The SJSU Marching Band stirs up school spirit, see page 6
Volume 89, No 7 Serving the .San Jose State 1 niversit y Community .S'inee 1934 Floirs(1.0, Sciliciol,ci 1,);; ' Spartan City: Plans Fun for land use pondered
By .lulie Rogers State l'inversit ,,tici stu- Daily staff writer dents this :diet nail% e in With Spartan City scheduled to 'We're looking at the close in one year, SJSU officials are Spaitan losine has an- already working on a master plan to use of the land as a gered iesidentslie..iiise SIM has of- decide what will be constructed on fered no :Mei nail% es tot 10,;(11,j the lot once the student-family hous- whole.' moderate income housing the ing is torn down. Spartan CH( I mollies As., ia. Spartan City was ordered Gail Fullerton, Um) filed suit against tlw Board by University President Gail of Trustees and Fullerton April. closed SJSU president Fullerton in October. due to safety The SCFA claimed the sy stem hazards and a fire report submitted and Fullerton 11.1%e discriminated sun by state fire officials. which states is torn down, funding could possibly against initionties. single mothers, that the 41 -year-old complex lacked be allocated for future housing. and students ’ s L' Mt en. However, she didn't elaborate on efficient sprinkler and fire alarm sys- "There are several possibili- be simi- tems. whether the housing would ties. W"c.ie looking at the use ot the The destruction of Spartan City lar to Spartan City land as a v, hole; Fullerton said will leave a vacant lot on the corner Spartan otters lint and Some of these possibilities in- of Seventh and Humboldt streets. moderate-income housing tot stu- clude buildint! neu- facilities for Fullerton said at a news confer- dent, \kith families SJSI is the only See C'/TY, pdigei 8 Chuck Peppers ence Tuesday that once Spartan Citv campus in the 1 ti school California babysits daughter Amanda, o Legal problems her mother, Karen, an aeronautics major, is in the halt water flow librao . Fountain to remain dry for now; liability problem says Fullerton Ity- Edwin Garcia only half of the problem keeping the Dady staff writer fountain from spouting. The other (iail Fullerton liven if $16010 were raised to half. the liability insurance, is much replace the filter in the dry fountain more expensive. . Pre.sident outside Tower Hall. SJSU President The insurance needed to cover executive assistant to Fullerton. Gail Fullerton can't promise it will SJSU's liability. of the fountain -Theie's a problem with liabil- run. would be a multi million dollar pol- ity It's not like there's a lifeguaurd "We could probably find do- icy. Fullerton said. on duty 24 hour% a day." Buerger nated funds to fix it. My real concern University officials have been said. is liability," said Fullerton at her concerned because the campus has Even though no one has been first news conference of the semester become a neighborhood playground. injured play ing in the fountain. the Tuesday. since there are no parks in the area. university doesn't want to risk the The fountain, located on the chance of homy -related lawsuits, Local children have been north lawn in front of Tower Hall. Fullei ton said use the fountain as a publit: last ran during May's commence- known to i last vteek's Associated Stu- swimming pool. ment. It was a gift to SJSU. meaning dents Board ot Dilectors meeting. Dan Sweeney Daily state funds cannot he used to repair Attorneys connected with SJSU SJSU senior Kev in Swanson ex- staff photography, it. Flillerton said. have labeled the fountain an "attrac- piesseil his iniAirn of the dry Replacing the filter system is tive nuisance," said Dan Buerger. 8, i\, Page 8 A.S. board unanimously approves anti-racism resolution -I think it uas something that was nec- By Edwin Garcia ess.,,\ -Both orgaiii/ations !eel it is impor- Deity stall writer 'It's pretty much a statement for anybody practicing that type of behavior, tant t,, help our youth. Th,, the suc- An anti -racism policv was unanimously cess or this function is 4.1-tik. The new adopted last week by the Associated Stu- that it will not be allowed at San Jose State University.' Mike Mcl.ennan, director or ssociated Students eisure of I)irectors. v,ho owed to cut dents Board Services v, ants to see some changes made any student organization found A.S. president off funds to It's reit!, a statement tor any- practicing "unlawful discrimination." body practicing that pc ot beha% lin. that it authoied Presi- The resolution. by A.S. Youth Movement-White Student Union" organization will not be denied.' on the basis ity knov. that la, ism had taken place locally. will not be allovved at San Jose State t 'fuser- dent Michael McLennan and Rick Thomas. shouted racial insults to the woman and of the aforementioned criteria. Thomas said sity." McLennan said A.S. director of community affairs. was threatened to hang her. Thomas calls the resolution a "sound "Racism is not just a local problem in Thomas said the new policy will affect written after a local summer racism incident. "That was blatant racism." said Mich- document because it gives the A.S. board San Jose. It's also a national and interna- A.S. subsidiaries as well as students not di- It was "the straw that broke the camel's ele Bertolone, A.S. director of personnel. of directors power to take action when and if tional problem." 'Thomas said to the 300 rectly involved v, ith S program. back," McLennan said. "That was something that as lust totally in- discrimination occurs on campus or at summers in attendance. On July 25. four !, ith shaved tolerable... school -related activities. At its first meeting of the semester last Fraternities, sororities. leisure services. heads calling themselves wink! supremac- Part of the A.S. resolution reads: "The "The Associated Students will not fund week. the A.S. board voted 10.0 to adopt the the business oi five and program hoard could ists. assaulted a black woman an SJSU Associated Students of San Jose State Uni- or continue to fund any organiiation found to resolution. all be &wetly affected if racism occurs summer-session teacher who was walk. versity deplore and will not ignore express- be practicing unlawful discrimination." the Although SJSU hasn't had "unlauful within thiise gnitips. Thomas said ing her dog at Williams Street Park. seven ions of racisin and intolerance against any- document concluded. discrimination" incidents as have other Cali. Thomas vt as told by fellovt iard mem- blocks from campus. one on the basis of race. creed. religion. sex. Some members of the A.S. board fornia State University campuses. Mcl.en bers !hal .K11110142 the policy %vas a good According to articles in the San Jose physical disability. or sexual preference.’ joined an organiied rally protesting the Wil- nan said. "The Associated Students felt it idea. an 1 that " is something that San Jose Mercury News. the of the "Aryan It also states that "membership in anv liam Street Park incident to let the commun was time to take.a stand. State need,
Local Democrats Phone system's A.S. Leisure Services Spartans will price tag will plan for 87-88 year play Stanford happy Hart is not top $8 million in 1988 season By Kathy Dwyer Daily staff writer New director focuses on students' needs seeking presidency A new campus telephone By Nelson Cardadeiro system funded by the state of By Richard Motronl 'The majority of classes are now Daily staff writer Daily staff writer from one ti) six weeks instead of 10 !Anson California for approximately $14 SJSU Athletic Director By Dave Center in San Jose, said even if Hart The Associated Students Lei- weeks. as they were in the past. staff writer million is being installed at Randy Hoffman announced Daily tried to re-enter the race, not all sure Services must focus on what the said. Ikniocratic leaders ..o. SJSU, Wednesday that he has reached Ikmocratic Party organizations students need and see if it has the ca- "Students are much more se- they're happy former presidential A contract was signed in an agreement with the Stanford would welcome him. pability to meet those needs said its rious about their regular classes than candidate Gary Hart will not re-enter April between the state and University Athletic Department newest coordinator. Robin Mikuzis. they were a few years ago," Mikuzis for a football the race for the 1988 nomination and "All I know is that the Califor- 1.1.S. Western Inforniation Sys game between the Although on the job for only said. "So we (have tried) 1() offer two schools in an SJSU political science professor nia Democratic Party wouldn't back tems to install a centres system October of two months. Mikuzis said she al- courses that will capture their atten- 1988. expects the field ot contenders to him, and I doubt that Paul Burke, the throughout campus, Charles ready understands how Leisure Serv- tion for a short time. while not inter- Until the agreement was grow larger. chairman of the Democratic National Delano, SJSU communications ices can be of better use to SJSU stu- fering with their more important hammered out for the Hart, who apologized Tuesday Committee would back him either." manager said. Oct. 8 Replacement dents. work." game at Stanford, it appeared on ABC's "Nightline" for "the Hart's troubles will not affect The Centrex began in 1981 at the She said she has already made Surveys done by Leisure Serv- that the Santa Clara County ri- mistakes that led" him to drop out, the party's chances to capture the Project University at changes in Leisure Services opera- ices showed that students wanted to vals would not meet for the first also adnhtted that he had been un- White House in 1988, Walker said. California State ong Beach, Delano said. tions, which organizes all intramural see more fitness programs. "so we time since 1958. The two faithful to his wife. He added that greater harm would I "The state of California sports, provides co-recreational fa- decided to offer more dance aerobics leams, Who are scheduled to "I do not blame anyone else ..I have come if the former U.S. senator prioritized the 19 campuses in cilities and offers classes. and low impact aerobics classes with meet this year on Sept. 26, am totally and fully responsihle for from Colorado had tried to run of their needs." he said. "One of the first decisions I capable instructors to help." Miku- have averaged crowds of 65,- my own actions and I want to say again. order the seventh made when I became coordinator zis said. 911 for their past seven meet- how sorry I an)," Hart told "Night - "SJSU is SJSU Political Science Proles the new sys- was to encourage direct student in- A major problem I .eisure Serv- ings. All of those games have line" anchor Ted Koppel. "...I campus to receive sor Terry Christensen said he he volvement, and so far it has worked ices faced was confusion caused by also taken place at Stanford. should not have been in the company tem.'' lieves Hart's departure from the race 31. very well; Mikuzis said. conflicting scheduling between "Not any woman who was not a friend At midnight Oct. filling this void of will only result in more candidates in "The clear majority of the intramural sports and co-recreation or my wife...I should not -1,810 lines will be cut, Delano would be a great injustice to the of mine t:hanges that have been made in our activities. Rice." the field. said. "The system is expected fans in the area.' Hoffman said have been with Miss Canipus Recreation' brochure have have been stories fron) coordi- "Having him out itist opens See PHONE. page N "There See STANFORD, page 4 Brad Walker, assistant come fron) student themselves; %he nator of the Dennx:ratic Information See HART, page 7 said. See LEISIIRE, page 7 Forum Thursday, September 10, I 987/Spartan Daily
Deborah G. Guadan. Editor David Barry, City Editor &paLarlia\T Larry Aragon, News Editor Jeff Goularte, Forum Editor f_bAriff Stephen Ellison, Sports Editor Published for the University Michael P. Fox, Advertising Director and the University Community Johnny Yu, Retail Sales Manager by the Department of Journalism Hunter Elkins, National Advertising Manager and Mass Communications Cheryl Chaffin, Special Sections Manager Lisa Emery, Downtown Retail Manager Since 1934 Eva Spring, Art Director John Churillo, Marketing Manager Sue Selesky. Co-op Manager Lea Thompson, Production Manager
KSJS needs antenna relocation
Cainpus radio station KSJS and its lans are And since KSJS is a laboratory class asso- anxiously awaiting a decision from the ciated with the Theater Arts Department, the Federal Communications Commission re- students involved in the day-to-day operation garding the relocation of its transmitting tower. of the station deserve to have their work heard KSJS's signal is broadcast from a tower by as large of an audience as possible. on top of Wahlquist Library. Downtown struc- tures and those under construction, however, If the FCC approves the proposal, and it's interfere with and severely limit the range of expected it will sometime before October, KSJS's signal. KSJS will share a tower on Coyote Peak (south The FCC should endorse this proposal. of San Jose) with local radio station KSJO. Since "San Jose is growing up," as we're That 80-foot tower will he extended to 180- often reminded, the already-weak signal will feet, allowing the two stations to broadcast only become weaker. from the same tower. Moreover, students and others in the Santa KSJS's signal would then reach from Sali- Clara Valley and beyond should have the op- nas to Palo Alto. This would finally allow portunity to hear KSJS. Whether it's jazz, local KSJS to compete with local commercial sta- bands or news programs, the station provides a tions and other college radio stations like Santa valuable alternative to local commercial sta- Clara University's KSCU and Foothill Com- fseiti.11-11AsS. ROOST tions. munity College's KFJC. Community Perspective Students' small Those who can't handle alcohol ruin it for the rest change can help
Hooray for the Spartans. and tans whether they wanted the brew or not. bly give up their brew so they can watch a game in a starving children football is headed for an exciting San Jose State Keeping in mind that the a erage SJSU student is decent environment. I'm one of them. season. and we'll probably go undefeated and capture Budgeting money is a major concern for most col- 26 (it .27 y:ears old who nod.. and commutes to cam- It's particularly disturbing to see the phenomenon the Pacific Coast Athletic Association crown again. lege students. How often have you been in class and pip, it's not hard 'to understand why fixnball games of drinking oneself into a stupor at a college sporting I understand there is disappointment that the turn- heard someone asking. "Do you have change for a dol- neve! sell out and V, there is a general lack of spirit event. out for Saturday's game was relatively small. approxi- lar?," or "Can I borrow 60 cents to buy a Coke? I'll pay ill110112 ,,,111111111111g Is this the kind of lifestyle a university should mately 18,000 in the 30.000-seat Spartan Stadium. you hack tomorrow." \ 10,1 01 are probably more experi- condone'? Very impressionable when they first come to It's great to watch the game from the stands as I As college students, we feel financial pressures tea- enced Ili:1111. "flie ha\ e gime to games. witnessed the a college campus, the very young -- 18 to 22 years did Saturday. But it', very disappointing to watch peo- ring at us from all angles. likes (it Saturday's nonsense. and have decided it's not old are taught by fraternities and dorm groups that ple in a drunken stupor fighting. throwing beer and Tuition, rent. f(xxi and parking fees create much worth it. sch(x)Iwork takes a back selt to partying. It's a great polluting the environment with their vocabularies. I agree. I want to support the Spartans, but will frustration among students. of the game in student section way to start life. The hours of homework assigned each During the course not attend another home game until someone can as- SJSU has a diverse student day only add was pelted with pop- body that doesn't al- to our pressures. Social life is hard to come 132. I saw at least three fights. sure me I can watch football in a relatively sane atmo- ways blend well. by. yet it's corn and just avoided a beer shower. nice to "squeeze in" a few minutes or even hours, if sphere. While frat brats and similar company rep- The mayhem built to such a crescendo that it be- possible, to carouse. Nobody has been able to explain to me why it is resenting a minority of the student body dominate came necessary to station police officers in the aisles. Our gripes and complaints, however. are trivial necessary to sell heel at college f(x)tball games, or at events like at Saturday's game. the majority of us are was impossible ti) watch the considering the lives that some people are forced to live During the fights it am, sporting event It's c ident that alcohol and public going to stay away. action on the field because most of the students were all over the world. events don't mix. and allowing it is a wart on our so- I hope the Spartans kick butt this year. but if the standing on their seats to catch a glimpse of the boys My family and I have supported a child in Central ciety crowds are small, don't blame the group of students beating on each other. The fans loved it they America through the Christian Children's Society for the Granted. those N, ho lose control after a few beers who make up the majority. cheered louder at the sight of blood in the stands than are in the minor ity . but their juvenile behavior spoils it past 11 years. She is now 16 and doing well in high after Mike Perez's two touchdown passes. for the majority . Andy Bird sch(xil. The beer flowed Saturday. Not only from the tap Many fans consume alcohol at sporting events Senior Her name is Irma Yolanda Estrada Troy and she has to the cup. hut also from the cup onto shirts. benches without going overboard. This niajority would proba- Journalism been corresponding with my family and me since 1977. We have not only learned a lot about one another, Finding a job tougher than graduating from college
' I he beauties of the world sible job experience could I have while trying to pass my are best seen by those who courses and work at a job that will pay for my education Kathy strive to reach them.' and rent'?" Unless you're working at a job that corre- Dwyer sponds to your major, the chances are slim that you will Graduation is that special moment when Not! Brenda have acquired some experience by the time you grad- say, "I did it!" for four or more \ ears you nut) e uate. read over 5(X1.000 micro words. wrote 50 essays and Tai Lam The boss is "t(x)" sympathetic and says. "Sorry possibly 20 research papers. try us again when you have more experience." With that degree in hand, you're ready to conquer You think to yourself, "Fabulous, how am I going hut we have learned about each other's cultures as well. the world. You're certain that the job you've been to get experience fresh out of college?’ You leave your Every three months, $54 is all my family has had to looking forward to is waiting for you and all you have to job feeling devastated and rejected. Four years of college pay for Irma's education, food and clothing. do is walk into the boss' office, plop down your degree and no job. Zilch. My family has felt good about helping someone in and say.. "See, I went ti) college and here is my degree to grained in the minds ot all employers. Who hasn't heard Now you're an undergraduate with that degree need. We have also learned much about Central America prove it it'? Experience is a noun that haunts most college grad- working at Burger King and you're terribly upset. This is and the shaky situation there. Then the boss will look at you as if you're crazy and uates. a perfectly understandable emotion. Believe it or not, it Supporting Irma for the past II years has been such say. "Flut, what kind of experience do you have'?" At that moment, it's your tum to either want to isn't all that bad. Really. What is needed from students is a rewarding experience. that I decided to support another There's that word again that must he indelibly. in - strangle the person or think, "Arc you crazy? What pos- a game plan to defeat the prospective employers. Easier child through the Foster Parents' Plan. said than done. However. it is possible. Mamadou Dia. an 11 -year-old South African, WAS To give those dubious students encouragement. in dire need of help. His father is trying to support a wife SJSU has a job placement of 94 percent of its graduates. and five children (including Mamadoin ages nine, seven, This means that nearly all graduates find a job within six and four on a salary of approximately $75 per month. their major. The amount of change we spend on sodas and/or If that doesn't satisfy your skepticism about the fact snacks between classes is desperately needed by children that SJSU and its students are very popular with eniploy- in poverty-stricken countries throughout the world. ers throughout the Silicon Valley such as Lockheed. Cit- How often have you purchased a snack and failed to icorp, Hewlett-Packard Company, KZAP Radio, eat it? How many times have you bought a soft drink, Macy's, Xerox Corporation, Rockwell International. taken two sips and thrown it away because you've and AT&T. quenched your thirst'? Further, if that still doesn't tell you anything. what Most of us don't realize how many people through- about the fact that there is a high job placement factor in out the world are in need of our help. the Flay Area and that two vice-presidents from IBM and Before purchasing a snack, one should stop to think today's San Jose Superintendent of Schools are former whether or not they are really in need of it. Of course we SJSU graduates. all have to eat and drink. but the waste is what is bother- If you have few or no concerns about post-gradua- some. tion expectations, it means you are well -organized and If a student purchases two soft drinks in one day you are to he commended. But if you feel lost or if you from the vending machines on campus, she is paying have a few concerns of your own. here are sonie helpful hints passed on by SJSU Career Planning and Placement I pay $22 per month, which averages out to approx- Center: imately 76 cents a day, to support Mamadou. If students Step 1 - Decide on what you want to do. particularly purchase two soft drinks from a campus vending ma- if you're a freshman or sophomore. This way, you're not chine every day. they are spending more money than it wasting your time and you can begin to plan ahead. would cost to support a child in another country. Check int() a career planning group, look into ED CO- Even the smallest pebble thrown into a pond can OP, seek career counseling and identify the right courses cause ripples at the other end. Contributions of even the for your major. smallest sort will help to make life easier for children all Step 2 - Try to gain work experience in your major. over the world. This can be done through a summer or part-time job. in- The vast majority of us live in houses made of wood ternship, C() OP, by volunteering your time or becom- and concrete. Both are materials that can withstand all ing involved in extracurricular activities in your major. types of hazardous weather including wind. rain and Step 3 - As you near graduation time, begin to put snow. your resume together, know how to interview effectively Consider living in a grass hut with no heating, air and have an idea on how to find that job you're dreaming conditioning, electricity or running water. where even of. the simplest amenities are unavailable. Lastly, it's a z(x) out there. Or there's a saying that This is the situation in which Mamadou and many college is the best years of your life ()Id cliches, how- other children live. ever, tx)th are true in every sense. You don't have to join Our everyday needs and want% are two different the other animals in this world and most certainly. enjoy things. Before purchasing a snack, stop to think whether your college years. Just remember to think ahead, plan or not your money could he put to a more worthwhile ahead, and know where you're going after graduation. cause. Spartan Daily/Thursday, September 10, 1987 General News
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MANII.A, Philippines mem alter the iiicsident mal recall request had yet been sent. (Al)) 1140.1111 'Elliott Presnlent Coraion OHO \ylio resigned. De Tesdis sm.] According to Ford, the action involving the tuel said 11, had aily iso and eight other. Ford recalls line couplers covers the 1986-88 Ford Escort, Taurus. Cabinet their resignations not milk Ito! sidietho die %you'd in. 4.3 members resigned included speectiviriter Teodoro I Mustang, Thunderbird and LTD Crown Victoria; the Wediiestho to Aic cept the resignations. pave the w ,t5 Itii a go% ei ninent sin. Trade Mercury Lynx, Sable, Capris. Cougar and Grand Secretary Jose Concep s resignation had heen gani/ation in the ake ot Lot cm!), Public Marquis; and the Lincoln Continental. Mark VII and Works Secretary demanded ti% segments ot the mill million C511111, Vicente Jay me. Transportation C0111111l11111) arid CtIll vehicles Town Car. Sec tars . business Cal-Mill St:CEO:Irk (IC .1e5l15 mar!. Reinciio Reyes, Agriculture l2le55, 5:111.1 %mild strengthen a WASHINGTON (AP) Other vehicles covered by the recall are the F-se Ford Motor Co. on k,ilti the group inchided 1.xecutoe sect elm Carlos Dominguez, Nam goy erninent lacing a Commlinist in- Wednesday announced ries and Ranger trucks. the Bronco and the Bronco 11. a voluntary recall of 4.3 mil- So. ietary Joker ArioNo, consideied ktesiinices Secretary Eulgencio surgency and the threat ol right-wing lion 1986-88 cars, trucks and vans to correct and the Aerostar and the Econoline vans. prob- the most pom,ertill ot n:ial in go% ei it Each min. and 1.abor Secretaty it Hips lems that potentially could cause engine or fuel sys- Ford officials said the owners of these cars tem fires. should return them to their dealers so that a plastic re- The recall is the auto industry's largest since taining clip can be installed over the coupler for pro 1981. tection in case the coupler separates. It covers 2.3 million cars and 1.8 million light "The retaining clips are designed to pro% itle all trucks with fuel -injected engines across Ford's prod- extra latching means to prevent the coupling S r;DIM uct line. including the popular Mercury Sable and parating even if they weren't latched properly," said Ford Taurus models as well as Aerostar vans, com- John King, a Ford official. He said priority pany officials said. given to car owners who have had sers ice during Education Another 2000)0 Econoline vans were recalled which the fuel line couplers were likely to have been in a separate action so that a heat shield can be in- disconnected. stalled to prevent the fuel tank from overheating, The recall is the largest since General Motors causing gasoline to spurt out when opened. Corp. in 1981 recalled 5.8 million 1978-81 cars he The company said the recall follows 222 reports cause of a bolt problem, according to Ditlow at the stoopriceless of engine fires caused by a failure of couplings used Center for Auto Safety. to connect fuel lines. The government said it also has received nearly 100 complaints, including 16 fires, stemming from the tank overheating problem in the Five cities bid for Olympics Econoline vans. COLORADO SPRINGS, C'olo. (AP) 1 1 "We're glad Ford is recalling the cars. They're cities have submitted letters of intent to me s toletating definitely a hazard on the road," said Clarence Dit- Olympic Committee to become America's bid city hi' low, executive director of the Center for Auto Safety. the 1996 Olympic Games and will enter their official The Washington-based consumer group had bids next Tuesday. raised concern about engine fires in some of the vehi- They are Atlanta. Cleveland. Minneapolis-St. cles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Adminis- Paul. Nashville and anti San Francisco. tration began a formal investigation into the fuel line The United States Olympic Commission will re- coupling problem Vicemoney last May after receiving numerous view the bids on Oct. 3 and report to its executive complaints about fires from Ford and Mercury own- board on Oct. 24 in Oklahoma City. ers. The International Olympic Committee will name One agency source, speaking on condition he not the 1996 host city at its annual meeting in 1990. be identified by name, said NHTSA officials had The 1996 games will be the 100th anniversary of urged Ford privately to recall the cars although no for- the modern Olympics. getintheway.
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Delta Sigma Pi. professional Shatto at 371) 2344 for information. ness Affairs and Director of Students co-ed business fraternity, will hold a Rights and Responsibilities. Those graduate recruiting session today between 8 The Career Planning and Place- interested may apply at the Asso- or get a.m. and 2:30 p.m. through Sept. 18 ment Center will hold a resume and ciated Students office on the third half-time you full-time, can help on the first floor of the Business letters critique from 2 to 4 p.m. flew of the Student Union. Call you're a Federal Loan 01.). Classrooms. Call Paulo Oliveira at today at the Student Union Almaden Michele Bertolone at 277-3201 for If Glendale Student at 277- student, 998-4328 for information. Room. Call Cheryl Allmen infomiation. Guaranteed Students, 2272 for information. California to Assist Sign ups for fitness classes of- The Pre-Medical Students As- a LOW California to :o1 - fered by the Associate(' Students The SJSU Physics Department sociation will hold its first meeting at Or a SI_SIPLUS. figures, talk and Leisure Services will be taken today will hold a seminar at 4 p.m. today 1 p.m. tomorrow in Duncan Hall CI.ASl facts and lot - from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the A.S. in Science Building Room 258. Call Room 249. Call Douglas Eddy at for all the Counselor. pay Business Office in the Student Carel Boekema at 277-9288 for in- 370-7815 for information. Aid and an Union. Call Diane Taylor at 277- formation. Financial information Student rea- 2858 for information. your additional Federal A colloquium sponsored by the For Glendale 000) Let YOUR call the -tree at uch The Ohana of Hawaii "Ha- Department of Mathematics and applicat on, Center, toll waiian Style" Club will be accepting Computer Science will be held at 4 profits soar! Processing add membership applications beginning p.m. today at MacQuarrie Hall Advertise in the t_oan help. Atter it's today fmm 9 a.m. to I p.m. in front Room 324. Call Hugh F.dgar at 277- to Spartan Daily 304030. we're ready , if of the SJSU Bookstore. For informa- 2401 for information. You'll find tion, call Layne Nishimura at 25'- money. 4667 or Junior Paeste at 274-2755. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance it's only FEDERAL ive has scheduled a meeting at 4:30 p.m. all, The Career Planning and Place- today along with the showing of the GLENDALE ment Center will hold an interview- movie, "Word is Out" at the Stu- 277- LOANS the ing workshop from 12:30 to 2 dent Union Loma Prieta Room. For 000 essortation STUDENT rean p.m. Friday at the Engineering Re- infomiation. call 263-2312. and igh eVialGtanifeleTaikrolSavinss source Center. For information, call 3171 0 las Cheryl Al!men at 277-2272. A chance to talk with account- ing employers about career opportu- er, The Re-Entry Club will hold a nities will be provided by the Career cookie social from 12:30 to Planning and Placement Center at 1:30 p.m. today in the Student 4:30 p.m. today in the Old Cafete- Union Pacheco Room. Call Lee ria's University Room. Call Cheryl Allmen at 277-2272 for information. We know that a cheap calculator can The SJSU Karate Club will cost you blood, sweat For the Record sponsor a seminar and workshop by and time. Grand Master Shoto Tanemura at 6 The Spartan Daily is Investing in a p.m. today in Spartan Complex 89. Hewlett-Packard cal- committed to accuracy. Any For infomiation, call Isao Wada at significant error brought to an (415) 236-5866. culator, on the other editor' attention will he cor- hand, can save you rected. The Social Dance Club meets at time and again. if you notice something 7 p.m. tonight in the Student Union HP calculators not to which you know is incorrect. Guadalupe Room. 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I.ed by sophomore From page I something we've been work ng hesitate to put the staff is saying after assessing Cali- Rasnick didn't quarterback "froy Taylor and the because the three- in a news release. "It's a great on since June of this year." fornia's 42-0 pounding of Pacific game in perspectise "Claude Gil- speedy Chris Richards at tailback. traditional rivalry for us. ' last Saturday. SJSU's ganibling, bert is the architect of the Cal of- the Golden Bears balanced its attack The two schools also an- receiver system is in In order to make the three-receiver offense that Terry fense." he said. with 253 yards rushing and 284 pass- game a nounced that they have negotiated reality, Hoffman Shea directed to a California Bowl Shea disagreed. declanng the ing. had to drop the a 10-year contract for a football effect.' University of victory last year has been swiped Golden Bear philosophy a unique Richards. a junior who recov- Oregon from the series. The series, which will take frorn the vaults of Sparta. system. ered quickly from a broken foot suf- Rick Rasnick, Spartans' schedule and move the place entirely at Stanford. is to Swiped by Shea himself. Or, "The two offenses are very fered in spring drills. rambled for University of the Pacific game, continue through 1998. similar." he said. "because the SJSU offensive coordinator which was originally scheduled more politelv. borrowed. 154 yards in 14 carries and three Lawrence Fan. SJSU sports three-receiver system is in effect. A touchdowns. for Oct. 8 to (kt The pass -catching trio featured in last week's 24-3 win over information director, did not have lot of the same schemes we used last of sophomores Michael Smith and Eastern Illinois. Stanford Athletic Director financial figures on how much Football year (at SJSU) are duplicated at Cal. Michael Ford along with senior "Our game (with Cal) is always Andy Geiger had to cancel the SJSU makes from playing ut But the offense we have here Brian Bedford la former starter at a physical one," Gilbert said. "It Cardinal's scheduled game Stanford but did say that Stanford Shea, who served as the Spar- is the Ca/offense. It's a combination quarterback) enjoyed a fine day a, appears they have really put it all to- against Pacific 10 Conference op- Stadium can hold 57,000 more tans' offensive coordinator for three of many things - niany ideas Taylor hit, them on 18 ot passe, gether. Their lines are very strong ponent University of Arizona. He people than the 30,l)00-seat Spar- years, and called the plays via a meshed into one. Some of them are for 245 yards and two TI), and active. I'm sure this will be no was able to do this because Stan- tan Stadium. pressbox headphone, is now an- idea, that ,tem from what 1 learned A win this weekend would be exception." ford only needs to play seven swering to the sanie title at Cal. from Claude at San Jose State." With the addition of Stan- the first time SJSU has beaten Cal in Also strong will be Shea's feel- Pac- 10 schools during a season SJSU will get a closer look at Shea's The coaches accept the fact. ford to the schedule. SJSU has consecutive years. Quarterback ings toward facing his former col- and had nine games slated. new team Saturday at Memorial Sta- however. that the two offenses will now finalized its 1988 schedule. Mike Perez threw for 348 yards and league. "Andy and I felt we needed dium in Berkeley. Kickoff is I p.m. virtually mirror one another Satur- tailback It includes four games at Kenny Jackson gained 116 "It will be a very emotional ex- to do what we had to do to put it Shea elected to leave SJSU day. Judging from last Sunday 's ards in Spartan Stadium and seven oppo- last season's 35-14 win at perience with so many close friends together ,'' Hoffman said " It's when Bruce Snyder, previously run- Golden Bear and Spartan highlight nents on the road. Berkeley . on hand,’ he said. "But I've been ning backs coach of the I .os Angeles shows. which looked like copies of For SJSU to extend it, w inning thiough it before. Once the game Rams. wa, named as Cal's replace- each other. the coaching iaatt, might streak to 11 games (the lonl.ie,t since gets started. you just fall into your ment for departing head coach Joe as well trade game plans. 1940). it must hulls the Bears with routine and try to defeat your oppo- Kapp. Shea had served on Snyder's "Both defenses should have the the same stifling &tense that was nent staff at Utah State for seven seasons advantaile." Rasnick said. "They prior to hi, ,tint with the Spartans piact is ed ,yaiiist it all week." When he packed his bags for ' All spring." added Dan Hen- the move north. 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^ Spartans Oakland outlicores Texas 1 I -7 beat alumni; UC next ith. Riding Rso on I.am Davis OAK1 AND (AP, l'ainey Lansford drove in four runs vi ith triple. helm,: Texas starlet Hy Holly Olsen The only disadvantage the Montgomery proudly contends Mont- team that haNe been together for a triple and double on Wednes Witt. 7 9. retired a batter \Air Daily staff writer gomery sees in the team is that it a long tinie.- that the Spartans 5-4 N. ',Airy Friday is she day. leadirg the Oakland Athlet- gaNe iip tour runs in the first in Is it possible physically smaller compared to its "I love the that the SJSU'vol- was won by hard play ing ' freshmen. I think ics to an 11-7 s ictorv ovet the limy and left in the second. when leyball team will skate through "They IA ere set up with the best competitors. However. he did say they're wonderful people with a an- Ranyers he %% hat ged 11111\ other season of endless victories? and strongest alumni team ever put they could make up for it with their really great work ethic and intelli- t ;rep Cadatet. 4-2. got the According to Coach Dick Montgom- on the floor," he said. 4uickness. gence. They have a lot of potential if Oakland sf.med lour (tills. m ieht ot Smolt 1)av The Spartans' four promiting Montgomery feels that all I I they give themselves a chance." freshmen recruits for the 1987 sea- players contribute to the success of This weekend the Spartans will Volleyball son are Mary Ann Wagner from Bur- the team, but there are still a lot of spike otT the season in a tournament bank, Betsy Welch front Livermore. unanswered questions as to how well at UC Davis. According to Mont Laura Btxtne from Cerritos, and they are capable of performing this gornery, last year's tournament at ery. if the women continue to work Heather McPherson from Sunny- year. Davis didn't pose much competition. hard enough it's very likely. vale. Competition for all schrxils Out of 32 teams in the tourna- Last Friday the Spartan volley- Montgomery believes that the began Sept. 1, but the Spartans have ment. the Spartans will play eight or ball team found a great opportunity alumni game gave the freshmen a only played the alumni Sallie while nine. Montgoniery expects his team to show what they're made of in a chance to see how they fit in with the many of the other schools are well to win. COPS mat tough alumni match against some of team. The victory may have also into their pre-conference schedules. "If we cruise through the tour the most exceptional players from been a big boost to their confidence. Senior Gina Watson feels this nament this year, it won't have much COPS mat past years. A few of the alumni are "This is the best team we've year's team will do well for a num- value to us," he said. And if that is THE QUA( ( OPY ( NTI playing with the San Francisco/San ever had," Montgomery said. "Our ber of reasons. the case, there is a possibility the Jose Go'diggers, a newly organized offense and defense are both farther "I feel our team team is close Spartans won't play in the tourna but very talented prnfessional team. along than ever before at this point." because there are a lot of players on ment next year.
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Bandtastic Devoted musicians provide entertainment at Spartan football games By Lorraine Oran( credit and one academic unit. Also all mem- Daily staff writer bers attend Spartan football games at no Though football players may be the charge. main attraction at Spartan Stadium on Satur- The hest reward you can get from dal. afternoons. there is another group of stu- being in the Spartan marching band is your dents v., Ito draw. a lot of attention to the foot- own personal satisfaction. said Chris Char- ball field the members of the Spartan lebois tio has been the manager of the Marching Band. SJSU Marching Band for three years. Vv'ith the start of the football season " I love it. I advise anyone who knows under way. the SJSU Marching Rand is how to play an instrument to loin the Spartan looking forward to a another busv semester. Marching Hand. said Harrison Smith, who The SJSU Marching Band will perform is a trombone player and a freshman at at all the home football games as well as those at Stanford University. the University of California at Fierkeley and California SjSU'''The band puts in more time than any State ersity at 1 ame Beach. other class on campus. but it's a lot of fun, " The hand v. ill also perform in front of said Scott l'iei son. vv ho has seixed as SJSU s the tountain by Tower Hall during the home- marching hand ditector since the tall semes- coming rally on October 9. On (ktober 10 ter of 1983. ihey will perform their 10th Anniversary ’ Anyone with determination can play Homecoming Show. in the band. We even take people who don't Being a band member has certain ad- have any skills. All you lime to do is know % :Linage, First. all members of the SJSt count to he a flag girl. said Charle- \ ',mimic Band get one human performance
Fr-limpet player Darold Litfin labovel shows his form at a recent practice. Below, SiSti's Marching Band SIM.; !Marching Band Director Scott Pierson perches on his conductor's Herrin-los one of its complicated maneuvers at Saturday season -opening win over Eastern Illinois. stand a ladder while he conducts practice for 150 band members. y Spartan Daily/Thursday , September I(), 1987 Extras
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President Gail Fullerton said at a news confer- Diplomats credit United Nations Secretary- a ' ence Tuesday the university has no plans to ban the General Javier Pere/ de Cuellar's peace initiative sale of beer at Spartan football games and has with the lull of inactivity. taken measures to control drinking at the games. A teacher afflicted with Acquired Immune rs1-tA’or ' Howard Hatayama, a representative from the Defiency Syndrome will not be allovved to return state Department of Health Services, said that the to class until a judge rules on the case. $5 million toxic cleanup of the lAwentz. Barrel and Vincent Chalk, 42, of king Beach was asking Isaac Newt Sheila Neal Drum Co. is on schedule. that a preliminary injuction be issued allowing him - - He also said that soil and water tests show to teach students until the case came to court. U.S. PPR, 77" q' t- o ! et% 44"-1 $ fir little risk to residents living by the company. District Judge William P. Gray denied the request 1:7,: , .), -;;,11,1-1-,,, ii-,3 7 which is located at 10th Street and Alma Avenue for the injunction. 11' 11-. V: /7" 4"11-1 fir1:// \ . ; .P‘- \-:11 I i I &" sh,. al t k it 7)- -14.ese near Spartan Stadium. "The problem is that we simply do not know Lr 8 'A.' r ' I DON'T elo 1 OF , REALLY, PAINTNEr No wells or drinking water supplies have been enough about AIDS to be completely certain" +11 TkEy ARE DoiN6- 7 111E wsll4S found to be contaminated. Hatayama said. Chalk's students would be safe. Gray said. WHY ftoPLE +.1Alt ytu CANT REPO reV, 6RAFFITri. Olt UNDERTOW D. US A FAVOR FaR MU. / A. .6 / ' (4, ities the week before they occur. "We would very much like to AI a L , Mk "One problem that still exists use Room 6 entirely for basketball." 4 IA:ed61 /- l'etT Leisure for us is an inability to expand cer- she said. "But since we have limited From page I tain programs," she said. "For in- facilities and not enough staff or stance. basketball is open every funds we are stuck with the present students who said that they were weekday from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., situation. " going to play a co-recreation basket- but can only be played in Room 44 Mikuzi said she hopes that in Good Clean Fun Gene Mahoney ball game with some friends, but all of the Physical F.ducation Building the future Leisure Services can get a the facilities were used by intramural and sometimes in Room 6. greater response from students on you Doe ANOYou Dcfi'Y LIKE fintY AIEVER rANY- CAVT v fIND Ill SEE volleyball games and vice versa." "This is a problem. since both what they want and they don't Llgt ME want. ONE so umlip v (or filE OAC nor ixqr Mikuzis said. badminton and volleyball courts use "(Students) should respond, oTHEI9 NOS IN WlY YoiN w wiNER-1 5711ME ow Do, To avoid a similar conflict, Mi- half of Ri.)om 44 which causes over- because A.S. leisure services is de- CARE, P ? LIFE! SHE's LIKE A vsED To kuzis has posted schedules of weekly crowding at each side." Mikuzis signed to make this campus a better REFWEE MO1E-AVE GR,RSS, [ISM) DEAR intramural and co-recreation activ- said. place to enjoy . she said. NO, MOM %Es GEER I \SuPER 1r 10 BEAVER" PYL441, PM> / n- to TRethe GEE6 RIKE oNCoPs? nation. Hart's personal life, another run at "He made a lot of enemies dur- the presidency would have proved Hart ATE ing his '84 campaign," Christensen fruitless. ar- From page I said. "Many in the party were never Journalism Professor David t he things up," he said. "The competi- very enthusiastic about hint I, for Grey, who teaches a media law and Et tion is literally wide open without one, have never forgiven him for the ethics course at SJSU, said he be- lieves that ,ws him. Look at (Rep.) Pat Schroeder crack he made about Walter Mon- some criticism of the me- dale and labor dia's handling of the story is justi- tan (D-Colo.), she wouldn't be consid- unions." cHo 71141 ering a run if Hart was still in Hart had said that Mondale had lied. but that part of the blame has to gotten too close in go to Hart: at there." courting endorse- Christensen also said the public ments from large labor unions. He "He really misjudged what the Home On The Range Bill Lukas could probably handle Hart's return accused the former vice president of press was doing. You don't flaunt playing up to special interest groups. something like this then expect peo- I,Y. but that political backlash from his (3)-) PeAR! own party and particularly from the Christensen said that if the ple to respect you a presidential WHAT YA news media would have dimmed any news media had "kept plowing that candidate. he said. "Hart really i65 NEVER LiONNA VA4IIHRI" A130011? 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