WEDNESDAY PARTAN DAILY Commentaiy: The man who couldn't A deified himself VoL 100, No.51 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 Wtilnesday, April 21,1993 be reasoned with. Pay, _ A mere department Courting now School ofMusic 1:1 Several departments enjoy Prestige' ofnew title BY NASER IDEIS school after being departments. "It emphasizes the professional Spartan Daily Staff Wnt cr. Library and Information Science education and training musicians To the former music depart- was changed from its status as a get for a career," he said. "This ment, its faculty and its students, division to that of a school. The change is important in that it the new title as School of Music department of Art and Design adds some prestige to the title. It instead of department of music is was also renamed as a school. separates the music unit from the more than just a name change. To In a news release regarding the rest of the university in the sense members it means prestige, dis- name change for the music that it may be more attractive for tinction and autonomy. department, Evans said he's recruiting outstanding students Last month, SJSU President J. "pleased to recognize the accom- ... and for recruiting additional Handel Evans announced the plishments of the school's gradu- outstanding faculty. renaming of the music depart- ates, its students and its faculty in "If I were to leave, 1 would ment to the School of Music. renaming this outstanding pro- think that a recruitment for a The School of Music is one of gram and recognizing its national director of the School of Music three departments designated stature." might be more effective than with the new title. The School of 'Fed 1.ucas, director of tlic Lhairman the music depart- Journalism and Mass Communi- School of Music, said the name ment." cation and the School of Nursing change singles out the depart- Lucas also said that the name were also renamed. ment as being somewhat different change will be more attractive to Last year two other depart- from a tiaditional music derir high school mident% and to ments where given the status of ment. NAMES, Page 3 Earth Day focused on 'environmental justice' BY THEODORE SCHMIDT what it really is or why the com- ronmentally sound alternatives to Spartan Daily Stall:Writer panies are placing it there. nuclear power and possible envi- In celebration of Earth Day "This happened in Kings ronmental disasters. Thursday, the Student Union County where Mexican and Lati- "Nuclear waste is radioactive Amphitheater will be the site of no people were not given an for over 500,000 years," and bury- talks, tables with environmental interpreter at the meetings held ing the waste is environmentally pamphlets and a band playing in for the community. A law suit fol- unsound, Kaffen said. There is no celebration of environmentalism. lowed," Kaffen said. place on the earth that has been The theme of the forum on Some of the speakers in the unchanged in 500,000 years so no Earth Day is environmental jus- forum are professors at SJSU in one knows whether burying the tice and discussions will concern the environmental studies pro- waste anywhere is safe, he said. the Exxon Valdez oil spill, toxic gram. Schiavo, a professor in the wastes and "environmental Frank Schiavo will talk about environmental studies depart- racism and civil rights." the environmental studies ment, owns a house that is 100- department at SJSU. Cynthia percent solar powered. Environmental justice Mahabir will talk about environ- "I believe you should practice mental rights and Robert Schaef- what you teach," Schiavo said. "We decided to make the fer will talk about Earth Day poli- "My home is an attempt to show theme of this to be the lack of tics. people that these energy efficient environmental justice toward options are available and within ethnic groups in this country anti Alternative power reach. If we are ever going to the extortion of third world achieve environmental justice countries and the placing of toxic Part of the focus of the forum people need to be aware of this. It waste dumps in non-English is to show alternatively powered is not somebody else's job to L MAt.IAS SPARTAN DAILY speaking communities," said Phil vehicles and alternative power make environmental decisions; it Edvins Purls and Shelly Loder, both juniors noon. Their routine, titled "The Night Dances,"

Kaffen, a forum coordinator. sources. Kaffen also said, "What is everyone's job." majoring in dance, practice a modern dance is choreographed by Lisa Freedman, who is we do to our own health is The forum starts at 10 a.m. He said waste is placed in these routine in the Spartan Complex Monday after- also a dance major. neighborhoods without the peo- important too. We want to and will continue until about 1:30 ple of the community knowing inform the unaware," about envi- p.m. Villa Nueva offers fresh Writing Skills Test draws multitudes site for career resources BY NASER IDEIS strate your editing skills (to be able to BY TRACY BLAKELY anyone can take advantage of 'Tartan Daily Ntalt Wnter lhe best preparation for pass):' she said. Spartan Rirly St.itt what the sparkling little room To thousands of SJSU students registered Although students may pass the test on It smells like ncw carpet has to offer. to take the Writing Skills Test (WST), this the WST is the knowledge, the basis of a single test part, Southern said, fumes, but the Y Wc. \ Villa "We have a resource library, Saturday is not just another day off, it's as they have to provide responses to both Nueva career center on Third job listings with 500 to 700 important as being able to register in the parts of the test in order to have the test r red offers old tried and true employers we actively solicit per classes they need in the fall semester. experience and English scored. job -hunting resources. month, and a referral network of A record 3,540 students will be tested for Bruce said 45 minutes will be given for Barely used three-ring binders over 100 agencies listed out in the their writing ability whether they're skilLs students have the 72-item multiple choice test and one tilled with job descript ions from community:' said Career Devel- good enough to enroll in the 100W courses hour for the essay test. potential employers sit on shelves opment Services coordinator or any of the upper division general educa- acquired over the course of On the whole, students should make awaiting those in need of Thcit- , tion classes. available two anti a half hours for the test employment. For a daily fee of $3 Ytt.i P.tge3 The number of students who registered their educatiotial careers. period, he said. to take the WST is far above average, said The test will be given three times on Sat- Bruce Wilson, test coordinator for Testing urday, at 8 a.m., 11 aan and 2:30 p.m. "Stu- San Jose honors Russian scholars, art and Evaluation at SJSU. score. dents must show up at the time specified on Wilson said there were two major rea- By the new standards that will start in their registration card that was mailed to BY THEODORE SMITH give conferences and talk to peo- Spartan !tatty Stall r 110 sons that attracted the great number of stu- June, Southern said, students have to get a them:' Wilson said. ple about the Russian city. dents to take the test Saturday. minimum score of eight on the essay test to According to the testing office, the best San Jose is playing host for a The 18 -person delegation Besides Admissions and Record's mass pass or a score 0163 or higher on the multi- preparation for the WST is the knowledge, week of festivities for its Russian from Russia will visit various mailing of test notices, Wilson said, word ple choice to pass. experience and English skills students have sister city of Ekaterinburg. businesses and sites around San got around about a "minor change" of the Students will also get the chance to com- acquired over the course of their education- Starting Friday and running lose. The Russian visitors will test standards for future tests. bine their scores on the multiple choice and al careers. until April 30, the Pavilion shops tour the Hoover Institute, Mara Southern, director of Testing and the essay test to get a passing score, she said. Those students who wish to review more in downtown San lose will be dis- Packard Hospital and Stanford Evaluation said that currently, anyone who "If they get at least seven on the essay and sample questions and the basic rules of playing Russian arts and crafts as Hospital. A reception will be held can get a score of seven or higher on the 60 on the multiple choice then they'll pass." grammar and usage may purchase a book well as exhibits reflecting the city at SISU on N1onday from 4 to 6 essay test will pass regardless of the score on Southern said the combination of scores titled "Cliff's Writing Proficiency Examina- of Ekaterinburg. p.m. the multiple choice section of the test. And provides a better chance for students who tion" available in the bookstore. On Saturday, music, food and The Pavilion will be displaying anybody who gets a 62 on the multiple don't do well on one part of the test. "If you The next WST will be lune 26. The last Russian events will be featured at all of the arts from Russia and choice will pa.ss regardless of the essay test write a faulty essay, you have to demon- day to register for that test will be June 3. a Russian party from 12:30 to 5 having various lunches and p.m. exhibits from Friday until April Eighteen Russian speakers will 29.

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Aki DAVID Difficult to survive a battle woNDERIN A keff NERE , with a 'messiah' WHEN You ip BE SHWA up. A MA, al? The government had no other gas that would spark a fire, and the riAy us possible effects of the CS tear gas that choice but to force an end to was used on children before mak- the 51-day standoff ing a move. Something needed to be done, and the FBI had no control over the end On Monday, a 51 -day stand- result. The FBI took numerous pre- off by FBI authorities with David cautions to protect the lives of inno- Koresh and his followers in Waco, cent children or followers held against Texas came to a fiery apocalyptic end their will. that saw 85 people , including 20 chil- Some argue if the FBI wanted to dren, swallowed in a blazing inferno. destroy the compound why did it The battle began Feb. 28 when waste the media and taxpayers' time agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, and money for 51 seemingly endless Tobacco and Firearms tried to serve day. It can be safely assumed that the arrest warrants for weapons viola- FBI, ATF, President Clinton and Reno tions and child abuse on the commu- never planned or hoped for such a nity. catastrophic resolution to the stand- In the wake of the tragedy that off. How long can negotiators reason occurred in Waco, the Spartan Daily with a man who considered himself supports the actions of the FBI dur- (at some times) the Messiah? ing the long standoff. But little can be done to prevent an The operation has been criticized unstable, crazed, "religious" leader for tactical flaws and the mounting from bringing an apocalyptic end to costs of the long wait as well as the his "stable" world when his arsenal I NE D IMPERT SPARTAN DAIL Y rationale for Monday's raid. might be equivalent to some small Costs can never be to high when nations military might. lives are stake, especially when they It was obvious Koresh and his fol- are the lives of young children. Fifty- lowers were prepared to die and Foreign aid a benefit to U.S., never a burden one days was enough time to conduct unwilling to accept any other resolu- the proper negotiations needed to tion. Not only the defense indus- democratic governments. bring about a peaceful solution. The true tragedy is the loss of How much of the U.S. try benefits. Hundreds of Concurrently, economic assis- It became apparent that Koresh many young children who had no budget is allocated to foreign American universities, both tance is provided to prevent was unwilling to compromise. Attor- control over their own destiny. aid? public and private, participate collapse of democracy in those ney General Janet Reno rightfully What needs to be questioned is a. 20 percent in university research abroad, nations. approved a raid to end a situation how far can we as a society allow a b. 25 percent funded by foreign aid which History has shown democ- that was a growing hazard to many group of people to seclude themselves c. 17 percent offers opportunities for Amer- racies do not fight each other. lives. with firearms without violating their d. None of the above ican students overseas. As the number of democracies Amos Fabiali Planners gauged everything rights, but at same time preventing The answer is d. Foreign aid In this global village we call grows, the world will be safer, including a non-pyrotechnic" tear another similar occurrence. represents less than 1 percent planet earth, our destiny is the U.S. security will increase, Ni1=1111=Ss of the U.S. budget and is one of intertwined with the rest of the and security costs will To My Four America's most misunder- world. American foreign aid decrease. stood programs. According to fights global warming, the In addition, we can depend Readers Letters to the editor the 1990 Census Bureau, the destruction of rain forests, on having a certain relation budget totalled $1.1 billion, drugs and much, much more. ship with democracies because while all types of foreign aid For example, foreign aid the agreements are with As such, foreign aid to Israel Taxes a necessary evil reached approximately $18 helps programs such as the nations, not with leaders. Such is in our direct national inter- million. United Nations Environment assurance will not disappear est; 83 percent of it is spent Editor patron saint Ronald Reagan told Foreign aid is divided into Fund, which, in turn, helps when the next leader is elected, right here in the U.S., creating Matt! Matt! Matt! You just don't get everyone they could get something three major areas. Grants are developing countries adopt as opposed to possible coup jobs and boosting the it, do you? for nothing. transfers of supply or cash for cleaner energy sources. d'etats in non-democracies. economies of 43 states, Cali- Nothing in this world is as black Finally, there's the matter of uni- which no payment is expected. U.S. exports to recipients Humanitarian aid pro- fornia included. American and white as you would malce it seem versal health care something new Credits refer to loan dis- increased by 70 percent grams overseas cost each weapon systems, including the (re: Matt Smith column "Tax the sta- taxes are supposed to cover. Anyone bursements or transfers to be between 1986 and 1990. Today, American only about 16 cents Patriot missile and the F-15 ple goods so people will save money:' who thinks this country will adopt a repaid, usually with interest. these exports account for more per year, while the gratitude fighter aircraft, have been April 20). system of socialized medicine is in Other assistance refers to than one-third of total U.S. and investment that follows is improved with Israeli techno- First of all, no matter who we vote need of a doctor themselves. transfer of U.S. farm products exports, and generate more immeasurable. logical innovations. for we always get stuck with some- The future of medicine involves in exchange for foreign cur- than 28 million U.S. jobs. Humanitarian efforts Only 17 percent of Ameri- body. After all, these days most peo- making it more efficient, and there- rencies. Developing countries are a involve such charitable organi- cans supported the Marshall ple who actually bother to vote do so fore less expensive. Since 73 percent of the for- potential growth market for zations as the Red Cross, Plan, but this foreign aid pro- for the lesser of the evils, which in It's called "managed competition." eign aid is spent in America, U.S. exports. By the year 2,000, which provides more money gram became the foundation this year turned out by "majority" Look into it. not in foreign countries, it it is projected 80 percent of the than the government does. for our foreign policy in opinion to be "Slick Willy." supports American jobs. world's people will live in Such aid is credited for Europe. Second, no matter how much peo- According to a Pentagon study, developing countries. Foreign immunizing children in devel- Why should America main- ple complain about taxes, they are a about $6 billion a year is given aid to those countries would oping countries and saving 20 tain foreign aid? Because we necessary evil because even more to our allies to purchase mili- promise more potential invest- million people in Africa from can't afford not to. people demand greater services. tary equipment from Ameri- ment in the U.S. starvation in the 1980s. Also, we get the added "bonus" of foe Christman can defense contractors. This Foreign aid supports pro- Foreign aid is a small price paying back, with interest, the so- Junior, amount injects approximately grams such as the National to pay for peace and security called free-ride of the '80s, when your Mechanical Engineering $25 billion per year and results Endowment for Democracy. in the world. The Middle East, Amos Fabian is a Daily staff in more than 200,000 Ameri- Leaders from around the one of the world's most volatile columnist. His column appears can jobs. world are learning to sustain areas, is still our main concern. every other Wednesday SPARTAN DAILY Spiritual awakening needed for earth's survival RICHARD ESPINOZA executive editor strip-mined, oil-drilled and eczo Tomorrow all the citi- dumped it's way to destroying zens, newspapers and televi- The 287 Indian the homeland of the earth's BRIAN WACHTER city editor sion stations in the country original conservationists. PATTI EAGAN production editor gear up to break out the Big reservations in the First the good 'ole USA TARA MURPHY photo editor Band-aid and ease their guilty takes over Native American DAVID MARSHALL chiefphotographer consciences for Earth Day. U.S. are the most land and claims it as its own MARIA C. ROSE editor forum People will drive a little less, (Sound familiar to a certain fin, Batcho

SEAN COOPER arts & entertainment editor turn in their recycling for environmentally Middle East situation a couple DEBRA MYERS features editor some pocket cash, and maybe of years ago?), then it tears up ERIK HOVE sports editor say "hello" to the tree in their brutalized areas of the land through mindless Elephant Talk JON SOLOMON chief copy editor backyard. overconsumption, and as the AMOS FABIAN national & foreign editor The day after tomorrow land in existence. ultimate slap in the face, leaves - for the general populace, any- the cleanup job to the Indians. the next day and beyond, with CHRISTINA MION advertising director way it will all be forgotten. Then the government peo- the attitude and the realization c.c.>, But for the Native Ameri- business offices, the American ple make laughable statements that this planet is the only hab- BILL BEEMAN retail advertising manager cans who share this land it's a Indian movement is a funda- with straight faces. A great itable one in our vicinity and LIONEL CARREON advertising art director day without a sunset, a spiritu- mental relationship between example was George Bush's it's dying. AARON THATCHER national advertising manager al battle that never ends. It's a human life and its creator, its chief negotiator David H. What Americans really AVELINO POMB 0 national advertising manager continuous fight for "the way" "God" the mother earth. LeRoy, who said Indian land is need is a massive spiritual KELLEY WELSH advertising marketing manager that spans generations far It is the most bitter of the best place to dump spent awakening. The only way this JIM BUTLER advertising downtown manager exceeding the last twenty- ironies. The 287 Indian reser- fuel rods because their wisdom can happen is if more people DOUG WALKER advertising entertainment manager something years Earth Day has vations in the U.S. are the most of the earth makes them better stop living for their next pay- SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager been around. env iron mentally brutal ized equipped to handle it. check and start to really appre- CHRIS JETER advertising production manager While the still-youthful areas of land in existence. Earth Day should be a cele- ciate the beauty and dynamics white environmental move- Through unrelenting pres- bration of the Native Ameri- of the earth and all it provides. REPORTERS: TRACY BLAKELY, KAMILAH BOONE, BILL ERB, HECTOR FLORES, NANCY FONG, ALLAN ment is wrapped up in com- sure, the government (with the can love of the earth, not just a HOVLAND, JENNIFER KANE, NICK KIRKENDALL, LIANA KISHI, LAURA KLEINMAN, ELAINE MEITZLER, MASER puter printouts and stalemated help of the federal Bureau of half-hearted involvement for !DEIS, DINA MEDINA, MINERVA PANLILIO, THEODORE SCHMIDT, TRUONG PHUOC KHANII, KEVIN TURNER, TORREY WEBB, PAUL WOTEL. compromises in downtown Indian Affairs) has incessantly the day. It should extend past Inn Batch ts a Daily staff columnist COLUMNISTS:JIM DATUM LYNN BENSON, BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, STEVE CHAE, AMOS FABIAN, JOHN PEREZ, MATT SMITH. TTTTT as: ED FOWLER, MARTIN GEE, FRED LIMPERT PHOTOGRAPHERS: SHONA BAROFF, MONTY COSME, IENNIFER FEURTADO, D.A. HORVATH, fENIFER FORUM PAGE POLICIES LAPOLLA, CHRISTINA MACIAS, AIMEE MCKINNEY, KAREN SCHMIDT, MATT WALLIS (Ns. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: SCOTT ABBANAT, TERESE ALAI, CAROLYN CAMERON, Articles may be mailed to ism and Mass Communica- San Jose, CA 95192 or faxed to contain the author's name, GRACE CHOW, DARLENE KEE, ESTELA IAMBERTE, SUSAN RALEY, IIM TRAMEL, ALEX WADLEY, LI-KING YEE the Forum Editor, The Spartan tions, San Jose State Universi- (408) 924-3282. address, daytime phone num- c.v., ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: ALVIN CHUNG, JEFF JACKSON, MARK TOWNSEND, ty, One Washington Square, Articles and letters MUST ber, signature and major. TRINETTE VAN DER HEIDEN. Daily, Department of Journal-

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trative positions created as a Names result of the designation of SpartaGuide "schools." rom page I There will furthermore be no The San Jose State calendar junior college students. additional dePartments created "It sounds better when they're within a college as a result of the 1?* PHILOSOPHY DEPT.: Prof. Holly (the School of Music> applying change. TODAY Thomas, "A Modest Solution to a for grants or any outside In order for an existing acade- Problem of Induction': 4p.m., SU finances," said Theodore Norton, mic department to be designated AL-ANON: Meeting, 12 -12:50- University of Oregon Room, call Prof. Har- head of the Organization and as "school:' it has to meet two cri- p.m., Admin. Room #269, call Guadalupe wood at 924-4519. Government Committee of the teria set by the Academic Senate Carol at 483-2084. of SJ RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PROGR- Academic Senate. "It's more cus- SU. Summer Session ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: tomary in their discipline to refer The first criterion is the exis- AM: Brown Bag Lunch - Transi- Meeting, 12:15p.m., Campus Mi- to the organization as a school tence of similar academic units of JUNE 21 -AUGUST 13 tion and Barriers, 12-1:30p.m., nistry Center, 10th and San Car- instead of a department." comparable size and academic las,es and workshops begin throughout SU Pacheco Room, call Virginia los, call (415) 595-2103. According to the Academic quality in comprehensive univer- the summer. No formal admission at 924-5930; graduation blues, ARTISTS' GUILD: Student Artw- Senate resolution approved last sities that are frequently. designat- requirements. For a tree summer session 7p.m., SU Pacheco Room, call ork sale: Pre-sale Registration year, the nomenclature followed ed "school." bulletin, write or call: 924-5939. Deadline, noon, Industrial Stud- at SJSU changes the title of the The second criterion for the SJSU CYCLING TEAM: Meeting, 1993 Summer Session ies Room 235A, call Debbie at individual who administers the name change requires the appli- 293-3313. 7p.m., SU Pacheco Room, call department from department cant department to offer a termi- 333H Oregon Hall Mike at 924-8383. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- chair to school director. But the nal degree in a professionally ori- University of Oregon SPARTAN DAILY: Health and Fit- GRAM BOARD: Wednesday Ni- director's position will not carry ented program, which means that Eugene Olt 97403 ness Fair, 11a.m.-2p.m., Art Qu- department ght Cinema "A Few Good Men" any changes other than a new graduates of that (503) 346-3475 to practice in the 6-9p.m., SU Ballroom, call ASPB ad, call 924-3270. designation. should be able school director is equiva- field of their degree. R.A.T. Line at 924-6261. The 7 lent to a department chair and is In addition, to be supported BLACK GRADUATION COMMIT- \ amt. THURSDAY reimbursed at the same level as by appropriate explanation for TEE: Meeting, 5p.m., EOP Con- Address ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER department chairs. Departments the name change, departments ference Room, call Regina at the new title must also STUDENT UNION: Outreach designated as schools will virtu- requesting ( it( 279-3381. a majority vote of Day Meeting, 5-7p.m., SU Mon- ally has no financial impact. be approved by COUNSELING SERVICES: Acad- department faculty. talvo Room, call Carmelita at There will be no new adrninis- its emic advising, 4-6:45p.m., Ad- Oregon is the best place to be th;. ,ummer! min. bldg. room 201, 4-5p.m.; 924-2531. ERC: Earth Day, 10a.m-4p.m., lobby 5-6:45p.m., call 924-5910. to use it." METEOROLOGY DEPT.: Semi- Amphitheatre, Art Quad, call YWCA Others can volunteer in lieu of nar, 4-5p.m., Duncan Hall 615, Phil at 998, 8385 or 924-5467. paying for services at the career HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- From page I I (3' call Del at 924-5200. center. "It can be anything from MOUNTAINEERS OF SJSU: Mee- TION: Meeting, 5:30p.m., SU On a broader horizon is the clerical work here to high-end ting, 3p.m., SU Almaden Room, Almaden Room, call Adria at $35 yearly membership program. admi nist Naive positions?' call Gary at 279-2729. 370-1031. Brown-bag luncheons with guest speakers, job-search support Spartaclinde is available to SJSU students, faculty and siatl organiiat ions tor tree. I /cad- groups and unlimited use of the line is 5 p m., two days before publication. Forms are available at the Spartan Pally, 1)141 facilities are included. SHAPE UP TODAY 209. I imited space may force reducing the number of entries "We're in the process of getting some computers in," Morris said. News Room (408) 924-3280 "Within the next month or two Health & Fitness Fair people can come in and practice Fax 924-3282 resume writing or enhance typing Where - Art Quad Advertising 924-3270 and word-processing skills." A volunteer work program is When - I lam-2pm Classified 924-3277 where the Villa Nueva center dif- fers from SJSU's Career Planning and Placement Office. Industrial Featuring DAILY NAPS' 500-401 is publethed dady every sdlool &win, acadtranu yew) SZS leach semester r Is Ott ramp. perre per copy. Is t enu. by San lose State Universety. One Wastungton Squat.. San kne.CA.OSIU2 Ober organization psychology student MADD Facial Acne Care AY Mal subscriptions cepted on a remainder of senate bass. Second dass postage pad at San lose. CA Jennifer Strickland took advan- POSTER AAAAA Send addreta rhanges to Sparan Daily. San lose State Ontmany. Nu Skin Color Consultants rne Washington Square. Sul lose. CA. OS I92 Cri 49. tage as an intern, earning four units of college credit, and put the AIDS Program American Lung Assoc resources together at Villa Nueva. March of Dimes American Heart Assoc "I looked at what people want- ed:' Strickland said. "I've had Condom CO-OP Massage Demonstration CORRECTION: some good feedback, and people Acupuncture Black Mountain Water wanted it to be less overwhelm- ing. Usually you walk into a career La Rose Stivers Insurance Salaries of CSU administrators were reported incorrectly in center and nobody tells you how Monday's Spartan Daily. Members of the board of trustees earns $100 per meeting plus travel expenses. The chancellor earns $175,000 annually and the board of trustees' secretary earn $40,000 a year. DEALERS HAS THE BEST PRICES IN TOWN Teen dub members charged NETWORK ONE $ ALARM with murdering a dassmate Numencal Panasonic tn NO draplay t CAR ALARM AM/FM Vlbrato DIGITAL CREDIT 2 REMOTE AUDIOYOX Calif. 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SAN I RAN( .1SCO (AP) elbow injury that sidelined him The man who quarterbacked the for most of two seasons, leading San ranusco 49ers to four Super three scoring drives during the Bowl titles a 49er no more? 49ers' final regular-season game. Say it ain't so, Joe. But the comeback came too Aft Joe Montana never expected it late, and at 36, Montana was too to end this way, traded from the old. The team at first elected to team he symbolized for more stick with Young as the starter. a.wINII~116,40.0.11 than a decade because the 49ers Montana, who will turn 37 on found a better, younger, healthier June I I , was told he wouldn't be vireo’ quarterback. allowed to compete for the job in But he finally pulled the trigger training camp, a position himself, saying on Monday that reversed only Sunday, when Mon- *la he would prefer to start in Kansas tana already had committed to City than to back up Steve Young joining the Chiefs, contingent on in San Francisco, no matter the a trade being worked out by both 49ers' designation of him as "the teams. designated starter." That trade came lbesday. Regardless, Montana leaves Always quick to give credit to San Francisco as one of the city's others, Montana has maintained most illustrious sports heroes much of his success was due to ever. former 49ers coach Bill Walsh, His final tally in 14 seasons: who formulated the offensive KAREN T SCHMIDT SPARTAN DAIL Y four Super Bowl rings, three scheme under which he flour- Two Spartan baseball players groom the infield between games University of Nevada-Reno on Sunday. The Spartans lost to Stan - Super Bowl MVP awards, seven ished, and to Jerry Rice, the on Sunday. The Spartans played a double header against the ford 5-4 yesterday. Pro Bowl appearances, two NFL game's best receiver. MVP honors, a host of team and But Montana was the center- NFL records. piece, the clutch performer with Not to mention the adoration all-American good looks and a of countless fans who continued pedigree from Notre Dame. to call for Montana to take the Now it's the Chiefs, not the Sick honored, golf teams do well field even as Young, who sup- 49ers, will find out whether Mon- planted him, led San Francisco to tana, master of the comeback, has the league's best record last sea- one more in him. BY KEviN Tt I It In his tirst game ot the week on tied the Spartans in Sunday's final points. ['his game was held at the son and was named the NFEs He has done it so many times, Spartan Tuesday, April 13, Sick tossed a round, came in second with a 931 U.S InterCollegiate tournament at M VP. rallying himself from numerous Dave Sick, JJS1.1 pitcher, has complete game in a 8-1 victory. total. Stanford University at Stanford By the end of last season, Mon- injuries and his team from seem- been honored as "Pitcher-of- the - He gave up six hits and one The Spartan victory was SJSU's Golf Course. tana appeared recovered from an ingly hopeless situations. Week" and Collegiate Baseball's unearned run while striking out fifth title in six tournaments of SJSU players Steve Woods, Bob "Co-National-Player-of-the - six and walking one. the 1992-93 season. Jacobson, Denny Rasku, Brad Week." The Spartans have won 13 Yzerman, Justin Wright, and Sick is the second Spartan Women's golf wins again times in 15 events and finished Brian Tucker played in the game, pitcher to be honored in the Big second in the other two tourna- averaging scores in the mid 70s. West Conference this season. SJ SU woman's golt Lisa Walton ments.Tracy Hanson, also of Woods, in round two,shot a 65, COMMUNICATE IN COLOR The 6'2" 195 lb. junior shares lead SJSU to a five-stroke victory SJSU, finished in the top 10 with a just one off the course record. his honor with Darren Langlis, a at the Women's Southern Inter- sbcth place 228 score, a final On day three, Oregon State COLOR LASER COPIES pitcher from the University of collegiate Championships, win- round of even par 73. won, with a total of 862 points. New Orleans. ning with a 926 score. Men's golf team earns third The first round leader was Cal Presentations Sick is also the first SJSU player The Spartans showed their State at 287, and the second *Transparencies to be honored since the 1990 sea- skill with four players in the top In men's golf, SJSU took third round winner was Washington Displays Sales Flyers son by Collegiate Baseball. 25 in the 100-player field. Furman place, scoring a total of 872 State at 522. Charts & Graphs *Copy From Slides

wPlahini,e2p0albper 81/2"X 1 1" Giants come back m extra innings NEW YORK (AP) Barry fence, his tOurth this season. strikeouts while limiting the utive walks, and after Robby COLOR I Bonds hit a two-run homer in the Dave Righetti (1-0), pitched a Giants to three hits over eight Thompson and Royce Clayton Giants' three-run 1 1 th inning, hitless 10th. Rod Beck earned his innings. The left-hander who struck out, Kirt Manwaring lined ( op.,. from tl.d ti.mtler tolne and San Francisco ended a six- fifth save, retiring all three batters retired 10 straight at one point a 1-1 pitch for a single to score or* an add.i.c.nol ,harge COPIES game losing streak against New in the 1 I th. five on strikeouts now has Williams. York with a 4-1 victory over the Bill Swift allowed only one hit fanned 10 or more 32 times in his The Mets tied it when Howard Mets on Thesday night. through seven innings, striking career. Johnson hit a bloop single off Darren l.ewis opened the II th out three and walking one. He The Giants, losers of their final reliever Mike Jackson in the kinkoss- with a triple off Mike Maddux (0- retired the final 13 batters he six games to the Mets last season, eighth. Jeff Kent sacrificed John- 1 ), the third New York pitcher. faced before being lifted for a used the only two walks allowed son to second and Gino Minutelli, the copy center 252-7821 Will Clark singled to break a 1- I pinch-hitter in the eighth. by Fernandez to score the game's who relieved Jackson, gave up a 295-4336 1821 Soratocir Ave I tie, and one out later Bonds The Mets' Sid Fernandez had a first run in the second. Matt run-scoring triple to pinch-hitter 93 E Son Carlos St Corner of Saratoga & homered over the centcr field National League sea.son-high 14 Williams and Bonds drew consec- Dave Gallagher. IAcross from McDonold's Expires 5/1/93 Law'en" F4P"'" W aj MN MEI I= NIM Sharks look for new coach and bright future JULY 6 THROUGH JULY 22 SAN JOSE (AP) Even lot of reasons for that, obviously," with "a winning attitude and per- bilities. though the San Jose Sharks can't Sharks president Art Savage said sonality." "We understand we're still in a Introduction erase the black marks they Monday as he announced The list of candidates includes process of growth, and we will recorded in NHL record books, Kingston's fate. "But we felt that Sharks associate coach Bob Mur- continue that process," Savage they're hoping a new leader can at the change needed to be done so doch and Kevin Constantine, said. "We're not making changes to Law School least dim the bad memories. we could get a fresh start and go coach of the Sharks' I HL affiliate, in that area, in the philosophy, but Following the firing of coach forward starting year three. " the Kansas City Blades. we also have to show progress and George Kingston four days after In the coming weeks, the team There is no timetable for tilling make progress. "An exciting opportunity to get a the conclusion of their 11-71-2 will interview several coaching Kingston's post, Savage said, and "We will be looking at the free sneak preview of low school." season, the Sharks are seeking a candidates front a list of 18 to 20 some candidates were involved in agent market this year, most defi- 1990 participant I larlan Wondring more forceful personality than possibil it ics, tiavage said. The hir- the NHL playoffs and couldn't be nitely. I think that, as well as pos- that of "Gentle George." Under ing decision will be made by own- interviewed immediately. sible trades and certainly the Kingston, the second-year ft an ers George and Gordon Gund, Although Savage speculated draft, is what it will take for us to A three-week summer program about what chise set a league record for losses Savage, and input from general that changes would be made on build." lawyers do and what law school is really like. and matched the mark for con- managers Chuck Grillo and Dean the ice, he said the team would Kingston, who did not return secutive setbacks. Lombardi. keep its emphasis on develop- phone messages seeking com- This program, offered fir the seventh consecutive summer, is "We clearly fell back and we Savage said the team is looking ment of young players while look- ment, declined the Sharks' offer of doigned for men and women who are considering applying to law didn't go forward, and there is a for a hard-working head coach ing at free agents and trade possi- a pro scouting position. school, who are about tO enter law school, or who want to learn more about lawyers and the American legal system. You can attend either day or everting classes taught by law Seifert might lose respect with 49er teammates faculty. Cost of the program is $485. Enrollment is limited. Learn study and exam techniques, lawyering skills and sub- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) All have the job if he agreed to stay the starting quarterback going ber of defensive holes to till. stantive law. You will also get intim:akin on admissions, careers along, coach George Seifert said with the team he led to four Super into training camp. The offer, Defensive end Pierce Holt and law school life. holding an open quarterback Bowl titles. On Monday, Montana which Seifert said came directly jumped to the Atlanta Falcons competition risked tearing apart rebuffed the 49ers, saying he'd from him, marked a turnaround without a matching offer from Registration deadline: June I I his San Francisco 49ers. prefer to be traded to Kansas City, from the coach's longstanding San Francisco, then the 49ers lost Yet the handling of the contro- and he got his wish Tliesday assertion that the job belonged to a bidding war for All-Pro defen- it), irti,.r mat lon versy by Seifert and management night. Young. sive end Reggie White. Last week, 41S/4Q 660C or return this name may end up doing the same thing, Several players had expressed "So much had happened to another free agent courted by the coupon foe a free catalog to: wirlress _ even after quarterback Joe Mon- concern about the moves, saying him here, how could he believe 49ers, defensive lineman Al Noga, Law Admissions tana's trade to Kansas City Thes- Montana and Young have been that?" Rice told the Santa Rosa signed with the Washington Red- Golden Gare Universiry city day night. treated unfairly. Press Democrat. "It's not like, skins. 516 Mission Street' At the lea.st, the organization, "I'm really a little tired of this 'Oh, now they're going to make Now, linebacker Tim Harris San Francisco, CA telephone 94105-2968 regarded as among the NFI:s best, saga," All-Pro wide receiver Jerry me the starter. All my troubles are may be out the door, lured by the appeared vacillating and weak in "It's going to be hard to going Philadelphia Accredited by the American lin, A... Worm unAl Ow Also< kailn Amerlt an Lau 1. 646 Rice said. to be behind me:" Eagles. Rice said he its attempt to satisfy Montana. put it behind us, but I think that's To make matters worse, the was saddened to learn Montana First, the 49ers were solidly what we need to do." Montana question seems to have wants to leave, regardless of the GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY behind NFL MVP Steve Young as Rice didn't blame Montana for distracted management from the offer to make him the starter. But the starter. Then they told Mon- turning down San Francisco's free-agent market. With the NFL he and other players couldn't help SCHOOL OF LAW tana over the weekend he could Ilth-hour offer to designate him draft Sunday, Seifert has a num- but sympathize. SPARTAN DAILY SAII UfINCTSIly Wednesday, Aprd 21,1993 7

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SPARTAN DAILY Roballoo .41. Execution anniversary brings protesters SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A year after four elderly Oakland residents in 1980 and that they are not safer in having had 200 California's first execution in a quarter-cen- later murdering a cellmate, had his death executions in recent years in the United ( Ehrlich, executive / 1 tury, the state has a new execution method sentence upheld by the state Supreme Court States," said Dorothy - and 356 condemned prisoners one of in 1991 and has asked to waive his federal director of the American Civil Liberties - - whom may die this year if allowed to waive appeals, Gillette said. He said Mason could Union of Northern California. .... - - be executed this summer if found mentally As evidence that some aspects of capital ". his remaining appeals. Death penalty opponents plan to mark competent to relinquish his rights. A hear- punishment are causing concern, both today's anniversary of the execution of ing is scheduled next month before a federal women cited a bill pending in the Legisla- Robert Alton Harris with a dawn vigil at judge in San Jose. ture, with death penalty advocate Sen. San Quentin and three church services Though most opinion polls show contin- Frank Hill as coauthor, that would prohibit around the state. Harris, 39, died in the San ued overwhelming support for the death execution of the retarded. Quentin gas chamber for the 1978 murders penalty, in California and nationwide, Ehrlich also noted the Legislature's pas- of two San Diego teen-agers. opponents say they have seen some hopeful sage of a law giving condemned prisoners Attorney General Dan Lungren marked signs, including a slight drop in public sup- the choice of lethal injection as an alterna- the occasion by renewing his call for limits port for capital punishment recorded by tive to gas. Though the ACLU opposed the cF").) on federal appeals by condemned prisoners, polls shortly after Harris' execution. bill as part of its stand against the death xft citing the "long and twisted legal record in "I think the level of dialogue on the issue penalty, she contended the law vindicated the Harris case." has dramatically increased," said Pat Clark, the group's legal challenge to the gas cham- Lungren's death penalty coordinator, executive director of a group called Death ber in the final stages of the Harris case. Deputy Attorney General Dane Gillette, Penalty Focus. "We're being asked to speak At today's church services in San Francis- r - said no California capital appeals are likely more and more" at schools and public meet- co, Pasadena and Irvine, participants will be to clear the federal courts this year, but one ings. asked to sign a "pledge of life" declaring that prisoner may sidestep the process. "I think the public is maybe ahead of the if they are ever murdered, the killer should David Mason, 36, convicted of strangling courts and the politicians in recognizing not be executed, Clark said. "I decided to marry him, warts and all!

2 1 school Jays Tin. 514010Yeg IS ',ewe...you State agrees to some demands in Ohio prison riot have noThing TO Fear I cASVILLE, Ohio (AP) ate in good faith." inmates on quality of life ques- Ms. Kornegay said negotia- know if any tunnels were found. file state has agreed to change or Also today, inmates met with a tions would be improved. tions on Monday with the The west side of the prison FREE AcFMN at least review a number of prison lawyer, and about 10 workers who Transfer of eligible inmates to inmates were "positive." contains cellblock I where the Own a pacjer 11,at neocls rules that hostage-holding appeared to be medical personnel other prisons in Ohio and else- Three inmates today met with inmates were barricaded. That activation or now service2 an area is out of view of media cover- Free with I ywor inmates have cited in their went into the prison. Officials did where would be done promptly. attorney Niki Schwartz, airlirniduniirnikod calling demands during a deadly stand- not explain why the medics were A surrender would be wit- inmate-rights activist froni Cleve- ing the siege. TOUCH TEL PAGING off, inmates were told. there. nessed by a religious leader. land brought in by state officials. A hostage released last week (Winchosie)) (406)243.1000 "These demands have been The inmates have held a cell- Mail and visiting privileges The meeting was held in a yard said the prisoners were armed reviewed and signed by the block at the state's maximum- will be reviewed, and installation outside the besieged cellblock. with homemade knives and other administration so we can end this security Southern Ohio Correc- of a new phone system would be On Monday, inmates had hung weapons. in a peaceful manner," said the tional Facility prison since a riot speeded up. a bed sheet from a cellblock win- "You've got inmates in there MAC & PC voice on the loudspeakers aimed April I I, when they took eight FBI would monitor prison dow saying, in part: "State lying that were military experts in Viet- at the inmates' barricaded cell- guards hostage. At least seven to ensure civil rights are upheld. to public. We are willing to end. nam and know how to put bombs RENTALS block. The speaker was not iden- inmates and one guard have been The Department of Health Must first talk face to face with together," said James A. Demons, tified. killed. Two hostages were released will be consulted about tubercu- attorney." released Friday after inmates were DA/Ly, WEEKLY, The message read to inmates last week. losis testing. Muslim inmates had Earlier, Ms. Kornegay had said allowed to relay their demands in MONTHLY RATES late Monday and today asked that Authorities declined to elabo- claimed the mandatory tubercu- Schwartz consulted with inmates a television broadcast. Computers. To Go they bring one of the remaining rate on what the concession offers losis tests violated their spiritual only through negotiators. Also Monday, about 1,000 peo- ple 539 S. Murphy hostages with them to the bar- meant. Among the points made beliefs. Ms. Kornegay also said author- attended a funeral for hostage (408 ) 746-2945 gaining table. in the loudspeaker message: Jim Mayers, a spokesman for ities had begun digging a trench Robert Vallandingham, a guard Sharron Kornegay, a spokes- No retaliation would be the Department of Rehabilitation between two security fences on who was killed last week. A coro- woman for the state prison sys- made against inmates or their and Correction, said he would the west side of the prison, look- ner's report indicated that Val- GREEKS & CLUBS tem, said today the message property. not comment on the message or ing for possible tunnels dug by landingham was strangled, said RAISE A COOL "ilffir111% our intention to negoti- --Connnunical ion with the negotiations. inmates. She said she did not prison spokesman Michael Lee. $1000 IN JUST ONE WEEK! Elementary school chief delivers on promise PLUS $1000 FOR THE MEMBER

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0 Rushdie sentence fired toward him by at least two Washington assailants. is irreversible, The attack was the first aimed at such a senior official since radical Islamic fun- Watch chief justice says damentalists began escalating violence ( Anton triers 15 months ago. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - Iran's uwestwation chief justice said Thesday that the death @ German troops of assault en Waco sentence against British author Salman Rushdie will stand even though the man sent to Somalia; WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- who issued it is long since dead. dent Clinton ordered an investiga- The judiciary chief, Mohammad a first since WWII tion of the assault on David Kore- Yazdi, commented at a news conference sh's compound Tuesday, but said in Tehran that "the edict remains valid BONN, Germany (AP) - Chancellor there was no need for his attorney and is accepted by all Muslims," Helmut Kohl decided Thesday to send general or anyone else to resign The Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 1,640 soldiers to assist in Somalia's recon- "because some religious fanatics condemned Rushdie for his 1989 novel struction, the first armed mission for Ge- murdered themselves." "The Satanic Verses," which the Iranian rman troops since World War II. Clinton said he had approved cleric called blasphemy. Iranian leaders Kohl's spokesma, said a small contin- plans to pump tear gas into the have maintained since that the sentence, gent would leave for Somalia in about two 0 Military observers Most Swedes Texas compound and would accept or fatwa, is irreversible. weeks to make preparations for the rest of full responsibility. But he also said the soldiers, who are to join a U.N. peace- no longer support Koresh "killed those he controlled, e Egyptian official keeping mission by the end of lune. withdraw and he bears ultimate responsibility Leaders of the governing three-party from rebel area refugee policy for the carnage that ensued." coalition made the decision after the U.N. At a news conference 24 hours slightly wounded pressed Kohl to keep his pledge to pro- after the hellish end to the 51 -day vide troops to assist in Somalia. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)- siege, Cli-nton ordered an investi- in ambush Despite his goal of giving Germany a SDI unarmed U.N. military observers left Most Swedes no longer support the gation into "whether anything greater international military role, Kohl two districts controlled by the Khmer country's traditional refugee-friendly could have been done differently" CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Muslim extre- had vacillated because the opposition Rouge because of growing hostility from policies, following the record number of to avoid the fiery end of the siege. mists widened their war with Egypt's Social Democrats threatened to take the the radical guerrillas. asylum seekers from the Balkans, Clinton firmly backed the acti- secular government by ambushing a issue to the Constitutional Court. Eight U.N. personnel have been slain according to a poll published Tuesday. ons of federal agencies in Waco, senior Cabinet minister outside his The German deployment will consist the past three weeks in attacks U.N. offi- Two-thirds of those questioned last Texas, saying the FBI "made every home in Cairo's exclusive suburb of mainly of engineers and supply troops, cials have blamed on the Khmer Rouge. year said Sweden should not admit reasonable effort to bring the per- Heliopolis Tuesday. but infantrymen and armored cars also The rebels deny malcing the attacks. more refugees, said the Goteborg Unive- ;on ilous situation to an end without Information Minister Safwat el-Sherif will go. 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SUMMER OF 1903 saw some- vacation periods. In 1903, President Morris E. THEthing new in San Jose - the first Dailey proposed a formal summer session, noting that San Jose's chmate was good during July and summer session of a normal August, and that teachers would welcome the school on the Pacific Coast. From June innovation. On a more important note, he pointed 29 to September 11, 175 students met out that only 29 percent of Cahfornia's teachers on the campus. They were school teach- were normal school graduates, and only 8 percent were college or university graduates. The majority of ers determined to advance their careers. working teachers could profit by more opportunities Those 163 women and 12 men represented for study, he was sure. 27 counties in California, as well as 11 other states. The joint board of normal school trustees Summer classes in 1903 were from the regular unanimously approved his plan to offer a summer school year curriculum. including educational session at San Jose. theories, psychology, history, geography, science, Presidents at the "Because only 29 mathematics, drawing, literature, manual training, other normal schools percent of California's music and physical training. were also enthusias- school teachers Instructors were regular faculty members, who tic -San Diego State are normal school taught during the summer months for an additional Normal School graduates, and only 8 percent are college or compensation of $25. began a summer university graduates, Summer session was not a completely new session in 1905, and the majority of teachers idea in 1903. Summer institutes for elementary and other programs could pmfit by more secondary school quickly followed at opportunities for study. "In the 90 years since teacliers became Humboldt, San That is why I will President Morris Dailey ' popular in the mid- Francisco. Los propose at the April lxgan tht first t r 1850s. Like confer- Angeles arid Chico 1903 meeting of the joint board of normal sessi llll our campus. ences, these insti- State Normal the tradition of 1401 school trustees a providing students ttites were held for a Schools. summer session for with relevant quality Itt week or two, and International San Jose Normal School thici ' s. Wt 4 were generally travel study became a part of summer session in to operate from June 29 will serve 8200 studtnts organized by a state 1909, with San Jose State Normal School again to September 11 of this . r. itit n and 4 or county superin- leading the way. The itinerary the first year was this year. Teachers will w lllllllll who represtiit tendent of schools to faculty development, with 29 instructors from the welcome the innova- tion, and besides, the cultural and proles- allow teachers to campus embarking on a European study tour on al diversity of the the weather is gtxxl iipgrade their skills. July 3. taking them to England. Holland. state. nati ll n and world. Belgium, in San Jose in the In 1903, the studttit Probably the first Switzerland, Italy, France and Germany. summer." summer body was teachers. permanent This year, you can select from hundreds of Morris E. Dailey littlity, the student body session was Profes- regular campus curriculum courses. as well as President includes teachers. sor Louis Agassiz' Harvard summer science special courses and workshops designed for San lose Siaie Vim nit artists, technicians. "camp" for teachers, established in 1873 to study summer session. Topics range from African Ameri- I'M 1919 business professionals, marine biology at Bi lizard's Bay on the Atlantic can Studies to Women's Studies, with dozens of health workers. Coast. other topics in between. Just as those summer and engineers. These students art a mirror id By 1900, states began counting summer pioneers did 90 years ago, you can improve your tht t in whitli coursework toward the renewal of teacher's tempo- skills as a classroom teacher. or a teacher in !KC and work. rary certificates. Summer sessions became both a training, or accelerate your graduation from San just as today 's . route for teachers to respond to steadily advancing Jose State University or another institution. There stssion t urricid lllll is a requirements for certification, and a way for all are still more wornen than men attending, although reflecti011 from that students to gradate more quickly. the balance is more equal than in 1903. And, while si mirror." Locally, as eady as 1891, Sari Jose State we can't guarantee the weather every day, it's nice Dr. Paul M. Bradley Normal School's President Charles W. Childs noted to be in San Jose in the summer. tnr ,1 Inns in his annual report that teachers were taking courses from the school's faculty during their Top photograph: San Jose State Normal School, circa 1903.