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By Kei Koyama Spartan Daily Staff Writer Ai While most trick-or- treaters celebrate the I have mixed night of the dead, the emotions about it. I witches and goblins will be mourning the death of wish I could stay. FX The nightclub, located Al Maresca on South First Street, will FX owner be closing its doors for the last time on All Hallow's Pr Eve with a ghoulish bash beginning at 9 p.m. "I have mixed emotions about it. I wish I could stay," said FX owner Fil Maresca. The club opened in 1990, a, d became a popular dance club, bar and venue for live acts. "We try to have local acts, creating an innovative, cut- See Nightclub, page 6 Service award given to SJSU Drumming transit director to a different Ron Diridon named for outstanding contribution conga beat By Ken McNeil Spartan Doily Staff Writer The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) recently awarded Rod Diridon, executive direc- (.11- \I.1 \ I \ SIARI V I) \II 1 tor of the International Institute for Surface Transportation at SfSU, its "Local Distinguished Senice Award" for 1995. Jimmy Biala has been playing the congas for more than five years. Biala is part of the The award is presented annually by the APTA to the Latin Jazz Ensemble at San Jose State and is practicing for a concert that will be public policy-maker or private citizen in North America of Cuban origin and Biala says he started who has made an outstanding contribution to public held on November 16. The congas are transportation at a local level. The APTA consists of the playing them because of the different style of music they produce. The three different international association of operating transit authorities, congas produce different sounds; low, meduim, and high and a set of congas similar their suppliers and other advocates of improved public to this one can range from $1,000 to $1,500. transportation. "Rod Diridon is an effective proponent of transit, both bus and rail, as a means of fighting air pollution, traffic See Diridon, page 6

Chris Baum performed Music concert "The Clap," What to 'boo' written by Steve highlights talent on Halloween Howe at the By Charlene Cook By Shawna Glynn Spartan Daily Staff Writer Montage Spartan Daily Staff Writer Concert. Music lovers eagerly anticipated Sunday night Every Oct .31, parents put their More than first ever Montage Concert: a multi-talented show- excited children into costumes and 100 people case of performers from SJSU's School of Music. send them into the night to gather attended to Never before had all of SJSU's music talent goodies. Physically, all of us out- listen to come together to feature one selection by each grow the custom, but mentally we the 70 performer in what Stanley Baran, professor and master of ceremonies, called 'a quick-fire succes- can all enjoy the holiday. performers. sion ... a potpourri of exciting selections per- Some students are overwhelmed formed by a variety of performers." with midterms and too busy to cele- PHOTO BY As the audience began to arrive for the 7:30 p.m. JAY L. brate, but there are plenty of par- performance, a Mariachi ensemble entertained ties and events for those of us with CLENDENIN them outside the concert hall, with a pre-concert SPARTAN concert of Spanish favorites. the time and spirit. DAILY "This fits in with the atmosphere and theme of Freshman Sam Brad Yazdani of the tonight's show," said Jonathan Clark, coordinator Kappa Sigma fraternity is dressing up of SJSU's Mariachi Ensemble. "The montage con- as Superman. "Me and the guys ,are cert is about variety, and this adds to that variety. It See Halloween, page 7 See Montage, page 6

The Spartan Daily's oi Elaina Medina and pho- in 5th grade. I was suppose to be Probably being a skier because I gained tographer Jeff Chit' mane kind of &ulcer. The hair that weight and I was bulging out of the asked SJSU students: was suppose to Ile pm on the Ku k of C OSIUTC. niv head fell off before I went into the What was your classroom. On the war home, the Dean kunesh. six-Ls fell out of nit most embarrassing Industrial and Systems Engineering Halloween liashibn (lemon, costume? Biological Science

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2 Tuesday, October 31, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Newsroom Voices Coast-to-coast coffee culture clash Ididn't realize how much of a coffee snob I had become until this summer. Having grown up in I waltzed into the Coffee the Boston area, I prided myself on coming from an area that made the most fabulous cappuccinos Connection, (now owned by Boston's North End, where you can get the best authentic Italian cuisine. I returned to Boston for the summer after having Starbucks) and ordered a lived in the Bay Area for seven years. It was my first full day there and I was feeling a bit jet lagged, so I thought a double-mocha espresso drink would give non-fat (of course) double- me that Laffeiht fix I so desperately needed. I waltzed into the Coffee Connection, which is now owned by mocha. The girl behind the Starbucks, and ordered a non-fat (of course) double- mocha. The girl behind the counter said, "You'd like a counter said, what?" "A non-fat, double-mocha, please." 'You'd like a what?' "A mocha what?" Her face had a totally blank expression. fee-lingo boundary that kept us from understanding mocha.' I felt like I was speaking a nini know, just a each other. foreign language. If you are in Boston, you order a mocha cappucci- you want a mochaccino," was her "Oh, you mean no, mocha latte, or mocha au Isis. Crazy, huh? After reply. we straightened that out, I walked contentedly out of I was becoming a little frustrated. I wondered if this the cafe with my non-fat, decaf, double-mocha lane. was me or her. The next time I was in a cafe I ran into similar "No I don't want a mochaccino," I said as politely as problems, only this time I was ordering a simple cup point. I could at this of coffee. "Well, you don't have to have one then." "I'd like a regular coffee please," I said, thinking Okay, was I in the Twilight Zone? Was I unclear or one can't possibly misunderstand this simple order. had I landed on a different planet? Where was The girl behind the counter filled my cup with cof- Starbucks when I needed them? 1 decided to start the fee added two scoops of sugar and two squirts of conversation over. cream. "One more time, I would like a non-fat, double- "Hey, I ordered a regular coffee,"1 said as suddenly each word very clearly, thinking Newsroom Voices mocha." I enunciated seven years of memory jogged me. In this part of the that we possibly were experiencing a California versus country a regular coffee is two creams and two sugars Boston accent barrier. included. At this point her boss came over looking a bit exas- Highway 17 commuters need advice When I explained to my co-worker, where I was perated and asked if there was something she could doing my internship this summer, that on the West 17 is simply a commuter's nightmare. help me with. Highway Coast you add your own cream and sugar, she looked Two lanes going southbound and two lanes of 'Thank goodness," I thought. "At least maybe she Since Highway 17 runs through at me aghast. Why would you want to add your own bumper-to-bumper traffic going northbound understands how to make an espresso drink." cream and sugar? I couldn t explain, so I gave up. every single morning, five days a week. So I repeated my order to her and was returned I realized I was just being coffee-centric, What a way to start the day. the mountains, deer are often with the same blank look and "a mocha what." accustomed to West Coast conventions. By the Those who travel the busy artery from Santa Cruz I was now incredibly frustrated and just want end of the summer I got in the habit of order- to San Jose daily understand what a hellish commute ed to leap over the counter and make my own spotted. Unfortunately, they are ing mocha lanes and asking if I could add my really is. First, you must wake up to the traffic report drink when she asked me if I had any idea what own cream to a non-decaffeinated coffee. instead of a cup of coffee and hearty breakfast. Then, espresso drinks were. She then went on to Is If there is one thing I learned this if it happens to be raining, a shower is out of the ques- usually spotted a split-second define espresso, cappuccino, and lane and summer, it is 'When in Rome do as the tion. Rain means getting into the car and leaving describe how each are made. Romans do.' There is no use expecting the hours early. Otherwise, truancy is inevitable. There Anyone who knows me, knows what an before they become a hood status quo to change just for me. will be at least two accidents that morning guaran- incredibly humiliating experience this is. teed. I have probably contributed more Speeding "over the hill" is a common occurrence. money to the economies of Sumatra ornament. Danielle I.. Costa is a No one pays any attention to the posted speed limit, Java than to the Spartan and Spartan Daily which happens to be 50 mph. Those who use the around 5 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon is horrific. Bookstore. I have been dnnking Staff Writer highway every day master the art of tailgating (God The CHP has recently increased its patrol. Instead mocha's for at least 5 or 6 years, and forbid if you're in the fast lane and traffic in the other of two cop cars on Highway 17 at a given time, there can operate an espresso machine. lane prevents you from moving out of the way). are now eight. There have been more accidents this At this point my adrenaline was Speeding often results in accidents. Even though year than in previous years and it is estimated that the flowing so fast I really didn't need most commuters know the hill well, accidents happen majority of them occur because hurried drivers are that caffeine I had come in for. It everyday. An experienced and over-confident driver speeding. took some time, but the manager often drives fast around corners. Eventually, someone While Highway 17 congestion will continue to be a and I eventually did get past the cof- LI loses control of the car, which will then hit the cement commuter's nightmare, here are some important sur- lrav divider or the embankment, taking out several other vival skills: nati, cars along the way. This means hours of stopped traf- 1) Whenever possible commute via public trans- seco fic until the mess is cleaned up. portation. The Highway 17 shuttle is a nice place to The Spartan Daily is actively recruit- mit your cartoons at the Spartan Daily ing Bad weather may also mean possible closure of the meet people, study or snooze. Just make Sure if you ing San Jose State artists interested in office in Dwight Bentel Hall, room 209. relei hill. Last year during the winter floods, commuters sleep, that you don't miss your stop like I have done drawing political cartoons. Submissions should include the artist's Al never knew what to expect. I can recall one horrible Attention, good once. It is embarrassing. Political artists should have name, address and phone number. Ibis Friday afternoon, when I waited along with several 2) Car pooling is another wise idea. The miles drawing skills, keep up with current The cartoons will be reviewed by pool other SJSU commuters for the Highway 17 express quickly take their toll on an old car and gas expenses Artists! events and have a strong position on tion shuttle to take us back to Santa Cruz. After a two hour eat away at the bank account. By car pooling, you and issues. Spartan Daily editors and artists will be con, delay, the bus arrived. It took at least an hour and a a buddy can split the gas and wear and tear on the If you are interested in becoming a notified by phone if their cartoons are half to reach the summit, only to be ordered by the automobile. Also, less cars on the road Spartan Daily political cartoonist, sub- to be published. CalifOrnia Highway Patrol to turn the bus around. An means less traffic. hour bus ride turned into six hours of travel in order 3) If driving is really your thing or to get home. your only choice, just be sure to leave Since Highway 17 runs through the mountains, early and drive cautiously. Don't feel deer are often spotted. Unfortunately, they are pressured to speed just because some usually spotted a split-second before they become tailgater is riding your tailpipes and Opinion a hood ornament on a now-totaled car. Even if a making obscene gestures at you. If a Spartan Daily deer is spotted in time, there is not a whole lot (;HP spots this person following page that can be done. In this situation your too close, it's ticket time. options are limited, and you're probably 4) If its raining? Call in sick. Editorial going to crash. policies Executive Editor Larry Lee While the majority of problems on .Shawna Glynn is a City Editor Roger Ramirez .. The Spartan Daily is com- Highway 17 occur Monday through arum Daily News Editor Jennifer Ferguson it- Waldorf Friday, the weekends are not exempt Staff Writer mitted to sharing a broad range Furman Editor Otto

from hassle. In the morning hours, the of opinions with the communi- Sports Editor Dexter Manglicmot Ken Statham traffic is southbound, toward Santa ty, and readers are encouraged Photo Editor Tina Casakno, Ilene to express Day Edkoti Meeks. Cruz. Travelers are in a hurry to get to the themselves on the Schwalbach, beach. Once in Santa Cruz, there is only Opinion page with a Letter to Lhada Taaffe, Blair Whitney one war back the hill. Beach traffic the Editor or Campus Copy Editors Janet Blaaburn, Lana Jan& Viewpoint Matt Tom, Kevin Valine Campus View A Letter to the Editor is a Columba Chris McCrellis-Mi when,. 200-word response to an issue Afihren (Al) Nontith Jim or point of view that has Selma* Chief JeDChcu Ini Affirmative action doesn't meet its goals appeared in the Spartan Daily. Etc. Tina Casalino, Linda 'balk A Campus Viewpoint is a A very hot point of contention percent, and 33 percent respective- likely to sue for discrimination. Etc. Picture Editor Christian Del Rosario - 300- to 500-word essay (two ratter Sial in the United States today is the ly. Mr. Bakke, a white male, had to This is one of the Ete.DelitteEtotr Sharon perverse effects Michael Rodrigues cha issue of affirmative action. take his case all the way to the of laws designed to double spaced pages) on protect disad- Reporters: Kristina Allen, Katoilah A. Boottejustin Carder, Charlene thei Proponents of affirmative action Supreme Court, and thus did not vantaged current campus, political or job applicants." Cook, Danielle Costa, Leslie Fanner, Julie Goblet, Shawna Gtynn, Sarah the say it is a necessary policy in order gain entrance into Berkeley until 5 Finally, affirmative action poli- personal issues. Harvey-Lombardo, Sloan I Trnbk Darithanh Hurls, Royarna, alle to correct past practices of bias years later! How would you feel if cies perpetuate racial tensions. Submissions become the Loretta McCarty, Gimlet. McDonald, Ken McNediAlain a Medina, Mai towards minorities and women in you were Mr. Bakke? According to Steele, "Any time you property of the Spartan Daily Rowena Millado, Chris Morris, John woo, Eddie racapa employment and college admis- According to the Sept./Oct. '94 have one group of preferred and may be edited for clarity, Photographers: Michael Andrews, Frank Cava, Jay Clendenin, C.arlos imr sions. Opponents say affirmative issue of Society, white applicants to people and another group of grammar, libel and length. Gonzalez, John Stubler the action programs disregard merit in the freshman class need at least unpreferred people, you are laying Submissions must contain the Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Jim McNay job and school openings. Can the 7,000 points out old (ifs possible 8,000 the groundwork for racial ten- author's name, address, phone way to correct past injustices be to on an academic index in order to sion. In addition, according to Advertising commit the same evil in reverse? have a 50 percent number, signature and major. lb r, chance of admis- Timur Kuran's Seeds of Racial Advertising Director Kazuhiro Aoki The idea behind affirmative sion. Black applicants need only Explosion, "When a university is Submissions must be typed nie, or submitted on a 3.5" disk Art Directors Dave Larson, Nelson Lopez ha action may be noble - that of trying score 4800 on the same index to known to apply lower standards for Retail Manager Jeni Angileri using Microsoft s.1.4 to level the playing field for histon- have the same 50 percent chance. minorities, even minorities who Word on the National Manager Kenton Morimoto cally disadvantaged groups. In Besides being unfair, affirmative meet the highest standards come Macintosh. Always provide a Etc. Manager Mark Fazzio practice, however, affirmative action is actually hurtful to the tinder suspicion of having taken printout of the piece. Marketing Manager Jennifer Nelson S.UT action is unfair in general (not to groups it was designed to help. positions to which they were not Submissions may be put in Coop Manager Erika Patton a 15F mention unconstitutional). According to Shelby Steele, author entitled by merit. White resent- Downtown Manager Robert Shields the Letters to the Editor box at Ru Furthermore this practice is actual- of 'The Content of Our Character: ments are created even where they the Spartan Daily office in Downtown Account Executives Sonja Combs, Karl Leong ly hurtful to those it is intended to A New Vision of Race in America," are not Retail Account Executives June Espinoza, Brian Lutz, wholly unjustified." Dwight Bente! Hall room 209, help, and finally it actually pro- " ... racial preferences are doing I contend that affirmative action Edward Wilson t sent by fax to (408) 9243237 or ( .1 motes racial tension. more harm than good. does not constitute equal opportu- Etc. Account Executives Tim Granshaw, Anton Rotshtein The unfairness of affirmative Preferences stigmatized blacks in nity, but reverse discrimination. mailed to the Spartan Daily Art Adam Barker, Kathleen Cruz pee action is evident in the case of the workplace and in universities. Furthermore, we cannot right past Forum Editor, School of Adviser Jack Quinton Alan Bakke. Alan Bakke, despite They feel threatened because their wrongs by committing the same Journalism and Mass Graphics Specialists Jim Butler, Dave Karig-aca we' meeting all admission criteria and jobs are dependent on the victim- evils in reverse. Affirmative action Communications, San Jose clef News Room (408) 924-3280 scoring very high on the Medical ization strategy." is a detrimental policy that is weak- State University, One the Fax 924-3282 College Admission Test, was Another way in which minorities ening our nation by promoting Washington Square, San Jose, Advertising 924-3270 denied entry into the University of are hindered by affirmative action reverse discrimination, racial ten- imi CA, 95192-0149. Classified 924-3277 Mu California, Berkeley based on his is that companies are sometimes sion, and by lowering standards for Editorials are written by, and race. He scored a 96 percent in the more reluctant to hire them once employment an( and education. As are the consensus of the Spartan Daily, (USPS 0 509-480), is published every school day for (full verbal section, 94 percent in the they have reached their quota. Abraham Lincoln once said, "You niii Spartan Daily editors, not the academic yr.) $25 (ea. sem.) $15. Off-campus price per copy, 15 cents, quantitative section, 97 percent in According to the Oct. '93 iSSIIC of cannot strengthen the weak by by San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, the science section, and 72 percent Society, this reluctance stems from weakening the strong." staff. bel Published opinions do not 95192-0149. Mail subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester in the general information section. fear. "From a business standpoint, basis. Second-class postage paid at San Jose, CA. POSTMASTER: Send The corresponding averages for it is generally easier to warn, necessarily reflect the views of address changes to Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, One art specially admitted students under demote, or fire an unsatisfactory Lisa Reimers the Spartan Daily, the School of Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192.0149, the school's affirmative action poli- white employee than a minority Journalism and Mass a 1 I oti cy were 46 percent, 24 percent, 35 (Inc. because the latter is more Communications or SJSU.

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WEDNESDAY Catholic Campus Ministry Noon Mass 12:05 pan. Actors enjoy John XXIII Center, 195 E. San TA Aik'itio aub Fernando St. Call 938-1610. Weekly Meeting 3p.m.- p.m. Spartan Complex West, Catholic Campus Ministry Rm. 202 Call 259-6816. Theology Discussion 7:30p.m. Halloween jobs John XXIII Center, 195 E. San ulDE American Society of Fernando St. Call 938-1610. TUCSON (AP) - Every day scary Meduuticril Engineers they work together in the They all enjoy being a little "sick Weekly Calendar General Meeting 12:30 p.m.- The Earth Day Planning University of Arizona Graduate and twisted." 1:30 p.m. Engineering Bldg., Committee Admissions Office. Blood-curdling screams earn Rm. 333. Call 2243482. Planning Earth Day 1996 But at night, he brutally chops them admiration. 7p.m. Environmental off her head. Not just once, but "You get paid for being obnox- KSJS 903 FM Buhver-Lyfton English Society Resource Center often more than 20 times a night. ious to someone - and they like TODAY Public Affairs Programming Weekly Meeting 12:30p.m. Call 924-5467. He drags the red-headed police it," Booth said. "They shake your Radio Drama Hour 12noon- Faculty Office Bldg. kin. 104 officer from the hayride and push- hand, or applaud." 1 p.m. Prime Audio Soup Call 436-7471. KSJS 90.5 FM es her to the ground. As he swings If all else fails, you go after the 5p.m.-6p.m. Radio Aztlan Public Affairs Programming his ax, she triggers a stream of gigglers, said Chris Lyon, 30. a for- Public Affairs 7p.m.-7:30p.m. Career Center Radio Azdan Public Affairs blood that sprays into the air and mer Old Tucson employee, now a ABESEC Call 9554831. Go-op Orientation 5:30p.m. Public Affairs Programming she screams. guide dressed as a sheriff. "If they Meeting 6p.m.-Span. Student Union, Almaden Rm. 7 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Call 955-4831. He triumphantly holds up the are saying 'hee hee hee,' you know Student Union, Guadalupe Library Donations & Sales Call 924-6033. detached head by its red, curly they are scared to death." Rrn. Call 948-1936. Unit Library Donations & Sales hair, laughing. While there may be more laughs Ongoing hook Sale Career Center Unit For Curt Booth, 28, and than screams during the 30- Career Center 10a.m.-2p.m. Wahiquist North, Graduate Study Day-Financing Ongoing Book Sale 10a.m.-2 Jennifer Makowsky, 26, it is all part minute hayride, as many parents Gearing Up for a Career in Rm. 408 & Clark Lobby. Grad. School 1 p.m. Student p.m. Donations & Sales Unit of the fun. and children could be heard Mechanical Engineering Call 924-2705. Union, Umunhum Rm. VVahlquist Library North, Rm. "It is just about the only job shrieking when monsters snuck 11:30a.m. Student Union, Call 924-6033. 408 & Clark Lobby where you can scream your head close to the ride with chain saws or Almaden Rm. Call 924-6033. Okinawan Shorin Ryu Karate Call 924-2705. off and get paid for it - literally," torches. Club Career Center Makowsky said. Booth and Makowsky were defi- Career Center Workout 4p.m.-5p.m. Graduate Study Day-Gaining Okinawan Shorin Ryu Karate She and Booth are two of about nite crowd favorites - there was Silicon Graphics Employer Spartan Complex West, Info on Grad Schools Club 30 people who have gathered nothing funny about them, Presentation 12:30p.m.-2p.m., Rm. 202. Call 924-8977, 12:30p.m. Business classrooms Workout 1:30p.m.-3p.m. nightly at 6 p.m. to transform into according to 7-year-olds Andrew Student Union, Costanoan Bldg. Rm. 13 Call 924-6033. Spartan Complex "%Vest, Rrn. Freddy Krueger, Jason and hand- Wood and Gerald Hyatt. "It was so km-Call 924-6033. Re-Entry Advisory Program 202. Call 924-8977. fuls of lesser-known goblins using cool," Gerald said. "It looked Support Group 12noon-lp.m. Career Center mirrors spread out along the dirt real,' his friend added. Corker Center Administration Bldg., Career Options for Recreation Students roads of the Cliff Valley Golf Neither admitted ever being Careers in Finance & Rm. 269. Call 924-5950. Communications Studies Association Course. In an hour, they transform scared or even screaming, but A. counting 2p.m., Student 12:30p.m. Weekly Meeting 10a.m. themselves and the course into the Gerald's dad gave them away. ,nion, Umunhum Rm. School of Art & Design Student Union, Almaden Rm. Mary S. Wiley Conference Rm. haunts of the Haunted Desert Okay, maybe one scream came out Call 924-6033. Lecture Series: Therese Call 924-6033. Spartan Complex West. Hayride. when a huge spider was dropped Lehaie 5p.m.-6p.m., Art Bldg., Call 9243000. Most members of the group, near their heads as it tried to cap- Catholic Campus Ministry Rm. 133. Call 9244328. Career Center like Booth and Makowsky, have ture its dinner, the friends admit- Bible Study 12:30p.m. it Graduate Study Day-Selecting Re-entry Advisory Program day jobs in offices, restaurants or ted. Student Union, Pacheco Rm. School of Art & Design Seven-year-old Emily Brailey and 1 & Applying to Grad School Brown Bag Lunch: Stress stores and look forward to the Call 938-1610. Student Galleries Art 11:30a.m. Student Union, Management 12noon-lp.m. October evenings to let loose. A her brother Matthew were eager to Receptions 0p.m.-8p.m. Umunhum Rm. Student Union, Pacheco Rm. few, who are professional actors or admit their fear of the spider Art Bldg. & Industrial Studies Call 924-6033. Call 924-5950. were stunt men at Old Tucson scene, and during Freddy Call 9244330. Studios before its April fire, wel- Krueger's chain-saw stampede. come the opportunity to stay active "You always pray for an opti- said. "A group Entries will not be published unless a spedlic date, time, location of event and phone intraber is provided. in the performing industry. mistic crowd," Lyon Sparta Guide is free!!! And evadable to students. faculty Sr staff associations. Deadline is 5pm two days betore publication. Forms asailable at 111111 209. Entries may be edited to All share a love for Halloween. that is not obnoxious, but is into it. allow for space restrictions And the common goal of being They are here to have fun." 'Get Shorty' in first place again, 'Powder' running close second Murphy's "A Vampire in Brooklyn" 1. -Get Shorty," MGM, $10.2 lion, 2,252 locations, $1,792 per friStar, $1.2 million, 1,510 4oca- location, $60.5 nsillsi.itt, 14 weeks. John Travolta's and Sigourney Weaver's "Copycat" million, 2,007 locations, $5,083 per location, $73.3 million, six weeks. dons, $798 per location, $5 mil- 17. "Apollo 13," Universal, yielded average returns. location, $27 million, two weeks. 7. "Three Wishes," Savoy, $2.6 lion, two weeks. $466,000, 568 locations, $820 per movies surpasses "Three Wishes" with Patrick 2. "Powder," Disney, $7.1 mil- million, 1,535 locations, $1,695 per 12. "Dead Presidents," Disney, location, $170.6 million, 18 weeks. Swayze debuted weakly in seventh. lion, 1,592 locations, $4,489 per location, $2.6 million, one week. $1.1 million, 815 locations, $1,357 18. "Dangerous Minds," Disney, four wide releases In limited release, Woody Allen's location, $7.1 million, one week. 8. "How to Make an American per location, $20.9 million, four $463,000, 739 locations, $609 per "Mighty Aphrodite" fared better 3. "A Vampire in Brooklyn," Quilt," Universal, $1.6 million, weeks. location, $80.4 million, 12 weeks. LOS ANGELES (AP) - John than "Leaving Las Vegas." "Now Paramount, $7 million, 2,307 loca- 1,447 locations, $1,095 per loca- 13. "The Scarlet Letter," Disney, 19. "Halloween: The Curse of Travolta's "Get Shorty" was the and Then" and "Seven" stayed in tions, $3,054 per location, $7 mil- tion, $19 million, four weeks. $784,000, 1,086 locations, $722 per Michael Myers," Miramax. 4 nation's most popular film for the the Top 10. lion, one week. 9. "Assassins," Warner Bros., location, $8.9 million, three weeks. $461,000. 818 locations, $563 per second straight weekend, surpass- The top 20 movies at U.S. and 4. "Copycat," Warner Bros., $5.2 $1.5 million, 1,892 locations, $779 14. "The Big Green," Disney, location, $14.7 million, five weeks. ing fqur new movies in wide Canadian theaters Friday through million, 1,390 locations, $3,720 per per location, $26.2 million, four $655,000, 1,222 locations, $536 per 20. "Operation Dumb() Drop," release. Sunday, followed by studio, gross, location, $5.2 million, one week. weeks. location, $16 million, five weeks. Disney, $392,000, 453 locations,

Among the new titles, "Powder" number of theater locations, 5. "Now and Then," New Line, 10. "To Die For," Columbia, 15. "Jade," Paramount, $866 per location, $23.3 million, finished a strong second despite receipts per location, total gross $4.5 million, 1,713 locations, $1.24 million, 954 locations, $634,000, 1,339 locations, $474 per 14 weeks. revela- poor reviews and last week's and number of weeks in release, as $2,605 per location, $13.4 million, $1,306 per location, $17.7 million, location, $9.2 million, three weeks. tion the film's writer-director is a compiled Monday by Exhibitor two weeks. five weeks. 16. "Waterworld," Universal, convicted child molester. Eddie Relations Co. Inc.: 6. "Seven," New Line, $4 mil- 11. "Never Talk to Strangers," $569,000, 666 locations, $855 per

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"Working against UC California's top educators said students for the University of together is particularly crucial Professor wins age discrimination suit needs to be expanded," because 70 percent of all jobs in UC attorney Judith Keyes Monday that public schools need California LOS ANGELES (Al') A mentors monetary award, said the future will require some post- that Acuna wasn't hired to place more emphasis on prepar- Eastin said. federal jury found in favor of a Acuna's attorney, Moises argued The group noted that "no com- secondary education and 60 the "quality of ing students for higher education, Chicano Studies professor who Vazquez. because (his) prehensive system for measuring percent of jobs will requires skills scholarship was ques- to increase the number of students claimed the University of Acuna, now 63, applied for a research skills, knowledge and under- that only 20 percent of our popula- eligible for university study. the California, Santa Barbara full-time job as a senior profes- tionable." K-12 pupils in tion poses,* he said. claimed that Acuna The report by the California standing of refused to hire him because sor of Chicano Studies at UC She did- California currently exists. The group recommended that have the support of most Education Round Table noted that at age 59 he was too old. Santa Barbara and was screened n't of "Each segment of higher educa- education authorities: Santa Barbara the percentage of high school "This is one of my better along with 33 other applies- the UC Chicano uses different assessment Agree on high-school gradua- Department, nor did graduates attending the University tion days," Rodolfo "Rudy Acuna dons, Vazquez said. Studies he methods, which slows the move- tion standards and determine adequate experience of California or the California said outside the courthouse After his application was have iii of students between seg- exactly what is needed for universi- doctoral students. State University systems AS first- ment Monday. denied in June 1991, Acuna teaching ments," the group said. "The state ty admissions. been a time freshmen declined by nearly Now, it's up to U.S. District filed a suit based on the federal Acuna has professor needs, instead, a coherent, well- Strengthen programs and State Northridge 21 percent between 1987 and Judge Audrey B. Collins to Age Discrimination and at California integrated system for measuring resources for teachers' profession- 20 years. 1993. decide whether to order instate- Employment Act of 1967. for more than *This decline is worrisome core knowledge both by higher al development programs. because a student's future eco- education and the business com- Track high school students nomic well-being, and ultimately munity." more carefully and with greater society's economic health, are tied The Education Round Table is uniformity to determine whether to the level of educational attain- composed of Eastin, along with the standards have been met. ment our students achieve," said heads of UC.. CSU, the community Make greater use of comput- Explosion in high school locker injures three students colleges, the independent colleges er technology in the classroom. state schools superintendent WEST COVINA, Calif. (AP) Price found the pipe bomb where his condition was listed as and universities and the California The group also urged that col- Delaine Eastin. A pipe bomb exploded in a inside a neighbonng locker, serious, Jones said. awareness Postsecondary Education lege students be asked to help pub- There is "a growing high school locker Monday, which investigators said may Francisco Villalobos, 15, suf. is Commission. lic students to stay in school, that K-12 student performance injuring three male students. have been slightly ajar. fered a concussion and possible CSU Chancellor Barry Munitz acquire basic skills and take more far too low, that students attending Nogales High School was "Technicians believe that a hearing loss and Juan Villaforte, are said that public schools and col- rigorous courses. the California State University evacuated while sheriff's investi- detonating device attached to 14, suffered facial lacerations. leges need to jointly develop edu- too often not prepared for college gators went through the school the bomb caused the explo- Jones said. Both were taken to with bomb-sniffing dogs after sion," Jones said. It was unclear San Dimas Community the 10:27 am. blast. whether it went off when Price Hospital, where officials said James Price, 16, suffered seri- picked it up or if it was detonat- their conditions were stable. ous injuries to both hands, chest ed from a remote location, he Sheriff's spokesman Ron leaky breast implants Spear said the explosion was in Dow liable for and head in the explosion, said said. Los Angeles County sheriff's Price was taken to Pomona an outdoor locker outside a RENO (AP) A jury Monday Deputy Brian Jones. Valley Hospital Medical Center, computer classroom. agreed to consider assessing puni- Ai tive damages against Dow Chemical Co., already ordered to Because of what they did, thousands of women pay $3.9 million to a woman who across the country are sick. claims her ill health was due to Groups rally to urge action after 'Million Man March' leaks silicone breast implants. Fredric Ellis made up a large pro- Danny]. Bakewell, president The jury awarded Charlotte LOS ANGELES (AP) Farrakhan, Attorney attending. of the Brotherhood Crusade, Mahlum the $3.9 million in com- Heeding Minister Louis portion of those had said the march earlier this pensatory damages on Saturday Farrakhan's call for action in Many others said they pp earlier march on month was a sign of blacks' new- after finding the company liable the wake of the "Million Man attended the capital, and called found solidarity. for faulty breast implants. March" two weeks ago, some the nation's als used in breast implants. Dow Corning was dropped from a chance to "We made a decision that we The Washoe District Court jury's 2,000 people gathered to pro- Sunday's event Dow Chemical spokesman John the Reno lawsuit after it filed for home messages they were going to Washington, verdict marked the first implant mote activism in their commu- bring Musser said this is only the second bankruptcy protection in May, say- heard there. D.C.," he said. "We didn t ask verdict solely against the parent of nities. time his company has been to trial ing it lacked the resources to fight "We've got to keep the spirit anyone what time to be there or Dow Corning Corp., which for More than 50 non-profit on an implant lawsuit and the first litigation filed on behalf of thou- going," said Charles Hammond, where to assemble.... We've got years was the leading manufactur- groups participated in "One in time it has been the sole defen- sands of women who blame director of the African to stop letting other people tell er of silicone breast implants. a Million" rally in the Crenshaw dant in such a case. implants for health problems. American Unity Center. "For us what's good for us. "We're not sure yet what we're district Sunday. Earlier this year, a Houston jury A federal judge ruled in years, nothing punitive dam- Women, excluded from the more than 300 going to ask for in awarded a woman and her hus- September that the cases against Ellis, one of Oct. 16 march in Washington by has changed." ages, said Fredric band $5.2 million in a similar law- Dow Chemical and Corning can attorneys. "But we Mrs. Mahlum's suit, holding Dow Chemical 20 proceed despite the Chapter 11 fil- the think they're deserved because percent liable and Dow Corning ing. This is the first verdict since company was crimi- conduct of this 80 percent liable. But a judge later then. they did, nal. Because of what overruled the verdict against Dow Mrs. Mahlum, 46, who lives in across the Chinese nationals sentenced for importing bear bile thousands of women Chemical and freed it from having Elko. sued Dow Chemical and sick." wouldn't be country are to pay a share of the award. Dow Corning in 1993, alleging LOS ANGELES (AP) cultures. truthful, they designed Punitive damages are Marsha J. Rabiteau, a Dow that her implant caused serious Three Chinese nationals who "Bear bile is considered a here." for wrongdo- to punish a company Chemical lawyer, said her company health problems, including skin brought bear gall bile into the medicine and can be bought in The three men were arrested deliberated for a half ing. The jury also will ask Judge Connie disorders, muscle pain, tremors United States were sentenced to a pharmacy in China. They did- last month at Los Angeles to hear testi- hour before agreeing Steinheimer to set aside the latest and incontinence. six months in prison for violat- n t know that it is illegal. They International Airport after U.S. sides on the issue mony from both jury award. If she rejects the The jury also awarded $200,000 ing the international endan- brought it to give as an honor- Customs agents found 60 to 75 of punitive damages. request, she said, Dow Chemical in compensatory damages to her gered species act. able gift," said federal public grams of bear gall bile con- financial Dow Chemical's will appeal to the Nevada Supreme husband, Marvin. Dongyn Jin, Zhezhu Jin and defender Jerry SaLseda. cealed in the defendants' lug- company experts testified that the Court. Ellis said the latest verdict opens Hengji Quan pleaded guilty last But Judge U.S. District Judge gage. $8 billion and was worth between "I have a lot of confidence in the door for more implant lawsuits week. Terry Hatter didn't buy that That amount of bile could although they tried to $9 billion, the jury system, but I think the against Dow Chemical. About Defense attorneys claimed argument. fetch up to $37,500 on the Dow Corning lost money show that complexity of the case was com- 10,000 such suits already are pend- that bear gall bile is considered "There doesn't seem to be black market, said Assistant U.S. The jury was on breast implants. pounded by misrepresentation" by ing against the nation's 33rd an aphrodisiac and an ancient any cultural difference about Attorney Erica Martin. deliberations expected to resume Mrs. Mahlum's attorneys, Rabiteau largest company, which has more herbal remedy in some Asian lying," Hatter said. -If they were late this morning. sometime said. than $20 billion in assets. Among other things, the jury Dow Chemical, based in Dow Chemical "intends to try Chemical gave Dow found Dow Midland, Mich., and Corning Inc. every single lawsuit that receives a "substantial assistance or Corning of Corning, N.Y., are co-owners of trial setting," Rabiteau said. by testing mated- encouragement" Dow Corning. Convicted Hollywood madam haunted by prison sentence LOS ANGELES (AP) SO hard to accept it, and you She will also be sentenced on Convicted Hollywood madam can only do so many things to federal tax evasion charges. Heidi Fleiss can t stop thinking put it out of your head but it "I'm more disappointed than Professor who loved books donates collection about going to prison. eats you and it just takes every- scared," Fleiss said. "I mean, to "I can act real cool and tough thing out of you. It's so drain- put someone in jail for three to the ing, she said. eight years for something as FRESNO (AP) Once upon a Naturally, he kept now 68. "He was a and this bravado about Fleiss will be sentenced Dec. absurd and ridiculous as this is time, a little boy learned a love of reading and col- id storyteller, a much whole thing and make jokes was con- the wrong kind of punishment reading and storytelling from his lecting. better storyteller about it, but it's on my mind all 12 for pandering. She kindly grandfather. But after 34 years I have never in than I." the time," Fleiss told TV's victed of directing a prostitu- and something should be ring whose rich and changed." As time passed, the boy read and at the university, Nixon, who has "Extra" in an interview for tion read. Arne Nixon's house my life thought of no children of his broadcast Tuesday. famous clients were charged up When he became a man, he and office were so own, says books "I'm always thinking about it. to $10,000 a night for sexual kept on reading, book after book full of books he did- selling a book. I became "almost my It's so hard to prepare for it and services. after book. n't know what to do. have only worried survival" as a child He became a professor of educa- So on Monday, he growing up in tion at California State University- donated his collec- about having the Frederick, South Fresno, where he taught students tion of about 20,000 Dakota. the art of telling children's stories. children's books to money to buy them. "I have never in the university my life thought of library, where they AtTIO Nixon selling a book," he States place mentally retarded children in regular classrooms GRE-LSAT will form the Arne California State University, says. "I have only Nixon Center for Fresno professor worried about hav- DALLAS (AP) The vast GMAT -SAT -I the Study of ing the money to majority of states received a failing if Children's Pr buy them." grade in placing children with CBEST-ELM Literature. He'll miss having mental retardation in regular class- Our concern is if they're segregated in school, they Associate librarian Sandra his collection fill every nook and rooms, with none scoring an A, miss out on much of Gothe calls Nixon's donation "one cranny of his home and office. But shows a report card released the educational opportunites as A Yes au cfrecta Cr Jerry Bobrow has velt Monday by a national advocacy ten ass. 22 hutlund besheing boots on test of the largest and most significant he knows they'll be close by, like a well group. as such things as social interaction. proper:Sim collections of children's books on good friend. the West Coast." "It will be so strange when the While some states have made Sharon Davis A An ea crowns cre obsoLttety Nixon credits his "great strides" in placing mentally date love for litera- books are gone," he says. "But it Arc report author ture to his grandfather, who told will be a relief because I will have retarded students in regular class- A Yes. ,se have a tree 'tepear PalcY the boy folk tales, religious stories visiting privileges." rooms, the average percentage increase was less than one percent- A Yes prepere over 17 MO students each and the sufferings his ancestors And so, everyone can live happi- re age point from 1989-90 to 1992-93, dna wary roar lived through in Finland. ly ever after. California was 40th among the mental retardation placed in regu- "He had a wonderful the most recent year reported, says states with 2.61 percent of vAlt, kind of retarded lar classrooms. It is followed by A Ass di hstructors ate ftjv credenkled repertoire the report by The Arc, a national students in dxed dogees of stories," says Nixon, regular classrooms, Montana, 25; Texas, 25 percent: organization for the mentally and Nevada was 44th with 1.79 per- Idaho, 24 percent; New A Yes al materials me Included retarded. cent. Hampshire, 22 percent; and "On the A Yes we adrnnster pogcrns tor 26 eve of the 20th anniver- For its report, The Arc analyzed Massachusetts, 21 percent. Obilteria State UniserstIttescolepss sary of the Individuals with data from 50 states, the District of At the bottom of the list is New ard law %drools Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Columbia (45th) and Puerto Rico Jersey, followed by Illinois and The Arc is extremely disappointed A yes al papers tse on ccrnpus (47th) that was reported to Iowa with fewer than 1 percent. Summer is over but not at to issue this report verifying that Congress on IDEA's implementa- West Virginia, Arizona, District of A Vet we se been helbroj students premix) for children with men retarda- tion. The law requires school dis- Columbia, Louisiana, Puerto Rico tcr the past 22 ,fecrs Sunshine Graphics tion, placement in segregated edu- tricts to consider placing a child and Nevada educate fewer than 2 cational environments continues with disabilities in a regular class- percent of children with mental to be the rule of the land," said room setting with the use of sup- retardation in regular dassrooms. We deliver exceptional Alan Abeson, A at tees range tan cnty S125 to S195 executive director of plementary aids and services Texas leads the states in the per- service and quality for a fair the Arlington, Texas-based organi- before exploring other alterna- centage increase of' students served BOBROW price. Compare us with our zation. tives. in regular classrooms up from "Tragically, only 7.1 percent of "Our concern is if they're segre- fewer than 2 percent in 1989-96 to Fes pa r a 1 ion competition; we think you children with mental retardation gated in school, they miss out on almost 25 percent in 1992-93. will be pleasantly surprised. were receiving their education in much of the educational opportu- An official at the U.S. SERVICES regular classrooms in the school nities as well as such things as Department of Education agreed ( 5 1 0 ) I, SO- 5 6 year 1992-93." social interaction," said Sharon that work remains, but she noted We Specialize in Custom Printed 1-Shirts That compares with 6.7 percent Davis, the author of the report. the progress made in the place- STATE in The Arc's first report, based on 'We're hopeful that by bringing ment of thechildren in resource SATMERSITY Sunshine Graphics Sunshine Graphics 1989-90 data. 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Nightclub Be a From page 1 It's the hest club; I'll be going to On its final night. FX will be Part of the Fastest Growing ting-edge style that appeals to a the Halloween thing. It's just too hosting a costume contest, where more intellectual crowd," Maresca bad." the winner will take home $500. Software Industry said. "Students are intelligent. We While some go there to dance Advance tickets can be purchased get a lot of art students, you know, or hang out, others go to take in at Streetlight Records or at FX. because they're creative,' the live acts that pass through San Maresca said he's selling FX Some people expressed sadness Jose. because he wants to spend more about FX's demise. "I go there every once in a time as a small-business consultant "I can't stand it. If this place clos- while," said Dustin Eng, a senior in San Jose. Wednesday, FX comes es, then I'll just go to (San majoring in behavioral science. "I under new ownership. It will be Francisco)," said Angela Gallagher, go to see the bands. I go to the renovated into a tri-level nightclub a senior majoring in human per- rockabilly shows, and go to swing with live acts. CI formance. "It sucks, for this city. shows." qtan,I Ive Diridron From page 1 national, state and local programs some of the 61 researchers on congestion and the national trade and organizations, including the campus from as far away as The Vantive Corporation will be on campus interviewing for positions in deficit," said APTA Chairman county supervisors' Association of Brussels, Belgium, Diridon said. Consulting Development, and Quality Assurance Richard J. Simonetta. The APTA California Transportation and Diridon's transportation respon- receives applications for the award Highways committee and the sibilities have allowed him to travel from local transportation compa- Transit District Board of internationally. He was the keynote When: Wednesday, November 15, 1995 from 9:00am to t es around the country. Supervisors of Santa Clara County. speaker at the Ninth Jerusalem "It was a total surprise to me," flu has helped plan such local Conference in 1989 and was a 4:45pm Diridon said. projects as the Guadalupe Freeway, principal speaker at the UITP Sign-up at SJSU Career Center by November 6th Diridon has been called the par- the Vasoila project and the Light Rail Commission in 1994. ent of modern transit service in Fremont-South Bay BART connec- Santa Clara County and has been tion. Where: San Jose State University Career Center listed in "Who's Who in America" The International Institute for as one of the 10 most influential Surface Transportation Policy leaders in Silicon Valley. Studies at SJSU is one of six He has chaired more than 100 national research projects bringing Who: Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and STUDENT Computer Software Specialization students TRAVEL graduating Winter 1995 or Spring 1996.

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Castro's campy Halloween bash may end due to size SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The "Halloween is a big holiday for has gathered $200,000 for local tion center or the Civic Center outrageous, campy Castro district the gay community, probably the charities over the years were Plaza. Halloween party is too big for its biggest they can be anything raided, performers were poked There will be inside events, gala bustier, and will likely end after they want for one night, without It's a gay party that has become too popular for it's and prodded. balls and costume contests, as well this year's celebration, organizers ally guilt," said Jeff Patterson, the It's a small number of violent as the traditional block party out- and city officials said Monday. mayor's liaison to gay and lesbian own good ... incidents compared to the crowd, side. For decades the street party has groups. but it still feels chaotic and danger- But it won't be the same, all paralleled the growing size and Big is the word for it, Crowd esti- Dahn Van Laarz ous,' said frIrristead-Rose. Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence president agree. success of San Francisco s gay com- mates ranged up to 400,000 in In past years, security monitors "It's a gay community event at munity, moving from under- recent years. were volunteers, but this year the core, at heart, in spirit," said ground celebrations to a Polk "It's a gay party that has become IP party will have a professional force Olmstead-Rose. "Now it feels like Street party and finally, in 1979, to too popular for its own good. Heyman of a resident's group seek- bashers, who hang around the of up to 300 security guards along the event has kind of been lost." Castro Street, the city s biggest gay There are tour packages that come ing to move the party. fringe of the party and attack peo- with more than 200 police officers. While it will retain its gay flavor, neighborhood. in from all over the world," said "Put together too many people ple they believe are homosexual. A mandatory $2 entry fee charged Patterson acknowledges it will Now it has outgrown Castro and Dahn Van Laarz, better known as with too much beer, and it's just Last year 53 people were arrest- at street barricades will help limit never again be just a block party is headed to the seat of power Sister Camille Leon, president of not fun," she said. ed, mostly for public drunkenness the undesirables, organizers hope. for the local community. downtown. the Sisters of Perpetual Some are teen-agers eager to and brawling, 100 others were Some events have already moved "At this point, with such a large For 16 years, Halloween night Indulgence, a campy drag group make trouble along the lines of detained, and several weapons away from the Castro. The Sisters event, I'm not sure how you can; has seen the streets of the Castro that previously sponsored the Devil's Night in Detroit, says Lester were confiscated. Some people of Perpetual Indulgence will stage back," he says. "Once it's fin filled with nuns in drag, leathery party. Olmstead-Rose, executive director reported hearing gunfire. One their own shebang at a South of moved out of the Castro, I don t pseudo-bikers, condom-clad revel- Many attendees now are good- of this year's sponsor, Community man headed to the party was shot Market gay club. know what it will represent." ers, Mae West-lookalikes and peo- natured gawkers who come to United Against Violence. in the leg. Next year, says Patterson, the ple determined to wear as little as admire the costumes and have a And some attendees are gay- Collection buckets the event party will be moved downtown, this tolerant city allows. beer. Or two, or three, says Rachel likely either to the city's conven- Foreign trick-or-treaters simply horrify the French population NOISY-LE-ROI, France (AP) seeking out the homes where side might slice off all those loving- have any candy so she handed out But Halloween is virtually completely against our culture." Trick or treat! It's almost porch lights and grinning jack o' ly cultivated buds. cough drops medicated adult unheard of in France, even though This Halloween, Starleaf thinks Halloween and the French are lanterns signal fellow expatriates. Treat? Desperate to end an awk- cough drops." it's home to Cesar SA, the world's a few French families may actually scared stiff. But kids are kids, and the excite- ward encounter, a flustered Modern Halloween trick-or- largest maker of caricature masks. join in the fun Tuesday evening The popular American holiday ment and lust for candy is strong Frenchman said he once tossed a treating traces its roots to Britain, During the Gulf War, the company but just a few. isn't on the calendar in France. enough to drive some to the dark- small but expensive tin of foie gras but the holiday is celebrated spotti- in Saumur, about 160 miles south- "I was walking along the street But that hasn't stopped some ened houses of French neighbors into the bag of an equally bewil- ly around Europe and most often west of Paris, did a lively business once with my daughter all dressed transplanted Americans, creating a cross-cultural comedy dered Amencan child. by foreigners, not Europeans. selling scowling Saddam Hussein up as a ballerina in a tutu, and Canadians and Britons from that plays out every year: "It is kind of a strange holiday North American and English masks to the U.S. market for people were really looking her importing it much to the horror A Frenchman, hearing an unex- when you think about it: You dress children go door-to-door in Halloween. over," she said. of the French, who cherish their pected knock on the door, flings it up and beg for candy," said Gina Waterloo, a Brussels suburb with a "It's grotesque," said Bernard "You could tell they were think- privacy and tend to shun strangers. open and stares down blankly at Starleaf, an American from sizeable English-speaking popula- Ewenczyk, a Paris businessman. ing, 'What on Earth is going on "It's bizarre," said jean-Pierre the small ghost, goblin, pirate or Indianapolis organizing this year's tion. Some British youngsters also "To knock on the door dressed here?"' Leclercq, a bus driver. Little mon- princess who has penetrated his expatriate trick-or-treating in trick-or-treat, though most prefer like that is very strange. It's sters! I don't want them in my gar- hedged-in fortress and now stands Noisy-le-Roi, about 15 miles west of the English equivalent on Nov. 5, unknown in France. For me, it's den." on his doorstep. Paris. Guy Fawkes Day. On l'uesday night, scores of cos- Trick? One French woman con- "It's really funny," said Starleaf, In Italy, Halloween has become tumed children will go door to fided that she feared for her rose who will lead about 100 children a theme night at some discothe- door in the leafy suburbs west of bushes, terrified that the little this year. "Last year, a French lady ques, where people wearing mon- Paris where many foreigners settle, sword-wielding, masked Zorro out- put out a pumpkin, but she didn t ster masks dance the night away.

HAUNTED HOUSES Halloween High-Tech Haunted Winchester Mystery Graveyard 6p.m.-IIp.m. From page 1 who'll be dressed ass barmaid. House, flashlight tour Free but donations treating we're going to go around ask- Some other events include a of 160-rnom mane.on, accepted for the ing for canned food for charity," he "bewitching party" at PJ Mulligans on 6:30p.m.-11p.m. American Cancer Society said. Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino, with Mr. Miraculous' magical 67 Laconia Ct., San Jose Andre Sayad, a freshman majoring in several costume contests and prizes. juggling, face painting computer science, will be dressing up There will be Q-Zar (a laser-tag game) and nick-or-treating in as 0.J. Simpson and appearing at sever- at Eastridge Mall, which will also have a the warden Take 101 to Bernal Rd. Ibrn al parties. Sayad said, "'No autographs, costume contest. $17 general admission right off the ramp; left onto please." At the Great Mall of the Bay Area, (includes souvenir Santa Theresa; left onto FX, a downtown San Jose nightclub, Milpitas, G.Y.R.O.'s Halloween flashlight) Avenida Espana; right onto is holding one of the big events tonight. Emporium will have a haunted house Essendon Way; left into It's last night of business is tonight called the "World of Terror VII." It is a Winchester Blvd. between I- Laconia Ct. and it's closing with a bash. Tickets had huge tent with a 40,000 square-foot 280 and Stevens Creek Blvd. to be purchased in advance and the haunted maze. The admission is $10 San lose. Call (408) 247- G.YR.O's "World of evening includes a costume contest. and tee shirts are on sale. It's open 200ti for advance tickets. Terror VII" Haunted 'This party's going to be huge. from 7 p.m.-I2 p.m. House 7p.m.-12mid Everybody's going, there's going to be a It's a night for fun and festivities, so Santa Clara County night, $10 admission at lot of SJSU students there" said Jaime take your pick. Fairgrounds, World's the Great Mall of the Fletcher, a senior majoring in anthro- largest haunted house Bay Area, Milpitas pology. She'll be attending as a fairy 6p.m.-11p.m. along with friend Heather Amick, Schools howling over Halloween being banned WASHINGTON (AP) At not religious, has one of the par- apples. At a few schools, children Boyertown Elementary School in been swept into the di ents who came will still be allowed to dress up as Boyertown. Pa., youngsters will cel- dispute over religion to Halloween's their favorite book or cartoon ebrate autumn Tuesday with apple and schools. We were getting defense. character. cider and pretzels and drawings of They point to the "This was a way to keep the cos- colorful leaves. fun kids have parad- concerns from (!onservative tuming that many of the schools But they won't celebrate ing down school halls parents satanic- Christians are liked, but still make the break Halloween. Like many public dressed as ghosts and hardly the only from ghosts and goblins," Byers school officials nationwide, their monsters, pirates and type concerns. It was parents, or edu- said. principal has eliminated a holiday skeletons, vampires cators, who But public schools are particu- the school's conservative parents and gypsies. just easier getting rid worry about larly sensitive to religious issues, viewed as destructive. Earlier this month, Halloween. Gory because of recent high-profile "We were getting concerns from hundreds of parents of it. costumes can fights over prayer in class and reli- parents satanic-type concerns," some in costumes glorify violence, gious choir songs. said Principal Fred Brown. "It was themselves protest- Fred Brown scary stories can The National School Boards just easier getting rid of it" ed to the Los Altos, Elements ry school principal give children Association advises its members No group keeps statistics on the Calif., school board nightmares, and neither to promote nor discourage matter, but Brown, a former head after it prohibited six If the focus on religion, pay attention to local of the National Association of elementary schools mischief can community concerns and give par- Elementary School Principals, says from holding Halloween celebra- lead to more serious pranks, many ents options, said spokesman Jay more of his colleagues have in tions during school hours. say. Butler. recent years banned costumes and Board members had acted "We were all sensitive tc chil- For example, even after the Los scary stories. because of parental concerns dren's being afraid of things," said Altos district approved in-school "Frankly, this is just not a battle a about satanic undercurrents. But Marie Byers, a school board mem- Halloween celebrations, it still lot of principals are willing to fight board members quickly changed ber in Hagerstown, Md. allowed parents to keep their chil- when there's so many more impor- their minds after the large parent At her city's elementary schools dren out. tant things," Brown said. protest. this year, children will play pin the Yet some parents are angry that "This is good, innocent fun for nose on the pumpkin, and talk a holiday they regard as secular, children," said Sandy Williams, about fall and the harvest of

Detroit tries to thwart 'Devil's Night' tradition DETROIT (AP) More than "We want to turn Detroit's trouble spots such as vacant build- 25,000 volunteers have been image into a positive image," ings. Last year there were about recruited to patrol streets tonight Archer said Sunday. "We learned 3,500 volunteers. to thwart Detroit's Halloween eve our lesson last year. Besides arranging the patrols, tradition of "Devil's Night" arson, Devil's Night fires peaked at 297 the city has demolished more than the mayor said. in 1985, but declined after then- 1,800 vacant buildings in the last Mayor Dennis Archer toured Mayor Coleman Young initiated a two months, towed more than the city's police precincts and major anti-arson campaign. 2,000 abandoned cars and Frankfurt $229* neighborhood community centers Archer pleaded last week for removed 190,000 discarded tires. Paris $235* to give pep talks Sunday. He was 30,000 people, including black Authorities also announced a 6 criticized last year when the num- men who participated in the p.m. to 6 am, curfew for juveniles. New York $159* ber of Devil's Night fires surged to recent Million Man March in Wash. DC $178* 182, the highest since '215 in 1986. Washington, to watch potential Boston $178* ,ro., aro n Ir on, San ptaLlumr lleillktion, apply and 14., 1,700-year-old statue recovered from smuggler in Egypt word orlwr wr,r1.1w.da drom.on, CAIRO, Egypt (Al') Police advent of Islam was found in pit( Ii and called pilice. Council Travel recovered a -000-year-old stone the Cairo apartment of Amir Tawfiq refused to say how and 394 University Ave., Suite 2C-0 statue of an ancient idol on Mohammad Tawfiq, a man author- when he got hold of the statue. Palo Alto (A 94301 Monday after a man tried to sell it ities said was a known smuggler. The statue was broken long ago to tourists visiting the Sphinx and Police arrested Tawfiq after he and only the god's head remains. 408-295-8886 the Giza pyramids. approached tourists at the Sphinx It is made of stone and is 20 inches THE PALACE The statue of the god Nobel and the Giza pyramids outside high and 12 inches wide, police EURA1LPASSES 1465. Murphy Ave., Sunnyvale (408) 739-5179 worshiped by Arabs before the Cairo. Guides overheard his sales said. Eranuirponrogsmumms 1

8 Tuesday, October 31, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State UnlvensIty SPARTAN DAILY No longer teed off there," Oberholser said. Arron Oberholser's His personal coach and mentor, change of attitude Roger Graves, thinks his new atti- tude has come with success and gives him a winning the realization that he can com- on the green pete with the best. "I feel Aaron is edge probably the best amateur in Northern California, if not one of Be Elaina Medina the best in the state" Graves said. *man Suff Graves, who has been teaching Arron Oberholser has been golf for 32 years, has been known to cuss and scream and kick Oberholser's golf coach since he his golf bag when he's not per- was eight years old. He gave forming up to his own standards. Oberholser his first job as a caddy His hot temper is no secret to his and later, his first golf scholarship teammates and Oberholser admits to come to SJSU. he is a "fireball" on the green. "He's a wonderful kid, almost "He has a real short temper," like a son to me," Graves said. "He said teammate Jonathan Baker, just has a great big heart, lots of who was Oberholser's roommate guts and lots of desire. He wants to last year. "I'd be the first to admit win." he wasn't the easiest guy to live Graves has been a role model with." for Oberholser on and off the golf But this season, if any golf fans course. Oberholser attributes 95 have been watching closely, there percent of his success to Graves. has been a change in his tempera- "We see eye-to-eye in our person- ment and in his game. al lives," Oberholser said. "He's "He's learnini to control his been the greatest. His contribution temper in public, Baker said. to my life and my golf game." Oberholser, who is currently Oberholser said he will continue ranked as one of the best amateur to perfect and hone his golf skills golfers in California, has been under Graves instruction. "I will be reading sports psychology books with him as long as he and I are and it is paying of for the 20-year- alive," he said. And if either of old junior communications major. them have their way, straight to the *It has helped me mellow out a top of the golf world. lot, I've learned there's more to "I've been working my butt off PHOTO BY JOHN STUBLER SPARTAN DAILY life than golf," Oberholser said. "I to get where I am now," was very hard on myself, I was very Oberholser said. I want to be the Arron Oberholser, communications major and Spartan golfer, has made adjustments in his attitude and his game to be the top golfer for critical. I practiced for perfection best in the world: But Arron and SJSU this season. and I expected perfection." Graves realize this is going to take Now his views have changed; a lot of work. "He's got a long ways of San Francisco Invitational tour- "I hit some shots this week that a are grateful. help out his team," he said. Oberholser practices for perfec- to go and he knows where he's nament. year ago I would have gone "He's the number one player," Oberholser realizes his team- tion but no longer expects perfec- going," Graves said. "I got pretty mad at myself and I absolutely ballistic and really had Baker said. "His scores are very mates depend on each other. tion. Oberholser said he is still work- let some emotions show," said some problems out there," he said. important for us and the success of "You need to keep your head for "It's a game, it's a sport It's one! ing with controlling his emotions Oberholser, who cussed at himself He said it helps him to imagine his the team." He said Oberholser your teammates," he said. "I could love to play and one Twill probably on the golf course. and kicked his golf bag. "I felt a lit- grandparents are watching. wants a team tide. Graves agrees. not be where I am today without never be able to give up, but Last week he had some trouble tle embarrassed." He said he did Whatever is helping Oberholser "Aaron is a team player and will those guys." you're suppose to have fun out keeping his cool at the University not play as well as he is capable of. improve his game, his teammates do anything within his power to Cross country team improves from last year's showing By Kristina Allen SJSU with a time of 19 minutes Iley has been nursing a pulled run this seas iii, the Irvine (-muse Spartan Daily Staff WrItar and 52 seconds. Sophomore Lina knee hamstring for the past four has had the most hills according to if The SJSU's women's cross coun- Hoffman finished in 20 minutes 43 races and Lina Hoffman has been Iley. We were really psyched and we wanted to improve try team improved its showing seconds, Liz Mousourakis ran fighting a back injury. On Nov. 11, the team will travel from last year in the Big West 20:50, Sarah Hey finished in 21:23, "The team is full of real hard to Portland, Ore., to compete in from last year. I think we tried too hard. Conference Championships held Leslie Asbury finished fifth with a workers and good athletes," said the NCAA West Regional Saturday in Irvine by cutting its time of 21:34, Theresa Nguyen head coach Augie Argabright. "I Championships. The top ten col- point total by 63 points. recorded 22:45, and Christin am very pleased with the teams lege cross country teams will be Out of 11 teams, SJSU finished Frederick finished in 22:51. work this season." competing. Sarah ley 10th with 256 points overall. "We were really psyched and we "This was a tough course," Iley "If we can run our very best, we SJSU cross country runner Freslurian Carol Burns was the first wanted to improve from last year," said. "A lot of us were not thrilled can surprise ourselves and beat runner to cross the finish line for Iley said. "I think we tried too with our times." teams that usually beat us," hard." Of all the courses the team has Argabright said. ff Niners lose Floyd for the season; Jones out for two to four weeks SANTA CLARA (AP) Beset precision offense was left in sham- George Seifert said the injury to "It's just like pouring salt on the injuries and a personnel shuffle. the ball yet, leaving rookie Jamal by injuries and besieged by self- bles by a season-ending knee injury Floyd s right knee was devastating. wound," linebacker Gary Plummer The 49ers also are missing wide Willis as Floyd's likely replacement. doubts, the San Francisco 49ers to fullback William Floyd and the Saying the news tore at him, Seifert said. receiver Nate Singleton (broken Ted Popson and Brett Carolan are find themselves struggling to field loss for 2-4 weeks of tight end said Floyd faced surgery later Steve Young was already out. He collarbone) and defensive tackle the backups to Jones, a three-time a team bearing any semblance to Brent Jones with sprains of his Monday and was through for year. missed his second straight game Bryant Young (ankle). Pro Bowler. last year's Super Bowl winning right knee and ankle. A first-round pick out of Florida since suffering a sprain and deep All were key members of last sea- "I can't recall our injury situa- squad. Initially, it was thought Jones State in 1994, Floyd was hurt when bone bruise in his throwing shoul- son's championship team and the tion ever being this bad," tackle "In the shape we're in now, any would be lost for the season but a teammate fell on him as he der during an Oct. 15 loss at 49ers now have stretched depth to Steve Wallace said. "Quarterback team we play is capable of giving us tests showed the damage was not as helped make a fourth-quarter tack- Indianapolis. the limit, and beyond. Seifert said hurt. Tight end hurt. Fullback trouble, linebacker Ken Norton serious as first believed. le to stop Rufus Porter's fumble Guard Derrick Deese has been the team plans to scout the open hurt. It's tough. But the offensive said. "We might have dodged a bul- return. sidelined since partially tearing market and bring in some help line was battered pretty bad last On Sunday, a worst-case scenario let," Jones said Monday. "But this "Apparently, the knee totally dis- ankle ligaments against Atlanta in this week. year and we found a way to fight befell the 49ers (5-3). team, we've got to get some posi- located," Seifert said. "He'll be Week 2, and the offensive line has Backup fullback Adam Walker is out of that." Not only did they lose 11-7 to tive news around here." placed on injured reserve tomor- used five different starting combi- playing special teams with a cast on the New Orleans Saints, but their However, an emotional coach row." nations in eight weeks due to his broken thumb and can't carry

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Si' %IL I S1411:I N NI1 II \ It Canseco, Alomar and Henderson go on free agent list : TODAY: the sides are operating under the to have a meeting Nov. 14, but act- of Milwaukee, Charlie O'Brien of that must be made by Tuesday..' 11 Women's volleyball at Eleven baseball collective bargaining agreement ing commissioner Bud Selig hasn't Atlanta, Ron Gant of Cincinnati, The Mariners also will exercise a. Sacraria/tee Stan, 7 p m. that expired in December 1993. made a final decision. Bryan Harvey of Florida and Dave $600,000 option on infielder Joey players on market "I reserve judgment, but I do In addition to labor, owners Magadan of Houston. Cora and offer salary arbitration to WEDNESDAY; expect that the premier free must consider their unsettled tele- Players may filed through Nov. reliever Norm Charlton, which NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball's year, the 2, and as many as 155 could be eli- prevents him from becoming Men's soccer at Saint Mary's, agents will receive top dollar," vision situation for next free agent market opened for busi- Boston catcher Mike ble for free aency.g 2:30 p.m. agent Randy Hendricks said. proposed sales of the Pittsburgh gible. ness Monday with 11 players filing, Randy Levine, the owners' new Pirates and California Angels and Macfarlane became eligible Charlton is among 49 players;*.::: including Jose Canseco, Roberto FRIDAY: negotiator, starts work Thursday. the possible sale of the Houston Monday when the Red Sox covered by the repeater rights Alomar and Rickey Henderson. The teams, according to several Astros to a group in northern declined to exercise an option for restriction, which prevents a player o woonant ltileyball vs. OC Both players and teams are sources, are formulating a new Virginia $2.3 million and instead paid a from filing for free agency twice in Santa Barbara, Elegnt Center, unsure what to expect. The indus- proposal, their first since March Other players filing Monday $150,000 buyout. a five-year span. If clubs don't offer. 710 OJT. try revenue dropped between $300 28. However, it's unclear when any were Rene Gonzales and John Seattle said it will exercise a $3.5 salary arbitration by Thursday, al Women's swimming, Pacific million and $500 million this year offer would be made. Habyan of California, Tom million option on AL batting players in that group become eligi- Invitational in Stockton following the 232-day strike, and Owners are considering whether Gordon of Kansas City Rob Dibble champion -Edgar Martinez, a move ble to file for free agency.

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Special Student Programs LOOKING FOR TEMPORARY CHILDCARE ASST. For Los Gatos wfcatIorn or merchandise. FULL TRAINING Choose Cancun, Bahamas. thorough grasp of course matehal. Everyone Qualifies. Serving SJSU for 20 years housing? Must sublease 1 Bdrrn health club. Flexible hours. EXCELLENT BENEFITS Mazatlan, or Florida! CALL NOW! One hour appointments at $22.50. Don't wart! Call now! "Great Rates for Good Drrvers" Apt for 2-3 months. Cute & clean. 8:30am - 1:00pm, Mon. -Sat. Credit Union / Paid Vacations TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL Call 374-5150. UFO NETWORK "Good Rates for NonGood Drivers" In very nice complex near park in Contact Joyce at 408-3584967. SEEKING NEW FACES. Males Medical/Dental Insurance 1-800-95-BREAK 510-651-3773 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Sunnyvale. Call 408-481-9267. & females for Promotions in WEEKLY PAY CHECKS! "Good Student" "Family Multi-car' MUSIC MINDED, OUTGOING, and Bay Area, now thru Dec. on Apply: Mon. - Fri. Sam 5pm. WORD PROCESSING SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE for CALL TODAY 296-5270 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH APT. 2 responsible students wanted for Fri -Sat -Sun. Trade Shows, Vanguard Security Services HEALTH & BEAUTY College & Grad Students. Grades. FREE QUOTE blocks from school. approx 1100 DJ work for multi system co. Must Print & more. 408-379-5590. 3212 Scott Blvd. Santa Clara. Mk's Word Processing Service SAT scores & age not always a NO HASSLE sq. ft. $950.00. Secured under- be available of Fri. and Sat, and Neer 101 at San Tomas Expressway. ELECTROLYSIS CUNIC. Incredible student rates on factor. Recorded message gives NO OBLIGATION ground parking is available. have own car. Will train if you've ASIAN WOMEN NEEDED Unwanted hair removed forever. resumes and school papers. details. 408629-4098, Ann. #176. Aiso oper- Saturdays 9-2. Call 378-1409. Won't last!!! got what it takes. 408.2704249. for egg donation. Desperate SUBSTTTUTES-FLEXIBLE HOURS. Specialist. Confidential. 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Call 379-3203 ext. 21. 408.3793500 Tape Transcription, etc. FAST FUNDRAISER - BAY AREA SKYDIVING Racquetball & Tennis Courts Call Mike @ 510.866-7275. Room and Board! Transportation! Hair Today Gone Tomorrow APA, Turabian and MLA. Raise $500 in 5 days - Greeks, 1.510-634-7575. Basketball Courts Male or Female. No experience TEACHERS/TEACHER AIDES 621 E. Campbell Ave. #17, Days and evenings, seven days. groups, clits, motivated individuals. Rnts from $825.00 month! BICYCLE MESSENGER SERVICE. necessary. Call 1-206-545-4155 FT/PT positions w/infants. tod- Campbell, CA 95008. Suzanne 996-1686. Fast, easy-No financial obligation. LEARN TO FLY 408-279-2300 part-time, am/pm shifts. Serving ext A60411. dlers, preschool and school age. 1-800-862-1982 ext. 33. SQUADRON TWO FLYING CLUB Downtown Sambse Acbiy in person Great advancement and growth MEN & WOMEN - BARE IT ALL! PROFESSIONAL Word Processing Se- Jose I-7e-at,onai Airport 2 BERM APORTNIENT - $750/M0. 22 West Saint John, San Jose. TEACHERS/AIDES oppty. Good benefits. 'maned. PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL. Theses, term papers, group STUDENT DENTAL PLAN I Since 1974 - No Monthly Dues Security type building 100 great children are looking for openings. ECE + exper. preferred. Stop shaving, waxing, tweezing or projects, resumes, letters, Only $57.00 per year. $100 Per Year. Secure Parking ATHLETIC MINDED!!! a few great teachers. Teachers & Call Action Day Nurseries. using chemicals. Let us perma- minimicro cassette transcription, Save 30% - 60% Personafized Professional hstruddon Close In Perfect Student Work Team aides are needed for Campbell 408.867-4515. nently remove your unwanted hair. etc. All formats. Experienced, on your dental needs. *Competitive Rates . 11 Modem Building atmosphere. 408-6549635. before & after school-age program. Back - Chest Lip Bikini - Chin dependable, quick return. For info call 1-800-655-3225. "Introductory Flight $35 . . Free Basic Cable service FT and PT positions available. SECURITY - ACUFACTS, INC. Tummy etc. Students & faculty Almaden/Branham area. 22 Planes To Choose From Laundry Room TUTORS NEEDED. EARN 510.815 Excellent salary & benefits. Please NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY receive 15% discount. First appt. Call Linda 408-264-4504. Private Through ATP Village Apra. 576 S. 5th St. per hour. We get students to Call Laura 408-370-2143, EOE. Corporate Sites, Top Pay! 1/2 price if made before June 1, Please leave message. AUTOS FOR SALE 1101 Airport eincl San.lose. CA WAD (408) 295-6893. call you. Call Jack 227-6685. Too many benefits to list! 1995. Hair Today Gone Tomorrow, (403 275-0300. HES DELIVERY DRIVERS ESE Day, Swing. Crave Shifts. F/T & P/T. 621 E. Campbell Ave. #17, CALL MARCIA 2869448 81 FORD MUSTANG Needs work 780 S. 11TH STREET APTS. EXPERIENCED TECHS - TANDEM Restaurant Food Service. Cal or may person. Man-Sun 7-7. Campbell . (406)379-35(X). Nursing/Soc. Work/English but well maintained. Call 4 details. AiDLERTSE Large 2 bdrrn/2 ba. Very clean. 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Get resume &call opportunities for starting a home Letters, reports, essays, state 10 minutes from campus! Call 288-9157. Dick Sillan, Engineering. E 283 E- $35,000/YR. INCOME business. For FREE Info send a ments articles, etc. For more 924.3928 leave message. potential. Reading books. Toll self-addressed, stamped enve- info please call Dave Bolick, EXPERT WORD PROCESSORS. DAILY Free 1-800-898-9778 Ext. R- lope to: Hello-Tech, 467 Saratoga 510401-9554. Emergencies 0.K Science & English papers/theses SHARED HOUSING HIGH TECH FIRM making driver 2236 for details. Ave., *237, San Jose, CA 95129. VISA/MASTERCARD. FAX. our specialty. Laser printing. Free Must have clean DMV sheet. Must spell check and storage. APA. CROSSWORD FURNISHED ROOM, N/S, no pet. leVe4 South Bay & martial rats. (*a DAYCARE TEACHERS. Small $ EARN EXTRA CASH $ CRIME PREVENTION INFORMATION Turabian and other formats. answers still appear in the next Issue 280/Saratoga. $450/ma Dep. $300. 141 buzlq statrg wage $7.00/hr. 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Consumer assist HAIWARDRIEMONTLNKIN CITY 14 - mai, iiiatnion Immo 1011;11MD 1101111Q information Wordprocessing & editing; positions this winter. Up to morning shifts are also available. 15 Under way DEMOB MMUM 0110121 in salary & benefits. Call 379-3200 ext. 21. CRUISE SHIPS HIRING - Earn up $1.70- min. (9-mm max) Academic /Bus, work accepted!! 16 Paste ROOM FOR RENT IN BEAUTIFUL 52,000+ IMO INIIIIIMEIGNATZ113111E1 Willow Glen Home. Garage space, Call Vertical Employment Group: to $2,000+/month. World travel. 18 yrs. / Touch tone phone ReportsThesesMLA/Turabian 17 Fell on - ears kit/bath priv. Clean & quiet. N/S. (206)634-0469 ext. V60411. $14.00 / HOUR Seasonal & full-time positions. No THE COP-LINE, Morgan Hill, CA. EXPERT In APA format (4th Ed.) 18 Not clearly 0111110E1 111101I4111111 No pets. Prefer female faculty/ Sales Weekends/Evenings cop necessary. For info. call Bus. Ph.# 408-6835723. WP 5.1/6.0- Laser Printer FAX defined 121INICIINIZIki Olii11111112 staff/grad. 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