A.S. candidates' campaign platforms Ryan-Trippi slate: Candidate promises housing increase 'greenback dollars' By Corinne Asturias and distasteful" that student money Barger what student interest is in," before By Gary If presidential write-in can- is "laundered" through student Student making any concrete proposals for a The members of the didate Michael Dutton of the government by the university slate housing program. Independent Party executive Greenback Party gets elected, he bureaucracy. housing believe increasing student The program would have to be says he will probably get arrested Dutton, divorced and raising students to move to and encouraging self-supporting and would probably when he tries to fulfill his campaign three children, shares the Green- community should be the the SJSU be "a co-op program run by the promises. back slate with Vice-presidential student govern- main priorities of students involved," she said. Dutton, 33, thinks students candidate Eric Norris, 25, and Linda ment next year. shouldn't have to pay $10 per Lee Mason, 40, who is running for Trippi said one idea being semester in required student treasurer. Maryanne Ryan, presidential considered is "A.S. possibly buying associated fees to support groups The Greenback party got its candidate; Joe Trippi, vice houses in the area and renting them that the A.S. Council thinks deserve name from the late 19th century presidential candidate; and Nancy to students at low cost." the money. populist faction of the Democratic McFadden, candidate for treasurer, If elected, he has promised to party which favored "letting the agree that establishing some type of Ryan said she doesn't think Michael Dutton Maryanne Ryan alternative housing program will be students are aware of the services their primary goal. offered by A.S. Candidate's platforms "Something has to be done to "The services reach a lot of promote students moving back into students on this campus," she said. --see page 2 this area," according to Ryan, a "I can't help but wonder if a lot of political science senior who has students aren't aware of the scope of distribute $10 refund checks to every people take charge of their own served as A.S. treasurer for the last activities A.S. is involved in." student who paid the fee so they can affairs." two years. give it directly to the groups of their "We're not trying to abolish Her plan to increase student choice. student government," Dutton said. "We hope to be able to pull housing is a good example of how the "Probably one of the first things "We're just saying it shouldn't be together some kind of alternative student government tries to be that will happen is that I'll get spending the students' money I housing program during the next responsive to all the student's needs, arrested for trying to give money guess to I AS. Treasurer) Maryanne year," she said. Ryan said. back to the students," he said. Ryan that would seem like "Bureaucracy is such a predictable abolishing government." Trippi, an aeronautics junior Ryan is "confident of winning" animal." He paused and smiled, "But I and A.S. councilman, echoed Ryan's the election and said her ad- Dutton said he doesn't mind a don't want to insult Maryanne I sentiments. ministration, if elected, "intends to legal hassle if it keeps him from want to get her vote." represent all the students." being sucked into "the university According to Dutton, who also Getting students to move to the bureaucracy." ran as a write-in candidate for "It's pretty damn hard to go out "The money is confiscated from president last election, various SJSU area will ease the parking and solicit 27,000 opinions," she said, problem and improve students by the university ad- organizations now receiving A.S. relationships "but we're going to make ourselves between the university and the ministration and then distributed by funding will have to go directly to available to anyone who disagrees community, he said. a student government that was the students for money by setting up with what we're dong or wants to elected by less than 10 percent of the booths in the Student Union "ad- voice an opinion." Ryan said she will wait "until students," Dutton said. vertising what they have to offer." Joe Trippi we find out what's available and (Continued on back page) Eric Norris He said he finds it "dishonest (Continued on Page 5) Spartan Daily

Volume 70, NumbecAt Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Tuesday, April 19, 1978

Academic Senate okays Silverware thefts may cause faculty review, layoff, S.U. move to plastic copyright guidelines utensils By Robert Clark washing, sterilizing and handling the 12,000 daily customers of the Policies on faculty review by establish eventual norms for in- silverware. cafeteria. students, procedures for handling tructors. But it is a bad one if it's S.U. Cafeteria customers may About $100 a day is needed to faculty layoffs and copyright only a means of policing faculty," soon be eating from paper plates and Zant said it costs $165 a week to pick up, wash, sterilize and return guidelines were approved by the Ross said. using plastic utensils, according to supply enough plasticware to serve the silverware to its trays, he said. Academic Senate Monday. The unanimous approval of the Food Services Manager Lorraine faculty lay-off policy marked the David. It took two hours of debate end of a three-year battle for before the senate approved a plan to Senator George Sicular. David said she is "seriously implement the review of all faculty considering" the switch to New stairway to lead plasticware because $4,242 worth of by students. The policy is an effort to plan trays and stainless steel Under this policy, a board will ahead for times when faculty lay- plastic knives, forks and spoons have been be appointed to create a means by offs are eminent and to ensure that "deliberately stolen" or which students will evaluate their as few faculty lose their job as either thrown away since up to Business Tower instructors. possible. carelessly September.

Once a year, students who took Alternatives to lay-offs included Stairs are now being con- Shortly after that, some four asked David said she thinks most of an instructor's course will be are to transfer qualified faculty to structed on the dirt bank north of the years ago, he tried to get the stairs This the missing silverware was taken by to rate his/her performance. other departments, develop new Business Tower to make access to built. laboratory, students who were "trying to supply includes lecture classes, curricula that would create new the tower easier from the parking lot seminars. their apartments. supervised field work and jobs, encourage faculty to teach adjacent to the building. "Ever since the faculty moved in part-time at part-time pay and to Others are just careless," she this building the Business current students and Both apply for sabbaticals. said. "When they empty their trays Dick Emigh, chief of structural Tower). they have taken that route will be encouraged to graduates into the garbage, they let the trades, said the School of Business because it's easiest," Halverson in the evaluations. participate The lay-off policy also deals with silverware just slide off the trays has been requesting the stairs for said. procedures to determine who will "many years," but they were ap- with the rest of it." "Human beings Responses will be sent to the lose their jobs if lay-offs are proved only this year. being what they department chair- are take the shortest distance bet- instructor, the unavoidable. David said $2,550 worth of trays, instructor's ween two points," Halverson said. person, and put in the $756 in spoons, $396 in knives and George Halverson, dean of the personnel file, "This entire set of procedures $540 worth of forks were lost in the School of Business, said the school Emigh said, "People need that write responses to Faculty may does not go into affect unless there is last seven months. first requested the stairs when it access to the lower level of the tower the evaluations in their file. a demonstratable threat of lay- became obvious that the bank north from the parking lot because so offs," Sicular said. "Some of them are just taking of the Business Tower had become a many seminars take place in Senator Helmer Nielson ob- the the trays and silverware beyond the trafficway to the parking lot. lower level." jected to the plan. He said, "The The senate also approved a perimeter of the S.U. and not feeling with evaluations is that policy which established guidelines Emigh said the cost of the returning them," she said. Halverson said a path had been unless you've found something to defining which materials created by worn through the ground cover on construction of the stairs is criticize, you feel you aren't doing faculty, staff or students are their "But it can't go on; we can't the bank. estimated as $10,544. your job properly." property or belong to SJSU. afford the cost anymore."

He felt the reviews would point The policy stressed that where David said in an etfort to out only bad characteristics and not the work is a result of individually do you discourage silverware thefts during good ones. initiated efforts and not specific "How the first month of each semester, she Rape suspect's counsel Academic Vice President SJSU assignments, the copyright provides plasticware so "everybody Hobert Burns didn't see that as a belongs to the author. keep a can supply their apartments with problem. "Most of our faculty are silverware from other places." very good, and that will come out in But where the university requests case dismissal the reviews." specifically requests a, work in Silverware thefts have been writing and pays all costs jackass e oredi hh Dining Commons also, but Senator Helen Ross asked why developing it, the university holds according to Ed Zant, Spartan Shops Rape suspect Francisco Loera, render his decision on the requests evaluation results should go to not copyright. general manager, they have Jr's attorney asked for dismissal at Loera's next motions hearing department chairpersons as well as suspense? Determination of who holds in been so numerous as those in the Monday on grounds that the Santa May I. individual teachers. copyright should be settled before S.U. Cafeteria. Clara County district attorney may "It's a good idea if the reason it see page 5 the work is begun according to the be using illegal evidence against Schneider said evidence was goes to the chairperson is to "This year the problem seems to policy. I,oera obtained when 1,oera was questioned be more severe than in previous by San Jose Police several weeks sears," he said. "It's really become Also, defense attorney Randall before his arrest. a cost to us. It's going to raise all our Schneider requested that the grand weather A.S. election coverage prices. jury indictment of Loera be drop- hoera is charged with the Ped. November 1977 rapes of a The Spartan Daily's pre-A.S.- Forum page. "If the problem continues," schoolteacher and a nun, plus Continued fair through Wed- Zant said, "we're going to have to election coverage will continue Friday and Monday will be Schneider said the district at- buglary and attempted burglary. nesday with northwesterly winds 5 consider going to just plastic." tomorrow with stories on candidates devoted to the AS. Council races torney did not inform the grand jury to 10 mph. Lows in the 50s, high of 73 for Academic Senate and the lone and the tour ballot initiatives. that one of the rape victims did not He was arrested Dec. 1 after with variable high clouds. Zant said providing plasticware candidate for A.S. attorney general identify I ,oera as the rapist. police saw a man breaking into a Platforms of the Academic A.S. elections will be held April for customers to throw away after South Ninth SJSU MetroroloilY Dept convent on Street where Senate candidates will appear on the 25 to 27. their meals is more expensive than Judge John A. Flaherty will the nun was raped. Page 2, April 19, 1978 forum Executive candidate platforms SIP Greenback The Greenback Party wants government trying to please Bunzel your vote, not your money. Cut the first and the students later and who is not, this campus owes A recent letter to the editor cost of your education by writing in: maybe. regarding this year's Associated every student a recourse if they feel President Michael Dutton The Greenback Party trusts the elections stated that "few that they have been discriminated Students Vice President Eric Norris students to the extent of allowing about against. students could give a damn Treasurer Linda Mason every student the opportunity to vote student government." But do they for the Greenback slate. in future elections. realize what it is and what it does? Measure D proposes that 50 cents of the $10 fee each semester go The Greenback Party trusts Only 2,000 ballots are being toward funding the Spartan Daily. students to spend their money prepared by the Election Board, The Associated Student themselves. Student government appointed by the incumbents, for Government controls a one-half Next semester, a new fee will be instituted for the funding of In- does not need to depend on the over 27,000 students. million dollar budget. Every student university bureaucracy to con- rt,fs Greenback Party is not on this campus pays $97 each structionally Related Activities. fiscate money from the students. afraid of popular democracy. We semester in fees. $10 of that goes to This fee is designed specifically for programs such as Spartan Daily. think all students should be allowed the Associated Students to provide Associated Student fees cannot SIP supports the Daily being funded to vote in student elections. Our such services as Leisure Services, be spent without SJSU President by this fee, not be compelling the opponents, regretfully, do not. 25,000 Legal Counseling, Women's Center, John Bunzel's approval. In effect, expenditure of A.S. funds. Environmental Information Center the university administration students will not be allowed to vote and many others. These activities launders money for its own use in the elections. Students on this campus face constitute most of the non-academic through student government. Remember, by writing in: many critical decisions in the programs on campus. The Greenback Party will put a President Michael Dutton coming year. Few students may stop to this laundering scheme by Vice President Eric Norris give a damn about student govern- But this budget is only a part of allowing the students themselves to Treasurer Linda Mason ment, but they should. the responsibility. Associated distribute their money to those you will cut the cost of registering Students maintains a good working groups on campus that best serve for each semester's classes, end the relationship with the San Jose City Maryanne Ryan the students. financial laundering scheme run by Council. During the height of the SIP candidate for President Democracy doesn't have to be the univesity bureaucracy and gain rape crisis in the fall, A.S. President dull. Students can participate in control over your money. Steve Wright and other members of government directly without having Don't forget, vote early. Only the Student Independent Party Joe Trippi to go through a middleman student 2,000 ballots are available. approached the City Council for help SIP candidate for Vice President and received 15 security guard positions for the campus. Though funding for these positions is up in Nancy McFadden September, SIP will work to see that SIP candidate for Treasurer it is continued. letters Housing is a major priority. There is a strong need to bring more staffing students back into the campus 'Sad reality' formula I how many faculty community. With a budget surplus Government can't do it all we have) was misunderstood. I was quoted as saying that part-time this year, there is the possibility of Editor: faculty are not as qualified as investing in student housing. More Because the Spartan Daily is a regular faculty and hence provide a students living in the community classroom activity of the university, poorer quality of instruction. also means less of a commuter which I support through my taxes, I My point was just the opposite parking problem. can only assume that your in- Inflation tough to beat that many of our part-time faculty structors are giving attention to are superbly qualified and we should In addition to the candidates, your lack of understanding about have the ability to hire them as there are several propositions on the public whim. By Hal Donaldson Nixon's wage and price regular faculty members. We are ballot in this election. Measure A is a Industry and labor will be asked controls A case in point was your President Carter's plan to fight didn't work because the not able to do this because we have proposal to reduce the number of to hold wage and price increases program editorial of April 12 titled "Skirting inflation won't work, but he has the below the was riddled with corruption and fewer faculty positions than we council seats from 20 to 14 and to average recorded in the not Issues." right idea. previous enforced properly, he said. should have according to 1968 number those seats so that each two years. You state that poor voter in- standards. candidate would be running for a Carter said it is a "myth" that volvement cannot be construed as a by Besides, Garnet said, just The question of quality arises specific seat. SIP supports this government can reduce inflation Carter said he will veto "in- of voter approval, and you because an experiment doesn't work measure only because most part-timers are proposition. Running for specific itself. flationary" spending proposals infer that a less than genuine effort once, it doesn't mean it couldn't. not assigned advising duties thereby seats focuses on the individuals in an which threaten to increase the $60 is being made by campus politicos to creating a disproportionate load on election as opposed to parties. It billion federal deficit. motivate participation in the up- Ho! Donaldson ts o William Johnson, associate the regular faculty and because forces incumbants to defend their coming Associated Students elec- Spartan Da//y reporter professor of economics, said the their transient condition prevents actions of the past year and gives Federal agencies will avoid tion. plan doesn't come to grips with the them from making a fuller con- people running as independents a buying goods at inflated prices, and It is my opinion that you will problem. It doesn't recognize tribution to the development of much better chance. "We all want something to be federal regulatory agencies will be come to realize that the vast defense and military expenditures curriculum. done about our problems, except asked to minimize their impact on majority of people are complacent or the power of large firms, he said. Jack Kurzweil Measure B would eliminate the when the solutions affect us," he business and industry as a means of isolationists who will rise to the President, graduate, upper, and lower divisions said. "We favor sacrifice as long as cutting the costs of doing business. occasion only when they feel United Professors of California on council and have all members others go first: threatened/outraged in some The president said elected at large. We feel that this he will try to manner. He said the federal government reduce oil imports if Forum policy allows students to vote for all of their Congress Withdraw or make less obvious is taking the lead by imposing continues Truth and fact representatives and will also make to delay passage of his will be mandatory regulations on itself and the "cause," and the streets councilmembers accountable to all comprehensive energy bill. The intent of the Spartan Daily Editor: he hopes industry and labor will abandoned and the City Council students. Forum Page is to present viewpoints chamber will return to their usual How ironic it is that Charles follow its example. SJSU Economics Professor on issues affecting the university empty state. Shores speaks of "truth" and "fact" Donald Garnet said the plan will be community. in his letter on April 17 when ac- Measure C is an addition to the Carter plans to hold I am somewhat surprised, for federal ineffective over the long haul Comments, columns and tually he presented neither. His preamble of the A.S. Constitution employees' pay increases the above reasons, to read your to 5.5 because there is nothing new there. editorials will discuss local, state, definition of Zionism as "im- that guarantees equal human rights percent this year while reaction to the suggestion that the executive He said stronger government in- national and international affairs. perialistic military expansion" is to all students. Regardless of who is appointees will receive presence of "apathy" in the form of no pay raises fluence on wage and prices is Editorials reflect the position of totally unsubstantiated by historical protected by the U.S. Constitution in 1978. low voter activity or the lack of needed. The Daily. Opinion columns fact. In the express organized political opposition is a interest of "truth and the views of the writer or gauge one may use to confirm the fact" I will now present a brief organization and will appear with history of the a status quo. situation. by-line attributing the article ac- It is not a "distortion of logic" as When the United Nations voted cordingly. you insist, but rather a dangeriously for partition of the land into a Jewish The Daily encourages reader sad and accurate evaluation of section and an Arab section, the comments regarding editorials, reality. Jews were satisfied to live in peace comments or news BORN AGAIN stories. Is it possible that the cursory within the borders specified. treatment of Associated Students The Arabs, however, could not elections in the past by the Spartan find the idea of a Jewish state Daily has influenced the degree of conducive with their idea of what is campus "apathy?" Is the Daily so proper, and the armies of Egypt, SPARTAN DAILY free from blame that it can afford to Jordan and Syria attacked the throw the first stone? poorly equipped civilian Jewish I leave it to members of the settlements with bloody cries of Editor Linda Zavora I "driving the Jews into the sea," Advertosony Manager Arthur Adiernian Associated Students to make that calling their crime a "Holy War." City Editor Terry Robertson judgment. News Editor Chris Georges Robert Crawford-Drobot Now lets talk about the Six-Day Ass, News Editor Conde Choi nest War, In Admin. of Justice senior May 1967, Egyptian Forum Page Editor Scott Brown President Nasser expelled the U.N. Editor Mark Bosneag A.S. executive assistant Layout peace-keeping forces from strategic Copy Editor Steve ()was Sports Editor Pete Cayaghari areas in the Sinai Peninsula which Cartoonist. Pat Martin Misunderstanding have been there since 1956. Photo Editor ..... Maroyn Ode. He then illegally blockaded thu Chief Photographer Sydney Brink Editor: international waterway of the Strai) Retail Ad Manager Dan Dannentelser I want to express my thanks to of Tiran, Israd's only access to thi Art Director Bob Fong the Spartan Daily and to reporter Classified Toni Coshow Indian to Israeli shipping National Ad Manager Ron Starnes David Reynolds for its generally ( Please remember this was beforc Business Manager Joni Napala excellent reporting of the hearings Israel occupied one inch of West on the CSUC budget sponsored by Bank, Golan or Sinai Peninsula RE PORTERS _Craig Andy/ son. Cor inne United Professors of California and territory). Asturias, Gary Barger, Sher, Barkas. Kathy Congress of Faculty Associations. After appealing unsuccessfully Beck, Cherie Beers, Angela Blanchette, Ann, Unfortunately, one point that I for help from the U.N., the U.S. and Brennan, Bernice Cherry, Robert Clark, Jecomy made in my presentation on Colwell, Laura Del Rosso. Julie Diflene, Hal the other western powers, Israel had no Donaldson, Kevin Fagan, Marcene Fehiman, choice but to act to rectify an in- Steve Goldberg, Norman Gotwetter, Cher, Letter policy situation. Hays, Nancy Hewitt, Ann Hutchins, Vicki tolerable Johnsen. Jol Kautier, Maio Kearns, Scott Never has Israel been out for Knees, Sharon K Lithe, Antonio Mai liner, Jean The Spartan Daily welcomes territorial gain. To think that Israel, Nunes. John Raess, Dave Reynolds. Hoary Ann letters from readers expressing a small country of 3 million people, Rebell, Vanessa Schnalmeier, Erik Siobeck. would want to infringe upon the Nancy Smith, Susan Smith, Wilgam Smith, Judy individual viewpoints. Twilchell, Scott Van Camp. Alicia Viloria, Letters should be typed, triple- territorial integrity of its Arab oil- Daniel Weems, Glenn Young spaced and must include the writer's backed neighbors is lunacy. major, class standing, address, The Jewish people have as much ADVERTISING STAFF ..Margaret Adams., telephone number and signature. right as anyone to a homeland. All Barbara Addieman. Tony Arriton. Noreen Only the name, major and class they want now or ever wanted is to Austin. Don Barberie, Gay,. Enonnote, Javorr live in peace and be left alone. Feb, David standing will be printed. Gusdort, Ursuia Hernlle, Sandia The fact that Colwell, McBain, Hillebrandt, Yvette Kaupe, Lucy Mal, Mary The Spartan Daily reserves the Maras, Gary Paulus, Rosemary Roney, right to edit for length, style or libel. Shore and other pseudo - Loretta bayonet, Stephen Schutt, Lynn Letters should be submitted at humanitarians say what they do Tamura, Cell Wells The Daily office ( JC 208) between 9 merely testifies to the fact that anti- a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or by semitism (a term that I will use PHOTO STAFr Bob Damson, B.or Godbout, despite professor McBain's pedantic Heidi Hansen. Dan Honda, Kim KOnlenoch. mail to the Forum Page, c/o the Abison McLaughion, Ross Mehan, Melanie Spartan Daily, San Jose State definition of the term "Semitic") is Parker John Ouonn, Joy, Shlwrill University, 125 S. Seventh St., San still alive and well on planet earth. Jose, CA 95112. Ze'ev Gordon Physics major April 19, 1978, Page 3 Psych panel features Raiders' Biletnikoff By Vanessa Schnatnieler and Bruce Hale, public relations Rhonda Ebersole, 19, found that It's the bottom of the ninth and director for the Golden State her position as the youngest player you're pitching against the toughest Warriors. on the Sunbirds put her under extra opponent of your career. Tom Tutko, SJSU professor of pressure. You have to perform a difficult psychology and author of "Sports To relieve tension, she said, she romentic pas de deux with a dancing Psyching," moderated the walks around the mound and talks partner you normally can't even discussion. herself up, thinking, "God, I can stand to be around. Fred Biletnikoff, one of the strike her out." It's the fourth quarter of the grand old men of football after 13 She said she can tell when sht Super Bowl and your team is on its years in the sport, said he has found will have a good game in the war 15-yard line, the other team three that his training in fundamentals mup period. "When I'm warming points ahead. served him best in a tight situation. up, if my rise ball isn't too good, I What do you do ? "Repetition is the greatest thing talk to the catcher and we kind of lay. An expert panel attempted to in sports, in anything," he said. "If off it." answer the question of what athletes you get to the point where you have Bruce Hale said "the pressure do in crucial situations at a seminar to think about it, then you're in has ebbed on me, since I've been in on the psychology of sport Monday trouble." the business all my life." in the S.U. Ballroom. "In a crucial situation you go He commented instead on how A topflight collection of athletes back to those basics. If that's not basketball players he has known and athletic public relations per- good enough, there's nothing you dealt with their pre-game worries. sonnel was assembled by the Inter- can do." Hale said, one player at the :.! Fraternity Council and Panhellenic To handle high-pressure World Professional Championships photo by Doi' Hondo to discuss the care and feeding of an situations, an athlete has to have only felt good if he was wearing the Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland Raiders wide reciever, and Tom Tutko, SJSU psychology professor, were part athletic performer. more than just talent, the panelists same pair of unwashed socks "he of a sports seminar panel at SJSU. They discussed what athletes do in crucial situations.. The star attraction on the agreed. couldn't play if he had a new pair. panel was Fred Biletnikoff, wide Biletnikoff said the ultimate Pete Maravich is the same way." receiver for the Oakland Raiders. achievement achievement for an Somemen meditate, others just Other panelists included athlete is to be able to narrow one's come in ready naturally, others Assemblyman Vasconcellos Michael Bradshaw and Alice Taylor, vision, to "concentrate so hard that have to be yelled and screamed at, principal dancers with the Pacific you have no awareness of what's Hale said. Ballet, Laura Leivick, community around you. It's just you and the ball "One year I was with the Fort relations assistant with San Fran- on the field." Wayne Pistols if the team didn't authors non-violent proposal cisco Ballet, Rhonda Ebersole, "You discipline yourself to get have a semi-fight before the game In his latest capitol pitcher for the San Jose Sunbirds, to that point." they just weren't ready." report, Assemblymen John Vasconcellos, 23rd District Democrat, has unvieled what he considers to be his Ad class makes finals "most significant writing" in his 12 years in the legislature a proposal to Have a deliciou, institute "a non-violent in nationwide contest steak sandwich approach for preventing today violence." SJSU advertising complete hypothetical day until 2 or 3 in the at It is a program he calls students advanced the advertising campaign for morning," said Don "a gentle person's agenda - finals of the American Sprite soda and a formal Barberie, Ad Infinitum's 20% OFF - for persons committed to Federation's nationwide presentation to three creative director. "We had non-violence to discover collegiate competition last judges from professional a lot to do iota short time." SONIA'S how to grow gentle per- week. ad agencies. sons." SJSU, the defending The 14 SJSU students, The final competition KITCHEN Vasconcellos said his champion in the com- calling themselves Ad will take place in San program addresses the Francisco on June 17 and petition, was pitted against Infinitum, were organized most important issue will involve 15 United 'sib and I .94 1111am San Francisco State into departments as at a MC .S31 I facing our country today: University and California professional agency. States colleges. how to deal with crime and State University at Chico in Unlike SFSU, which violence. the regional contest at the started work in September, He said it is a radical Bank of America World the SJSU group began work LOWEST new approach which de- Headquarters in San three weeks before the emphasizes what to do Francisco. contest. SYSTEM PRICES after violence occurs, and photo by Don Hondo The contest involved "During Easter seeks instead a method to the development of a vacation we worked ever) SHELLEY'S STEREO crime and violence Assemblyman John Vasconcellos hopes for action through non-violence. prevent HOME INSTALLATION from ever happening. 1115 CALIFORNIA OR., BURLINGAME "We must then recognize that while punitive ap- role stereotyping and repression, pverty, prejudice and sacredness of human life," Vasconcellos is opposed to even television may affect a person's inclination toward 344-1781 proaches and measures are necessary, they are in- capital punishment. ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS, TAPE sufficient alone," Vasconcellos writes in his report. violence and crime. His proposal reveals his conviction that there must be "They are too little and too late: at best their In 1976, Vasconcellos authored Assembly Bill 4492, a better way to deal with the problem elements in our MON AND FRI TO 9 P.M. deterrent effect is indirect, and not fully effective. calling for the formation of the California Birthing society than by "terminating" them, except in immediate "We must undertake, as well, a preventive approach - Alternatives Study Committee, which was passed in both self-defense. - and not just seeking only to prevent the outburst of the houses of the Legislature that year. The critical, complicating and controversial already violent personality. We need an approach that The committee is dedicated to the study of the quality factor in his program, Vasconcellos admits, is that its truly seeks to prevent the build up of violence within the of the birth experience and of the period immediately acceptance and ultimate success will depend upon person, in the first instance. following birth because of its great impact on the parents, people's basic assumptions about human nature and "We must search out and eradicate the root causes of the infant, and on his future relationship with family and human potential. the formation of violent personalities in our society." society. If the assumptions are positive, he said if people Vasconcellos believes "the proposal gets right to the In another step toward seeing his vision become believe human beings are naturally innocent and trust- SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION heart of what we need to attend to lest we perish," he said. reality, Vasconcellos has authored AB 1674 to promote worthy and inclined toward gentleness then people will Vasconcellos' proposition includes a list of 13 the investigation of effective educational programs in the choose responses that are liberating and life-affirming. suggestions which he hopes will inspire the consideration, area of personality development which passed the But if the assumptions are negative if people On Campus critique and participation of those interested in his Assembly in January and is now pending in the Senate assume that human beings are inherently dangerous and proposal. Education Committee. violent from birth then humans may well create IntErviEws healthy Vasconcellos included a questionaire in his report by themselves a self-fulfilling prophecy, and children will The list includes positive methods "to grow MONDAY, APRIL 24TH human beings" for every stage of a person's development which his constituents and other interested citizens can grow into resentful, even rageful human beings who will from birth through parenting. respond to his ideas. behave according to those expectations. It touches on the ways that nutrition, self-esteem, sex After a month, he said he has not had a lot of "The idea that people are bad and therefore you've responses only about 300 but that they are running 3-1 got to fix them," is wrong and very sad, Vasconcellos SYSTEMS with positive reactions to his suggestions. said. "What is really important, I believe, is to get people ANALYSTS thinking about how to really begin to change the quality of System Development Corporation, the na lives and relationships instead of expecting the govern- vets here tional leader in the information sciences flashback ment to do everything," Vasconcellos said. More The success of his venture, he continued, "depends on industry, will be on campus April 24th look - input and participation, upon living in these directions and rig for candidates with degrees in the hard On this day in: her song "Well! Declare" living out these insights. as benefits rise sciences with heavy emphasis on math and 1938: SJS business would be included in "the "What I'm really concerned about is whether people Approximately 1800 veterans have been certified as some computer programming courses, or student Eliza bet h muchpublicized upcoming are willing to be involved., because they can and most be students and can receive benefits as of Feb. 16, indicating home interests in programming to do sys- Skrystrup was notified that film "Gone With the involved." a rise of about 200 more than last semester, according to tems analysis on our Satellite Control Project. Wind." Vasconcellos said that his proposal came out of years Veterans Affairs Director Bob Sampson. Spartan Daily Skrystrup was of his own personal efforts to understand himself, and out Sampson said the rise was probably caused by a With locations either in Sunnyvale or Santa reported to be "thrilled and of insights that he gained through various types of relaxation of VA rules so that it is easier to get VA Monica, the Systems Analysts will validate University Community educational loans. Since 1934 surprised" when hearing therapy, encounter groups, and through his readings in tod integrate real-time computer data sys the increase in unem- Second class postage paid at San the news. humanistic psychology. Sampson said that with terns that process satellite commanding, Jose, ('alifornia. Member of About a year ago, he said, he began to realize ployment, more veterans who can't work go back to On the same day, 678 that tracking and telemetry data for the Air California Newspaper humans are at "a major point or revolution in human school and draw veterans benefits. Publishers voters in the student body I-orce Satellite Control Facility. They will Association and the history" and that we must begin to deal now with "the According to Sampson, the Senate Veterans Com- Associated Press. Published elections passed an review and critique computer programs really radical issues about how people grow in society." mittee has projected an increase in those receiving al- daily by San Jose State amendment to the student located and produce baselines for the satis- University, except Saturday and His approach to preventing crime and violence in our benefits in 1979 along with a projected increase in those body constitution which Sunday, during the college year. society came about because "people are so frightened benefits. faction of systen, requirements and adequac'4 The opinions expressed in required that at least five the that appeals directly to reason are not going to be suf- He said nationwide disabled veterans receiving of implementation. The Systems Analysts paper are not necessarily those names appear on the ballot ficient," Vasconcellos said. benefits have increased 12 percent and dependents in assist in the definition of software and of The Associated Students, the in order for the election to University Administration or "A credible alternative most be proposed," he said. veterans category no. 35 (fathers killed in action) rose 4 hardware/software interfaces. Formulate be valid. the Department of Journalism Because of what he calls his "respect for the percent. sysem testing concepts and plans. Desigi, and Advertising. Subscrlptions The voters rejected an accepted only on a remainder and develop system test procedures and of amendment which would semester basis Full academic analyze test results to verity product cur' - year. $9 have required the greatest Each semester. $4.50. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA pliancy with system design. Develop and Off -campus price per copy, 10 vote-getting males and and Action Theater cents Phone 277-3181. Ad. females in the election maintain data system user manuals. vertising 4t1/4'. 277-3171. Printed by automatically be placed on THE HUMANITIES CLUB Suburban Newspaper 15W San SahaiitIr System Development Corporation also has Inc the student council. present their Publication. an extensive number of exciiing career op- oi.o.111"ihn torl..111 MArk..1 allgi FirI portunities in all aspects of software design 279.9088 and development with a broad variety of POSITIONS ARE OPEN applications and hardware environments. Graduates in computer science and electri- for the Erotic Film Festival cal engineering graduates are encouraged to see our recruiter about career challenges at Student Union "Pleasure Fair" SDC Board of Governors SEE YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE II/ ()RV I/ The Perfect Position" TO SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEWS This Board is concerned with programs and service, ON CAMPUS APRIL 24TH of the Student Union Proposes i.olicy regarding If you are unable to get on the list for building u.:e and general Union programs, and )1 SW. assists in formulating the Union Food Sem'', r $1.50 interview, please send your resume to the policy. BALLROOM attention of ARDIE TRENHOLM. New Shows Wed. and Sun. her collect at ma (2131 829.9448 To apply for the position of Chairman or as a APRIL 11 9- member of the board, contact the Associated S7 couplt S 3.50 SyStOM ?SOO COLORADO AVENUE Students at 277J201 or go to the Student Union on continuous SANTA MONICA CA 90406 third level Deadline for applications is April 2I TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DO( Development 8 am til 4 am We Ara An Equal Corporation I oppon...ty En,Movilt M/F Page 4, April 19, 1978 feature of cabbages SJSU resume preparation service By Susan Smith terview. How does a waitress suddenly transform her mun- How can a student write a resume that will stand out and kings dane image into that of a financial, organizational and from the rest and not end up in the trash can? public relations wizard? The RPS offered the following suggestions: By assessing her on-the-job skills and writing a include a clear, concise job objective. If necessary have resume using action oriented verbs, according to Sherri more than one resume, each geared to suit the needs of the Auchard of the SJSU Resume Preparation Service. prospective employer; By Carol Sarasohn Everyday employment and ordinary chores can take highlight your experience, activities and hobbies. Do News Item: South Lake Tahoe- Environmental on increased importance if the skills involved are not include every detail since birth; specialist Robert Sculley, of the Johnson and Stokes highlighted, Auchard claims. use verbs to describe achievements; they tell a stronger consulting firm, announced this week that trees, shrubs The RPS, a pilot project of the Career Planning and story than nouns; and other vegetation at Lake Tahoe cause 56 percent of Placement Center, offers advice to SJSU students who are the resume should be directed to its audience. Most the summer air pollution. attempting to write or need help with the finer points of an resumes end up in the hands of personnel officers, so for Smog is produced, Sculley said, when the plant effective resume. this reason avoid technical jargon, regardless of the hydrocarbon terpene combines with nitrogen oxide to "The average resume is given a 45-second scanning," position you are seeking; form ozone, a major component of photochemical smog. Auchard said."If it doesn't make the cut by then, it ends limit it to one page - brevity is essential; up in the 'circular file." always be positive; "Terpenes themselves are not so much of a pollution The most common failing of students in preparing a stress what you can offer the employers, not what you problem," Sculley said, "only when they are combined resume, Auchard Said, is a lack of direction. want from them; with nitrogen oxide from cars." "Students should not just concern themselves with for finishing touches, make the typing and paper grade The public, weary of discoveries that all of their one job, but should think beyond and consider their long- professional; favorite foods and even their children's pajamas contain range goals," she said. no errors - proofread before and after typing. cancerous substances, tended to ignore the latest war- "Once you know your goals and the type of job you are nings. seeking you should identify this position specifically in For the complete service, which includes a private However, the Environmental Protection Agency, your job objective." session to help draft the resume and a second session to (EPA) always quick to protect the apathetic public, or- Although a resume will rarely land a person a job, critique the final copy, make an appointment in Building dered the immediate defoliation of the entire Tahoe area. Auchard admitted, it is essential for obtaining an in- AA on Ninth Street or call 277-2277. Skl buffs heralded the announcement as a major breakthrough for their sport. "With the elimination of trees and shrubs," a Look to the east for cheap nutrition spokesperson for the National Skiing Organization pointed out, "a major cause of skiing accidents wiill be eliminated. "No longer will skiers have to put up with annoying Oriental food pleases eye and palate PROFESSIONAL obstacles as they zoom down the slopes." The National Rifle Association (NRA ), long in favor By Julie DiBene The complaint about that Chinese food is temperatures for such a first time, (fast food types of destroying trees behind which deers could hide during As the search for most ethnic foods usually nutritious and inexpensive. short periods of time with fortune cookies don't RESUMES the hunting season, launched an anti-tree campaign with nutritious and appealing lies in the lack of variety in Most Chinese food can considerably less nutrients count; they were never Consultation 820 hr. the slogan "Trees Kill People, Not Cars." food for budget-minded tastes and textures, but be cooked in a wok, a fryer are lost than through other, eaten by anyone except the students goes on, some Typing $5 page Reacting predictably, the Sierra Club said it was Chinese food combines a made in a deep bowl shape more conventional forms of Americans who invented have found peace and initiating a series of lawsuits on the public's behalf to stop mixture of meats, that has the ability to fry cooking. them) consider your first pleasure in the far east. Call the defoliation order. vegetables, and sauce food at very high tem- Price-wise, chinese try at using chopsticks an Oriental food, par- The judge (who secretly owned controlling interest in flavors to produce an en- peratures with very little cooking is cheap, adventure in hand-finger For Appointment Chinese food, a cement factory) heard both sides of the case and in a ticulary dless variety of dishes oil, quickly, until just especially during the control. A friend or waiter variety of Resume landmark written opinion wrote "all vegetation obviously encompasses a appealing to almost tender. summer when crops of will show you how. poses a clear and present danger to human life. The tastes and textures everyone. According to broccoli, watercress, The Pagoda House, Specialists well squirrels will simply have to find another place to live." pleasing to the eye as With that much on it's nutritionists, because the carrots, onions, etc. are located on 148A Alma The day arrived for planes to drop herbicides left over as the palate. side, add to this the fact food is exposed to high plentiful. Street is a good chinese 100 N. Winchester from the Vietnam war on all the plants in the Lake Tahoe Cheaper cuts of meat restaurant in the downtown area. can be used because thinly San Jose area to try. 246-7200 sliced, bite-sized chunks Environmentalists chained themselves to trees in Ex-offenders find are used in most recipes, protest. Grown men wept and sobbing children clung to and once cooked in this their mothers' skirts watching the decimation in horror. fashion there is little dif- Little old ladies sniffled into handkerchiefs as their ference in taste or texture. rose bushes, lovingly tended for years, shriveled up and employment help If you're a beginning 1(A7E11A.1011ill died. chef, it's best to start by film By Vicki Johnsen Santa Clara County in April 20-25. mastering the fine art of Ilford * Kodak Bewildered dogs searched frantically for favorite paper trees. Forest animals, unaffected by the poison, were Allen is 25. Six months 1971. "We were contacted Besides job placement, cooking rice and making Kodak rounded up by the Department of Fish and Game to be ago he was charged for originally by the Depart- project Intercept helps ex- tea.(later you can sneak Processing chemistry hauled away to zoos. having an open container of ment of Labor and North offenders in the community up to Mongolian Hot Pot THE KAMERA KORNER beer in his car. Bay Human Development train for jobs. and Chicken Curry and Ma %jinn in Within months defoliation orders were issued for when we were 560 S. Bascom Ave Subsequently fined, Corporation "We place ex-offenders Rice.) every major city in California. Neighborhood parks, once just a program handling a San Jose, Allen remains unemployed in training centers so they If you are eating out at Calif. a haven for weary, weekend visitors, were paved over and few court cases," Yamat because of the can be better skilled. We a chinese restaurant for the converted to go-cart raceways. said. misdemeanor charged also tutor clients, and help Moped, mini-bike and motorcycle racing gradually From a small against him. some receive a general emerged as the most popular sports. program, Project Intercept Sharon is 18. In March education diploma," Once attracted by the natural beauty of the valley, grew into 1977 she was caught a large Yamat said. tourists found other, as yet non-defoliated spots, to camp, shoplifting an $8 shirt from placement center which fish, canoe and water ski. a department store near locates jobs for first time If an ex-offender is misdemeanor offenders. charged again for a petty Tourism, the major source of revenue, trickled to a her home. She, like Allen, was Project Intercept crime, he or she is handful of nostalgia buffs who still visited the gaming disqualified from the tables. fined for the petty crime, works with ex-offenders anywhere between the ages program in most cases. Caravans of cars and moving vans would daily but nevertheless remains of 16 and 35 all residents of stream out of the Tahoe Basin leaving empty homes and unemployed because of her "It depends on the businesses behind. act. Santa Clara County. None individual case," Yamat have been charged with a Lots which, at one time sold for $100,000 could be Helping Allen and said, "however, most Sharon and hundreds of ex- felony. purchased for a fraction of the price-but no one was would be terminated from offenders like them is "They have either just the buying. Within two years the bustling city was a ghost a center." town. pretrial diversion program been arrested for a crime Project Intercept is called Project Intercept. or have just been released funded by the Corn- Int1102011 In an announcement which surprised absolutely no "Our concept is from prison," Yamat said. prehens ive Employment one, the Environmental Protection Agency said the rehabilitation," said Most of the people in Training Act. It is located agency had made a "grievous error. Susana Yamat, counselor the program are men and at 235,E. Santa Clara St., "If we had eliminated only 15 percentof the people," for the program. We women between the ages of San Jose If the spokesperson said, "smog levels would have been basically place ex - reduced sufficiently to eliminate the need for defoliation. offenders in jobs, or better "Unfortunately, while we are now in the planning jobs if they are un- stage of uprooting all the asphalt and replacing it with deremployed." PERSONNEL SELECTION --11GOLTIEALi vegetation, the new trees will take almost 100 years to Project Intercept reach their former heights." began its operation in COMMITTEE z_ Theatre Arts and Music depts. Positions Open "HEM" to stage 'My Fair Lady' in May Interviews student membership for A.S. Committees, The SJSU Theatre Arts Professor Donamarie and dance Professor Mina faculty; student committees, Academic Council committees, and Music departments Reeds as Higgins' mother, Garman will choreograph. and Student Union committees. Recommends appointees to will present the Lerner and and Susan Dorsey as Eliza Tickets are $2 for A.S. President and aids Personnel Ofticer in his/ her duties. Lowe musical comedy "My Doolittle. students and senior citizens LITT777E To apply for positions, contact the Associted Students Fair Lady" at 8 p.m. May Directed by Theatre and ;4 general. For further at 277 3701 or go to the Student Union on the third 5-6, and again on May 10-13 Arts Professor Richard Information, call the level. Deadline for applications in the University Theater. Parks, the comedy University Box Office at is April 21. An additional performance production will present the 277-2777. will be given at 2:30 p.m. on story of Higgins' attempts May 11. to make a "lady" out of a The play will star SJSU cockney flower girl. JOB INTERVIEWS Theatre Arts Professor The music will be Industrial Engineur Met harm-al to Eli, Trie.11 Compute-1 Software. Grant McKernie as Henry directed by Music Engineers Engineer Higgins, Theatre Arts Professor Dwight Cannon 13511; on. equislent i. jilt 1.5 Drgris ilonipinnr 111.11ne PG&E needs bright well-educated If you're genuinely concerned isp. liSMES or ['SEE'S sir, 1N d 11 inollislriul sill, 1,5 111:1111. Knot, civil, electrical or mechanical about people and the environment, engineer. 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I.. if 04 11101'111.111..11 11If enough energy for the essential The pay is good and we'll give BIRTH CONTROL .111.111 i 111111 11111.111.101.. 1111g110.4.1.111g forrigratinning needs of the public and the tremen- you all the responsibility you can filly, I.. dous environmental housecleaning handle. job that needs to be done in waste For an employment interview. AND ABORTION Solor, 1.111111111.11.111,11' 1,111. 1...(11.11f S111114 l’’’’ tnit rispiirn irmul Lawrence Finer will be on campus April 26. For appt. recycling, smog-free rapid transit, contact John Clemson, PG&E water Slides, Fact, Stories Phone: 3S1-3930 fume incineration, and Professional Employment Office. purification. All of these tasks will 245 Market Street, San Francisco. If you are unable to make the interviews, send resumes to: Humor, Discussion require large amounts of gas and CA 94106. 13 CrivE Facilitator: Dr. Bernie Goldstein WISMER & BF,CKER electric energy. An &Mai OPPorninm Emplow- men and marten SFU Markham Hall contracting engineers Formal Lounge P.O.it," 1104 SNC111111141:11i41, ( a 95S0t) Wednesday, April 19, 8:00-10:00 PM Min: I rankle Parisi April 19, 1978, Page 5 Local talent shines in show Students going, going, gong

By Kevin Fagen alias Social Club Vice jokes like, "How do you wash and Lupin were being judging so we could be good Hilarity may have been the President Anthony Tyson, keep a jackass in suspense judged for receiving the and tired.." objective of Friday's SJSU emceed the show in the - I'll tell you tomorrow", loudest yells from the Watson said she was Gong Show, but when the true phony-plastic put-on the judging was easy: audience, signified that the judging those of her fun was over one was left style befitting a Hollywood Gong. crowd had its own favorite. students that were in the with prevailing thought: TV show host. Others required a little The "duck" belonged show on the basis of class Some of those acts If allowed to finish, the attention, though, and to Social Work senior Steve attendance. According to were good. acts were judged on a scale foremost among the Chaney, whose ven- Heit, the judging was an As in the television of one to 10 by each of three competent acts were the triloquist act with Dudley opportunity to "take out all show of the same name, judges, who were strongly two first-place winners for the Duck had the crowd in my meaness and hatred." tonguein-cheek show persuaded favorably or a prize of $25 apiece. stitches. Included in the 25 other sponsored by the SJSU otherwise by enthusiastic The first of these was a But seriousness was acts were a black Sonny Social Club featured boos and cheers from the bluegrass group called not the object of the show if and Cher act, played by amateurs trying their S.U. Ballroom audience of Backwash, who picked and Chaney and his duck journalism junior Angela mightiest to complete their 240. fiddled their way to 28 deserved first place, one Blanchette and business acts before being 'gonged' For acts like the points with "Cripple could easily chalk the loss junior Herb Barry, and or disqualified, by a panel "Unknown Comic," am- Creek" and "Devil's off to the panel of "im- "Pelvis and the Pelvettes," of three judges. bled onto the stage wearing Dream. partial judges," composed a black Elvis Presley All the while, a a paper bag over his head They were tied by of Electrical Engineering imitation performed by wisecracking "Tony T," and cracked hackneyed Microbiology sophomore Professor Michael engineering sopohomore Renee Lupin, who sang a O'Flynn, Afro-American Robert McClellan Jr., well -controlled and Studies Lecturer Mazelle sociology sopohomore powerful rendition of Watson, and Afro- Sandra Hunter and liberal "What I Did for Love." American Studies studies sopohomore Backwash, whose Professor Eric Heit. Patrice Mallory. members were music "Nobody on this panel Psychology junior juniors Don Grishaw and believes in logic, " O'Flynn Jack Bennison, a Tim Beswick, on fiddles, said with a grin. "We got professional singer-comp- graduate student Rollo chosen as judges on the oser in Santa Cruz for 10 Kick on guitar and music basis that we all wear years, was well-received senior Ken Collins on bass, either glasses or contacts for his song "Arizona won last November's SJSU so we won't be able to see Wind," and liberal studies Emcee Tony T (left) razzle-dazzles the crowd with photos by Monlyn Odello Bluegrass Festival as well. very well. freshman Lonnie Sadler However, cries of "We "Also we had to be on turned in an energetic solo one-time momentos. Backwash (center) plays want the duck" at the end campus for eight con- version of funk-style 'Lock' finger snapping bluegrass. A guitar act (right) of the show, when Back- secutive hours before dancing. proves that four hands are better than two. ATTENTION: INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER If you have a post- secondary technical degree or junior college degree with experience in metal, woodwork, electricity, drafting or auto mechanics, you could qualify for a challenging volunteer assignment in the Peace Corps. You must be available to start cultural and language training in HONDURAS in mid-June. U.S. citizens only, 21 years or over, single or married without dependents. If this challenge appeals. call Patty Gerken, the Peace Corps' representative on campus, at 277 - A.S. candidate Dutton opposes $10 A.S. fee WINTER CARNIVAL (('ontinued from Page 1) "some people will stick the "We'll probably get replacement." speak with the elected but I really feel good that COMMITTEE He said this will not $10 in their pocket and walk taken to court on that one. Dutton views the attorney general and find my kids are not afraid to POSITIONS OPEN only make students more away." No president in his right parking problem as a some way not to get the come and talk to me ." aware of the services mind is going to give power county-wide issue and said salary." "If they don't think any As far as establishing This eonumitee plans, directs, arid roor- available to them but will back to the students," "anything the university of the groups serve them, Dutton has been a priorities,"First, kids, then dinatrs acti% ities for the Winter Cartikal. also provide valuable Dutton said. "But money does to alleviate the they're entitled to do that." single parent for three school," he said without feedback for the campus talks, and right now the problem will just be a After the earni% it, the Committee ealuates But he said he didn't years and lists his oc- hesitation. groups. students are voiceless." Band-Aid." the carnis al and 'mikes recommendations for think indifference would be cupation as "homemaker." "In that respect I'm no the folio% log Iarnial committee. "I have no illusions the prevailing attitiude. If the budgetary Dutton has what he different than any other "I don't like about all the groups sur- strategy fails, Dutton has a called a "simple" partial parent." Dutton has devised housework, but I'm not viving in their present back-up plan. solution: offer free parking To apply for positions in this committee, three plans of action for ashamed to be a Dutton is currently form," he said. "Some will to car pools of two or more contact the Assoriated Student, at securing his $10 refund "People can get homemaker,"he said. unemployed, and finances 277-3201 survive, others may fall by persons. proposal. His first plan is to scholarships for playing his education with loans or go to the Student Llnion MI the third let el. the wayside. It will be of submit a budget the tuba - they can get $10 Dutton doesn't believe "I get no sense and grants. He supports his Deadline for applications is April 21. survival of the serving- washing designation that all money scholarships for paying student government of- fulfillment out of family with child support est." dishes and collected from students in their fees," Dutton said. He ficials should get paid and making beds - from his ex-wife up an A.S. Dutton, a history student association fees be plans to set said he will refuse the 'ft 'If 'It 'I, '1( major, conceded that returned to them. scholarship fund awarding $4,800 per year salary if $10 to every student who elected * * pays fees, which he estimated at 27,000. "But I don't know if I'd be able to," he said. "I will hold another topic Candidates On imagine the check would shook his head and Dutton automatically be issued. SJSU "Nobody can sighed. That's the way public forum today John Bunzel. replace bureaucracy works. "I wish he were Candidates in this year's A.S. election will hold a staying. He's such a klutz "Bunzel will probably public forum at 11:30 a.m, today in the Art Quad next to as an administrator. We'll still get checks after he's SpRiNg DoubiEs the Student Union. have harder time getting left." Candidates attending the forum will have the op- power back from a Dutton said he would portunity to briefly address students and answer questions. EtimiNATioNs A.S. Election Board member Mark Goldberg urged students to attend the forum and prepare any questions Low Cost they have relating to the upcoming election. A.S. elections will be held April 25 through 27. Auto FRidAy, ApRi.l 21, 12:30 pm Insurance ENTRy FEE 28 $8.00 TEAMS presents pER MAXIMUM THE TOWERING TEAM INFERNO insurance For college students Wednesday, April 19 and youthful drivers PRIZES FOR 1 ST - 8Th PlAcEs coil Morris Dailey Auditorium ludiNg 4 bowliniq bAlls, 4 bowbroi buis, 7 pm and 10 pm 289-8681 4 box oftict giFT CERTIFICATES, ANd LOTS of flit( (OW S INFORMATION told siqN-ups AT Till disk $1.00 Campus Insurance 91 Paseo de Son Antonio STUdENT UNiON GAMES AREA (between 2nd and 3rd Strs. L by the fountain) 277-3226 Page 6, April 19, 1978 sports On two-year streak Nakasone AAU judo champ

By Steven Goldberg sweep both major titles two toughest opponent would like Nakasone, also won the but he really surprised us." Keith Nakasone, team years in a row." probably be George Cozzi, national collegiate title. Mike Vincenti, who captain of the SJSU judo "The reason Nakasone who is from Chicago. "She is probably one of won the national collegiate team, has been shooting for does so well," Uchida said, "I thought Cozzi was the top woman coin- title , lost in the 156 pound the AAU rliampionship "is because he is so well- the toughest," Nakasone petitors," Uchida said, division because of a tough ever since he won the rounded. His mat said. "If I beat him I felt I Uchida expected Broth to draw and because he got national collegiate title techniques and his would win the finals." do well, he added, behind in a match that was April 1. throwing techniques are Nakasone threw Cozzi with Brewster Thompson, tough for him to catch up Nakasone achieved his equal." a leg trip and then pinned 209, and Micheal Coleman, in, Uchida said. Randy goal in Chicago Saturday Nakasone said his first him. took thirds. Sumida, the team's other as he completed his sweep match was the only one to "I put it in my "Brewster lost a very, 156 pounder injured a of both national titles for go the full time limit. In his mind that I couldn't lose very tough decision," knee, he added. the second year in a row. other matches Nakasone the final match," Uchida said. SJSU team members "Without a doubt he's either pinned his opponents Nakasone said. "It was a "Coleman is con- contributed 30 points to the one of the outstanding or got a full point ad- relief to win." sidered our third stringer," Pacific divison of the AAU. players in the nation)," vantage on his opponent, The only other first Uchida said. Those points were enough Coach Yosh Uchida said. ending the match. place finisher for SJSU was "It ( his finish) shows our for the AAU to win the AAU "Not many players could Nakasone had said the Delores Brodi, 145. She, depth. I knew he was tough team championship ovewr the Metrnpolitan division, which is centered in New York, Uchida said. All first, second and third place finishers are eligible to compete in Colorado in July. The Colorado competition is a trial for the Kano Cup in Japan and The Pan- American Games, Uchida said. Alternates from each division wree also chosen. The team's last meet is Sunday at UC-Berkeley. It photo by Blair Godbout will be facing the Korean Keith Nakasone (below) flips his opponent while working out. Nakasone won

judo team in a dual meet the AAU championship in his weight division for the second consecutive year there, Uchida said, Saturday. Net pair leads USF e "COMP -CHESS" aftill146I against host Spartans IS HERE!

STANFORD The University of San Krikorian said Paulsen and al the Francisco men's tennis Batten both should win. GAMEATE3LE team will be on the South Spartan netter Nail Campus tennis courts we.* Brash will get another rest, a game and gaming shop in the SC vane\ today at 2 p.m. to face the nursing an inflamed tendon Spartans. in his foot. "We need to rest "They (USF I have two him as much as possible," 296 E. Campbell Avenue, Campbell good players, but other Krikorian said. than that, they aren't that 'Phone:866-8606 good," SJSU tennis coach "It won't be an easy =MI Butch Krikorian said. photo by Kirn Komerpch Don match," Krikorian said. Paulsen and Paul Batten -It will be a good match Store hours: Tues-Sun I I fo Mike Kirtmon (left) strains to take the lead against UC-Berkeley in the Spartan spikers' win over Cal will probably to up against and it will be a close Thurs. and Fri (los, Wood., earlier this season. these two players, but match."

Ducks to give Spartan spikers 31( 3fr ** * **** ** * widri * -711" toughest challenge in meet WHO DO YOU WANT TO REPRESENT YOU NEXT YEAR? By Sharon Kuthe should have won, ac- SJSU will take 213 experienced athletes. The men's track and cording to Riggs. athletes, including five "Dedy, Kevin (Cole) field team travels to the The team, in a sense, freshman on the trip. Most and Marlin ( Rochee ) are track capital of the world to had lost its unity and of the athletes, excluding the team leaders who are meet University of Oregon seemed to gain back its the freshmen have had very vocal," Riggs said. Saturday in its last dual confidence after the Irvine "big meet" experience. "But it is very important to meet of the season and its meet. have the silent leaders that Oregon's stadium is a toughest challenge of the "This is our toughest we've got in Don Finley lot different than the ones year. meet and as far as we're and Mike Kirtman. CANDIDATES: that the THE athletes MEET are used Oregon had been un- concerned, this is it," to. Duck fans are known to "These people have defeated this season until Riggs said. flock to the meets in the helped bring the team back last week when it lost a Riggs was an assistant thousands. Riggs is con- together and have kept up close meet to Washington coach for 31- years at cerned about the effect this the tradition that SJSU has State University. Oregon Oregon from 1969 to 1972 unusual atmosphere will always had as a team that was winning going into the and he says that he knows take on those who have wins because of the spirit mile relay, 80-78, but lost how the program works. never been in the stadium. we've got." the race and the meet "They go after each because two of their meet with everything "Whitaker, Cooper and * HEAR THE ISSUES premier quarter milers they've got," Riggs said. Livers have all competed were not healthy and did "And they are very strong. in the stadium before when COPIES not run. "Their strongest area they went to the Olympic Oregon is rated fourth is the distance events and trials," Riggs said. 3 1/2 r , in the nation in dual meet we will probably get swept "But my concern is At The competition while SJSU is again in those events," how effective the athletes rated fifth. Before its loss Riggs said. "However, will be when they have KINKO'S to WSU, Oregon had their weakest events are 16,000 people watching defeated UCLA. the hurdles and we've got them on a field that is as 124S .1rd Sit, The Ducks are Dedy Cooper, who is one of large as the average 205 4,13r, * CANDIDATE'S FORUM * stronger on paper than the the best hurdlers in the football stadium." A Is. Spartans, according to country. Riggs is thankful to the at 47.11 San assistant coach efon S, Riggs. "The Ducks also have leadership displayed by the 2.1'. 5511 But, he added, UC-Irvine depth in the sprints, They was also. have two excellent SJSU defeated the athletes. One guy has run Wednesday Anteaters in impressive 10 flat in the 100 meters and style last weekend in the the other has done 20.7 in rain and without the the 200." assistance of two of their Strategy is not going to ANNOUNCEMENT April 19th best athletes, Ron be very important in the Whitaker and Ron Livers. meet, Riggs said, because We nave iust nereased our donor. fees Bea iolesaver left last Saturday's vic- the two teams are so evenly Mar More In This Afternoon) Earn Cmh every WrYit (Or tory came sweetly for the matched. Spartans. The meet was We're just going to important to the team have to line up against 11:30 - 1:30 because it had lost to CSU- them and see what hap- Long Beach in a meet it pens," he said. r$20.00 Cash For super service see: every Week. Paul's Cycler. ART QUAD Since 1949 SCHWINN-RALEIGH-NISHIKI-DEALER

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Marcus Wahington was voted pered most of the performances of the As lead off leg for the victorious 400 athlete of the week in the University meet, Washington was one of the bright meter relay team, Washington gave the Apathy hits spots for the Spartans. Spartnss a good margin for capturing division by the Bay Area track writers because of his outstnding performance He ran a lifetime best in the 100 of the win. Washington voted for the SJSU splicers in their victory 10.4 winning that event with teammate "Marcus did a super job for us," over UC Irvine Saturday on the An- Mike Kirt an placing second in 10.6. assistant coach Larry Livers said after baseball team teaters track. In the 200, Washington placed the m et. "We got to see the birth of a spiker of week Washington ran in three events, the second in 21.9 behind Spartan Dedy top sprinter in Marcus." Cooper who led a sweep of the event Washington was one of the ke) By Anne Brennan Hayward then scored 100 meters, 200 and the first leg of the which was supposed to go to the An- factors in the 87-57 victory for the Apathy dressed in three runs when Shortstop 400 meter relay. During a rain storm which ham- teaters. Spartans. Spartan uniforms took the Randy Ready hit a home field yesterday against run over the left field fence CSU-Hayward as the SJSU The Pioneers scored one baseball team dropped its run in the next inning to second game in a row, 4-2. make the score 4-0. "There was just a lack It was then that the of enthusiasm because the Spartan bats came alive. game didn't mean Right fielder Ron Kemp , classifieds anything," assistant coach and second baseman Chris ' Sam Piraro said. Pedretti opened the inning As far as league with back-to-back singles. wRIT ING PROBLEMS' Girl's Summer Camp Counselor, ARTIST CARICATURE Min age The SJSU Gay Student Union is an LAUNDRY and DRY C. EANING annouocernents percent standings, the game didn't Kemp made the first TERM PAPER BLUES) SHADY LAWN FARM, 6755 16. Min. wage plus 10 alternative social group open to 10 percent Student Discount on The Writing Lab can help you. River Rd. Oakdale, Ca. 93361 Apply in person, bring sample of all gay men and women GSU dry r leaning For all your mean anything but it does out while trying to score Come to ED 229 and give us a 12091 647 1912, 11 wks 141410 plus caricature w/application provides a place trireme out to a laundering needs li,,,fions. affect the team's overall when Pioneer pitcher THE SJSU Gay Student Union is an chance bring all your material ren./Iscl. All specialists 20 yrs or Frontier village E 0.E. supportive atmosphere, and mend 'no washing. r on ing record which is now 27-20. Handy Rambis overthrew alternative social group open to as early as you can before your older. Non smokers. 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This is a a 24 hr telephone Nalarene has a group of single for your convenience accessible by BART Beavers Rallye Team Sat April Service. and AC Transit 22 Cost only $310 per car, great Opportunity for a hotline Training provided All young adults Sunday 9 IS Speed not a factor Extra help rewarding work experience. majors One year commitment CIISS/11/1/11 and 6pre Worship for 1st timers Recorded info, Three units of credit are at 4 hours per week Business Other activities Call 2:1 7374 tor start etc .762 6772 eyed/ibis, Call Julie, 277 2117. number. 2190200 information. Page 8, April 19, 1978 Co-op Awareness Day will focus on jobs

classes," "education."The Co-op program be registered full-time students with A Co-op Awareness Day will be The program is composed of two About 35 to 40 employers offer taking some accounting to her does not award credits but the held from 1 to 5 p.m. today in the schedules, alternating and parallel. jobs through Co-op. she said. "He was perceptive a minimum (;PA of 2.25. The student her out." departments in which a student is Ballroom by the Cooperative needs and wanted to help must have completed at least 30 S.U. enrolled may give them, according Education Program. On the alternating schedule, a "We have a variety of areas units and no more than 100 units at student works for one semester or available where doors are open to Students participating in the Co- to Bergman. for Co-op must the time they are The Cooperative Education six months full-tale alternating with us," Bergman said. "Some are more op program reap another benefit Students eligible placed. Program at SJSU is helping 150 one semester of classes. difficult to break into and even if we from the job - a salary. Pay ranges students decide if their selected field work hard, it doesn't open some from $650 to $1240 per month is right for them. The parallel schedule consists of doors." depending upon the job. lose to a full-time academic load ( 12 units I Giants Atlanta, 1-0 Co-op places students in major- and simultaneously working 20 Bergman stressed that students "My job is great and so is the SAN FRANCISCO ( AP ) - Young right-hander Preston Hanna and related paying jobs for a semester. hours a week. should be acquiring beneficial ex- pay," said Lisa Kenyon, business This is to give the students work perience. He cited an example of a major and a Co-op employee at reliever Adrian Devine combined on a one-hit pitching performance last night and the Atlanta Braves benefited from an unearned run to beat the San experience," Co-op Assistant "It is a very structured home economics major placed in a General Motors. "I have great Francisco Giants 1-0. Director Bernard Bergmen said. program," Bergman said. nutrition job for the government who bosses and am learning a lot from did receive valuable assistance. the experience." Hanna was the winner in a pitching duel with John Montefusco, 0-1, who We are not a job getting "When a student comes back to allowed just three hits, struck out nine and walked none in eight innings. program but a learning ex- school, he's got to be able to apply "She was in a nutrition program Kenyon is receiving three units The Braves broke a four-game losing streak and snapped a San Fran- perience." what he has learned." and her employer recommended of credit along with the cisco winning streak at three. Ryan says activity fee must stay, Great quake recalled will oppose Dutton on $10 issue SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Their steps are slowed by dance," he said. age, but memories of the day 72 years ago when San Georgina Murray declined to give her age, but she Ryan "totally A referendum passed only seven percent of the Francisco crumbled are still clear for a group of through the qauke. disagrees" with a proposal by the voters would be student body voted, but who gathered early yesterday to recall the lived survivors of the opposing Greenback needed to do away with the said they don't need a large and fire of 1906. too. His business great earthquake And William Barton was there, Party slate to do away with A.S. activity fee, Trippi mandate to be effective. Quake - card reads "Orphan of the San Francisco the $10 per semester A.S. said. do each administration The small group of celebrants met, as they 1906." activity fee. "The the time the argue we're only year, at Lotta's Fountain at 5:13 a.m., Greenback president- likes to Barton, now 78, lost his mother, father, brother and representing seven percent earth began to shake. "It would deny ial candidate Michael sister in the temblor which, along with fires that came the of the student body," students on this campus Dutton has charged that Tom Maloney, a state senator for 32 years and Later, all but leveled the city and caused an estimated non- McFadden said, -but I majority of the A.S. spends most of its time founder of the South of Market Street Boys' Club, 700 deaths. don't think that hampers academic programs that dealing with financial which sponsors the event, will be 89 next month. He authority." are now offered," she said. and that "they our remembered how whistles began blowing on ships in The earthquake registered 7.9 on the Richter scale, matters nickel and dime their time the harbor. used as a measurement of ground movement in which "There ain't no way in The current ad- away." each increase of one number means a ten-fold increase hell if they do get elected ministration of A.S. "All the old folks with their children came down in rnagnitute. Thus, a quake measuring 5.5 is 10 times they (Greenback Party President Steve Wright with their dogs," and the buildings "did the hula as powerful as one measuring 4.5. candidates) can do that," SIP treasurer can- "proved you can be ef- didate Trippi said. McFadden said, fective without a 20 percent "There's a lot more student mandate and I feel we can government can do than do the same thing," Mc- confine itself to financial Fadden said. Nancy McFadden matters."

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