Monday, May 6, 1974 Spartan I ally Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 New Engery ticket okay; runoff held as planned

By Lee Fuller semester, 19 units in the year prior to Dr. Burton R. Brazil, SJSU executive Martin's memo and Lee Smaus the election semester and maintain a vice president, then sent a memo to the Friday, in a memo from Martin to After four hours of deliberation a 2.0 grade point average. council indicating he would invalidate election board chairwoman Carole confused A.S. Election Board finally Pacheco charged Webster had only the election if the disputed candidates Matthews, Martin "stunmarized" the ruled that disputed candidate Dorothy nine units in the past year, not the were left on the ballot. manner in which "the eligibility of Webster is eligible for A.S. office under required 14. Atton and Farley resigned from the candidates for A.S. executive officers Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke's Webster took the nine units last race before the council could take was determined." his in- requirements. spring. But in the fall, after enrolling action on Brazil's memo. Martin again defended The board also decided to hold the for six units, she dropped out of school Council acceptance terpretation of the chancellor's run-off election between the New for medical reasons, according to criteria, saying "the intent was that This left the election board high and Energy ticket and the Bob Hansen Robert S. Martin, dean of student candidates for major offices make services. dry, because many of the board felt the normal progress toward their ticket as planned. council had indeed accepted the Webster is the New Energy treasurer Webster did not attend the meeting degree..." criteria. candidate. Her running mates are John and was not available for comment. He went on to say he "determined Many of the board members felt the Rico and Rich Thawley. Bob Hansen, Martin's action that in all fairness she (Webster) election board could not rule on the should be declared eligible. Bill Clarkson and Nancy Baker face Martin qualified Webster the week chancellor's criteria unless the council "Up the ladder" them today and tomorrow in the before the election when reviewing the had done so. Pacheco, exhausted and pale, said executive run off. executive candidates' records to It was pointed out to the board, later he would go "all the way up the Pacheco's charges determine if they met the chancellor's however, that the chancellor's directive ladder," with his complaint of ad- requirements. He disqualified then Dave Pacheco, whose ticket finished supercedes any council action, and is ministration influence in last week's presidential candidates Fred Atton and Lick quick! third in this week's A.S. election, therefore part of the rules under which election. Al Farley. charged Friday that Webster is the election board operates. Thursday Pacheco said he would Atton's and Farley's cases were A family that licks together sticks together. These two youngsters seem to Ineligible for office under the chan- Finally, nearing the end of Friday's "abide by any decision made by the "open and shut," Martin said. be having a problem handling two ice cream cones but with a little tutoring cellor's requirements. marathon meeting, the election board election board," but apparently Atton accumulated several in- from their brother the problem will soon be licked. He also charged that administration decided the chancellor's criteria had changed his mind after Friday's completes in the past year and does not The activities faire that took place on Seventh Street Friday was the pressure, through the chancellor's indeed been accepted by the council, if meeting. meet the 14-unit requirement. setting. directive, influenced the election. only in spirit. "I'm not going to stop with this Farley was unable to meet the Many good food items from many different countries were featured but Friday the election board referred thing," Pacheco said. "There is more chancellor's grade point average Second question nothing could distract these brothers from good 'ol ice cream. the question of administration influence at stake here than just the election." requirement. to the A.S. Judiciary, which will meet That left a second question to be "The question is whether or not today to consider the question. Confusion decidedWebster’s eligibility under students run student government," he Constitution The election board seemed confused the chancellor's guidelines. said. Act Nine of the A.S. Constitution about the issues surrounding Pacheco's Pacheco maintained that since the The question now facing the judiciary Computer registration states that if any part of the election charge. chancellor's rules had been "strictly" is whether or not to invalidate the was "so prejudiced" that voters could The board spent most of Friday's enforced in Atton's and Farley's cases, executive election at this late date. not make adequate distinction between meeting trying to decide whether or not they should also apply "strictly" to If it decides to invalidate, the whole candidates, then the judiciary should the chancellor's criteria had already Webster. election process must be done again begins with advisers resubmit all or part of the election to been accepted by A.S. Council to apply Thursday Pacheco confronted Martin from the beginning, probably by next Students can buy class schedules and begin fall registration procedures under the voters. in this year's election. in an informal meeting in the AS. week. new Computer Assisted Registration system CAR)( beginning today, ac- Pacheco felt the election was Requirement issue Council chambers over Martin's ap- If the judiciary decides the election is the cording to Linda Long, an SJSU scheduling officer. "prejudiced" because of ad- The chancellor's requirements parent discrepancies in qualifying valid, the run-off will end the quesion Students must fill out preliminary schedules and have their major department ministration pressure in accepting and became an issue April 24, when Martin Webster, but disqualifying Atton and at least for this year. the schedule before June 7. "selectively enforcing" the chan- declared Atton and Farley ineligible for Farley. Pacheco said he would probably file a advisers approve their department offices for details on how cellor's criteria for executive office. A.S. office. "Martin found a loophole in the complaint with the chancellor's office Long said students should check with with their advisers. The chancellor's requirements At that time the council voted to chancellor's ruling for one candidate, against the chancellor's requirements to make an appointment with an adviser between now and June 7 and those who require candidates to earn a minimum ignore the ruling and keep Atton and but not for the other two," Pacheco if the judiciary decides the election is Students who don't meet pay fees before Aug. 5 will have low priority in registration for fall classes, of seven units during the election Farley in the race. said. "I want to know why." valid. don't according to Scott Anderson, director of CAR. Students savor Education professor to sue wordly cuisine at food bazaar administration over tenure Dr. Joseph Foresi, assistant student enrolled in his classes. By Terry Day professor of high education, and his Dr. John Gilbaugh, professor of The smell of Oriental pork rolls attorneys filed suit Thursday against elementry education and former nixed with the delicate fragrance of the SJSU administration and the academic vice president, said the real French pastry at SJSU's annual California State University and reason for Foresi's dismissal was Faire Friday. International Food Colleges Board of Trustees. professional jealousy" on the part of Nine countries were represented at The suit was filed against an ad- Leu and other tenured faculty mem- he food bazaar with a variety of dishes ministrative action which prevented bers. hat would make anyone's mouth Foresi from earning tenure at SJSU. "Foresi towers over them as a water. It was filed in Federal District Court faculty member said Gilbaugh. "He By far the most popular dish was beef in San Francisco. was a threat to the department head :eriyaki which was prepared Hawaiian Named in the suit are Dr. Charles and dean and they did anything they style. Coffey, head of the Administration and could to amass negative evidence A sample of Vietnamese cuisine was Higher Education Department; Dr. against him which they still cannot ivailable in the form of an "imperial Donald J. Leu, Dean of the School of prove." 7011." Business; Dr. Robert F. Sasseen, Dean Gilbaugh also said he thought Bunzel, The roll was a mixture of crab and who refused of Faculty; SJSU President John H. 4'4 to reverse the committee's shrimp and wrapped in a thin rice Bunzel; CSUS Chancellor Glenn S. decision, "was involved in this even 3atty, then fried in a light peanut oil. Dumke and members of the CSUS Dr. Joseph Foresi during the deliberations." For the price (55 cents) it was a very Board of Trustees. Gilbaugh said he became involved in :illing meal in itself. "What we're really attacking here is "Substantial evidence favorable to the Foresi case because "I'm in- Continuing the oriental theme, the the procedures," said Dr. Dirck Brown Dr. Foresi was ignored and the decision terested in any member who has been 7hinese Cultural Club offered some of the National Education Association was biased, arbitrary and denied due process or caught in the .raditional Chinese dishes. -yr West Coast office which is aiding Foresi unreasonable," Brown charged. administrative machinery." Fried rice and won tons topped the in his battle for reinstatement. Foresi said he was advised by Brown "I've got nothing to gain or lose," he pill of fare and were accompanied with According to Brown, "The same dean and Dr. William Dr. Christ, of the added. "I want to help someone with such delights as pork rolls. participated in both department level California College and University my legal knowledge whenever From Far East to Near East, the ever and school deliberations, after which he Faculty Association not to make any necessary." r popular falafel was in great demand submitted his own independent, comments, since the suit has been filed. 1.ue, in answering Gilbaugh's charge, from those who were looking for a treat negative evaluation of Dr. Foresi. However, he did say, "The University said, "I can only say that it's not true." with a distinct flavor of its own. Carl Ricker "The hard reality is the decisions to doesn't give any reasons ( for ter- Lue also said he could not disclose the A vegetarian dish, koo-koo, was the terminate Dr. Foresi's employment minating a prefessor's position). I reasons for Foresi's dismissal because Persian contribution to the bazaar. Patrons sample pastries at faire was a substantial departure from really don't know why they decided not "as dean I am not permitted to discuss Koo-koo is a mixture of vegetables required policies and procedures," he to retain meI’ve published several personnel matters in public." whipped in an egg batter and fried to Unfortunately the Korean Students sold so fast. said. articles and I've had a book published. I Although not familiar with the case, produce a very palatable flavor. By far Association and India Student And for dessert why not a French Brown also said Foresi was "sub- don't know what else they want." Gilbaugh said he thought the same it was the most interesting food offered. Association ran short of food before it pastry? The Le Cercle Francias jected to a series of ordeals and in- Foresi has also served as chairman of principle, as far as the administration More traditional dishes were could be sampled by a majority of the provided all the sweet-toothed fanciers dignities" by the retention and the School of Education Senate, is concerned, applied to Dr. Peter B. prepared by II Circolo Italian. Many self-styled gourmets. on campus with eclairs and Napoleons. promotion committee that decided to chairman of the Graduate Curriculum Venuto, who was recently dismissed by popular Italian delights were offered But in a way it was a compliment to The bazaar was suprisingly suc- terminate Foresi's employment at Committee of the School of Education, Bunzel as associate professor of with the same homestyle flavor. the food of Korea and India that it was cessful. SJSU this spring. and has received high ratings by management. Funding of Veteran's Affairs Hiring policy to be discussed The affirmative action policy will draft is "seriously deficient in its committee, chaired by Dr. Arnold come up for discussion and possible present form," in a memo to the Schein of the Chemistry Department, surrounded by uncertainty vote at today's Academic Council council. has been collecting faculty and student meeting at 2 p.m. in Eng. 327. The SJSU policy must follow the input since March. Funding for the SJSU Office of available. That number is 63 more than April The policy has been formulated by trustee guidelines to set policies to Schein said writing a policy is not a Veterans Affairs (OVA) is in limbo. "We meet all the requirements" for 1973. the council ad hoc affirmative action eliminate racial, religious, and sex bias question of morality or safety but the "All indications are that we will be refunding, she said. The main Last year the OVA received $147,000. committee, chaired by Dr. Billie in employment. It calls for affirmative question of "ethics of a captive refunded," said Madlyn Chase, OVA requirement the Office of Education This year, SJSU is one of the top schools Jensen of the History Department. recruitment, hiring and upgrading of audience." director. But the amount is unknown. sets down is that the program have at in terms of number of veterans at- At the same time an alternative women and minorities. The policy recommendation, "We thought about the same amount least as many vets to serve this yei(r as tending. But the possibility that funds proposal was introduced by Burton R. In other action, council will consider although not finalized as of Friday, will as last year," she said. But the in April, 1973. will be cut is still real. Brazil, executive vice president; and recommendations in a university wide probably prohibit smoking in possibility now exists that federal The latest official tally shows 3,082 "It's really up in the air as to how Dr. Hobert Burns, academic vice smoking policy. classrooms, laboratories, lecture halls Office of Education will cut the funds receiving benefits through the OVA. much we will get," Chase said. president; who said "the committee's The council Budget and Plant and auditoriums, according to Schein. Page 2, May 6, 1974

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d S Rick Murphy (left) and put the shot SJSU' s Charles Mackey clears the bar at 701/4 U.S. women's record set Invitational draws big crowd By Tim Robb and Blaise Castren "I was keyed up for Washington," Schilling said. "Coming into today's Breddell said that he expected to be in top form for the 220 at the West A new American women's record in the shot put, and a couple of 1974 meet I was a little bit down," he said. Coast and Modesto Relays. He added that he expects "to suprise some best times were the highlights of the Eighth Annual San Jose National Riggs also said that a lack of top competition and the "atrocious" wind people." Invitational Track Meet Saturday at Bud Winter Field. hurt Schilling's attempt to qualify. Curtis Davis gained a first for SJSU in the , with a 24-2 34 A field of about 250 athletes competed in the meet before a record Al Feuerbach, who set a world's record in the shot put in this meet a effort. stadium crowd of 2,150 on a hot, windy day. year ago at 71-7, won the event in 69-8 34. Ron Semkiw from Mesa Junior Greg Tinnin of the Spartans took third in the 120 high hurdles with a 14.1 The women's record shot put effort was turned in by Maren Seidler College in Arizona was expected to give Feuerbach his toughest com- clocking. Tinnin came in behind Tommy Lee White of the Beverley Hills from the Mayor Daley Youth Foundation of Chicago. Seidler, who was petition, but finished a distant fourth at 59-10 3/4, behind Pete Schmok and Striders and Charles Rich, a former UCLA standout, who both finished at named the meet's outstanding overall field athlete, surpassed Erlene Richard Marks. 13.8. Brown's old mark of 54-9 with a of 54-10'2 heave. The Silver Creek High 440 relay team, paced by prep sensation, Millard The Spartans also won the 440 relay as the team of Ike McBee, Ron Jim Bolding of the Pacific Coast Athletic Club broke his own 1974 best in Hampton, burned around the track in 42.3 for a new invitational record. Whitaker, Louie Wright and Vince Breddell combined for a season's best the 440 yard intermediate hurdles with a 49.6 time that eclipsed his Wilson High, which has been clocked in 42.1 in the four-by-110, scratched of 40.3. previous mark of 50.0. Former Olympian finished a distant when Mike Farmer came up with a muscle cramp. Debbie Byfield of the Berkeley Track Club was a triple winner as she second at 50.9. Hampton, who will be attending SJSU next fall, also won both the prep took the 100 (11.9) and the 200 ( 25.4) meter women's events and ran a leg Bolding's lifetime best in this event is 49.2, a mark he set at the AAU 100 and 220's with times of 9.8 and 21.3. Without his chief rival Farmer in of her club's 400 meter relay squad. championships last year. For his effort, Bolding was honored as the the field, Hampton won both easily. competing for Wills Spikettes of Sacramento doubled in meet's outstanding overall track athlete. In a suprise finish in the , the Spartans' Charles Mackey the women's 400 and 800 meters with lifetimes bests of 54.0 and 2:10.3 to "I hope to run a lot faster late in the season," Bolding said. The wind leaped a personal best of 7' 0'4" to gain second place in the event. He earn her the outstanding woman track athlete award. was good for me today. In fact it was a perfect day for the race. It was so edged out former world record holder , who had the same In the women's 1500 meters, Francie Larrieu of the Pacific Coast Club nice that when I was warming up in the infield, I was almost too relaxed mark, but Mackey recorded fewer misses. had a jump ran away from the rest of the field with a 4:14.0 time. to run," he added. of 7'2'4" for first place. Lynn Cannon, competing unattached, was honored as the outstanding Rick Kimball of De La Salle High ran a lifetime best of 4:02.6 in the high After six false starts cut the field from nine to seven, Clancy Edwards woman field athlete for her Pacific Association record toss of 184-4 in the school mile. Kimball-who is Oregon State bound next year-turned in of Cal Poly (SI,0) ran a 9.7 in the 100 to edge out Vince Breddell of SJSU javelin. She broke the previous mark by nine feet, two inches. the best prep mile clocking this year with his blazing four lap pace. ( 9.8 ). Edwards also took the 220 with a 20.6 time. In the open six-mile run Mike Dagg from the University of Nevada, In an attempt to qualify for the NCAA championships Mark Schilling of Edwards' mark of 20.6 was just a tenth of a second off the best in the Reno set a new stadium mark of 29:34.0, breaking Doug Rustad's 1970 SJSU, running against a stronger than anticipated wind, ran the open world in the furlong this season. An 18-year-old freshman, Edwards also mark of 29:39.4. Interestingly enough, Dagg wasn't even entered in the mile in the first event of the day. Schilling was paced by the Spartans' edged out Breddell in the 220. race until he showed up at the field Saturday. Rich Walker but could only muster a 4:06.3 finish and still must turn in a Breddell said that his leg tightened up on him with 20 yards left in the Clay Lowry (1.52.3) of the Beverly Hills team overcame an early lead 4:04 to qualify for the nationals. 220. "That's never happened to me before," Breddell said. He added that by SJSU's Chris Giannoulas (1:52.4) to nip the Spartan at the finish in the Don Riggs, SJSU distance coach, said several things contributed to under the circumstances he was pleased with a 20.7 finish. 880. Schilling's inability to qualify for the nationals. "I'll be concentrating on my speed work in practice now," Breddell In the other events, 1972 Olympian John Powell easily won the discus in "The biggest problem was that he was still tired from his double vic- said. "I didn't work out enough last week, but I think things will be dif- 203-9, Bruce Kennedy took the javelin in 250-4, and Jim Kemp won the 440 tory at Seattle 1880, 1:50.0; mile, 4:08.1 )," Riggs said. ferent in the next open 220." iri 47.5. Prep star headed for SJSU Hampton 'a strong sprinter' By Blaise Castren future. relay team, and is ticketed for "I wasn't All-League," said Fans at Saturday's San Jose of San Jose's SJSU next fall. Hampton," but I guess that the San Invitational Meet Silver Creek High won both the Hampton's personal times of 9.8 Jose coaches saw something they got a glimpse of a certain Spartan prep 100 and 220 yard dashes and in the 100 and 21.3 in the 220 weren't like in the way I played." track and football star of the anchored his team's winning 440 impressive, but that may have Hampton, who should grow a been due to the absence of Mike couple inches and add about 20 Farmer of Wilson High in The City. pounds before he fully fills out, Farmer, who is headed for the physically, plays defensive back University of Washington next and said he expects to gain ex- year, has raced against Hampton perience as a treshman and work in three meets this year, and each into the starting back field as a race has been extremely close, sophomore. including last week's dead heat in "I just want to get the hang of the 100 at the El Cerrito Relays. college football as a freshman, and Farmer has clocked times of 9.4 I'd like to start as a sophomore," and 20.8 in the two sprints, while said Hampton. "Then if I'd good Hampton has been timed in 9.5 and enough I'd like to play for the 20.9. Steelers, because I like their Despite a lack of competition uniforms." Saturday, Hampton displayed a But, according to Poynter, strong determined kind of running Hampton might be better in track. that should please SJSU track and "He is a very strong sprinter," football followers for the next four said Poynter, "he is tough both years. mentally and physically. Hampton recently signed a letter "This makes him a little better in of intent to play football here next the 220, since it requires more fall, but will also run when track strength than all out speed like in Rick Murphy season comes along. the 100," said Poynter. "I like both football and track," "I like the 220 more," said Rich Kimball sets a 1974 U.S. high school mile best said Hampton, who plans to be a Hampton, "because if I make an he wanted to stay close to home San Jose is extremely lucky to get business administration major at early mistake I can make up for it, and because he liked the climate in such a fine athlete and individual SJSU next fall. "And if I can I'd but in the 100 you can't afford to the area. such as Millard." and play football and make a mistake." "I also decided on San Jose S. like to go on ose track professionally after college." Larry Livers, SJSU sprint coach, because the coaching staff is ex- all! Hampton cellent and a coach can either Correction se Hampton, who stands about 6' said that before very long el and weights 170, was born in should be a world class competitor. make or break a runner a lot of rah Two columns in Friday's Spartan no San Jose in "He has all the tools to become a times," Hampton said. Fresno, but moved to Daily appeared without names of the ear world class sprinter, he has the Poynter, a former Spartan ere 1964. authors. The editorial on San Jose's he He entered Silver Creek four speed, the strength, and a great trackster himself graduated here bicentennial celebration was written by didn't try to make a years ago and has been a standout attitude," said Livers. in 1961, but staff member Chris Weinstein. The Ady track squad in "I'm sure glad that we got him to pitch for SJSU to Hampton. apt for Bob Poynter's Mano a Mano column was written for sem, Jim Noble that period, but hasn't been come to San Jose," he added. "I didn't interfere in his decision, MECHA by Rogelio Cardenas and ear Millard Hampton zips to a win in the prep 220 awarded outstanding honors in Hampton, who was recruited by but I'm glad that he decided to Humberto Zamarripa. The Daily ens football. 35-40 colleges, chose SJSU because come to San Jose and I think that regrets the error. 171 Ose May 6, 1974, Page 3 ttee )rganizes-rnrni Student organizes premonition bureau

By Eric Lyon "If someone wants to hear we may all of a sudden start take appropriate actions." usually too vague and including as much detail or women about exciting predictions getting hundreds of Mishlove stressed these moralistic to take about the premonition as The practical application they can read them in the premonitions about it." measures would be un- seriously." possible." A chapter of California of extrasensory precognition 'National Enquirer," In such an event, Mishlove dertaken only if a substantial If people have a For those who believe they omen in Higher Education (knowledge of an event Mishlove said. said he would first check out number of people reported premonition, said Mishlove, may have glimpsed the :WHE ) is forming at SJSU. before it happens) is the idea Hampered by a lack of the possibility of a large the same premonition. "whether in a dream or future, premonitions should embership is open to behind an interesting ex- funds, the Bureau has relied quake with local Caution would be needed trance, or if some voice or omen students, faculty and periement being conducted be sent to: Jeffrey Mishlove, on volunteer help to handle seismologists, then do a with a small number of impulse comes to them, they care of KFFA, 2207 Shattuck, aff. by a Berkeley graduate the data when it comes in. certain amount of in- predictions because "some should send them to KPFA, Berkeley. CWHE is "a non-partisan student, Jeffrey Mishlove. "It's a big job to file them vestigative reporting to of the people who write us ilitical advocacy group Mishlove, who produces a all, and then to check the verify the source of the are a bit flipped out. They're immitted to influencing parapsychology oriented newspaper to see if the predictions, and finally seeing visions and their rganizational and program called "The Mind's predictions actually hap- broadcast them on the air. consciousness is clearly not gislative decisions per- Eye" for FM radio station pened," he said. "We would broadcast under control," he said. -lent to the interests of KPFA, has begun work on a Adding that there is them without being Mishlove added the bureau omen in higher education," project to collect and N.,. NOW IN PAPERBACK another premonition hysterical, and we would also "gets letters from TOUCHSTONE 'cording to the group's evaluate premonitions sent registry in New York City notify civil defense religious nuts who have atement of purpose. the public. to him by which has documented many authorities so they could apocalyptic visions that are Virginia According to Called the Premonition correct premonitions-in- 'Reilly of Student Registry Bureau, the project cluding many of the 11111 ctivities, the group hopes to began last November and assassination of John ITICYTTITTI ke promote: action to has received over 100 dif- Jeff Mishlove Kennedy-Mishlove said he elimination of arbitrary ferent predictions so far, believes the idea "has a lot of THE PINK POODLE MOUNTAIN !flings of hiring, retention "ranging from horse racing view and we have used only a potential and could be of THEATRE id promotion. to assassinations," ac- very low key kind of service in the future." - - elimination of cording to Mishlove. promotion." He speculated on the THE LOVELIEST iscriminatory job Explaining the low "We aren't proselytizing service the bureau could PEOPLE assifications. number of premonitions for the reality of "NUDE DANCERS" perform in case of a major IN advancement of women received thus far, Mishlove premonitions, nor are we disaster: by Colin M. Turnbull THE BAY AREA author of The Forest People to executive and leader- said, "We are approaching trying to influence public "If there ever is a major LIVE NUDE SHOW lip positions. this from a research point of opinion," he added. earthquake in the Bay Area, establishment of child EVERY HOUR "A beautiful and terrifying book . are facilities for the from 11 A.M. of a people that have become iildren of all members of plus monstrous beyond belief EXPLICIT - HARDCORE -Margaret Mead. Newsday le campus community. Mental health group color - "An anthropological shocker advancement of the sound ADULT MOVIES frightening in its Implications ghts of part-time and 328S. BASCOM AVE. OPEN 11 A.M. tor us all --Robert Ardrey, mporary faculty and staff. Escorted Ladies Free Saturday Rewew Membership applications mulls local problems $2 95 A Touchstone Book CWHE are available from "ATTENTION ALL GIRLS" Published by SIMON AND SCHUSTER r. Cathi Blecki of the A Mental Health Sym- increased victims of "When they can find the AMATEUR nglish Department in posium designed to pinpoint crimes," he said. funds to reopen the locked NUDE DANCE CONTEST acuity Offices 109. the problems of mental Janet Gray -Hayes, San door facilities," he said, EVERY MON. NITE 9 P.M. For more information health in the community and Jose's vice mayor, attended "and yet they can't fund the PRIZE MONEY 40.00 25 00 . 7500 1000 iterested women may call to discuss the solutions and Wednesday's segment of the community help programs ur 'Reilly at 277-2187, Blecki further avoidances of those symposium and asked that then something is wrong." ITT-TT-M[11-1Z : 277-2345, or Karen Borden problems, was sponsored by the board and care home . 277-2898. Community of Communities residents be moved out of the Wednesday and Thursday of downtown area because ;JSU holds last week. 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A mixed media art exhibit others, they are the result Feast of art in dorm titled "Eastern Streams" an affinity for Far Easte will open today for a one- philosophy and aesthetics, By Joan Baldwin Individuals whose works Hall collected his $20 for his week run in the main she added. A feast of art instead of of art placed second were metal sculpture, a bur- hallway of the Art Building. the usual gourmet fare now rewarded with a $3 gift nished copper airplane, of Composed of the work of ornates the east side of the certificate to the Giant three dimensional art. SJSU students and two dorm cafeteria. Artichoke restaurant. A color photo of unfurled professional artists, the Under the leadership of The crafts exhibit had a skunk cabbage was exhibit will show how Asian come Robert Della Rosa, the variety of items which awarded first place in themes and techniques can Residence Hall Activities ranged from hooked rugs, photography. The picture be relevant to contemporary Committee R.H.A.C. I has quilts and crocheted was taken by Randy Brown American art. produced the "41st Annual afghans to elaborate of Royce Hall. Over 50 pieces will be oveR Chromium Artichoke macrame wall and ceiling In each catergory there I displayed, including prints, ktnc:1 Festival," a name chosen hanging, some of which were at least 15 entries I ceramics, textiles, water ee in the wee hours of the were so intricate that from a robot with eyes ) colors, photography, sumi-e, night, according to Della they can be likened to a coming out of its shoulders jewelry and sculptures. r Rosa. scultpure. Ruth Jones won to a series of eight floor "The artists come from some "We wanted to pull first prize as a result of her plans, which showed the many backgrounds," said together all the creative ceiling hanging of jute and future home at three Dr. Nancy Wey, faculty Time resources in the dorms," beads, a spherical elevations. member in the Art Depart- Della Rosa stated, "and we masterpiece of knots. "When the guy submitted ment and one of the exhibit's Ifik got a good response." In the two dimensional the floor plans we weren't organizers. Craft smorgasboard catergory, Christina sure if they were art," "For some, their art works rhe (;.,/,,,, The exhibit is a Cacciotte of West Hall, won Della Rosa stated, "But are an expression of their 170 VV. Saint,,( WeSt Of Mini., smorgasboard of crafts, first place for her charcol now I'm glad we put then cultural heritage. For 289.894,1 two and three dimensional drawing which captures in. A lot of people have art and photography. the despair and strength of stopped to look at them." To encourage par- an indian squaw. Della Rosa feels that the ticipation, a $20 gift cer- Photographic realism collection and contest was , tificate was awarded to the accentuates Cacciotte's a success. "There's Birdwoman of Rick Murphy first place winner in each drawing. already talk of getting one Cafeteria art exhibit entry of the four categories. David Worley of Royce next year." San Jose State Barbara Edell/356-0664 Official campus rep of PSI the unofficial state bird ..0.- ....- ram. of California Over 160 flights a day connecting all of Northern and Southern Pianist Brendel Truckin' short on gas California Need a 'New reservation/ Give your By Carol DiMundo sings a soulful enough tune, "obscure 1963 hit" called "I Rain," a new song they just campus rep a little birdcall thrills crowd Facing a very sparse when the time comes, and it Know" and thel breezed into put together a couple of night PSA gives you a lift. crowd and the usual sterile did in the song "On the Gypsy which takes a dif- ago, relying on a lot of bass By Norman Martin atmosphere of the Joint Waterfront." ferent turn adding the and keyboard. Then it was on Austrian piano virtuoso Alfred Brendel thrilled an Effort Coffee House, the The brass, made up of singing trumpet and the sax. to "She Lies" with a beat audience of approxirnatley 500 in Morris Dailey Thursday "New Truckin' Band" failed Dennis Noone, Jim Thrower, They then hit upon what that carried to brass and evening. to produce in the surroun- Beans Bellance and Don may have been their best then the end result was a The musician is internationally known for his many dings they were faced with. Markley, greatly carried the effort of the evening "In the vibrant movitating tune. On The Corner Of classical recordings and concert appearances. He is Opening Thursday night's volume weight of the band. Country," a tough soulful But as far as revisiting currently making a transcontinental two-month tour, playing show, the first of a two night Sugarman, the new ad- country rock. "The New Truckin' Band", 4th & Julian American recitals and performing as soloist with leading engagement there, the band dition on lead guitar adds a Truckin' boogied along possibly but definitely in a orchestras. hopped into "Strictly For lot to the new and definitely into "One Step Ahead of the different atmosphere. During his SJSU appearance, Brendel played excerpts Pleasure," improved Truckin'. He is from compositions written by Beethoven, Haydn and The newest thing in the greatly assisted by Bass, Schumann. band is the guitarist Dave Jim Lovvorn and keyboard He open with Sonata in E flat major, a piece composed by Sugakman and the lead man, Claude Autry. C. Tut AUf4 066 Hayden. This number exemplified the pianists great ability. vocalist Chris Mosher, which Drums are manned by Ron many His fingers flowed swiftly over the keys creating differs from the original Heiskell, and SJSU furious and sullen to happy and moods. Songs moved from Truckin' male and female graduate, with John Manha plurita* bright. /loud team. on congas. p 29 was exemplified in two The same ability for interpretation The "New Truckin" is What the New Truckin' burgers written by Beethoven, Opus 126 and Sonata in A pieces brassier and has added more doesn't offer through volume major. kick to their songs through they offer through the new men women 18-CO music with While performing, the pianist excentuated the increased volume. spacy band sounds. violent head and hand movements. During a particularly Lead vocalist, Mosher, The band played an old carn'io awak Want something different? dramatic composition, Brendel became intense and bared down on the keys. While playing lighter pieces, he would lean -to '',55a month as Try our Linqusio Hotlinks back and smile to himself. These bodily expressions were PERFECTION NEEDED? DO IT YOURSELF!'" one of our voluoble very much a part of the performance. Special Student Itaites Polish Dogs. All on French His last number, Schumanns Fantasy in C major, left the donors --pizaseI audience applauding for more. The muscian complied by TYPEWRITERS RENTED Rolls. Delicious! playing two encores. call or cote by The evening ended with a peaceful composition which manual plvcliic thoroughly satisfied his avid fans. 1 mo.$13.00 $12.50 weekdc s 3 mo.$21.00 $17.50 IBM FREE Recital Thursday SanJose Typewriter Co.,Inc. ILO VTIL biol 63161' SOFT DRINK With minimum Sac purchase ii With Coupon Only Expires June 30 24 South Second-293-6383Established 1900 9B-15i7 Violinist Lauren Jakey and as soloist. pianist Doris Meierotto will Meierotto has graduated present a recital Thursday in from Northwestern the Concert Hall at 8:15 p.m. University and Julliard The program will include School of music. She also is a A Great Comedy Program! such classics as "Sonata No. member of the San Jose 3 in E Major Violin and Symphony and recently Keyboard" by J.C. Bach and appeared with the San Jose BAMBI MEETS GODZILLA , ,f,.,ndihe moo ,,, mine "Sonata No. 2 in G minor" by Chamber Players. Grieg. Both Meierotto and Jakey THANK YOU, MASK MAN Jakey is an associate have performed this season t Lenny Br,,, e routine ri .11110131rd .irtonn Vine by Lenny Km, f. professor of music at SJSU at Palo Alto and Villa and has appeared with the Montalvo. San Jose Symphony, of The concert is free and ALAN BATES in which he is concert master, open to the public.

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MOVIIS 1 LECTURIS ON CHINA HEARthe film that ran for 3 continuous years in one theatre in Cambridge Mass TODAY In an isolated surreal pocket of World Wit I he British send Alan Bales into a highly unlikely tiny Freni h town to discover THIS With Two FOMS ON INDUSTRY & COMMUNES a bomb The townspeople have fled and the inmates of the local asylum have taken their place The resulting interaction gives swrinIII MI MIN us some of the most enchanting sequences on film When the reality of the returning armies breaks the bubble and the inmates have returned to the asylum we can really share Bates contusion about which people are really insane In our opinion. KING 111011 5/Ii 7 3n pm (f tins only) OF HEARTS is a rare treat, tunny and sad at the same time Past audiences will vouch for this and we know you will too Commu,,, , S.J. City Library In color & cinemascope Gorgeous new 35 mm print English subtitles vim tiw. 730 pm (f ilms 1. speaker) Lnrna Pr ,rt Sin.,SJSU Student Union VAft,,It Y I Me.. VARSITY REGENCY

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