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SPARTAII 1934 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since Volume 90, No. 53 l'ucs(lay . April 2(1. 1985 100W pre-exam policy creates confusion

By Vie Vogler If students enrolled in 100W this Daily staff writer `No matter when you start, you will always fall fail the pre-test. Natty believes 100W changes affect students Some faculty and school officials their schedules will he disturbed. He disagree over the future merits of the be told you didn't give enough notice.' feels the lack of students might also These are the changes Until July 16, students new 100W policy. But all agree that cause some sections to close. under the new 100W policy:. may take a waiver exam to it's creating confusion right now. Leo Dorosz, "There will he a lot Students who enroll in bypass the 100W require- Starting this fall, students enrolled of sections folding and in 100W will be required to pass a associate academic vice president consolidating." he said. 100W must pass a $25 pre- ment. School officials have pre-test before receiving credit for Nancy Fimble, a business profes- test before they can be ad- yet to decide whether stu- the class. Adopted in fall 1986, the Daily as the "official line of com- tion, also expects some initial prob- sor who teaches 100W, is undecided mitted to the class. Students dents will have to pass both policy will screen those who aren't munication. lems with informing students. about the pre-test policy. She sees who take the class without the Writing Skills Test and prepared for "advanced instruc- "It's difficult for us to figure out "I suppose if I had a . . budget. advantages. but not in the way stu- passing dents have been informed. the test will receive the waiver exam after July. tion," Leo Dorosz. associate aca- other ways to do it," he said. "The I'd take out an ad," she said. "But I a U" grade. 100W re- demic vice president, said Monday. word doesn't always get to every- don't have a budget. No matter how "I wish there had been more no- "No matter when you start, you one." much you warn people, reality tice given to students about the mains a graduation require- Students who fail the will always be told you didn't give Dorosz acknowledges that some doesn't set in." change in policy," Fimble said. ment. WST may take an optional enough notice," he said. students may not be informed of the "We're not sure all those students Like most SJSU faculty, Mara Students will no longer sophomore writing class to For two years, SJSU has notified policy before they choose classes for are going to get the word between Southern, director of testing and lake a university-wide exam improve their skills. The students through bulletins and list- next fall. Next semester he "antic- now and fall." added Damon Nally, evaluation, knew of the policy for after finishing 100W. Until course, however, does not ings in the school catalog and sched- ipates a flurry of activity." the chairman of the social science two years. But she didn't know ule of classes, Dorosz added. He Cynthia Margolin. associate dean department. "I have yet to find a now, the exam was manda- . excuse students from the said the campus relies on the Spartan for academic advisement and reten- student who knows." See /00W. hack page tory to pass the course. WST requirement. Saxon picked Come blow your horn ahead of Perez in late rounds

Saxon received his first contact NFL draft call from the Chiefs at 6:45 a.m. "They called to tell me that they were going to use their sixth round By Jennifer Truman draft pick for me," Saxon said. Daily staff writer Saxon became the first Spartan Only two SJSU seniors were se- from the 1987 PCAA Championship lected in the two-day National Foot- team to be picked up by the profes- ball League draft. sional ranks. Many followers of Running back James Saxon was SJSU football hoped to see their se- the first Spartan picked up as the niors go a little higher up. Kansas City Chiefs picked him in the "I wasn't disappointed." Saxon sixth round. said. "Being drafted is good enough Quarterback Mike Perez was cho- alone." sen by the New York Giants in the Saxon will head for Kansas City seventh round. some time next week. "I'm not really disappointed "I'll probably start out on the spe- (about not going higher in the cial teams," Saxon said. "Filling draft)," Perer said. "I prepared my- the running hack slot right now are self for the worst. I had a feeling I Paul Palmer and Chris Nicoal." was going to go late.'' Palmer. from Temple University, Perez, who only watched the first was a candidate for the 1986 Heis- two rounds of the draft Sunday, said man Trophy. he received the call from the Giants "I'm just really excited." Saxon at 8:30 Monday morning. Perez will said. "To be considered one of the he leaving for New York today. best in the country is great: to be art ew lurham laily staff photographer "I'm happy to go." Perez said. drafted is just another accomplish- "Besides arranging my contract. I'll ment." Jun Jang and the Pan %%len Arkestra members Jett Pressman, left, the lunt h stiles, the' group encourages students Iii n rite Ronald probably he attending a mini - Both Perez and Saxon will not be and John W orley Jr. play jazz at the Student Union Amphitheater at Reagan about the plight of Japanese- .1mericans in Sorld Vt ar camp.'' See DRAFT. back page Economist urges abolishment Researcher 'Private' poet Olds of current income tax system talks chimp returns to San Jose Dani Parkin alva>s enjoys coming to San Jose. By Hazel Whitman on campus Daily staff writer "The center is famous all over the Daily stall writer By KatarinaJonholt Most poets are ecstatic to re.eal country," she said, "It has the repu- is the noblest of human motivations, accord Greed thought we were supposed to Daily staff writer themselves to their audience, hut tation of being a real positive place Friday's honors convocation guest speaker. 'I mg to Like a Doctor !Nanette of modern poet Sharon Olds insisted Friday for poets.'' economist. Walter Williams. also The outspoken putting humanism into the science. Roger Fouts can "talk with night that poets need privacy, too. said. "I am for seduction, but I am against rape." be Her reading started with a poem the animals" using American 'Most poets are not all poets," Both of the above statements refer to Williams' phi she had memoriied. "For a Missing world.' Sign Language. Sharon Olds said. None of the losophy of opposition to taxation. Roy.'' She said reciting a mem- The primate language researcher poems she reads necessarily reties:, 'We ask. moral for anybody to confis- orized poem allowed more feeling to need to 'Is it Sivertsen, will speak on "Chimpanzee Conver- her family or herself. property of one American and give it to another Wiggsy he placed into the content. cate the sations: Public and Private. at 7 'It's all about pris :icy.' she said. American?' " Williams said to a full house of honor stu- SJSU counselor p.m. Thursday in Duncan Hall, But fellow poets, at the San Jose "It's very different knowing i the and their families in Morris Dailey Auditorium. dents Room 135. Center for Poetry and literature poem), not having it bounce from Most members of the audience applauded Williams' Fouts is best known for his work reading said her poetry was personal the page, hut coining from here." remarks. is a basic pan of your own freedoms," he continued. with female chimpanzees Lucy and and in-depth. she said, pointing to her chest Wiggsy Sivensen was one audience -old economist was introduced as "a SJSU Counselor The 52 -year Washoe at Central Washington Uni- "She writes out of herself It's In "For a Missing Boy ." Olds who was not clapping when the keynote speaker major scholar in his discipline" by SJSU President Gail member versity. Lucy coined the phrases strong, honest stufT. said Pat Shel- talks about her son seeing a missing finished. Fullerton. "cry hurt food" for radishes and ley, a Saratoga poet. boy poster on a bus She relates how "1 thought we were supposed to he putting human- "His educational background and career reflect a 'candy fruit'' for watermelon. "She made a lot of sense. her son felt He said that since the ism into the world," Sivensen said. level of achievement that I hope many SJSU students try Fouts is no longer working with . . . She's really great. said Gre- missing boy w as only 6 ' and he was "I thought I was trying to (make the world more hu- to embrace." Fullerton said. Lucy. said Robert Jurmain. profes- gory Hall. a San Jose poet. 7, he s as much too big for the same mane)," Williams later said. However. Fullerton didn't say if she agreed with any sor of anthropology. But Washoe is This was the third reading Olds thing to happen to him. "I respect human freedoms so much I would never of Williams' non-mainstream ideas on domestic or for- a member of his five-chimp family at had done for the center. She said she See POET. hack page support helmet laws. Taking chances with your own life See HONORS, back page the university. Washoe is the must famous sign- ing chimp in the world." Jurmain Japanese success Prophet warns of world destruction said. Washoe, who knows 160 words, By Lisa Walker taught her adoptive son. Landis. to Daily staff writer Russian's synitail. which is a ham- sign and the two of them have been Student to travel abroad For 10 years. prophet Leland mer crossing through a sickle, and a Filmed signing to each other when no Freeborn has traveled the United parable from the Bible which reads: humans are around. States to warn people of nuclear war, to learn business ethics which he says will destroy the earth "In a moment my judgment come American Sign Language is one oi in 1988. upon the world. My HAMMER will the two main languages used by the By Joe S. Kappia In her studies. Jun s,mysOle will "My people must needs be smash the doctrines of men and false hearing impaired in the United Daily staff writer pay close at to the reason why warned my sons. to prepare them for traditions of their fathers. As I reap States, the other being Signing Exact An SJSU student has said that she the Japanese are so successful in the that which is shortly come upon the earth with my SICKLE the stub- English. Experiments with the chim- hopes to contribute toward the world today unlike the United

them. In my wrath, the sickle shall ble of the field shall he burned. panzees have "incorporated people growth of the American economy by States. . . At my command. my HAM- fluent signers." Jur- reap the earth, for the field is 'white' who are very translating Japanese business ethics "What MER shall break to pieces the na- do they have that we don't and ready to harvest. for they keep main said. into the American reality. have here in America?" she asked. tions and they shall become chaff in impaired people and oth- Yon Jun made remarks not all my commandments." he Hearing Jae the Jun contends that "they were not the winds that blow." who sign from a very young age Thursday in an during a re- said. ers interview like this 10 years ago" and would more efficient teachers than ception held in honor of students "Speak unto the elect that they Freeborn suggests that people are therefore like to study the secrets be- those who are essentially learning who will he leaving campus next se- may hear and prepare. Amen," look up the parable for reassurance hind Japan's success and inject the along with the animals, he said. mester to study overseas as part of Freeborn said he wrote the latter in Jeremiah 23:20-29 and 50:22-25. same int() the business ethics and Jurmain, who teaches a class the California State University inter- statement after awakening from a Joel 3:13-16. Revelations 14:14-20. work culture in American life. called "Monkeys. Apes and Hu- national program. dream. the Second Psalm and Hebrews Freeborn said the ..iconfrontation mans," said, "Chimps and humans Jun, who is among 21 students se- In her belief. "America is great 12:29. with war, which is eminent, will be are almost 99 percent genetically lected to study abroad, will he study- but we have to go out and expand more room with Russia. He said he comes to Freeborn said the nuclear war will I,eland Freeborn identical." ing international business at Waseda our knowledge and make CHIMPS, back page TRAVEL. back page this conclusion by comparing the See PROPHET. lank page /moo See University in Tokyo. See Page 2 Tuesday., April 26, 1988/ Spartan Daily FORUM Publiminal Messages

Dave r_DIU:143r Lanson Published for the University TV carrier's more merrier and the University Community by the Department of Journalism /tuned in Sunday night to the latest television and Mass Communications rip-off of the film industry. In this instance, "Top Gun" has been perverted into "Supercar- Since 1934 rier" by ABC, and its depiction of life aboard an aircraft carrier is as firmly based in reality as "Ho- gan's Heroes" was a reflection of World War II. I should know. I spent two years, 195 days and roughly 12 hours stationed aboard one of the things, and it certainly wasn't the rosey, happy little world I saw on "Supercarrier." Low-tech minds First of all, most ships of that size and class don't contain the most clean, brightly lit work- places as depicted in the television show. Many in high-tech times older ships and others have their own stowaway When 1 ,is I e. ld I ,sent to sec the James rats, cockroaches and other little wildlife. The older Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me." As the ships have to be maintained twice as often to look movie opened I first heard Carly Simon sing "No- half as clean. So "swabbing the decks" and chip- body Does It Better" as silhouettes of nude women ping paint are continuing activities. tumbled across the screen. Life on board the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk, which Then, suddenly, something incredible hap- was commissioned in 1961, also included racial pened! The audience gasped as it saw, for the first tension, a secret police-like unit obsessed with op- time a digital watch. pressing the crew, and a captain whose concern Imagine that. Right there on 007's elegantly about his crew ranked right up there with his con- hairy wrist. Numbers where the hands had always cern about the sea life the ship helped to pollute been. every day. Now, of course, they give digital watches away The crew members on the fictitious "U.S.S. with subscriptions to Georgetown" in the TV series seemed to have Time magazine. plenty of time on their hands while out at sea. Hav- They did, at least, ing a spare moment to think in real life was rare be- until digital watches cause most everyone was on a 12 hours-on/I2 lost all allure as a hours-off schedule at the very least. There were marketing incentive people in critical jobs in the operations department by becoming almost and the air wing who regularly clocked 18 hours or worthless. more every day. The development But these people in "Supercarrier" got to go to of the microchip will Letters to the Editor all sorts of exciting places. One of the characters, a almost assuredly be newly suckered recruit just barely out of boot remembered in his- camp, spends his time practicing his martial arts on guess again. After July '88, to quote of wonderful girls in Alpha Phi and tory as the most im- Whose idea was this? the Flight Deck. Back in my time, we didn't get up from the "Writing Skills Test Bulli- end with something a wise man once portant contribution there too often, possibly because of the great possi- Jeff Editor, ten." "Students planning to satisfy told me: "Opinions are like noses: of our times. We bility of being hit by a plane, sucked into) a jet en- SJSU strikes again. After elimi- the graduation writing requirement everybody's got one." If you are have gone. in just 10 Elder gine or decapitated by a helicopter rotor, not to nating too-few parking spaces, rais- via the waiver exam after July, writing a column, those opinions years, from a society mention the possibilitry of being blown over the ing parking rates, and attempting to 1988, must also first pass the should be backed up with rationality in which computers were misunderstood and intim- side by the often blustery winds. browbeat students into paying for a WST." You must first take a test to and facts. Freedon of speech brings idating, to a society in which most households have the Sh---y Kitty or the bungled and mis-managed embarras- take a test? with it a certain amount of responsi- On the ship we called one. when myself and ment of a Rec Center, now this ad- This administration is without bility even on the editorial page. Hate Boat, there were instances But although the Pony Express stopped riding go days without seeing the ministration is financially striking mercy. It may also be without intelli- my co-prisoners would I(X) years ago, we have a cowboy in the White chances to see outside but if the students in the very classroom. gence. Do you wonder why students Dean Migoola sun. There were a few House, and the dust of our old heroes drifts through worked the graveyard shift. as I Page 23 of the Fall '88 schedule are apathetic or fed up? At least Senior you were busy and this computer age. about 8 a.m. and woke up tells the tale of woe. After July waive the WST requirement for TV Journalism did, you hit the hunk at We are a country whose technology has so pass the time sleeping 1988, (that's this summer, folks) all those current students who have after 6 p.m. It was easy to quickly- flown past its culture that our heroes are before mandatory drug- students who are required to take completed English IA and I B as of that long it was back simply computer caricatures of themselves. Gary English 100W (junior level writing) May, 1988. 'Cute' candidate speaks testing. Cooper is colorized so it looks like he wears course will first be required to take a of William Twaddell life on a carrier was crowded and in- mousse in his hair, We play computer versions Written Skills Test. If you enroll Mostly. Senior Editor. convenient. Serving the 5.400 people, the baseball, a 120-year-old game. now through CAR for 100W next se- Religious Studies This is a letter from the "cute" ship maintained two television stations, The plots of our popular movies are often cheap inester.and flunk the test (test dates candidate who just happened to four radio stations, a library, weight room and bastardizaions of Homer and Shakespeare. Foot- are May 21 and July 9) you may nor ball, an American version of an ancient game, is More Julie-bashing bring her brain with her to school enough retail stores so the crew could purchase e% take the CAR reserved class; you today. In response to Julie Rogers' erything from a portable cassette player. to uni- our national %Won. will be dropped. Editor. column, "cuteness" does not win forms, to the latest issue of Penthouse. We are a culturally basic, if not timeless, peo- Adding insult, the mandatory tee It's a ploy, ladies and gentlemen. elections. Hard work wins elec- But sailors can only carry so much. The only ple. for the test is $25. So, we have a They want our letters to the editor, tionsthe same hard work I've put room for personal items that was provided was But our times are silently ticked away by mil- mandatory fee to take a mandatory so they got Julie Rogers to write a into the housing community, and the equal to about two large suitcases. Each bunk is lions of digital watches. And at this point. our cul- to take a mandatory class for test column so had it begs for criticism. same hard work I put into my about six feet long, three feet wide and there's ture makes its living with computers, but retains the which we are already paying through The article could have been an April classes. I haven't become an honor about 30 inches clearance between the mattress and same culture as when it made its living with plows. our tuition increasing tuition. Looks Fool's joke, but her condemnation of student based on "cuteness." the bunk above. There were about 80 such bunks in Our culture struggles to catch up to science. We suspiciously like an end-run tuition SJSU's phone system was right on It's ironic that in this era when a berthing compartment. mechanize our daily lives. Even our appearance be- increase to me. target. and it's well past April I. comes more and more machine-like. Fashion mod- women are struggling to be taken se- Other inacuracies featured on ABC's weekly In questioning students over the Then what is it? Well, the title els wear padded shoulders and flat tops, and end up riously and to be evaluated based on one-hour recruiting film included a noticable lack past two days. since I first became gives it away. "Shooting from the looking like Rock 'em Sock 'ern Robots, the Punch their abilities, it often isn't men who of black and Filipino) sailors. who make up a large aware of this. I did not find one who hip" suggests a fast reaction without and Judy game we played with in the country's are sexist. It's other women. Most of part of today's Navy. One of the main officers was knew about this new burden. thinking. It's obvious that many of computer infancy. us have been guilty of this from time black, but everyone else, both officers and enlisted, In an attempt to find out who ini- Rogers' comments were not thought Although grown technology, to time, and that needs to change. were white. And the crew included a number of we have up with tiated this latest fiat. I contacted the through. First she implies an apa- the greatest part of American culture and almost Julie Rogers survey" citing that 50 really young first clAss petty officers, who) in real- Testing Office, which passed me to thetic school by the phrase "ridin' all of its myths are completely percent of the student population ity, are unlikely to achieve such a high rank at such incompatible with the General Education Advisement again at the Double Apathy Ranch." the tiny world of the microchip. votes for the cutest candidate doesn't a young age. Center, which advised me to speak Then she attacks the most involved For 2(X) years American really tell us about the student body And in the episode 1 saw, the plot involved the machines continued with the Academic Senate, or the students on campus: athletes. Asso- getting bigger and better, until, It tells us about Julie Rogers. ship having to pass through a narrow strait that the suddenly, the rest English department. In other words. ciated Students candidates, and of the world began making captain suspected possibly contained World War II machines smaller and they did not know. Greeks. Those specific attacks have Kimberly Scon better. mines that could still he detonated. But this idiot of One last note. If you think you'll already been torn to shreds in other Senior When Japan gave Detroit an economic drubbing a captain waits until a mine blasts a hole in the hull just take the waiver exam (which letters, so I'll just mention that she Psychology in the 1970s. we caught our first glimpse of Ameri- before calling for general quarters. during which also costs $25) and avoid the mess. wrongfully hurt the feelings of a lot I hrector of Personnel -elect ca's technological mortality. The American car, the 'all hands man their battle (actually, for the most world's greatest common technology for more than part, damage control) stations, ’ and all watertight 50 years. was eclipsed by smaller, cheaper models. Imiches and fittings are secured in order to keep the And now, the computer, like the Chinese snake ship from sinking. that bites its own tail, has come full circle. After The program also contained all sorts of nit-pick- less than a generation of common use, basic com- ing inconsistencies that are really minor. For exam- puters are already outdated. ple, when the captain ordered a landing patty to Our technology continues to gallop across fron- collect allegedly top secret materials that could fall tiers faster and faster, dragging our heroes along into unfriendly hands, not only did armed regular behind it. sailors man the group. but they were led by a pair of jet pilots who were engaged in a dogfight with enemy fighters just minutes before. I guess the pro- gram's technical adviser didn't know that most car- Forum Policy riers have sizable Marine detachments specially trained to fulfill such a role. Moreover, the olive green helicopters used in the show appeared to he more appropriate for the Army instead of the Navy. The Spartan Daily would like to hear There were other problems that are tiny gaffs, from you our readers. such as the enlisted men and even some of the offi- cers all needing haircuts. Only one or two of the ac- jp. tors' grooming would have passed some chief petty Your ideas, comments. criticisms and officer's close inspection. And there were several suggestions are encouraged. We feel that examples of people walking around outside the ship with hats on, again, a violation of Naval regula- by listening to our readers we can better EARLY RETIRE MEW" tions, 71.-iE CHICKEN COMPANY' serve the campus community. However, FetR MANAGEMF.NT" -Mom IRAllon.1 OF One last problem: at one point. the "Supercar- AO:W*11'10N GOWEN PARACI-ILtfC5 EMPLOYEES . OR. rier" was far out to sea with no plans of pulling into) personal attacks and letters in poor taste ONEMONTH NOTI CC-5 port when the Bridge called for the "special sea - will not he published. and-anchor detail." which is normally met with glee or depression from the crew because that sig- nals that the ship is bout to enter or leave port. A All letters may be edited for length or slight snafu, perhaps. But unforgivable when even libel. We will also a four-year Navy vet like myself who didn't pay corrent obvious style much attention to traditional Navy protocal knows and grammar errors. The Daily reserves otherwise. When films or television depict military life. the right to limit the number of letters on a the producers should he careful to make sure that it given topic after a sufficient amount of is portrayed realistically. There are too many im- GO Ft.leILIC pressionable young people who may get the wrong comment has appeared. VJtH-4 PART idea about the romanticism and adventure of mili- tary life. I'm not saying they should talk Letters must bear the writer's name. pAR-ri AL L U 'CAM ON . to a gun-shy vet SELLING -OFF PARTS like Inc who is very sour on the lack of personal major, phone number and class level. OF THE CA4iCil..EN CO.fo freedom in the armed services, but neither should PAY coR DEEM INC,4itZ,VE12 they automatically swallow recruiting office hooey Deliver letters to the Daily office on :7.,.11L4,111rrw- like ''Supercarrier'' Dave Lanson is the Forum page editor. He the second floor of Dwight Bente! Hall or 71-4E. LEVECAsi6eD BOY our" ( How if" f?EALLY WOW'S) would like to lend a hearty "F'I'N" to those who were also in the Navy and feel similarly . Puhli- to the Student Union information desk. minal Messages appears every Tuesday .

p. Spartan Daily/Tuesday, April 26, 1988 e Alumna creates S.J. arts academy

By Hazel Whitman Daily staff writer 'My studio started in my back patio. I have done everything from Hard work can overcome adver- sity in areas ranging from filming the 'Roots' to Toyota commercials.' movie "Roots to having root canal surgery. The organizer and founder of the Delores East, San Jose Youth Academy for Per- organizer and founder. Son Jose Youth Academy for Performing Arts forming Arts. Delores East. has done both. The SJSU alumna spoke majoring in business management. four stores featuring looks from cot- The show's assistant artistic direc- Friday night, after having had oral whose hobby is modeling. ton casual to a complete bridal party. tor. Andrew Drader spoke about the surgery five hours earlier, about her "I want to someday own my own Along with the fashion show, four challenges he faced in putting the goals. business, to design as well as own a dance numbers were presented by show together. (the moats stand for Totally Karen boutique." Caampued said. five dancers: 7..om Burciaga. Karen "The hardest part after organizer by Karen Harold), Model Sean Kelly said he had pre- Harold, Phillip Robert, James Kim was convincing sponsored a benefit show to help cre- viously worked with TK produc- Kulp and Tony Tira. all the stores that it was OK for them to work ate her non-profit Academy. tions, which is how he got involved Some dance numbers Acre cho- together. Many stores would only "My studio started in my back with the benefit show. reographed by the dancers them- participate if they were granted patio. I have done everything from "Getting the San Jose Youth Aca- selves. After watching a duet fea- exclusivity." Mader said. 'Roots' to Toyota commercials," idamy for the Performing Arts under- turing James and Kulp, the show's "We were able to get it all to- East said. way in San Jose is important," Kelly announcer said the evening revealed gether in one place from the Her business manager Tony said. the energy of youth. along with ticket sales to all the organization." Handee said East "has a passion and The models v, mire clothing from some definite talent. he added. desire for youth and is a positive mo- tivating force behind the birth of the San Jose Youth program.' NEW YORK (AP) A man has Richard Colon. 23, of the Bronx The evening show, held at San Suspect pulls been charged with robbery after he told police after his arrest Friday that Jose's LeBaron Hotel, featured both allegedly held a hypodermic needle he did not have acquired immune de- modeling and dancing. jewel heist next to a woman's neck and threat- ficiency syndrome but that he was an One of the eight models, Marivic ened to give her AIDS if she did not intravenous drug user, said Sgt. Hazel Whitman Special to the Daily Caampued, is an SJSU freshman hand over her jewelry Maurice Howard. Br WC I imla guirre, left. 'groom' Dewayne Campbell and 'attendant' with needle Nlaris ic 'aainpued tel the outfits they wore in the finale of the show.

13oatt Coordinator seeks OVERSIZE mind Sptttt COME WALK TO A NEW AGE STORE and receive a free gift with this ad. more involvement CRYSTALS, CANDLES, AND ITEMS TO RELIEVE PERFUMES FOR PERSONAL ANXIETY AND TO By Joe S. Kappid with the program since its inception COPIES INTER-PERSONAL AND IMPROVE ACADEMIC Daily staff writer in 1963 except on an individual HEALING EXCELLENCE The tragedy of the international basis. Expectations of students vary When you need high quality copies program at SJSU is that students which might bring some disappoint CRYSTALS: NATURAL LOVE OILS have misunderstood the program. ments to a few based on what they of documents up to 24" x 36", EARTH STONES FOR NEW AGE MUSIC creating poor participation, said My find in reality as opposed to what DECORATIVE AND Yarabinec, California State Univer- they imagine about a particulai HEALING PURPOSES BOOKS ON NEW AGE sity campus relations coordinator. depend on Kinko's. country, he said. Spiritual. and, Psttchic Readinct Avaitabte Speaking at a reception Thursday Yarahinec cautioned students 1,, held in honor of 21 students who will always do thorough research about a be leaving this summer for overseas particular country before going theie SANTA BARBARA - NEW VISION universities. Yarabinec said that stu- for studies. 791 So. First St. / Virginia San dents hold some erroneous views Digressing from the main top'. Jose, CA 95113 (408) 998 0648 that the program is expensive and Yarabinec chided the Spartan Ii. kinkoss only designed for students majoring for giving poor publicity to the (h. ii' 481 E. SAN CARLOS ST. 295-5511 in foreign languages. ities of the international program. OPEN 24 HOURS SUN-THUR He brushed aside these views as Last autumn, he said, the papci UNTIL 10 PM FRI & SAT misconceptions. saying any major gave the cold shoulder to an aware can be studied abroad through affil- ness meeting he conducted on cam- iation with foreign universities under pus while another CSU campus ttttttttttttt the CSU international programs. paper miles away embraced the idea ;,14:1;:,,.."eth'stawttut1111111111111111111111111liiiiii He further said that the cost of ith a front-page lead. Instead, the room and board in other countries is Daily placed the story on an inside "girc Israel's even cheaper than it is in California. Page. As an example, it is "cheaper for Independence Day CSU students to study in New Zea- SJSU is a commuter campus. he That's what companies say land than to study here, according to pointed out, and in that regard. stu- statistics, he cited. dents depend on campus newspapers ret Wed., AprIl 27th 11:00-2:00 about how well Adia temps work Yarabinec told professors who for information. He hopes to launch That's what Adia temps say had come to see their students off to a campaign in the Spartan Daily next encourage other students to partici- year to fully inform the students about the work Adia gets for them. about the international programs. pate ill the program. i Over 100 Job Skills As a Temporary, Ad la While light refreshments were He told the departing students HIllel Invites Needs OffersYou Full-Time served, the CSU campus relations to Suit Your that, for the moment, their expecta- Clerical Sect- eta nal Benefits coordinator pinned golden pins with you to an tions about the program are just a ight Industrial Paid Holidays the engraving IP on the chests of the ISRAEL FAIR matter of theory and abstract hut 1.irketing Legal Lite Health Insurance when they come hack front abroad. 21 students. ii.shnical Al. lb bibIItill4 Petit 'mince Bonuses experience to The director of the program on they will have enough Data te %TM PI e iyessill(1 1.isal Assignments tap on. campus, Serena Stanford. ss'shed re. ‘,!’// Yarabinec said that there had been the students extraordinary luck and a Come in or Call Today for Immediate Information! no significant problem associated smashing time abroad. -!\.4frez Temporary and Permanent Placement.

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But he insisted on staying at Super bowl champs might be willing completed the list of players se- considered short by pro stan- A&M. 11th. on the second day of the NFL draft quarterback despite the contention to deal Jay Schroeder, the backup to lected by the San Francisco 49ers dards. His college career ended Seven of San Francisco's 10 Monday after the position was vir- by some scouts that he was ttx) small Doug Williams. But Humphries is in the NFL draft which ended on a sour note as he was declared draft picks were defensive play- tually ignored the first day. and didn't have an arm strong considered a project who will take Tuesday. The 12th -round se- ineligible for the Orange Bowl ers. including their top iv, , McPherson. who led Syracuse to enough for an NFL quarterback. several years to develop. lection was the fourth linebacker game after testing positive for a choices, ends Danny Stub!, an 11-0-I season, was taken with the He would be more likely to fit into Two more quarterbacks went dur- drafted by the team. prescription drug on the NCAA's (Miami) and Pierce Holt (Angelo 12th pick of the sixth round by the the Philadelphia style than that of ing the seventh round Mike Perez The 230-pound player from list of banned substances. State) on the second round. The Philadelphia Eagles the 149th other teams. The Eagles' starter, of San Jose State to the New York Miami of Florida is the son of for- Other picks Tuesday: line- 49ers took two kickers and jost player taken but only the second true Randall Cunningham, is a Giants and Kerwin Bell of Florida to mer quarterback George Mira. backer Kevin Bryant of Delaware one offensive player. Clarkson. quarterback taken during the draft. scrambler. McPherson plays the Miami. Both had been rated much who spent his first five pro sea- State. round No. 7; Larry Clark- from the college ranks, but they The first, Chris Chandler of same way, although he is four inches higher before subpar senior seasons, sons with the 49ers. The father, a son, a 6-7, 303-pound offensive got a veteran wide receiver. Washington. was chosen on the third shorter, 35 pounds lighter and lacks prticularly Perez, who is considered star passer at Miami. was a sec- tackle from Montana. 8th; line- Dokie Williams. on Sunday by round Sunday by Indianapolis. the Cunningham's arm strength. a tough-guy kind of leader and once ond-round draft pick in 1964. backer Brian Bonner of Minne- trading their first -round pick to 76th pick overall. Earlier. Phoenix Cunningham and McPherson had a roughing-the-rusher penalty George Mira Jr. was a standout sota, 9th; placekicker Tim Foley the Los Angeles Raiders had taken Tom Tupa of Ohio State would also give the Eagles two black called on him. with the 68th pick, put Tupa is re- quarterbacks, the second time in The draft wound up at 5 p.m. garded primarily as a punter. NFL history that has happened. In EDT after a total of 16 hours, 44 Before this year. the latest a quar- 1984. Houston had Warren Moon minutes over two days. the second terback had been chosen was in and Brian Ransom on their active fastest draft since the AFL/NFL Motivational tapes, tirades 1974, when Dallas took Danny roster. merger in 1967. The fastest was White with the 53rd pick. Two picks after McPherson, Dal- 16:19 in 1981. Altogether. I 1 quarterbacks were las took another quarterback, Scott taken on the second day. Secules of Virginia. And later in the can't stop O's losing streak McPherson, a 6-foot, 182- sixth round. Washington took Stan pounder with 4.4 speed in the 40- Humphries, a quarterback from KANSAS CITY. Mo. (API is at .190. Billy changed his uniform yard dash, might have been taken Northeast Louisiana. Pregame motivational tapes, post- from No. 3 to No. 7 which his fa- game tirades and even the Amazing ther used to wear when Cal Sr. Kreskin. None has helped the Balti- SPORTS was fired as manager after the sixth more Orioles. loss. And as bad as the Zer-O's are. The week Frank Robinson took there are more problems ahead. and Lee Lacy, each signed after an over as manager, a business called SPECIAL OFFER They have no pitching. no minor off-year in 1984, cost a No. I draft "The Robinson Co." burned down league system and no real reason to pick apiece. They were quick-fix in Baltimore. think things will get better soon. gambles a radical departure from Robinson says. "my head is so Black-and-orange pride is now Orioles' tradition and backfired. filled with ideas I don't know if it black-and-blue after a record 18 Lacy was released this spring while can hold them all." TUESDAY NIGHT straight losses to start the season. Lynn and Aase have spent consider- But none of them is working. They have been outscored 114-34 in able time on the disabled list. He had the team's video staff put Prints LIVE those games. Trouble turned to trav- Pitching, an Oriole hallmark, has together a tape of Baltimore's big TONIGHT esty in the Sour Sixteenth when the disintegrated. Here's the current ro- hits last season and their few this Kansas City Royals romped for nine tation: McGregor. Mike Boddicker, year. The club watched and cheered runs in the first inning Friday night Mark Thurmond, Mike Morgan and and then got three-hit by Kansas in a 13-1 rout. Mark Williamson. City's Mark Gubicza. from On Saturday. they lost 4-3 when Boddicker is in the midst of a Kreskin even got involved. He led JULIET the Royals scored the tie -breaking club-record nine-game losing streak. Baltimore radio listeners in sending run in the bottom of the ninth inning. McGregor's most recent victory was collective positive thoughts to the Sunday. the O's lost again 3-1. May 16. 1987. It'urmond has not Orioles as they took the field Friday Slides SLIP ’You hate to see an organization won since 1986 Morgan's 33-65 re- night. That was the game Kansas fall on hard times. And when it hap- cord represents the lowest winning City scored nine with special guest times on nine hits in MYSTERY pens to role models, it's more dra- percentage of any active major the first inning. Kodak, Full or 3M color matic," said Royals general man- leaguer. Williamson has made only DATE Truth is. most everyone wants to slides ager John Schuerholz, a native three starts in the big leagues. see the Orioles win a game, except COMING 517 5 for$199 110,126 or size film Baltimorean who worked in the Combined with a team batting av- the team they're playing against. 135 Orioles' farm system in 1967-68. erage of .198. that means disaster. General Manager Rollie Hemond Get beautiful "SKID & "That's why people are saying. 'Oh "Put it this way. the whole fun of hears that everywhere he goes. borderless prints my God. how did this happen?" the game is winning." said shortstop As baseball people, we feel for Particularly since the Orioles, the Cal Ripken. "When you're losing, one Available in Glossy MOJO" another, even as competitive as MOJO NIXON & SKID ROPER winningest team in baseball during it's not fun to come to the yard." we are," Hemond said. "You hate only the past 31 years. won the World Se- Ripken is batting just .125 while to see your colleagues go through SPARTAN DOORS OPEN AT 7PM ries in 1983. brother Billy , the second baseman. these situations.'' SHOW STARTS AT 9PM "This can happen to anybody, but TIX AT BASS OR DOOR with us it wasn't an overnight BooKsrroRE 18 8 OVER WELCOME thing.- said Scott McGregor, who MI SERVICE IS OUR MAJOR TO joined the Orioles in 1976. "You 200 N. FIRST ST. could see it coming." 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in REDWOOD CITY tAP) The riage and construction work before much against NCAA Division I Clark, San Francisco is looking for the San Francisco 49ers will have the enrolling three years later in tiny An- players. another big-play wide receiver, and ng oldest rookie in the NFL when they gelo State in San Angelo, Tex. and "I'm used to going against two or Walsh said Williams could be that signs with Bruins to open training camp, a mild-man- trying out for the school's football three guys here at Division II," he man. is nered, baby-cuddling daddy with a team. said. "I think it's harder to go "He's nimble and quick and can SIMI VALLEY (AP) Prep filth -most in CIL Southern Sec- ike reputation as one nasty, bone-crush- The 49ers care less about his age against two or three players in Divi- make big plays downfield," Walsh All -America forward Don Mac- tion history. He also ranks eighth ing defensive lineman. and experience, though, than his sion II than one player in Division said of Williams. Lean, who averaged 31.5 points on the career rebounding list with 11* - Pierce Holt, a 26-year-old se- quickness, fierceness and strength. Williams averaged 15.7 yards per and 12.3 rebounds for Simi Val- L 1 20. ,11 lected Sunday on the second round Holt, who bench presses 465 Walsh went into the draft looking catch last year ley High this past season, an- with 21 receptions MacLean led Simi Valley to a irk of a typically wheeling -dealing draft pounds. knocked down 106 ball car- for a wide receiver to take some of and five touchdowns., nounced Monday he will attend In his four pre- 28-4 record and its first CIF. to by Coach Bill Walsh, comes with riers in his senior year and left a last- the pressure off All -Pro Jerry Rice, vious years, the UCLA UCLA next year. alumnus av- Southern Section Class AAAA Leh rather unique credentials. ing impression on many of them. and a defensive lineman or two to eraged 20 yards per catch, The 6-foot-10 MacLean is the while also championship this year. The Pi- is, The 49ers began the draft by giv- "He may play 10 years. but if he give more vigor to the pass rush. averaging 24.3 first UCLA player signed by Jim yards on kickoff re- oneers were 81-9 during his three ing up their first-round pick. 25th plays eight that's fine with me," Walsh traded down, then traded turns. Harrick, who was named to sue - seasons with them. ice overall, to the Los Angeles Raiders Walsh said. "Being 26 years old, up and came away filling both needs The trade of the 49ers' top pick seed the fired Walt Hazzard as Ity for five-year veteran wide receiver he's more mature. It doesn't bother in the first two rounds. for Williams forced the 49ers to take the Bruins' coach earlier this As a senior, he made 66 per- Dokie Williams and picks in the sec- me at all." Williams doesn't have the all the a chance that Stubbs would still be month. Harrick coached the last cent of his field goals and 88 per- m. ond and fourth rounds. Holt's play at Division II Angelo physical ability of some of the other available when it was their turn nine years at Pepperdine Univer- cent of his free throws. He scored 44 Walsh then took 253-pound de- State was "good but not spectac- wide receivers the 49ers could have again. Walsh said. sity. in double figures in all 32 games nd fensive end Danny Stubbs of Miami ular," and difficult to judge for chosen, but he has experience on his "We basically were trying to ana- MacLean made the announce- and scored 30 or more points 19 FL with the sixth pick on the second NFL-caliber play, Walsh acknowl- side, said Walsh, who is looking for lyze who would be picked by given ment at a news conference on times. ,as round and 269-pound Holt of Angelo edged. immediate help in his quest for a teams prior to our next choice," he campus. He had said earlier that State with the 12th pick, obtained "It was the Senior Bowl, primar- third Super Bowl. said. "We took a calculated risk and he would attend either UCLA or For his efforts, the 6-foot-10 from Tampa Bay for the 49ers' sec- ily, and the practices on the game." "We have been talking with the it seemed to work out." Georgia Tech. MacLean was selected the CIF. ond-and fourth -round picks. he said. "He played on both sides of Raiders for over a year now about During the first round. Walsh MacLean averaged 21.7 points Southern Sectioin Class AAAA Walsh completed the first day of the defensive line against No. .I draft him," Walsh said. "We came close said, he spoke with about 20 of the as a sophomore at Simi Valley Player of the Year and earned a the draft by taking inside linebacker choices and he played exceptionally to trade a year ago (after the Raiders 28 teams in the league about various and 25.2 as a junior. He finished berth on the McDonald's All - Bill Romanowski of Boston College well in that game. That's what really got receiver James Lofton from trades or picks. his career with 2,343 points, the America squad. in the third round and punter Barry was the difference." Green Bay), and prior to this draft Stubbs, who set a Miami record Helton of Colorado on the fourth Holt says he never even thought of came close to a trade. But as it de- with 39.5 quarterback sacks in four round. The 49ers didn't have a fifth- playing pro ball until two years ago veloped when they took (Notre years. will begin as a pass-rushing round choice. when one of his coaches suggested Dame receiver Tim) Brown, Al specialist. The most curious, and unproven, the possibility to him. Davis was willing to make the trade "I would assume by the end of the of the group is Holt, a father of two Now that he has a chance, he said, on somewhat different terms." year he'd be a four-down player." who went from high school to mar- he doesn't worry about not playing With the retirement of Dwight Walsh said. 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Bennett will deliver his report to Reagan in a Schools better, White House ceremony Tuesday. the fifth anniver- amnesty sary of the provocative report by the National Com- may ruin chance at mission on Excellence in F,ducation that warned of "a to rising tide of mediocrity** in U.S. schools. WASHINGTON (API After serve. uments. I paid taxes and you have found two Bennett said too many students drop out. "and years of hiding, afraid the next Still, more than 1.6 million people keep those papers and I but still 'at risk' mc too many of those who do graduate have been poorly knock on the door could mean de- have come forward; INS had hoped old letters someone had sent VASHINt ilo \ APt Education Secretary educated. Our students know too little, and their com- portation, thousands of America's il- for 2 million of the estimated 3 mil- years ago. William J. Bennett says American schools "have mand of essential skills is too slight." legal aliens remain unwilling to lion total illegal aliens in the coun- "At first I was scared that I didn't begun the long climb back.- hut the nation is "still at Bennett called anew for merit pay for teachers; come forward to claim the amnesty try. have all the requirements. And peo-

risk" from an academic system rife with mediocrity wider choice in public education for parents; stronger to which they are entitled. Sofia Morgan. a clerical worker ple would tell you things. But I had and resistant to change. curricula at all levels, and stricter accountability for Time is running out for those who from Manchester. Jamaica. came to no trouble at she said. Bennett 's assessment is contained in a follow-up educators, including freedom for local schools to hire still have not applied. The Immigra- the United States for a vacation in To other aliens who might be sit-

report requested by President Reagan for the fifth an- the best and tire the worst teachers and principals. tion and Naturalization Service's 1979 and decided to stay to "make ting on the fence. Morgan says. "Go niversary of a biting critique of U.S. education that program to legalize illegal aliens ex- something" of herself. ahead and do it Its worth the try. was called "A Nation At Risk." pires May 4. Although measures to Like many illegal aliens, the 35 - The good thing is if they turn you He says American teenagers are taking more More reform needed extend the program are pending in year-old Harrison. N.Y., resident down, they can't deport you. If math. science and advanced placement courses, and WASHINGTON Al live years after a sear- Congress, it appears none is likely to worked as a nurse's aide and a you're turned down you can reapply. ,,,iring somewhat higher on college -entrance and ing report called "A Nath,ii At Risk" warned that pass before the deadline. housekeeper. And you can I believe that." other tests. American education was sinking beneath "a rising From its implementation in 1987. When the amnesty program began To expedite filings in these wan But "curricular foolishness has not been elimi- tide of mediocrity." some experts say school reforms the INS program has been sur- May 5, 1987. Morgan hired an attor- ing days of the program, Attorne nated from American high schools." he said, and the have had little impact on the worst problems. rounded by rumors, lawsuits. predic- ney to ensure her chances. "I found General Edwin Meese III issued new schools "are still much tixi cavalier atxiut home- Forty-five states have raised their high school tions of failure and general distrust I really didn't need him," she said. regulations allowing aliens to appl work.'' graduation standards in the 1980s and teacher salaries trorn the alien community it seeks to "I just happened to have all the doc- now and provide paperwork later. In his evaluation of the impact of school reform, have climbed 35 percent since 1983, from an average called "American Education: Making It Work." of $20,693 to roughly $28.1881. Bennett said: The number of minority high school students tak- "American education has made some undeniable ing advanced placement tests has nearly doubled, and progress in the last few years. The precipitous down- businesses have forged new partnerships with public ward slide of previous decades has been arrested, and schools to combat dropouts and spur achievement. we have begun the long climb back to reasonable The administration will mark the fifth anniversary standards... of "A Nation At Risk- on Tuesday at the White "We are doing better than we were in 1983. But House. Secretary of Education William J. Bennett we are certainly nil doing well enough. ... We are will give President Reagan his own assessment ot still at risk. how the schools are performing.

Christian cult lures 40 followers PHILADELPHIA When HANG Gloria Ahern arrised at her daugh- 'There is no power that I have that compels !er's home about a week ago, she OUT bound an empty house, strangers at people to do anything.' the door and family mementos in the trash. WITH US Brother H.G. Stair. The house, she learned, had been hurriedly sold, and her pregnant southern radio evangelist San Jose State University daughter, her son-in-law and grand- child had sanished. Conference Housing Program A few days later, she said. her 35- One Washington Square San Jose. CA 95192-0167 (408) 924-6180 sear-old daughter called to say. ganization's farm in Walterboro. "They have been under mind con- ' 'Hi. Mommy. We're in South Car- S.C. trol. absolutely that's what it is. for . dina praising the Lord. ' ' ' Under his command or the dic- months on end," Mrs. Ahern in- "I said. 'Linda. you're sick. tates of his agents, his followers sisted. ' 'They were like puppets on a Please come home.' And with that have abandoned their families and string. If they were told to do some fie hung up." friends, signed over their funds and thing they did it." Mrs. Ahern, of suburban Broo- upended their lives, other parents CONFERENCES CLINICS mall. is among a group of 40 people said. Mary Del Guidice. also of 13roo. in the Delaware Valley who believe "That's ridiculous," said Stair. a mall, said she has put a lien on het WORKSHOPS SPORT CAMPS their children have fallen prey to a 54-year-old self-proclaimed prophet. daughter's house to try to stop her Christian cult inspired by a southern from his 74-acre farm on Thursday. from leaving town. radio es angelist called Brother R.G. "There is no power that I have that SEMINARS SUMMER SESSION Stair. compels people to do anything. I'm "They think the world is going She said Stair's broadcast predic- like a doctor or a lawyer. I can give end, we are all going to die and go tions of nuclear holocaust induced my opinion. I can tell them what's hell, except his people who go dossi, bet children io Alt their belongings best for them, and that's as far as I south. There they are going to M. stini2 and seek shelter at his or can sale. she said

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Bloom SpartaGuide County Berke Breathed SpartaGuide l.s a daily calendar a.m.-i:30 p.m. S. U . Almaden 298-0204. for SJSU student. faculty and staff Room. organkations. hems may be sub- Department of Meteorology: Mark Campus Crusade for Christ: mitted on forms in the Daily office. Burton seminar. 3:30-4:30 p.m. "Tuesday Night Live.' 6:45 p.m. Dwight Brine! Hall Room 208, but Duncan Hall. Room 615. For infor- Dudley Moorhead Hall. Room not be accepted Over the phone. 150. mation call 924-5200. Deadline for the next day's publica- Campus Democrats: Voter registra- tion is noon. fion table set up from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Campus Democrats: Voter registra- Student Union. tion table. 9 am. -I p.m., Student TODAY SJSU Film and Video Society: Union. Ile Women's Resource Center: Dress **Discussion of the producer" 3:30 for Success workshop, 2-3 p.m.. p.m. Hugh Gillis Hall, Room 120. Fantasy and Strategy Club: Open S.U. Almaden Room. For informa- Circle K: Election of officers meet- gaming room. 6-11 p.m. Student tion call 292-4550. Union. Bring games and meet play- 10ad- ing, 3:30 p.m. S.U. Montalvo Vovinam Viet Vo Dao Club: Viet- Room. ers. For information call 377-5349. namese Martial Isaac Newt Art practice session. SJSU Film and Video Society: Sheila Neal 5:30-6:45 MEChA: General p.m., SPX 209. For infor- Weekly meeting. 3:30 p.m. Hugh meeting. 5:30 p.m. Tx) WE NEW 114EN TH&E'S mation call 292 4550. Gillis Hall. Room 122. Chicano Resource Center. If NuctEAR Wahlquist Library North. t+ ppms NucLEAR NO SIXI-1 114EN IT Social Dance Club: Dance practice. ARE flu Macintosh Users Group: Meeting. PECU'iSt SYSIYA7 DEFENsIve-. LEG'S 71-11N6 w MKS 7-9 p.m., S.U. Costanoan Room. 5-10:30 p.m. S. U . 16 Almaden Room. Career Planning and Placement: PRE DOESN'T I e. For information call 279-96140. Summer Job Hunting Techniques. OFFEN 9 u E NV/9R rrr Washington WI ONIHDAY Square Federal 5:30 p.m. S.U. Cosutnoan Room. \.. I-E6 5 Credit Union: 1 Loan department Catholic Newman Community: ey meeting. I 1 a.m. Credit Union Of- "Bio-medical Ethics: Dilemma for Career fice. Planning and Placement: the '80s," 7:30 p.m. Campus Min- Co-op Orientation. 12:311p.m. S.U.. Sly Christian Student Fellowship: istry Center. corner of 10th & San Almaden Room. For information Weekly discusion meeting, 11:30 Carlos streets For information call call 1)24-6(133

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ter students, administer the test and former post -exam for 100W, said the read it afterward. Faced with this policy quelled some of her objec- Honors: Speaker has original views 100W task, the director feels pressed for tions. But she isn't sure that the new time. pre-test will be fair to everyone. From page! From page I eign about the pre-test exam dates (May The timing is horrible." South- "I think it's a very difficult test," ern said. "The 'My subject will challenge con- 21 and July 9) until January. impossible takes a she explained. "I'll be surprised if little ventional wisdom.'' Williams said. "It's a little difficult to try to put longer." there aren't a fair number of business More questions than agreement will together an assessment program of When the policy has settled in, students who fail." likely be generated I his re- this size." she said. "But we're however, she believes it will be Because each major emphasizes marks. he said. going to do it." "smoothly run." Fimble, however, different skills, Fimble believes that William, defined increased inter- To organize the test dates. South- has a "wait-and -see attitude." the test could leave some students in est rates, increased unemployment. ern must arrange for people to regis- The professor, who opposed the the cold. runaway inflation and runaway gov- ernment .1, ss'upturns of a problem, not causes. draft. Brown went to the Los An- The first name to be pulled Sun- He defined the problem as stem- geles Raiders, who later picked up day morning at the Marriott Marquis ming from erosion of the principles Draft another first-round pick from the San in New York City was Aundray that America was founded on pri- Francsico Auburn University. Bruce From page I 49ers. Bruce of vate property and free enterprise. a $4.1 million receis ing their degrees this semester. The 49ers in turn welcome veteran has already signed "We work from Jan I until May the Atlanta Falcons. Perez is planning to negotiate into wide receiver Dokie Williams to contract with 5. and that money does not belong to his contract the opportunity to finish their camp. us, it belongs to the government. We was not his education next spring. There were six Pac- 10 players The first quarterback own less and less of our most valu- round. There Saxon hopes to make similar picked up in the first round, includ- picked until the third propenv ourselves," Wil- able plans. ing Stanford running back Brad were a total of five wide receivers said liams "I hope to Muster. Muster will he reporting to picked up in the first 20 selections, "Sias ery is when you work all come back in the spring," Saxon the Chicago Bears' camp this spring. which tied a 1973 NFL draft record. year and base no rights. it turns out said. "I have about we work four months." he said. a year and a half to go." Williams said capitalism is so Neither wide receiver Guy Lig- gins nor running good at eliminating traditional prob- back Kenny Jack- son Travel: 21 go overseas lems of major importance that "all were chosen by any of the 28 other problems seem inexcusable NFL teams in the 12-round draft. From page I idea that scared her at first thought. Heisman Trophy and unbearable." winner Tim for her growth." Her plan is to live with a family in Ron Green Daly staff photographs! Brown Williams said our attempts to pro- was the sixth pick of the Jun. who has a Korean back- order to assimilate some Spanish vide equality for all have led to the Dr. Walter E. Williams talks to Rudy Gonzales (left) and Paul Mezzetta ground. is pursuing a minor in Japa- culture and at the same time be able peer groups. abandonment of many personal free- at a reception for the SJSU Honors Scholars and their parents. nese, which will enhance her com- to associate with her doms. He added that expansion of Chimps munication skills in her business Karen Craig will be reading inter- government to care for students, el- career. national business and German in derly and the poor is a problem. From page I She says that the shift from one West Germany. "We must recognize government 'We own less and less of our most valuable According to the anthropology Oriental language to another poses Tim Kirsch hopes to become an has no resources of its own. There is textbook, "Culture, People. Na- no problem for her since Korean, international business executive in no Tooth Fairy or Santa Claus." property ourselves.' ture.** the human brain has not in- Japanese and Chinese languages are marketing after his studies in history Williams said. creased in size in the past 100,000 related with similar characteristics. and politics in Florence. Italy. He He said the American government Walter Williams, years. but "the complexity . . . of Jun also speaks fluent English with speaks a little Italian. but this will uses intimidation, threats and coer- economist human sociocultural systems has in- an American accent. not jeopardize his lessons since he cion to collect taxes. creased by many orders of magni- Olga Gomez. another student who thinks English is the medium of in- "If we did this, probably, we tude." will be studying English and Spanish struction. He said reading history would he condemmed as common "It was insightful. I wish more after SJSU's 26th annual Honors This means that to explain human in Spain. hopes to become a school will provide him with the opportu- thieves. Williams said. people could have heard," said Mc- Convocation Program. progress. "primary emphasis must teacher upon her graduation. She nity to study a foreign culture and "Es cry tyrant in the world su- Cammon. a psycology major whose "We should have bombed Rus- be given to cultural rather than bi- says she will try out the year in Spain give him "an inside view of the pressed other people's freedoms for grade-point average is 4.0. sia a long time ago. The U.S. should ological processes. the book says. in order to gain some experience, an business community." what they called good reasons," said Former SJSU economics profes- have kept a monopoly of nuclear Based on these premises, re- who Williams. is widely known for sor Rudy Gonzalez said he was power'. searchers are trying to close the gap year, more than a million will die. his appearances on the television partly responsible for getting Wil- between people and primates by tea- "In order to run for President "Ignorance is the thing that will programs Nightline. Firing Line and liams to campus. you have to rise above principle and ching chimpanzees and gorillas to Prophet the MacNeiliehrer News Hour. think and express themselves kill a lot of people." Freeborn said. "I started a letter around the de- do the right thing." in Williams attended a reception in partment about the end of last May human language. From pagi I With the prediction of nuclear war "Our founding fathers would the Student Union following Fri- suggesting that Williams has both Because apes' vocal tracts are not be the end of the world, hut it and death, which Freeborn predicts have contempt for what we Ameri- day's program recognizing the good ideas and great speaking abil- shaped so that they are unable to will be World War III. will happen within the year. he have allowed to happen to us. scholastic efforts of SJSU students ity, Gonzalez said. cans form words, the focus of the re- He related how the war will begin: added, "I realize I'm not a very pop- with grade point averages above SJSU history professor Ted Hin- "Most Blacks are pro-America, search switched from spoken Eng- "Before the snows are gone. Iran ular fella to come talk about nuclear 3.65. ley said, "Williams' remarks were they're not like Jesse Jackson." lish to American Sign Language. shall besiege Iraq. They shall bring war. It's very lonely being a Dean's Scholar Mary Ellen Mc- stimulating and entertaining:* "The way to cook a frog is to The most widely known and most unquenchable nuclear fire upon that prophet, but the Lord has always Cammon spoke about Williams* Some "contri e rs al. ideas were put the frog in cold water and slow ly successful example of this is Koko. city of Babylon which is being re- sent a prophet or someone to warn sfVech expressed by W imams during and turn up the heat. . . We are slowly the gorilla who can sign 300 words. built. the people. he said. loosing our freedom bit by bit. I Prior to the speech. Fouts will he In the advent of a third world war,. Freeborn said in his quest to warn hope that we realize we're be- teaching a seminar with two anthro- Freeborn said more than a billion people he has reached some five mil- Poet: Private life needed ing cooked." pology classes. people will die, and within the first lion people.

From page I the same promise that she would not And her son hoped the missing let him suffer or live in a brain dead boy was getting his favorite foods to stale. eat. One flaw in the presentation was The rest of her poems were read the delivery of the poems. Her voice SUPER SPARTAN SAYS: from either her three published dipped mechanically at the end of hooks or her unfinished collections. each line. The second poem she shared with The next event of the center will It's time for the audience was about a mouse. be at 14 p.m. Tuesday at upstairs .ii another... It was about her son's dead pet Eulipia located at 174 S. First St. mouse and how it had laid dying. Santa Clara University poets will be "He drifted there like a long featured. comma.** And after its death they The following Thursday at 8 p.m. had put it in the freezer until the Japanese poet Janice Mirikatani will Spartan ground outside had thawed enough read at Wesley Church located at to bury it "out in the country.. in a 566 N. Fifth St. in San Jose. field of mice. ' She went on reading about sex and war and the injustice of racism. Ill people support "There is no way to know how easy Price Riot this white skin makes my life. she animal research read. April 20-26 She said we didn't have enough PASADENA (AP) The termi- poems about animals and subse- nally ill joined the medically-curet. Ben Parker BUY ANY DRINK quent!) read a poem about a spider in a demonstation of support for con- and euthanasia. SJSU PHOTO ALBUMS and get a tinued animal experimentation by re- pictures! "I smashed it with a notebook of searchers trying to eliminate diseases Organize your FREE first drafts. . . I would've killed regular $599 plaguing humankind. BAG OF cC3 iny father if he'd asked . . . hut he NOW $3.59 died like a flower 'Our goal is to inform the public POPCORN! Another poem she read about eu- that animal research is vital to find- ." thanasia was "The Promise for my ing cures and treatment that mem- 14- Husband bers of our organization are waiting for your 'Also in the Candy Department: for. Steve Carroll of the group In- Just in time "14i are at it OVUM ALL BULK CHOCOLATE relleWillg our promise - curably III for Animal Research said Final papers.. to kill each other. Sunday. SOdthWOrth 40% OFF! You do not Willa to /CO on bed alter Carroll. who suffers from an in- Typing Paper is stroke for a year. . curable bone disease, said the protest Now 50% OFF You do not know Itle 10u think I was held to express the group's out- Jan Sport SJSU WHITE SWEATSHIRT reg. $2 59- $14.99 mould not kill on. . by the rage at the week of activities Reg $2325 NOW $15.99 If it beast had vou in its jaw. I animal activists as part of World NOW 11.29-57.49 mould kill if . . Laboratory Animal Liberation /4.f( Entire stock of sweaters NOW 30% OFF She promises him in exchange for Week GIFT BAGS and BOWS 40% OFF All BASKETS 40% OFF Stepping into a new world... FROM THE FILM DEPT. Color reprints from slides 5 for $1.99 Color copy prints 3 for $1.99 STANDARD 3X SIZES ONLY. (Offer good 4/25-5/6) c==1 Important dates to remember: 'BOOK BUYBACK- May 16-27. 'GRAD CENTER- May 16-27.

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