SPARTAN DAILY Serving the San University Since 1934 Volume Jose State Community 90, No. 37 Thursday, March 24. 198M Rec Center budget victim of poor plans

By Jim Hart Associates' report. released Mon- would reduce the delay. is unneccessary. Daily staff writer day. pointed out that Roebbelen Shields said much of the delay Apparently some of the interior Contract plans for the Student Construction is claiming extensive to do with the $1.7 million change, stud walls were reinforced for what Union Recreation and Events Center delays and millions of dollars in ordered involving metal studs walls. Shields understands as "wind- A.S. seeks legal counsel are the "worst set of drawings re- extra costs. The report fails to clearly identify -shear." Wind-shear is the load wind By Mike leased to the street," said Tom As of Wednesday morning. who is responsible for this error. puts on a large vertical surface: for I.ewis According to A S President Daily staff writer Shields. project manager for Roeb- Shields said he had not read the re- The architectural firm, Hall. example, a wall. No wind occurs on Michael McLennan. Fulton will Hiring a belen Construction Co. port. Goodhue, Haisley and Barker. drew the inside of a building, so there is lawyer is usually re- verve in only an advisory capac- served for "We have been going nuts. It's a PMA has been on the site for up the plans which were approved by no reason to reinforce for wind-shear serious legal situa- ity. so far. tions. miracle (the Rec Center) has been nearly two months, overseeing the the California State University purposes. "Bob Fulton has been ap- built," Shields said. construction of the Rec Center. Board of Trustees before construc- The Associated Students Board proached to help the A.S. make "Most of the contractors would According to the report, Roebbe- tion began. "I warned (the CSU trustees) of of Directors feels the Rec Center an intellegent, clear course of ac- have shut (the project) down back in len projects a completion date of Au- The plans did not receive a "final this." Shields said. cost overruns and the potential tion," McLennan said. April when the shit hit the fan. We gust 1989. an 11 -month delay. The student fee increase is a serious Action could include an injunc- plan check" as is the custom of CSU Ifhe stud walls are the original set have been cooperating well with the report states that in the opinion of legal situation. tion to halt any fee increase until funded projects, said John Hillyard. of change orders that led to owners (CSU)," Shields said. PMA. "A good contractor could PMA So they hired a lawyer. a later date. McLennan said. assistant vice chancellor of auxiliary being brought into the scene. Students are facing a potential fee complete the project by December and business services. Robert Fulton. attorney for "All other parties involved in increase as the financially troubled 1988." "It is clouded in who is responsi- Roebbelen Construction had to Fulton Associates a San Jose- this issue have retained counsel- Rec Center is 50 percent over budget Based on PMA experience, a pro- ble," J. Handel Evans, SJSU's ex- wait nearly a year to receive detailed based law firm, has been hired by ing, including the (California thus facing cost overruns of up to $8 ject of the sin of the Rec Center ecutive vice president, said. plans of the stud walls, the report the A.S. to help try to stop the po- State University Board of) Trust- million. should see manpower levels at dou- Shields has said that the reinforce- stated. Adequate plans were not pro- tential fee increase. See LAWYER. back page The Professional Management ble or triple the current rate, which ment of the stud walls in his opinion See REPORT, back page Student paper Grasping the basics fights takeover Editor alleges censorship By Daiii Parkin communication studies department. Daily staff writer said, "It was not a case of not allow- The press is being censored on the ing these were faculty meetings. California State University at Los It's not usual that students or staff sit Angeles allege the editors and pub- in. Ms. Zyda is basically staff." lisher of the school paper, University Zyda said the Times. newspaper staff has offended the administration. Editor in chief Peggy Taormina said. "There has been a gradual "The students have been writing takeover of the student paper ever articles criticizing Rosser, the Dean since President (James) Rosser ar- and the journalism professors. Ev- rived on campus. He felt we printed eryone along the way is trying to too much negative news. He brought suppress us. They are treating the in Dean Bobby Patton to stifle us. changes as minor curriculum "Now they are trying to reduce changes but it is merely a facade for our circulation from 8,000 to 1,000. what they really want to do," Zyda The department plans on charging 25 said. cents for each issue, and making us subject to the censorship of the ad- Ruth Goldway. director of public ministration," Taormina said. affairs for CSULA. said, "The in- The Times' staff agrees the circu- tent is to provide the University lation changes would reduce their Times with more resources. These advertising base and make them proposed plans would incorporate a completely dependent upon the more accountable budget. school for funds. "The paper will he a more inte- The communication department gral part of the school it will he wants to redefine the paper as a labo- even more meaningful. Those ratory experience. Taormina said. charges don't make any sense," Joan Zyda is the publisher of the Goldway said. paper. She is considered both news- paper staff and part-time professor. Yet. Taormina insists they are Changes proposed by the commu- being slowly censored. She said the nications department would elimi- administration blames the paper for a nate her job, she said. lawsuit the school is facing, "They've been meeting in all "We wrote a story about the (Oct. these secret meetings and planning 1) earthquake (in which) one student the future of the paper," Zyda said. was killed. We did a litle bit of in- "We were not invited. We were not vestigative work and found out her Matthew E Durham -- Daily staff photographer included. We were not even al- death was caused by a slab that had John Vogt, SJSU's defensive line coach, shows one of the Spartans its Wring practice session Tuesday. The squad's first scrimmage lowed." fallen. It was supposed to have been how to stand up to an opponent. The football team officially started takes place Friday at Spartan Stadium. Starting time is 3:30 p.m. Keith Henning, chairman of the See TIMES. page 6

'La Bamba' star greets `raza' Campus $2 allocations show By Katarina Jonholt Daily staff writer More than 8(X) Chicano; Latino phone list Greek participation high school students clapped and cheered as actress and SJSU alumna By Jeff Elder grains last week, and Bret Polvo- Rosanna De Soto approached the po- error-filled Daily staff writer rosa, current director of student serv- dium in the Student Union Ballroom More than one-fifth of the stu- ices, both belong to ATO. Tuesday and said, "Buenos dins. Yo By Joe S. Kappia dents who voted in last week's Asso- His fraternity does not try to tell soy de San Jose." Daily staff writer ciated Students election donated $2 its brothers how to vote. Newton The students had come from San The recently-released cam- of their student fees to a sorority or said. Jose, East San Jose, Gilroy, Watson- pus phone directory will not be fraternity in the A.S. revenue shar- "All we push for is that brothers ville and Morgan Hill for Raza Day, reproduced this year despite the ing section of the ballot. be active and vote," he said. an annual event designed to promote existence of several errors in Of the 2,146 students who cast a Newton said the Greek commu- higher education and cultural pride. the listing of phone numbers ballot. 467 chose to give $2 to a nity has a good voter turnout because De Soto, most known for her role for faculty members and their Greek organization rather than to "we are campus-related and have a as Ritchie Valens' mother in the departments. lot of people involved.** Disclosing this in an inter- any other A.S.-recognized club or movie "La Bamba," delivered the group. The top five vote-receiving orga- keynote address. When the cheers view Monday. Carl Vigil, di- Terry McCarthy, vice president nizations were Greek. as were eight died down, she said, "I'm going to rector of campus telecommuni- and president-elect, called the reve- of the top nine. tell you something: I'm happier to cations, said there is no money nue sharing figures "a good rep- Katawicz battles Kim Scow for di- see me." to publish another directory see you than you are to resentation of who voted." rector of personnel in this week's "No way," the students yelled. since they have already used "I'd say it's quite indicative." run-off election, because neither was "Don't argue with me," said the the amount allotted for this fis- McCarthy said. able to win a majority of the vote last popular actress. cal year. He said that it costs week. to produce 4,000 copies Seven candidates for the Respon- De Soto said that when she was at- $5,000 Katawicz campaigned heavily at tending SJSU in the late '60s, Chi- of the directory. His depart- sible Alliance, which won 18 of 20 Bowling Daily staff photographer See GREEKS page 6 canos weren't a common sight on Sue ment intends to publish a two- A.S. seats in the election, are mem- or three-page supplementary bers of SJSU fraternities or sorori- campus. Roseanna De Soto, 'oho portrayed Ritchie Valens' mother in "I.a list of corrections at a minimum ties. "A music professor once singled Bombs," spoke to a crond of about 800. De Soto is an SJSU alumna. Editor's Note me out of a group and said. 'Where cost of $300. Paul Katawicz. REAL's candidate are you from? Are you from India? Survey for director of personnel, is a mem- Readers, You look foreign,' " De Soto said. "My life is easier because my par- female." A quick survey taken by this ber of Sigma Nu Fraternity, which This is the final issue of the "I said. 'No sir. I'm from San Jose ents suffered," De Soto said. "We Business/law, social work, avi- paper has shown that there are received 37 $2 allocations last week, Spartan Daily before spring and I'm a Mexican-American.' owe it to our parents and to ourselves ation and engineering were among several errors that exist in the the third highest total of all groups. break. Studies have found that "It occurred to me that this guy lobe the best we can be." the topics the students had to choose new directory released about a Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity re- Friday's paper is the least read should see more people like Following the address. the stu- from. week ago. These errors vary ceived the most allocations from the issue of the year. so the news- me . . . that's why I'm so happy to dents broke into groups to attend Several expressed an interest in from the assignment of wrong two-day election with 76. Tau paper will not be produced. see a room full of faces that look just workshops. each led by a profes- law. Yolandalimenez. a I6-year-old phone and room numbers of Kappa Epsilon was second with 47. On behalf of the entire Daily like mine," she said. sional and a student. Carmelita Gu- sophomore from San Benito Joint some faculty members and de- Revell Newton, a junior majoring staff, we wish you a fun-filled De Soto grew up with nine broth- tierrez, MEChA treasurer and chair-, Union High School. said she came to partments to the awarding of in international business and a mem- spring break. Our next issue ers and sisters. Her mother, who at- woman of the organization's, the conference to "check out the wrong titles to faculty members ber of ATO. said, "We've had a will appear in the newsstands tended the speech and addressed the educational rights committee, said university . . . and the guys." and the listing of some offices couple of guys who are pretty into April 3. students briefly in Spanish, worked they tried to have Chicano individu- Jimenez plans to go to college and and departments under wrong A.S." Karen M. Derenzi. in a cannery and her father was a ce- als leading the workshops and become an immigration lawyer, she See LIST, hack page Scott Santandrea. who was Editor in Chief ment mason. "match it up with one male and one, See De Sala, page 6 elected as director of sponsored pro-

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r'a.fekk.frAll Dave DAThy Lanson Published for the University Give me a (spring) break and the University Community by the Department of Journalism Oh no, an entire week without school? and Mass Communications I can't believe it. Seven whole days away from the Spartan Daily. Dwight Bentel Since 1934 Hall. San Carlos Street and that stupid stoplight at Third and San Salvador streets that does absolutely no good for anyone. What am I going to do? I can use the time to get in a little studying. Nah, that would mean I would have to buy the rest of the assigned testbooks. I could come up with a Helmet laws couple of column ideas? Nope. It doesn't take too long to come up with a topic that will bug the hell out of this student body with its non-existent sense restrict rights of humor. A column on cute little puppies or fuzzy baby chicks would trigger a storm of letters, some heedoin ut twice vias the hasp. u the birth of which. as usual, would actually be written in leg- America. Now some state legislators want to dens ible English. us that right. They want to force motorcycle riders I guess I could pass some time tossing darts at in California to wear helmets. my combination Ronald Reagan/Pat Robertson Freedom of choice is becoming a lost concept in dartboard Unfortunately. the Robertson side heals the eyes of some politicians. It is as if they have itself after each toss. tOrgotten their reason for being: to represent the There's always the old tube. Unfortunately, people. daytime television is geared toward middle-class Since the mandatory helmet law has been intro- housewives, the unemployed, illegal aliens, or duced public response has been overwhelminglx those addicted to alcohol or some other substance. opposed to it. But The commercials lean toward treatment centers in most state senators wonderful rural settings, training programs so I can on the Transportaion get a career working with doctors, or the latest tech- Committee have ig- nological breakthrough in feminine protection. nored the people. There's also a flood of commercials promising A legislative as- green cards and ambulance-chasing deals by attor- sistant to State Sen- neys. ator Dan McCorquo- Or there's always (gasp) the soaps. It takes a dale mind comsumed with the trivial to follow the latest admitted.' Although "As the world and all my children turn to another the bill does infringe world." I really don't care who's having Chuck's on the rights of the Beware of the library terrorists or Bob's baby among the hundreds of bed-hopping people, there is a The library serves as a know ledge informal meeting groups and other heiresses in Pine Valley or whereever. strong economic ar- Dani factory where patrons go to shop for forms of relations that cluster stu- And then there's the kings and queens of day- gument for it." Parkin ideas. It is a citadel for learning that dents together. time. Phil, Oprah. Gerald, Sally and Gary. And it is this eco- assists in the cross-fertilization of the The atmosphere? You know the "Coming up! Male lesbians who want sex - nomic argument that has mistakenly seduced the teaching-learning process. In es- balance. . . or your guess is as good change operations to please their homosexual, klep- votes of our legislators. They believe the helmets sence, it is the most sacred shrine on as mine. The victim is the student tomaniacal spouses on the next Donahue." will reduce the financial burdens of the taxpayer the academic altar. who confines himself to the library Give me a break! Why do these hosts insist on But there have been many studies done that refute for extensive studies. These vices to the lowest common denominator? Peo- this argument. Given this role it plays on the catering are slowly but surely booting out the ple with mutilated faces, husbands and wives who Three helmet studies were printed in the Journal school campus and in the commu- chief patrons of the library. This sit- have tried to kill each other, and nearly every prob- of Trauma in 1975, 1976, and 1979. They site nity. the library is usually under uation is turning the library into an lem a woman on this planet could possibly suffer speed. alcohol use and inexperience as the impor heavy guard against the whims and antithesis of a knowledge factory from is probed in depth at least 36 times a year on tant factors in motorcycle accident injuries. caprices of intellectual bandits, book where a high premium is placed on show." Even a study by The Western Journal of Medi- termites and other pests who pilfer Joe Kappia "Tbe Oprah Winfrey .iway instructional and reference silence and orderly behavior. Forget the television. Spring break is a time to cine in favor of mandatory helmet laws concluded So while it is true that some peo- without helmets materials in a grand design. get out of the house and have some fun. Like those "The death rate for those with and scratches and paintings in college ple can read between the lines and was not significantly different." The library is also insulated fun-loving little creeps who gather in Palm Springs books, all reminiscent of an art the noise at the same time, it is not a every year. You know, the yahoos who get their Easy Rider magazine printed excerpts of Dr. against vociferous people who have workbook for kinderkids. birthday gift for others. jollies drinking 14.2 kegs of Budweiser then parade John Goldstein's testimony on Nov. 9 before the that incurable disease diarrhea of With all the security systems the Our friends should be reminded around tearing off the blouses of any unfortunate Senate Transportation Committee. He stated."... it the mouth. It is neither a sty for pigs nor a last-breaking ground for some library has on campus, materials are that a university is a place where stu- women who happen to get in their way.? you take an egg and shake it very hard, the yolk ul- continually walking off the shelves dents shine with exuberance in their That's it. I could timately breaks inside the egg. That's what happens Moslems. It is not even a waiting become a Palm Springs ix) through the inglorious ingenuity of transition from adolescence into !iceman to your brain. and I ultimately show that helmets lounge at San Jose international air- for a week. I know the pay wouldn't be some academic burglars who do not adulthood. In crossing this river, one much exacerbate the severity of closed head injuries at port. but I'd get a lot of satisfaction busting some go through the proper channels. should be careful not to carry out Southern past the critical impact speed of 10 miles per The library is simply not a place California heads for seven days. It is disheartening to note this deeds that are shredded at the univer- That's not realistic. I need an activity I can do hour." tor rogues who unceremoniously when one cannot trace the footprints This is not to say sity gate. The search for knowledge right here in San Jose. I got it. I'll pass the time just that there are not many highly help themselves with hooks or lift of a prescribed reading material or respected should be matched with good com- like those slimy people on-campus. All I have to do studies that conclude in favor of helmet pages and chapters from texts. There the whereabouts of books placed on use. But, in the portment in public places: for suc- is steal a shopping cart from Lucky, untwist a coat face of these studies can we really are established procedures for bor- reserve. The computer cannot tell. be cess is not far-fetched for a man with hanger, and set off to collect as many aluminum sure helmets are worth enforcing against the will rowing and returning books. Or are Want proof? Ask the professors who of the sound education and good behavior. cans as possible. rider? there no rules even in hell? give reading assignments. Thirty-one other states have repealed Say. I bet I can pull in about $3 day. Not a bad their man- If there is human rights abuse. Another problem that is of grave There is a message in Shake- datory helmet laws. They require only salary for the simple task of going through other riders under child abuse, drug abuse and property nature, but has not attracted the at- speare's line "The evil that men do 18 to wear helmets, or have no people's garbage. Who needs dignity? I want one requirement at all. abuse in society. then there is hook tention of the library authorities, is lives after them" for our friends who Personally. I prefer riding my motorcycle with- cent a can. abuse on campus. A quick and indis- that of the constant noise blaring mistakenly fall out of step with li- Oh well. I may as well just get some writing out a helmet on warm days and with a helmet on criminate thumbing through some from all corners on each floor. Don't brary regulations. It is better for done. Work on the novel and maybe catch some cooler ones. I always wear it at night. The white literature in the library has shown the take my word for it. Just take a tour them to be interned with the good in sun. This week color increases my chances of is a gift from God (or some other being seen by other tollowing: missing pages. offensive of the library facilities. What would their bones rather than being sur- drivers. sort of ritualistic supreme being) to students so they underscoring, unnecessary notes. you see? Classmates, study groups, vived by the evil. will have a week away from putting up with indif- I enjoy increased visibility without a helmet. I ferent professors who really don't care if know where the siren is coming from instead ot students learn anything (believe me, these types are an ex - wondering as I do when encased in the helmet. Letters to the Editor tremely tiny minority.) I didn't buy my motorcycle for just the trans portation. I have a car. I Just have fun. Don't think of school. And bought it for the freedom. use the waterways and Canal Zone. the oversensitivity of Gutman as a The intense and euphoric Bravo to Katarina please clont write letters to this paper arguing feeling of riding is The War Powers Act is unconsti- friend. People such as Gutman were shared by all motorcycle riders. against spring break. It is born of a free Editor. tutional because it restricts the presi- the intended target of the saying. "If dom of spirit. It is the release Dave Lanson is the Forum editor. Due to un- from the constraints Bravo to Katarina Jonholt for her dent's ability as commander in chief they can't take a joke, screw 'em." of society. It is truly popular demand, this is a special, one-time the American dream concep- March 23 column concerning Cen- to move troops. This infringes on the Chris Lemire tualized. 'Thursday appearance of Publiminal Messages - tral America and the Reagan admin- separation of powers principle. The Freshman people to Plus. It has always been the dream of our istration. If people cannot see the act is counterproductive to the goals Journalism live in freedom. Russia can force helmet use, but logic in what she is saying, or lack of troop deployment because it America should remain a country where freedom of the intelligence to see "the big pic- would specify to the enemy when choice is realized. ture" she is presenting, then that is our troops have to be withdrawn. The legislation. AB-36 will go before the entire their own loss. However. I refuse to In response to Congress cutting state senate possibly next week. Use your vacation let my life he run (or ended) by the off aid to the Contras. the Sandinis- time wisely and save California from frivolous and propaganda of a few people who tas launched an effort to eliminate confining laws: write your state senator. think that they should interfere with the Contras. Ortega does not want the lives of millions. democracy, as current "reforms" Mark Welton were merely undertaken to influence Freshman the Congressional Contra aid cutoff. Forum Political Science Aid to the Sandinistas from the So- Policy viet Union and Eastern bloc coun- Honduras move OK tries is not in order to build a free, democratic Nicaragua. The Spartan Daily would like to hear Parag V. Patel .Ehis is in response to the March rum you our Senior readers. '3 article titled "Call Ron's bluff in Business Management Honduras" by Katarina Junin*. The Contras are ingaged in an insurgent, Just lighten up! Your ideas. comments, criticisms and hit-and-run warfare against the Editor. suggestions are encouraged. We feel that Sandinistas. In order to come to In response to Lenny Gutman's power in 1979. the Sandinistas em- letter regarding Nelson Cardadeiro's by listening to our readers we can better ployed extreme styles of guerilla column, I have one thing to say: serve the campus community. However. warfare. Why is it murderous when "Lighten up. Lenny Boy!" right-wing Contras employ these tac- Gutman's whining about running personal attacks and letters in poor taste tics and anti -Contra people are ready a solid sports page and writing a col- will not be published, nor will anonymous to overlook these tactics for the left- umn at the same time irks me. Does wing Sandinista revolution. The he not think that Cardadeiro has sim- letters be accepted. Contras are three times larger ilar responsibilities at the Daily? (15.000) than when the Sandinistas I would like to find whatever is All letters may be edited for length or (5.000) came to power jammed so far up Gutman's anal The "integrity" of the Nicara- tract that made him respond in such a libel. We will also corrent obvious style guan -Honduran border must be defensive manner. Predictions are and grammar errors. The Daily reserves maintained and Honduras alone can- made for fun and there was no rea- not adequately eliminate a signifi- son for Gutman to take offense to a the right to limit the number of letters on a cant Nicaraguan invasion such as the little ribbing. And by the way, once given topic after a sufficient amount of one clearly documented last week. you make a prediction, you are Let's put to rest the stupid notion under scrutiny just like Jimmy "The comment has appeared. that no invasion occurred. The Sand- Greek" Snyder and Pete Axthelm. It inistas admitted last week they in- is obvious that Gutman is just a sore vaded. Comparisons to Vietnam are loser. Gutman's inability to handle Deliver letters to the Daily office on used as scare tactics. Clearly. Cen- criticism is not suited for his chosen tral America is closer and a free, field. the second floor of Dwight Bente! Hall or democratic Nicaragua is in the As for Cardadeiro. I believe his to the Student Union information desk. United States' hest interests. Much predictions were correct and enter- of U.S. commerce and strategic taining. I wouldn't worry about not U.S. and NATO defense supplies being able to include someone with Spartan I )ail > Floirsday, March 24, 1988 Page 3 Clues lead sleuths to Golden Egg Two-day forum focuses By Laura M. Lukas Daily staff writer on teacher education Congratulations are in order for 1987 meet- super sleuth Kristen Wall, who By Serena GriMth dis- ing ot the Association for General covered the coveted Daily staff writer Golden Egg in Liberal Studies in Ohio, he the Associated College students should re- and Students Leisure the teaching of liberal Services Second ceive an education that addresses argued that Annual Golden Egg to -so- Hunt, and solves social ills, according arts should lead directly cial transformation." Wall, a junior majoring in child to visiting Professor Henry Gi- roux, who will speak here today. The reasons for social prob- development and a member of Alpha approach to teaching will lems and ideas for their solutions Omicron Pi sorority, was aided in His topic of a teacher educa- are the goal of a good education, her search by two friends, Nora Hen- he one he said. A college that lacks this drycks and Marikit DelRosano, also tion colloquium to be held at Friday. The col- goal is nothing more than "a of Alpha Omicron Pi. The trio fol- SJSU today and Greek museum or an arm of the lowed the clues available from Lei- loquium, featuring Giroux and Professor Jack Nelson, is titled corporate world." sure Services to find the prize egg at "Critical Education and Critical 11 a.m. Wednesday. Dubbing this approach '*eman "We just followed the clues es- Democracy." It begins today at 6 cipatory pedagogy,"he said it ri pecially the crossword Wednes- p.m. in the Student Union Umun- volves "educating students day," Wall said. The puzzle led hum Room and continues Friday take risks and to struggle %soh Wall and her friends to the general at 9:30 a.m. in Sweeney Hall ongoing relations of power.'' location of the egg. Room 120. Ahlquist elaborated on Gi- "We just searched the area Nelson, of Rutgers University roux's educational theory. in New Jersey. and Giroux, of (around Building Q) until Kristen student, Miami University in Ohio, will "It empowers both found it,'' DelRosario said. their both address the issue of critical and teachers to grab hold of Wall found the Golden Egg in the and tim teaching, a form of education own history and education old mailboxes by Building Q. to which attempts to free students act on that understanding Paige Turner. recreation program change the world." specialist with Leisure Services, said and teachers from the traditional The colloquium, partiall that the Golden Egg was visible curriculum restrict ions. funded with lottery money, is co- through a quarter-inch keyhole in Roberta Ahlquist, a professor Kendra Luck Daily staff photographer sponsored by the School of Edu- one of the mailboxes. in SJSU's secondary education cation and the Division of Tea- Turner, who put the Golden Egg Kristen Wall, left, and Marikit DelRosario of Alpha Building Q. Nora Hendrycks also helped her sorority program, said these speakers are cher Education. Giroux will out for hunters early Wednesday Omicron Pi found the Golden Egg in a mailbox on sisters, but she was unavailable for the photo. "leading theorists." and that Gi- roux "is on the cutting edge of speak today about -Teacher Em- morning, was pleased that Wall and prize because she used the clues." 5200 prize. "I gave him ten bucks for his trying to change schooling powemient and the Struggle for her friends actually used the clues and Turner said. "(Wall and her friends) "I'm going to split it with my clues." Public Life." Nelson will speak Leisure Services provided for find- make it more interesting to stu- were enthusiastic." friends." Wall said. "Mari and In a "drainage ditch type of at Friday's gathering about "Tea- ing the egg. dents and teachers." "Nora was really the driving Nora each get $50 dollars since we thing" by the Old Science Building Giroux believes that social chers as I ntel lectuals . " Both Even though the Golden Egg was force." Wall said. Hendrycks moti- all worked together from the begin- was the Rotten Egg, said Iliad Rodri- problems and their solutions speakers ins lie audience partici discovered only about ti hours after it vated Wall and DelRosario to follow ning." quez, the man behind the egg hitting. should he the focus of an educa- pat ion . was put into hiding. Turner is happy the clues. Later Wednesday, Erik Sayle, se- "Well. 10 goes to John and 40 that Wall found the egg. "Today we just all got together" nior majoring in molecular biology, goes to Hussong's for (tequila) pop- "I was pleased that a student who and found the Golden Egg. Hen- discovered the $50 Rotten Egg. pers and beer." Sayle said. "And was aware of the campus and the drycks said. "I used my friend John, the gen- I'll buy anyone a beer at Hussong's trivia (given in the clues) found the Wall already has plans for the tleman and the scholar," Sayle said. if they mention the Rotten Fee " r--rrANTIOTINTINTIC-.1.11 'While you wait service" We also repair Meeting concentrates on religion Briefcases and qpUNPLANNED Luggage By Serena Griffith from various California institutions PREGNANCY? Daily staff writer -The Only Guaranteed 'All traditions are and will include Professor White. We offer free counseling SJSU is the site of a Religious The conference has "something to help you explore ALL the Shoe Repair" Studies conference this weekend that that addresses every kind of interest options, including Grand Opening Specials will feature nearly 90 presentations represented.' in religion." said Voss. "All tradi- with this ad OPEN ADOPTION by scholars from all over California. Karen Voss, tions are represented." 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Two undergraduate students. ing SJSU "more like a UC-Berke- CALL (408) 293-8940 now open at Earth Mother" to "Divine Par- Mildred Robinson and Todd Oxner, ley" for two days. adigms." will also present their papers. 65 South 1st. 298-1191 sin son ow ma on am sol The two-day conference will draw Speakers will deliver their papers scholars deemed to be "the best of in a conversational style. said Voss the West Coast." said Religious and questions will he allowed after KEN HUBB'S BARBER SHOP c- Studies Coordinator J. Benton each presentation. ;Grande Pizzeria Special Oftel White. 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Pretzel Logic Located in downtown San Jose lies the Hi- I.ife that specialized in barbecue dinners. Below, chef The 'Hi-Life' Edward Gordon teA Richard works on a Motroni couple of chickens and offers a haven steaks. Remembering Lennon Kendra Luck Ar. 41111 Daily staff photographer

ties el Jorge' how I elt the night John Lennon I'll was murdered. for steak lovers Ever since my mother allowed me to buy my first rock album "Help" at age 9, I was an instant By Jim Hart fan. Fascination grew with each Beatles album I got Daily staff writer my hands on. Listening to "Rubber Soul" and Despite being in an economically de- "Revolver" didn't satisfy my hunger for rock 'n pressed section of downtown San Jose, roll; it made me want more. there is a restaurant that offers working- Although years later other performers like The class people a taste of the "Hi-Life." Who (who for me defied what rock 'n roll was all Just a stone's throw from Interstate about), Bob Dylan (who gave the music a con- 280, on St. John street. nestled against a science) or Bruce Springsteen (who made the whole recently built interstate off-ramp. Hi-Life thing a hell of a lot of fun), would have a profound delivers a meal that makes the heartiest affect on me, the Beatles introduced me to rock and beef lovers say, "That's enough!" played it the way it was meant to be played. Each steak plate is previewed by a Yet, a pan of my youth died on that December fresh green tossed salad, then accompa- night. I can still recall staring endlessly at the ceil- nied by a large buttered baked potato with ing unable to sleep. too stunned to cry. sour cream. To make sure you are absolu- Many years have passed, but there was great tely stuffed, there is plenty of garlic anger about Lennon's death and the bastards who bread. try to capitalize on his name. Offering amazingly economic meals, When I first heard that KSJO-FM was going to with larger-than-life portions. Hi -Life is present a new nationally-syndicated show called, well worth more than one visit. "The Lost Lennon Tapes," I said to myself, "Oh. The menu includes other than the New Christ! Here we go again!" Yet, at the same time I York and Top Sirloin steaks (both under was still interested. $10). ribs, brochettes and if your not So. for the past two months I've listened. The in the mood for red meat chicken is result is that I've come away impressed and fas- also served. cinated. Hi -Life has in no way escaped press There is amazing insight into how some classic recognition, receiving complimentary re- songs were developed. Most Beatle fans know that views from the San Jose Mercury News the freaky classic "She Said, She Said, was and USA Today. Framed clippings inspired by actor Peter Fonda constantly telling the humbly adorn a wall in a dark corner near Beatles. "I know what it's like to be dead" during the back of the restaurant. one of their infamous acid trips. "The Lost Lennon But if you're looking for a gentle, Tapes" plays Lennon's first demos of the song peaceful and quiet atmosphere. the Hi- playing his acoustic guitar, then later sessions Life may not be for you. showing how he changed the song. Stepping into the old red, two-story Also on "The Lost Lennon Tapes" is a well- restaurant might relieve you of the noisy Even if the environment isn't consid- Henry Puckett died two years ago in No cobwebs can be found downstairs, balanced mixture of interviews that shows the many traffic of the nearby interstate, but by no ered peaceful. the line of stools at the bar February. as the Hi -Life serves up to 400 dinners on sides of this complex artist. means expect a soothing atmosphere. has become a place where people can "He taught me everything I know," a busy night. There is the famous Lennon wit. In late '60s The bar becomes quite packed on a Fri- loosen up after putting in an eight-hour Doris said. Part of the Hi-Life's success is partially Timothy Leary accused John of stealing his cam- day or Saturday night. Overlapping con- day. She scanned the interior of the restau- owed to its unique way of serving cus- paign slogan (Leary tried to run for governor of versations become louder to compete with Lawyers, bikers, and members of the rant and commented on the old rustic fur- tomers, she said. California, but got thrown in the stammer) "Come each other and the Frank Sinatra classics San Francisco 49ers are a few of the wide niture. The customers dinner orders are taken together and join the party which inspired on the jukebox. variety of people that frequent the restau- "People love the building. They feel at in the bar. Later the customers are seated 'Come Together' ' ) for commercial purposes. Len - Large jets make the I05 -year-old build- rant, said bartender Tim Ames. home here," she said. "When I buy a at a table where they can watch the cook non's response was. "Look. Tim. Let's say I'm a ing shudder as they fly directly overhead SJSU students have also discovered the new. chair or bench people get mad at take their sizzling steaks off the grill. tailor, you ordered a song and when you didn't col- to land at nearby San Jose International Hi -Life as an alternative to the usual on- me." In the corner of the dining room. cook lect it after six months I sold it myself." Airport. campus eating options. The building survived the 1906 earth- Edward Gordon leans into the barbecue Then there is Lennon, the House Husband, who Serious beef eaters are often serious "This has been a stopping place for quake and is said to be built like an old pit to maneuver a few steaks to a hotter recalls how great he felt after making a loaf of drinkers as well. students for 30 years now, Ames said. orange crate. Ames said. portion of the grill. bread. You enter the restaurant through a bar In 1960, Henry Puckett took over the The upstairs of the restaurant, for the "We cook over White Oak," Gordon What is so important about "The Lost Lennon that offers nine types of domestic and im- eatery, renaming it' Henry's Hi -Life." most pan, is abandoned, except for the said. "We smoke our ribs an hour to an Topes" iaths4 humaniaes Lennon. not idolizes ported beers, and a large selection of Many years later Puckett married office where Puckett and her daughter hour and a half beforehand. When they're him. mixed drinks. Doris. a waitress who worked for him for work. The rest of the upstairs, formerly gone, they're gone," he said. Just as sickening as those who try to capitalize Over the bar is a clock with the words 18 years. She and her daughter now man- hotel rooms, stores "a lot of stuff that Unlike the ribs, it appears as though the on Lennon's name is those insipid fools who treat "Who Cares" printed on its face. That age the steak house. her husband collected over the years. Hi -Life will last forever. Like the furni- John like a god. a person who could do no wrong. sums up the attitude of most of Hi-Life's "After 18 years of working, I was "He was a collector of everything." ture the restaurant will remain un- The truth of the matter so as that John Lennon customers; don't worry about the time. sit going to quit. He set up a time to meet me Puckett said. changed. The next earthquake could wasn't a god. hut a human being like you and me. down. have a drink and prepare your taste and the next thing I knew we were mar- "There are also a lot of cobwebs up never shake the commitment of Hi -Life Many were angered when McCanney said Len- buds tor an appetizing steak. ried. Doris said. there. she added, customers. non at times could act like "a maneuvering swine." hut Paul was telling the truth. Along with the wit, charm and gentle side of Lennon there was another that was cold, bitter and full of anger. Hopping happenings of spring break It was this loveihate attitude within Lennon that came out in his music. Listening to "Love" Spring break is only a couple of days away! THEATER and "Working Class Hero" on the "Plastic Ono Just think, one whole wonderful week free of tests. Band" album makes one wonder if John is handing essays, presentations and other needless school work that West Valley College production of Aesop's fable us a bouquet of flowers or a bouquet of thorns. somehow gets in the way of a student enjoying his or her ENTERTAINMENT "Androcles and the Lion will be performing at the Although Lennon tried many times to convince college experience. West Valley College Theatre in Saratoga at 14090 Fruit - people to accept him as a regular person, he was With that glorious thought in mind. "Coming bands to see. so what are we waiting for? vale Ave. Performances will be tonight through Sunday unable to and in the end it was a 'fan" who shot Events has a few suggestions on how to make spring The Stone on 412 Broadway in San Francisco plans at 8 p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday. Tickets are him. S5. Call 867-2943 for information. break more enjoyable: to have the following acts: For this reason, the society who worshipped PUB Eddie 4Sc The Tide plus Paul Collins Beat appears Fri- Also in Saratoga, the Chamber Theatre's production his Lennon is equally guilty of death. John tried to Once again the grand people from Spann Pub h.ise day (Tickets are from $7 to $8). while Bonnie Hayes & of the comedy. "The Play's the Thing." will play Friday live a normal life and they retused him that basic an impressive lineup of bands to start Her Wild Combo plays Saturday ($7.50 to $9). Sunday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. with a 2 p.m. Sunday mati- human right. John tried to live his life the way he spring break with a bang. Phychotic showcases the 10-year anniversary for Punk Globe Mag- nee. The Saratoga Chamber Theatre is located in the sought fit him John Corning and they tried to force different. Reaction plays tonight at 9. while Cit- azine ($6). Tuesday will have 7 Seconds ($7.50 to $9) Azule Mall at 12378 S. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. Tick- wanted us to accept him as a regular person. but zen Jane performs Friday at 8 p.m. Events and The Broadcasters appear Wednesday ($6 to $7.50). ets are $9 for the night shows and $7 for the matinee. they made him an obscene idol. And when one felt The Pub has only one band per- Doors for all shows open at It p.m. (except the 10- Call 996-9835 for information. was shot, selfishly betrayed. John before he had a forming during spring break as Amateur Gentlemen year anniversary of Punk Globe, which opens at 7 p.m.). ARTS & ETC. chance to defend himself. To deny a person his takes the stage Wednesday night at M. Call (415) 391-8282 for information. SJSU's music department will be sponsoring three basic right to live a life he sees fit and to take away CONCERT Another San Francisco club. The Bouncer's Bar at events this weekend. Trio of Amsterdam (co-sponsored that life shows how sickening a society we have be- Tonight and tomorrow night, several thousand con- 64 Townsend, has an interesting list of hands. by the Beethoven Center) will appear tonight. Call 924- come. cert-goers will follow every move rock superstar Sting Midnight Movers plays 9 p.m. Friday. Johnny Nitn) 4590 for details on time and place. Heidi Woeller will Yet, it wasn't sadness I felt listening to "The makes as he brings his show to the Oakland Coliseum. Jam Session plays 2 p.m. Sunday and Jerry Sheller per- perform her "Spontaneous Music." 8:15 p.m. Friday at Lost Lennon Tapes." but joy for a man filled with Shows begin at 8 p.m. and tickets are $18.50. forms 5 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday showcases three dif- Concert Hallm the Music Building on Seventh and San achievements. Who had the discipline to retire at plays at 11:30 Although the make-up has been gone many moons ferent performers. Michael Foley am.. Carlos. Call 924-4662 for information. the peak of his career to take care of his family. re- ago, legendary heavy metal band KISS can still put on a The John Doe Duo appears at 4 p.m. and California Ca- Can you endure 30 hours of opera music? Well. the turn on his terms, not ours, and proved that he people good show. The band (with Anthrax as the opening act) dillacs arrive at 7 p.m. from the San Jose Opera will be having Opera- could still do it? Above all, this man was able to go thon will appear at the San Francisco Civic Center Wednes- Call (415) 397-2480) for information. '88 begining Friday at the Red Lion Inn in San Jose "John to John Lennon the per- from The Eleatic" day at 8 p.m. Tickets are $17.50. Time to move on down south of San Francisco (Red- at 2050 Gateway Place. Performances begin at 5:30 p.m. son, which was his greatest achievement. All the way from England. Echo and the Bunnymen wood City to be exact) and check on what's going on at and the SJSU Pep Band will make an appearance. Call Thank you John Winston Ono Lennon. You'll perform April 1 at the San Francisco Civic Center. Show Barney Steel on 590 Veterans Blvd. San Jose Opera at 288-8882 for more information. never know how much you. Paul. George and begins at 8 p.m. and tickets are $17.50. The Blue Meanies featuring Mark Ford performs on Michael Hickman's "Modern Apocrypha," is still Ringo meant to this rock 'n roll dreamer. Tickets for all concerts are available at any Bass out- Friday, System 9 arrives Saturday, while Sundogs play on display at the Union Gallery in the Student Union. is the Entertainment Edi- Richard Motroni let. April I and Motor City takes the stage April 2. Well, that raps it up for another edition of "Coming tor. CLUBS Showtimes are 9:30 p.m. and tickets are from $2 to Events. Spring break is only a few moments away. My goodness! So many clubs to go to, so many $4. Call (415) 365-8145 for information. Thank God for small favors! The Church does same old thing By Douglas Alger her musical hot-lions. been appropriately impressed with The Daily staff writer The music coming from my speakers in- Church's sound and vocal qualities. As it a lot like Reviewing a record album is cluded a traditional solid, rock and roll guitar stands, though. the album does not have any- grading an English paper. sound, hacked by dreamy pop music. thing wholly unique to offer. receiving You sit down with the piece. It was new! Band members Marty Willson -Piper, title page. or your first impression from the It was modern! Richard Moog, Peter Koppes and Steve Kil- and theme album cover. Mechanics, style It was slightly psychedelic! bey have created a good listen-to-able sound, reviewer. are all under your scrutiny as I had just heard the same sound from the but not the driving, riveting music some say Having looked at countless other works by last album I reviewed. . . . the group is capable of. you pray for an countless other individuals, That's right Church fans. Starfish's origi- The Sydney-based band's founder and unusual execution, or vi- original approach. nality has been, in the words of Mark Twain, songwriter, Kilbey, is vocally good, but he sionary message. . . greatly exaggerated. and his fellow Churchmen have failed to pro- It was with this attitude Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians have duce a highly desirable album. that I listened to Starfish. Record produced a similar sound, especially with None of Starfish's 10 tracks stand the newest album from out as Review their vocals. on the group's Globe of Frogs obvious singles, although "Under Australian-based group The album. Milky Way" has been released as such. The Church. Unfortunately for The Church, Hitch- Creem magazine had said of the February cock's work tended to include better lyrics I found myself concentrating to pay atten- release, Starfish is a truly wonderful and more compelling music. tion to various songs' lyrics, just as one album. The Church don't sound like any- Although few will admit to this fact, the would struggle through a mediocre essay body else, really." grading of a paper or album is influenced. al- with sloppy handwriting. "Good," I thought, as the needle hit the beit only slightly, by the reviewer's mood Should you buy it? Sure.

album's first track, Destination. New sounds and attitude of the time. Will it acquire a large amount of attention The Church. a group from Sydney, Australia who recently signed with Arista records, stretch are always exciting to review. They Had I looked at Starfish before hearing on your turntable? Only if you haven't heard await to see how "Starfish successful their new album will he in America. the reviewer's capabilities and expand his or other neo-psychedelic music. I would've the same sound from a superior source. Spartan Daily/Thursday, Mawh 24, 1988 I'age Profanity and poor writing make Pryor's film a 'Moving' disaster By Ron Haynes a move by the.Pear family anyway. OK. They've taken all of the nec- Daily stall writer The Pears are a somewhat typical essary acts that a family would do I often wonder how screen-writers black upper-middle class, New Jer- before moving and expanded them and producers can come up with sey family who appear to have spent with an extreme amount of exagger- such jargon and malarky for movies. all of their lives there and who have ation to arrive at a level of comedy then submit it to the public for their been quite successful. For a family apparently sought. What's not OK viewing at a cost, and call it enter- of this caliber, moving to some place about this, though, is that they just tainment. like Boise, just doesn't make sense overdid it. Fed up with This thought raced through my job or no job. crooked mover. mind as I watched "Moving." a Moving for the typical American' Let's consider a number of scenes taking comedy starring Richard Pryor. family is no easy chore, nor is such that make this one seem blown out of Now for those of us who are fa- an order easily acceptable. For the proportion. advantage of miliar with this guy Pryor, we know Pears, it turns out to be an outright him, Richard that the words that blurt from his nightmare. the Pear house goes up for sale Pryor decides to mouth during a normal day off the Arlo is the only family member and Casey does all she can to redi- take matters screen aren't something you'd want who wants to go and for good reason rect would-be buyers. A couple into his own your children to hear, if you have his job and next income are there. viewing the house for the first time hands in them. On the screen, he's not much His wife Monica (Beverly Todd) seemed pleased until the wife "Moving" better. complains that she has moved opened the door to Casey's Mom and The plot is a major moving epi- enough, likes where she is. doesn't was greeted with "KILL THE out to be one of multiple personali- was gutted. A beautiful swimming either customizing or destroying sode whereby Arlo want to give up her established PIGS" painted in big red letters re- ties. When the car is finally deliv- pool in the back yard had been dis- ( whichever) a nice new Saab. Pear (Pryor) has Film friendships and is totally against the sembling blood across one wall. ered, it looks like a reject from a lodged from the ground leaving an Finally, I would give the filmmak- been involuntarily idea. This, coupled with the room's mass Mad Max film (still running though) empty hole the size of a small meteor ers an honorable mention for giving relieved of his Review Not to mention their teen-age confusion and disorganization of fur- and the guy who delivered it was crater. Imagine how Pryor's filthy future movers a sigh of relief that, transit engineering daughter Casey (Stacey Dash) who niture and decor, served the purpose but wasn't. That is, the guy looked mouth defined his feelings upon that hopefully, their move could never job of 14 years and accepts another is adamantly against the move and for the movie as it prompted those like the one who picked up the car in discovery. become as devastating as that of the with enhanced benefits only to later stages a number of unbelievable acts buyers to seek residence elsewhere. I New Jersey but his personality just Pears. discover that it is located in Boise, at the family home to prevent its can't imagine such an occurrence in didn't match. Now this might hap- "Moving" is a crazy movie Idaho. From this point onward, the sale. The Pear twins, Marshall and, real life. pen in a real-life situation but the which I feel wasn't worth the effort quality of the movie declines and Randy (Rapheal and Ishmeal Harris) chances are remote. or money spent to create it much never regains any form of credibil- Arlo turns over his new turbo were the only ones who didn't seem Topping this, the house that the less, that I spent to see it. This writer METRO HAIR I- ity. to care one way or the other. Saab to one of those trustworthy in- Pears purchased in Boise turned out wasn't pleased with the acting either -K For my own satisfaction, having The moviemakers have done seve- dividuals who drives autos from one to be a sham. 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I.ukas field team turned a second team will host the 42nd annual West- he USC, UCLA, Washington State Daily stall writer place loss to UC-Berkeley on ern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament and Santa Barbara, although he pre- Despite a 30-10 loss to UC-Berke- Saturday into a mini -victory, Monday through Wednesday. dicted SJSU iii take it all. ley on Saturday, the Spartan Rugby Coach Marshall Clark said. Scheduled at the Pasatiempo Golf "We've played well so far." Club maintains that the score doesn't Demetrius Carter placed first Course outside Santa Cruz, this Schwendinger said. "We're pretty reflect the quality of play. in the 400 meter with a time of year's tournament will feature 26 positive and we might surprise some "Cal is probably the strongest 47.4 seconds. teams from nine different states and people. team in NorCal," said Andrew La- Caner also ran well as an entry from Niitaidai University of UCLA's Richard Greemvood. mont, Rugby Club president. But the anchor for the 1600-meter relay Japan competing for the title who took last year's indiv idual title. Spartans put up a good fight. team, which finished second Last year's winner was Fresno returning to the tournament "We were in it 75 percent of the with a time of 46.7 seconds. will he State who have taken the title seven of his title. game." Lamont said. "We kept (the Sam Cavalier gained first in defense times. SJSU's Mark Singer is the Spartan score) tight." place honors with a 163-7 ham- "Fresno is not favored." hopeful tor the individual atom! The score was really close mer throw, and John Kozak even title, Coach Dick Schwendinger said. with Mike Foster throughout the game. At the half, placed second in the high jump "They're not doing so well thus ''Foster's plav inc well.'' Schwen- Berkeley led 12-6, a difference of at 6-1 i 1/2, only two inches shy year." dinger said. "He's a character." one "try** la four-point goal in of first place. The teams picked to be battling is the oldest colle- rugby) and an extra kick. Both Cavalier and Kozak The tournament for the title will he University of tournament west of the Rich Roman made a star quality had "outstanding perfor- Cal- giate gr )0 ifornia at Los Angeles, t lniversity of Mississippi ko ci play after a penalty in the second mances." Clark said. half. Alter evading the Berkeley de- Pole vaulter Brian Wicks fense. Roman ran untouched to earn took first with a mark of 17-6. a try for the Spartans. "I think the mark by Wicks 81/D LIGIfrf "That play really got us hack into is close to a NCAA qualifying the game," said Spartan B.D. Cash. mark,'' Clark said. M.E. FOX AND COMPANY "It really made Cal look like The Spartans (4-21 are proud 5/9111 NATIONAL INVITATIONAL Ni assholes." of their performances Saturday. The game was close until the final (*lark said Cal is usually domi- SOFTBALL TOURNMENT minutes of the second half when the nant, so a second-place victory MRR 25 - 27. TWIN CREEKS COMPLEH score was 18-10 in Berkeley's favor was important. In the final 10 minutes of play. SJSU's next meet is the Berkeley scored two tries and made Stanford Invitational Friday both extra kicks, worth two points and Saturday. each. Latins M. tukas "I'm proud our team stuck to- FOR TICKET INFORMATION 924 -FANS gether until the end," said player Ad Compliments of SJSU Associated Students Mike Hutcherson. "We could've played better," said Cash, who felt that Saturday's high temperature affected play, "but $2000 we didn't get blown out either. "(Cal's) good. That's all there is Ski Per to it . ' Day The Spartan Rugby Club has a season record of 4-4. The Bears are ranked No. 1 in the College League of the Northern California Rugby Union. SJSU is ranked fourth. "We're good in the forwards." Lamont said. "Cal is good heavenly in hack." 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ll Sean Montgomery outfield and two quality Division 1 pitchers finish, but led the conference in team batting high about season Daily staff writer So far this season, the Titans have a team hal- with an average of .319. Fresno State is ranked It's not going tithe a cake-walk season for the ting average of .329 with eight of the nine regu- 13th in the Baseball America Poll and sixth in By Jennifer fruman advantage... Lagen said. "l'in a se- Spartans' baseball squad. lar starters batting over .300. Catcher Brent the Collegiate Baseball Poll. Daily start writer nior and I've faced them (the other SIMI kicks off this year's PCAA season at Maine is currently hitting at a clip of .412 and is Piraro had this to say about Fresno: ''III was A hot -hitting Spartan baseball teams) last year and I've seen the Municipal Stadium on Saturday at 7 p.m. facing in the midst of a 12 -game hitting streak a betting man I'd have to go with Fresno. team opens it*, 19MS ['CAA season pitching. Primarily. they throw the UC- Fullerton ranks 12th in the Collegiate Base- They're scoring runs like they're going out of Saturday against IIC-Irv Me, and the hard quit fasthalls and sliders. I Here's a look at the teams in the PCAA that ball Poll and 15th in the Baseball America Poll. style and they're getting the pitching. There big- squad couldn't be more reads . hatted It() last year in the PCAA.'' the Spartans will Nee in upcoming weeks. UC-Santa Barbara gest asset is their home run production." "The last three weeks we've Senior Eric Nelson started the sea- IX-Irvine Finishing in third place last year was 1.1C- The Bulldogs are 26-6 this year and have a really been hitting the hall well," son as a relief pitcher before being The Anteaters took second place last year Santa Barbara with a conference record of 12-9. team batting average of .332. first baseman Jeff Hetherington said. plugged into the designated hitter with a 13-8 record. The Gauchos still he a different team this Lance Shebelut is hitting a team high .402 it we keep hitting we should he slot. He returned to his original posi- According to Spartan coach Sam Piraro. "At sear. Santa Barbara is changing from a power- with 13 home runs and 39 RBIs. Shebelut is fol- right in there." tion at third base after starter Greg the end of last season. Irvine was playing the hitting team to a pitching and running team. lowed in the hitting category by outfielder Tom has been startmg.at Mitchell suffered a thumb injurs Hetherington - best baseball in the conference. They have seve- The Gauchos will he managed by Al Ferrer Goodwin who's hitting .371 and is leading the first base tanix the I se been hitting the ball consis ral key players hack from a team that won 13 of who is in his eighth season with Santa Barbara. nation in stolen bases with 32. Reno series and is currently lenity all year long. Nelson said their last 15 games 'Fills team could be a real Piraro had this to say about the Gauchos: Leading the Bulldogs on the mound are John hitting 4h4 "I hope I make the play s det ens' sleeper.- "They are one of the fay mites to w in the PCAA Salles who has a record of 7-1) with an ERA of ’Iloperully I can keep doing as yely he said. ''ill come in to pitch UCI will he skippered h!, Mike Gerakos. title. They're having a semi -rebuilding year. 2.33 and Rich Crane 18-1, 2.57 ERA). well as I'm doing." Hetherington 1 throw strikes and help the team Irvine's pitching staff will he led by Craig They're not getting the pitching they need, hut University of Pacific said. "lin play mg good right now It's not lust how well I play. hut how Brink v.:ho posted a 9-4 record for the Anteaters they can put runs on the board." The Tigers finished up the '87 season with a and hitting the hall." the team play s." last season Tim McKercher will be returning as UCSB's record of 7-14. Fernando Viera. who started the If Nelson is relief pitching it may Irvine will he tough offensively thanks to re- starting catcher. McKercher hit .344 last sea- UOP is the other PCAA team that will be season tor the Spartans at hr.' base. he to mop up for senior Dan Ar- turning PCAA batting champ Doug Kline, who son. The Gauchos v.-ill have some power from under the direction of a new head coach Keith was relieved by Hetherington be- chibald (who Coach Sam Piraro con- had a .373 average. the first base spot since they acquired junior col- Snider, cause of a sore shoulder. siders the team's No. 1 starter) or for Cal State Fullerton lege transfer Craig Middlekauf. The Tigers will he a very different team this Currently SJSU is hitting 27 I is a freshman Donnie Rea. Rea pos- The one team that finished better than !XI University of Nevada-Las Vegas year. UOP will have 10 new junior college team and while the pitching has al- sesses the second lowest ERA was Cal State Fullenon, who compiled a 18-3 Finishing up last season in fourth place was transfers in uniform this season lowed an average of just under five I 59). behind Nelson. record to take Iota place in the conference. UNLV with a record of 11-10. Here's what Piraro has to say about the Ti- runs per game "I lust want to pitch well.- Rea The Titans w ill he piloted by tarry Cochell. UNLV have seven returning players and a gers: "They are going to w in their games in the Behind Hetherington. shims', qv said - 'it want to) throw strikes and one of two ness PCAA head coaches this sea- number of veteran pitchers. The Rebels base al- low -scoring fashion. They recruited very ag- Steve Anderson is leading the often- do the hest I can." son. ways relied on a powerful Mating lineup and gressively during the summer. Look for some sive attack w ith a 11i4 average Taking up the catching will he se- Leading the Titans' pitching v.01 he senior this year son’t he different. 1.7NEN will have new blood to make the Tigers very competitive "Right now Ein seeing the hall 11101 1 am Hew M. and juniors Key in Longo Garcia (10-5). currently 6-1 with an 2.76 five .300 plus hitters in as lineup. in 1988." well." Anderson said. "I'm taking Tannahill and John Verniest ERA. Garcia also has three shutouts this season. Leading UNI.’’s of tensive yy ill he burst leant Long Beach State everything the other way . I got oft "I>an's doing a good joh. hell he Garcia %%ill he hacked by two All-PCAA in- All-PCAA first baseman Ks'' in Lot-thus who The 49ers finished up last season with a con- the plate a little hit and I'm seeing starting." Venues' said. "It it's a fielders second baseman Mike Ross, who posted a .367 average .\ Iso helping will he ference record of 6-15 and a last-place finish. the outside pitches. ilinlhle-header Kek in and I sv ill be w :is picked for the All-PCAA first team n and led catcher Dave Sturdiy ant i 321) and shortstop Long Beach will he led on the mound by re- Sharing the middle infield with splitting the lob Pirani gave every- the Fullerton squad with 12 home runs, and Tony Aquino ( .3111 turners Chad Holmes and Dan Bryan who will Anderson vs ill he sophomore Brad body a shot tor the starting job and shortstop Mark Ratook, a second team All- Here's w hat Pliarii thinks about the Rebels: also he helped by some junior college transfers. Mornhinweg Dan earned it. It I do play. offen- PCAA choice. Ritrook, a junior, had a .282 av- 'UN1 V is alw ay s a dangerous opponent. They Here's what Piraro has to say about the 49ers: "I'M lust going to try and stay sively I should do well because I erage. are capable 01 scoring runs in bunches. The -The 49ers are just like us. We are mirrors. consistent... Alornhinweg said know the caliber 01 pitching we'll Piraro had this to say about Fullerton: "They team alw s plays a th enthusiasm, and theyr Like us they're a scrappy team. They play hard "I'm try mg to he a consistent player lase I root last year... are picked by many to repeat as the conterence will he a factor in the IS' title race. They. hut they really don't have any stand out play- on offense and defense... When the players were asked how champions. They will have several key return- have s'apahihit ob putting halls out of the park Senior outfielder Greg Banda is they felt the team will do in confer- ers back from last year's championship team. and they've got some pitching... Piraro picks Fresno. Fullerton, Irvine. and slated for the designated hitter posi- ence play . most confirmed the need Their new coach has been a w inner at eer Fresno State University UNLV to finish in the top four spots in the tion while his arm rehabilitates due for confidence and consistency. school he's coached. They has e an outstanding The Bulldogs 19-12) settled tot .1 Wilt place PC A A . to a tight that occurred during the "If we play with confidence irst game of the Reno series pride and w:int. we can heat any - The main thing I'M ci mcerned hi dy Archibald said "Everybody with right now is getting my ,irni bet- has to play to their ability It's kind ter." Banda said "I'm lust starting of hard. we hay e a tough emit creme. to throw V4 Ith sCith:11 rill %%am- hut I think we'll do well." ing to get a chance to drive in some "We base a tough schedule. but runs and get some hits pitching will ,il',s,us keep us in The Spartans' it her owtie tilers are there. Bracken said senior I odd and minors John Our hming's sowing around and Bracken and 1inly I' sin our pitching is looking pretty good." "I feel go id going into confer- Banda said "We just haye to go out ence play Bracken said. "I beet and play es ery learn.'' could do better than I have been. just The general feeling is this year's at the plate mostly I'm seeing the team will do better than last sear's hall well: there are a lot of pitches I "1 think we have a good shin." should've pulled the trigger on. Verniest said. "The team has good Bracken is hitting 2(i3 a ith two chemistry out on the 1 ield. " home runs. Eager) who has played ''It we play the way we've heen both lett tield and right held is hit- playing the last eight games we'll be tit: 2(14. ' right up 'there." Anderaem said. "In conterence play 1 hase a biz2, "The top three wants) at least

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Bloom County SpartaGuide Berke Breathed WHAPP1',4 ME A1IE41 SpartaGuide is a daily calendar Sociology 80: Forum on Alcohol- FRIDAY WAN 1WIWI-RtifiCEP for SJSU student, faculty and staff ism, 1:30-3 p.m., CAW" SICK MI 010,1W S.U. Costanoan MX ")4( organizations. Items may be sub Room. For information call 247- Chinese Engineering Student As- mined on Wire/1W HIM forms in the Daily office, 4176. sociation: Easter Dance Party, 9 A MAE ' Dwight Bente! Hall Room 208, p.m. I a.m.. S.U. Ballroom. but Department of Math and Com- will not be accepted over the phone. puter Science: Colloquium, "Lin- A.S. Leisure Services: Sign-ups for The deadline for the next day's fitness classes, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., paper is noon. ear Algebra Meets Number Theory: A Mathematical Romance.", 4 A . S. Business Office. For informa- It /DAV p.m., Duncan Hall Room 416. For tion call 924-5961. information call 924-5120. Army ROTC: Easter Bunny shoot, Beethoven Center: The Trio of SATURDAY 9 a.m.-3 p.m., MacQuarrie Hall Amsterdam, 8:15 p.m.. Music basement. For information call Russ F antasy and Strategy Club: -Open Building. Concert Hall. For infor- at 924-3280. (,iaming Room,- II a.m.-5 p.m., mation call 924-4673. Physics Department: Seminar. Business Classroom, Room 100.AII Isaac Newt Sheila Neal Helen Gourley on Careers in Optics. A.S. Leisure Services: Sign-up for games are encouraged. _ r I 1 p.m., Science Building Room 258. fitness classes from 8:30 a.m. to Pre-Medical Student's Associa- YOU CANT 1 BECAUSE FT siVRE NOT EVEN For information call 924-5213 or 4:30 p.m. at the A.S. Business Of- tion: MCAT Diagnostic Test, 9 Rut,' FOR WHY TOTIN - - htIss AQUARiur:) 924-5260. fice. For information call 924-5961. am. -noon, Duncan Hall, Room MISS Mew) Nur? ;3‘,,’’,.;Ir ThEN MISS YET 135. ANYWAY. MINTY Re-entry Advisory: Drop-in sup- Career Planning and Placement: AND -MEN YOU port group, 2-3:30 p.m.. S.U. Pa- "What Can I Do With an MBA" Pre-Law Associaton: Practice GAN RUN R:IR --V --V---' . checo Room. For information 924- seminar. 3:30 p.m., S.U. Umunhum LSAT and Law School Preparation, MISS AMER iCA . 4, t 5930. Room. For information call 924- 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Hugh Gillis Amnesty international: Meeting, 7 6033. Hall. p.m., Art Building Room 139. For Art Department: Russian artists, 'It NI 01 information call 277-8225. Komar and Melamid will lecture at , Kendo Club: Japanese sword fight- 3:30 p.m., University Theatre, Hugh Newman Center: Worship, 6:30. vt, Gillis Hall. iji.i ...-. ing, 7:30-9 p.m.. SPX 209. and 8 p.m., Chapel of Reconcilia- ..,...... , ),.... 0).!--;’. _ International Center: An Easter Christian Science Organization: tion. Special- the film "Jesus" will be Testimony meeting at 3:30 p.m., Lutheran Campus Ministry: Dumbar Pig Angelo Lopez shown, 7 p.m., International Center. S.U. Pacheco Room. Worship, 10:45 a.m., Chapel of For information call Reconciliation. 294-1753. ASLS intramurals: Sign-ups for 'RE YEAH rI'M KIDDING. OF (HOW DO '/I'm A BIT THERE'S ANTOINE,,..) IF Campus Ministry: Road Less Trav- Intramural Softball from 8 a.m.-5 Ohana of Hawaii: Second Annual IT'S NOT COURSE! THE U.S. , YOU FEEL SCARED, I 'THINK I'LL Sky eled group, 7-9 p.m.. Chapel on the p.m., Student Activities and Serv- Picnic, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Lake Cun- ? AalJUStTvwAs HAS GIVEN ME .< ABOUT A BUT ID 'HMG SO THE RATHER corner of 10th and San Carlos. For ices Office. For information call ningham Park. For information call SO MUCH I I-IONWRAS BE A information call 298-0204. 924-5956 251-4667. DECIDED TO GIVE SITUATICN-3 PATCOOT SOMETHING BACK. THAN A CRAZY Classified DEMCNSIRATCP

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guarantee to hack up their work. That basement will never leak." Report Shields said. Lawyer: A.S. hires Fulton to handle Rec Center The waterproofing of the slab and From page I reduce the funding other issues posed by the PMA re- From page / years and should vided at the beginning of the project. able to port will have to be researched fur- ees Office, the architect, and the gradually, so he would be Shields attributes a majority of the 'Each auxilliary organization involved ther. Barrett said. A number of the school administration," he said. find alternate funding. delay and cost overruns to the poor presi- costly change orders have not been "We needed it, too." The A.S. disagreed with the drawings at the beginning and should have an attorney.' signed off yet. and require further in- Any action taken by the A.S dent and took the case to court. throughout the construction of the Ap- vestigation. would he directed against the CSU The California State Court of project . John Hillyard, By inference, fingers can be Board of Trustees and the Chancel- peals ruled in 1976 that the A.S. was "We have received four entire pointed at responsible parties, said lor's Office, who are the managers CSU vice chancellor required to continue funding for the contract plans. This is unheard of. Barrett about the report. i)f the Rec Center project. next four years. gradually reducing We received plans that were uncon- not possibility. the funding to nothing by the fourth "It would he unwise for me to sit John Hillyard, CSU vice chancel- ruled out the ing SJSU in legal issues. structable," he said. Boothe, A.S. director of year. and blame anyone. I have to work lor. thinks the A.S. should enlist Tom In 1973 the A.S. Board of Direc- Also included in the report is a California state affairs, thinks the McLennan feels that Fulton is with these guys every day," Barrett help in the matter. tors went to court against the CSU discussion of the waterproofing of possibility of litigation does exist. very qualified to represent the stu- said. "Each auxiliary organization in- Board of Trustees regarding the the concrete slab underneath the volved should have an attorney." "Everyone concerned has re- funding of athletic grants on cam- dents. arena floor. The report states that For the most part. Shields has felt Hillyard said. tained counsel that makes liti- pus. "I think he does understand A.S. that PMA has been helpful Roebbelen inadequately water- in ma- Although Hillyard believes that gation a distinct possibilty but it does The A.S. contended that the re- and is very knowledgeable about the naging the project. proofed the floor and questions the school should have representa- not guarantee that it will occur," he sponsibility for funding grants to system," he said. existed %holier or not the floor The PMA report concluded the tion he doesn't leel that the A.S. has said. cover the expenses of scholarship Consulting Fulton is going to be would leak. first phase of the contract manage- a strong case. McLennan echoed Boothe's com- athletes on campus should not be expensive. For his legal services "I'm alarmed if sonic of these ment firm The report said Roebbe- In fact, Hillyard said that liti- ments. theirs and therefore the A.S. should Fulton charges $150 dollars an hour. statements are true. The last thing len Construction is in cooperation gation may not help the A.S. in their "Right now there seems to be an not have to include such funding in To date, he has not charged the A.S. we want is water in the racquetball with PMA in the next phase of man- relationship with the Chancellor's open-door policy, meaning we are its budget. for his services. courts I hope it is not true," Student agement: seeing that costs of change Office. able to get the information and an- The A.S. then submitted a budget "So far (Fulton) has not filed any Union Director Ron Barrett said. orders are kept down and that the "If (the A.S.) were to take action. swers we need," McLennan said. to then-University President John documents: he has just consulted Shields said the slab is waterproof project is completed as quickly and that wouldn't do anything for our But if it gets to the point that our Bunzel, with a complete elimination over the phone and met with an A.S. and Roehhelen is offering a five-year efficiently as possible. relationship," Hillyard said. concerns stop being addressed then of funding for that program. committee to discuss the issues," There are no plans to take the pos- the possiblity of litigation becomes a Bunzel refused to approve the McLennan said. sible student fee increase to court, reality," he added. budget contending that the A.S. had Fulton was unavailable for com- List: Too many errors although members of the A.S. have Fulton has experience represent- funded the grant program for 10 ment. From page I lecturer instead of 232. buildings. Commenting further on these rev- The engineering department has elations. Vigil said that the new di- admitted to the existence of mistakes rectory is based on data base made In This House... If You've Seen One Ghost... in the listing of phone numbers for available last May and June by a some of its faculty members. The subcontractor. He said that correc- administration and higher education. tions were made last September and for example. has the names of some corrections on data entry were com- You Havent Seen Them All. faculty members omitted. pleted last January. Responded, no action Who's responsible? A secretary from the department Thereafter, the list was presented of higher education, who preferred to and reviewed by the dean of stu- to remain anonymous, charged that dent services, the academic vice Michael Keaton is her office promptly responded to president and the executive vice corrections that were needed by the president. Vigil said he received re- publishers of the directory. But to plies from these officials late Feb- her dismay. the very corrections that ruary and went to press until the were made never appeared in this material came out last week. latest edition of the directory. It is the sheer responsibility of the At the anthropology department. entire university, Vigil said, refer- Professor Freeman is listed as the ring to the errors in the directory. chairman, while in fact he is not. But he also blamed the contractor for The Name In Laughter From The Hereafter William Reckmeyer is the chairman. had data base entry. They are trying according to sources placed there. to correct the mistakes as soon as Freeman is also listed for the main they receive corrections from faculty office of the department in Business members and departments. Tower 257, which is also wrong. The phone number for the main of- U.S. soldiers fice. 924-5715 should have been 924-5710. according to sources. The might return soon department secretary is also not listed. WASHINGTON (AP) The At the department of journalism 3,100 U.S. troops dispatched to and mass communications, similar Honduras as a warning to neighbor- errors exist with the names of profes- ing Nicaragua are expected to return sors, misspelling of names and asso- home next Monday and Tuesday, ciation of wrong phone and room Pentagon officials said today. numbers with some faculty and staff. The officials, who insisted on an- Bookstore in cafeteria? onymity, described the withdrawal When the bookstore was called at schedule as still tentative and subject 924-1900, ashy voice was heard IA.! ',limit,. ..11.tiwc.. from the other end, which turned ow to be the Administration Building The bookstore is located somewhere in the cafeteria ICAF). according 10 the directory, which should ha%e been the Student Union. The correct ROUND number for the bookstore is 924 TRIP 1800. according to authorities there They were taken by surprise when FROM this error was pointed out. S .F. Take the English department as $498 another example. where several $588 phone numbers were wrongly listed. L. 04 $419 Lecturer Bonito Cox has his number pAPis DAM r"' listed as 924-4434 when it should have been 924-4433: and Theodore AMSTE Bogdanos. whose number should have been 924-4623 was listed as 924-4506. According to sources there. Room 221 was assigned to the

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