hit and capsized hy an- around the televison set waiting for other boat. thcilific'. . Ill:Lb: can get CBS's tournament selection show Pederson said that after compet- money for hag. Pederson. to begin. ing In the s it sitS competition. the \ Jioi Moils Daily stall photographer pipes,' said "then he We were all getting in our last could lust barely muster the energy Sailing (lob members .loc (;tiltierci, front, and Karl Pederson sail near Redwood City can get WI 'the',- fill' boats. minute predictions on important to get the boat upright. 'Hie club Will compete again But Pederson thinks that if the \ larch 24 and 25 in the North Se matters such as the number one ol the menibeis hase ...tiled this se So what do the other 28 mem- club had another cress, they ssould SPARTAN , lcs regatta held at St. Franc, seeds. )% ho is on the bubble and inestet bers of the club do? have placed higher m the regatta. 1 Jai Club si ho would he sitting home it's hard to get people com- "Drink beer." said "If we had a good junior s arsity Pederson \ ondcring how the dance was. mitted lo practicing." Pederson chuckling. or it We just had a junior var- No one seemed to he bothered said. But Pederson said it is also hard sity it est that would have put us at SPORTS the tact that we were all several "More people like the idea of to get people motivated because sticks behind in our academic least hall \S ity up. We would have sailing IMMIGRATION than actually going out and Me club only has one boat, and law inioes ot rauliii- scored inside the top 20," he said. 1p. stork cutting up their knuckles and pull- only Il%1/ people can ride in the The most difficult and risky The club has more than 30 mem- LARD& & SVOltk Sits ing their shoulder muscles and get- boat at title 11111e. he judged by sailing the boats next Fnaineenng. Compute,. prediction was that of selecting a bers, but those members are not ting Ai counting. !homes. & charley horses on their thighs. If you haye only one boat. said Iii each other in the Sallie condi- Cinderella team. showing much interest in actually People aren't used to the idea Mat iithet Proir.onnals Pederson. it is hard to judge your tions Ai, 5 A Cinderella team is a squad getting out and swim!! ()tits tour it is a ph s sit-al sport speed With two boats, speed can So Pederson is looking for peo- Change io .1 NI . that unexpectantly makes it ple io donate boats. 1.131.1,1111,,,1- I through the first few rounds of the too., Comp.i ir in "There are a lot of poiple that hug Indisidisal. &wanes, & Corporate Chem, dance. It is usually a team that have boats in (San Jose There linished sonless here in the middle Stadium has e got to he 200 boats out there, Free Con .1 it the pack of a strong conference. Double play nd we just gotta say . 'Go e us such as the Big last, or an obscure for Giants to our boats. We need them.. conference wutinet There are se% eral possibilities be studied for this year's tournament. After a horrible start. Virginia finished the SIN CLARA. prepares tin the BE season with a 19-11 record and a While Oakland YOUR FIRST GOOD JOB MAY 70-61 loistifarGeorgia return of the Raiders. .this city, Tech in the another ACC final. Ohio State is young hut across the hay has taken ONLY 12 WEEKS AWAY step in its Mons to lure the San had the ability to upset several of the Big Ten powerhouses. Francisco iiants. The Santa Clara City Council Minnesota and ISU should also he wins Goon:, ifh s D. Executive Secretary Course Tuesday night to chip in ui4lIZ'If.',' toktt watched, especially if the Tigers silted 6-1 San Francisco 9 weeksiTokyn N weeks examining the tflt6lett-tst. Total 12 weeks wear their purple and gold S54.01)0 for a study winsais , - of building a baseball sta- uniforms. benefits il-IrtAllt'Ar.r1090,1-7 I - Bilingual Secretary Course dium. The panel asked seven other r.:Att f...1t, Tat. I, IA San Francisco 11 weeks/Tokyo I weeks My sentimental picks are Loyola cities and Santa Clara County to Total 15 weeks Marymount (23-5) and La Salle. If 6044119)/Ith participate. with a target amount of L 4111514.3-20/111} L t. Secretary Basic I Course Bo Kimble and company don't try S400,(XX) to hire consultants for ,7"),,X,Nr1.1 oei tn.) nituiti San Francisco 5 weeks too hard, they will win one for the analysis. Total 5 weeks !lank (Gathers). Their former "The city has done something senior teamate collapsed on the which even major league baseball 111=1=111 court and died due to heart failure do," owners have been unable to Sachwo K Arthur D Little Yoko N Shearson Lehman Hutton during the team's conference said county supervisor Ron Gon- Yoko K Arthur Andersen Elko N I C 1 Japan tournament. zales, who attended the meeting. Tomokii T Societe Generale Misako T Mckinsey & Co La Salle is 29-1 and led by Michi T Goldman Sachs Kiyoko Y CS First Boston "They have taken down the Shiruko 11 Credit Suisse Sayuri 0 Paribas Capital Market Gather's boyhood friend Lionel gates.'' Chikako n Swiss Union Rank Kaoru T BMW Japan Simmons. He also has a similar Santa Clara officials are waiting K Nippon Roche Yurni 1 Northern Telecom Yoshie K Merrill Lynch Michilio I Goldman Sacks incentive to that of Loyola. They for the Giants to submit a proposal Miki M Security Pacific have been a quiet 29-1. 10r a ballpark on a 120-acre parcel 1 season's Cinderella. Simon along Highway 237, near the Great VIII1117=1111171133,wiFTWin I hall, was two Rumeal Robinson America amusement park and being free throws short from about 40 miles south of Candle- Telesis other Tower, Suite 1080 eroiA ned prom queen. in stick Park. WI 1s)anne FIVIroannttilsocmoer&Street44 90 NCAA Champion. Estimates of the cost of a Two years ago Cinderella 45010-seat. baseball-only stadium wasn't even a woman, hut a range from 5100 million to 5200 illSn415-296-7700 Manning in Kansas's Jim Mobs Daily stall photographer million. championship season Because it is an even numbered San Jitsv's Michael (:on/alcs ay oids ('al's Jason Evans while com- year and it history repeats itself pleting a double play in thy Spartans' 10-1 skit/0 OVvr the Bears there won't he an Italian coaching Tuesday . Dave Tellers t 5- Ii struck out eight batters. a Cinderella team in the final four In Celebration of its 20 year anniversary, the Student Union presents this year. Italian coaches prevail in odd numbered years. "Politics, Society and the University - North Carolina State skipper Jim A 60's Retrospective". Vol', anti coached his team to a Fourth win for woman national title in 1983 when his a panel discussion featuring some of San Wolfpack defeated the Houston Jose State's most infamous political oh LorentoCharles' musher in lditarod ursday, March 15 !Ammo last second dunk off a activists of the Sixties... 11:30 to 1 pm, in the lkriiek WhittenhurEair ball. NOME. Alaska (AP) Mustier Farher. billowing a mandatory Isoi years later. Rollie Susan Butcher crossed the finish sis-hour rest. Butcher left the Student union Dick Miner, AS. Room. \ lassunitio's Villanova Wildcats line today to claim her fourth vic- White Mountain checkpoint 77 Umunhum President, 1968-69, pulled %% hat miles front the finish one hour 20 some consider the tory in the last five years in the Rashid Salahuddin greatest upset in championship 1.158-mile Witarod Trail Sled Dog 'ninnies ahead of Runyan. game history when they defeated Race. She stopped for only three min- (James Edwards), A.S. number one ranked Georgetown. Her victory, in record time, utes at Safety to move it few dogs president, 1969-70, Ken The Wildcats shot 90 percent turned the tables on defending to different posinions in the har- Noel, leader of black from the field against the champion Joe Runyan. who edged ness before striking out on the last athlete's issues, Richard defending national her last year at the finish of the 22-mile leg of the race at 8:36 a.m. champions that Ferry, SDS member, were led by All-American center Anchorage-to-Nome race. Runyan AST. Patrick Ewing. trailed Butcher on the trail by more "It's Runy'an who I have to Cynthia Johnson, Gil Massimino is Italian and Big than an hour. worry about," Butcher said while Villagren, Phil Whitten Last counterpart Lou Cameseca "She just had a better plan." still on the trail. "He has a hot and Gene Lokey, coached his St. John's team to the said Libby Riddles, the first team, hut he's got to get ahead of polmhacal aClivis1',, and final four as well that year. woman to win the race in 1985, me. John Hendricks, A S Rick Pitino's Friars from watching the finish on the sunny Butcher had dropped another Providence would wear the glass streets of this Gold Rush-era town. dog at Him, leaving her with 11 I're,aderii, VOA 65 slippers in 1987 when they reached "She outraced these guys. She dogs to Runyan's 15 over the last the final four. Like Cameseca, his maintained her dog team better." 123 miles of the race. Moderated by Louie handily broke the RIGHT ON! team viould be eliminated by a Smiling as she ran beside her Butcher's time Barozzi, past A.S. lams Big East team coached by a Jogs in her bright red snowsuit. the speed record for the identical route Advisor and current non Italian, They lost to Syracuse. 13-year-old Butcher finished the in 1986 - - II days, 15 hours and Sewn Hall drove to the dance race shortly before II a.m. Her of- Nis minutes. Her 1987 Iditarod re- counselor at SJSU. last season in their fancy carrage. ficial time was II days. I hour, 53 cord of II days 2 hours 5 minutes P.J. Carlesimo's Pirates' carriage minutes. 23 seconds, heating both was set on an alternate route. did not turn into a pumpkin until her record for the route taken this First prize is $50.000, with the Rumeal Robinson sunk two free year and her overall record for all rest of the $200,(XX) purse divided It throws in overtime. Iditarod races. among the next 19 finishers. THURSDAY MAR 7,H 15,1990 SPARTAN DAILY 5 SPARTAN Savior Life Arts vs. sinner Rock reflects social issues lit slat) , wog -Rock ss oh a suit u.il cons, icncc That's is hat The 111 inIlk.". singer-songv.riter Wayne Hussey predicts for the '90., ''Carved In Sand.' the latest melodic offering from The Mission U.K.. reflects the band's own social concerns such as substance abuse and the. plight the working class Re«ird I he album's Revien opening track "Amelia - addresses the set ual abuse tit L'hildren. With lyrics such as "Daddy comes in the dark ot night. Daddy says diin't he scared it'll all light." the eatchiness of the Publicity photograph tune almost belies its sublect matter. Hie two songs James Whitson (right) played the role of Jesus and that haw receked the most radio . -Butterfly on a Wheel" Carl Anderson labi%ei portrayed Judas Iscariot in and ’ Delis ciance. deiplav Ilussey 's Dianna Shuster's version of "Jesus Christ more romantic side Superstar." The production s$ ill he performed at 'Deli% mime' "is about the son of the San Jose Civic Light Opera. mysticism that comes iwer you when you first meet siimetme and you feel you 'it' Ken Kwok - rt. knIM it them totes cm Fs en when you’’, er seen them hetoie in your life.- Ili said. I lussey 's haunting voice combined is ith the sluing hacking heat it the Jesus Christ Superstar modern and exciting se'c'tion and dark, introspectie ly ties et ate mood -evoking songs that still remain in the meminy long alter they stop recek By Mike de Giv v and interspersed with recent events in (il Anderson's portrayal of Judas James \\ hum in. ii Ito played Jesus, ing airplay Daily staff writer Eastern Europe and Tiananmen Square. I....a eii. a role he pia 'd 20 years ago on seems iii iii u' keen cast more I'm its pho- I wish I had 10 sets of eyes I ciold as well as with footage of personalities Broadway and late' in the Norman Je% I togenic Icahn:. than hot his singing Ills son I liii is ,.!1 HUI Lice his have used them last weekend tor San like Lech Walesa, Pope John Paul II and as one i)1 the strongest pertor- intl Movie critic joins staff Jose Civic Light Opera's production of Jimmy SiAaggart. mane es in the show I Itse oice hasn't lost lit OW Nil. Oil telex 1,1011S. the Tim Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber A gotkl approximation. 1 thought. of iinc bit of soul, and his acting has reall% 01 a pO111111 I 1.2tile alter support fin a of CBS morning show Christ Superstar. of a testis mann ed rock opera "Jesus what news coverage of Naza- caw,' Ittti ii tile he hit ;ill the notes VORK critic Not only was there a IN i ion on reth would look like tuda lsi,iel n 4 I Its silk 1110..111`.01111121 Ilie MIN dia- light. his singlipy missed some nide," Ili- (woe Siskel i ill it's ICW MO% RICO, stage to keep track of, but 11 (' ' as Judas notes iii he title Malik intl c ni lilt tni scene 01 SaillUdils able essence that can onl) inalequately Oil "CBS This Morning’ starting Enda). Play mass siti is, yids a litital liedcsci Med ;is 5.1(11. director Dianna Shuster son..2." had no communication battle is ith his con- The nek%tirk said Tuesday that Sis- brilliantly enhanced the Felevision was noticeahl% lacking science Diessed as a .1C1 1.1.3 did Review revolutionary in a a line job as Mary kel. Who still continue appearing is ith fel- show with six large- preached peace and his t: hi I shirt. combat boots Tagil:Ilene. a %%hen Jesus and a red beret. She had sweet suite low critic Roger Ebert in their syndicated , stacked three -high on the 111:1'sSe's, hut a ill VIA Awl an- Andel son is strong screen televisions, present in iestled xi ith two men who cleai and soothing. ’Siskel and Ebert" program. is ill appear suite I he each side of the stage. gles during Judas' hetra il. during the clad, except their clothes iireliestia. conducted If% I lenry tie ice a week. review mg films \\ ethics- 0 became part of to Jesus to Camera operators crowds' exhortations over- \vete all black and the s had no laces. SIollione. did an excellent lob tieing IOW and x !dens on stage and get- These to the "I) 111.1.1s the cast, moving about throw the Romans and then again at nuna-hke shadow s it Judas con- \ II I 1st lot 1111111C l's have Siskel. a Wm ii tic at CBS-owned A been sold SIIii 1111 to ting live footage of the action. This was Jesus' tiial fitting comment on the na- science eventually coaxed him to the out. ult,itlu e to get WItlt'sl 1 V in Chicago and a syndicated televisions flanking the stage , it the nes% s hineinan's noose mid it, his death tickets, I kitos suit \WWI fed into the ture media ?oda% mind ine re- columnist, has been nominated three times sealing the emling: the actor is ern, !lied. lot an I nutty Award.

Local reggae band playing South Bay gigs Come Join the Movies Positions. AvaitObtO: Immediate By Denise Reynolds gonna grab you." Jaeger said. Openinit- Daily stall writer According to the hand. by the end Maintenance Days and Evenings Reggae music's popularity is ci.iithtlt.ie sho w eV eryneo in the aud i Cashier Free Movies spreading like wildfire across the is dancing. Concession Flexible Shifts Bay Area. and Inka Inka has added So eneigelic is Inka Inka's Some Supervisory Frequent Wage Reviews spark to the flame. slum that the Icad singer. Wildci Positions \Mil Train The intensity of Inka Inka's en- sustained an innar, a less \kCelo thusiastic energy and roots- ago lumping tilt the. stage into the CENTURY BERRYESSA CENTURY 24 oriented reggae sound has ignited crowd. "It hurt real had for ahi nit a 926-0367 its own popularity in the South minute." Wilder said. But he ciin- CALL TODAY! 244-8131 Bay. tinned singing, and finished It, Having played such clubs as the show, dancing on a broken ankle Iguana Club in Los Its energy and enthusiasm ,th Music Gatos and the Cac- genuine. Inka Inka does not its to Profile tus Club in San be something Ws not. Aci olding Jose, as well as fra- to Wilde,. -Image is 5oniii1,111!' GRAND ternity parties at SJSU and Stan- We ties Cr I ford University, Inka Inka is estab- reed. ''We have no nioni it lishing itself in the Bay Area. OPENING Inka Inka is made up of six Laura Chun Daily staff photographer egl'tssi-this attitude which has con members. Todd Wilder, 19. a SJSI I freshman Todd Wilder, top right, sings for Inka Inka tributed lii Inka Inkds appeal I It, MANICURES freshman majoring in advertising hand's manager. Rani Nak atm. at SJSU. is the lead singer and per- We were all thinking, 'Yeah. Pulse, although their music is a attributes their appeal to this la, I cussionist. Greg Schnetz. 26 is a we're Inka Inka. we think?' " combination of many sources of ''They don't remoe e themselst $10 guitarist and backup vocalist. Greg Wilder said. reggae. from the crowd When do a Jaeger. 26, is the bass guitarist. Part ot Inka Inka's unique per- According to Schentz. "Our show.'' We Specialize in: Kevin Allen. 26. plays rhythm gui- sonality is that all the members are music has a nick and blues influ- In the next year Inka Inka would Silk Nails tar and sings backup vocals. Scott white. This has proven, at times. ence.. It's reggae with other stuff like to put out an ulbimnu It also Silk Maddem, 19. a freshman at De to be both a help and a hindrance to mixed in.' hopes to espand its shows through_ Wraps College, plays the band. "It goes both ways." 311 otil Anza Community The hand members write 4'1 - the lia) Area, and then down FREE GIFT drums and percussion. And Gre- Allen said. their own music, with "everyone the Coast. "We want to he on the gory Kaiser. 19, is the keyboardist But the hand feels strongly that making up their iiiin part." No road next %ear.- Allen said 914 South First and backup vocalist. its race is not an important issue. one in the hand has is Mien a song ears from nost . Inka Inka (South First and Martha) The band started in March of "Our music speaks Iii alone. "We sxiirk as a team.'' members see theniselies last year when Allen. Jaeger and Jaeger said. "I don't think music Jaeger said out coliseums, is idiom selling oni San Jose Schnetz put out fliers looking for can he tied to one race." agreed Inka Inka's eneigy is not limited the music." Schni tz said. (408)279-0263 reggae musicians. Wilder. Kaiser Schnetz. to the creation oi its music. In addition. Inka Inka hopes the It's in MANICURIST AND BEAUTY SUPPLIES and Maddern. who all attended the Inka Inkas members get their the stage shoes is here die hand's reggae scene in San Jose will get same high school, responded to the inspiration from "all influences of personality comes to life. "We bigger. "We (reggae musicians) fliers.and Inka Inka was formed. reggae.'' Wilder said. The band's draw off energy from the crowd." almost have to generate it." Jaelier ''Our first practice was on Mon- biggest influences include Bob Kaiser said. said. But Inka Inka finds sail' day and our first show was that Fri- Staley.. Burning Spear and Steel "This is reggae and we are tluitt itt gettine peopl, ititrc!. 'Bad Influence' truly bad; fails to deliver thrills, plot Were Toyota Motor Credit Corporation aMCCi, one of Americas fastest-growing and most successful automotive finance By Denise Reynolds chaia s annihilation in a ban oom spadeI plaf...1 1,1 uI ycons Ilk ini. organizations. For aspiring financial professionals, we provide Daily start writer hi iii I portrayal as the innocent yuppie The all-tuo- on-the-Job training programs and a team spirit that fosters per- Rob Lowe's scandalous porn Ales is handsome (kilter who Slichael. While there are times sonal growth. We currently have excellent entry-level positions flick last summer probably has a plus lite by his own rules, has a when his character's addiction to predictable plot for Collectors at our San Ramon branch office better plot than his new release. se ay is ith women and lives life on the is iii lute' seems logical, at other twists fall short the edge. times it is almost ridiculous to You will be responsible for all retail collection activity and "Bad Influence." customer service for assigned accounts A BA/BS degree, good Touted as a "psychological For Michael and Alex it is a case e that his character could he so of the promised communication skills and basic computer abilities are essential. thriller." "Bad Influence" seems of opposite attraction. and a dan- easily manipulated to participate in Collections experience is a distinct advantage. inure like a "psychological gerous friendship forms. Alex acts so blatantly against his mor- "thrill." snoozer." Meant to build sus- shows Michael a Tos Angeles of In addition to the advantages of working With an industry pense, the all-too-predictable plot S&M clubs. di ugs. beautiful 1 iiwe's portrayal of Ales never dark. seedy Los Angeles I)) night. leader, TMCC offers a competitive starting salary, excellent twists fall short of the promised women and illicit se's quite i-caches the depths of evil that While successful in demonstrat- benefits, and a progressive work environment. For Immediate this role demands. It is almost as if consideration, please calli4151830-8200, or send your resume 'thrill.'' So begins Michael's downward ing the conflict between Michael's with salary history to. The movie starts with the nec- spiral. His lite spins out of control Lowe is trying to send a message and Alex's world. "Bad Influ- Toyota Motor Credit Corporation, essary character introductions. In as Alex takes it upon himself to be- to the world to no longer stereo- ence" fails to capture the real ter- 2420 Camino Ramon, Bldg J. TOYOTA 'MCC walks Michael (James Spader) as come Michael's guardian angel. A type him as a mere pretty hoy, but ror of the situation into which Alex Suite 130, PO Box 5023, MOTOR the successful yuppie climbing the series of walk -on-the-wild-side as a serious dramatic actor. has thrust Michael. San Ramon, CA 94583. CREDIT to the that Alex Directed by Curtis !Janson. Attn: Human Resources corporate ladder, engaged evenings reseals is more "Bad Influence' is playing in FOE M/F/m/v. CORPORATION ideal woman. but unhappy with the of a devil-in-disguise. "Bad Influence" attempts to cre- San Jose at Century 24, Capitol life he's created for himself. Predictably. the plot leads to ate an apparent conflict between Drive-fit. Century 10 in Mountain working as one to be #1. Michael's distress over his life murder. and Michael realizes that good and e% il. an innocent Michael View and the Cinema in Morgan leads him to an oceanside bar he must eradicate Alex from his and a corrupt Alex, and a sunny, Ilill, as well as other theaters where Alex (Lowe) prevents Mi- beautiful lifs Angeles by day and a around the Bay Area. SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1900 Connery film suspenseful It. 11.it I,. SPARTAN, :II, .1 I It., 1011...1. hi Y. tlear- start mato 'AM !dal orders soaked with suspense. I Alec Baldwin Beetlejuice," Ilimi 1 oi Red Os whet ’ is a nail Life &the Arts "Working Girl' I plays Jack biting submarine 'hillier Ryan, the film's protagonist i-.ed the best-selling nose! Baldwin is convincing as the fish- . , the film is set out -of-water CIA analyst who pre glasnost dui Movie finds himself in the midst of inter- mg a huh nine in The film is filled to national intrigue. Revkw he Ci4d ii he - Scott Glenn I ''The Right 1 ..Y een the t 'tilted the brim with spine- Stuff-1 was cool and unflappable sos tel t mon as Captain Bari Mancuso of the I he ails (mime ptilsels into J.. tingling chase USS Dallas. A former Marine. lion V1 ht.11 ..1111 Simko Kamms Glenn seemed right at home in the plased by Sean I 'HMI) det: Ittc'. sequences. military atmosphere. II. 111CICCI ill the ( 1111ell Slate% with In the film's true standout per- the top setret Red ()dither An tercet(' the silent sos let sub before formance. Sam Neill i"A Cry. in (mile: ss Mel 1111111 el),UCS as the Sit- any line else can destroy it. the Dark'') was outstanding as the lei 1 III Sink the slat be - Hie film is tilled to the brim sulnerable Captain Vasil y Born- foie ii can teat. h safety w oh spine-tingling chase se- din, second in command on the I he 1 S N4% operating on quences, chilling missle attacks Red (ktoher. lk is the most sym- false information from Aloseow and deadly gun play . The sus- pathetic character, professing his Iselies es !tut Ramitis is a madman pense is engulfing from the start desire to live in Montana and holi Ott Now ing tip the Last coast and remains constant through the travel from state to state in an RV. and heginntig a thermonuclear twist and turns of the plot coding The film's strong supporting %WI .1.111:k R y1111. PlitYted by Alec in a tidal wave of drama. east includes such venerable char- lialrlw in. Is a CI A analy st who Sean ('tannery, People inag- acter actors as James Earl Jones, has done extensise research on iiiines "sexiest man alise" in Joss Ackland and Richard Jordan. Kamm, and doesn't buy the Sovi- 1989. was dashing as Ramius, the By far this year's hest action ci's stills cunning captain of the Red Octo- adventure, "The Hunt For Red Hie chase begin, as Ryan. ber. With his commanding pres- October" is destined to rise to the Publicity photograph aboatil the I "SS tries to in- ence it's casv to understand wh, top of box office success Sean Connery. left, stars in the t litilki 'I loot for Red I lumber'

Heart is missing in Dabney Coleman's newest movie Tops on TV Vi )014K (Al') - Here By Christine De Grass hard only to he rebelled against leman gets a taste ()I' his own medi- :it: ilk. prime -time tele% ision Daily staff writer and constantly embarrassed by his cine. Ile and his wife Jean, played railues as compiled by the Home is where the heart is. three children by Joanna Cassidy are at their A ( Nielsen Co. for the That old saying has adorned the In keeping ss it ii Coleman's pat- doorstep seeking refuge atter Cole- week of March 5-1 I . kitchen walls of grandmothers for ented nasty -but-lovable style, he man loses it all ss hen hanks fore- centuries and has been a basic forces his children, played by Uma close on his loan. I . \ inertia's riiiiine.1 theme of movies almost as long. Thurman. Crispin ()loser and Suiy Milne \ ,\14(.. 24 I The end is confusing, everyone And now it finally has a movie Amis, to move from their rit.c.s rating. 21.8 million home. ends tip w Oh something. but no all to itself. Manhattan home to a decaying 2 ' 'Cheers... NBC', 23.4, one ends up ss ith what sou would "Where The Heart Is.- released building in Brookly it in an effort to 21 2 million homes. eveti. !Cs almost as if one had last month by make them grow up. 3. ' 'Roseanne .’ ABC. walked into an entirely different I out listone Pic- Movie In an effort to raise money, their 22.1, 20.0 million home,. movie. ture., is about the Review father only gave them each $750. 4. '' line Cosh', Show imptirtance of the they decide that they must each For the intim part. the acting is NBC', 21 I. 10 uiiilhtllhi home and family. A thought that is I ind one friend to rent a room. pathetic. with the notable excep- 5. "A Different ceaselessly expressed throughout Eventually they end up with an ex - Innis of Coleman and Christopher worm." the convoluted, rarely funny pic- magician who has joined the ranks Plummer. who played the magi- NBC'. 20 7, 18.7 million ture. of the homeless, 'rom. a stock- homes. the ensemble ( wanna-be) com- broker, Jimmy . a fashion designer cian known in the movie as The S -- 6. "60 Minutes."' CBS, edy stars Dabney Coleman as and Sheryl. a student who answers t Their ability to play their charac- 19.6, 17.7 million 1101111:S. Stewart Mcliain, a rich building their ad for a room for rent. ters ss ith humor and endearingness 7. 'M'ondel 1 ears- ABC'. Publicity photograph dennilition contractor who has Things seem to he going fine for makes a boring movie like this I S. 7. 16.9 million homes. 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Martin Mull lends small ant inc Iii g ible . her Its iI. s ...old I righten small their booties at club amount of humor to film children, Her lips are so enormously pulls. By Denise Reynolds atmo- liar tear that it she e%er got a had case of chapped Daily staff miter Adding to the disco Dadv staff Wilhal lips, the resulting collagen explosion could The) sa) disco is dead, hut sphere. strobe lights pulse to the

In writing this rev iew tor "Ski Patrol." I douse the entire Great Plains region. once a week at the Cactus Club. heat while the crowds dance be- hall. which tried to think of as many clever skiing meta- disco Is sIO in' alive. neath a mirrored Rounding out the cast is George Lope,. hangs from the ceiling. %Act, phors as I could. "in avalanche 14 laughter."' Disco Inferno is the brain - who plays Eddie, a patroller with a passion for screens play clips from "Satur- S14111.1A dinvil if/ 14 our hnlil thetilrf. and so hid of King Raffi who is a high evplosives, Paul Kn. who pi,uss a charac- on disc jockey on campus radio sta- day Night "Jaws and to inexplicably described by the studio as a other But alter seeing "Ski Patrol." I forgot all tion KSJS tEM mo% it,', and tele% main Wall Child Wig) dances remarkably well. and that 90, 7 Every shows popular at the time. K Caw', who manages to escape this deba- This too', it, blows chunks. -Ihursday night. This disco le%er seems to he , w iii a I casonahl) amusing perform:like Me first clue to the quality of this movie is sellout crowds catching, as inure and more pa- trons adorn themselves in the the producer. Paul Maslansky, the man respon- PUVICIty PhOtOydph (lit boogie to old '70s lavorites the positive side, the skiing sequences ot the '70s sible for bringing the slew of such all% as The Bee Gees, outrageous tashions Eddie tGeorge laiperi and Ice !Han CI K. (ar- are well I limed, hut pretty standard fare for fans Movie "Police Academy" films to the Donna Summer and the Village to compete for mit:N. During ter) cruise across the slopes iii 'Ski Patrol' it Warren Miller films Review screen. The second tipidt is the People. one contest. Nal% anan de- SJSU student Raffi Nalvarian scribed the -winning outfit: presence of Martin Mull, the de- the snow is tunny for only so long t A anyone "Ski Patrol" was released March 2. andis ta.k.a. King Raffi ), a mere 'This is from hell ’ cidedly milunny huckster of that loathsome who has heard the I lyatt Lakc Tahoe radio spits cut teuttls dying a slow. painful death at the box swill, Michelob Dark. child during disco's reign, The winner of the contest was will attest.) Mice Mull plays Maris, a slea/ehall land devel- Returning to his "Police Academy" for- breathed new life into the de- 20-year-old Eric Rider, a stu- funct dance music Jan. 4 to a dent at Mission Community oper who attempts a hostile takeover of Snowy mula. Maslansky has assumed that in using an Save your five bucks (Pops keeps the re- crowd of inure than 450 disco College. Rider was decked out Peaks, a financially strapped resort owned by ensemble cast, most audience members will soil) and instead rent the videocassette "Li- diehards. many of them out- in a turquoise leisure suit, a Cuddly old Pops (Ray Walston. Mr. Hand of find someone entertaining. He guessed wrong. cense To Thrill." It features real skiers, skiing fitted in polyester leisure suits. hrown, wide -collar shin, a pair Fast Times at Ridgemont High"). "Ski Patrol" marks the film debut for its impossibly steep terrain, and tremendous "I know the words to every of brown platform shoes and Fverything looks lost for Pops, given that director, screenwriters, and many members of crashes, not this choreographed nonsense. In one of these songs." confessed guild chains, his only allies are the members of the ski patrol. Its cast. it shows. one scene, an out -o) -control skier ci ill ide. with Nal v arian last Thursday, while "I got the outfit from in a colorful group of degenerates led hy Jerry Tess, a one-name (and hopefully. one- a huge pine tree and hurtles down the hill, her spinning discs at the Cactus dad's closet and the shoes from Kramer (Roger Rose). film) hack of an actress makes an embarrass- rap doll hody coming to a stop hundreds of limp Club. under the bed,'' Rider said The ski patrollers, to their credit, exude a ingly' had film debut as what the press informa- feet below ,ertain numbskull charm as they slog their way tion calls "a Slav ic-European patroller of fan- through the script, hut people falling down in tastic beauty." Not only is her diction Now that's entenainment.

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With the empt) Its Itarhar 1.ang,ley Valerie Coleman. a 1968 field will participate it: "The space at the side of the howling Daily staff kW 4411 SJSU graduate. still remembers Media, the Campus. the Woild: alley. officials thought about put- T he 3,((X) yards of magenta and the day that her station at- A 60's Retrospective." a 90- ting in a coffee house, but howling gold-striped, custom-designed car- turned out to be fairly popular so the switch front film to minute forum sponsored by the peting scream of a '60s origin. The tempted they added in the other four lanes. tape. She was interview- Student The forum, to carpel is among the last of the inte- video Union. Throughout the years. remodel- Francisco-Mayor rior relics of a building that was ing then-San help celebrate the l'inon's 20th ing and reconstruction have taken Moscone for constructed and opened in that psy- George KG() tele- anniversary, will he held at place. The carpet was replaced. 12:30 in the t hnunhum Room. chedelic era. % ision. The crew had two mi- hut with the same design. Rotting After nearly two years of con- crophones. one for the film and Other participants include: handrails around the building were struction and an investment of $5 one for the video tape. because Jim Brewer of the Sun Francisco replaced. the ballroom was sound million, SJSU students during (k- "nobody trusted the video," Chronicle, Jan Shaw, a feature proofed and the cafeteria was re- tither of 1969 celebrated the open- she said in a telephone interview writer for the San Francisco modeled three times. The cafeteria ing of the SJS College Union, or this week. Business Times. and Craig remodeling included the addition what we know as the Student Turner, the metropolitan editor of ceiling beams to reinforce the Union. This week oft ietals are cel- This was one of the many ceiling. The ceiling started to sat, changes that she has experi- of the Los Angeles Times. They ebrating its 20th alum ersary. will introdcue themselves, talk after over-enthusiastic fans at a I': SJSU was the first state college enced in her career since her concert upstairs used the ballroon graduation from SJSI.I. about their career paths from the to build a college union. As the SJSU of the 60's to the present. floor like trampoline. student's meeting place hopped Friday. Coleman, now a and address questions about the Each room in the Union was around campus. first from a build- KCBS Radio morning news different prtqcssions. named for an area that surrounds ing at Fourth and San Fernando the university, such as the Unum- streets that students called tht. hum Room, for Mount Umunhum. Coop. and later to Ninth Street. or the Loma Prim Room, for the students decided that they wanted areas. paid $1 million toward the In 1972 the name changed from Loma Pricts area near Santa Cmz. to have a place of their own. building's cost. Another $50,(XX) the College Union to the Student The use of some rooms in the Student unions weren't a new was donated by Joe Jennings and Union because then-Associated Union have changed. A few of the idea. Most of the universities hack his wife, to go toward the cultural Students President Mike Buck said rooms intended to be .meeting East and in Europe had unions, area. Faculty and staff raised al- that the students were the ones rooms became the offices of the said Judy Hermann. public rela- most $1,000 to furnish a lounge, paying for it, so it should reflect program hoard. tions director of the Student and another $15.((X) was donated their investment. Hermann said. The music room was originally Union. SJSU students of the early toward the cost of a conference In the mid-'70s the amphitheater blocked off and used for a group '60s voted to assess part of their room. was added, along with a salad and listening room. The listening room fees to construction of the build- Originally the Student Union ice cream bar. The amphitheater was unsupert ised. Hermann said. ing. she said. hoped to employ IS full-time cleri- "was a natural" addition. Her- and "all sorts of strange things Student tees covered the initial cal and administrative jobs and 30 mann said. Before, the area was were going on hack there." So. the Student Union celebrates its 20th anniversary Frida cost of construction and the re- part-time positions to he filled by just a "big pit," she said. Student Union sponsored a contest maining $4.5 million was bor- students. Today there are 25 full- At one point, a hair salon was and a student came up with the car- roof and stuff like that." she rowed through a federal loan to he time employees and 200 part-time considered for the union, but be- peted music room that looks like a added. And the Student Union repaid over a 40-year period. students' jobs. and that doesn't in- Calise 01051 people weren't into cut big, cat scratch box. could always use more off ict. Spartan Shops. which operated clude the jobs provided by Spartan and styled hair, the idea never The building is holding up well. space. according to Ilennann. But the bookstore and the food services Shops and the bookstore. flew, Hermann said. Also, there she said. But, "we need a new she had no specifics on plans. Advertising in the Spartan Daily Pays Call 924-3270 SJSU protest activities were at peak in '60s for a 1st Class Ad By Kevin Well months. All three of these men see the Daily staff writer 'We formed a "We formed a coalition to stop growth in student involvement yy,a9Ate. p4i4r, 940 stuilesys and ;city couRgjkonA roiwg gnpuy,10,,Pell outlay as a leritilbtut hultiressure- 111111111111 I 1.1,1 raculty members burkid a brand coalition to stop. - to do it, Jefferies said. i created by the . The V ietnan new 1970 Plymouth in front of the city council and "Eventually the officer was war became important to the lives Old Cafeteria as part of a Survival brought to trial. He had shot and of the students. UNIX ACCOUNTS Faire event. raised enough hell killed a defenseless man simply To create the mass movement. Many faculty members canceled to do it.' because he was jealous of him," that occured 2(1 years ago. it is pos- USENET COMPILERS their classes for a month to help the Prof. Leonard Jefferies, he said. sible that the environment or dem E-MAIL students' efforts in their protests of former Black Studies director The peak of student activism ()crane freediim could be the issues UUCP SUPPORT United States involvement in Cam- was just a peak. though, and when that initiate action. PUBLIC DOMAIN SOURCES bodia. the '70s began so did apathy. ''A mutest International is get- BOURNE, KORN, or C SHELL The Student Union became the ing their deferment and remaining The shrinkage of black in- ting pretty big on campus.' (ilinci NEWSFEEDS P.M sow. me 110 00 Ole 1...) focal point for developing mass in school. volvement was created by the Nix- said. "I think that my student :lc Login: ipm41 too posaword noquired) movements in protesting as every "I had an ROTC student in one onian era," Jefferies said. "Jobs tit ism and ins olvement is the one i408) 240-0200 240011200 room on campus was being used. of my classes who had never heard were lost by the exporting of man- thing I remember most from 1401) 2444678 58001.1.011 The peak in student activism at of opposition to the war," Gliner ufacturing positions out of the Notcom SJSU that blossomed out of the the issues, not violently hut toward said. "A couple of years later I got country." 1969-1970 school year made it one getting response and creating se- a letter from him from Sweden. He "Today it's not the same mass of the most active schools in the rious discussions. had gone AWOL (absent without movement it once was," com- nation. When the teachers canceled leave) after what he had learned mented Gotliffe. "When Nixon re- KEN'S HUBB BARBER SHOP By the end of the decade, the their classes, they would take the about the war." moved the troops he pre-empted events of the '60s had created students off campus. "We even SJSU also became the center for the students." " Rock 'n Roll Barbers" enough political fervor in students got some school buses to take stu- civil rights protests in the Bay "The period between '75 and that education was the protesting dents to marches," said active pro- Area. '85 was probably the most apa- TUES - FRI 9 AM 6PM, SA T 8AM - 4 PM activity that took place. fessor Bob Gliner. Professor Leonard Jefferies, thetic," (Hiner said. "Students be- It was the Vietnam War and the "l’he faculty met to consider who was the Director of the then came tied to the pressure for jobs 318 South 10th Street, San Jose 279-9955 Kent State shootings that inevi- whether to strike over the Cambo- Black Studies Program, found con- and the competition for them." (Next to Robert's Book Store) tably catalyzed this energy. dian issue." Gliner said. siderable support from the commu- "In the Sixties, everybody felt "The Kent State shootings that Protest against the Vietnam war nity and the faculty for civil rights that they could get a job so it took place really motivated the stu- had steadily grown throughout the issues. wasn't a concern," he said. 10 % off Nexxus Products dents to he active," said Associate Sixties. "In '63 or '64, if 30 or 40 When a black IBM engineer was Protessor Harvey Gotliffc, who people came out into the streets it murdered by a San Jose police offi- %%.1, at the school that year. "After was lucky, but by 1968 thousands cer, there was a cover-up by the that there was a real change within would come out," Gliner said SJPD and the San Jose City Coun- the school. Teachers changed their about his experience as an instruc- cil, according to Jefferies, that curriculums to ask questions about tor in Minneapolis. brought people front the commu- RUNNING FOR OFFICE? what was happening in the war," Student attempts to avoid the nity to meet at SJSU departments. Don't be caught off guard. he said. draft had become an easy activity Together they stopped the City The campus became split over for student, ,intIply by maintain- Council front operating for three Political activist continuing the fight By Edwin Acevedo It was the first time in the nation demands on his time. Daily staff writer a major college game was canceled Edwards said the activism dur- Harry Edwards is a busy. man. because of a threat of racial vio- ing the 1960s was successful, al- The former SJSU track athlete lence. though he agreed there is a long and basketball player is a coun- Edwards also helped organize a way to go. selor for both the Golden State black' boycott of the 1968 Mexico "In many ways. it's worse than Warriors and the San Francisco City Olympics. where SJSU track ever," he said. "It's not a one John Carlos and Tommy 49ers. stars time thing. For the last 20 years. Edwards Smith were sent home for raising has been a sociology professor at their fists during the presentation "The money has gotten bigger the University of California at Ber- of medals as a symbol of Black than ever." he added. "The greed keley. Power. has gotten bigger than ever on all Edwards. who graduated from When Edwards attended school sides: the players. the coaches, the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ELECTIONS SJSU in 1964. was active in the here, he had said that San Jose schools.'' civil rights movement during the State College. as it was called Edwards pioneered the subject. CANDIDATE ORIENTATION MEETING 1960, and is no stranger to organi- then. was racist and that the only "sociology of sport." and has zation. reason blacks were let into the written several textbooks. He did THURSDAY, MARCH 15,3:00 p.m. In 1967. Edwards warned then- school was for athletics. his dissertation at Cornell Univer- A.S. COUNCIL CHAMBERS SJSU President Robert Clark that In 1977. Edwards found that the sity in New York after leaving any ac- black militants would "use FBI had been investigating his SJSU. DEADLINE: All candidate applications means possible" to stop the play- tivities. He was getting spots on Although he is very busy, he ing of a football game if racial dis- the FBI's Agitator Index. Security still enjoys everything he does. must be turned in at the Orientation Meeting. crimination was not eliminated Index and possibly the Rabble from the campus. according to a Rouser Index, according to a Spar- "I like my work," he said. FOR MORE INFO. CALL Spartan Daily article. tan Daily article. "That's all lean say." His actions forced Clark to During the same year. Edwards In addition to this, he works 924-6240 cancel the game against the Uni- applied for the position of SJSU with baseball Commissioner Fay versity of Texas. El Paso. for fan president, although he later took Vincent to try to get minorities FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS safety. himself out of the race because of hired in major league baseball. Happy B -day Student Union

SJSU Greek 'Fraternity Row' in the 1960s life plummetted in 1960s EAE It, Lisa Billignicier EN EAE I ATLI KKr I I th Street within a three block actions. Staff Writer Daily area. Up until that time only one black It was an era in w Inch Greeks were the 11th Street the Viet- When numbers lot members) man had become involved in a so- nam war and the civil rights fell below what their Nationals dominant force on cial fraternity outside KAeirol AZ EX ECK movement were on the of the black 5 forefront of (headquarters) set, the money was fraternities on campus. everyone's concerns. the campus. riot there so the hanks pulled the The Kappa Sigma fraternity ris- It was also a time in which plug." he said. tween fraternities going on in the ked losing its charter to pledge KA9 ACD Greek life all over the country took Most of the large dormitory- street. "Negro Glen Grover. who ended a turn for the worse. There was a style houses were sub-leased in the Sigma Chi's Derby Days in- up depledging before the semester severe decrease 10th Street in membership, mid-'70s to the state for halfway cluded such events as a kissing was through because of pressure especially at SJSU. houses and Job Corps when the contest and a beer spin relay, in from the black community. In the fall ... and 'Fraternity Row' today of 1967, SJSU fraternities and sororities went which "all women's living cen- Black sorority. Delta its Sigma boasted largest fraternity rush under. ters" participated. Theta, was also twice rejected over 600 by Burned Job Job Job with men signed up as In the early '60s SJSU had a rep- Beth Parker, who pledged Delta Panhellenic to become a member. pledges for 17 In 1963 corps Corps MOWN houses. Less than utation of being a party school and Gamma sorority in 1964, remem- "The time was not ripe for ex V five years later the university was Greek life was on the uprise. bered a strong Greek system where pansion," according to the 1967 11th Street left with 10 fraternity houses that Miner said. The traffic that is there was a lot of support and toge- Panhellenic. Job 2 v,vre EN Job struggling to hold on to their found on 10th and I I th streets therness during her days at SJSU. Two sorority houses, Phi Mu Corps Corps Corps Corps hailers. today was non-existent at that time "Greeks were the dominant and Kappa Delta, had already gone The sororities found themselves because there was no freeway en- force on the campus," Parker said. under that year due to lack of A0 in the same predicament. trance to Interstate 280. But by the mid-'60s the Greek memberships and funding. EA E Throughout the '60s there were Miner remembers times when image of "conformity, senseless In one incident, all Greeks had 13 sororities to choose from. By 11th Street was blocked off at San pranks and radicalism" was no to evacuate the fraternity and so- 10th Street the early '70s that number had Fernando and San Carlos streets longer a status symbol according to rority houses for a weekend be- dropped to five. and the fraternities would stage an editorial that appeared in the cause of rumored racial violence. wounded Greek system. very Moulds "There was a Much Info hazing. great flurry in the huge water fights for three or four Spartan Daily in 1966. As many as 5(1) marshalls were "Mini-skirts were a fun aspect said. mid-'60s with building new frater- hours, until the police broke them In 1967 the racial uprisings and on call to handle any riots that and Vietnam was a somber aspect "I wasn't into the humility 'nit), and sorority houses,' said up. the civil rights movement pre- might have occurred. of that era." said Jerry Spotter game," Moulds said, admitting Dick Miner, who pledged Sigma "It was the beginning of the end sented new problems for the Greek Two weeks after the evacuation who was the 1966-67 President of that he did not fit in very well. Chi in the spring of 1964, but of the cooperation between us and system. all of the Greeks were placed on Associated Students and a member "We had to memorize long pas- never became an active member. the police," Miner said. The United Black Students for probation and were given three of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. sages, call everyone 'sir' and take . The final product, dubbed "Ira- The streets would be blocked off Action,. a very active civil rights months to propose a policy that Miner "The Greeks were everyone's orders." lenity row," consisted of more and massive outdoor parties would group at SJSU, called for all would end racial discrimination on trying to hang on to a concept of After dropping out of the pro- than 10 fraternity and sorority be held. It was also commonplace Greeks to be removed from cam- campus. the world and of life that wasn't in gram, Moulds became very active houses that were all located on to see a friendly football game be- pus because of their discriminatory A policy was agreed upon and step anymore." with the demonstrations on campus the probation was lifted, but there "They were trying to turn their against the Vietnam war. was not an active black member in back to what was happening and During one of the protests, dem- the Greek system until over a year preserve a way of college life that onstrators were boycotting classes Bush seeks aid for Nicaragua and a half later. didn't exist in the mid-'60s," he and trying to discourage other stu- Sigma Chi fraternity was ex- said. dents from attending their classes. pelled from the campus in Novem- Miner remembered his pledge One of the students that Moulds Panama to benefit cLonoinj . States had used in as efforts to dis- ber of 1967 because of discrimina- brothers at Sigma Chi taking a was harassing that day later be- He added another request: that lodge the leftist Sandinista govern- tory practices by national members stand against him while he was came his wife, Betsy. from peace dividend lawmakers approve a stalled $500 ment of President Daniel Ortega. in their selection of local members. A.S. president in 1968-69. Betsy Moulds. who was a mem- million in aid for Panama, which And he said he would seek an addi- The Sigma Chi's had a policy of "The Sigma Chi's called me a ber of the now inactive sorority, WASHINGTON (AP) - Law- the president proposed after the tional $200 million for Nicaragua "denying membership based on communist because I was opposed Kappa Alpha Theta, does not rec- makers of both parties are lining up United States overthrew Gen. next year. race, religion or national origin," to the war," Miner said. "I was ollect any negative feelings about behind President Bush's request Manuel Antonio Noriega. On Capitol Hill, words of sup- according to its 1967 national by- not at all surprised . . . most peo- Greeks at that time, . for a quick infusion of $300 mil- The $800 million in immediate port for Bush's request soon fol- laws. ple in leadership positions were at "I didn't pay much attention. I lion for Nicaragua, but problems aid for Nicaragua and Panama lowed. The fraternity chapter was re-in- the far right of the political per- was still pretty much a rah-rah type are arising that could slow the would be diverted from the current House Speaker Thomas S. stated in September of 1968 when spective at that time." person," Betsy Mould said. package's progress through Con- military budget, perhaps the first Foley, D-Wash., said lawmakers it agreed to adhere to the rules of Steve Moulds pledged Alpha Betsy "Was a Republican and 1 gress. real "peace dividend" from the re- would need more details about non-discriminatory rush stated by Tau Omega in the fall of 1967 after was of the Peace-and-Freedom Bush asked Congress on Tues- ceding Cold War. where the money would come the California State College Sys- returning from a stint with the Party,’ Steve Moulds said. day to provide the money by April Speaking at a news conference, from and how it would be spent, tem. Peace Corps. "When we got married we both 5 to help incoming President Vio- Bush announced the lifting of the but said, "We want to work with The civil rights movement led He dropped out of the pledge decided to become Democrats." leta Chamorro rebuild the Central 5-year-old trade embargo against them and do it as soon as possi- into he anti -war movement at prop iritiritte sys- -Ely the end of the 1>tgliter,hon- American country's 'war-weakened Nicaragua, which the United ble." SJSer fict,ftich hat the a saleady tem 16 he yen, seIrcentered and eymtx,n was over,’ Miner 'said.'

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'The STATELINE. !st (API guilts and posted SI MOO hail on 11 protected reptiles were besides CSU staff members, al- treme oppostition (by students) to mere fact that we're in this room - A 3h-year-old Mall won violations encompassing the cap- lowed to look at the minutes He these pay increases" in light of means we would have rather done S717.474.39 from a dollar ture and transportation of nearly (t) seized from was not allowed to copy them. CSU bugdet troubles, Collins said. it differently." slot machine, the same ma- protected wildlife animals. Balgooyen's home and ''This does not amount to public Collins said it didn't matter what "The tmly mistake was not chine he suffered a heart at- Balgooyen is expected to appear office. disclosure," he said. account the pay increases came making raises every several years tack at three sears ago. helore the L S. District Court on "We do think the public should from because money is needed at so that the thing didn't stretch out "It was the same exact April 13. hear your reasoning." universities in all areas_ and raise a whole glob." Campbell spot tot the heart attack)." The judge ordered that all his Trust in the CSU's chancellor's This year, according to Collins. said. said winner Christopher permits were to be surrendered and der. Ile then placed the 39 sala- office "would erode if the CSU no programs are protected from Lansdale said that she first heard (iausepohl of San Jose "I that he was not to participate in any manders he captured into the mu- was ordered to open the records" budget cuts. about the purchase of the cars for thought, 'this is kind of wildlife hunting effectise Thurs- by a court of law, Opotowski "Usually that means student the vice chancellors when someone spooky ’’ day. scumAnother of the charges states added services will he cut read about it in a San Jose newspa- Gausepohl hit the jackpot Balgoos en was indicted on that in November of the same year, Student trustee Scott Vick, who The CSSA will still work with per. Someone on the CSU staff with four is on the progres- charges of catching and transport- he took a black-shouldered Kite attends California State Univer- the hoard inspite of its "shaky" bought the cars and, according to sit e dollar machine at liar- ing protected wildlife while know- and itilated the Migratory Bird sity. Fresno, told the hoard that he reputation, Collins said. "We're Lansdale. the trustees had nothing 's Resort Hotel-Casino on ing that his actions were illegal. Treats which protects indigenous has heard a lot of complaints about very concerned about the negative to do with it. lle,411 It also charges that he was acting spec les way the CSU has handled the the publicity the board of trustees has After the press conference. "There were no hells or with John Bounds.. who Na% con- During 1988 and 19149, it is also purchase of pay increase and the received." Optowski questioned the approval whistles, nothing except a victed of similar activity in Jan- charged that he captured. trans- the Fords. Trustee William Campbell said of the board's resolution for the light up in the corner that uary. Boundy was an assistant cu- ported and killed a total. of 17 "I would like to reassure (stu- in a press conference following the very reasons as previous actions said something about rator of the SJSU hereptology birds, including an American dents) this manner adequately does meeting, ' We're going to obtain were questioned the resolution S2,000. I had no idea that it museum and reported directly to Egret. Red-tailed Hawks and two concerns." address these independent council regarding the was drafted and approved of in a was that big," he said. Balgoos en . rattlesnakes. Aristide Collins. president of the pay increase. The wages that were closed session. In the court documents, it states During a raid in May, federal California State Student Associa- approved will stay approved. We Opotowski said he would call An attendant came by and that in April of 1986. he took an wildlife agents seized more than tion and student body president of will look at whether the raises are the association's lawyer to find out told Gausepohl he had won a SJSU vehicle, met with Boundy 3(M) protected reptiles and more California State University. Hay- appropriate." if in fact open meeting laws were huge jackpot. and travelled to Oregon, where he than 1(X) protected birds from Bal- ward, also voiced student con- When asked if Campbell wished violated. directed the collection of salaman- gooyen's home and faculty office. Blood: SJSU is giving the gift of life Record label bought by MCA From page I at high risk tor the aids virus, years it has conic to SJSU. Last according to Tina Fletcher of the LOS ANGELES AP) Enter- dealing with people he's known for reement that bars him from acquir- year the 40-member group assisted 'It's pretty Stanford Blood Bank. tainment colossus MCA Inc. mans years, people with a broad ing more MCA stock or engaging in the Stanford Blood Bank drive Kathryn Cooper, also a nursing Wednesday bought the last big in- basis in entertainment, not just in proxy wars. that broke the all-time record for interesting what major, had some trouble after her dependent music label. Geffen Re- music . West Hollywood-based Geffen cords, the home of such strong Sheinberg noted that Geffen is Records' artists also include Tesla. number of units of blood donated they screen donation. She was lightheaded and in one week, Wessal said. your sick to her stomach, which is what rock acts as Guns N' Roses. Don know n as a brilliant husmessman. Peter Gabriel. Edie Brickell and About 90 percent of the Arnold blood for.' usually happens when she gives Henley, Cher. Aerosmith and "I'm flattering myself. hut I the New Bohemians. Rickie Lee Air society members give blood, blood, she said. "This must be a Whitesnake. think Ile also felt this was a very Jones. Pat Metheny. Joni Mitchell, Geffen's sole owner. David good security to own," he said in a Robbie Robertson, Jimmy Page. said Scott Ferht, who was waiting Cynthia Alcaraz, trend for me," she said, her face as until after a Wednesday morning white as a ghost. She had one ban- Geffen, still receive MCA pre- telephone interview. Otis la Newton-John. Kitaro, Ric run to donate blood. nursing student dage on each arm and blamed the ferred stock worth about $550 mil- In addition to Geffen's music Ocasek, XTC. Christopher Wil- This year was the first time that difficult donation on her collapsing lion at today's share price. lie may business. his Geffen Films has pro- liams and Kylie Minogue. Phi Gamma Delta helped out with veins. Cooper was fine, she said, sell it onls over a four-year period. duced mot les such as "Beetle- ML'A, unlike other major labels, the Stanford blood drive. Its frater- in and do their part." said Cynthia other than having to get stuck and thus will benefit if its price juice." "Little Shop of Horrors'' does not distribute its own records nity members worked for not only Alcaraz, a senior majoring in that twice. goes up and suffer if it falls. and "Risky Business. Geffen overseas Its Ii reign distribution for the good cause but also for the field. Not only did she have the After drawing the blood from He will stay on as chairman and Theatre co-produced "M. But- agreement with Warner Bros. runs trophy that will be awarded after chance to give of herself, but she the patient, each pint is put into an chief executive of Geffen, which terfly." which earned nine 1988 out in March 1991. and Sheinberg the blood drive for the house with was also able to talk with the ice chest. The blood then has to he he founded a decade ago in a deal 'Tony Awards, "Cats.' " Dream- said. "Where .we go front here in the highest percentage of volun- nurses working at the drive. processed with six hours or it's no in which Warner Bros. Records girls and "1 joie Shop of Hor- the foreign area remains to he de- teers. according to member Chris "It's pretty interesting what good. said supervisor Roskoph. distributed his recordings in return rors." termined." Ciechanowski. they screen your blood for," she After being transferred to the or half the profits. That deal ex- MCA is not busing those busi- He acknowledged. however. Both volunteer groups publi- said, as she explained the virus Stanford lab, the blood is extensi- pires at the end of the year, and nesses. But the Universal City- that MCAs roster of country and cized and worked the event. Most testing. vely tested at the Stanford lab. Geffen had been negotiating with based giant will acquire rights to black artists is far stronger than its of the volunteers spent between Blood is tested before the actual There is a minimum of 24 hours Warner, the British Thorn-EMI Geffen's related music publishing list of rock acts. two and four hours escorting do- donation takes place. Low iron processing time before the blood and other companies. business, founded in 1987 as a ve- "Having Geffen certainly gives nors from the beds to the canteen, blood is the most common reason can be used. Fletcher said. One Geffen Records did about $225 hicle for Geffen Records-related us a stronger package" while ne- or refreshment area, where they that people can't donate. With the pint of blood can help four other million in business last year. projects. It has since expanded and gotiating. he said. were served cockies and juice. medical history that is taken the people or 16 babies. The blood Asked why Geffen selected its stable of songwriters now in- Geffen's salary wasn't revealed. Nursing students alsti came to workers screen out people that drive continues through Thursday MCA, MCA President Sid Shein- cludes Stephen Sondheim. The preferred stock he was issued help out by donating blood. "Most have recently been exposed to a in the Student Union Ballroom berg said, "I would suspect that As part of the deal. Geffen is the equivalent of 10 million of the nursing students try to come malarial region, or someone that is from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. the difference here is that he's signed a 20-year "standstill" ag- shares of MCA common stock.

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