Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 92, No. 9 Thursday. February 9, 1989 Athletes pack A.S. chambers Belli disputes NCAA ruling, calls it 'absurd'

By Daniel Vasquez Belli said the NCAA decision is Daily staff writer "un-American" because it punishes The latest chapter of the boycot- the players for their association with ting basketball players' saga unfolds him. with disputes over the latest ruling of "I have the right to choose my the National Collegiate Athletic As- friends. I like these boys," Belli sociation. said, referring to the 10 Spartans The NCAA is demanding repay- who boycotted SJSU Coach Bill ment of the extra benefits David Berry's team Jan. 18. Hollaway and Angelo Foccia alleg- Dietrich Waters. SJSU center edly received from attorney Melvin until he joined the boycott, agreed Belli. with Belli. NCAA rules restrict college ath- "The only reason we're in trouble letes from receiving any benefits not is because Belli has a little status." open to the student population in Waters said. general and the association has de- Randy Hoffman, SJSU director of termined that Belli's services fall athletics. disagreed.

'I must talk to 50 people a day and I don't charge them. Why should I charge these boys?'

Melvin Belli San Francisco attorney David Pipkins Daily staff photographer Protesting athletes make their demands in the A.S. chambers known Shiras, campus administrator and philosophy professor leading the 14 ith Barbara Hulse, a senior majoring in Spanish, left, and Natalie groups. The teams hope to force the A.S. to release frozen funds. under such benefits. He said it is unfortunate that Belli The NCAA declared the players was not aware of the NCAA regula- ineligible for competition and will tions before he began working with not restore their eligibility until resti- the players. Minor sports players demand release of frozen funds tution has been made, including pay- Belli has clearly continued to rep- By Shelby Grad for away games. Without the A.S. president. mation at some of the meetings is ing Belli for legal services. resent the players, especially in the Daily staff writer funds, some programs may have "We're ready to sign over the confidential. However, determining the amount media. Hoffman added. He has been on television and on Nearly 100 student athletes to resort to ground travel that money." McCarthy said. "We Fullerton proposed in Novem- the players owe has already proven the radio representing the team," and coaches packed the Asso- would take longer and cause ath- want a simple process of open ber that students members be al- difficult. Hoffman said. ciated Students chambers letes to miss more time in class. meetings and due notice (if a lowed to attend meetings where Belli denies he provided the bas- Wednesday afternoon to demand coaches said. sports program is cut)." A.S. money would be discussed. ketball players with free legal serv- Belli has also continued contact with university lawyers about the that the A.S. Board of Directors After hearing the complaints, "We're not the villains here," He said the proposal was not ac- ices or any other extra benefits. He case, Hoffman said. release funding for their teams. the A.S. board agreed to discuss added Scott Santadrea, A.S. di- cepted by the A .SS. provided the players with an initial If the NCAA wants to dispute Bel- The funds, which total about the possibility of fund restoration rector of sponsored programs. Since SJSU now has the the consultation without charge, but said li's claims, he said, then he is ready S100,000, were frozen last year at its next meeting Wednesday. "The ball is in the administra- minimum number of teams nec- that is normal procedure. Other than for them. by A.S. in protest over the uni- Board members froze A.S. tion's court." cessary to keep National Colle- that, he said, he did not give any "If they want to wrestle. I'm the versity's decision to cut four contributions to the sports pro- Dan Buerger, A.S. board giate Athletic Association stand- other legal services to them. guy to wrestle with," Belli said. minor sports. grams because the administration member who is SJSU President ing, it is unlikely that any other "I did not charge those boys any- Further investigations into the If the funding is not restored. refused to satisfactorily open ath- Gail Fullerton's assistant, said teams will be cut, he said. thing. I never intended to," Belli Hollaway and Foccia case will prob- coaches and athletes said, their letic board meetings to the these meetings are already suffi- "There's some kind of victim- said. "And I think the NCAA rul- ably begin some time next week. programs will suffer. groups involved in the decision ciently open to students. The ization going on here," Buerger ings are utterly, utterly. absurd. when a request for restoration of eli- Many teams need the money to cancel the minor sports pro- A.S. demands cannot be legally told the crowd. "I think you're "I must talk to 50 people a day gibility for Hollaway and Foccia will to pay for planned travel costs grams, said Terry McCarthy, met, he said, because the infor- See PROTEST, back page and I don't charge them. Why he submitted to the NCAA. Hoffman should I charge these boys?" See BELLI, hack page Shelters overcrowded Rec Center steps torn up, Cold streets haunt homeless, new set to be constructed volunteers open homes, hearts By Rob Lyon Daily staff writer The steps to the Rec Center %%ere By Phillip Best neuvers so could not provide their six o'clock news. She called Jim built properly and shouldn't be re- Daily staff writer usual shelter services. An appeal for McEntee, director of the office of constructed, said a foreman for the Cecil White lived on the streets of public assistance was broadcast on human relations for Santa Clara company that built them. San Jose for 20 years. She was con- local television stations. county, and offered the use of the Construction crews began tearing sidered by many to be the mother of "The response from the commu- school gymnasium. Out a second set of steps Wednesday the homeless. nity was phenomenal," said Sky McEntee then contacted the Emer- after the architectural firm of Hall, She died Jan. 19 from chronic ob- Anderson, director of programs for gency Housing Consortium, a non- Goodhue. Haisley & Barker said structive pulmonary disease. She the Emergency Housing Consor- profit organization that manages pro- they failed to meet proper specifica- had been ill for some time, and life tium. grams for sheltering the homeless. tions. The first set of steps was fin- on the streets did not provide her People called to offer rooms in After a concentrated effort of trans- ished Monday. said Peter Pietrang- with an environment conducive to their homes, community organiza- porting and setting up bedding, and do, a foreman for Dolan Concrete healing. tions offered their support, and one collecting food donated by McDon- Construction. White's man called from his place of busi- ald's, the doors of the funeral service on Friday. gymnasium A mistake in the surveying of the the day an Alaskan ness to say he was working late and opened at 8 p.m. About cold front moved 60 people steps or swelling due to a coloring into the state, emphasized would stay all night to provide space spent the night in the makeshift an urgent shel- process could have been the reason need to provide shelter for the home- for six to eight people. Anderson ter. said Anderson. why the steps didn't meet the ar- less. said. The concern Ironically, on the same day, showed by the com- chitect's plans. Pietrangelo said two cold weather shelters in Santa Sister Virginia Unger. principal of munity inspired everyone involved Clara County were closed. Notre Dame High School at Second in the effort. "Thcy (the steps) looked good to me The San Jose and Sunnyvale Na- and Reed streets, responded to a re- "I thought, 'Wow, we live in a the first tinie." Pietrangelo said "But their tional Guard armories scheduled ma- quest for assistance she saw on the See COLD, back page company said that the steps are an inch high . Roebbelen Engineering Com- pany, the contractor for the Rec Cen- ter project, will hold Dolan Concrete Student dies in hit and run accident Construction, the subcontractor hired to build the steps, responsible By Steven Musil occurred, Mrs. Roberson said. It for the reconstruction costs, Pie- Daily staff writer was snowing when the car crashed trangelo said. An early morning hit-and-run car into the side of the road. "I can't believe what they (Roeb- accident in Southern California Cooper was pulled unconscious helen I are doing." Pietrangelo said. the life of an SJSU student from the burning car by an off-duty claimed -1*%e never seen anything sergeant travel- like this Saturday. Los Angeles police before Victoria Antoinette Roberson, 20, ing north on Interstate Highway 5, The steps on the west side was killed. Her friend. Marni Coo- according to Ralph Elvira, a Califor- of the building near Carlos per. was injured. nia Highway Patrol officer. San Street were constructed in error, said Bob Lus- The women were driving south on Cooper was wearing her seat belt, tig, associate architect i or HGHB. Interstate Highway 5 in the Valencia but it is unknown if Roberson was "The area when the accident occurred. wearing hers, according to CHP re- steps don't meet specifica- "A car had been harassing them ports. tions and they don't meet the state for some lime," said Mary Anna Cooper suffered a burn on her arm building code." Lustig said. "And Roberson, the victim's mother. and is recuperating at her home in the workmanship was not good.'' "The car hit their bumper and put Los Angeles. The dimensions of the steps the car into an uncontrollable spin." Roberson. a sophomore majoring should not vary more than three. Cooper had just taken over as in marketing, had plans for telecom- David Roams Daily staff photographer eighths of an inch, Lustig said, hut driver and Roberson was asleep in munications. friends said. the existing steps exceed that tit t de VIctIM the passenger seat when the accident See STUDENT, back page Construction worker rips out more Rec Center steps See STEPS, back page Page ." Thursday, February 9. 1989/Spartan Dail Forum Spartan

Sean Daily A A Mulcaster Published for the University and the University Community Never say never by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications I I y could have sworn I parked there Since 1934 I last night..." So much for that pitiful utterance. Located on a slab of concrete which perfectly fit my girlfriend's urban assault vehicle, a tow truck resourcefully Weapon overload nudged its grimy hooks into place and Riddle: How many engineering and computer absconded with her Samurai. science majors does it take to screw in a lightbulb'? To add insult to humiliation, the car Answer: 50. One to screw in the bulb and 49 was tightly parked in front of a others to devise new ways of blowing up the neighboring apartment complex, out of world. the street, minding its own business. On All right, a little bit general. I know that not all the aforementioned students will be hired by Wednesdays, the city's street sweepers Lockheed or Hughes to create new ultra-deadly move dirt from one place to another on anti -satellite nuclear-powered laser beam 11th Street and appreciate a clear path. missiles/bombs/planes and spaceships. So after a nice evening sipping tea with In fact, more than a few of them will go into my girlfriend, I thought it would be wise more tame pursuits, such as inveniing new electrical outlets, neon tanning lights and computer to park off the street. programs that sparkle, twinkle and shine. "I've had my car towed twice. Are you But a few of our sure it's OK to park here?" she asked, more illustrious fearing the worst. graduates will make "Absolutely no problem," I said. "I see the big leap. They'll take their sterling cars parked here all of the time." . 4.0 grade point It was a personal point of pride to have averages and work never run out of gas just as it was to never for the last pure have a car towed away into some barbed- bastions of the complete with frothing, American defense wire dungeon, industry. Joel Beers ornery dogs. At these In just three weeks, I've run out of gas monolithic multi-national centers for preserving twice and have had two cars towed. It the old red, white and blue they will be guided It's past time for an amendment may even qualify me for some sort of along the path of pure patriotism. Namely, how to lameness award. build bigger and more deadly in,plements of Well, it finally happened. the National Rifle Association and to the dismay of my destruction before the other side (i.e., all those It tobk some nut killing a group of \ en NItt,11 it spends millions of dollars each Aiuchgirlfriend, who was headed to greedy little Orientals, godless commies and innocent children for people to year defeating gun control Iranian camel jockeys) builds them first. notice our society's problems with initiatives all across the nation. work yesterday morning, there Nothing wrong with that. As all those balding, guns and to think about banning because I enjoyed shooting at The situation in the larger was no Samurai in sight. graying lifetime defense analysts always say, when them. targets. I'm against anything that American cities is worse than the there's a chance to build a weapon you have to Instead, there were a couple of phone The Stockton City Council has threatens the constitution. The best days of the Wild West. People are numbers on some rusty signs that read: build it because somebody else will know how just outlawed assault rifles like the one way to protect the constitution dying needlessly everyday in Los as easily. used in the senseless slaughter there seemed to be by preventing its Angeles, New York and Detroit. Central Towing 227-3959. The atomic and hydrogen bomb races are given a couple weeks ago. Palo Alto is change. Theoretically, if a person has a It's an unusual feeling returning to as proof of that. The frantic pursuit by American now considering a similiar action. Luckily, our founding fathers permit they can strap on a sidearm something valuable, something like a Gar, and German scientists to create the first A-bomb is Good for it. Perhaps other cities, foresaw that society would progress like a measuring tape and walk only to find it missing. well documented. And the American drive to including San Jose, will follow their and certain amendments would be down the sidewalk. Compounding the problem was time perfect an even deadlier nuclear explosive, the lead. But the trail shouldn't end necessary. Now is the time to make This isn't the situation in Great Missing hydrogen bomb, was fueled primarily by the with assault rifles. Assault rifles that change. When Jefferson wrote Britain. There are strict gun class was a given for me and United State's intense fear that the Soviet Union aren't the only guns that kill. the constitution, the right to bear controls that require special permits even if she hitched a ride in a helicopter, would get it first. On July 5, 1987, a cook named arms was out of necessity for food to, cysts byy a gun. Not even the she wouldn't have made it to Palo Alto. But doesn't it seem that the world has reached a Tony Spears walked into the Chili's and protection from wild animals. potire-oarey guns. It seems to work All of that progress she had made at definite saturation point? How many variations on in Cupertino where he worked and4 Now we have supermarkets to there". the tanning salon seemed to vanish in one ways to kill people is the human mind capable of? shot Manager Dennis Roark in the provide toad and there is little Hasn't it gone on long enough? And how many more of our most intelligent back of the head with a .22-caliber threat in most of America of an How many more accidental deaths peaked moment. students are going to choose this as their life-time shotgun. I worked with both of attack by a grizzly bear. Why are will it take? How many more police Sorry, Laura. profession? these men, and I lost a friend that guns still seen in the streets? To officers will have to die trying to It's incredible how accurately you can No one at SJSU has definite figures on how day. protect drug dealers' money and to protect our rights to bear arms? envision what a person looks like when many graduates are hired by defense contractors. You read about people being killed keep fruitcakes' fingers busy. How many more schoolyard you speak with them on the phone. In this The scholastic departments don't have the figures, everyday, either accidentally or on The possibilities of outlawing massacres will it take before nor does the Career Planning and Placement purpose, but it takes losing someone guns entirely are nill. Our country's America wakes up? case, life had hardened this mid-20s Center. from your own world to make you largest political action committee is I pray that it wakes up soon. woman around the edges and somebody But the simple fact that from the end of sit up and realize that there is a gave horrendous pointers on how to apply February to the beginning of May 12 to 13 defense problem. make-up. contractors will set up tents at SJSU to recruit Until that day, I was against gun Attention, Artists! newcomers is proof enough that the University has control. I'm not a fanatic for guns Are you handy with a pen? Do you have an We conducted business in a totally civil something those businesses need: fresh minds and I never went out hunting for interest in politics or social issues? Do you manner through a chain-linked fence, cage' to succeed in the corporate world. "sport" before. I did own my own like to draw editorial cartoons or standard topped by a two-foot shield of razor And as long as there are people willing to work rifle, and my father used to take me illustrations? ribbon, barbed wire. firms they'll keep popping up on campus. to the rifle Anyone either for these range to shoot at targets. interested in contributing "That will be $85.25," she said. It's obvious that man's search for the ultimate It was fun to shoot at the targets and political cartoons or arranging to draw I handed her the five dead presidents weapon, which began a million years ago with a compare scores for accuracy. I was specific illustrations for stories on a case-by- rock, hasn't ended with the ability to blow up the a fairly accurate shot, too. But it case basis, contact either Denise Zapata, through the fence and the deal was done. world a thousand times over. didn't stay fun forever so I gave it editor in chief, or Leah Pcls, forum page "The keys are in the ignition," she said. up for football. editor at 924-3280. And the lesson was learned. I wasn't against gun control solely Sean Mulcaster is the Sports Editor. Letters to the Editor

"weren't good enough to attend any "big- Screec.i'N Tear down the walls time" basketball schools. Well, Alan, what about George Williams? ThuA Editor, He attended the University of Minnesota Communication is essential to successful where he started as a freshman in the SHUT THAI VOW education. The students in the new premiere conference in all of college 1arrO. Engineering Building are denied the usual basketball, the Big lime. George was a high communication process in two ways. school all-American and received scholarship WATCH IT ! First, access to instructors has diminished offers from virtually every major college in the new building. Offices are often locked, What about Rodney Scott? He also was a Crash I and if you enter a receptionist "screens" the high school all-American and was heavily student. "Mr. so-and-so is in a Fleeting now." recruited. Rodney attended UC Irvine his ,4,1 I4AT The old building had offices opening on to freshman year where he was a starter on an sIII the hall. If the door was open or closed it was extremely talented Irvine team which placed a direct message to the studenttalk or three players into the NBA! Cpsc3ge.. knock. Then there's Anthony Perry. Perry was a Secondly, there are no bulletin boards in prolific scorer his senior year at Washington the buildings. How are we to know what's High School in Los Angeles. lie averaged happening? We should join clubs and attend over 25 points per game and had the extracurricular activities, but when and where reputation of being the best scorer in L.A. are they? Our exams and homework solutions Perry, like Williams and Scott, also was used to be posted on hallway bulletin boards, heavily recruited by the "big-time" schools. but no more. In Dietrich Waters' last season he led the Many of us are happy with the new Big West in rebounding and was considered tJ facility, and clearly someone cares about to be the top returning center in the league. NUCLEAR educating engineers. I had the opportunity to attend such WEAPoNS Hopefully, notices will again be posted universities as Marquette, Memphis State, PLANT (other than in the front lobby) and students and USC. and instructors will not have to touch through Underclassmen Tony Farmer and David glass like prisoners. Hollaway, both from Los Angeles, were Luc de Faymoreau heavily recruited as high school seniors. Engineering Hollaway had the opportunity to attend the University of Maryland, among other major Uninformed spectator college powerhouses. Farmer, like Williams, was a true "blue-chip" prospect coming out of 114*. Eitor, the high school ranks. I have a few things I would like to say in As any knowledgeable person can plainly response to Alan Yco's recent ignorant see, the collection of athletes in the boycou contribution to the Spartan Daily. group is not the issue, nor the question. First of all, Alan, for being a supposed What you should be interested in, Mr. Yeo, 4ts 4\ college basketball fan you really know very is how could a collection of such fine !lac about the game. basketball players not have been ranked in 6 According to you, the members of the the top 20 this season? SSILEs111 wqta A GItOkicol SJSU basketball team were crybabies and Steve Haney uNtVlitUlt PQM SYNO owed Bill Berry a big favor because we SJSU boycotter One% NE WI*044 Spartan Daily/Thursday, February 9, 1989

SpartaGuide 8 Unuscrsity 11)1) -\". Room 295. Players, p.m.. I heatre Street ha more intotination call For more information call 924-4551 Clark I.ibrary: Tours. 11:30 298-0204 Association of Rock-n-Roll: Talking Heads a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Clark Library. Asian Business League: Pi//a Newman C lllll munity Church: p.m., Meeting, 7:30 S.U. Pacheco For more information call 924-2752. Night. 7 p.m., Round Table P1//. Mass. 6.30 diol 8 p in . 11111 South For more information call Room. 3122 Iii 111111e 11111/1111.1111111 Campus Ministry Center: Bible White Road. Tenth Street 1 287-6417. 298 071)4 study, noon. S.U. Montalvo Room. Spartan Tennis Club: Weekly call Center: Bible Campus Ministry For more information call 298-0204. lessons, 2:30 p.m., carpool at Joe study, noon, S.U. Montalvo Room. MONDAY What do you think about SJSU Korean Christian Fellowship: West Hall. For infomiation call 293- For information call 298-0204. 2451. nited Campus ( Iiristiatt Min- Weekly meeting, 4 p.m.. S.U. Gua- istry: ',tout). I..i0 p ii . teams paying rent to Gay and Lesbian Alliance: Meeting. 12:30 p.m.. dalupe Room. South mho Group Discussion, 4:30 p.m., S.U. S.U. Guadalupe Room. For more in- Tenth Street. For mote SJSU Folk Dance Club: Interna- !nation call 298-0204. host games in the Rec Center? Almaden Room. For more informa- formation ca11255-0560. tion call 236-2002. tional folk class, 8 p.m., Spartan Clark Library: Tours, 9:30 a.m. SJSU Tar Kwon Do Club: Prai. Complex Room 89. For information tier, 3 p.m., Spartan Comple5 Women's Basketball: Versus and 1:30 p.m.. Clark Library. For call 293-1302. Room 202. For CSU Fullerton, 7:30 p.m., Spartan more information call 924-2752. more 'Min !nation Complex Room 89. For more infor- Catholic Newman Community: call 258-9800. Orientation meet- Tim Grubb's, Senior, Ac- mation call 924-1446. Daily lenten mass, 5:30 p.m., Tenth A.S. Inter4'ultural Mooring ing, noon, S.U. Pacheco Room. For counting: "Why should they and San Carlos Streets. For more in- Committee: Meeting. 3 p.m . S I Physics Department: Speaker: formation call 298-0204. more information call 924-3453. have to pay? I thought it was for Thomas A. Cahill, 1:30 p.m., Sci- Montalso Room. For more who Hi., Catholic Newman their use. The thing is over bud- ence Building Room 251. For more SJSU Cycling Club: Meeting. Community: lion call 292-3197. and I don't think its fair for Valentine's Day Welcome Party, 5 geted information call 924-5261. 6:30 p.m. , S.U. Pacheco Room. For Alpha Phi Omega: Mee! im2. p.m., Tenth and San Carlos Streets. the teams to make up the differ- more information call 293-0625. p.m., S.U. MontalsIt Room ence. Pre-med Students Association: For more information call 298-0204. Meeting. 1:30 p.m.. Duncan Hall Federation of Indian Associa- more informationcall -115 .79', IoS 1 Federation of Indian Associa- Room 345. tion and Indian Students Associa- Federation of Indian 1ssociates India tions and Indian Students Associa- tion: Exhibition, 8 a.m., Engi- and Indian Students Associat : Theatre Arts Department: Per- neering tion: India Exhibition, a.m., Engi- Building Rooms 285 and India I'. hibition, X a.m.. hip formance Anxiety by Dell 'Ane 287. For neering Building Rooms 285 and more information call 924- neering Building Rooms 285 and Players, 8 p.m.. University Theatre. '1854 287. For more informationcall 924- For more information call 924-4551 3854. 287. For more information t.':111 971 3854. Career Planning and Place- FRIDAY SATI.IHDAY ment: Career Resource Center Tour, Spartan Res iew: Vs'eekE meet Planning and Place- 2:30 p.m., Business Classroom Career Intercollegiate Athletics: Wom- 47; h.s1:: S.U. Montith,, Center Tour, Room 13. ment: Career Resource en's basketball vs. San Diego State. Room. 1,4 more info rmation 2:30 p.m.. Business Classrooms 7:30 p.m., Spartan Gym. For infor- Career Planning and Place- Room 13. For more information call mation call 924-1446. ment: Career options in Mechanical 924-6033. TUESDAY Karen Teggart, Senior, Art Engineering, 10:30 a.m., S.U. Al- Theatre Arts Department: Per- Career Planning and Place- History: "I think its wrong. I maden Room. For information call formance Anxiety by Dell 'Arte au DcIta Phi: 'smoke' tii 1711 Resume critique, 1 p.m., think the students should pay to 924-6033. ment: Players. 8 p.m., University Theatre. spective members. 7 u.iti . For more in- see them but the teams shouldn't S.U. Almaden Room. For more information call 924-4551. Memorial C'hapel. For moic 111101 Career Planning and Place- formation call 924-6033. pay to use its own facilities." ment: Interview preparations. 12:30 Valentine's Party. minion call 266-7687 Students Association: Val- p.m.. S.U. Almaden Room. For India IBA. For more information call go Federation of Indian Associa- 8 p.m.. Student more information call 924-6033. entine's dance, to BC 208 or call 924-3453. tion and Indian Student Associa- Ballroom. For information Union itt. Christian Science College Orga- SUNDAY tion: India Exhibition. X i call 446-3042. nization: Testimony meeting, 11 neering Building Rooms "ss .110 Arts Department: Per- I.utheran Campus Ministry: I1141IC 11111 11 111:1111111 5,111 11' 1 a. m. , S . U. Montalvo Room. Theatre 287. For formance Anxiety by Dell 'Arte Worship, 10 p.m., 3(1) South Tenth 3854. Spartan Tennis Club: Weekly lessons, 2:30 p.m., car pool at Joe West Hall stairs. For information call 293-2451. 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Lifestyle aftsentertainmen -features! Modern dancers incorporate ballet Ry Mary R. Callahan ballet steps augmented by vibrating presented elsewhere in the program, Daily staff writer and presumably sparkling hands. thereby avoiding the tedium of three Margaret Wingrove Dance Much of the movement was The dancers minimalist works in succession. Company's Sunday performance at performed with the dancers holding John Cage's African drums and West Valley College Theater one of their shoulders with their attacked the work percussive rhythms dictated the demonsrated why the opposite hand, which did little to dancers' movement in "Pulse." troupe has conceal the lack of innovation in the with an intensity San Jose Rex te Starkly outlined against a blue managed to stay on the steps. kackdrop, six dancers in orange scene. and ferocity unitards propelled themselves The company's blending of "Agitations," a new solo created by through angular shapes and heavy, modern dance and ballet movement Wingrove for David Grenke, was appropriate to the who grounded movements, responding to is what makes it unique. Margaret next on the program. Grenke, Wayne's the primitive quality of the Wingrove, artistic director and also performs with Dennis score and City, has a percussion. primary choreographer for the Dancers in New York more The dancers attacked the work group, studied both ballet and style and physique noticeably modern dancers choreography. with an intensity and ferocity modem dance before founding her characteristic of In appropriate to the score and company in 1981. Her six dancers than his colleagues. Wingrove had him choreography, and Annette Williams have similarly mixed backgrounds. "Agitations," with his hands bound there could have been more internal was particularly effective in this As a result, the group is able to dancing him to take motivation behind his alternating abstract piece. present contemporary dance with a behind his back, forcing full advantage of his upper body rebellion and acquiescence, his solo The performance ended with lyricism and attention to line not role was well-deserved. "Deliverance," a serious work set to many modern dance groups. strength. seen in minimalist The piece, "Moving Toward the music by Vaughn Williams. "Luminessence," choreographed Set to a somewhat Schulze, the dance Light," was a hazy portrait of According to a program note by Wingrove to music by score by Klaus Grenke lying motionless primitive life forms giving and quoting Psalm 50:15, Wingrove minimalist Philip Glass, was began with a concrete exchanging energy in their conceived the dance as a portrayal performed without a hitch. Five on what appeared to be bulb hung low from evolutionary development. Wearing of man's reliance upon God for dancers, clad in shimmering shades bench. A bare Striations of light and dappled, flesh-colored leotards and deliverance from suffering. of magenta and violet, flowed the flies. floor in a dabs of white body paint, the However, though "angst" best through the "Glow" movement in shadow cast against the prison bar pattern added to the dancers slithered and writhed on the characterized expression of the swirling patterns, moving on and off floor like single -celled animals dancers, the message remained stage in groups of two and three, prison cell theme. his bed in a Petri dish. Gradually, unclear. and finally rejoining as a group. The prisoner arose from collected mobility, they began to interact with one As in the other dances, the piece The women's long skirts and strong and tested the limits of his against his another in groups of two, three and was well-rehearsed and performed. ballet technique enhanced the then lashed out and four, until individually they broke Seen separately, it could have been lyrical quality of the dance. Kerry confinement. Thrashing portion from the group, apparently moving an intriguing work. In this Rapp's performance was especially gyrating about a restricted to free toward a new stage of life. particular instance, however, it enjoyable here. of the stage, he struggled of All in all, "Moving Toward the mirrored much of the choreography The classical foundation of both himself. After repeated moments finally Light" was successfully premiered. and group work presented earlier in the choreographer and the dancers defiance and dependence, he condition. However, because of John Adams' the program, at a time when the backfired somewhat in the second gave up and accepted his minimalist score for the piece, it audience might have wanted movement. The "Sparkle" section Grenke is clearly a sensitive and should probably have been something new to close the show. Dancer Michael Howerton performs in 'Deliverance' consisted primarily of academic dramatic dancer. And although

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Lifestyle larts-entertainmen features1 505 style diner serves 'em up the right way By Steven Musil and that's no joke. with a heaping mound of mashed orange vinyl. Combined with the Daily Staff Writer Max serves some of the best, and potatoes and gravy and fresh 50s music and the neon, the Dgram, ’. Take heart, downtown diners, the heartiest, burgers in downtown. steamed broccoli. The plate was ambience is appealing and fun. if three because there's now an alternative These big half-pounders, which are huge and, for $7.50, not a bad deal. Don't be surprised by the service n. to the new art deco McDonald's on never frozen or pre-molded, tend to A large portion of the menu or the business they do. The is and San Carlos Street. Nestled within be a bit oblong. But be prepared. consists of desserts, including pies, employees are friendly and the ;d the San Jose's Retail The burger prices are higher than cakes, sundaes and fountain drinks. place can get busy. Pavilion is "It depends on what's going on ulse." Silver RI II NN you might normally expect, such as The music at Max's is loud, and the blue Max -The Eating $5.95 for a basic burger and $6.95 customers decide what they want to downtown," said Dana Bailey, a orange Express, where a person can buy a for a bacon burger. However, hear from their seats. Miniature waitress. "Last Monday, we were >elves real hamburger. french fries and cole slaw are also 'Secburg' jukeboxes surround the so busy, I was running around like a heavy, This new "joint" is reminiscent served with these monstrosities. counters at the grill bars and belt chicken with it's head cut off." ling to of a 50s diner. Two large grill bars The majority of the menu is made out tunes by artists of the likes of Max's is a great place to bring the f the encompass the center of the dining up of hot and cold sandwiches that Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Sam family or a date for lunch or dinner. room, where cooks wearing t-shirts rival the burgers in size and price, Cooke. The restaurant opens at 11:30 a.m. . work that say "Eat at Max's" prepare including fresh turkey, ham and Customers are invited to sit at the and closes at 10 p.m. during the roc ity meals in plain sight meat loaf. Also highly counter, a table or a booth. week and at 11:00 p.m. on Fridays ; and Lisa Isaacs Daily staff photographer The walls are decorated with neon recommended are the "blue plates." The counters and tables are topped and Saturdays. illiams signs and art deco prints that reflect The grilled hamburger steak plate with white and grey formica tile, Bring two things to Max’s a in this Miniature jukeboxes surround the grill bars at 'Max's' the 50s age. One of the neon signs was smothered in mushrooms and and the stools and chairs are hearty appetite and cash. Max insists "This is no place for a diet," onions, delicately spiced and served upholstered in an obnoxious bright doesn't serve small portions and he 1 with doesn't take credit : set to liams. note igrove And may the crystal be with you rtrayal id for By Andy Nystrom ering. Daily staff writer she mainly fix:uses on the metaphy- purchasing a crystal, she said. ' best sical properties of quartz. Kotrc believes the crystals in her af the Marsha Kotrc seems like a lot of Quartz has been used as a healing store are worthwhile investments for lained other modem women. She has a hus- tool for centuries, and when a person those interested in becoming meta- band, three kids and a career. carries it around it can give his or her physically aware. They usually piece Yet Kotrc isn't a secretary, an ac- body a general overall balance. range in price from $3 to $90. irmed. countant, or a physician. She is an "Our bodies consist of a vibrating "When customers come in to been instructor of crystal energy and heal- field, or aura, that is susceptible to choose a crystal, I advise them to let this ing. variations," Kinn: said. "As the the crystal choose them," she said. vet% it She doesn't wear long, flowing field changes, it leaves holes and "One piece will hopefully catch Kraphy robes, look into crystal balls or dab- gaps which welcome in anger, de- their attention in the form of a sud- 'her in ble with Tarot cards, pression and other feelings.'' den hot or cold sensation within the :n the In fact, she can usually be seen In order to complete its task of body." 'anted dressed in a pants suit when giving combatting or enhancing the When this happens, the customer 3W. demonstrations, and while working thoughts and feelings of the owner, is clued into the fact that the crystal in her Crystal -A-Wear store in the crystal must be within a three- may be beneficial to his or her per- Campbell. foot radius. sonal situation. Size and color are Kotrc, who is a self-proclaimed "It is best to keep one's crystal as not factors in the process, as some is the "crystal-aholic,’ received her train- close to one as possible," she said. experts have claimed. 'rank's ing under the guidance of renowned 'Some keep it in their pocket or "All one has to do is trust their orking crystal healers Frank Alper and Mar- desk. but 1 keep mine in the car.' gut-level instincts when searching," ations cel Vogel. And because the crystal is there, she said. "If this is followed, then actor Although she has been teaching she swears that it finds her the clos- the right crystal will definitely be ; his or people how to use crystals for the est parking space whenever she found." last 15 years, she still doesn't con- needs one. While Kotrc is always interested trea, it sider herself an authority. "You see, I've manifested that in sharing her knowledge and ideas hrenic "There are no crystal authori- thought into the crystal - so it on crystals, there is one thing she ab- ties," she said. "Crystals affect ev- helps," she said. "I'm the only one solutely refuses: letting anyone han- a dog, eryone in different ways, so we are who can park right in front of the dle her quartz pendant. J' is a all crystal authorities in a sense." Bank of America in San Francisco." She believes that it is her personal When which giving instruction on the She is not the only person blessed property, and fears that some of the Mike Datferner Daily staff photographer after ways crystals can contribute to one's with such powers, though, since energy within might be diminished I own personal advancement and growth, anyone can have them simply by by another's touch. Marsha Kotre displays crystals to customers at her store Crystal -A -Wear

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! 4 "Pitgr. (i Thursday, February 9, 1989/Spartan Daily SPORTS Borg's adviser denies alleged suicide attempt Replacements look for win on the road By Robert Mallard Berry's also concerned about the Wimbledon champ may have swallowed 60 pills Daily staff writer Anteaters full -court press. Irvine has a height advantage, - MILAN. Italy (AP) Bjorn The article said that Borg was SJSU will be playing the first but Berry said the Spartans Borg's personal adviser has dis- considering demanding custody of of its two Southern California match up fine. To compensate '-inissed reports that the former tennis his son if he moved abroad with road games when they take on for the size deficiency, hard -champion attempted suicide, saying Berte. Bjorling, meantime, said she UC Irvine tonight at 7:30 at the work, hustle and improvement he took sleeping pills that aggravated would go to court to block any such Donald Bren Events Center. are the things the Spartans haw! an upset stomach. move. Irvine posts a 5-5 record in shown so far, he said. The five-time Wimbledon chain- "He is going to be very angry," the Big West and 8-11 overall. The team has been working pron from Sweden v,as rushed by she said in a television interview The Anteaters attained one of on offensive timing plays and ambulance Tuesday to Milan Poly- Monday night on the U.S. program their only two road victories defensive situations while also clinic hospital, where he was treated "A Current Affair." against the Spartans on January working on fundamentals and 'and released three hours later. "Of course, I have to have full 16. SJSU is coming off a close passing drills. "Saturday's Hospital officials refused to give custody of my child ... If they get 58-54 loss to Long Beach State. turnovers were mental, they were any details of Borg's ailment or married, they can have children by UCI also beat conference-lead- unforced errors," Berry said. "In tigatment. themselves, so why should I let them ing UNLV 99-98 last week. Saturday's game a lot of things 'Borg, 32, and his Italian fiancee. have Robin if I can have Robin?" The Anteaters, whom SJSU stand out as possible remedies. rock singer Loredana Rene, left their Borg and Bene. 41, recently an - Coach Bill Berry refers to as a We didn't quite get over the downtown Milan apartment Tuesday nounced they would be married in run -and -gun team, have four hump." might and were driven off in a taxi at Milan on Feb. 26. But recent news. players averaging in double fig- When referring to Johnny high speed with a police escort. It paper reports said the date was post- ures in Big West play and anoth- Johnson's turnover in the last 15 . Was not immediately known where poned because Berte's divorce from er who is averaging 9.5 ppg. seconds of the Long Beach they were headed. industrialist Roberto Berger was still UC1 is led by senior forward game, Berry said that you can't Earlier, after returning to the pending. Mike Doktorczyk, who is aver- dwell on one pass. apartment from the hospital, Borg Borg was previously married to aging 17.2 points per game. "I'm sure he felt bad about the said only, "I'm fine, it's all over." Romanian-born tennis player Mari - He's also the team's leading stolen pass," Berry said. "He'll Italian news agencies initially re- ana Simonescu. After divorcing in rebounder with an 8.9 rebounds have to shake those kinds of ported that the five-time Wimbledon 1983, Borg started dating Bjorling, a per game. In his last perfor- things off. He has a lot of pride champion may have swallowed as Swedish beauty queen, then 17. mance against SJSU, he scored and it is tough for him to swallow. many as 60 barbiturates in a suicide 19 points and grabbed 10 He has played well for us since attempt, but later said they had no rebounds. joining the team." official confirmation. Senior guard Kevin Floyd is The Spartans only shot 62.5 In Stockholm, the national news Derek Smith averaging 14.4 points per game percent from the line during the agency 11' said Borg's personal ad- in Big West play, sophomore Long Beach game. "Fatigue is a viser Ingmar Alverdal called on his fired for spat Ricky Butler 11.3 ppg. and still a, factor," said Berry. behalf to say that Borg became ill sophomore forward Jeff Senior forward Greg Marshal Ater eating at a restaurant. with coach Herdman 9.5 ppg. has come a long way, especially ' "Borg felt sick ... and took barbi- SJSU has to set the tempo of his confidence, Berry said. He's : fur:ries to fall asleep," Alverdal was SAC k \HATO (Al') Derek the game, Berry said. For SJSU, also improved his rebounding yijoted as saying. "But his nausea Smith put waivers by the Sacra- which has yet to win on the road skills. Desiano's increase in Mike Daffener Daily staff photograpnei got worse and in the morning, on mento Kings hillowing his sis-da in conference play, they'll have playing time has contributed to doctors advice, went to the hospi- suspension v.1111 pay for arguing v. ith to make it a half court game. his vast improvement, said Berry. Dwain Daniels has picked up the offensive burden tal." Coach Jerry Reynolds at a team After being treated. Alverdal said meeting. Borg went home "and announced "Relations between the Smith and from there that he felt perfectly all the Kings have been terminated aftei right." friendly negotiations, the team an Mara Savastano, a friend of the flounced Tuesday. "We concluded couple, said the singer told her that that as an organiiation ,.we had to Borg suffered from food poisoning. 111115e in a da term direction." ' Borg, who retired in 1983 at the Kings spokesman Bill Stevens age of 27. now runs a fashion busi- said the club signed Michael Jackson ness and helps promote tourism for on Triesda tor a 10-day contract, el- Sweden. He was considered a model tecti%e immediately. sportsman on the court and had no Jackson started the season on the :known problems with drugs or alco- injured list with the Kings. which hol. put him on a waiver Dec. 16 - -The incident came amid the public airing of his difficulties with his for- mer companion, Jannike Bjorling of Sweden. The couple has a 3-year-old NEED CASH? r SEA son, Robin. Work on Fortune 500 In an interview published Monday sal* Phoenix' Companies' Marketing New lurk Ca) ' in the Stockholm tabloid Aftonbla- roundir4p PS) roundlnp PS) roundtrip ' det. 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By Matthew D. Anderson The two teams received strong pitching and good defense kept us in Daily staff writer pitching performances up until the the ballgame. Good teams find a top of the tenth when the Spartans way to win these game." SJSU's baseball team took its exploded for four runs. The Aggies sent their best pitcher unblemished 7-0 record on the road Mike Irvin singled and was out to the mound to face Tuesday afternoon and came the home replaced by pinch runner Kelly Spartans. Kevin the same way they left. Grindy pitched no- Coan. Greg Mitchell sacrificed hit ball until the fourth when out- Winners. Coan to second and shortstop Steve fielder John Bracken singled. The Anderson singled to drive in Coan Aggies pitchers limited the Rocky The Spartans played UC Davis and and give the Spartans a 2-1 lead. Spartans to just two hits until Gus Torres answered questions about how a Anderson stole second and Andy the 10th-inning. young team would play on the road Coan walked to set up Mike SJSU's starter Martin held the ITS AMOJT-narai Far, LISLY, ann..E er_W in4a3 time. ART iliAhlINISay Gonzales' two-run triple, making 19 with a hard fought 4-1, 10-inning Aggies to one run and five hits over AMLND R:ciO ONS 6of ScidE L. NCNB& victory over the Aggies. the score 4-1. five innings. AN' elEeR KM:en WE, " Don Dryden pitched the final five The lone Aggies run came in the FAPAtUe AN' FIZENOW The Spartans hope to continue innings in relief of Chris crecix cur WE its Martin for bottom of the fourth on three singles GOO* FSib hot start when they host Cal State- his first win of the year. and a sacrifice fly which gave them $121811170 winw! Los Angeles this weekend for a It was the first extra-inning game a 1-0 lead. IIMANSWAll three game set. The two teams play of the year for the Spartans. In the top of the fifth, the Spartans on Friday at 2 p. m. and then meet "It was not an easy win on the tied the score when third baseman again on Saturday for a double- road," SJSU Coach Sam Piraro said. Greg Mitchell walked and stole sec- 4111.'" header starting at noon at Municipal "IX Davis' top two pitchers sty- ond, and scored on catcher Kevin NOW Stadium. mied us for most of the game. Our Tannahill's two out, base hit.

111.61:711i1116 Berry very Daily Interruption John Lascurettes WE good NOW in SfAikEY Oil Kings WS rcAnrr 114-99 win SEL1EVE PAR - TRA F F FT48Lf-hf., MORNING TROLLOP TO 5,4 S INC, COSTS 81 sTrnik/A/C, SACRAMENTO (AP) -The 3- Harold Pressley, Berry and Jim Pe- game." POLL ARS OVErRER15".EXUDGETeEmrEANDleatISZ5/27(il 6": point basket is a key to the Sacra- tersen. Pressley said the more the Kings AN srvesyr FEE 5- ARE mento Kings' long range offensive "We haven't added Jim's 3-point go to the outside, the more respect %mg_ UP, s. game plans. shooting to our game plan yet but be- they'll get from other teams and the (=a, Ricky Berry scored 23 points, in- lieve me he can do it," Reynolds inside will just open up naturally for eluding four 3-point baskets, as the said. "All I've got to do is have the < Kings defeated the San Antonio guts to go with him on 3-point Smith added 20, LaSalle Thomp- Spurs 114-99 in NBA action Tues- shots." son 19 and Pressley and Rodney Mc- day night. The Kings are 115 for 312 shots Cray 17 each for Sacramento. Berry had 11 of his points - in- from the 3-point range so far this Willie Anderson topped the Spurs cluding three 3-pointers - in the final season. Reynolds said the 37 percent with 26 while Frank Brickowski period as the Kings snapped a six accuracy rate makes "Sacramento added 20 points. game losing streak. one of the best 3-point shooting San Antonio has lost two straight "We've got to go with the 3-point teams in the NBA." games and 15 of the last 17 on the shot, Sacramento coach Jerry Rey- Berry is the league's seventh best road. Gary Delamore nolds said. "Especially when you 3-point shooter with a 28 for 64 Sacramento outrebounded the have an inside game like ours that's completion rate. Spurs 67-51. Thompson and Mc- f4.-51- clAy not as effective as it should be." "It's really kind of an easy shot Cray had 15 rebounds apiece. L A:4;k\ -41!." 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sports were cut. Heinal said. zat ions who have volunteered to pro- Protest The sometimes heated exchange Cold vide shelter for homeless persons. Belli: Ruling absurd included accusations by at least one "We are looking for places for the rorn puge / coach that both A.S. and the admin- From page I sick to go during the day," said An- From page I violation of the same NCA A rules. being held hostage." istration did not support SJSU's pretty good community despite it derson. "Getting people a little said. However, that cannot be determined While thev would like A.S. to sports program. all,' " said Anderson. "There are a healthy makes all the difference in The NCAA response will proba- by the association until they ask to pursue these meeting rule changes, group) that lot of people out there who are more the world." bly affect the eligibility for the re- return to the team. Hoffman said. coaches and players said they are "I'm fighting la rat's rear about athlet- in tune Ito the needs of the homeless) Russel Neeley, who has been maining boycotters if they want to He will meet with the players on caught in the crossfire of what is doesn't give a Dick Montgomery. SJSU than ever before, and it's encourag- staying at the San Jose armory for return to the team, according to Hof- Friday to discuss their restoration, he reallv a feud between the admimstra- ics,' said in ing." about a month, said going out on the fman, because they are probably in said. non and A.S women's volleyball coach, 10 years, do I On Saturday, things were back to streets early in the morning is the Several coaches compared the his address. "After walk because you don't care?" normal at the San Jose armory. most difficult part of living at the A.S. 's refusal to lift the funding The cold weather shelters operate shelter. Guests are usually required Latanya Linzie, who described Ro- Some speakers suggested that liveze to the administration's deci- from Dec. 1 to March 31, and are to leave the shelter at lam. berson as a special and loving per- continue to push for the meet- Student sion to cut minor sports. A.S. open on a week-to-week basis de- "That's sort of cruel and inhu- son. "She was very friendly to ev- change when negotiating The stand taken by A.S. was ing rule pending on weather forecasts, mane treatment if you ask me," he From page I eryone. I'll miss her." contributions for next year's athletic praised by Kevin Hejnal, former McEntee said. The cold weather said. Her interests included singing. Mrs. Roberson described her budget. coach of the wrestling team. which shelter program has housed almost Gerald Ziemann has been home- Last semester Roberson volunteered daughter, one of several children, as \. is eliminated last May. This approach has been unsuc- three times as many people this year less for five years. He said he es- to sing during a performance of the "the joy of my life. She lived a very Releasing the funds now would cessfully tried by the board before, as it did last year. Since Dec. 6, it capes the morning cold by catching San Jose Gospel Ensemble, even full life in just 20 years." lore the larger issues concerning said Leigh Kirmsse, director of Cali- has provided about 124.((X) beds, he the 5:34 a.m, bus to Carl's Jr. Res- though she was not a member. A rosary will be said tonight from :Ament of players and how minor fornia State Affairs. said. taurant in the Pruneyard Shopping Born in Santa Cmz, Roberson 6 to 9 p.m. at the Four Seasons Fu- Despite the increased provisions Center. where he has coffee and lived in Santa Clara. She graduated neral Home on Cayuga Street in for night shelter, Kae Lewis, admin- waits for the temperature to rise. from Oak Grove High School in Santa Cmz. Funeral services will be Manson faces 7th parole hearing istrative assistant of Acts Contribut- In the wake of the recent cold 1986. held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Garfield ing to Solutions for the Homeless, front, the San Jose Armory extended "She always tried to bring the Park Christian Church on Erret Cir- S \N QI 1.N FlN tAl'i Mass slayings ol Miss Tate, four of her said there is still a pressing need for its hours for Monday. It opened at 5 best out of everyone," said Tracey cle in Santa Cniz. unirderer Charles Manson Wednes- guests and two other people in a sep- shelter during the daylight hours. p.m., an hour earlier than usual, and Newman. a freshman majoring in Donations may be made in Victo- Ias t.iced his stnenth parole hearing arate attack the following night. Anderson said the Emergency the overnight guests were not re- political science. "If they knew her, ria's memory to the Adult and Child iii c he was imprisoned for the mur- Prosecutors contended Manson Housing Consortium is going to quired to leave until 8 a.m., an hour they loved her." Guidance Clinic in San Jose, 950W. lets of pregnant actress Sharon Tate ordered the killings to trigger a race begin screening people and organi- later than usual. "She was my best friend," said Julian St., San Jose. 95126. .nd sr, other, in 1969 war that he believed was foretold in [he hearing began at about 10 the Beatles' song. "Fklter Skelter." .i in. PST. There was no estimate of Manson boycotted his hearing in said. "I don't know what's wrong reached for comment. Pietrangelo said, because the wood toss long it would last. December 1982, when he was den- Steps with them." Dolan Concrete Construction will moldings have to be redone and con- His last parole hearing was held ied parole and directed to return in Jim Dolan, president of Dolan probably be held responsible for the crete has to be repoured. ihree v ears ago. when Manson told three years to try again. From page I Concrete Construction, could not be steps, said Ron Barrett, director of Pietrangelo estimated that it tlit hearing panel he spent his time in But Manson's bizarre appearance amount. reached for comment. the Student Union. would take two to three weeks be- prison making dolls of scorpions and rambling comments he up- "Otherwise they are not safe, and Roebbelen's project manager, "For some reason they didn't fore the steps were completely re- with the power to torment" and peared at his last hearing with long someone could hit a bigger or Tom Shields, could not be reached meet specifications, but I don't done. inked to pursue violent world revo- grey beard and hair and delivered an smaller stair and fall down," Lustig for comment. Representatives from know why," Barrett said. "And "Who knows, now," he said. haion if freed. often-incoherent 20-minute speech said. Professional Management Asso- that's all I know." "We've got to start all over again." Manson and several members of along with the severity of his Pietrangelo contended that the ciates. the firm overseeing Rec Cen- Repairing the steps could cost Dolan Concrete Construction his so-called "family" of followers crimes have convinced six parole steps were built properly. ter construction for the CSU Chan- Dolan Concrete Construction any- began reconstruction of the first set were eopvieted in the Los Angeles boards to deny him freedom. "To me they looked good," he cellor's office, also could not be where from $35,000 to $40,000. of steps Jan. 30. SPARTAN BOOKSTORE *SERVICE IS OUR MAJOR. VALENTINE'S DAY FEB 14

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