cilwoman Iola Williams, the proposition would limit and anti-brown," not anti-busing. She urged the public 13" measure, which would limit spending by state and the number of situations in which busing could be to vote against the measure. local governments to spend only slightly more than in required. Williams, the only black council member, said that the previous fiscal year. Assemblyman Alister McAlister, 1)-Santa Clara, only a small portion of busing is being done for the Such governments could only increase their Proposition 1 supports the measure, because he believes busing has purpose of achieving racial balance. spending annually by the changes in the cost of living, not solved any problems. If busing were really the issue, it would have been population or other specified factors. According to the legislative analyst who writes for stopped, she said. Some types of appropriations would not be subject the California voter's pamphlet, the measure would The discretion for different areas to deal with their to the appropriations limit, however, such as projects called 'racist' mean that California could only be required to use individual problems is necessary, she said, adding Los funded by the state and transfer payments such as desegregation measures, such as busing, insofar as it Angeles is the area the proposition is aimed at. retirement and disability insurance. complies with the equal protection clause of the However, McAlister said ins press statement, "I The legislation would supposedly return any Fourteenth Amendment. support Proposition I. Forced busing is a proven savings to the taxpayer. by city official The U.S. Supreme Court interprets the Con- failure. It neither promotes academic performance nor However, Assembly Bill 8, passed earlier this stitution to say public desegregation shall be im- improves human relations. year, also asked local governments to pass on their plemented only when the segregation occurred by "It encourages the middle class of all races to flee savings to the school districts. by Jan Flanery-Taylor government action. from busing areas, greatly hampers extra-curricular Proponents of the measure say it will eliminate Proposition 1, the "anti-busing measure" has However, the California Supreme Court interprets activities and parental participation in school affairs government waste, return people's taxes and keep taken the lead over three other state ballot measures in the state Constitution to say segregation shall be and is a dismal waste of money," he said. governments from forcing programs in local govern- arousing controversy in tomorrow's election. prevented regardless of how it happened. In the end, money will play a dominant role in the ments. Deemed a "racist measure" by San Jose Coun- Williams said the measure is really "anti-black elections, as in the case of Proposition 4, "The Spirit of -continued on back page Spartan Daily Volume 73, Number 44 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Monday, November 5, 1979 Appraiser critical of ring trade-in

by Morgan Hampton He said Josten's trade-in offer A local gold appraiser warns appears to be fair and legitimate. students that a trade-in offer for a Although he said "Lustrium is college class ring advertised last good for nothing it has no precious Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday metal value," he added $73.95 is a in the Spartan Daily may be a "sales "fair price for the ring because of gimmick." the craftrnanship that goes into its However, at least two local making." jewelers disagree, saying the offer Gemologist Chad Pasalay of appears fair and legitimate. Davidson and Licht Jewelry Co. in Josten's, a Minnesota-based San Jose, said "Lustrium" is a trade company, offered a $59 credit for name for jewelry made of highly gold high school class rings traded in polished pewter, mixed with on "Lustrium" college class rings palladium, a metal alloy. last week. The company plans a Pasalay said Josten's price for similar offer on campus Feb. 4-6. its "Lustrium" ring is "com- Josten's "Lustrium" ring is petitive," and the $59 trade-in price priced at $73.95, but with a trade-in for a gold high school class ring was gold ring, students would pay a "about right." balance of $14.95 for the "Lustrium" ring. Jenkel agreed that the trade-in Carol Bardin, Josten's value was fair, because he said "it is representative at the Spartan doubtful" that a gold buyer would Bookstore, said the Josten's arrived pay more than $59 for a single gold at the $59 trade-in price by ring. estimating the gold weight of an Jenkel said, however, that if a average high school class ring. company collected a large number "When students come in asking of gold rings, it might get more than if it's a good price, I tell them they $59 per ring because the extraction should check it out themselves," of gold, bulk rate, is more photo by Diana Vallario Bardin said. economical than one at a time. Bystanders survey the scene after a tree fell on two motorcycles their motorcycles for possible damage in photo below. Hugo Forster, of Hugo F. But Forster said he has seen near the SJSU Library. Chien Dihn (left) and Forster and Co. Gold Appraisers, Garrett Joseph check many companies over the years said the trade-in price is fair, but offer to buy back rings at a set price, despite that, Josten's offer is not a and he warns the seller to be wary. good deal. Ron Duval, Spartan Bookstore Elm tree falls, Forster, who has been in the manager, said he thinks Josten's business of buying gold, silver and trade-in promotion is "a good deal, 4'414.z. platinum for 46 years, said that as long as it's understood that the although the scrap value of a high 'Lustrium' ring doesn't have any knocks out power school ring is between $40 and $60, a gold value." "Lustrium" ring is not a fair trade Duval said the two major by Mark Marymee scene to reroute traffic from the for a gold ring. college products companies who sell A 60-foot elm tree fell to the area, extending down San Fernando "With the ring they are trading through the bookstore Josten's and pavement near the Speech and Street from Fourth to Seventh for your gold ring, they are probably Art Carved switched from gold Drama Building Friday, knocking streets. doubling their money," he said. class rings to various metal alloy 4.11. out power and bowling over two Navarrette estimated the fallen Forster said some companies rings in 1976, because gold prices motorcycles parked on San Fer- lines shut off power to adjacent take trade-in gold rings and turn were prohibitive to most college nando Street. buildings for several blocks. around and sell them on the market students. The clock in Peanuts at 275 E. Chien Dinh, 18, an owner of one for $75 to $100. Forster said students can San Fernando St. stopped at 10:36 of the motorcycles hit by the tree, Bardin said, however, that determine the value of their gold a.m. indicating the time of the fall. was unable to check out the damage resale is not the aim of Josten's ring rings themselves with an accurate Pacific Gas and Electric Co. done to his 1974 Honda until the trade-in offer. postal scale. crews moved in to shut off power in electricity could be shut off and the She said Josten's is taking trade- two "live" power lines, pulled down tree could be cleared away. in rings "as a service to students," Weigh the ring, Forster said, by the tree. The lines each carried If SJSU is responsible for so they can afford to buy a college then multiply its weight by .911, to an estimated 4,000 watts, ac- damage from the fallen tree, class ring. find out what fraction of a Troy cording to PG and E Field Super- complaints for damages will have to "We'll take rings in any con- ounce the ring is. visor Dan Navarrette. be made by filing a claim against the dition runover, 'hot' or smashed," Then discount that number by 5 "We have a lot of this," State of California, according to a Bardin said. percent, to account for stones and Navarrette said as he scanned the spokesperson for SJSU Plant Ted Jenkel of Jenkel Jewelers in elaboration. After you have - six lines which draped across Operations. e San Jose, said Josten's is a "well- determined the "gold weight" check photo by Ernest Redding several cars parked on the street. Dennis Suit, 29, a SJSU grounds known and reputable" company that the current gold rate which is based "If it isn't a tree knocking lines worker, thought termites might workers ran periodic checks on trees see if it's going to fall? It's difficult has sold rings, gowns and college- on the Troy ounce to get a close down it's usually a car." have caused the tree to fall. located around the campus, Suit to find termites four feet under related merchandise in the area for approximation of the trade-in value San Jose Police were also on the When asked if the grounds replied "How can you check a tree to ground. many years. of your gold ring. Rowdy Muthas romp

by Scott Mace From his vantage point atop a wastebasket and chair A group of SJSU freshmen and sophomores calling at the edge of the fountain, Dilallo could see where themselves Rowdy Muthas dove into the fountain Friday members had cordoned off part of the water with string morning with bathing suits, lawn chairs and an inflatible and plastic bottles. raft for a watery romp. "That's the deep end," said Steve "Eli" Wallace, a "Everything's dead this semester," said Robert freshman. Pauley, a Muthas member. "This is to get some life into Steve Defrisco, a sophomore, stood poised on the State." makeshift diving board above the "deep end," which Pauley said the group's members are "all com- actually is the same depth as the rest of the waterabout muters" and "poor children who can't afford pools." three feet. "It's fun. It breaks up people's days," said Duane Defrisco said he hadn't taken too many dives yet. McPherson, a freshman, who was lolling in a bright "The water's kind of cold," he said. orange raft as it drifted in the water. Wallace said the group hadn't been bothered by the The Muthas claim to have other chapters at the University Police yet, but he had a plan if they did show University of California at Berkeley, Davis and San Luis up. Obispo, as well as at West Valley Junior College in Saratoga. "We'll all run out in the middle ( of the fountain) and let 'em come get us," Wallace said. The group Is dedicated to breaking up "the monotony of going to class," said Mike Dilallo, a business Dilallo traced the SJSU group's origin back to 20 management freshman. graduates of Branham High School. He said the spokesman of the group, Dean Dilallo was the "official lifeguard" at the fountain. Poor, was going to Berkeley this "I'm here to make sure everybody has a clean, safe semester. time," he said. After about an hour, the fountain was turned off, photo by J t Sousa Frequently he reprimanded some of the dozen club leaving the Rowdy Muthas and curious onlookers to bask Freshman Steve Wallace, left, and Duane McPherson of the Rowdy Muthas Club take an unorthodox members for running or other rowdy behavior. under overcast skies. break in the SJSU fountain's pool.

A November 5, 1979 2 forum

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by Marion Chiri extra blow of feeling slighted program. Staff Writer because somebody else is being I really can't understand the The idea of honors-at-entrance patted on the back for past history. attitude taken by those who put so for incoming SJSU freshmen stinks. Often a high school student much emphasis on the past. It seems If the program is adopted, it may takes a large number of non- to say "OK - kids who did well on the only succeed in driving away some academic courses and ends up with first try get credit over and over - of the university's potential best a high GPA, while another takes those who didn't get left out. That's students. physics and calculus and comes out life!" Students who get 4.0 GPAs in "average" as far as academic But does it have to be? Why high school are usually able to get status. don't we change the quality of that scholarships to go to more elite Is it fair to give recognition to aspect of life? Do we have to adopt schools than SJSU, and if they plan the first student while withholding it the mentality that says once you've to do just that, no past-record praise from the second? blown it you don't get another is going to change their minds. And what about those chance? Do we have to say "We've On the other hand, some "average" students who bust their got you pegged, kid - no use trying students don't really know right buns to manage a B average? They to break the mold?" away what they want to do - maybe never get any recognition, but some Part of the A.S. Council ad- they goof off in their senior year, straight-A students hardly ever vocates the program because it maybe they go to a junior college crack a book, while the plaques and would provide a "personal ap- and blow it grade-wise. honors pile up and collect dust. proach" to make incoming fresh- When such a student decides to Basing entrance honors on men "feel a little better about get serious, should he or she be previous GPAs is unfair in any case. SJSU." Mainly it affects those students who have pretty good feelings about things already because they've been Do we have to say, 'We've got you pegged rewarded for high achievement on kid -- no use trying to break the mold?' graduating from high school. The "average" kids don't count as far as their feelings are concerned. A.S. President Nancy Mc- denied priority registration because So a kid got a 4.0 in high school - Fadden claims the program could it has been given to some kid who maybe he or she went to a Mickey "incite some students who are came to SJSU to party but got A's in Mouse school. The kids who went to turned off by the admissions high school? Not everybody with a tough schools get left out if they're process." good high school GPA conies to below 3.5 no matter how hard the Does she realize that those who college to study. Besides, the former curriculum was. are most "turned off" by that "mediocre" student is the one who As far as the criteria for two- process are those who haven't done needs the advantage of priority year colleges, the same situation as well in the past and may already registration. exists. A 3.65 GPA from West Valley be failure-oriented? Few trick-or-treaters It's already pretty discouraging College may mean something dif- Does this type of thinking ignore for a student to come to SJSU, get a ferent than a 3.65 from Gavilan the fact that "average" achievers 3.8 GPA the first semester, then find College. can be successful too when they are out he or she can't join an honorary So what if Santa Clara recognized as having just as much Is Halloween meaningless? fraternity because of a GPA earned University and other CSUC schools potential as the next guy? years before in junior college. ' have an honors-at-entrance system? It's time the system started by Jan Flanery-Taylor chocolate candy bars, no less - and invitingly to anyone who might show Staff Writer This type of student, who has I'm sure SJSU's enrollment isn't paying more attention to what they do cost these days. up. had problems in the past but is now declining simply because students students can do instead of what We'd bought the best trick-or- We set out a huge pumpkin, with We rushed through dinner, buckling down, doesn't need the are flocking to schools with the they've done in the past. treat candy we could afford - a candle inside, and he grinned talking about the anticipated trick- or-treaters we were expecting, and hurriedly closed the windows and pretended to watch TV, excitedly waiting for the little ghosts and goblins to arrive. letters We waited - and then we waited some more. The most excitement we had helped him any? get the hell out and go to Stanford for a major necessary improvement was when my brother-in-law found SJSU continually put down San Jose State also has very where $10,000 a year-plus can buy a or repair, they are sympathetic, yet the huge plastic spider a Spartan comparable and accomplished whole lot more than an image. we are told that they are not alloted Daily adviser had lost at the Editor: schools often employ student schools within its boundaries. Even Alex Gonzales funds either for the work that needs Halloween party at our place the Lately it has become very teachers and have more auditorium- the Journalism Department is Engineering, junior to be done. weekend before. popular in the Spartan Daily to type lectures for undergraduate regarded nationally. If the image of The Student Union gets a new Still we waited, thinking maybe continually put down SJSU. In last students than San Jose State. Plus, SJSU is so poor and beyond all hope Stephen Blakeman carpet, the dorms have solar kids now aren't quite the same as we Tuesday's issues, in the comment by the primary purpose of the then our advice to Mr. Eminger is to Journalism, freshman heating. Why is Spartan City being were - wanting to go trick-or- Lee Eminger "There's no hope for university system is to adhere to the discriminated against? treating at the hint of a sunset. SJSU's self-image," all he can do is graduate student and research The obvious retort is "You can When it's eight o'clock, you bitch about how San Jose State is, project rather than the un- Spartan City discrimination always move if you don't like it! The figure maybe kids just stay up later and how it is destined to remain a dergraduate. rent is cheap - you get what you pay these days. But when it's 9:30, you second class school. In addition, there's the constant Editor: The majority of Spartan City for." can just accept the fact they aren't Eminger stated that people whine that if SJSU were in the Pac- Is Spartan City a slum? residents do their best to make their Well, any thinking person knows coming. come to SJSU as a last resort due to 10, everything would be peachy- Should students and their apartments clean and habitable. I it's not that easy to just up and Apparently we were more ex- lack of money or high school grade keen. Has the Pac-10 helped Oregon spouses and children be subject to applaud their efforts, and I also move. The low rent is supposed to be cited about Halloween than the kids point average. We ourselves do not State or Washington State, the violations of health and fire commend the maintenance and a privilege to us as students. We are are. At any rate, I had given up and have $10,000-plus a year to afford a proverbial doormat of the league, regulations? gardening crews, who make every not paying low rent because we want fallen asleep at 9:30 when we got the Stanford-type university, however accomplish much more than San We are not under the jurisdic- effort to help us out in our quest for to be "slumrners." only two kids of the night. many people attend San Jose State Jose State? Plus, look at Darryl tion of the city, and we get virtually decent living conditions. The Spartan City tenants are They didn't even say "Trick or out of their own free will, not as a Rodgers at Michigan State with a 1-4 no co-operation from SJSU or But there is very little we, as trying very hard to maintain a high treat." last resort. conference record in the Big-10. Has Auxilary Enterprises when we ask students, can do without financial standard of living. I wish the state I still can't figure out what Many so called "high class" moving to a "big time" school for improvements. support. When we ask maintanence would back us up. happened. We don't even live in a Molly Lytle dangerous area. Maybe parents are Spartan City Resident more cautious these days, and don't Social Work, freshman want their kids running around at night. But then, you would think, the Curious parents would be going out with the kids. Editor: Maybe kids like to watch TV Considering the current student more than go out at night these days. housing shortage I am curious as to After all, somebody must be out how the city can permit a con- there hiking up those high ratings dominium development to be con- for Laverne and Shirley. structed between 10th and 11th Maybe they just don't care for streets. These condominiums Halloween anymore. Maybe it just (which almost no student could doesn't mean the same thing. afford to buy) would eventually Some people I talked to had mean the tearing down of the SAE trick-or-treaters, but more of them fraternity annex, the Kappa Delta had few or none. sorority parking lot, and the green Perhaps Halloween isn't as house between Kappa Delta and meaningful when you can get candy Sigma Chi fraternity. With such a any day at the grocery store. After development surrounded by all, a tug on mother or dad's slee- fraternities and sororities on each is often all it takes. side this would mean the demise of Perhaps Halloween treats for open and many parties, serenading, kids are like many things in our other "Greek functions." everyday lives - it's so readily SJSU area needs Granted the available it doesn't mean much why can't we new development, but anymore. instead of have student housing Oh well, I wonder if you can expensive condominium develop- freeze Snickers bars for a whole ments? year. Kenneth Jon Schott International Business Sophomore -Spartan Dails,m,

Editor Mary T Lee Informative Advertising Manager Laura Smith News Editor James P Wagner Carla Baker Editor: City Editor Editor Leslie Erickson Thank you for the article, Associate News Editor Sean Whaley Tuesday, Oct. 30, on the Center for Associate City Editor Danny Edwards Solar Energy Applications. It was Forum Page Editor Don Vetter informative and we appreciated the Entertainment Editor Den Wood announcement of the center's in- Sports Feature Editor Peter G. Bliss formation and referral services to Editor Chuck Henrikson the public. Layout Stephen Cohodes One correction however: InvestigatNe Editor La Rosa Carrington Douglas Beaman, a faculty member Associate Editor Editor Debbie Hunsinger in Environmental Studies is the Consumer Editor Erin Hallissy acting director of the center in the Associate Editor Jell Pohorski absense of the original director Photo Donald Aitken who is on academic Chiet Photographer J I Sousa leave. The other staff and their Public Relations Marie Fukai accurate titles are Janis, ad- Retail Ad Manager Cynthia Fuenaka ministrative assistant, and Andre, National Pd Manager Vickie Jandron technical coordinator. Art Director Mike Masters Dong Center for Solar Applications staff Rosiness Manager Gary Promotions Director Bill Burton November 5, 1979 sports 3 Spartans surprise alumni; battle ends in 1 7-1 7 tie by Ron Lazzarotti But the Spartans battled right back when Dave With a starting lineup that included 10 conference Brouhard beat PCAA-champion James Rey 5-1 in the 177- tithsts, eight NCAA qualifiers, and 13 All Americans, the pound division. alumni expected to have a fairly easy time with the SJSU "Rey is difficult to wrestle. He ties you up," Kerr wrestling team Friday night at Spartan Gym. said, "but Brouhard looked tough." " The Spartans surprised the alums however, with a SJSU took the lead once again when freshman Jerry strong performance and a 17-17 tie. Morrison edged two-time PCAA champion Duane Harris "It was a pretty good match," SJS1 wrestling coach 4-2 in the 190-pound division. T.J. Kerr said. The Spartans wasted little time in grabbing a 3-0 lead The meet climaxed in the heavyweight match when when Mike Rodrigues decisioned Pan-Am gold medalist the alumni's Ralph Kuehn, a former NCAA Western Marty Lockwood 124 in the 118-pound division. Regional runner-up, beat Ken Klein in an exciting match

"I think Lockwood overlooked Rodrigues," Kerr said. that locked up the tie. "They the alumni) were a little cocky." "I was impressed," Kerr said, "but I think we are The alumni came right back though, as two-time going to have to get a little more serious in our con- NCAA All-American Danny Kida beat Eddie Baza 9-4 in ditioning. the 126-pound division. "We have some kids who did not wrestle .00 have a John Mittlestead got the lead right back for the lot of potential," Kerr said. "We have depth in some Spartans as he whipped former PCAA-champion Rudy places, but the newcomers have to develop." Guevara 14-3 in 134's. Assistant coach Ralph Kuehn, who wrestled in the SJSU extended its lead to 11-3 after Dennis McDowell match, for the alumni, also had some praise for the got by Mike Hoody 7-3 in the 142-pound division. Spartans. However, the alumni turned things around when "They looked pretty good," he said. "They were Tiharner Toth-Fejel beat Doug Stewart 20-9 in 150's. ready for us mentally. Shortly thereafter, SJSU's highest percentage win- "They wrestled with some good style," Kuehn added, ner, Robert McDowell, bested Reggie Thompson 8-2 in "but it's still hard to say how they will do in the season. the 158-pound division. His victory tied the match at 11. They're pretty young." photo by Shawn Hall The alumni took the lead for the first time when, in the The alumni now holds a 5-2-1 lead in the series. The alumni's Ralph Kuehn with control over SJSU's Ken Klein in the wrestling match Friday night in I67-pound division match, PCAA champion Kevin Hejnal The Spartans' next home meet is Thursday, Nov. 15 Spartan Gym. Teams battled to a 1 7- 1 7 tie. decisioned Randy Davis 14-8. against Chico State. The Spartans will tune up for that meet with the Great Plains Championships tournament in SJSU suffers 6th loss to a top-ranked team Lincoln, Nebraska Friday and Saturday. Stanford's second string downs poloists NEED A LITTLE by Roger Myers who could set and give us ball control." Pacific-10 leader Cal. Pardon Mike MacNaMa if he feels unduly put-upon But since such a player has not emerged, Mac- But even on an emotional low Stanford easily handled these days. After all, David only had to face Goliath once. MacNaMa was forced to install what basically is a set- SJSU, outshooting the Spartans 30-8 and generally making CAN TO MOUTH Coach MacNaMa's SJSU water polo team is making a terless offense and rely on the savvy and scoring potential life miserable for freshman Bill Davison, in goal because habit of it this year. of senior Ouslan, with help from freshmen Benter and Dan Kline has a slight muscle pull. RESUSCITATION? Going into Saturday morning's home game with Keith Fischbeck and senior Dixon Hinderaker. But the primary reasons Stanford scored "only" 12 Call in Tecate Trio Bravo. An icy, red can of Tecate Stanford, MacNaMa, armed with but a sling-shot of But Friday night a portend of the problems to come times were the posts and crossbar of the goal, which th- Beer imported from Mexico. topped with lemon and salt. leading scorers in Victor Ouslan and Bret Benter, and the next day destroyed any real hopes SJSU had to topple warted more Card shots than did Davison. It takes your thirst and puts it away! pebbles made of a freshmen-laden squad, had done battle the giant. Mark Koustinitz and Ron Sturnzenegger led Stanford five times against the behemoths of intercollegiate polo - In practice that evening, Ouslan broke his nose when with three goals each. Fischbeck and Hinderaker tallied the nation's top three-ranked- teams. he was "driving ( toward the goal) and accidently ran into twice for the losers, now 12-11 for the season. ir EEAr E Included among those mismatches were an 18-4 a knee," as MacNaMa described it. With nationally No. 4 ranked USC and No. 5 UCLA, as annihilation by the No. 3 Cardinals. SJSU also lost once to Ouslan, also a member of the Puerto Rican national well as PCAA foes Pepperdine and Fullerton, awaiting he PCAA leading and No. 1 Santa Barbara and were thrice team, missed Saturday's game although he is expected and his team on the upcoming road tip, MacNaMa's slings Clip & Save This Ad mauled by California's No. 2 Bears. back by the time SJSU opens a four-game Southern and stones may need divine guidance if the Spartans are But, as MacNaMa admitted with a resigned smile California road trip Thursday night at Fullerton State. to come away with even a split. after Stanford, 19-4-1 for the season, primarily used light Without its field general, the Spartan offense got off artillery - the second string -to spear the Spartans 12-4 at to an anemic start against Stanford and floundered Independence High School, the situation is his own throughout. creation. Going in it was obvious Stanford's heart was not "When I scheduled these games," MacNaMa said, "I really in the game. The previous day the Cards had figured we were going to have a couple of people this year dropped a disheartening decision at Berkeley against *Tire Market* Haircuts! Volleyballers repeat past in L.A.; PREMIUM RECAP TIRE PRICES Your first Supercut haircut is on us-and we Cut it tes 999 just the way you want it We need models for our return home with training center in San Jose Just call 408-293-8132 two starters hurt -Mart 71.1399 for appointment We're located in the N Center. Southwest Expressway and by Greg Grimes first game of the two-game However, the Aggies defeated Long Beach in a Fruitdaie Avenue The Southern -bound matches, only to lose all came back to win the tremendous battle, 17-15, SJSU women's volleyball five of its second games, second game 15-7, and go and Long Beach then ::fies1699 .2299 team had hoped to keep its finishing pool play with a 5- on to the quarter-finals struggled to defeat the plus tax and installation characteristically icy cold 5 third-place record. later that day. Spartans in the second WHY PAY MORE? and fiery hot style of play "Everytime we game 15-13. Only the top two teams at home when it journeyed played, it seemed the to from each of the four pools In other SJSU pool 378-0690 Pauley Pavilion in Los opponent was somehow out/ action, the Spartans split Corner of Dell & Sunnyoaks, Campbell not t Angeles Friday for the were able to gain entry into you( or able to adjust against us in with UC-Irvine 15-7, 1-15, to( National Invitational the quarter-finals. eicA time to win the second Volleyball tournament. with Arizona 15-4, 11-15, game," Rutledge said. and with Illinois 15-4, 3-15. wctutt,i, "Mathematically we The Spartans wanted a P were still in contention up Long Beach State, io consistently solid per- until the last two-game ranked seventh in the Top-ranked Hawaii formance during the two- match with Utah Satur- nation and second in the took the Invitational crown day event at UCI.A in order day," Rutledge said. pool, was the only other over USC 15-4, 15-11 to move out of their pool pool team to make it to the Saturday night with and into the quarter-finals. quarter-finals. Pepperdine finishing third GENERAL DYNAMICS ranked Utah State, SJSU narrowly and UCLA fourth. Instead, SJSU second in the nation by mirrored it's previous see- Volleyball magazine and GENERAL DYNAMICS saw style and lost two seeded first in the pool, was varsity starters in the blown off the court by SJSU IT'S NOT process. in the first game 15-4. GENERAL DYNAMICS Team captain and THAT setter Rose Maasen injured e Net a6,7-- w-4( ahai ivikCS her ankle and will be in- Spartan Daiih' DEAN MARTIN definitely out of action Serving the San Jose State while outside hitter Buddy Tab. emits I ',immunity Hussey received a gash Since 1934 under her chin diving for a UM'S 509-4801 pool at San ball, requiring several Second class postage Representatives from General Dynamics' Convair and Pomona Divisions Jose. 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November 20th with this ad 21/2' per copy THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 123 S. 3rd St. San lose GENERAL DYNAMICS OF Equai Opportunity Employer M F US Citizenship Required Offer expires Nov. 14, 1979 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 4 sports Noyambar 5, 1979 A.T.O. wins intramural title by Tracy L. Corral Gold and All the Way Live. score was 27-0 m ATO's half," said Clarence Lyons, quarterback took too much Spectacular passes, ATWL is a team made favor, that was somewhat intramural coordinator, time to throw the ball. deceptive, because both who also officiated the some good blocking, and up of dorm residents, most "We couldn't do teams played brilliantly in game. high emotions marked the of them from Washburn anything defensively in the intramural football Hall, while ATO is a the first half. the second first half," said Jack championship game last fraternity team. "Offensively, both It was in ATWL started to Dominguez, ATO's of- Thursday between AID- Although the final played very well in the first half that come apart at the seams. fensive captain. "Every On the first series of the mistake was made that half, an ATWL pass was was possible. Stunning hockey upset !IlL'inbAydaAnTitliersive "We did very well blocking, although I think they were quicker." The pass then was intercepted by Rob "At the end of the as Cal ousts SJSU Mayhue, and he brought it game, a scuffle broke out back to the ATWL 15-yard between a few of the by Jeff Rhodie couldn't quite do was get score was still 1-0 Cal in the line. players," said Lyons, "so BERKELEY The the ball past Cal goalie half. we called the game with in two quest for an undefeated Terri Bonwell, who once "I think we all felt a ATO scored four plays left." season by the SJSU dived to her right to save a little panicked after they plays on a pass to tight end women's field hockey team I2-yard smash by SJSU's scored," Donatelli said Bob Wilkins. ATO passed He said he thought that

ended at 2:24 here Friday Grace Donatelli that was later. for a two-point conversion, the emotions on both sides afternoon, as the Spartans headed for the corner of the Whatever the feeling, and went ahead 8-0. got the better of the were upset by California 2- net. the Spartans played well in players, and since the ATWL's troubles had 1, on the Bears' Kleeberger Later in the half, the the second half as they game was a shutout, it was just begun. Another play Field. Bears began moving some outshot Cal 7-3 and had stopped. One hardly would have of the action near the SJSU three more minutes in time was broken, another pass guessed from watching the goal. of possesion. was blocked, and AT() once first few minutes of the With five minutes There were many again got the ball back, and game that it would even- remaining in the half, they sequences of furious was able to increase the COPIES tually spell the end of the made a run at Spartan hockey action as the lead. 3 1/2 ..ernight Spartans' nine -game goalie Barbara Vella, and Spartans tried desperately winning streak. Kim Hunter shot one into to tie the score. Upon getting the ball .no minimum SJSU came out in the right-hand portion of But Cal got tougher at again, ATWL was forced to control, knocking on the the net as a stunned the same time and, go to the air with deep door of the Cal goal time Spartan bench looked on although things got frantic, passes. photo by Ernest Redding after time in the first 10 helplessly. SJSU trailed for both teams played KINKO'S quality, -control 1235. ird ATO flags down All The Way Live in the intramural football championship minutes. the first time this season in not out-of ATWL scored a game. The hockey. game, last Thursday afternoon. But what the Spartans a conference touchdown on a long pass, 295-4 ih Then, with six minutes but it was called back by Also at: left in the game, the Bears officials because the St Boo ters drop 2-1 decision to UCLA burst the Spartans' bubble 481 E. San Carlis as Melissa Nerone lifted 295-5 511 one high into the Spartans' net, making it 2-0. 111A1.11MS Bruins dim Spartans' playoff hopes The Spartans kept II II-IIE scrapping but managed by Mark Marymee remaining in regular- ranked first in the Far- Senior midfielder Joe at the top of the SJSU only to avoid getting Friday, November 16 Two second half UCLA season play. West, at least one, possibly Silveira quickly touched penalty box and fired a shot shut out as Kelly Gordon San Jose Civic Auditorium goals were enough for the Thursday, SJSU hosts two, other spots remain. the ball off to teammate at the Spartan goal. The scored her third goal of the Bruins to hang on to a 2-1 UC-Santa Barbara before SJSU, Santa Clara, San Javier Margarito who ball hit the crossbar and season with 20 seconds left. non-conference soccer win traveling to Santa Clara for Diego State ( ranked fifth) drilled a left-footed shot rolled into the goal for the Spartan goalie Vella Save the service charge over SJSU Saturday af- the season finisher against and Stanford (ranked past UCLA goalie Dan winning score. summed up the general Buy at the A. S. Business Office who are eighth) all have a chance at Nannini for a 1-0 SJSU feeling of the team after it ternoon in Los Angeles. the Broncos, "We jumped out ahead ranked ahead of the the remaining berths. lead. had tasted defeat for the The Spartans are now at the half, but overall our in the Far-West Against the Bruins, the The Spartans went on first time this year. 11-4 on the year while Spartans team was a bit flat," SJSU Soccer rankings. Spartans opened up the to dominate first-half play "I think it will have a IGIIILIDIElt) UCLA is 15-9-2. coach Julie Menendez said %ICU With one spot almost afternoon's scoring at the before UCLA got back into positive effect on us by The loss could by phone after his squad's assuredly cinched for 25-minute the game on a second-half making us tougher," Vella dramatically affect the mark after SJSU fourth loss of the season. RETAIL Spartans' chances for a perennial playoff par- was awarded a free kick goal by Bruin All- said. post-season playoff berth ticipant University of San following a hand ball America Ole Mikkelsen at Menendez admitted The Spartans are now with only two games Francisco, currently violation against UCLA. the 65-minute mark. the loss to the Bruins does 4-1 in conference play while 2-1-2. STOCK CLERK/ Following a scramble not help the Spartans' the Bears are chances for a playoff berth, for the ball at the top of the CASHIERS visitors' but he was not ready to Women1 penalty area, s golf team faces Mikkelsen sneaked in count his team out yet. PART TIME behind the SJSU defenders "We have to beat Santa who claimed the junior Barbara and Santa Clara to STAE EARN busy week of tournaments forward was offside, and really have anything to drilled a shot past SJSU look forward to," PERM UP TO SJSU's women golfers no official ranking. goalie Walt Wallace. winning. Menendez said. "Right fOR MEN Ahld WOMF111 $1,000. will be as busy this week as "It's an old and Ten minutes later, now, Santa Clara has an traffic on Chicago's prestigious tournament Tulsa will not be in Mikkelsen's teammate, inside track for the AND MORE Michigan Avenue during and, if we win, the either of this week's Peter Cenovich, took a pass playoffs." BY XMAS rush hour. notoriety we'll get could tournaments, Gale said, S6.50-S12.50 Join our TEMPORARY staff now and help us through No, the Spartans won't help us in future but Arizona State, which (i si8 5 0-5 28) our Active Christmas Season. be in the Windy City, but recruiting," Gale said. beat the Spartans by six For extra money and a fun job in the holiday season, they will tee off 90 times in The Stanford tour- shots in the McGuire, will THIRD ANNUAL it's TOYS "R" US, the biggest specialty two tournaments in two nament will also be the last be in both. toy retailer In the world. Some jobs may become permanent. No experience needed. We train. cities in the next six days. of four fall events for the Art Auction & MON.-WEd. Today and tomorrow Spartans, whose season "If we beat Arizona they will play in the eight- will not resume until State twice, we should win SR(li NT I.D. INTERESTED? team, 36-hole Rancho January. both tournaments," Gale Apply in Person Murietta Invitational, The Spartans recently said. Dinner Dance hosted by Sacramento won a three-team Northern ureys.v.,us San Jose State University SAN JOSE State. Then, after a day of California Athletic Con- rest, it's the 18-team, 54- ference tournament, Student Union Bf AUTy Collccit hole Stanford Invitations) beating Stanford and 1 5 6 S. SI ( ON T. 130 El Camino, Sunnyvale Thursday through Sacramento State. Prior to Saturday, November 10, 1979 298-4388 OR Saturday. that, they finished third out 3116 t hi Si 114 MN 1082 Blossom Hill Rd., San Jose The Spartan five are of 20 teams in the Dick 5:30 p.m. Wine Reception and Art Auction %HAIM' WORk oNIV Non. Only! Equal Opponunity Employer MiF seniors Carol Conidi and McGuire Invitational in 7:00 p.m. Dinner catered by the Student Union Tnyliard %des Be Patty Sheehan, New Mexico. 8:00 p.m. Entertainment sophomores Juli Simpson The two teams that STOLEN KISSES Vocalist, Helen Centner, Lyric soprano and Kelli Swank and came in ahead of SJSU Improvisational _lace, Andrew Ostwald, piallii freshman Juli Ordonez. were Tulsa and Arizona BED AND BOARD "Rancho Murietta will State. And Gale said he Bobbie Wynn, dance Inestlferl be our final tune-up for would rank them in that 9:30 11.111. Dancing to the music of Silver Morning Stanford," coach Mark order Tulsa, Arizona I Irdlloso (All events take place in the Student Union Ballroom) , Computer Science & Engineering Graduates Gale said. 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by Debbie Hunsinger research for Service Employees the United States enjoyed has fallen kinds of things that go along with it," Landes also encouraged economics. en A four-hour symposium on in- International Union, local 715, and a to pieces." he said. Americans to take advantage of "We had been told the campus flation and unemployment Wed- former SJSU economics teacher. This is partly because other David Landes, a drug counselor such things as public lectures "to was so apathetic that the effort by nesday in the S.U. Umunhum Room "Inflation itself is not the main countries have rebuilt their war- with the Center for Independent gain a better appreciation of how o students to put on such a program drew more response than expected, problem," Southworth said. "In- economies and partly Living in Oakland and a former what is going on in this country has a he shattered would not be well attended," Lee according to Marvin Lee, SJST1 flation is always a shadow, a because more countries have SJSU economics teacher, talked of effect on ck dramatic and devastating said, adding that hundreds of people economics professor and faculty reflection of what the rt:al problems capitalistic, he said. the global implications that )f- become an the rest of the world." attended during the symposium. adviser for the Committee for a are." Douglas Dowd, SJSU economics economic crisis in the United ry States Other speakers throughout the Symposium on Inflation and Southworth said part of the professor, stirted his speech by could have. day included Rob McBride, "It was intended to be a com- 'at Unemployment. problem is that the strategy of the saying more attention should be paid However, he said that the economics lecturer at University of munity discussion and that is what it Some of the symposium's nation's decision-makers has been to to the decision-making process. He economic problems in industrialized California Santa Cruz, who is also a was," Lee said. We found students pre-scheduled, while on campus will attend things during ell speakers were try to retain too high an economic views present day inflation and capitalistic countries did not sud- former member of the SJSU nk a few spoke out from the audience. level. unemployment problems as being denly create bad conditions in un- Economics Department. student hours if they are in- Speakers were not paid and "After World War H, the closely connected with the war in derdeveloped countries. SJSU faculty speakers were teresting," he said. question-and-answer sessions economy of the United States was Indochina and the decisions made at The economic crisis we have Philosophy Professor Amnon Katayama said the committee he following each speaker were lively. dominant and unparalleled," he that time. begun to feel in the United States in Goldworth; Political Science plans to publish an AS -funded nit The program's first speaker, said. "But today the whole world has "The main cause of inflation has the '70s is old hat to the un- Professor Terry Christensen; and pamphlet on the speakers' com- he Gayle Southworth, is head of changed, and the superiority which been military expenditures and the derdeveloped countries," he said. Karl Niebyl, professor emeritus of ments sometime in the future. 'so ith

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The winner each week will be available dinettes, hideabeds, 7,30 weekdays; Saturday 10 to 2. Call 2944499. POSITION as radio - telephone Norris at 227 1035. awarded a coupon for a pizza at REVISING, editing. organizing coffee and end tables, lamps, 5115 per sale. Average person operator. Munimum 76 hours the Spartan Pub Manuscripts, reports, term To enter rugs. dressers, desks, beds and gets from 2 to S sales per week. TUTORIAL sessions: Latin. per week. Position involves GOOD typist. Close to campus. simply write your name and papers; also fiction con- Make big money part time, from misc. Cash and carry. Call 295- receiving, recording requests Personals Italian (plus M. and history). phone number sultation. Call Dave Manuscripts. Minis, etc. Call with your loke at 2446277, 7431. S350 to s750 easy. getting lads for and dispatching emergency lee ( leis and not it in the lobe eves. Dorothy at 294 1733 eves. Or box in the leading insulation company. road service vehicles. Must Programs). Mrs. Line C Vin- Spartan Pub. What a deal!! 14151 273.7434 Call collect. wknas USED Books For Less. Recycle Call 14151 595-3994. cent, MA (Latin). BA (In Italy. have good telephone manners PERMANENT hair removal by Bookstore, 98 E San Fernando and willing to work molls, Semi-retired, Certified. Near WHAT do Paul Newman, Red PAY. Call 166-701, Moo. and on corner ol 3rd. St. Call Da Tilt Peninsula French campus. Call 70100. weekends and holidays. In Wed. Steiger and Toshiro Mauna have 6275 American school in Palo Alto terested party contact Mr. in common? They all played the needs people (men preferred) to Hartsell, Can'. State notorious bandit Tajemaru on UNW heir removed DEAR Pude Is. faculty and leach Me 3 R's in English, 1 hour Aubontobile Association, SO stage and screen. See . Specialist con' SJSU'S employees. When you need day. (410 115441156, evenings. Peddle your Saratoga Aye., Santa Clara. Call Taiomaru in the play 1601411ial. 335 S. Baywood Ave., insurance, isn't it nice to know 9159300. An EOE. Stereo "Rashornon," Nov. Sits Jose. Call 247.7416, 410, II p.111. there is someone who can help ATTN: O.T. TB,, Special Ed at the Studio Theatre, 5th and you with all your insurance Mal. Work 1 1 with develop. San Fernando. CONGRATULATIONS In Ms "don't wants" needs? I Would enjoy helping disabled in hornes providing JANITORS NEEDED Part fall '79 pledge class of Sigma you protect the good things you sensory stimulation, behavior time office maintenance. MI Meek Myers max - ASPEN STILL OPEN!! Only 10 Alphs Os of luck and love! have worked hard for with a mod., personal care. Must have thru Thurs. eves Sil/hr. mine money and minimize spaces left. Six nights in condos, Sunday Your lit si rrrrr . State Farm car, homeowners, car. 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a91.72 by Lou Fedorslu shift may save faculty SO WHY NOT FISHERMEN? Fund FISHERMEN MAKE UP HOOKERS , The New College budget com- plunge in enrollment from last fall, Lecturer Syrtiller Kabat has A LARGE PART OF AMERICAN RECREATION? I AGREE WITH mittee will meet at 1 p.m. today to the experimental liberal arts told Chenoweth she plans not to EvERyruING you'RE BALL only have 5.44 the spring, try to save faculty positions cut by program will return to New College in 5AyIN4 BUT.... the recent enrollment decline. positions in the spring. the provost said. Provost Lawrence Chenoweth The faculty cuts are determined "By careful allocations, slight will suggest possible solutions to the by John Foote, dean of Academic allocation of time cuts and FIREMEN HAVE DANCES, committee. Planning. budgetary maneuver from other POLICE HAVE THE If the budget committee is Chenoweth told students and funds, all remaining temporary POLICE MENS BALL. transfer faculty at a New College town faculty positions could be saved," EVERYONE HAS SOME willing, Chenoweth may YOU'LL. HAVE last week that due to faculty SORT OF RECOGNITION... $5,500 in operating and equipment meeting Chenoweth said. TO COME UP WITH A and reassignments, require some money into one half of a full-time resignations However, this will BETTER NAME! faculty position. only .79 positions will have to be decisions by the budget and per- One full-time faculty position in taken away from the remaining sonnel committees at New College, New College is the equivalent of one faculty next spring. he added. teacher teaching 12 units and doing Professors Carol Christ, David Chenoweth will suggest the three unit-s of administration, such McNeil and John Wettergreen, on freshman and sophomore faculty be as grading and advising. loan to New College from other SJSU shifted to upper division classes, Journalism Dept. gets new name This fall, New College had 7.5 departments, will be returning to where more students are enrolled. Due to a 36 percent those departments. faculty positions. The Department of Journalism and Advertising has everything we do here." changed its title to the Department of Journalism and "All our programs lead to some kind of career in mass Mass Communications, according to Department added. Interest ceiling exemption sought Chairman Dennis Brown. communications," Brown mass communications continued from page 1 Opponents of the measure feel that if higher in- "The old name doesn't really reflect the entire scope He said the title is used by throughout the country. However, the opponents feel it is not likely to terest rates are allowed to businesses, the consumer of the department's offering," Brown said. similar departments return taxes to the individuals, saying the major will suffer because lenders will prefer to lend to Brown said some advertising students were upset by supporters of the measure are large businesses, who businesses. Programs in the department are Journalism, Ad- the name change. will receive the tax relief. There was no opposition submitted, however, to vertising and Public Relations. Businesses are also the subject of Proposition 2, a Proposition 3, a measure aimed at simplifying the way Brown said the new name is "an umbrella term for The change, however, won't effect any of the measure that would lift the 10 percent interest ceiling veterans' property is assessed. programs, he said. that is currently on licensed real estate brokers who Under the current assessment system, veterans' give loans. property is assessed at 25 percent, and veterans' are Brown said faculty in the department voted on the The measure would render loans by mortgage exempted from $1,000 of the assessed valuation. Library head sought change early in the semester and then recommended it to brokers and mortgage bankers exempt from the Under the new assessment system, veterans' Dr. Mary Bowman, interim dean of the School of Applied ceiling. Savings and loan associations, state and property would be assessed by 100 percent of the value, The Academic Senate has chosen 11 persons to serve Arts and Sciences. national banks and many other businesses, are but would be limited to the 1 percent valuation of the on the committee to select a new director for the SJSU Bowman then recommended the change to SJSU Vice presently exempted by the U.S. Constitution. total, as are other property owners after Proposition Library. President Hobert Burns who in turn gave it to SJSU Proponents of the measure argue that many 13. Veterans would still receive the same exemption. Harold Olsen, the current library director, announced President Gail Fullerton for approval. mortgage brokers leave the state because of the 10 Thus, there would be no changes in the amount of his resignation last month, effective Aug. 31, 1980. percent limit. The shortage of money available then taxes paid, but just a less complicated system by which decreases home and business building and buying, to figure them. The committee will hold its first meeting Wednesday according to supporters. and will elect a chairman at that time. Leslie Janke, division director of Library Sciences, said Wednesday it would probably take at least until spartaguide January 1980 to select a new director. PROFESSIONAL "We'd be terribly optimistic to think we'll have somebody by next September," Janke said. COMPLETE Industrial Technology Women's Fast-pitch The Sierra Club is The Department of club is having a meeting Softball Club is having an having a speaker on Human Performance is today at 3:30 p.m. in In- open meeting today for all Tuesday at 7 : 3 0 p.m. in the presenting opportunities in HAIR STYLING dustrial Studies, room 215. interested women at 6 p.m. S.U. Guadalupe Room. The exercise testing and For more information, call in the Women's Gym. For topic will be "Can We Save prescription for the second FOR MEN Ross Yamamoto at 279-1267 further information, call Lake Tahoe?" semester at 2:30 p.m. in the GUARDS $45 298-4414. Old Science Building, room TO START The Industrial Reed Magazine will 236 on Tuesday. For more FOR AN APPOINTMENT Management Society is The Ad Club is meeting present the poetry of information call Tom Birk having a seminar today on today at 7 p.m. in Dudley Jerredith Merrin and Nils at 277-2650. 411%1 be ( neat CALL PADDI the topic of contrast of Moorhead Hall, room 165. Peterson tomorrow at 8 rtlia arid I 1111St lent bins. and small business The guest speaker is Curtis p.m. in the Tower Saloon, large Circle K will meet at 7 I sitcrient helplul, hill operations from 9:45 - 11:30 Wright, president of the ad 163W. Santa Clara St. p.m. Tuesday in the S.U. 293-0621 es.arN a.m. in the A.S. Council agency, Bergthold, Almaden Room. For more not ne( Chambers. Fillhardt, and Wright. For SJSU Sierra Club information call Dale at $7.00 more information call meets tomorrow and every 277-8156. TITAN PROTECTION Campus Ambassadors Margaret Adamson 241- Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. SERVICES SHAMPOO CUT DRY hold Bible Studies today 8124. Tuesday's meeting will be The library will be and every Monday at 11:30 held in the S.U. Guadalupe offering a lecture on 241 ( "nimi,r( 'al Si HAIRBOND OF NORTHERN CAL a.m, in the S.U. Montalvo The El Concilio Student Room. For more in- literary criticism SIMMS %Ole, ( .1 2444 MOORPARK SUITE 215 more in- formation call Greg at 289- Room. For Exchange program for San tomorrow in Library I quid ii 20211 formation, call John Luis Potosi is meeting at 5 9956. Central at 11:30 a.m. limit SAN JOSE Scardina at 264-5079. p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. I oink, ei Almaden Room. 1111 1,11 1.1\1 ,1.1t. .Ic V,114, ski ,511 NIh/ lt,111

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11TH ANNUAL ALL-CAMPUS We're the Coast advanced equipment Guard. and technology TABLE SOCCER We may be small known. It's good (about 37,000 strong) work, good surround- but our jobs are some ings, with men and of the most important ones in the country. women of your talent and abilities. TOURNAMENT As you probably know, we're in the business The benefits. And the rewards. and property. of saving lives A starting salary of over $10,000 that can Tuesday, Nov. 6, 7:00 p.m. But we're also ( harged with protecting our - increase by over 40% in your first three years with coastlines, our Great Lakes, our waterways. normal promotion and seniority raises. Regulating the new 200-mile fishery conservation Free medical and dental care. A quarters zone. Intercepting narcotics trafficking. Monitor- allowance. Tuition assistance for off -duty educa- ing the vessels that come and go at all of our tion. Thirty days of paid vacation a year. major ports. Open Division (Male or Female) Doubles And a generous retirement plan for those who Big jobs. Requiring top people. make the Coast Guard a career. Double Elimination or Round Robin in best 2 of 3 game matches That's why we need good, qualified, ambi- Plus the reward of performing in an organiza- Entry Fee $1.00 tious men and women tion that is considered the very best in the nation. Put your Bachelor% Degree to work. Winning team to receive trophies & represent SJSU Were especially irterested if you have a HOW to apply. technica, degreein engineering, science, mathe- See your college placement office, or call toll at the AC U-1 Regional Recreation Tourney matics, or computers. We've got the work that free 800-424-8883 (except Wash. D.C., Hawaii, takes your special talents and skills. Aiaska) for more information. (Feb. 15-17 at Cal Poly) Once you finish officer's candidate school The Coast Guard needs officers. What other 18 weeks in Yorktown, Virginia we'll give you a company will make you an officer and give you job with responsibility. You work with the most a job fitting your title after 18 weeks? Information and sign-ups at the desk Our Representative will be here COasit Novii:miwir 14, 1979 Guiard O.C.S. Student Union Carnes Area 277-3226