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San Carlos The fine art o bouncing bicycle ban to be fought San Carlos Bike Coalition to host open forum on the proposed ban on campus By [any Barrett Spann Daily Staff Writer locations. "We want to include some As part of SJSU's Earth Day bike traffic, but it doesn't have to festivities, the San Carlos Bike be open all the time," Charell Coalition will present an open said. forum in the Student Union According to Alan Freeman, amphitheater to discuss modifi- director of space management cations proposed by the Campus and facilities planning, San Car- Planning Board regarding SJSU's los Street will close on May 30. It bicycling policy. will become a pedestrian mall "It will be an open forum to and service road that will be alert the campus community that closed to all bicycle traffic. Con- San Carlos Street is dos- struction and landscape ing to bicycles and work will begin in early other motorized vehi- arou rid July and only construc- cles," said Marilyn tion vehicles will be Charell, AS. director of allowed to use the street. academic affairs. "We Safety factors are the TIM KAC),TARTAN D4IL want to let people know primary reason for clos- Junior Danny Thompson, self-described "door guy" atThe Spartan IDs. Thompson says the character he is drawing is part of a story that what's happening." cam pus ing the street to bike-rid- Pub, spends time drawing animated characters between checking he hopes will be made into a book some day. Charell said that the ers. original plans provided for a "The reason is, there are bike route on San Carlos Street numerous intersections along and this change in policy is an San Carlos Street which present inconvenience for SJSU bikers. a possible danger to pedestrians "We want to work out a rea- and bicyclists," Freeman said. sonable solution," Charell said. "Making decisions like these is Earth Day, partying for a planet "If nothing else, there should at never easy. We strongly support least be a one-year trial period, at alternative transportation, but the minimum." less than 4 percent of the SJSU Thousands expected to attend SJSU's two-day environmental jeslival She suggested limiting the community rides bicycles to cam- By Jack Bunting are expected to turn out for the noon on Friday. Both concerts guards, equipment rental and hours that bikers can ride on San pus." Spartan Daily Staff Writer event. SJSU has held Earth Day are in the Student I n ion insurance. Carlos Street as well as prohibit- celebrations since the tradition amphitheater and are free. The Profits from the concert ing biking in some high-traffic See BIKE BAN. page 6 The Environmental Resource began in 1970. ERC had planned to fea- would have been used to pay for Center is carrying on a 29-year Earth Day '94 was ture both bands at a next year's Earth Day celebra- tradition by sponsoring this planned by 10 students nighttime concert and tion. year's Earth Day celebration. and over 200 other stu- charge admission, but Environmental studies/pre Information booths, displays, dis- dents will be running because of budget cut- law major and co-coordinator cussions and food concessions booths, posting flyers backs, it could not Jimmy Coleman said when mem- Scarce resources will span the campus this Thurs- and acting as security. the afford to pay the many bers of the bands heard the con- day and Friday. Ska band Skankin environment fees SJS1: charges to cert was for Earth Day and that Earth Day '94 promotions Pickle is scheduled to hold events in the Event the ERC did not have a lot of cause cutbacks coordinator Jennifer Cole said perform Thursday at noon and Center. money to work with, they came 8,000 people from as far away as ska-punk group Let's Go Bowl- The ERC would have had to in departments Santa Cruz, Gilroy and Stanford ing is scheduled to perform at pas .11most $3,000 for security - EARTH DAY page 6 Scholarships Less equipment, fewer classes results Poli-sci hosts first graduation of long-term budgetary crises; Staff, Individual recognition main mason for department's ceremonies awarded for By Laurel Anderson faculty overloaded by high demands Spartan Daily Stall Writer "I wish they (the political science professor of political science. community department) had done a gradu- 'People will be recognized it By Dhyana Wood some Spartan Daily Stan-Writer Ceramics classes are more The political science depart- ation ceremony before." they are graduating with affordable, said occupational ment is honoring its graduating Students who will be receiving sort of honors or department activism Departments are making do therapy major Dennis Condo, seniors with a department corn- their bachelor's or master's awards. By Jack Bunting with limited resources, but stu- who has taken many ceramics mencement ceremony on May degrees in political science have Andrade is involved in putting Spartin Daitv Sian 1% dents and faculty are shoulder- courses at SJSU. Ceramics cours- 26 for the first time ever, the opportunity to participate, the convocation together. ing much of the burden. Some es charge a $20 fee for use of Erika Moreno is one of many The students will be honored She said, "It's an opportunit\. The Chicano Latino Faculty departments offer fewer courses kilns, glazes and equipment. graduating seniors who will for their academic achievements, for parents and family to conic and Staff Association will award while others have slowly grown "You just get so much for your receive personal recognition for 'This is an opportunity for and watch students be honored 10 scholarships Thursday at a dilapidated. money here," Condo said. "In a their accomplishments, a real graduation ceremony," symposium named after the late "Everything is breaking studio outside of school it would "It's wonderful," Moreno said. said Lydia Andrade, assistant See GRADUATION. page 4 Mexican-American educator and down," said Linda Walsh, associ- be so expensive." civil rights activist Ernesto ate chair of fine arts. She cited The biology department has Galarza. old and broken potters' wheels handled financial constraints by The staff association's fund- and broken computers limiting course sections. Still ringing raising effiirts have enabled as examples of disre- around According to biology more cash awards to be given pair around her. chairman Leon Dorosz, this year than ever, said associa- "We're spending a student demand for tion member and co-coordina- lot of time juggling. classes is greater than tor Deanna L Gonzales. The faculty are doing 110 available class space. Endowments totaling $5,000 more. Students as we ,i1f11Ht 14; 'There's no question will be shared among the 10 as faculty are stressed about it," Dorosz said applicants chosen out of 30. to the max," she said. alxntt the department not meet- Money for the scholarships came Pamela Sharp, interim coor- ing student demand for more from donations by area Chi- dinator of creative arts courses, courses. "I know we're not." ( ano/ Latino organizations, Staff said art courses require students The biology department has ssociation dues, and a special to pay materials fees to cover decided to maintain quality and donation by No Alpha Kappa expenses. Some classes, such as safety as its top priorities, Dorosz frateniity. photography and oil painting, said. The impact has been a cut- Applicants were required to can get expensive. back in the number of lab sec- be active in the Chicano/Latino Senior art major Jon Caward tions offered over the last couple community, have at least a 2.5 said he has spent upwards of of years. GPA and demonstrate under- $300 in supplies this semester. The student-to-faculty ratio in standing of Galarza's work and His supplies include paper, the biology department is 23-to- contributions to their communi- paint, brushes and tools. He said 1 this year. According to Dorosz, ty,. Gonzales said. some classes are particularly the university established a high- According to Gonzales. the expensive. end limit years ago of an 18-1 five board members who judged "If you're a photo major ... ratio for the biology department IOHN I H"1551 SN 1,111 the applii itits did not have it Freshman gymnastics team member 'nig() Barrenechea works on the still rings Tuesday in SPX. they really give it to you," See SCHOLARSHIPS. page 4 (award said. See SHORTAGES. page 4

...... 1...1.11.1./....11.11 IMMOIYinl 2 Wednesday. April 20 . 1994 Forum & Opinion STATEllaveRr SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Is true justice on the horizon victims? Children need role models for rape not racketeers

youth of this country need good role Themodels. Celebrities and public officials who appear in the media on television, radio, in movies and in music are role models, whether they like it or not. When these role models are arrested, charged JACK BUNTING with or involved in scandal, they send a bad mes- Writer's Forum sage to our kids. Last week, a Union City school board member sentencing of serial rapist Leo Anthony The and community leader was arrested during a rou- Goodloe to 43 years without possibility of tine traffic stop when police found methamphet- parole almost two weeks ago is definitely amine in his pocket and an illegal videotape of cause for celebration. his sexual encounters with four women. One of his most recent assaults caused not only Simon Flores, 42, has been under investigation his final capture, but reflects the start of a trend our for suspected drug trafficking during the last two society needs: harsh sentencing for rapists. years. All too often, the judicial system sends the mes- Flores was booked on suspicion of using sage that victims of rape, especially women, are sec- methamphetamine, drunken driving and secret- ond-class citizens. ly taping sexual acts with women. By early paroling and plea bargaining, many This is just one example of how a leader in the rapists escape paying the full price for what they've community, someone to admire and look up to, done or are set free altogether, establishing that vio- disappoints others by being involved in illegal lating someone via violence in the U.S. is serious, activity when he should be setting a good exam- but not very serious. ple for everyone to follow. In the case of Goodloe, many of his victims were Last year, rap star Tupac Shakur, voted prostitutes and crack addicts. Not only did many of NAACP's man-of-the-year, was arrested in Holly- them refuse to testify, others offered inconsistent tes- wood for allegedly assaulting a driver who com- I\IVI4 VDoi1L4abuD timony. Police either did not take the reports seri- plained that Shakur was using drugs in his lim- BRETT CORNELL SPARTAN DAILY ously or could not draw enough evidence from the ousine. Shakur was arrested for investigation of victims to legally build a case against the man who assault with a deadly weapon. used of all things his pet poodle and a Bible to These people don't realize that whether they Mainstream media's buzzwords revealed lure victims. like it or not, they are role models to whom peo- ple look up, especially when the NAACP awards Symptomatic reporter's someone as man-of-the-year. When someone is Today's column is writ- assertion with no evidence, use awarded man-of-the-year, assault and.drug use ten in large part by a with "of a larger trend in soci- 'Justice has been denied rape should not be part of the criteria for winning the newspaper person in ety" since time began. The award. Las Vegas. Embattled s/he should victims Young people look up to celebrities and pub- I got his pearls of wisdom quit. American judicial system lic officials. They look up to them and admire from a column I saw at my Perky female, small what they do. They want to be like them. We even internship. I paraphrased some breasts, talkative. should stop the trend ...' hear it in television commercials, "I want to be of his words to clean up his Btu Ditomumicz Pertsee "perky." like Mike." When people especially young peo- politically incorrect language Venerable Should be dead ple see their favorite rap star, athlete, or even (he called male homosexuals On the Soapbox but isn't. Factors like these allowed Goodloe to spend con- teacher get arrested, they get the notion that this "fags" and that was just one of All-American white male siderably less time in jail for his nine other felony is not what they want to be. Young people may the loaded words in his original Knowledgeable observer kid involved in a crime. charges. Many other times he was able to escape even start to believe that whatever their role mod- piece). Without further ado, the reporter. Troubled youth lit some- prosecution altogether, although investigators els do, even if it's illegal, it's cool or just some- here are his media code words. Some observers the thing on fire. believe he attacked women virtually on a daily basis thing that goes along with being famous. Feisty small, short and reporter's imagination; a group Scientistshuman beings; over the last 37 years. When America's role models become victims often female. If male, one can of reporters, akin to "many white people, as in 'Today sci- His victims were denied justice as the system of scandals, or even commit suicide, people are also use the word "bantam." Europeans." entists got their first look at..." ignored them. affected by it. Some celebrities don't believe Strident female. One wag see above. Note: Cult religion with no polit- This time one of Goodloe's victims stepped for- they're role models, but they are, and should be Flamboyant; confirmed bach- "Wag" is always singular, never ical clout. ward to testify against him. The assault was so severe careful about what type of image they are relaying elor male homosexual. "man/ wags" or "a group of High-flying headed for that the self-professed 'butcher' will be 99 years old to our society and our children. Longtime companion wags. plunge. when he gets out of the stammer. homosexual person's steady In the wake of after. Free-wheeling almost cer- A few other factors helped put this sociopath lover. Recently reporter lost the tainly a crook. away. Alameda County Deputy District Attorney Controversial s/he did press release. High-rolling profligate Morris Jacobson refused to plea bargain with something bad we can't prove; Self-styled phony (this def- investor. loe's attorney. DIS61;i1RES s/he did something we can't inition also applies to self-pro- Extremist don't bother to Alameda County Superior Court Judge Carol understand. claimed, self-avowed, take this opinion seriously. Corrigan handed down the maximum sentence. An unidentified source unabashed). Extramarital don't vote for It's about bloody time there exists a prosecutor person mentioned in previous Generally acknowledged him. who will not plea bargain and a judge who doesn't EDITORIAL paragraph who asked not to be Same meaning as in academia, You have to understand that mind throwing the book, major league style, at quoted. where this means you're a philis- these code words operate in someone who really deserves it. We need more Jason Meagher executive editor Omnipresent insufferable. tine if you don't get it, e.g., mainstream media. This also power-position public servants like them. Kristin Lomax city editor Scandal-plagued guilty. "Ulysses" is generally acknowl- explains why minorities simply Justice has been denied to rape victims since time Eric S. Huffman production editor Source a reporter's fnend edged to be the best novel ever do not trust the mainstream began. The American judicial system should stop Monique Schoenfeld photo editor who works there. written in English. media. the trend, but it has helped it continue by being too Andy Barron chief photographer Informed source reads the Beloved someone who's lenient on rapists. Jennifer Ilcuta sports editor newspaper the reporter works been around so long that Bill Drobkiewicz is a Daily If previous judges and prosecutors would have Nicole Martin features editor nobody can stand them any- columnist. His column runs every been as unrelenting in their pursuit of retribution as Jane Montes forum editor for. Administrative sources more. other Wednesday. Corrigan and Jacobson were, hundreds of women Pat Matas on-line editor could have been spared Goodloe's insanity. Carolina Moroder wire editor now hear this! Guru see "self-styled." Daphne Dick investigative editor Our judicial system owes it to past, present and Shari Kaplan copy editor future rape victims to not only punish offenders Kevin Moore copy editor severely, but to get them the hell off the streets. Holly Celeste Fisk etc. editor Weddings can be overwhelming Lezlee McFadden etc. photo editor Jack Bunting is a Daily staff writer Eric Peterson etc. cover art editor "year of the wed- ments and errands. I met with Reporters: laurel Antler'. n, tarry Barrett. Alex Betancourt, The Nyle Brandenburg, Cara Broglia, Jack Bunting. Joan Burke, ding," which 1994 has my florist, registered at Crate Forum Page Policies Heather Haves. Michelle Lau. Ilene Meeks. Cynthia Pickerrell, been proclaimed by and Barrel and Macy's and Deana Smith, Marc Spears. Dhyana Wood, Gerald Woodall, friends, has shopped for the Mother-of-the- The SPARTAN DAILY provides a daily Forum to pro- Thomas Zizzo. my family and begun with wedding bells ring- Bride dress with my mom, of mote a "marketplace of ideas." Contributions to the Columnists: Bill Drobkiewicz, Naser Hen, Shari Kaplan. Dave ing last weekend and not fad- course. page are encouraged from students, staff, faculty and Marshall, Pat Matas, Kevin Moore, Debra Myers, Kira Ratmansky, ing until September. I also attended the marriage- others who are interested in the university at large. Kyle Register One of my closest friends got preparation classes the Catholic Any letter or column for the forum page must be Photographers: Jeanette Hanna, Jeremy Hogan, Deanna A. married at the Santa Clara Mis- DEANA SMITH church requires of each couple turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the SPAR- Hi:math, Tim Kati, John Lee, G.N. Ortiz, Leslie A. Salzmann, Ken Statham. sion on Saturday. I was one of Writer's Forum before getting married and had TAN DAILY newsroom, Dwight Bente! Hall 209, or to the bridesmaids in the wed- my hair and makeup done as a the information booth in the Student Union. Artists: Brett Cornell, Michael Mayo. Michael Rodriguez. ding. The next wedding is in trial before the wedding. These Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Editor, Advisers: Stephen Greenejames McNav June. were just half of the activities of The SPARTAN DAILY, School ofJounialism and Mass ADVERTISING Another close friend is getting that week. Communications, San Jose State University, One Theresa Fulton advertising director married and I am a bridesmaid I was honored It never stops. As each week Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192. Fax articles Martin Gee art director in that wedding. to be chosen in my goes by, more things come up to (408) 924-3282. Angela Nolan downtown manager My fiance's sister is also get- that need attention with one Articles and letters MUST contain the author's Michael Ofrasio national manager ting married in June (the same girlfriends' wedding or another. Almost all name, address, phone number, signature and major. Rob Schultz retail manager weekend as my friend). My own my weekends until the middle Contributions must be typed or submitted on a

Jolie Chiu marketing manager wedding is in July but I can't weddings but the of June are filled with some 3.5- inch computer disk using Microsoft Word on Priti Patel co-op manager wedding-related activity. the Macintosh. Always bring a printout of your sub- Glen Jones Production manager relax after that because there stress of planning more friends' wed- Graduating in May, looking mission. Ray Lew dr, manager are still two Jack Quinton faculty adviser dings to attend, one in August and organizing is for a job, taking 16 units and Submissions become the property of the SPARTAN and one in September. writing for the SPARTAN DAILY DAILY and will be edited for clarity, grammar, libel Executives: Pablo Balancio, William Davidson, Heather Durham, In the depths of planning unreal.' aren't helping with my stress. and length. David Fitzpatrick. Cindy Flocken, Julianne Flores. Jann Fratis, Mike Kostainsek, C.heryl Liem, Monica McQueen. Sharon my own wedding, organizing All these activities are making Categories available to non-DAILY staff members Milner, Jody Octavio, Colleen Frweeney, Thomas Whined. and attending friends' showers me rethink my decision about are: Artistx Laura Becker. Keith Harmon, Ted Schmidt, David J. eloping. Campus Viewpoint: 300 to 500 word essays on White and bachelorette parties as well not as attending rehearsal and nine yards. No night in Tahoe Not having to plan my own current campus, political or personal issues. Submis- bridesmaids dinners, this "year would suffice. I wanted it all. wedding could have relieved a sions should be well researched. News Room (408) 924-3280 of the wedding" needs to be There are many details lot of stress. I still haven't decid- Letters to the Editor: Up to 200 words respond- Fax 924-3237 rephrased to "five months of involved with planning a wed- ed if all this stress is worth it. ing to a certain issue or point of view. If they are Advertising 924-3270 hell!" ding, from major things like I won't know until I walk longer, they may edited for length. Classified 924-3277 Don't get me wrong; I am where to have the reception to down the aisle in July with both Other articles appearing on this page are: looking forward to my wedding minor things like deciding the my parents by my side. That Reporters or Editor's forum: and I was honored to be cho- jewelry the bridesmaids will day I have been planning for a Opinion pieces written by the staff writers or edi- SPARTAN DAILY. (USES lil Ms-4W :s published daily every Owl day sen to be in my girlfriends' wear. My wedding is still three year and a half hopefully will tors which do not necessarily reflect the majority for (full academe year: $25 (each semester) $15 Oft-campus pore per weddings but the stress of plan- months away and it is already meet my expectations and I views of the SPARTAN DAILY, the School ofJounialism copy. 15 centa, by San free State University. Ore Wax/tinge-in Square, San ning and organizing is unreal. intense. won't regret not getting and Mass Communications or SJSU. Reporters are lose CA. 951920149 Mad subenspnons accepted on. tern/under of banes- Chapel Bells in Tahoe look My entire spring break hitched in Tahoe. prohibited from writing opinions on issues they have ter ems Second-class piney peel at San kw. CA really good right about now. revolved around wedding covered for news stories. Deana Smith is a POSTMASTER: Send addreas .hanges to Spartan Daily. San ltee State When I got engaged, I wanted plans. From Monday to Friday I Staff Editorialp. These are unsigned opinion Daily staff writer Umvenny. One Wareingion Square. San five, CA. 95192-0149 the white dress and the whole was booked solid with appoint- pieces that express the majority opinion of the edito- rial board of the SPARTAIS DAILY. SPARTAN DAILY San losk state university Wednesday, April 20, 1994 3 SpartaGuide California faces shrinking water supply, The San Jose State calendar higher costs, uncertain safety standards SAN FRANCISCO (AP) he said the epidtma was no is( .- Other chemicals are also will place a heavy burden on CENTER:Poetry Reading by Californians face a murky future lated incident. being linked to the disease ratepayers, he said. Today Roberto Duran, noon-lp.m., when it comes to drinking water "Milwaukee is a clear sign that even federally acceptable arsenic "The big issue is cost,' he said. WLN 307. Call 924-2707. lower quantities, higher we don't have enough of a safety levels may be increasing cancer "Estimates by the Department of prices, and bitter debates over margin in our drinking water cases, Morris said. Health Services say the cost of ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- EARTH DAY PLANNING COM- safety. standards," said Morris. "We And more chemicals are compliance would go from $72 GRAM BOARD: Wednesday MITTEE: Earth Day 1994 Cele- Environmentalists say 3.7 mil- need to do more to protect our entering the environment every to about $660 per household per Night Cinema-"The Pelican bration, 10a.m.-2p.m., SU, Art lion state residents currently public health unless we want to day. year." Brief," 7:30p.m., SU Ballroom. Quad, Ampitheatre. Call drink water from systems that fail wait for the next Milwaukee to Greg Karras, of Citizens for a Dave Spath of Health Services Call 924-6261 924-5467 to meet federal safety mini- happen." Better Environment, said recent says many smaller water systems mums, and warn new discoveries Mai(iii gall- studies found can't come up with the money to DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL GAY AND LESBIAN STUDENT suggest even "safe" water may isms air liot the the gasoline meet current federal standards, SCIENCES: Seminar, I :30p.m., ALLIANCE:: Pride Week - Infor- cause illness. ilk 'form sci- additive MTBE never mind tougher rules. DH 135. Call 924-4900 mation and Resources, 4:30- State officials put the out-of- entists ate find- 'The water industry so new it Pete Rogers, former state EARTH DAY PLANNING COM- 5:30p.m., Guadalupe Room, compliance figure at a million or ing Iii our wait.' hasn't been water quality director and Gov. MITTEE: Earth Day 1994 cele- SU. Call 236-2002 fewer. Studies of should get off its examined by Wilson s representative to a And they say the cost of cancer patterns water quality national environmental forum bration, 10a.m.-2p.m., Art Quad, HEALTH EDUCATION DEPART- butt and begin on water, said one system MENT: Environmental Health: upgrading those systems is pro- around the officials Amphitheatre, SU. Call 924- hibitive. country suggest preventing spreads rapidly in Humboldt County was under 5467 The Effects of Pollution of Air, The issue of public health vs. that chloi int in groundwater orders to build a $700,000 FANTASY/STRATEGY CLUB: Water and Soil on Health Status, cost is at the core of arguments added to pm iN pollution.' if it leaks from filtration plant for only 20 Meeting, 5p.m., Guadalupe noon- 1 p.m., Health Building over the Safe Drinking Water the water is Greg Karras underground homes. Room, SU 208 Act, which Congress is set to con- breaking dowit t,,, a Better Environment service station "I think the issue is how much sider extending this week. into carcino- tanks. risk we can afford to eliminate," FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- TION: General Meeting, Dr. Robert Morris, an epi- gens. In one "The water said Rogers. For example, reduc- ASSOCIATION: Meeting with ing radon a possible carcino- 5:30p.m., Costanoan Room, SU. demiologist at the Medical Col- study, bladder industry should representatives from Wells lege of Wisconsin, told a state cancer was 220 get off its butt gen in water by only 3 to 5 Fargo Bank, 4:45-6p.m., BC Call Lourdes 265-3465 water quality conference in San percent more and begin pre- percent would cost California up 015. Call 452-1108 INDIA STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Francisco that new research sug- frequent in cus- venting pollii- to $3 billion, he said. he said. Environmentalists say focusing Mu ALPHA GAMMA: Luncheon General Body Meeting, 2p.m. gests the water supply may be tomers of chlorinated water sys- tion," dangerous that previously tems. But Dr. Lance Barnett, inter- on cost will kill more Americans. tickets on sale for Magazine by the fountain across from Sci- more ence Bldg. Call 279-6925 thought. Much of California was bright im director of California's One cost-reducing version of Day, DBH, next to glass case. A U.S. Centers for Disease red on Morris' U.S. tracking Department of Consumer the Safe Water Drinking Act Call Pat, Cindy or Carolina MU ALPHA GAMMA: Luncheon Control study estimates that map, indicating higher-than-nor- Affairs, worried that trying to before Congress would double 924-3280 tickets on sale for Magazine water contamination sickens. 1.7 mal bladder cancer rates. eliminate every potential health the number of people exempted DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL Day, DBH, next to glass case. million people per year across Switching to bottled water threat in the water system would from federal water quality stan- SCIENCE: Sacramento Trip. Call Pat, Cindy or Carolina the country, he said. won't protect from the chlorine, be ruinously expensive. dards, said Bruce Livingston, Cal- Call for Clean Water 924-5550 924-3280 Morris has studied the he warned. Even the current versions of ifornia Director DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLO- microorganism that killed 104 "Inhalation may give you six the Safe Water Drinking Act Action. as drinking which health advocates and envi- "That's unacceptable," he GY: Meteorology Seminar people and sent 40,000 to hospi- times the exposure tals in Milwaukee last year and it," said Morris. ronmentalists criticize as weak said. Thursday Series-Implementation of PC Grids for instructional applica- BOTANY CLUB: Earth Day Plant tions in weather forecasting and Sale, 7a.m.-noon, DH Lobby. analysis, noon, DH 615 Call 429-9306 SCTA: District Policies Pro- Typour is trademark ot I ttl.,11 in CAREER PLANNING AND PLACE- gram with Tom Nanomura, MENT: Co-op Orientation, 12:15-1:15p.m., SH 332 12:30p.m., Almaden Room, SU. SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL Call Career Resource Center JOURNALLSTS: Weekly Meeting- 924-6033 Fall Officers Nominations, CHICANO/LATINO FACULTY & noon, Spartan Daily Conference Room. Call Dave Grey workload just got STAFF ASSOCIATION: Dr. our Ernesto Galarza Symposium 924-3266 and Scholarship Awards Cere- UNIVERSITY DANCE THEATRE: a little hahter. mony, 5:30p.m., Faculty/Staff The Listening Hour-Bulgarian Cafeteria (University Room). Folk Songs, 12:30-1:15p.m., Call Lou Holscher 924-2948 Music Bldg Concert Hall 176. CHICANO LIBRARY RESOURCE Call 924-4631 SpartaGuide is available to SJSU students, acuity and staff organizations for free. Deadline is 5 p.m., twa days befiire publication. Forms are avail- able at the Spartan Daily, DBH 209. Limited space may force reducing the number of entries Split may endanger Arnolds' projects LOS ANGELES (AP) Europe for a reported three- Roseanne and Tom Arnold's month trip; Arnold is in Los split is far more than personal: Angeles completing work on the the couple also represent a mini- four remaining episodes of his empire whose breakup could CBS sitcom "Tom." He was on affect two TV networks, several the set Tuesday. series and movie projects. The separated Arnolds "There's going to be plenty of remain intertwined in business. Bromoseltzer going around at He is executive producer of her the networks and the syndica- show; she has that title on his. tion companies," Bishop Cheen, They have other TV and movie industry analyst with Carmel- projects in the works with their based Paul Kagen Associates, Wapello County company. said Tuesday. Last year, they signed a devel- Mrs. Arnold filed for divorce opment deal with Warner Bros. Monday and obtained a restrain- to produce several comedy ing order against her husband series. of four years. She said in court There are immediate loose papers she fears violence from ends: although Carsey-Werner him and wants to avoid "bat- Co., which produces tered wife syndrome mentality." "Roseanne," said it has struck a "Throughout our marriage deal with ABC for a new con- the respondent hit me, struck tract through 1996-97, the me, has thrown objects at me, Arnolds claimed they had not pinched me and verbally abused been consulted. me," she said in filing for a Will the fabric of their busi- restraining order. ness relationship withstand their Meanwhile, Tom Arnold has marital woes? And will Mrs. remained silent. Arnold, who has repeatedly He reportedly has been told referred to her own emotional by his lawyers not to discuss the fragility, be able to withstand the split or risk losing financially stress of divorce? when settlements are reached Some compared the couple's later, a source close to the situation to that of Lucille Ball At 4.5 lbs., Canon's Typestari" 1(1 and 220 may even a built-in spell checker/corrector so you don't Arnolds told The Associated and Desi Arnaz, who produced hea \ eightsii have to drag along a dictionary. Press on Tuesday. TV shows together after "I Love .A be lightweight, but they're Roseanne Arnold has threat- Lucy" and until their 1960 the world of portable typewriters. What's more, their non -impact printing lets ened to cut off money to ex- divorce. They print crisp, clean charak-tas sure to you take them to quiet places such as the library. busi- spouses before, the source said. "Desi, in terms of the impress the most demanding professors. And because they can also run on batteries, you Bill Pentland, ness, was far more important," First husband to the park. in his settlement to get payments said David Golden, an entertain- And they have automatic features can even take them from the actress, agreed not to ment attorney. 'But Roseanne is like word and character delete, To find out where you can discuss their marriage or reveal the heir-apparent to the comedy underlining and centering to make pick up a Typestar personal their rela- crown that Lucy had in the personal details about easier to create better looking typewriter of your own, call tionship, the source said, adding 1950s. it such an arrangement was likely "Creatively, where the compa- papers. On the Typestar 220, there's iretat It rviirstur 221) 1-800-4321-11OP. in the latest breakup. ny will go will be guided by her. Her divorce filing followed a How the loss of her life partner blowup Friday between the cou- will affect her mentally will have ple on the set of "Roseanne," a business impact," Colden said. Canon which has completed filming for "But that's true of any divorce." the season. Ball went on to a successful Mrs. Arnold flew off to solo career, he noted. SAN STATE Uravelasrry SPARTAN DAILY 4 Wednesday. April 20. 1994 lost Shortages Graduation Scholarships From page I From page I From page getting out of here, they're very fun so we decided to about them," he said. 'There are 900 undergradu- going on and doing good things. and congratulated by the do something together." easy. Most of the essays submit- Reyes also said Chavez was ate majors. On the average, But it's not as great as it could department." "It's more personal than the ted with applications were three more listened to by the estab- every class is fuller than it should be," he said. The main difference between San Jose State graduation," times as long as required. This lishment because he pushed for be," he said. Walsh also focused on positive the political science depart- Moreno said. it's better for fam- illustrates extra initiative on the change in the 1960s, a time Over the past three years. aspects of the current budget ment's ceremony and SJSU's ilies." part of applicants, she said. when civil rights issues had just Dorosz estimated that funding morass. graduation is recognition. The ceremony starts at 7 p.m. "We were up until 1 a.m. the started to be taken seriously by was down 20 percent. As a result, 'The good will among faculty Students participating in the in the Student Union Ballroom night before (they decided the policy makers. Galarza's work all of the faculty are doing more is the best I've ever seen since I SJSU graduation ceremony do with a reception following. winners). For me it was difficult for farm workers' rights began work. According to Doro&., the came here in 1979. Professors not receive individual recogni- Students who want to partici- because they are all deserving," thirty years before. biology department has had to are putting aside petty squab- tion. pate must sign up by May 2 in she said. Gonzales said Galarza is an make very careful use of funds bles; they're looking at the larg- They stand up with their col- the political science department Gonzales said knowing about important role model for Chi- for purchasing. er picture," she said. 'They're lege. office, Business Tower building, the work of former San Jose res- cano/Latino students. "We're not able to get any- trying to find solutions that "That's exactly why students Room 450. ident Ernesto Galarza is just as "He took the time to work for thing that is specialized, that cause the least harm to the pro- wanted to do this," Andrade The ceremony is free for important as knowing who his community by writing books only serves a few students," he gram and their students." said. "Several of our seniors graduating students and $5 for Cesar Chavez is, yet many know and essays, teaching (that) the said. Walsh also said teachers try to figured out that that's not guests. only of Chavez as a major Mexi- ticket to success is education. Dorosz stressed the ability of offer students less expensive can-American contributor. Today, students need to keep the department to still provide a alternatives in their artwork. Galarza fought for better going back to that idea because good quality education. 'They can't cut too many cor- migrant farm worker conditions education is still the ticket to 'There's really good educa- ners, most of the teachers try," Daltrey plans tour from the 1930s through the 50s success," she said. tion going on. Our students are senior art major Caward said. and went on to push for bilin- Galarza, whose family migrat- NEW YORK (AP) - Hope I Simon, Guy Fletcher of gual education in California ed to Sacramento in 1913 from die before I get old? Not Roger Dire Straits, and sym- schools until his death in 1984. Mexico, worked as a field and Daltrey. phony orchestras from each Besides teaching the value of cannery worker before attend- The 50-year-old former host city. an education, the activist also ing Occidental College on a member of the Who said The tour will include concerts stressed loyalty to one's family scholarship in 1923. At college, mantic Getaway Tuesday he will hit the road in Atlanta, Los Angeles, San and remembering one's roots. he was on the debate team, this summer with the "Daltrey Diego, Milwaukee, Chicago, Galarza lived in Washington, school newspaper and did field Weekend Sings Townshend" show he pre- Cleveland, Indianapolis, Colum- D.C. for 11 years working on work in Mexico before graduat- Special miered at Carnegie Hall last bus, Detroit, Boston, San Fran- government committees and ing Phi Beta Kappa in 1927. February. cisco and Fort Lauderdale, Dal- organizations that attempted to He earned his master's $ 59 ?R?om oTax The tour will feature trey said. broaden the rights of California degree in Latin American histo- farm workers. Many of these ry and political science from large In-room Jacuzzi Who bassist John Entwistle A live album of the two workers were white and black as Stanford two years later and .Free Hot Breakfast-VCR on some dates; other Carnegie Hall shows, featuring musicians include Ringo performances by Daltrey, Town- well as Mexican-American. went on to earn a Ph.D. from Arena Hotel Starr's son Zak Starkey, shend, Entwistle and guest stars, Chicano/Latino Faculty and Columbia University. In later Staff Association president Gabe years Galarza was awarded laure- 817 The Alameda ,San Jose Pete Town shend 's brother will be released in June Reyes said one reason many ate honors from Harvard, UC (408)294-6500 people may not know about Santa Cruz, UC San Diego and Valley Park Hotel Problem Skin? We can help. Galarza is that important Mexi- SJSU. it in them to 2404 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose Free Consultation with this Ad can-Americans are overlooked "Everyone has (408)293-5000 in the history curriculum of U.S. accomplish their goals, but they Acne and Scar schools. have to learn through education FREE PARKING Expires 5/31194 not good with an) other offer. $5900 per sighs if- Treatment Center - goals," Gon- Fast Results-No Drugs "If they don't teach about how to reach those Affordable them, (students) won't hear zales said. 408-257-5481 La Rose Skin Care Cupertino Medical & Professional Cente Former Senator being held Before 10311 S. De Anz.a Blvd. #4 After without bail in Costa Rica Graduating Seniors SACRAMENTO (AP) - For- mined to avoid extradition if Get a New Look For Your New Career mer state Sen. Paul Carpenter is released. Come Raise A Jar At Paddy's being held without bail in Costa "Historically, people who are Rica pending an extradition sitting in jail do not have the Downtown's Friendliest Pub hearing, a federal prosecutor same incentive to drag things said Tuesday. out (as they would if they're) on On Tap at Paddy's: Paddy's is downtown's newest phice for fun "Our latest word is he has the beach drinking margaritas," 4 New t'astle Prcnun .:41c and food. Enjoy great tasting food at been detained without bail as we he said. intiness affordaik col4e prices whik relaxing and requested," U.S. Attorney Stevens said American offi- Oakridge Mall 224- 5900 unwinding in our pool room & lounge with Charles Stevens said at a news cials should be able to extradite 4 2whook events. 10 minutes from campus on lightrail EsB a bj screen Pt) for aff sporting conference. Carpenter. "It's an extraditable 4 93ass "We have no reason to believe offense," he said. Vallco Mall 257-3500 Harp they will him." But he said he had some con- Anchor Steam Carpenter, who fled the coun- cern that Costa Rican officials By Appointment Only at Pittner 'Ilrqueff ebb' try to avoid a prison sentence for "may not play ball with us" Baick`lhorn Cider Ss 4 Proof of class level required I nsh Pub 6' Restaurant participating in a bribery because of possible resentment 1009g Smekr !Tr, Thurs- over a U.S. Supreme Court rul- Mon-Thur 9:00 am - 5:00 pm scheme, was arrested last I. Saitta Clara ,Sticet, liozottown ;- I /j,', day by police in San Jose, the ing that said U.S. authorities can Limited Availability 7iyen 1,1 arid 211,1 c reel Costa Rican capital. seize defendants without going Carpenter is scheduled to through an extradition process. have an extradition hearing with- Richard Ross, the agent in in 30 days, Stevens said. Carpen- charge of the FBI's Sacramento ter said in a jail house interview office, said sources in Costa Rica 661 that he would fight extradition led investigators to Carpenter, went from house to house, getting any food or to California who was arrested outside a con- Stevens said U.S. officials want dominium where he was staying. Carpenter held without bail Carpenter missed court hear- clothes they would give me. Then I handed it all because of concern that he ings in 1992, saying he was in might flee or be more deter- Costa Rica mountain climbing. needy people in the neighborhood." out to any Artist needs big MacBucks for -Jack Powell Salisbury, MD Madonna and Cheeseburgers LOS ANGELES (AP) - A overheard a man in a club brag- Jack Powell is one of the little answers to the big problems facing every $25,000 reward would be a bar- ging about having a funny post- community in America. And because there are more people than gain for a Titian or a Tin toretto. Renaissance Madonna and For a Madonna and cheeseburg- burgers. problems, things will get done. All you have to do is something. POIN I S Ol OrOUNDATIOM ers, it's a whopper. When she mentioned a bar- Do anything. Do aownothIng good. fool ornothIng root. Robert Reynolds, a downtown becue at her loft, Brian Walsh loft artist, learned the lesson Linder gave his name and after he offered the money in phone number in hopes of frustration for return of his being invited, said Domela, 26. Slip SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY CONTINUING EDUCATION "MacMadonna," stolen last year She misplaced the of paper from display at Al's Bar on until about two weeks ago, she Hewitt Street said. Additional Summer Courses The 36-by-40-inch painting Linder, 31, of West Los Ange- depicts a Madonna praying over les, is scheduled to appear May 5 'the following courses were not listed in the Summer 1994 Schedule (f (.lasses. cheeseburgers. The artist, 51, in Los Angeles Municipal Court said he conceived it as the cen- on a grand theft charge. DAY TIME COURSE SECTION CODE TITLE UNITS ROOM INSTRUCTOR FEE terpiece of a series on hamburg- Reynolds, meanwhile, can't sell THREE-WEEK SESSION WAY 31.JUNE 17, 1994) ers as modern icons. his hamburger series to raise PREIIIST- MED1ENA I. 3.0 EEC R ART 133 $ till 110 A tipster last week helped cash because authorities are ART SINCE 1945 3.0 EEC MTSII ART 133 $450 00 police recover the painting and holding on to the MacMadonna MAT A PROCESSES 3.0 ACT MESH IS 219 $480 00 arrest a man accused of stealing as evidence. I 'sit RADTA PROD 3.0 LB 5115 1) Mill 124 $500 00 it. Now Reynolds has to come up Domela said she intended to 5CTIVIT1 OM ACT MTWR KM 117 $160 00 with $25,000 for an artwork val- pay bills of her own with the SIX-WEEK SESSION (MAY 37 JULY 8, 1994) ued at $4,000. reward. 111 P 1(I09, I oho) WRIT156 WRKSIIP 3.0 SEM MTW 1130-1335 ME WEGHALTER 8450.00 "Frankly, I never expected to Detective Bill Martin, a stolen Si 5Th 11111 I 151I Ills I6EDM 3.0 SEM MTWR 1330-1505 51I1 425 fl R1SACRER 8450 00 see the painting again," painting specialist, said rewards NINE. WEEK SESSION (MAY 3? JULY 29. 1994) Reynolds said. He boi rowed are seldom a factor in solving money from his sister to pay a the 150 or so painting thefts that 190 2 00523 IMMiltTokl 0.0 Ld4 T 1030-1330 ENG 150 SICELAR $220.00 $750 installment and hopes to Los Angeles police handle each SIx.WEEK SESSION (JUNE 20-JULY 29, 199.1) pay the tipster the rest in $250 year. TRIO 010 1 00143 ART PPREEIATIO \ 3.0 EEC MTWR 091 51050 ART 133 S BYRD 8450.00 increments. "Obviously you shouldn't put 0III 5.1 11(1111 1 00; GE\ OEM 30 TEC MTWR 1050-1205 DII 415 8450 00 The painting disappeared up a reward that is more than a Sic WEEK SESSION (JULY II AUGUST 19, 1994) from the downtown hangout painting is worth," Martin said. III 14i% 1 I#I4l INTER \ TI. VAT \ G 3.11 SEM TB 1800-2110 RE 309 'SASS! NAAR 845000 Nov. 1. Nobody saw it leave the Good advice, said Reynolds. 31P1 220 I 002- 00 COMP SOFT4R1.1.111 3)) SEM %MAR 190442035 E5(1490 D REED \ $300.00 building, so Reynolds placed an "The $25,000 figure just 0 3111 220 I 1 012-0 I I 3 HI/NATI/RA 0 0 1..4/4 tics ERA II 14.111 \ $220.00 ad in an art publication offering popped into my head," he said. 1Ill I 110;00 I RITIEAL T111\11\10 3(4 SEM M'S 1330.1640 BC 215 A REGA1 8450.00 IA(01 a $500 reward. When that didn t Since then I've seen murder 01;00S ORD DIFF EQ i 0 SEM MISR 0915-1050 MO 521 M RI1.1.113 8450.00 MATH 1335 1 work, he jumped it to $25,000. case rewards that are $250 or so. other courses may he arallable. Consult departments and colleges for extra courses or sections opened, or check Enter Laura Domela, a pho- Next time I won't go crazy with .rmir spring class schedule for how to search in touchstone for extra course listings. tographer and painter, who the reward."

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_ SPARTAN DAILY San losk State University Sports Wednesday, April YO, 1994 5 You can pick your Rumors abound about friends. You can pick your brain.But you can't SJSU's status with WAC pick your friend's brain. Speculation rampant on whether Spartans will switch athletic READ THE FORUM PAGE. conferences as part of Western Athletic Conference expansion bid Spartan Daily Staff and Wire Report Conference commissioner Ron met in Salt Lake City last weekend UNLV and SJSU would round Stephenson and Sun Belt com- to work out details on the expan- out the West. While rumors and speculation missioner Ron Thomas to sion, the TRIBUNE reported. The inclusion of UNLV, long abound regarding SJSU's possible become the WAC's new chief. According to Tuesday's DAUAS considered a WAC prospect, the entrance into the Western Athlet- According to a WAC press MORNING NFIWS, nine of the 10 TRIBUNE reported, and SJSU, ic Conference, THURSDAYMIDNIGHT no official answers 51N. 6PAA TO members of the WAC President's once considered EVERY release, retiring commissioner a package with 12 OZ. BEERS! were available Tuesday. Joe Kearney will announce his Council met and discussed expan- Fresno State, could bring about "Today, there was consider- replacement during a telecon- sion and interviewed the three the demise of Big West Confer- C OCLCt `J P’60 OPEN UNTIL 3AAA able speculation and discussion ference at noon today. commissioner hopefuls. ence football. THU.,FRI., & SAT. concerning expansion by the SJSU had yet to receive an offi- "I think it's done," the MORN- The Big West would then be Western Athletic Conference," cial invitation to join the WAC as ING NEWS reported an official left with Utah State, Nevada, New T1 F.N. NY' CI. SJSU Sports Information Direc- of press time Tuesday evening. close to negotiations as saying. Mexico State and Pacific in the e 05' tor Lawrence Fan said. "SJSU is According to sources on the Benson's work early on won't west, along with Northern Illinois, 011 rY ROCK N TACOS one of the schools being dis- Texas Christian University DAILY be easy; out-going WAC commis- Arkansas State, Southwest v11 HEALD-1-MEX cussed as a possible member for SKIFF, a press release the SKIFF sioner Kearney recently struck a Louisiana and Louisiana Tech. 1 future membership." received from the sports informa- deal with ESPN and the Prime If SMU, TCU and Rice join the 131W. SANTA CLARA ST! Though nothing official has tion office at Brigham Young Uni- Sports network to televise WAC WAC, the Southwest Conference ' (5 BLOCKS WEST OF CAmPUS, come out, that hasn't stopped versity "basically confirms" the six football, with a division champi- would be left with the University of speculation regarding the WAC's schools including SJSU onship playoff a key ingredient, Houston, which has expressed no proposed expansion or the selec- being added the TRIBUNE reported. interest in ,joining to the WAC. Howev- the WAC, the ROCKED! 993-8230 I tion of a new conference com- er, the DAILY was neither able to The 16-team conference MORNENG NE:WS reported. EXPIRES 4/29/94 is, missioner. confirm nor deny this report. would then be divided into two The WAC has yet to invite any L'ET According to an artide in Tiles- The TRIBUNE reported the divisions, the Tribune reported. of the six schools, but four offi- day's SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SJSU conference would expand to 16 Wyoming, Colorado State, Air cials familiar with the discussions could join the conference after teams in 1996 with the addition Force, Tulsa, TCU, Southern say the schools' presidents are Summer Storage Karl Benson is officially named of SJSU, Southern Methodist, Methodist University, Rice and ready for expansion, the MORN- the WAC's new commissioner. Texan Christian, Rice, UNLV Texas-El Paso would be in the ING NEWS reported. Benson, 42, was commissioner and Tulsa. The Spartans would east. Utah, Brigham Young, Fres- The Associated Press, The Salt Student Prices! of the Mid-America Conference. not play in the WAC until 1996. no State, San Diego State Uni- Lake Tribune and The Dallas Morn- at He supposedly beat out Big Sky The WAC President's Council versity, Hawaii, New Mexico, ing News contributed to this report. SJSU Student discount on More fun than tossing a dead 5' x 5' lockers octopus on the ice. All units have alarms and 10ft. ceilings SPARTAN DAILY SPORT& Offer Expires May 30, 1994 We are located at; 1848 Evans Lane, San Jose Office firs. Mon-Sat 9 to 5 Sun 9-1 BED Smart with PageMarti Just North of Almaden Expvvy and Curtner Go Local, Regional or Nationwide Present this ad and receive a free lock - all with one palm/ Locei numeric airtime For more information call es low as $6.95 723-2399 PageMart EXPRE/YWAY Numenc & Alphanurne, Nationwide Great Mamie Products Value-Added ServtLe, (800) 399-2337 -Juto SELF STORAGE Down snwsneswtcano. (800) 399-2338

The Best on Celluloid 'I IN I FF--PARTAN PAH S Magnetic Tape Spartan women's tennis coach Anh-Dao Nguyen gives team member Laura Rodden some pointers during the The Best on mPtch against UC Santa Cruz Thursday at Spartan Courts at South Campus. Join Us as We Present a Pallette of Outstanding National & Regional Film & Video Short Subjects Women begin Big West With Works Chosen From Over 130 Submissions, This Year's Festival Promises to Be Our Best Yet VISUAL A Pt Championships today 451-1 ANNUAL Tennis team eager to compete in post-season play FILM VIDEO By Alex Betancourt ment She is new to the team this has affected her playing. However, Spartan Daily Staff Writer year and is ranked in eigthall it hasn't stopped her from practic- April 22 &23 The SJSU women's tennis team number No. 4-seeded players in ing and participating in the faces tough competition in the the conference matches. According to Nguyen, Friday & Saturday - 7:30 pm upcoming Big West Tennis Cham- "It's been a tough season. I'm she is a good all-around player, San Jose State University pionship, held in Ojai today. sad and glad that it is over, but especially at the baseline. She is Washington Square Hall The Spartans will play 11 Ojai is definitely the best part," also very aggressive at the net. Auditorium 109 teams. The first will be New Mexi- Gallegos said. "We're not ner- Aimee Lam is the only fresh- Admission Price is $2 per Day co State University, which is one of vous, but we need to work more man in the singles lineup for the funded by Associated Students the top teams in the conference. on our mental training." tournament. Lam is excited or $3 for Both Days Ar 4ir "It's going to be really tough The team is focusing on because she is ranked second competition," women's tennis patience and timing in its pre- among number six singles play- coach Anh tournament practices. Nguyen ers in the conference. APR Dao Nguyen said the team players go for shots "I'm not nervous. I'm really 0 T H said. "A lot of at the wrong times and are impa- excited," Lam said. "I want to the teams are tient because they lack experi- watch it and experience it. I've really strong. ence and mental conditioning. really learned a lot from the Women's Tennis WEDNESDAY NITE CINEMA We haven t She added that the team will coach and Heidi and other Championships beaten any of concentrate more on mental teammates." the teams that training. but it is up to each indi- Of the 12-member team. 7 : 30PM we'll be playing against at Big vidual to strengthen that. The eight players are going to Ojai. STUDENT UNION BALLROOM West." team watches video tapes that Not all of them will play, but The women's tennis team fin- teach methods to increase men- Nguyen is bringing some of ished the season 7-16. The squad tal strength. them to reward them for theit played and lost to three of the Out of the top seven players, work this season. compete against in six are new to the team this year. SJSU took second place in the teams it will t's I E,1-11 El: the tournament. Nguyen said it Nguyen, who has been coaching women's Big West Tennis Tour- has been a long season, but the the team for two years, said last nament in 1985. It has come team was very weak. The close to first in previous years, team is looking forward to Big year's FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS SHOWING West Championships. players weren't very experienced but has never won. SJSU does AND OTHER EVENTS, PHONE (4011524-426I "We're not really nervous. I because she had to recruit many not normally play most of the SEASON PASSES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE of them from human perfor- teams that it will compete against ASSOCIATED STUDE)TS BUSINESS OFFICE. tell the team not to be (nervous) STUDENT UNION, OR ANY SHOW NIGHT a because we only have one way to mance classes. She added that in Ojai. Nguyen said it will be THE SPRING SEASON IS PRESENTED BY go. We really have nothing to they're a lot stronger this year. big lemon for the team to learn. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD lose," Nguyen said. "We're a very 'The team is really together 'We do have an exciting team. I new team." and they work very hard. The think the girls do a lot bettei whet COMING SOON: .r Team member Heidi Galle- girls cheer for each other. Their people are there to cheer them PHILADELPHIA APR 27 gos, who Nguyen says has the spirits are there," Nguyen said. on. They get more hyped up at MRS DOUBTFIRE MAY 4 t t greatest potential on the team, is Gallegos, the team's strongest the home games." Nguyen said. looking forward to the tourna- player, has a lung infection that undid by Assecisied Slualont, PELI C_AN BRIEF lost STATE UNIVEUSITY SPARTAN DAILY 6 Wednesday, April 20. 1494 SAN Who will pay King's attorneys Trading life insurance remains an uncertainty Bike Ban From page 1 policies of terminally ill LOS ANGELES (AP) A and court costs, said attorney ing the special needs of trans- niall army of attorneys worked Royal F. Oakes, who has been On Monday, the Academic port modes used by disabled stu- to win Rodney King's $3.8 mil- observing the trial as a legal Senate approved a resolution dents and employees, without gaining popularity lion civil damage award, and all commentator. that asks SJSU Presidentl Han- appearing arbitrary. of them remain to be compen- However, they also may have a del Evans not to enact the mod- Unanimously approved, the LOS ANGELES (AP) lot the Medical Esc row Society, sated. But no one is saying just private contingency agreement ifications suggested by the Cam- Senate's proposal recommends Almost monthly, AIDS patient a viatical broker in San Francis- vet who will pay them, or how for King to pay them anywhere pus Planning Board. They rec- that the University not appear Clemente Castro gets a check- co. much they'll receive. from a third to half of his award. ommended that a comprehen- indifferent to the importance of up call from a group of investors It is difficult to gauge just how Legal experts suggested that King had four lawyers at the sive traffic and parking plan that alternative transportation. who are destined to receive up lucrative the viatical industry is, lawyers may get paid twice counsel table plus a number of takes the San Carlos Street clo- Jo-Ann Collins, bicycle coor- to $150,000 from the terminally since most death futures are pri- once by King and once by the others behind the scenes. sure into consideration be pro- dinator for the City of San Jose, ill man. vately held and many are so new defendants found liable. Added into the equation is the duced. said that San Carlos Street The catch: They don't get it that their first set of policies has In police brutality cases, attor- role of attorney Steven Lerman, The Academic Senate cited should be open to bicycle traffic. until Castro dies. yet to yield dividends. neys may apply to the judge at who represented King for more liability concerns and campus "I'm in favor of it because "They try to be as round- Like any investment, there is trial's end to have the than a year after the March 3, safety as compelling reasons to we'd like to see automobile trips about as possible,* the 34-year- risk: a medical cure could be defendants pay their fees 1991, beating. create a comprehensive plan decline in the downtown area," old Castro said, "but they are found, investors might be sued, that covers all vehicles, motor- Collins said. "There's a lot checking to see if I've croaked. interest rates on borrowed ized or not, moving on campus. that can be done regarding safe- ... My partner would get a little money could eat away at eventu- The Senate believes an all- ty issues. Bicycle safety instruc- sarcastic and say, 'No he hasn't al profits. And, of course, there's encompassing plan would elimi- tion should be available on cam- croaked yet,' and hang up." the risk of simply being too bull- nate any confusion while reflect- pus." Enter the morbid world of ish about how quickly a policy- STUDENT TRAVEL viatica] settlements otherwise holder will die. known as "death futures" Four years ago, when Castro where the terminally ill sign over seemed not long for this world, Earth Day their life insurance policies at a he was paid $97,500 up front for cut rate to investors who receive his $150,000 policy. Despite hav- From page 1 hold the event the way they had the proceeds when the patient ing almost no white blood cells it planned. dies. left, Castro is holding on, and down in price about 50 percent A.S. was not willing to lend The business of viatication the investors are still waiting for from the fees their managers them the remainder of the from the Latin word viaticum, their return. 1 toiAlitflyttiT wanted. funds on the promise that ERC referring to the Eucharist given "It used to be that when The Environmental Resource would pay it back from this to a dying person has grown someone was diagnosed with Center has been planning for year's profits. Cole said she and in the last five years from several AIDS, they were gone in a year," lo% off Any Entree Earth Day '94 since November. the ERC have learned a lot from companies to more than 50 said Bob Banchich, national Specials: Cole said most other Bay Area planning this year's celebration. firms competing in a $300 mil- marketing director for Living Won Ton Rice Stick Combination Crispy Earth Day celebrations are "Next year when things go lion industry Benefits, one of two viaticals Soup Fried Noodles planned only a month in wrong we'll be prepared. Now The thought of trading on owned by the publicly held person's mortality may CAPX Corp. "Now, it's more of Won Ton Noodle Soup Chow Fun advance of the events. we know what not to get so another Cole said that so few people worked up about," she said. strike some as grotesque and a crapshoot." volunteered to help with this The theme for this year's unseemly. But viatica] investors But Living Benefits and other NOODLE similarities see their service as more life- viaticals treat life expectancy as a HOUSE year's event that members of the Earth Day is the NEW TUNG KEE ERC resorted to randomly going between humans and the earth. affirming than vulture-like. They science. Several doctors review 262 East Santa Clara St. to classes to solicit help. Efforts Many ideas echo the senti- say they deliver something the medical records from potential 289-8688 paid off in the end. ments that inspired the begin- terminally ill need: Money to clients and advise the compa- from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM "You see a lot of apathy on ning of Earth Day 24 years ago, spend while they are still around nies on the likely date of death. 1(0iN 7 DAIS A campus. It's been very hearten- she said. to enjoy it. Living Benefits stays away Exp 4-30-94 ing to see people come out and 'There is an interconnection And it's only fair, they say, that from anyone with more than get involved," she said. between being healthy and investors get some compensa- two years to live. Other compa- Planning for Earth Day '94 the planet being healthy. tion for putting up their money. nies will accept life expectancies Apply now. Deadline 5/3 was especially challenging We have to take responsibility "Funeral directors charge you of up to four years. because of the bureaucracy every day for this. There are money, ministers charge you Of the 1,000 policies Living involved with getting funds things you can do that are money, doctors charge you Benefits has bought since 1988, through Associated Students, painless like recycling. You money. There is no such thing 20 percent have lived past the she said. A.S. appropriated can't make something else as a free lunch. Everybody pays, two-year cutoff. In only 1 per- the Associated Students Program Board Join $6,500 for this years Earth Day, healthy unless you are healthy even in death," said Rob cent of the cases have they been and bring concerts, speakers, performing arts, but that was only half of what yourself this includes the Haynie, client services director off by more than a year. film, video, and other exciting events to SJSU! the ERC said was necessary to planet," she said. jobs available Peeking at Peruvian pottery All positions available Past shows for Fall semester Primus Executive Director U2 Forums Sinbad Marketing Strunz & Farah Publicity Gerald Rivera Campus Organizations Prog. Upcoming shows Film 8. Video Annual Fountain Blues 4/24 Performing Arts Edward James Olmos Multicultural Events 5/3 Concerts Karen Finley 5/19

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SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University World Events Wednesday. April 21, 1994 7 U.S. company Israel arrests 400 Arabs to launch. new EgJERUSALEM (AP) - the Gaza Strip. Euro satellite Secret service agents and "Their return is a sign that soldiers arrested more the peace process is continuing laPARIS (AP) - Eutelsat, the than 400 Arabs and seized despite the obstacles," said European telecommuni- automatic weapons in a Sufian Abu Zayde, a PLO cations company that lost predawn sweep Tuesday spokesman. one of its satellites in an Ariane against an Islamic fundamen- PLO officials said the crash, said Tuesday it is negotiat- talist group that terrified the roundup of Islamic activists, ing with General Dynamics to nation with suicide bomb the largest since Israel deport- launch its Hot Bird Plus. attacks on commuter buses. ed nearly 400 Palestinians to The U.S. company was cho- Prime Minister Yitzhak Lebanon in December 1992, sen because the European Rabin, who ordered the crack- was particularly ill-timed Space Agency had fully booked down, hinted there could be because it came while PLO its Ariane missile launches further moves if the attacks negotiators were seeking the through August 1996, when the persisted, and officials said release of prisoners of all fac- telecommunications firm wants llamas political leaders could tions. About 3,500 Hamas to put its satellite in orbit, a be targeted next. activists are among the 10,500 Eutelsat spokeswoman said. "We will fight those who inmates Palestinians say are "Eutelsat must act in a very continue terror with all the held by Israel. competitive market," she said, means that are available to us. Palestine Liberation Organi- citing plans by Societe The only limitation is the limi- zation officials said the sweep Europeene de Satellite to tations of the law," he said on was unlikely to force a suspen- launch three Astra satellites Israel TV sion in Israel-PLO talks but between 1994 and 1996. Rabin balanced his crack- would undercut support for The spokeswoman, speaking Vietnam sees export gains from trade fair for U.S. firms down with gestures to Yasser the peace process. on customary anonymity, insist- Arafat's PLO. He confirmed "These arrests are certainly ed Eutelsat "has not changed" HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - keen to sell their products and three months after the United Israel would allow the return of not going to contribute in any its policy toward Mane despite Vietnam hopes its first services in Vietnam are partici- States removed its 19-year com- 20,000 to 30,000 Palestinians, positive way. On the contrary, the Jan. 24 crash that destroyed trade fair for American pating in the four-day show mercial embargo against Viet- most relatives of the PLO they feed the skepticism and the Eutelsat II-F5 and a Turkish companies, opening Thursday, billed as Vietnamerica Expo '94. nam on Feb. 3. American busi- police force, once agreement the convictions people have satellite. will eventually lead to bigger Among the familiar brand nesses are now free to compete with the PLO was reached. that this peace process is mere- Eutelsat has already hired the sales for Vietnamese exporters to names crowded into a Hanoi with those of Europe and Asia Israel also allowed the ly a reorganization of the occu- Atlas-II of General Dynamics to the United States, an exhibition exhibition hall are Pepsi, IBM, that have had a head start in this return Tuesday of six fugitives pation and won't lead to real launch a satellite in December organizer said Tuesday. Kraft and General Electric. promising market of 72 million from Arafat's Fatah faction, peace," said Hanan Ashrawi, a 1991, the spokeswoman noted. More than 50 American firms The trade fair comes less than people. who crossed from Egypt into PLO spokeswoman.

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8 Wednesday, April 20, 1994 SAN Jost STATE UravEusrry SPARIAN DAILY Two killed when helicopter Following the paper recipe crashes near Nellis range

LAS VEGAS (AP) Two U.S. der Aguilar, 25, of Sumner, LEFT: Kana Shibuya, Army crew members were Wash. puts cooked palm killed Monday when their The helicopter, an leaves into a blender observation helicopter crashed 011-58 Kiowa, was from to make pulp for her northwest of Mercury, Nev. Fort Rucker, Ala., and was paper making class near the Nellis Air Force Base part of the 2nd Battalion, Tuesday in the Art Range. 229th Attack Helicopter Regi- building. The palm The Army identified the ment. leaves have to be victims as Capt. Kenneth The battalion is deployed cooked in soda ash for Alan Sexton, 30, of Augusta, to Nellis to participate in Green Ga., and 1st Lt. Michael Alexan- Flag training exercises. 10 to 20 hours before pulping to sufficiently soften the fiber before the paper making process. Students use the paper made in class for a variety of EXCLUSIVELY FOR SJSU things including paint- ing and face masking. STUDENTS & FACULTY! Gregory M. BELOW: Shibuya puts down the palm fibers O'Connor, D.D.S. before she stows it Family Dentistry away to dry. It takes Private Practice 'SJSU Graduate, 1970, 24 hours before a BA Blochentlettg sheet of freshly Memi.,, of the Spartan f oundation pressed paper dries Dr, San Jose I Z.: 242 La Pala and can be used. 258-5054 liiratVX:5 RIGHT: Shibuya lifts a sheet of prepared palm and kozo fiber onto a window screen

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