TUESDAY Meet SJSU linebacker Ray SPARTAN DAILY Bowles off the footballfield in a more tender role. 1 ol 99, No.27 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 October 6, 1992 PaKe 5 Gays criticize UPD for lack of response Campus police refused tofile hate-crime report on homophobic graffiti, gays claim

BY MARIA C. ROSE the UPD report stated. Spartan Daily Stall Writer According to the UPD report, The initial refusal of the Uni- the graffiti appeared to be old. versity Police Department to file When asked by officers if the a hate-crime report for anony- comments were specifically mous anti-gay graffiti found in a addressed to him, Johnson said Spartan Complex men's bath- no. room called into question the Another graffiti message read: way UPD decides to file reports, "Acting gaylike can decrease a university employee said. odds of having quality health, UPD was called to Spartan right?" according to Johnson. Complex Friday night when There were also other anti-gay members of GALA found anti- remarks. gay graffiti written on the According to the UPD report, restroom walls and stall. Officer Tan returned with a Kids, adults take off with Kevin Johnson, a staff mem- spray cleaner to clean the prll""no ber at graphic services, said the marked-up wall. graffiti violated his civil rights. Only when a Spartan Daily According to Johnson, Sgt. photographer and reporter 'Flights of Fantasy' Jim Renelle initially refused to arrived on the scene did the offi- file a hate-crime report when cers decide to take a report, PHOTOGRAPHS BY PAM EAGAN asked to do so by responding Johnson said. i . Officer Bach Tran at Johnson's "Initially refusing to file the Above: Tommy, left, and Jan Bednarz of Los Gatos practice to be future a C request. report and trying to make it dis- SJSU aviation students during Saturday's open house. Jan is fascinated - "Kill Gays" and "Death to appear are reprehensible John by planes and loves playing pilot in this helicopter. Faggot" were two of the com- Right: Gong Chen, right, a human performance assistant professor, and ments found in the restroom, See GRAFFITI, Page 6 his daughter, Carol, try out a cockpit simulator. Millic_ . a.i. 41111i I SJSU's political science department awards students with scholarships Open house launches Homecoming

BY AMOS FABIAN Gerston said there are "few BY DEBRA MYERS helicopter. 1 lei rmann and it can excite and give them a Jakey, an aviation department Spartan Daily Stall Writer opportunities for students to Spartan Daily Stan Writer Beauchamp both agreed that vision," she said. alumnus who graduated in May. The political science depart- become immersed in the politi- Popcorn, parachutes and when they grow up they want to The flight simulators were a "I sit up front and answer ques- ment will provide $2,000 to two cal process the way this program paper airplanes are the stuff be pilots. What do they want to favorite attraction for lan Wil- tions:' Jakey showed off the but- students to attend the "Sacra- provides!' dreams were made of for some of fly? Jets, of course. son, 8, who said, "They're neat. It tons and switches in SJSU's Boe- mento Semester:' according to Stephen Van Beek, political the kids at Saturday's "Flights of SJSU alumna Jill Cody wa.s fun because I got to move ing 727 donated to the aviation political science Professor Larry science associate professor, said Fantasy" open house. brought her son and his best the stick around:' Wilson's sister department by United Airlines Gerston. the program runs during the "They let you go in the friend, both of whom are very Nora, 6, gave a big smile and last year. Jakey said the plane was He said the scholarships, spring semester from Jan. 27, planes:' said Steven Beauchamp, serious about being pilots. "For made a round-and-round built in 1964, was United's 15th known as the second annual 1993 to middle or late May. 8, after touring the antique them, at 10, to have this kind of motion with her finger. 727 and has flown more than 2.5 Tom Truax Scholarship Awards, Although it is open to all majors, planes and Boeing 727 on display experience is fabulous:' Cody Kids also learned different million passengers. will allow students to gain cred- only upper-division students at the aviation department's facil- said. "As a mother, I'm gathering techniques for making paper air- While showing kids the plane, its while working in state gov- may apply, he said. ity at the San Jose International information to help direct them!' planes with the help of students Jakey said that even five months ernment and attending CSU The students are selected by Airport. "I went in the big plane Cody earned a bachelor's in the Recreation Student Asso- after graduation, he is still look- Sacramento. Gerston, Van Beek, a past stu- and looked around:' Beauchamp degree in recreation administra- ciation. Once the wings, tails and ing for a job. "I got applications The scholarship is named dent participant in the program said. tion and a master's degree in cockpits were in place, the flight and resumes out all over the after Tom Truax, an SJSU gradu- and a representative from the Matthew Herrtnann, also 8, public administration and cur- contests began. world, but the market is dry right ate and a former California State Tom Truax Foundation, Van was excited about the hands-on rently works for the city of San On a piece of airstrip just out- now:' he said, citing the closures legislator, who was killed in a Beek said. experience. "We were just mov- Jose's recreation department side the department, several air- of Pan Am and Eastern. plane crash approximately two Van Beek said each partici- ing some gears." Herrmann said where she heard about the event. crafts were on display. "I'm the years ago, said Ronald Sylvia, pant works as an intern. Intern- his favorite part was riding in the "If you open this up to children, cockpit person," said Kevin See FUTURE FLIERS, Page 8 chairman of the political science department. See AWARDS, Page 8 College of Business struggles to adjust, find alternatives to SJSU's budget crunch

BY MATT SMITH dents pay their fee increases this Spartan Daily Stall Writer week. In the organization and manage- "Typically, these cuts are ment department of SJSU's Business absorbed by the college Dean said. College, five faculty members were "These are additional expenses This is the seventh in it series of sto- laid off this summer. That would which have to be borne, and there- ries about how SIet. colleges are have closed nine sections of classes, fore to a student, are equivalent to dealing with the budget crisis. said Burton Dean, chairman of the canceled classes:' department. As with other colleges within the chairman of the department. But with money returned to the university, faculty members have Seniority is a factor in deciding department, loaned against the 40 been lost to more than just budget who will be laid off because of bud- percent fee increase, three instruc- cuts. The early-retirement incentive getary problems. tors were able to return. program, also known as the Golden One "very good temporary DAVID M MARSHALL SPART AN PAIL Y The net loss to the department Handshake, took one full-time employee" was laid off due to bud- About 20 people rode the six-mile route around San Jose Saturday to show support was two faculty members and three instructor and one part-time get cuts from the organization and for pro-bike legislation. The first annual rally was sponsored by the SJSU Greens Club. courses, Dean said. instructor from the organization management department who had The number of classes offered to and management department. less than six years of teaching expe- Campus Greens plan for 1996, discuss values students was reduced when SJSU's These two employees were not rience, Werbel said. colleges were informed in Septem- replaced. Werbel said part-time faculty BY RACHEI LUTHER majoring in environmental Campus Greens) basically ber that their allocations would In the department of marketing members, in addition to that full- Tartan Daily NI.1:1 ,ilet studies. "We gave birth to it, the same organization as last decrease due to an 8.8 percent bud- and quantitative studies, only one time faculty member, have been The SJSU Green Party and I was the midwife," he year's, but with a future get cut the entire campus has sus- employee was lost to the Golden hindered in their ability to serve the started last year along with said. focus:' Harshbarger said. "If tained. Expecting the 40 percent fee Handshake program. The employee students. the statewide petition drive, The local Green Party, we want to get elected in increase to pass, colleges took opted for the program about a week "It has been significant. We've but failed to stay in exis- along with the SJSU chapter, 1996, we need to start in money from funds that were ear- before classes started, but the classes had to cut back on our part-time tence. "We tried to revive it met on Saturday at Plaza 1992!' marked for other purposes, and she would have taught have been faculty:' he said. at the end of last semester:' Park in downtown San Jose they were able to reinstate classes covered by other instructors in the With the reduction in the said Mike Harshbarger, act- to discuss Measure A and ,See RALLY, Page and rehire employees who had been department. amount of faculty members work- ing president and a junior party values. "We're (S1SU's previously laid off. They will be able "We were able to find good to replenish those funds when stu- replacements:' said Richard Werbel, See BUDGET, Page 3

111.11.11MIMINNIaml111.111 2 Tuesday, October 6, 1992 IN San lose State University U SPA ItTA N DAILY Forum & Opinion

SPARTA N DAILY rizT 7-1.4E rumor.' INCREASE, EDITORIAL rHEN CLASSES IA/ERE CUT; Now W E'RE LoSING iNSTRuCTORS Early retirement program To THE GOLDEN HANGISHAkE) LAMATS NEXT?) timing i s completely off PERoT GETS Classes are distrupted with and save the system as much as $50 ELECTED? million over an extended three year the retiring ofteachers in the period. middle of the semester Although legislation was passed allowing instructors to continue absence of professors teaching their classes on a volunteer Themidway through the basis, the faculty union opposes the semester will come as quite prinicpal of such a move. a shock to students who Some retiring members had have become comfortable with their intended to work the whole school current instructor. No one wants a year but opted to take the Golden substitute. Handshake to help the university But the realities of the state's fiscal system through the budget crunch. problems have forced CSU But the solution to the budget administrators to implement an early problems should not be found in retirement program, often called the retiring the staff and faculty. Golden Handshake. The program Solutions should be found in other took effect Oct. 3 for faculty, and Oct. ways. 31 for staff. Early retirement for some Under the terms of the handshake, excellent professors hurts students, as ED FOWLER - SPARLAN DAILY faculty and staff who have a certain well as the university. It also disrupts prescribed amount of service, and the flow of education, especially have reached retirement age, can when it comes in the middle of a increase the amount of their semester, as it does in this case. pensions. This is done based on a If retiring faculty is the only Fur Elise, a recurring recital nightmare formula that would give them an solution available, the CSU system extended amount of service should do it so that it is not done in on stage. Man, it's awful , it's repetitive, it's the For the sake of the school, compared to what they actually put the middle of the semester, when it I'mbright. Is this a piano? It chimes from Tower Hell. yea for the very sanity of stu- in. unnecessarily interferes with courses doesn't look right. The Why? Why can't they play dents and the sanctity of a The initial reasoning for the and classes, leaving students and keys all look the same. anything else? Anything but superior learning environ- Golden Handshake was to save class new, part-time faculty confused and It's too quiet. Eyes in the dark. the most irritating piece in the ment, please, oh great gods the sections, preserve faculty diversity, struggling to fill the vacuum. They're waiting for me. I'm history of irritating pieces that ivy tower, change that CD. stuck on that tricky mid- you learn when you're 5 and At least try flipping it over, Hill section of FOr Elise when you spend the next 20 years trying maybe there's something on Angela actually use more than two to forget. I'm surprised the ivy the other side you didn't even Letters to the editor fingers at once. I'm in a loop, vines haven't shriveled up and know about. playing it over and over, blown away from the agony by Do it for me. I'm afflicted World On My hoping for escape to the end. now. with these chimes all the time. what, folks, these Empowerment guys Panic. I'm scared. I want to go I'm realistic, really I am. I I live just across the street from Shoulder Pads Media propaganda did. home. I'm gonna ... Aahhhhh! realize the days are gone of a SJSU, about 500 yards from Score: Collaboration/conspiracy Oh. It's only a bad dream. human chime player with a lit- Tower Hall and the chimes Give to the Buy-Tower-Hall-a - Once again the Spartan Daily has theories 1; reader intelligence 0. I'm OK. I'm OK. tle originality and a vast reper- even play on Saturday morn- New-CD Fund, care of J. Han- become a vehicle to advance an ultra- To not only report on such garbage, Must have been some toire of not-overplayed music. ings at 8 a.m. for crying out del Evans. liberal agenda. I refer to the page-one but to make it front page "news" is to dream, though. My ears still I realize SJSU is strapped loud. Nobody's on campus Help stop those recurring "story" of the Sept. 30 edition con- legitimize it, and the editors of the clang with that obnoxious FOr financially, but do they have to then except those guys with recital nightmares. Get me off cerning the work of art done on Oper- Daily know this. Were the film's own- Elise. That's funny. Am I going remind us of it every hour with leaf blowers or somebody that stage. ation Just Cause. ers glad to see the Daily article? You mad, or is it no, not that garage-sale classical music, re- practicing Tae Kwon Do. They To enlighten readers who may have better believe they were, especially again gadzooks, it is. Worse used and abused? It's like an don't want to hear this stuff. I missed this news-making, page-one finding out they made page one. Show than a nightmare, more fright- old ratty pair of shoes, the only know. I've asked them. worthy article, a group which calls times were listed, the theater address ening than Donny Osmond ones you have and the hole in It's up to the students, apa- Angela lhll is a itself "The Empowerment Project" was given gotta get over there and going heavy metal, able to the big toe nags at you every thetic as we may be about fee Daily staff columnist. has created its interpretation of events spend the $6.50 to see this thing! make hundreds of students step you take, reminding you hikes and voting, here's some Ikr columns appear leading up to and during the 1989 U.S. It was real people that died in Pana- cringe with a single note. It's that you're broke and pathetic. action to take for a good cause. every Tuesday. liberation of Panama. ma, it was real property that was The timing of all this must be taken destroyed. And the American people into account. One: the film's "limited do know what ultimately resulted engagement" begins less than five from Operation Just Cause: a criminal Writer, Jewish Student Union miss mark weeks before the election of Nov. 3. and his hooligans were brought to jus- Second: the very day that the article tice and a country was given back to nwrica is a land of is the same day as the "holiest Yom Kippur, will not be able to appears in the Spartan Daily, a clearly- its people. victims and it is a day on the Jewish calendar have a booth for this event? Or, Tim Danziger marked,well-advertised Alas, the Spartan Daily's front page land of heroes. (Spartan Daily, 9-25-92);' Yom is it because they will not be Clinton/Boxer/Feinstein et al. table set coverage of propaganda that states the Victims are those Kippur. It is the International able to participate in the sam- up in front of the Student Union has a media worked with the American men and women who have Food Bazaar which has drawn pling of foods from all around Campus Viewpoint pile of the film's official fliers for all to government to deceive and misinform been and are oppressed. the ire of some members of the the world? take. The flier declares, and I quote, is probably the greatest collaboration Heroes are those who Jewish Student Union. In answering the first ques- that the "documentary" explains: of all. overcome the adversity and While some members of the tion, we must take a look at of the JSU to participate in "how and why the mainstream media fight to succeed. George JSU have called the scheduling history. We must ask whether Homecoming events. collaborated with the U.S. govern- Washington is a hero for of this event insensitive and there is a history of Jewish Stu- The second question we ment to censor information and leading the fight against inconsiderate, even suggesting dent Union participation in must consider is whether the deceive the American public:' The subjugation by the British. that the Homecoming Com- this event. According to the JSU is upset that because its reporters, photographers, and cam- Abraham Lincoln is a hero for mittee is anti-semitic, they International Food Bazaar members will be fasting, they eramen of the United States press Andrew C. LeBlanc leading the fight against have failed to tell the entire Coordinator Manuel Alexan- will not be able to share in the didn't get the story right. But guess Sophomore, Industrial Tech. slavery and for the unification truth. dre, there is not. Further foods from around the world. of our great country. Dr. I find the JSU to be mis- research shows that while the It is true that on Wednesday Martin Luther King, Jr. is a guided in blaming the Home- JSU was given the same oppor- they will not be able to, howev- hero for leading the fight coming Committee for the tunity as all clubs and organi- er, as I stated earlier, this is a against the subjugation of all scheduling of the weeks events. zations on campus, it failed to two-day-event. The Interna- people by their own. Ms. Peters, in her Sept. 25 arti- attend any of the ASIC meet- tional Food Bazaar will not Spartan Daily Staff We as a country used to cel- cle, correctly stated the Home- ings in which the food bazaar only be held on Wednesday, ebrate our heroes, for they coming Committee has no was discussed. but will be held on Thursday, SMIT A PAT El. executive editor stand as symbols of what influence on the date of Home- Instead of taking their con- as well. This will allow mem- A 1)P.I.E GALLUCCI city editor America can and should be. As coming Week. In his Writer's cerns to the proper place, the bers of the JSU who observe SCOTT SADY photo editor we charge on, into our Brave Forum (10-01-92), however, JSU has attempted to discredit Yom Kippur to also participate MA a CIEs J. SANCHEZ chief photographer New World, however, we have Amos Fabian was wrong in the Homecoming Committee in the food bazaar. JOHN Viii as forum editor begun to forsake our heroes. assuming that the Homecom- in the press, one week before The title for Mr. Fabian's BRIAN HARR arts 6- entertainment edai Instead, we choose to celebrate ing Committee could simply the event is scheduled to occur. Forum said that this "mis- JOHN PEREZ features editor the victims, who by the nature check the calendar and avoid Because the food bazaar is a match" was an inconvenience JIM SILVA sports editor of their claims have become the "mismatch:' Scheduling of fund raising event for student for Jewish students. I think he LES MAHLER chief cify editor the symbols of what America home games is done by the Big groups, it is necessary that it be missed the mark. ATOOSA SAVARNFIAD national ef, preign editor is. We ask not that their claims West Conference. The date of held as a two day event. If the At least his organization, the even be substantiated. the Homecoming game is ISU had gone to the ASIC, JSU, will be able to participate GREG CAMPBELL advertising director Unfortunately, this trend mandated by the Athletic while we may not have been on Thursday. As unfortunate as RAMIL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager has now hit San lose State. As Department. It then becomes able to cancel the food bazaar, it is, night students may not get AARON CAL ILAN advertising art director two recent articles in the Daily the Homecoming Committee's we would have been able to to participate at all. It is impor- NEELAM l'ATEI. national advertising manager have shown, it seems that some responsibility to fill the week make arrangements so that we tant to remember that the goal LIONEL R. CARRION advertising production manager members of the Jewish Student with events in which we hope could accommodate the needs of the Homecoming Commit- Union have begun to feel the as many students as possible of the JSU. CHRISTINA M oN advertising marketing manager tee was to find events which need for "victim" status. I will participate. Other events which take allowed as many JIM BUT LER advertising marketing manager students as think it is important, though, The JSU claims Jewish stu- place during Homecoming possible to participate, and I RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager that we find out if they really dents are being discriminated Week include the Club think the Committee has done GAMBERG advertising coop Diauager SUSAN are victims, or if they are just against because of the schedul- Day/Carnival on Tuesday. As a fine job. crying out for attention. I think ing of the International Food of Friday afternoon, the JSU Being a victim is far easier REPORTERS: IIM BA TLI10, STEVEN clIA F., St AN COoPER. RICHARD ESPINor.A, AMos FABIAN, LA RA I. AVIA. DON MC GEE, ERIK HOVE, RACHEL LUTHER, VICTOR MARK0VICH, JR, we'll find the latter to be true. Bazaar. Before we begin to had not confirmed that it than trying to work within the ANF MoNTES, DEBRA MYERS, KERRY PETERS, MARIA C ROSE, NICOLE SIR,. MA rr SMITH, ION SOLOMON. As most people know, denigrate the Homecoming would be able to participate in system. By its actions, the ISU BRIAN wACHTEIL SISU's Homecoming is this Committee, however, I believe the event. What this means is has proved that. PHOTOGRAPHERS: PATTI EAGAN, WOOF I R FEURTADO, MARVIN EONS, KAREN MANNER, we VF MAROIA I I. I Erin MCFADDEN, TARA MURPHY, RICK WACHA. week. Many fun and exciting need to ask some questions that the JSU is not sure that it CSk.. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: 81U BERMAN, JEFFREY MODER, CHRISTOPHER IETER. events are planned for stu- and examine all of the facts. will be able to get four mem- ADAM RUBENs TEIN, AARON TH Arena. JEANNE MARIE WAGNER, DOUG WALKER, KFI I EY WEI MI dents, for the entire week. First, we need to find out why bers of its club to staff a carni- Tim Danziger Clio ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WILE IAM CHEN, AVELINO poMilo, Unfortunately, the first day of they are truly upset. Is it val booth. In light of this, we A.A. Homecoming Vice-Chair 5TONEMIRNER RICE ROMER, RusS the International Food Bazaar because they, while observing must question the dedication Senior,Communication Studies SPARTAN DAILY 1.111 'use State University MI I uesday,oct,iher 6. I 9',2 Environmentalists Budget: Business college cut SpartaGuide attention can't necessarily be Pmni Page I given to students. The San Jose State calendar try to make room for bikes ing for the department, the num- Solutions for students have ber of classes available to students been offered by the departments From page 1 has dropped. "It's been tougher as they try to come up with alter- TEE: Food Bazaar, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., green values on the advisory for students to get classes; Werbel natives to large class sizes. Today dirt lot, corner of 7th and San Carlos Measure A is a countywide ini- board. And none of these things said. "One of the ways we're trying Streets, call 924-6243. AIESEC: General meeting, 5:30 - tiative that would extend a sales will be possible without your Another problem the depart- to lessen the impact on students is 6:30 p.m., BC 208, call 363-9843. A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- tax of one-half cent over a 10-year help; Ladasky said. ment has to deal with is more stu- by offering more summer and TEE: Movie night, 9 p.m., Morris period. The original measure The Green Party on campus is dents. intersessions," Werbel said. Since A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- Dailey Auditorium, call 924-6243. passed in 1984 and will die off in also backing Measure A which classes TEE: Carnival, club day, 9 a.m. - 3 "There's been about a 10 per- these between-semester p.m., dirt lot, corner of 7th and San A.S. LEISURE SERVICES: Spar- 1994 if it is not extended. The will "spend about $2 billion on cent increase in class size in the are self-supporting, they are more Carlos Streets, call 924-6243. tAerobics, 4:30 - 530 p.m., Event funds will go to countywide transportation. About 73 percent last year-and-a-half,' Werbel said. expensive to students. But this can Center Aerobics room, call 924- transportation improvements. of it will go to light rail while the This can make it harder for be an advantage because "they are A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Ameri- 5960. "Make Room for Bikes" was rest will go to bus service and instructors who have to teach not affected by the state budget as can Dream Comedy Team, noon, the name of the event that more highway improvements," these larger classes, and corner of 7th and San Carlos A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Con- personal much," he said. brought out approximately Streets, call 924-6261. cert -Monks of Doom, noon, SU 25 Harshbarger said. "We strongly Amphitheatre,call 924-6243. people to Plaza Park. The bicy- support it, but want to make sure ASPB HOMECOMING LIVE: BOARD: clists rode six miles through it lives up to its promise. Measure American Dream Comedy Team, A.S. PROGRAM Wednesday Nite Cinema, "The downtown to Plaza Park to make A is a great first step?' noon, SU Amphitheatre, call 924- their point - that alternative The Green Party on campus is 6261. Wall," 9 p.m., SU Ballroom, call 924- 6261. transportation should be used. striving toward many goals that BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- "People assume driving a car is are similar to those of SJSU's Stu- BLACK GRADUATION COM- ISTRIES: Lifestyle meeting, noon - a right; Harshbarger said. "If dent Affiliation For Environmen- NosIcoitli 5 p.m., I 1 p.m., and 6 - 7 p.m., SU Pacheco MITTEE: General meeting, Mountain Mountain office, were king for a day, I would make tal Respect (SAFER). Mountain Mountain Room, call 723-0500. WLC, second floor near LOP call 279-3381. it more difficult to get a driver's "Their (SAFER's) concern is Diamond Back GT All Terra Diamond Back I CAREER PLANNING AND license?' with the environment," Harsh- AND PLACEMENT: Resume 1, 12:30 CAREER PLANNING Amy Stewart, a senior major- barger said. "We don't want to Sorrento Talera Ascent PLACEMENT: National Semicon- p.m., SU Almaden Room; Career presentation, ing in fine arts, showed up step on their toes. Our concern is $299.95 $359.95 $399.95 planning group, 2 - 4 p.m., sign up ductor employer Guadalupe Room; because she was "concerned with social justice and variety in in BC 13; Northern telecom employ- 12:30 - 2 p.m., SU Tune-up Tune-up Tune-up Tune-up you, 1:30 about the environment and social politics. We compliment SAFER," er presentation, 12:30 - 2 p.m., SU Making a job fair work for TOTAL TUNE-UP On -cam- issues. If we don't do anything to Harshbarger said. Guadalupe Room; On-campus inter- p.m., SU Almaden Room; *Includes Wheel Truing pus interview preparation, 12:30 save the environment, there will The Campus Greens will also help view preparation, 1:45 p.m., SU I *Gear Adjustment p.m., SU Costanoan Room, call 924- be nobody left to show the social SAFER in "pushing the (SJSU) Costanoan Room, call 924-6033. I *Brake Adjustment 6033. issues to; Stewart said. administration to institutionalize CREDENTIAL OFFICE: Single *Bearing Adjustment CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- A delegate to the Green Party recycling; Harshbarger said. "The subject credential group advise- state convention in July, San Joao State Students save Bor 050! FIt 1.10dhautFaim NITY: Exploring the Catholic Faith, Stewart administration isn't interested in it ment, 3 p.m., SH 344, call 924-3757. brought 10% on accessories Center 7 - 8:30 p.m., Campus Ministry Cen- Green Party T-shirts and and SAFER does all newspaper recy- SalesService ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE buttons to the gathering. cling on campus" 5year ter, call 298-0204. Rentals CALABAZAS CYCLERY CENTER: Indian American Series; The speaker of the day was Their next meeting will be Oct. Bke Semce CHILD DEVELOPMENT CLUB: Diarn0nd Back-OT Orchard Farm Plaza 6156 Bollinger Road California Indians today - the John Ladasky, a research bio- 14 when nominations for offices Park Precision- San Jose, CA 95129 *Purchase 2:30 p.m., SH 412, call (510) f struggle for recognition, noon - 1 Meeting, chemist for Beton Dickinson and will be held. Boss (40131 366-13IKE(2453)-FAX 008)366-2455 791-0850. M-F 9-9pmSat 9-7 -Sun 11-7 p.m., SU Amphitheatre, call 924- the editor of the San Jose Green "It's a safe place for people with 5467. DECEMBER GRADS IN CHILD News. "How can we get what we green ideology to get together, Meeting, 2:30 MECHA: General meeting, 5 p.m DEVELOPMENT: want?" Ladasky asked. "We will Harshbarger said. "Kermit (the The Associated Students Program Board presents Chicano Resource Center, call 924- p.m., SH 412, call 749-9036. endorse Measure A, but won't frog) was right: 'it's not easy being 8987. FANTASY/STRATEGY CLUB: stop there. We want people with green:" SU Almaden OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Call of Cthulhu, 6 p.m., Room, call 293-0783. Meeting, 12:30 - 1:20 p.m., Admin. In free speech $ Financial Aid Available $ 222B, call 251-5430. GALA-GAY, LESBIAN AND Speaker, PRE-DENTAL CLUB: General BISEXUAL ALLIANCE: Attention All Students! - 6:30 movement's meeting, 1:30 p.m., DH 352, call 924- national coming out day, 4:30 - Undergraduates and Graduates - Room, call 236- 4900. p.m., SU Guadelupe FREE Money is currant! y available for Col- UMECOMINttlit 2002. birthplace, street lege Student: nationwide. Over SS Billion SJSU CHEMISTRY DEPART- in FREE Financial Aid is now available ADVISORY PRO- ALL SHOWS ABSOLUTELY FREE, 12 NOON MENT: Seminar, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., RE-ENTRY from private sector grants Sr scholarships. bag lunch, noon - performer wants DH 250, call 924-2525. GRAM: Brown All students are eligible! We will match in the STUDENT UNION AMPHITHEATER! 1:30 p.m., SU Pacheco Room, call you to the money that you are eligible to excepts SJSU SKI CLUB: Meeting, 7:30 924-5930. right to sing receive. Applications are now being ac- p.m., SU Umunhum Room, call 778- cepted. For mow information call: slide 9250. S.A.F.E.R.: Meeting and Student Financial Services show, 4 p.m., Washington Square BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - (206) 632-0920 Ext. 1,6041 SJSU SYMPHONY AND CHAM- Hall 115, call 924-5468. Add one more name to the list of )1).1’, OCT 6 BER ORCHESTRA: Concert, 7:30 Berkeley characters: Rick Starr, a SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: FREE CONSULTATION p.m., Music Dept. Concert Hall, call campus crooner with a song in Student galleries art exhibitions 10 WITH THIS AD 924-4639. his heart and a summons in his a.m. -4 p.m. Art building, 924-4330. AT SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: pocket on a charge of disturbing Team REPUBLICANS: American Dream Comedy Student galleries art receptions, 6 - SJS COLLEGE the peace. p.m., SU Pacheco 8 p.m., Art bldg. student galleries, Meeting, 2:30 The problem? ACNE & SCAR corner of 7th and San Carlos call 924-4330; Room, call 247-0642. Starr's singing is anything but CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: STUDENT music to the sharp ears of Uni- ASSOCIATION: TREATMENT Lecture series Invitation to a Zulu TEACHER'S versity of California at Berkeley lobby, wedding' by Marilyn Wyman, 5 - 6 Meeting, noon- 350 p.m., SH administrator Thomas Ventresco. p.m., call 924-4328. call 924-3738. He filed a complaint saying the CENTER SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGI- STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE: stress of working 50 yards away 'See Acne Rawls Within Weeks main WEDNESDAY, OCT 7 NEERS: General meeting, 12:30 - Health fair, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., from Starr's daily serenades "is -Scar Treatment wen Natural Peel level, SU; Weight loss support causing me to lose sleep 1:30 p.m., Engineering Building 221, at night" tipecaeltzlng on Adult Acne S Ethnic skin call 287-8863. group, 3 - 4 p.m., HB 208, call 924- That review might have some 6119 performers singing the blues, but STUDENT CALIFORNIA Starr struck a philosophical note Tele 257-5481 TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION: Thursday 8 as he contemplated the litigious 10311S De Am 114 Bake sale, noon - 2 p.m., Sweeney A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- lament. Cupertino, California Monks p.m., Hall lobby; Meeting noon -1 TEE: International Food Bazaar, 9 Sweeney Hall 331, call 924-3738. "You're not going to please a.m. - 3:30 p.m., dirt lot at 7th and everybody; he said. 1 p.m., STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE: San Carlos Streets; Yellfest, In fact, the bust may turn out of October clink #2, SU Amphitheatre; Concert Jennifer Quit smoking to be a boost, said Starr, who noon - 1 p.m., HR 208B, call 924- Rambles On, noon, SU Amphithe- treated court employees and 6119 atre; Canned food drive, 10 a.m. -2 reporters p.m., Art Quad, call 924-6243. to "Strangers in the Wednesday 7 Night; and other show tune stan- STUDENT CALIFORNIA Honolulu Doom AL-ANON FOR FAMILIES AND dards after pleading innocent in ex -Camper Van TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION: Berkeley Municipal Court last FRIENDS OF ALCOHOLICS: - 4 p m, Sweeney Bake sale, noon Wednesday. Meeting, noon - 12:50 pm, AdrnIN Hall lobby, Meeting noon -1 p.m., Beethoven members "I want to get to Nob Hill. I 269, call (5101483-2084. Sweeney Hall 331, call 924-3738. $100* want to get to the Fairmont," he A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- said, referring to one of San Fran- THURSDAY, OCT 8 Sparta( ;nide is available to SISll students, Madly and staff organizations for free IVad- cisco's swankier hotels. "That's Stank $100' line iss pm, two days lx.lore public Aim Films are available at the Spartan Daily,1/1111 New York $171. my 2110 limited spate may ti tn e rethit ing the number 1,14,111nm goal .., people are laughing at Chicago $149* FC."4-villetN.4 14; tae.,:$nt, me, but I've got to go for some- Vancouver $127' thing" Puerto Vallarla $ PIP' local alternative band News Room (408)924-3280 At 6-feet-plus, his well-worn London $215 Wt OE^ "a- S.- Ftre-rtst o bawl For more info about A S Program Board events call the suits and vividly patterned ties DoeCollat Soeor ICSOCTOM Orggy Ton '0,11 P at Fax 924-3282 ,311 ,,u0.1 {IR VC MAW 10 0,1,9t retb, R.A.T. Line 14081 924-6261 Funded by Associated Students & topped by a battered fedora, the ootta Seen "IN dr limited so 000. 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BY VICTOR A. MARKOVICH, JR. and knot the game at 10-10. With a service ace by Spartan Daily Staff Writer Mindy Czuleger, and a kill by Jennifer Gross, the The SJSU women's volleyball team defeated a Anteaters were no match for the Spartans, who won tough U.C. Irvine team, winning 15-7,15-10, 15-13, game two 15-10. in a Big West Conference game on Saturday. In the third game, the Anteaters played even with "Tonight was a much improved match over what the Spartans, digging out spikes and setting them- we have done over the past three weeks. Much better selves for anticipated dinks. than the Long Beach State game(the Spartans lost The score was tied at 13-13 when Jennifer Gross all three games to Long Beach last week)," said Spar- made a kill to give the Spartans the ball again. tan Head Coach John Corbelli. When Gross made the shot, Irvine's Scotleen Ris- "Irvine is not the caliber of a Long Beach State, ley dived for the ball. All Risley got, though, was a but they play very tough volleyball:' cut in the eye lid requiring several stitches. The Spartans started off by playing aggressive The Spartans had 53 kills and only committed 17 and setting the tempo for the rest of the night. Erin errors. Jennifer Gross lead the team with 14 kills, Ginney, Erika MacLennan and Jennifer Liston all followed by Crista Koch with 12 kills. had service aces en route to the Spartans winning The Anteaters had 40 kills and committed 28 the first game. errors, and were lead by Popi Edwards with 15 kills. The Anteaters, however, managed to score their With the win against Irvine the Spartans points on a very tough Spartan defense that only improved to 2-3 in the Big West, 5-8 overall and allowed seven points. moved into sixth place in the Big West Conference. In the second and third games the play got tighter U.C. Irvine dropped to 2-6 in the Big West and 7- and the Anteaters were playing a lot better defen- 8 overall. sively. The Spartans play at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo The Spartans were up 4-0 in the second game today for a 7:30 p.m. match. when Irvine went on a run to score seven straight The Spartans' next home game is against North- TARS MURPHY SPARTAN DAILY points and take an early 7-4 lead. ridge State this Friday at the Event Center at 7:30 The Spartans managed to score the last six points p.m. SJSU's Jennifer Gross(#11) and Crista Koch(#2) go up for a block against an Irvine hitter Saturday night. Mullin, Hardaway to play at Event Center on Oct. 30 Spartan soccer team drops two games 'Tartan Daily Stall Report Led by 1992 Olympic Gold- playoffs in the first round. been sold. ratan Imily sun Pep..rt The Spartan soccer team took only one shot and scored only medalist Chris Mullin and NBA This pre-season game will give The Event Center holds 4,600 one goal en route to a 4-1 loss to host Washington Huskies soccer Hardaway (also of NBA action comes to the SJSU All-Star Tim the Warriors a chance to prove people so there is a limited team Sunday. "Chris and Tim Event Center on Friday, Oct. 30 as McDonald's, themselves before the regular sea- amount of available seats. Matthew Ball scored the one goal for the Spartans. the Warriors have the Golden State Warriors take on burger" fame), son begins the following week. The defeat came the day after a 2-0 offensive dry spell in the hot rivalry with Tickets range from $13.50 to their 1991-92 playoff-rivals, the been cultivating a rain at Oregon State University. The Spartans took only two shots Seattle Supersonics. The game will Seattle for the past few years. The game will be broadcast on $23.00, and can be purchased KICU, channel 36. Tickets are either through the Event Center in the game. The Spartans next game will be against the Air Force be San Jose's first and only pre- Last season, the Sonics at Spartan Stadium at 2 p.m. on Sunday. season hoop matchup. expected to go quickly. More than box office or BASS. knocked the Warriors out of the a thousand tickets have already

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paid off for Bowles when SJSU's Outside Linebacker Coach 1.fI do not play Defensive Coordinator Donnie Larry Petrill feels absolutely confi- Rea recruited him as an outside dent that Bowles will be successful linebacker for the Spartan football in anything he does in the future. professional team. "In the three years Ray has Although he was fully aware of been here, he has grown up a football,I definetfr Bowles' responsibilities as a father, tremendous amount and he works Rea felt Bowles would be a suc- very hard:' Petrill said. "He has a want to become a cessful student and athlete. very strong desire to be success- "It didn't concern me that he ful." DA . . . had a son because I have a good Bowles' ultimate goal is to get Raymond Bowles relationship with San Francisco's his college degree. He is prepared Sn Jose State ouuele !met. ker coach:' Rea said. "We talked about to continue with his schooling to Ray's situation a lot, and I knew he become a district attorney if his was very dedicated' football career does not pan out. mother's home. Bowles proved his dedication "If I do not play professional He lived with his aunt for the in the three years at SJSU. football, I definitely want to remainder of his senior year in In 1991 he earned First Team become a DA, and if that means high school and first two years in All Big West Conference as a line- more school, than it means more college. After high school, Bowles backer, was twice named Big West school:' he said. played for San Francisco Commu- defensive player of the game and In the past five years, Bowles nity College for two years and was an honorable mention All and his mother have mended their earned a full football scholarship American selection in Detroit's differences and she has become to SJSU as an outside linebacker "Football News" magazine. proud of her son's accomplish- RICK WACHA - SPARTAN DAILY for the Spartans. Looking back on the past five ments. When he learned that he was years of his life, Bowles is grateful Although he regrets the years takes a breather during the Spartan football game at Wyoming's War Memorial Stadium. Ray Bowles going to be a father, Bowles said that he had the support of his of bad feelings between them, and is a administration of justice major. Bowles is a outside linebacker for the Spartans his initial reaction was shock, but grandparents and aunt. Bowles is very happy they are he knew from that day on that he He admits that he worried friends again. Football player combines sport with fatherhood, school had a responsibility to his son. about being able to continue his Spare time is very limited for BY NICOLE SIR! "I knew I had to be with my education and provide for his son Bowles because of the football 'Tartan Daily Stan Writer old when Jaron was born. Becom- football player. son and take care of him:' Bowles while at the same time pursuing season, but he spends as much Raymond Bowles rested his ing a father at such a young age Bowles, a San Francisco native, said. his passion for football. time as he can with his son. He elbows on his thighs and stared forced Bowles into the adult world led an active teenage life as a high After Jaron was born, he lived Bowles realizes that with an finds full-time work every sum- off into the distance with an of parenthood in a short period of school athlete being raised by his with his mother. Bowles worked education he has a better oppor- mer to save money needed to sup- intense look of concentration. nine months. mother in her single-parent part-time during school and full- tunity to offer his son more than port Jaron. "It was a wild experience being Now, five years later, his work household. time in the summer to give as he can provide him now. Bowles feels very happy and that young, and I didn't know how and determination to provide a He had plenty of friends and a much support possible to his son. "It turned out that my whole content with his life and is grateful to respond when it happened," he happy life for his son has driven very close family. But at 16 years He spent any spare time he had situation made me really thrive for his son. said. Bowles to pursue his college edu- of age, Bowles and his mother with his son and with his family for an education and to be suc- "I am very proud that I Bowles, a senior at SJSU, was cation as an administration of jus- began to grow apart and eventual- and friends who were very sup- cessful," Bowles said. "I want to brought my son into the world remembering the birth of his son, tice major, as well as the possibili- ly their problems snowballed portive of him. give my son the things I couldn't and I would never want my life to Jaron. Bowles was only 16 years ty of becoming a professional enough for him to move out of his His effort and hard work finally give him when he was younger:' be any different:' he said.

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FOR FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES. the bathroom wall, an act outside matter what form they take, to issue," he said. attorney Steinberg. his regular duties. Iran was not remain on university property "Where does the issue cross "There must be assaultive allowed by UPD to comment on only encourages a hostile and dis- over from freedom of speech and behavior definitely vandalism the incident. criminatory environment," John- that of a hate crime?" Lowe asked. and definitely motivated by The district attorney's office son said. UPD does not make a habit of hatred," Steinberg said. said it will not prosecute the case Ted Comerford, co-president patrolling bathroom walls, he According to Steinberg, the even though the graffiti was moti- of SJSU's Gay, Bisexual and Les- said. county prosecutes a little less than vated by bias, said Anastasia bian Alliance, said the UPD's Lowe said graffiti is a common one hate crime a month. Steinberg, coordinator of the reluctance to take a report reflect- occurrence on campus and added "While the number of hate hate-crime unit for Santa Clara ed a greater problem. (iPD would that UPD could spend most its crimes is not tremendously high County district attorney's office. react differently if Swastikas and time just filing vandalism reports compared to other crimes, it is 110 Paso _ "The bottom line is that the "Death to Jews" were written on for graffiti. too high for us," Steinberg said. San Ce9511ri officers were right:' Lowe said. the wall, he said. Hate crimes are difficult to "We have to look at each situa- N RIG! COMIECIION The district attorney must "We're invisible Comerford prosecute, according to Lowe, tion independently:' she said. (408) 9984121 (Aa.:224true:41:iragiu prove that the crime was motivat- said. 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Political 0 Gorbachev fined "We don't know if anything was taken, but the body was untouched," Kent said. for refusing to Press Association, Britain's national almanac news agency, reported that police believe testify in court the people who desecrated the grave were WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill looking for jewelry, rumored to have Clinton's campaign is dismissing MOSCOW (AP) - Former Soviet been buried with the body. as a "bizarre fantasy" Rep. Robert President Mikhail Gorbachev was fined Ms. Kent said police did not know why Dornan's claim that the Democrat- 100 rubles (32 cents) for refusing to testi- someone would tamper with Hill's grave ic nominee was a guest of the KGB fy at Constitutional Court hearings Mon- at Hollybrook Cemetery. It has been during a trip to Moscow more day, Court Chairman Valery Zorldn said. sealed with a concrete slap to prevent fur- than 20 years ago. On Friday, the court banned Gor- ther vandalism, she said. Dornan, R-Calif., has made a bachev from traveling abroad for refusing Hill, who is buried beside his parents, number of speeches on the House to appear at the trial, which will decide died in April from a heart attack at age floor in recent days about Clinton's the fate of the Communist Party he led 67. He was a lifelong bachelor and one of trip to Moscow while he was a from 1985 until August 1991. Britain's wealthiest stars. Rhodes scholar at Oxford in 1970. According to the ITAR-lass news He made his name in British television In an interview, Dornan alleged agency, Gorbachev will be called again on in the 1950s and won cult status in the that the KGB drove Clinton Wednesday to testify before the court, United States in the 1980s with his saucy around in a limousine to encour- which is trying to determine the legality jokes. Critics accused him of sexism and age him to lead anti-Vietnam War of Russian President Boris Yeltsin's ban vulgarity. and pesticides to kill rats, and offers demonstrations. on the Communist Party after the failed 0 Bangladesh rewards for those who catch them. Each Clinton adviser Paul Begala, August 1991 coup. e Titles of honor rat tail fetches 14 cents. People who make appearing on a C-SPAN call-in Gorbachev has called the trial a farce embarks on anti- more than 10,000 kills get a color TV. show, called the allegations "just and says it is divisive for the country. terminated for another bizarre fantasy from Bob "I would not say anything, even if I rat campaign @ American, Russian Dornan." were led there in handcuffs:' Gorbachev Australians Meanwhile, Newsweek reported said in August. DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) - With that State Department officials had In a resolution last week, the court slogans like "Blessed are those who kill officials sign joint found several pages missing from warned Gorbachev that "it is his duty to CANBERRA, Australia (AP) - Two rats" and "Kill them wherever you find Clinton's passport file, and the FBI heed the court's summons:' The court centuries of tradition formally ceased them:' the government on Monday began space agreement was investigating. said that "as a Russian Federation citizen, Monday when Britain's Queen Elizabeth another campaign against rats - The magazine said several he has no right to evade the law:' and Prime Minister Paul Keating agreed to Bangladesh's public enemy No. I. MOSCOW (AP) - American and media outlets had filed Freedom of In an interview with the daily lzvestia end knighthoods and other royal honors "Let's unite to kill rats and save food Russian officials signed a joint agreement Information Act requests for the on Friday, Russian Justice Minister Niko- for Australians. grains:' demonstrators shouted, march- Monday that will put cosmonauts on a tile and were investigating an lai Fyodorov said the court has the right For generations, federal and state gov- ing through Dhaka, waving bamboo U.S. space shuttle and an astronaut on the unsubstantiated rumor that Clin- to bring in witnesses by force. ernments have recommended to British sticks with dead rats nailed on them. Mir space station in the next three years. ton considered applying for citi- monarchs that they bestow titles plus a The pests eat 450,000 tons of rice in The United States and Soviet Union zenship in some other country to Former entertainer range of orders and medals on selected fields and granaries every year, depriving cooperated on the manned Apollo-Soyuz avoid the draft. citizens. 3 million people of food, the government space flight in 1975, in which spacecraft Clinton campaign spokes- Benny Hill's grave Politicians, businesspeople, bureau- says. Bangladesh, which has an annual from the two countries docked in orbit. woman Avis Lavelle and Bush crats, sporting champions, military offi- per capita income of only $175, produces But Russians and Americans have never spokeswoman Tone Clarke both vandalized cers, expert specialists, charity workers about 19 million tons of rice a year but is flown as crew members aboard the said they had no information and entertainers were regular recipients of forced to import 1.4 million tons to feed other's spacecraft. about the pages reported missing imperial honors, known also as "gongs". its 1 1 1 million people. The deal calls for putting a Russian from Clinton's file. SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP) - In 1975 the Labor government of for- Nobody knows how many rats are in cosmonaut aboard a U.S. space shuttle in Bush campaign spokesman The grave of comedian Benny Hill was mer prime minister Gough Whitlam the country. But the government says a November 1993 and an American astro- Tony Mitchell, asked Sunday about vandalized over the weekend, Southamp- introduced an alternative indigenous single breeding pair can produce up to naut aboard the Mir space station for an Dornan's assertion, said he didn't ton police said Monday. Order of Australia honors system. 3,000 offspring in a year. estimated 90-day mission in 1995 and "know whether there is any foun- Police spokeswoman Philippa Kent Since then, rutst state and federal gov- "They are dangerous:' said Rahima was worked out by Presidents Bush and dation to that claim' said a passer-by found Hill's grave open ernments have adhered exclusively to the Khatoon of the Agriculture Ministry. Boris Yeltsin during their June summit in and a plank of his coffin missing. Australian honors. The government employs cats, traps Washington.

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that used to strut to rock 'n roll 11 dig call Put (mill l'\ the Student Union, h wit thi STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) program director at WYNY-FM Bakersfield, Calif. put podzets in thoc On the dance floor at Boppers in New York, a station that Another obvious sign m koun nightclub sits the sawed-off front switched from adult contempo- try's new popularity is the num- end of a 1956 Buick, around rary music to country in 1987 and ber of nightclubs that have quietly which dancing waitresses usually now has an audience of more than transformed themselves into strut their stuff to Elvis, the Beat- 1 million in New York, Connecti- country music dance halls. Here, les and the Rolling Stones. cut and New Jersey. would-be cowboys pull up in But on this night, the car can The phenomenal popularity of BMWs and Volvos to dance the barely be seen through the crowd country music cannot be Achy Breaky (Heart), the lush .1* of urban cowboys wearing Stetson explained through record sales Push or the Texas two-step. hats, cowboy boots, oversized belt alone. "You get a lot of people coming buckles and faded jeans. Videos also have helped coun- in with their business suits one In this one-time bastion of try move into the mainstream. week and then the next week rock 'n' roll, country music is sud- The number of country videos you'll see the same guy coming in, denly cool. has exploded to about 2,700, from but he'll be wearing a cowboy hat The club's weekly transforma- a library of just 120 in 1983, when and boots:' says Todd Kunesh, tion into a country and western The Nashville Network and who last November converted The dance hall reflects the growing Country Music Television pre- Hop, a rock 'n' roll nostalgia club ltcliiiigto,cit \ lur hands on s( (.1511 ;reat Western popularity of country music miered on cable. Today, TNN has in Riverside, Calif., into the River- Rank I hi, ail AI NI in the parking lot 11\ the student Union. across the nation, especially in the about 58 million subscribers, side Cowboy. It operates 2.1 hours a day, 7days a week It accept,' any ATM Northeast, where not too long ago while CMT reaches about 17 mil- Many attribute country's resur- card that bears a admitting you liked country lion households. gence to a new breed of young artists CIRRUS: STAR 1\1 1 or 1'1 IS svnibol music was like admitting your Since 1980, the number of who have changed the image of coun- There's no charge when you use a (tilt Western Rank ATM favorite sport is professional radio stations with country music try over the last five years. card at our ATMs. lo get your card sniii)ly open a checg, wrestling. formats has grown from about Artists such as Clint Black, .tccount with us. Great \ esternWell always be there Now, on a typical Wednesday 1,500 to nearly 2,500 nationwide. Vince Gill, Travis Tritt and others night, 200 to 300 people from Country stations are No. 1 in have drawn millions of young lis- Connecticut and New York sub- cities as diverse as Seattle, Chica- teners by fusing rock and folk with GREAT WESTERN BANK urbs make their way to Boppers to go, Dallas, Phoenix, Kansas City, traditional country for a sound listen to the Nashville sound and Orlando, Fla., Buffalo, N.Y., and that 1, iften called "new country." learn the latest country dances. There are secretaries, truck dri, vers and plumbers here. But there Associated Students are also accountants, lawyers and I S IN "I I !VI I4: corporate executives who leave their business suits at work and put on their best pair of jeans t(, HOMECOMING kick up their heels to Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson or Billy Cyrus. A Classic Tradition "Most of the people I know who like it say it's the only musk they can listen to and understand the words" says Christine Today: Marchell, a 39-year-old New York financial analyst who sipped white Carnival / Club Day wine as she listened to a country N' 1'12114:II 9am -3 pm The dirt lot on the band called Little Texas. corner of 7th and San Carlos will "As soon as I admitted 1 liked A I7' r- ct rt s be transformed into a Carnival country music, I was amazed at with the help of campus the number of people who said WrLh over 21 bus lines stopping within a 5 minute walk to organizations. Win a new SJSU Marchell says. they liked it too:' campus, there is a good chance that you could get to school sweatshirt or a gift certificate at the Once anathema among baby without the hassles of driving. We can show you the Way. boomers weaned on rock 'n' roll. Associated Students leisure Services country is becoming the music of Why not give it a try? raffle at 1:00 PM. Play the Carnival choice for many members of the '11) get started call 924-RIDE or visit us in WSQ 115. to try and win SJSU prizes and date Woodstock generation. Ye,u'll he glad you did. books. Sales of country albums iii the At noon the American Dream United States have more than Alt runs Comedy Team from Pier 39 will doubled in the past four years, Your alternative transportation solution perform at center stage so stop by going from $425 million in 1988 and win a prize? to more than $979 million in ty o4. 41.Y11 01/.. Wateny Tickets are only 254 or 5 for a 1991. dollar? Although rock still dominates the music industry with just over 36 percent of total sales, the most WEDNESDAY! significant growth over the last Tomorrow: Assocooled Students Noon Concert two years has been in country Program Board pre,prth music, which has jumped to 12.5 PINK FLOYD'S Check out Monks of Doom in the percent of total sales. Wednesday Ampitheatre. 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