c-Inside: Back to drawing board for '81-'82 A.S. budget

by Nancy Gibson The initiative was passed on March 31. ''The board of directors should have drawn up a budget with the AFI in it," she said. "The Associated Students board members have In a memo to the A.S. budget committee, A.S. President Mike Medina said the board state legislature did this with Proposition 13. different ideas about what to do with their They didn't wait until should not proceed to implement the drastic the last minute like we're budget now that the Automatic Funding doing. Initiative was ruled constitutional by the AS. cuts necessitated by the AFI" until questions ^ Judiciary Monday. about the legality of the initiative are settled. "We have a mandate from the student body as to what shall occur and when and it is our The initiative passed "This year's board could resubmit the ' by students in last duty to implement it. But I don't think that it is month's A.S. elections budget with cuts or it could say 'no we don't stipulates that of the $10 the feeling of a good number of individuals on A.S. fee paid each care what the judiciary ruled' and let next Roller Derby Queen semester, $1 will the board. automatically go to the Music Department, 50 year's board of directors worry about it," Fil .. page 4 cents to the Spartan Daily and 25 cents each to said. "The prevailing attitude of the present A.S. KSJS, the Radio/TV News Center, the art is to let next year's board take care of it let galleries and drama productions. Tony Robinson deal with it. But it is dangerous Students from the Republic of China and to thrust that kind of responsibility on a new The AFI would take about $125,000 from the board. the United States will have the opportunity A.S. budget of about $490,000. The $125,000 figure is based on an estimated enrollment of AFI should have been "I think this board would be the most to enrich their lives responsible people to do it." by experiencing a new 25,000 students each contributing $5 per year. included in new budget, culture through an exchange program The board approved a budget for fiscal There are several ways the cuts might be ... page 3 year 1981-1982 earlier this month but did not said Diane Varouchakis made, according to Fil. The board may "try to take into account the allocations stipulated by work around it" and cover the cuts with the AFI. general fund money. According to A.S. Controller Tom Fil, the This means that any group hoping to receive special allocations next year will be board agreed that, until the constitutionality "If they don't feel capable of doing the "out of luck," he said had been ruled on by the A.S. Judiciary, "It budget, then I'll do it and the new board will do was kind of like it was not yet valid." it," A.S. President-elect Tony Robinson said. However, since this year's general fund was about $86,000, Fil said some cuts will still "Weeks and hours of deliberation had "But it should be done by this board," he Ex - need to be made in the budget. already been spent in the budget committee added. "It's their responsibility. The initiative Spartan and the board of directors," Fil said, "so by was ruled constitutional so now they have to The overall budget will have to be reduced, the time AFI was declared constitutional implement it. There should have been an Fil said, but money-making programs will be 1 St everything had already gone through." alternate budget." the "hardest hit." Services like the program board and the business office According to board member Ranjan Board member Diane Varouchakis said it will "definitely be cut by round Charan, the A.S. budget committee began is the present board's responsibility to im- a hefty 35 to 40 percent." draft working on the budget Fegruary 12. plement the AFI cuts. see BUDGET page 7 choice Spartan Daily ... see page 8 Volume 76, Number 58 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Wednesday, April 29, 1981 AFI battle far from over Babb threatens civil lawsuit by Jeffrey R. Smith student's $10 semesterly A.S. fee to Alderman sai.1 he didn't think a organization." Although the Associated the Music Department, 50 cents to court of law would accept Babb's Later, the code states all ex- Students Judiciary declared the the Spartan Daily and 25 cents each case. penditures of auxiliary Automatic Funding Initiative to KSJS, the art gallery, the "It would be difficult for them to organizations must be approved by constitutional Monday, the Radio/TV News Center and drama show cause to accept the case in the governing board of the arguments concerning the initiative productions. light of the decision," he said. organizations. Babb's argument against the Babb argues the initiative in- are far from over. "I'm surprised. I'm amazed," fringed upon the A.S. board's right Jim Babb, executive assistant to Babb said after the decision was to control student funds. A.S. President Mike Medina, is announced. The judiciary's I'm surprised trying to get an opinion from an However, Chief Justice Phillips' decision doesn't make any sense." stating that the board can decision did not interpret the attorney Babb has previously threatened to I'm amazed.' AFI because it is in education code but concentrated on ignore the challenge the initiative in civil court. violation of the state education code. constitutionality of the initiative the section of the A.S. constitution The initiative, which was ap- Bruce Alderman, the author of focused on the state education code, which provides the board must proved by student voters last month the AFI, also said he was surprised which states a student government "exercise control over the finances by a better than 2-1 margin, directs by the decision. "I never expected association may be formed at a state of the association." the A.S. board to allocate El of each it," he said. university as an "auxiliary -see AF1 page 3 Bookstore attacks big-time shoplifters

by Stacy Stevens assistant bookstore manager. money per case in the long run, the store where items cost $5 or Instead of apprehending more For example, Friedley said it is Friedley said. more instead of watching the whole shoplifters, Spartan Bookstore better to catch two shoplifters who Last semester from September store as much. personnel have changed their tactics have each stolen a $50 book than to to November bookstore security Most shoplifters in the bookstore since last semester. catch 100 who may have each stolen caught 44 people shoplifting and are first offenders and usually have They are now concentrating on a 59-cent pen. recovered an average of $5.58 per more than enough money to cover catching fewer people with el- The system seems to be case. the charges of items they have pensive items rather than catching working. This semester, however, from stolen, Friedley said. The most more people with inexpensive items, The change was made so the February to April they have caught stealing is done by students, according to Dave Friedley, booksotre could recover more 10 shoplifters averaging $11.47 per followed by halfway-house residents case. and juveniles. The bookstore has eight people If the item stolen is under $10 photo by Norma working security compared to last and the shoplifter is a student and Minpres semester's six. This semester's first offender, the matter is usually personnel are working the same taken up by the dean of students. amount of hours at last semester's The person is put on probation by the Dying swan's last gasp? security staff, so the bookstore does dean and told if he or she shoplifts not have to pay more money for the again he could be expelled from Ted Gehrke, A.S. program board advisor, took to his toes as a extra two workers. school. lithe harbinger of Ballet West. The major ballet company is Friedley said they are not If the merchandise stolen is over performing Tuesday. May 5 at 8 p.m. in the San Jose Center catching as many shoplifters $10 it could lead to a trial in criminal for the Performing Arts. Tickets are on sale in the A.S. business because, unlike last semester, court, Friedly said. security is emphasized in areas of see BOOKSTORE page 10 office. One-third locked as safety precaution Fewer bathrooms open for women

by Barbara Wyman Since then various "Peeping Lunsford said, noting the bathroom vironmental health and oc- Women who try to use Toms" have been reported hiding in locking would be more of a cupational safety officer, released a bathrooms around campus may find stalls in some campus bathrooms preventative measure. campus-wide memo last week, it a little more difficult by the end of that receive less use. The public safety advisory asking building coordinators to the semester. Lynn DeVilbiss, financial aid committee, which is made up of decide which bathrooms in their A plan by university ad- placement adviser counted "about administrators and two student buildings would be locked and at ministrators to lock one-third of the half a dozen incidents" in the second representatives, voted unanimously what times. women's bathrooms in campus floor restroom of Dudley Moorhead to approve the bathroom locking The memo suggested the buildings should be in effect by then. Hall. plan at its April 9 meeting. bathrooms be locked only during "Peeping Toms" in the No statistics of how many in- "We made sure that the "off peak" times, such as during bathrooms and concern for the cidents have occurred were bathrooms which are used most by vacations, but the final decision is up general safety of women staffers available. However, Russ Lund- students (for example the first floor to the coordinator, Montgomery prompted the decision to lock one sford, technical services officer for buildings) would remain open," said said. bathroom in all campus buildings the University Police, said he Jim Babb, student representative on Montgomery asked the coor- and two in buildings with five or remembered several reports of men the committee. dinators to give their responses by more stories. hiding in the bathrooms on the third Babb added the plan "seems May 4 so a plant operations crew can photo hy Norma &loaves The concern first peaked last floor in the library and in Tower sensible" because it was suggested start installing the locks. July after a student assistant was Hall, as well as other buildings on the locking only occur during Some $1,300 has been spent to Bookstore manager Dave Friedley shows what Assistant Spartan raped in the School of Edueation campus. vacations, weekends and late Friday order 104 special locks for the remains of items that were stolen from the bookstore during the dean's office when only a few full- "I think it isn't so much what afternoons. doors. month of April. time workers occupied the building. happened, but what could happen," Ron Montgomery, en- -see BATHROOM page 10 ell

Viewpoints expressed by cartoons letter and columns are those of the authors Editorials appearing on this page represent the opinion of the Sparta, Daily ..' Opinion Wednesday April 29. 1981 'Long way' isn't far enough; first steps toward equal pay for women just a beginning Board to take into Nancy Gibson would require the State Personnel Staff Writrr consideration "the comparability of levels of skill, education, experience, knowledge, responsibility, ac- long Women may have come a countability and physical effort with other classes of but way in the struggle for equality employees" when setting pay ranges for jobs which are we haven't come far enough. composed of at least 70 percent females. 64 cents In 1967, women earned Since the Federal Equal Pay Act of 1963 and Title VII for every dollar earned by a man, of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the law has required that men on but now women earn only 57 cents and women performing the same job be paid the same a dollar. wage and that a woman cannot be denied a job simply on In an evaluation of San Jose city the basis of sex. jobs, a legal secretary and an instrument repair Yet women continue to be paid considerably less than technician both drew the same number of points which are men. Comparable skills, responsibility and effort on the given to job descriptions based on areas including job must earn comparable compensation. knowledge and responsibilites. However, the two jobs don't pay the same. The dif- ference is $780 a month or $9,360 a year on the side on the predominantly male-type work. Until the comparable worth A representative of the American Federation of State. issue is recognized, women County and Municipal Employees said the study disclosed that people in female-dominated jobs in San Jose will continue to receive less librarians, stenographers, legal secretaries and clerk typistswere paid an average of 15 percent or $3,000 a year less than those in male-dominated jobs. Denying women, in traditionally female jobs, pay that is equal to that given to men is traditionally male jobs is The pay gap between typically male and typically as discriminatory as paying a man and a woman different female jobs does not disappear when women go into rates for the same job. predominantly male professions. Groups such as National Organization for Women and In managerial and administrative jobs, women earn California State Employees State Association, which are 40 percent less than their male colleagues. Female co-sponsoring AB 129, are working toward comparable engineers earn 86 percent of the male's rate. Even among worth. men and women who have earned a master's degree in Steps are being taken, but they are just a beginning. business men earn $6,000 to $12,000 more than women. Until this bill and others like it throughout the United A bill has been introduced in the Assembly that would States are passed and the comparable worth issue is require the salary range for state jobs to be based on the recognized in the courts and in the fields, women will principle "that like salaries shall be paid for comparable continue to receive less than they are worth. duties and responsibilities." Yes, we have "come a long way, baby." but the road AB 129, introduced by Bill Lockyer, 0-San I,eandro, to complete equality looks long and winding. Etiquette advice 'insult to intelligence' Spartan Daily newspaper like the San Jose Mer- laughs but if that's the case I think and "Gentle Reader" in bold type as the newspaper has stooped headings of the letters and replies so cury would print such garbage. too low Editor Wayne Norton by Stacey Stevens see from a glance Occasionally I read her column just to get a laugh or gain a few that everyone can Advertising Manager Chris Rose Staff Writer The reason I readers. It's hard to believe that how ridiculous the coulmn is. because it is funny. City Editor Stephen D. Stroth it's column would laugh, however, is because gain readership. If If the bold type isn't enough, News Editor Mary Washburn-Higgins good or has anything, stupid, not because it's it has probably lost the there is always the picture of Miss Associate News Editor Judy Larson any worth. Mercury a few of its readers. Manners herself that sits atop the Special Pages Editor Mary Apanasewiez of the Perhaps the intention It is set up in an advice column column. Layout Editor David Jacob Mercury in printing it is to ret format with "Dear Miss Manners" With a high society look, Miss Opinion Editor Holly Allen Manners appears to be the college Sports Editor Jerry McDonald preppie who never quite made it to Associate Sports Editor Steve Relova I used to hate it when my mother the top, but would have others Feature Editor Tom Mays would nag at me saying "get your believe she had. Entertainment Editor Nancy Young elbows off the table, close your I feel sorry for the people that Photo Editor Sal Bromberger mouth when you chew" or "say write letters to her. Chief Photographer Tom Surges you're welcome when someone says Retail Ad Manager Laura Larson One poor high school senior thank you." Business Manager Judy Murray wrote her a letter asking her Although I hated it, my mother Art Director Lisa Astor questions about thv "correct" way that was her Special Projects Manager Kevin Lucido had the right because the handle his graduation and senior responsibility to bring me up to be a National Ad Manager Mitch Fleischman prom. well-mannered adult (whatever that His letter was full of gram- constitutes I. matical errors, but she had no right Editorial Staff Bruce Buckland, Miss Manners otherwise known to reply "Would it help if Miss Ted Catanesi, Jeff Davis, Rich de Give, Cyndee Fontana, Russ Fung, as Judith Martin who writes the bi- Manners solved all your problems at Nancy Gibson, Doug Kelley, John McNicholas, Greg Robertson, Rich weekly advice column that appears once by keeping you back until you Robinson, Jeff Smith, Arlene Stenger, Stacey Stevens, David Saracco, in the San Jose Mercury, however, learn grammar?" Eric Strahl. Billy Thomas, Tim Truax, Stephanie Villegas, Barbara does not have that right. Wyman. Who is she to tell that high I find her column of no use to school senior he should stay back in Advertising Staff Alberto Bellido, anyone and it is an insult to my in- school? Brenda Bennet, Marc Calvanico, Lori Castor, Wendy Chui, Craig telligence. He had also asked her five Henderson, Max Huckins, Scott Hymas, Suzanne lids. Karen Jang, It has appeared in the Mercury questions which were not perfect in Loraine McCormick, Tony Maglaya. Gina Milani, F emi Osikominu, for a year now. Heaven knows how it grammar, but Miss Manners found Noelle Pinkel, Laura Rafferty, Kathleen Reilly, Mark Reynolds, Dirk has lasted that long. it necessary to reword all of his Rinker, Rose Salgado, Laura Sanders, Trivia Sanders, Constance questions before she could "bless" It can usually be found in the Shawley, Claire Short, Eric Stouffer, Lucy Trevino, Edward Ventura. him by answering what he had back of the living section of the Robert Ward, Pam Williams. newspaper which is ironic when the asked. replies she gives sound like they've I guess as Miss Manners con- Photography Staff Bill Andrews, come form a 1925 edition of tinues to write her ludicrous column Bol, Larry Brazil, Linda Colburn, Brenda "Everytihing you always wanted to Pamm Blackwell, Mimi and the San Jose Mercury keeps on Flowers, Carl Jaco, Steve Maddix, Tom Mestaz, Norma Minjares, know about etiquette but were afraid printing it, I think I'll go to Mc- Don Smith, Ted Thurgate. to ask." Donald's, stick my elbows on the The column is clearly the worst table, chew my food with my mouth Cartoonists Chuck Beckum, Scott Saavedra. I've ever read and I find it hard to GiEturi_E- REdst.EP, "I-HANK *AA FOR. READ FICt -fl-US open, and never say "you're understand why an otherwise fine welcome" just for spite.

Homecoming fund dollars spent on small groups which Finally, a Homecoming of this to "support a resolution that the that we all know what it's doing and me informed on things that hap- really have no major impact on size would no doubt develop our United States stop providing why. pened on campus that I would have is not adequate SJSU, especially when the 1981 freshman recruitment ( and, military assistance to El Salvador." Dale Milne never been aware of. Homecoming has some fairly therefore, give the school full-time History To cut off this free source of Editor: Last semester this same board specific goals and advantages. Let's enrollment dollars) and give the information is ridiculous. Too many passed a resolution, after hearing I would like to call the attention examine some of these. newcomers a vehicle to ride along students depend on the paper to of only one point of view, which con- SJSU students to a rather sore Primarily, the goal of with SJSU instead of them standing inform them of things that happen demned all economic aid from the issue: that of allocating funds, Homecoming is to promote student by the wayside and eventually on campus. United specifically as it pertains to 1981 interest, activity and involvement, turning away. States to El Salvador. The 'A sad situation If the Spartan Daily needs a board's action are becoming Homecoming. an effort which SJSU supposedly Ass final thought: instead of the con- contribution to keep it running, you fusing. Regardless of enthusiastic aspires to do, but which is usually A.S. sponsoring this wide-range, if Daily closes' can count me in. I hope other Does the newer resolution mean support from such prominent put on the proverbial back burner. multi-faceted, promotional activity, Editor: students feel the same way. the board no longer condemns non- figures as Gail Fullerton, Tom Instead of hampering a growing maybe SJSU should have its I think that it is going to be a sad Gus Robinson, Jr. military aid to El Salvador? If so, Becket, Gary Olimpia and Mayor SJSU enthusiasm by promoting Homecoming sponsored by Coors, situation if the Spartan Daily is President, Administration of will the earlier resolution be Janet Gray Hayes, the Associated small, specific groups (as present Holiday Inn or the Ku Klux Klan, closed. The Spartan Daily has kept Justice Club rescinded? Does the board condemn Students has seen fit to allocate less A.S. allocations tend to indicate), groups which, I'm sure, would only aid to the government of El than one-half of the original request Homecoming aims to cultivate gladly take the opportunity to Salvador, for this campus-wide event. faculty and staff involvement, boost sponsor their interests at SJSU. or also aid to the left and right extremists? Does the board Homecoming, in fact, is to morale, heighten enthusiasm and SJSU's A.S. has shown at least condemn only U.S. aid, Daily Policy receive approximately the same the "collegiate" spirit and establish some support; now it's your turn. or also aid from other countries, amount of money that the Gay for SJSU a tradition which in itself Thomas A. Salcircia, Jr. such as Cuba and Nicaragua? Will there ever The policy of 125 S. Seventh St., San Awareness Week did; although, not would promote the school. Business Administration by the Spartan Daily University, any resolution condeming Soviet regarding letters and material 95192. more than about 30 people attended Not only would a grand-scale Jose, CA involvement in El Salvador, or, for submitted from individuals or its events. Homecoming promote our school to All letters must include the that matter, in Poland and organizations outside of the Spartan It should be noted, however, that the students, but also, through the writer's signature, major, class Afghanistan? Whom does the board Daily staff is as follows: the funding board did push through a parade, the fashion show for the standing, address and telephone What is board think it is actually helping in the long rather generous increase from king/queen contest and other ac- number. Only the name, major and run, and how? Letters previous years towards the tivities, businesses in the com- supporting now? class standing will be printed. Homecoming fund. This feat is munity would have the opportunity I do not understand the I ,etters should be submitted to the highly commendable, but not great to support the school. The goal of Editor: philosophy guiding the board's Spartan Daily office IJC 208) bet- The Spartan Daily reserves the when compared to the $124,000 easily this support from businesses is The Spartan Daily reported that actions. I think it would be ap- ween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or right to limit the number of letters disbursed by A.S. office obviously to promote community the Associated Students board of propriate for it to explain its ap- by mail to the Opinion Page, c/o the on a given topic after a sufficient bureaucracy, or the thousands of interest and support. directors advised Nancy McFadden proach on political issues in a way Spartan Daily, San Jose State amount of comment has appeared. Wednesday April 29 198 1. Page 3 Four SJSU students can study overseas Fullerton sets up exchange with Taiwan

by Russ Fung called Pacific Neighbors, some participants presentd Robert Bosanko, just different." Four students will The Tunghai exchange scholarly papers con- director of plant operations She added that othei study in Taiwan next year agreement has been ap- 'It was a very good exchange. Some things that cerning welfare issues. and vice president of cities included in tilt thanks in part to an proved by CSUC Chan- the Taiwanese government is trying to do ... can be Fullerton's paper was Pacific Neighbors, said Pacific Neighbort agreement between SJSU cellor Glenn Dumke, about "social change and each city will pay for the program are Okayama President Gail Fullerton Fullerton said. The idea applied to minorities in this country ... in terms of family dislocation." expenses of those students Japan; San Jose, Costs and the head of a Chinese resulted from a joint Fullerton said she was visiting them. Rica; and Vera Cruz university. conference sponsered by social focus' -- Rodolfo Areval, social work dean asked to preside over the He said San Jose will Mexico. Bosanko said the Fullerton said the two SJSU and Tunghai conference along with Ko set up visiting students Okayama program we. who are chosen would pay University earlier this wang Mei, president of with a family to live with, "very effective." fees as if they were at- year. experience." aged is one example of "Usually we associate Tunghai University. Mei tuition and $100 per month Fullerton charac- tending SJSU and spend a "I hope they learned as "It was a very good "how we do things dif- day care centers with taught at SJSU as a visiting in living expenses but the terized Taiwan as both year at Tunghai University much as we learned from exchange," Arevalo said. ferently" from the Chinese. children," Fullerton said. scholar in September 1976. students have to pay their industrialized and rural it in central Taiwan. them," Fullerton said of "Some things that the Fullerton said the Fullerton said this She said Peter Un- own airfare. some areas, especially Likewise, two Chinese the conference. Taiwanese government is Chinese provide day care sharing of ideas was the singer, associate professor Marlene Bosanko, where mountain village visitors will study here. Rodolfo Arevalo, trying to do...can be ap- centers for the elderly most valuable aspect of the in the Administration of secretary in the History are located. She said Two other SJSU associate dean of the plied to minorities in this where they participate in conference since each Justice Department, and Department and member Tunghai is "a very fine students will study at school of social work, said country...in terms of social activities, receive services culture has "different Peter Lee, of the School of of Pacific Neighbors said university," with excellent Chung Kung University the conference was "very focus. and get a "hot meal" responses to different Social Work, also helped such an exchange ex- programs in business, through a program worthwhile" and a Fullerton said how before their families pick problems." put the conference toget- perience was "culturally engineering and ar- sponsored by a group "productive learining Americans care for the them up in the evening. Besides the discussion, her. Nine participants from enriching" and of great chitecture. SJSU attended the meet- value in "broadening our Both Fullerton and the ing. _ understanding" of dif- Bosankos said finding Other Americans were ferent cultures. students for the programs AFI from the Deparment of Bosanko said becuase may be a problem, since Health and Human Ser- of such programs, students they will have to be fluent -continued from page 1 The board will have to vices, the Council on Social learn being different does Mandarin, the official Phillips wrote, "A decide whether to slash the in Work Education and the not mean "good or bad, special weight and the $125,000 allocated by the language of Taiwan. National Institute of presumption of con- AFI from the previously- Mental Health. Par- stitutionality must be given approved budget or to ticipants from other to initiatives as direct leave this task to the ad- countries included Hong expressions of the ministration of A.S. Kong, Indonesea, Korea, preferences of the mem- President-elect Tony Malaysia, the Philippines I I th & SAN CARLOS bers of the association." Robinson, an AFI sup- and Australia. I folk FROM CAMPI IS However, Alderman porter. The said he thinks a court will students chosen through the rule the initiative legal Justices Samuel Pacific 75 Washers Neighbors program will under the education code. Phillips, Gordon Cook, and Dryers attend The deadline for the Carol Sampson, Prof, Chung Kung in T'ainan, A.S. budget to be presented William McCraw and Prof. Taiwan. T'ainan NO WAITING to SJSU President Gail Frederic Weed deliberated is the sister city of San Jose and FREE PARKING Fullerton had been May 1, the AFI question in private involved in the program but Fullerton has extended for about 45 minutes before to promote cultural the deadline one week to emerging with a decision. exchange. allow the A.S. board more Justice David Sturrock time to make the $120,000 in arrived at the meeting cuts made necessary by the before the deliberations AFL were concluded. i! Bill would allow CSUC to police fraternity houses Spring Faire offers A law that would ex-tend the authority of campus police on state universities and colleges to include fraternity and sorority housing has been introduced in the state legislature. international culture, Penny Williams, spokeswoman for Assemblyman Ross Johnson, R-Anaheim, who introduced the bill, said the legislation was in response to complaints from home-grown music neighbors that fraternity parties at California State Bill to extend campus police authority Crafts, food and en- Today is international Renaissance Dance at 2:30. tertainment will be day, with a food bazaar Tomorrow at 11 a.m, a University at Fullerton were getting out of hand. featured this week in the beginning at 11 a.m. on jazz band will perform, at "Both the city police and the campus police said that second annual Spring Faire Seventh Street, a Korean noon Sidesaddle, a female they had no jurisdiction over the off-campus fraternities, put on by Grope, the Folk Ballet at 11:30, the country band will do a show so nothing was being done," she said. Student Union program- SJSU Tae Kwon Do Club at and at 1;15 the Screaming SJSU police share jurisdiction with San Jose city ming group. 1 p.m., a demonstration of Memes, an improvisational police within a one-mile radius around campus so the This year's fair has Kung Fu, karate and aikido comedy group, will per- legislation would have no effect here, according to See your travel agent. Or give us a call at 800-426.5049. In Washington. call 800-562-5222. crafts from 50 Bay Area at 1:30 and an English form. University Police spokesman Russell Lunsford. artists, ranging from plants to pottery to wooden shoes. Advertisement According to Judy Hermann of Grope, 15 more artists are par- A Series: God's Eternal Purpose Sonship ticipating in this fair compared to last year's. Each artist must pay a $25 TESTIMONIES OF CHRISTIAN TEACHERS fee and Grope receives 15 percent of their gross in- Who Enjoyed The Word of God As The Content of Their Prayer come which goes toward producing more Student Introduction done with all prayer and evening. He then concluded that: Union programs. groaning, as well as praise and thanksgiving. For this is A week of en- In the last two articles we presented pray-reading as a way to come to the simple way, that at all times one ... all reading should be joined with meditation and prayer. Read a would have his good tertainment will be the Word of God. Pray-reading is simply taking the words of Scripture edification. little, pray and meditate much. (The Letters offohn Wesley. Vol. 6. For example: Gen 1,1 'In the beginning God featured in addition to and praying them back to God. Thus the content of our prayer, our created toe by John Telford. p. 71. heavens and the earth: crafts. communion, and our praise and petition are the holy words which God first spoke to us. By praying with reading, and reading with prayer, the Oh. you eternal God. I thank you that you teach me through GEORGE WHITEFIELD Word becomes food and nourishment for unto grow. your word from where the heavens and the earth have their origin. George Whitefield, associated with Charles and John Wesley arid In this article live present quotes from Christian teachers throughout Or: Ah dear Father in heaven, when I lift my eyes to the known for outdoor preaching of the gospel to multitudes with grea t church history who have testified of their experience of praying the heavens, and look upon the earth, convey to my heart to muse this blessing from the Lord, had this experience: Crime stoppers your divine word, that I should honor and worship you as the Word. My mind being now more open and enlarged, I began to read creator of the heavens and the earth. the Holy Scriptures upon my knees, laying aside all other books To combat crime Or: A dear God! have you created the heavens and the earth, JEROME and praying over, if possible. every line and word. This provied remember: Strangers then you are better and more glorious than the heavens and the Jerome (A.D. 340420), best known for his two Latin translations of meat indeed and drink indeed to my soul. I daily received fresh should stay outside. They earth. Thus, when I have only you, I will ask nothing after the the Bible, encouraged the mingling of prayer wth the study of the Word: life, light and power from above (George Whitefield. by A.A. can go someplace else to heavens and the earth. (Die Bib,'!. Ku rver Unterricht, p. iv). Let there be study of the divine Word mingled with prayer ... (The Dallimore, p.811. make a phone call or offer MADAME GUYON to make the call for them. School of Prayer. by Olive Wyone. p. 95). Another account from Goerge Whitefield's biography Madame Guyon (AD. 1648-1717) in her book. A Method of Prayer. describes the scene at five in the morning in his room: Finally. Most importantly, ask MARTIN LUTHER encourages a practice similar to that described by Franke: there comes the unique practice that he has developed: that of to see the I.D. of praying over every line and word, of both the English and the The German reformer. Martin Luther (A.D. 148.3-1546), related from First you shall take the truths, such as you are pleased policemen, salesmen and to Greek til the passage. in its essential message has veritably his own experience his dependence upon the Word of God for his prayer. choose, and read two or three lines of it in order that you may taste repairmen before opening become part of his own soul (George Whitefield, by A.A. and declared the need study of the and digest the door. for prayer in the Scriptures. In them. endeavoring to draw out the juice or substance of Da llimore, p NI) response to a request for a simple way to pray, he disclosed his own them; and keep fixed to the pace which you read, so long as you practice of combining the Word with prayer, using the Lord's words in find any relish in it. not passing further til that place becomes Concluding Word Matthew Spartan Daily basso example: insipid unto you. In John 663 we are told that the words of our Lord Jesus are "spirit Serving the San Jose State Then and life:- in II Timothy .3:16 (Greek) we discover that "All Scripture is University Community ... Repeat on part or as much as you wish, perhaps the first you must take as much more, and do just the same, not Shies' 1934 petition: "Hallowed be Thy name- and say: "Yes. Lord God, dear reading above half a page at a time: for it is not so much the Godbreathed ...," in Matthew 4,4 we learn that God's Word is out UCPS 509-4800 Father, hallowed be Thy name, both in us and throughout the quantity of reading that is profitable, as the manner of reading. spiritual food: and in Ephesians 6,17.18 we are encouraged to "take the. Second class onstage paid at San world ..." (Luther's Works.- Devotional Writings It Vol. 48, ed. by Hence those who run apace can not improve by what they read. Word of God by means of all prayer and petiton Although wi Jose, California. Member of Cal- any more recognize there are many ways to pray, we sincerely hope and pray that ifornia Newspaper Publishers Gustav K. Wiencke. p. 190). than the bees can draw out the juice of the flowers by all the Association and the Associated flying over them without resting upon them. (A Method of Prayer. Lord's seekers would come to know and experience His living Press Published daily by San p.8). Word as the content of their prayer. Jose State University, during the college year The opinions AUGUST HERMAN FRANKE Subsequent articles in this series will appear every Wednesdaj expressed in the paper are not At the close of the t7th century August Herman Franke, who greatly JOHN necessarily WESLEY thmughout the semester. those of the Depart influenced George Mueller and Count Zinzendorf to a life ol faith and rnent of Journalism and Mass The ministry of John (A D I 703.1701) was hull upon a life of We welcome and encouarge your response to this series of articles piety, wrote a preface to Luther's German Bible which he distributed Communications. the University discipline with constant attention to the reading of Scripture and prayer. Reprints of this article.. or any of this series, are available free upon widely. The following is a Administration or any student section of that preface: In one of his letters request The church or regarding the profitable way to read, he encouraged In San Jose, 124 S. 11th St., San Jose, CA faculty organization Sub- It is also reasonable that the reading of the Holy Scripture be scriptions accepted tins remain- reading the Old Testament in the morning and the New Testament in the 95112. der of semester basis Full aca- demic year. 915. Each semester. $7.50 Off-campus pnce per copy, 15 cents. Phone Editorial The church in San Jose: meeting at 124 S. 11th Street. Bible Study on Ephesians 277-3151 Advertising 277-3171 Printed by Independent Publira- Meeting time: Fri. 7:30 p.m., Sun. 9:30 a.m. Telephone: (408) 258-0729. Thursday at 12:00 p.m. in the lions Montalvo Room of the Student Union. j feature Wedpe,l., Apol 19 1981 The Derby may be dying, but the Roller Queen lives on iy Dave Meltzer It's the Saturday night game has just started and the dirnunitive Bomber penal to the Daily Roller Derby game at the the women are on the jammer, Carol ( Peanuts) OAKLAND At first Auditorium between the track. Meyer, and then flees when ;lance it appears that some Bay Bombers and the Braves' captain Ann Bomber captain Joanie lungs never change. Northeast Braves The ('alvello immediately belts Weston approaches. Before the first period ends, illt Calvello has picked up three penalties, started some minor skirmishes with smaller, inex- perienced Bomber skaters and quickly skated away whenever Joanie ap- proached. Calvello will turn 52 on Aug. 1. Her battles with Weston and the other Bombers are carbon-copies of what happened nightly in the 60s and early 70s when the Roller Derby played to sellout crowds in every major arena in the courn- try. But things have changed. Roller Derby is photo by Minn So) no longer shown live on Derby star Joanie television; the Bay Area is Ann Calvello (right), circles the track with rival Roller Weston of the Bay still the only place where Bombers. Calvello has been battling in the sport for more than two decades. the remnants of the past popularity still exist and, thought to be lesbians. She The Oakland Auditori- about skating, she does night stands. But for the skaters, the Derby wore today's new wave um has special memories reminisce about the old physically, she is in is no longer a full-time styles 30 years ago and she for Calvello. This is where days. remarkable condition. profession - just a weekend rebelled against she got her start, back in "We were in the first She claims to be 5-foot- job. management at a time 1948. sport in which men and 7 and 140 pounds, but ac- Calvello and the glory when athletes never did remember sitting women competed on the tually looks a little smaller. days of Roller Derby are a "I such a thing. right there ( pointing to a same basis," she said. She can still wear fashions hazy memory for most "I've never been a seat in the crowd and "Besides Babe Didrickson, designed for much younger college-aged people. It's follower," she said. "I'm a watching the tryouts. I we were practically the women. like the memory of your Leo, a natural leader. Six never even knew what only female athletes. "I used to go on the third grade teacher or the months after I joined the Roller Derby was. "When I first broke in we beach in my bikini until my obnoxious second baseman Roller Derby, I was cap- used to skate in the same late 40's," she said. "But "I started out making on your grade school tain of my own team." building three or four now I just sunbathe in the $80 a month, but we had baseball team. The president then was weeks. In fact, we lived in nude free room and board and Calvello was the old Harry Truman and this very auditorium. "I've never been out of to complain? I was 18 lady with green hair. She Calvello was a year-and-a- who's "In those days if a shape. I never smoked, but years old and getting to see was hated by all, sort of a half out of high school. woman participated in I don't know if that has the world. real-life version of the After being a straight "A" sports, then she was called anything to do with it. It wicked witch of the west. student at Presentation "None of these guys a lesbian. You can call me just runs in my family." But actually, Ann Calvello High School in San were even born when I what you want, but I've Calvello was married, was a lady decades ahead Francisco, she was leading started," she said as her always like my men." once, to a former Roller of her time. the Philadelphia Panthers teammates skated past her After 33 years in Roller Derby referee. She was 23, //hot, hv She was a female at a time when Roller for their pre-game war- Derby, Calvello's deeply had a child and didn't think Despite being 52 -years old, Ann Calvello remains active in the sport athlete in a time when all Derby and television were mups. 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IL 287-8887 At feature Aprd 29 9811 Pdge Former vaulter springs into new employment Art major finds modeling an attractive job like 1 wa, by Kerwyn Martin and need photographs just years to come to the I love. It was Spertai a the Dully to make an appointment realization that this is what right at home," Black sai,l. A "crappy" job and a with an agency, Black has bizarre encounter with a felt the sting of "weirdo" launched SJSU photographers fees and student Kim Black into the hopes to someday become field of modeling. numb to it. DANCE/EXERCISE "I first really con- Black then defended sidered modeling after the male model stereotype. CLASSES working this crappy job as "Society thinks all WE ALSO FEATURE a laborer last summer," male models are either BALLET * TAP Black, a 23-year-old art dumbies, gigolos, or gays," major, said. Black said. JAZZ * TUMBLING "I was painting and "I get the gay thing * CHILDRFN * 243-4834 * ADULTS * cleaning up garbage and more than anything. Well, all this crap, and I thought, with the short hair this is really terrible-I'm especially," Black gonna go check out Model revealed. 4Wili Afar Mangement," he said. Black thinks that men But long before Black who are models have a Prepare for a career in had become frustrated harder time getting to with his job as a painter for know women and getting Technical Writing the San Mateo school dates. district, he was confronted "It probably would be Fall courses at SiSU in technical writing, tech- with his congenital ad- easier to get dates, but it's nical editing, technical publications. vantage. harder to meet people. Open to liberal arts majors who want to sup- "It was before a track People expect more from meet and I looked like hell, you. They expect you to be plement their education with a marketable but this guy asked me had I a certain way," Black said. skill and to technicallscience majors who want ever thought about "So, I ha-s-c a hard to broaden their training. modeling. He looked just time," Black said. For a complete listing of courses, visit the Eng- The like a straight, middle- Black looks beyond guy," Black said. lish Department, Faculty Office Bldg. 102, or aged and billboard Look the glamour call Continuing Education, journalism West After the man fame and sees modeling as him and told 136B, 277-2182. SJSU student Kim photographed it is-a business. him numerous lies, Black Black not only models "The people I work was asked to pose nude. He not paid at state evense but paints in his spare said no. with are often cold and time. The painting on Black found out later impersonal. It's really hard to get to know people. the right was recently that the man had been It's a business thing-I'm a sold for $650. The going around to different campuses and asking other walking business. You taken Photo at left is young men to do the same walk around and sell from his modeling port- thing. He would take them yourself," explained The Tower List folio. out to a part and try to get Black. - them to strip. To succeed in high at 16.806723% off! "The guy was a fashion modeling, Black weirdo," Black explained. said, a man must be bet- ween 5-foot-11 inches and 6- Regularly $5.95, now Despite this apparent foot-2 inches tall and wear stumbling block, Black, a a size 40 regular suit. former state champion only $4.95 photo by Larry Brazil pole vaulter, began to see "A guy 5-foot-10 just modeling as a possibility can't get in," Black said. for the future. Black, winner of April 27 -- May 1 But he needed some SJSU's First All Male Derby star 'one of a kind' questions answered. Beauty Pageant, is aware that modeling is a short- The thought of success lived career and hopes to -continued from page 4 stars on the 4th of July to driving 400 to 500 miles league was formed. prompted Black to consult Book/tom use it as a catalyst for his 'Patton When her marriage pink, or even deep purple. every day through the ice But after four years, San Francisco- with other art work and possibly even broke up, Calvello returned and snow of the Eastern Calvello really doesn't see modeling agencies "Everyone was blonde based acting. to skating and became a and Midwestern winter. the future in this latest But it was that year, it must have such as Grinune. "One of the main member of the original San operation. Model been really sunny out," she -But if I was Jerry the enthusiasm of reasons I'm getting into Francisco Bay Bombers in "Truthfully, I don't him joked. "So I did my hair Seltzer (owner of the Management that won modeling is for the con- 1954. She skated six years think it'll ever be like it green. Walt Harris, who original Roller Derby and over. nections," Black said. with the Bombers. That has I had all these skaters was." "I still had the long was our 1'V announcer, Calvello never knows been long forgotten by under contract and only hair and the moustache, He has already had mentioned it and it became how many of her team- FULL most Roller Derby fans, one of them complained but they said cut your hair, three art jobs through one of my trademarks." mates will even show up for however, since she's about salaries, I probably shave your moustache, modeling and just recently the games. She remembers skated with the visiting Roller Derby used to wouldn't have changed when you wanna do that, sold a painting for 8650. team as a villian for so operate in the Bay Area one night when she was much either." come back and we'll look at He also hopes to use the long. durnig the summer months going to sit out a game Seltzer closed down you," Black said. for the audience" and actresses in soap and was so popular that it because she had 15 stitches "feel Cooled & Air Cooled As Roller Derby without "So a month went by Water playing outdrew the A's and gave in her hand. "Evening the confidence he gained at operas will relate, warning in 1973, devoting working that the Giants a run for the Magazine" was set to do a and I kept SJSU's male beauty VW Specialiste a villainess can be a his time and money to the money at the box office. profile on her that night, so crappy job, and I thought pageant as a foundation for harrowing experience formation of BASS ticket it, I'm Each week a game was she skated anyway. Five of `the hell with acting. when people take you too outlets. Calvello was in SERVICES INCLUDE televised live on Sunday her girls didn't show up for shaving and cutting my seriously. Hawaii, recuperating from hair, said the now "I entered the beauty TUNE-UPS BRAKES VALVE JOBS "People have come afternoons from Kezar that game. knee surgery when the "I still enjoy it, but I'd "preppish" Black. pageant because I thought CLUTCH JOBS PARTS after me with knives and Pavilion and broadcast on it would be fun and there stations word came. enjoy it a lot more if guns," she recalled. "One a network of 120 Besides the long hair was a 100 buck prize-and I She was 44 at the time everybody would show up night in Chicago someone across the country. and beard, Black has had was broke," Black said. SPECIALIZING IN and was told by doctors for the games. I've skated came out of the audience money was to make many sacrifices to The real that she would probably with broken noses, broken EMANUFACTURED ENGINEf and ripped off my jersey winter, on pursue a career in Though Black was made during the never walk without a limp, ribs, with a 104-degree and my bra. Everyone an endless stream of one- modeling. nervous before he went on, much less ever skate. fever. all his nervousness could see my white spots. night stands in each of He has had to take 20 " 'That's what you on the disappeared as soon as the VW R(j One time a lady in the those 120 cities. The The boys were pounds off of his already Williams Bros. think,' I told them." the eighth and lights went on. front row threw her baby Eastern cities, with only track for slim 6-foot frame and has The score was "And I thought to onto the track. Luckily one one chance a year to see Nearly every summer final period. had to change his pole vault 998-5213 as the myself, 'Wow, I've waited of the referees caught it, or the Derby, always some kind of an attempt tied at 29, and just training methods. Not only final it could have died." responded with sellout was made to revive the clock ticked off its have there been physical Calvello Bomber Alvin On the track, crowds. Derby. Calvello described seconds, sacrifices, but monetary kind. the winning is one of a "I made good money at most of those outfits as fly- Mallory scored ones too. She wears different the time I roughly $25,000 to by-night operations and it point. colored skates, laces, $30,000 in those pre - wasn't until 1977 that a Some things never do Because models can't gloves, elbow pads, etc. inflationary days) but we somewhat stable weekend change. work without a portfolio Her helmet has her all should have made more name embossed on it and Spring Fake than we did. To me, it's 7011twisirma, she wears a long scarf and really the skaters' fault. non-matching earrings. Occasionally she will dye "Everyone had to stick Tuesday International Day her hair every color from together on it, but nobody green on St. Patrick's Day would stand with me when May 5, 1981 to red, white and blue with I complained. We were 8 o'clock Orchestra Martial Arts New Graduate R.N.'s $7.50 SEQUOIA HOSPITAL Invites you to attend ii progroM mum, 1,V Balcony Exotic Dance Sandra Smith. R.N.. M.S. $5.50 and EMMET MILLER. M.D. Foreign Food Student, staff and of the faculty tickets are NATIONAL NURSING REVIEW available at the lecturing on: Today "SUCCESSFULLY CONFRONTING A S. Business Office, Student Union. Outside the Student Union THE STATE BOARD EXAMINATION For information, call 277-2807 11 a.m. International Food Bazaar-7th St. Thursday, May 7. 1981 San Jose Center 11:30 a.m. Korean Folk Ballet 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 1 p.m. SJSU Tae-Kwon-Do Club The lecture includes helpful test taking techniqui, for the Performing Arts effective methods of independent study. psycholomi il 1:30 p.m. Karate, Kung Fu and Aiketo pit-partition. anxiety c ,,,,, rol and confidence building. 2:30 p.m. English Renaissance Dance RSVP before May 4. 1981. as space is limited, by imam. tiny our Nurse Recruiter, Domm Denier. at 015/ 367- 5.525. Sponsored by Grope Hospital District, and is in JIMSequoia this engagement Is in cooperation with the California Arts Council funded Whipple & Alameda, Redwood (it.,, part, by funds from National indowment to- the Arts Tomorrow: Sidesaddle, Screaming Memes California 94062 (-11 5) 169-5811 FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Wednesday April 2 9 1981 Change frustrating for international students

arrival to the United States wanted her to study of transferring school and as "great." There is a senous unit requirements. Culture, language "Everyone said "Hi" problem for the boat Ernamita Diez im- and I don't feel loneiy," Lai people, Barozzi said. A migrated from the said. "Later, I try to make large number want to Philippines 12 years ago. friends with Americans major in engineering. She came to SJSU in 1978 as cause problems and they don't say "Hi" However, the school of a social work major. A anymore. There is a engineering is restricting widow with four children, by Stephanie Villegas Roche, chairman of language problem." the number of applicants Diez not only had trouble Many international general education. Lai, a double major in who are not California finding a job but like many students who arrive at When struggling with a medical technology and residents. international students she SJSU find their ex- difficult new language, it is art, has difficulty un- An engineer in a Third encountered language pectations shadowed by the hard to read a great deal of derstanding the ter- World country is con- problems. difficulties a newcomer the unviversity catalog and minology used in the sidered prestigious, "Being a single parent from a different land ex- understand the require- classroom. Barozzi said. Students get and working is difficult," periences. ments, Roche said. This "The big problem is into the department even Diez said. "I don't have These students en- problem delayed students midterms and finals," Lai though some do not have much time to practice and counter culture shock, ready to graduate, she said. "Half the time I do the skills to do so. master English. It's hard. according to Louie Barozzi, added. international student International students, adviser. Many are including refugees, im- thousand of miles away migrants and foreign 'It is hard to read the catalog from home. They deal with students, first encounter not only a different problems with admission to language but also a dif- the university. and understand requirements' ferent culture. According to Rose- According to Barozzi, mary Messick, director of there are 1.100 visa educational services, one not understand." I.uu, presidnet of the students here who will of the difficulties for for- A conflict in culture Vietnamese Association learn a language and return to their home eign students is meeting exists between the said she doesn't have as survive." countries after completing deadlines. foreigner and his adap- many problems as other Many students are their education. There are It takes about two to tation to American society. have. unaware of the facilities also 1,500 SJSU students three years to plan to at- According to Lai, it is She sets herself apart that are available to them who are permanent tend the university, considered shameful to from the "typical foreign on campus, according to residents, immigrants or Messick said. Students speak English at home. students' who she Roche. refugees. need to get information on Veronica I.uu, a describes as those who They don't know there The first semester is the university, make finance sophomore, studied stick together. They go to are counseling services or filled with frustration, arrangements for a student photo by Brenda Flowers at a business ad- school but do not get in- student services like Barozzi said. Athough visa and submit a TOEFI. Kimson Lai, a double major in medical technology and art, has to struggle ministartion school in volved and they don't go to Career Planning and Vietnam. She Placement or the Student some students score high test which is given three to understand the terminology of his new country, in an effort to was almost counselors but try to solve on the Test of English as a times a year and is not ready to graduate before problems for themselves, Health Service. assimilate into American society. Lai is originally from Vietnam. Foreign Language offered in every country. she left Vietnam in 1975. she said. "These students suffer TOEFI.), a requirement Some students must go to She came to SJSU to "I'm trying to get the a lack of information like before foreign students can another country to take the the deadline, he added. carrying scars of their and this causes the complete her business Vietnamese students in- other students, but more enter the university, they test, Messick said. Refugees must apply exprience with them" students to socialize only major but it wasn't as easy volved in activities of other so," Barozzi said. still have problems. Foreign students must for permanent resident Barozzi said. with people from their own as she expected. students to mix in with the The students are apply eight months before status. They face a dif- It is difficult for them country. According to Luu, her American students," she unaware of the com- the semester begins, ferent set of problems, to interact with American Kimson I.ai arrived decision to major in said. It's very hard and plexities of the school Barozzi said. Many Barozzi said. students. They are afraid from Vietnam three years finance was a mistake but sometimes they just don't LEARN TO FLY system, according to Ruth students are not aware of "Many boat people are they may not be accepted ago. He describred his it is what her parents want to do it. $15 INTRODUCTORY "I want Americans to FLIGHT LESSON understand the Vietnamese CAREER COUNSELING culture so why not un- derstand American Ask about $305 SJSU pilot tests new registration system culture." Solo Special Students who arrive to 292-7800 by Jeff Davis SJSU as immigrants also Islands and the West Indies their own particular "We gave one seminar Management System) in use, CAR (Computer Shannon Aviation SJSU Office of Ad- met in San Francisco at the concentration. Topics on the SJSU schedule of registration system now Assisted Registration), is a have problems. They in- 1144 Coleman Ave. missions and Records annual American Associa- ranged from "the classes," Registration being pilot tested for the "batch" system, which clude obtaining a work Sank's/ 95110 personnel attended a tion of Collegiate Regis- psychological effects of Coordinator Linda CSUC system at San means the computer must permit from immigration national conference trars and Admissions Offi- physical facilities" to Tomasso said. Francisco State and see students' schedules in authorities and the process discussing current cers convention. "analyzing performance Other schools are very California State University "bunches" before making processes and practices in "It was mostly state of problems of your office." interested in the schedule's at Fresno. final decisions. the area of university the arts stuff about dif- As representatives of format and magazine style, The new registration "The SIMS system will record keeping last week. ferent admissions and one of the host schools, the Tomasso said. system is slated for in- save money and faculty Delegates from more records processes,'' delegates from SJSU were It is different, in that it stallation at SJSU in March REd time," said Jerry than 2,900 American Associate Director of responsible for much of the keeps the schedule's in- of 1983. Houseman, deputy director colleges and also some Records Jack Tuthill said. organization and formation in the hands of SIMS will make the of Admissions and foreign institutions from as The delegates took part presentation of convention students, she said. At many university's registration CROSS Records. far away as the Virgin in workshops related to functions. other schools, students process completely "on- simply throw them away line," which means it will "Students will be able after registration is be done directly into the to come into the office and Blood completed. main computer through have their schedules Environmentalist protests An important con- video display terminals, punched directly into the ference topic for SJSU was thus bypassing the cum- computer by the DRivE a progress report on the bersome mail procedure. registration officer," he SIMS (Student Information The system currently said. THIS WEEK TUES.-FRI. filling of Stanislaus River 10 AM -3 PM STUDENT UNION by Arlene Stenger low-cost water would be "But it won't happen that Help the hospitals that serve your The only way people provided. way. I grew up in the era of SJSU's wells get clean community, family and friends! are going to conserve If the cost of water McDonald's and instant water is to drastically raise were gradually raised to a gratification. Anything of Share life - Donate blood its selling price, according much higher rate than is quality takes time." to Mark Dubois, president currently charged, water He stressed the im- bill of health by officials of the environmental group users would be more in- portance of working with Friends of the River. clined to use only what they the people who support by Ted Catanesi Department was testing The tests showed no Avery's of California Dubois briefly became need, he said. filling the dam and SJSU's two wells, the wells for bac- evidence of contamination the subject of national With proper con- educating them to the which supply the entire teriological and inorganic in the well water. Super Sale attention in 1978 when he servation, the nine mile alternatives. campus with its water, chemical contamination. SJSU's wells are two of Macrame Supplies chained himself to a rock white water stretch of the "Educate them, don't have been determined to be The inorganic test is a two- only eight privately owned on on the banks of the Stanislaus River could be attack them," he said. "We satisfactory after an part test. wells in the downtown Gold Jute Sib 585 feel Reg 57 99 NOW $ 2 .00 Stanislaus River in protest saved, which is of vital have to work with each analysis by a State Health According to Tim area. of the filling of the reser- concern to rafters and other and make those Department certified lab in Mulligan, who did the According to Mulligan, Natural Jute I lb 120 feet Reg SI 99 Now 750 voir behind the New archaeologists. changes happen and we Los Angeles. sampling, the inorganic the wells are non - Melones Dam. Ancient Indian sites have to have patience. Three water samples sample is done to deter- community ground water Selected Cords Half Price 504 to $2.50 His location was kept and unusual breeds of "There's a myth in our were taken March 26 and mine the amount of heavy wells, which need to be Regulor SIO 00 per Too secret and he vowed that he animals dwell within the society," he said. "And April 2 from each well, one metals, such as banum, checked more often than Wood Beads 100 would sacrifice his life if river canyon walls and all that's that we don't have located near Duncan Hall cadmium, chromium, lead, other types because of the Now $2.00 Per the river was permitted to are doomed to destruction any power and people think and the other near Spartan silver and other toxic large usage. rise any higher. if the river is permitted to 'my vote doesn't count.' Stadium, by the County metals, in the water. 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y Doug Kelley related. No deaths have been was last August. Stephen summer semesters ac- ing," he said. paddle, the placing of "And maybe if one or two Bruce Wiseman, 18, More than 50 national reported in California as a Call, 19, a pledge at Delta cording to Don Dushane, Bill Biss, president of foreign materials either fraternities get the as killed while walking fraternities are on record result of fraternity hazing. Kappa Phi at the Univrsity assistant dean of student thre Interfranternity externally or internally on message the law will have lindfolded across a opposing hazing but as one "Legislation after of Lowell in Massachu- services. Council, agreed with or about the body, hats, been successful." ghway during fraternity fraternity executive said, someone has died in these setts, collapsed and died af- Dushane. signs, undersirable One of the major 'nation rites. "There is really very little senseless excerises is too ter being required to do cal- "If I find out about any "The legislation is clothing, concoctions or problems with hazing is Randy Heller, 19, we can do about it." late," said Steven Glazer, isthenics for an extended hazing, the organization basically a duplication of unpalatable foods, any detecting whether it oc- mains in a coma after legislative director of the period of time. involved is gone from laws we activity calculated to cause curs. Almost all frater- Assemblyman Jim already have," he ing found on the road fright or mental shock or nities keep their Cramer, D-Upland, has said. pledge verely beaten and un- any activity or experience activities (where introduced legislation that Biss said the council hazing is nscious after being supports that will personally most likely to would increase the penalty the legislation but occur) opped off by fraternity added he didn't degrade the pledge in the secret. If the pledge were for hazing that results in 'There's little we can do' think it embers during initiation would change eyes of the public. to talk publicly about what serious injury or death anything. He tes. said he doesn't Nancy McFadden, goes on during pledging from $500 to $5,000 and know of any he John Davies, 72, died of fraternity executive says fraternity that participates chairwoman of the CSSA, would be rejected by the from six months in the rite alcohol poisoning in hazing. hazing was a "silent fraternity. conty jail to one year. ter being forced to Dushane also problem" and the California State Students Initiation rites at the campus," he said. doesn't Because of the secrecy insume a lethal amount like a section possiblity of someone In a newsletter, Association. school's seven fraternities While Dushane sup- of the and the possibility of not alcohol. proposed law getting Cramer wrote, "fraternity were stopped and a com- ports the anti-hazing that singles hurt is a good being accepted into the The list goes on and on. membership is "Hazing deaths are not out fraternities reason for the steadily mittee named to in- legislation, he feels the and legislation. fraternity, many hazing the past two years at accidents but premeditated sororities. increasing and these non- vestigate the incident. proposed bill is a "Hazing is not often activities go unreported. ast 18 individuals have accidental incidents must events which pledges enter talked about but by in- All of those in- into willingly but with no duplication of laws already "We should include all ed in fraternity-related not be continued. We hope At SJSU, only one organizations in troducing the legislation terviewed agreed this was knowledge of the excact on the books. campus cidents in the United to stop them from oc- incident of hazing has been we hope to draw attention a problem and had no initiation requirements the law," he said. ates. Of these, nine died curring by increasing the reported in the past 10 to the problem," she said. answers. until it is too late," Glazer "Title IV and the The Interfratenity a result of fraternity penalties and requiring the years. This resulted in the said. Education Code, as well as Council by-laws define izing. The majority of publication of hazing suspension of the fraternity the Interfraternitv Council hazing as any act that ta5tatfAliliMriaB""i tal deaths were alcohol laws." The latest hazing death involved for the spring and constitution forbid haz- involves the use of a If they've really got what it takes, it's going to take everything OUDGET Joining Greek they've got. outinued from page 1 programs will be put back "They would reduce structionally Related The cultural events put on. both because they don't Activities fee. ) by the A.S. will also be "But the minority have the nerve to cut one. There are 23 programs system entails It, according to Fil. programs such as gay and It's hard to say 'no' but at which are considered in- lesbian awareness week times it's necessary." structionally "It's a hard price tag to related ac- and black awareness tivities. Although they it on them in terms of how One thing that con- month will be cut." submitted requests, the any students they serve cerns Varouchakis about rush, pledging "I can understand why Spartan Daily and the id what they really of- A.S. funding is that groups students passed AFI," Fil Radio/TV News Center by Eric Strahl r," Fil said. "It's hard to are often funded separately Active members are said. "But the big problem received no IRA funds last aluate that so they're the when they could be funded Fraternities and those who have been is that a lot of attention was year. Ensembles in the ie,s, that are going to be together and work together sororities screen initiatied into the fraternity given to organizations we Music Department t. and save "quite a bit" of prospective members in a or sorority and still attend funded through special received $31,000 last year According to board money. "rush" program near the SJSU. allocations. These are in IRA funds. ember Charan, the For instance, Black beginning of each school "Initiation" is the term different from regularly "Who should carry the itiative "was declared Awareness Month was term. During the "rush" for the ceremony at the end budgeted programs." burden of funding these stitutional so it has to be budgeted for $6,000 and individual chapters on of the pledge program The University programs?" Fil asked. t through." now the special allocations campus engage in a conducted by the active Committee in Solidarity A.S. is "bailing out the Most of the student committee has a request selection process to choose members of the chapter to with El Salvador is an university" by giving rvices and programs will for a sickle cell anemia future members. bring the pledges into example of a group that money to these programs veto be cut, he said. drive. If the "rushees" are active membership. had to go through special which are facing dif- We had a hard time "How do you tell them selected by a fraternity or Initiation rites are allocations to receive ficulties because athletics tting $60,000 last month 'you should have done this sorority they wish to join, secret and known only to funding, while the business get too much, he said. d now we have to cut during Black Awareness they are then formally the members of the office or Earth Toys are "It is too bad this had other $125,000," Charan Month'?" she asked. "pledged" to that chapter. organization. examples of services to be dumped on A.S.," Fil id. "It's hard to do but at At SJSU, the pledge Fraternity or sorority regularly included in the said. "It is not their This might mean times we should do it." program for most Greeks hazing is defined by most yearly budget. problem. I don't think tting the program board, "The AFI issue is not According to board student government should e business office, leisure resolved yet," Fil said. member Varouchakis, it is have to bail out rvices and other "Every year when the programs" possible to reduce every originally funded by the ograms sponsored by the budgeting is done there will program's budget by the university. Pledge is in poor S., according to Charan. be problems. position,- same percentage. , SJSU President Gail "Title V of the state "People might be Varouchakis said the Fullerton has the final say he must do as code stipulates that the he's asked Bing to cut the general board would not cut out any on the A.S. budget, but student body shall be the Fil nd or something like one program because she is confident she will ap- authority in directing 11' at," he said, "but this doesn't think it would have prove a budget which where funds shall go and takes 11 affect students the "guts." into account the is usually conducted on a Greek-letter organizations Uuit.d busts that responsibility has been AFI ectly. "What's the difference allocations. semester basis. At schools as any physically harmful taken away." "In the long run between El Concilio and "AFI is a godsend to on the quarter system it is or mentally degrading act TONIGHT Idents will find out that Semana Chicane?" she Another problem Fil Fullerton," Fil said. "It is conducted either each and is usually, but not ey liked the check asked. "They are both sees with the AFI is that all just what she'd like to see. quarter or at two yearly always, committed by shing service and the Hispanic. But the board the programs receiving "She doesn't care who intervals. active members on onday movies and would not have the guts to funds from the initiative pays for programs just as Pledges are not pledges. rdnesday Cinema. They totally cut out one and are already being funded long as it isn't the members of the fraternity When active members I put pressure on and the leave the other standing. by the $5-a-semester In- university." or sorority. Pledgeship is a haze pledges they know probationary period prior they cannot be kicked out to active membership and of the fraternity or sorority Winner of 2 Academy Awards a pledge can relinquish his but the pledges can. Best Song Best Soundtrack pledgeship voluntarily or The pledge is in a poor

Sorority members honored be dismissed by the position to retaliate Titre speskets mil be insteeed to enprove the sound tweet, chapter for cause. because in order to become and 10 p m Ml 50 Morns Doles Aud

An enthusiastic crowd of more than 21.11 SJSU women bers for achievement and service, Dushane said. The chapter may have an active member he must Fut mote info call 2 7 7 FACT thered Monday evening to bestow awards for New members are: Linda Barbaccia, Kim Coles and its own reasons for ter- do what active members hievement and service to members of Panhellenic Tina Silva of Alph Phi; Karen Bluth Howell of Gamma Phi minating a pledgeship, ask him to do. FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS rorities. Beta; Roxanne Hoye and Laurie Higgins of Delta ranging from inactivity in The prestigious Black Masque Award, first given in Gamma; Rebecca Graveline and Lori Leung of Kappa the pledge program to 30 and since awarded to a select few for high scholastic Delta; and Laura Jenkins and Denise Asimos of Chi conflicts with members. hievement and communtiy sevice, was bestowed on 10 Omega. During the program omen this year. "Now we get to the nitty gritty," event orgainzer Tina the pledge class is taught This year's winners were Jennifer Anderson, Dede Silva said in reference to the individuals in each house extensively about the meron and Ruth Mencimer from Chi Omega; Kathy who attained the highest grade point average. fraternity or sorority's denthal, Cheryl Johnson, Michelle LaBerge and Among the six women honored were three who had a members, beliefs, ideals, aureen Yip from Alpha Phi; and Nancy Gloor, Tricia 4.0 average. They were Lisa Blos of Delta Gamma, Cindy goals and history by a ptist and Laura Sanders from Delta Gamma. Simmon of Kappa Delta and Stacey Kopp of Chi Omega. "pledge trainer" or Ten women received the Order of Omega scholastic Other high GPA award winners were Sharon Mathie "pledge educator" who is card. (3.82) of Alpha Phi, Jeanine Boutet (3.8) of Gamma Phi an active member of the Wednesday, April 29 "The Order of Omega represents less than one per- Beta and Shelley Berger ( 3.62) of Delta Zeta. chapter. dun nt of the Greeks on campus," said Don Dushane, rsociate dean of student servies, as the new members of 20% OFF Saturday, May 2, 1981 le order were announced. POLARGUARD BAGS The award is given to fraternity and sorority mem- ASIAN. & ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES OF SJSU PRESENT NORTH FACE DOWN BAGS CLOTHING 1981 ASIAN SPRING PRODUCTS GEODESIC TENTS AMSTERDAM FESTIVAL Discontinued Colors and Seconds A-FRAME TENTS *from Oakland APRIL APRIL PLUS one way or round trip 21-23 28-30 50' from $359 o/w or $655 r/t

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p.y.h sports Wednesday. April 29. 1981 Ex -Spartan 16th player chosen, second receiver Detroit Lions draft Nichols in first round

by Jerry McDonald get a hold of him think he running game, which Sport Editor may have already left for features Sens and Dexter Ex-SJSU wide receiver Detroit. Bussey. Mark Nichols was selected "I thought Mark would The selection should be by the Detroit Lions as the probably be the second a relief to Nichols, who had 16th pick in the first round wide receiver chosen," said he was confused and of the National Football SJSU offensive coordinator neverous the day before the League draft in New York Dennis Erickson said. draft. yesterday. "But I was kind of "So many teams have The 6-foot-2-inch 209 surprised that Detroit took shown interest, I don't pounder was the second him. I thought it might be know what to think or who wide receiver in the nation Denver, Oakland or the is going to pick me," chosen. Kansas wide Redskins. Nichols said. receiver David Verser was "It just all comes down Since completing his the 10th pick in the first to who is available at the senior season of eligability, round by the Cincinnati time," Erickson said of the Nichols played in two all- Bengals. draft process. "It is a star games and had visited A prize pick because of terrific opportunity for a number of professional his combination of size and Mark though. I'm happy scouting agencies, getting speed ) 4.4 in the 40), for him. They the Lions) timed for speed and Nichols became known as really turned their season measured again and again the Spartans' deep threat around last year and that for height and weight. during his two-year stay at Gary Danielson is a terrific "I've been to Tampa SJSU. quarterback." Bay, Kansas City, and I Oakland over the After transferring The Lions were 2-12 in visited break," Nichols from Bakersfield Com- 1979 and after getting Billy Easter pre-draft ac- munity College in 1978, Sims in the first pick of last said of his Nichols was an All-PCAA year's draft, improved tivity.

selection in his junior year, their record to 8-8. Nichols is not currently catching 29 passes for an enrolled in classes at SJSU. One of the reasons the average of 26.9 yards per for Lions coveted Nichols Now the main goal catch and 11 touchdowns. besides his proficiency for Detroit will be signing a contract, Combined with his 19 reaching the end zone was Nichols to sizable catches for 27 yards per his blocking ability. which should be and five considering his high catch this season Although not as well is the all- selection. scores, Nichols known as local Stanford touchdown According to Erickson, time SJSU hero and wide receiver Ken reception leader with 16. Nichols has hired Harold Margerum, who still had Daniels as his agent. Nichols was unavail- not been selected at press Daniels also represents photo by Sydney BrInk able for comment following time yesterday, Nichols' Jewerl Thomas and Gerald the draft yesterday, and size and taste for blocking Small, two former Spar- Former SJSU wide receiver Mark Nichols streaks to one of Nichols was drafted as the 16th pick on the first round by SJSU coaches who tried to should help the Detroit tans currently in the NFL. his 16 career touchdowns in a 1979 game against Cal the Detroit Lions in the NFL draft in New York yesterday.

Broncos score six runs Spartan netmen face Stanford today by Rich Robinson good. backhands, they also miss three guys to go all out." "That was quite ai SJSU's mens tennis "Some of them are shots just like any tennis But the Spartans also upset," Hubbell said. in seventh to top SJSU team will take on the highly great, but that's no way to player," he said. have some advantages The match proved tha ranked Stanford Cardinals go into a match," Hubbell Hubbell doesn't expect going into the match. the Stanford team was no by Richard de Give "It's been tough to come back from in Palo Alto today. said. his top three players to go First, they have more invincible, thus lesseninj Santa Clara scored six runs in the a losing streak. We started accepting The Spartans have met Hubbell will emphasize out and beat Stanford's top experience than when they the feeling of awe the SJS1 seventh inning to beat SJSU 8-5 Monday losing," he added. the Cards once this year that they are going to play three, who have a com- played Stanford the first team feels for the Car night at Buck Shaw Stadium. SJSU won its first three games and and were defeated 8-1. But tennis players, not highly bined dual record of 28-3. time. In that match the dinals. The loss knocked the Spartans out won two of three games in series this time the SJSU team is ranked Stanford. Jim Gurfein plays No.3 for doubles team of Rich Stanford may als. of the race for the first half cham- against Pacific, Nevada-Reno, and more experienced and may "You can't play the Stanford and has a record Carlson and Jeff Everist become a victim of over pionship in the Northern California Stanford. provide a better challenge name or reputation," he of 12-1 in dual matches. beat the highly ranked confidence, according b Baseball Association. The club's downfall began with the to Stanford. asserted. "Their players But, according to team of Mayotte and Hubbell. The Broncos broke open a close second-half Nevada-Reno series, where Stanford is led by Tim hit forehands and Hubbell, "I expect our Gurfein. game by scoring their runs on six hits they were blown out of the park by the Mayotte, who just recently and three crucial errors that chased Wolf Pack. won the individual Pac 10 starter Mark Langston After beating Oregon and Oregon tournament and is 8-2 in the Langston held the Broncos to two State, the Spartans dropped two games duel matches this season. runs on four hits through six innings, to Division II power UC-Riverside and Following Mayotte is but four seeing-eye base hits and the four out of five games to the tough Scott Davis, who finished errors sent the left-hander from the Hawaii Rainbows. second in the Pac 10 game. SJSU also lost key NCBA second- tournament and is un- "They got a lot of cheap hits this half series to Fresno State and St. defeated in dual match time," Langston said. "We didn't get Mary's. play. Davis has a dual the breaks." "Every year we have a stretch match record of 8-0. REFRESHER COURSE. The Spartans came back in the top where we play a lot of games," As a team Stanford is of the eighth to score two runs on a ranked No.3 in the nation, Langston said. "This year, we didn't You've burned the midnight oil and cracked rich, amber color unlike any beer. Now test sacrifice-fly by designated hitter Jim wins couple of them, and it hurt us." behind Pepperdine more books than you care to remember. The that big, bold flavor. You've got to admit, Howard to deep center field and a University and UCLA, "With those wins, it would be a work is done. The papers are in. So now Dos Equis is in a class all by itself. bases-loaded walk to Stan Jones. respectively. take a refresher course. The subject: ice different season," he YOU SJSU also mounted a threat in the added. The caliber of Stan- cold Dos Equis beer. The Uncommon Import. ninth, putting men on first and third, "I still feel when we play up to our ford's team will pose some Study a frosty glass. You'll learn it has a but Howard sent left-fielder Ryne potential, not too many teams can beat special problems for Coach us," he said. DOS IMUIS Nishimi to the fence to make the final John Hubbell in preparing THE UNCOMMON IMPORT out. The Spartans will meet the Broncos his team for the match. A rn hr., and Special Lager The loss dropped the Spartans' again on Friday night at Municipal The most difficult ra111111111111111W record to 23-25-1. Stadium in the opener of a second-half problem for the SJSU team "It's been a tough season," series. The teams will meet in a noon will be a feeling of awe. Langston said. "We started off good, doubleheader at Buck Shaw Stadium on According to Hubbell, then we started losing. Saturday. some of his palyers may go into the match thinking the Stanford player are too HAVE LUNCH TODAY IN RIO Et HONG KONG!

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Co sponsored by the Also Asit Associated Students Et Spring Faire Prot Reagan's Today Ft Tomorrow Friglish 111 Folklore class We April 29 1 981 Pays 9 I' 'Excalibur' lacks magic, majesty of legend by John McN icholas Guenevere), the resulting battles bring about the downfall and chivalric purpose are almost totally ignored. monoliths, men and events to create history and legend - The tale of King Arthur of chivalry and the dissolution of the Round Table. In the 12th century French Romantic tradition, the Merlin has been relegated to the role of comical sidekick. has survived many Mordred, Arthur's bastard son by his half-sister conventions of courtly love sanctioned adultry. Therefore, There is no telling what Williamson was attempting retellings, good, fair and Morgana, attempts to usurp the throne while Arthur is though Lancelot and Genevere are guilty, their love with his portrayal of the sorcerer, but what he does is get a poor. While John Boor- pursuing Lancelot. In the following battle, all the knights enobles them. But in Boorman's version we see none of knee-slapping horse laugh from the audience every time man's film "Excalibur" save one are killed, and Arthur and Mordred duel to the this. he appears on the screen. It is too much to hope that when may not be the unkindest death. Instead of three fatally flawed humans caught bet- he is trapped underground by Morgana's magic, he will cut of all, it is little more Instead of telling this tale with any of the sweep and ween love, history and magic, we are given a series of remain there. than a clanking, clanging, grandeur of a chivalric romance and the dignity of high short scenes that hurry us along to an end that should be The photography is cluttered, dark and slash-and-parry charge tragedy, "Excalibur" relies on costumes, cheap effects tragic. It is merely welcome. claustrophobic. The crowded sets are distracting rather through a very loose and second-rate action to jump from high point to high The screenplay's problems are compounded by the than dramatic. Their glitter is gaudy rather than grand, adaptation of Malory's 15th point in a cluttered and confusing condensation. actors and their acting. One can call it acting only with the and very little use is made of the location shooting in the century "Le Morte d'Arthur." Costumes and trickery are not enough to overcome a benefit of considerable doubt. It is almost, but not quite up Irish countryside. Malory spent the last 20 years of his life in prison, screenplay that lacks direction, focus or characterization, to the standards of the spaghetti western, in which three An exception to this is a beautiful scene in which where he selected and condensed a body of legend that or an abysmal cast that lacks either talent or the most basic emotions - fear, rage and pain - are signalled by a Arthur and Lancelot meet. Lancelot's pavilion is pitched had grown up around a mythical 6th century king who had rudimentary grasp of their roles. grimace, growl, grunt or gasp. by a waterfall, in a green meadow. His blue and white defended Britain against the Saxons. One serious problem is that Boorman, whose previous One knows when Arthur has grown from a squireship pennon is waving, and his armor shines as he sits his The unifying thread of Malory's long and rambling work includes "Deliverance," "Exorcist H: The into his kingdom because he loses his brogue. One knows Heretic" charger. For a brief moment, he is the perfect knight who work is the story of Arthur, who was begotten with the and "Point Blank," tries to fit too much of when Lancelot is being torn apart by his love for both Arthur's story will go unbeaten by any but himself. help of the Sorcerer Merlin's magic. into too little time. Malory, of course, had much more Arthur and Guenevere because he gets smarmy. Subtlety Arthur, raised by Merlin in ignorance of both his time than the 140 minutes that Boorman uses, but Boor- is not this movie's long suit. The film's ending is particularly moving. The sword heritage and his destiny asking, is revealed as the hoped- man attempts, nevertheless, to pack in as much as None of the actors fit their roles except, very oc- Excalibur is thrown back to the Lady of the Lake, whence for high king when he draws a sword from a stone where it possible. casionally, Nigel Terry as Arthur. Cherie Lunghi as it came, and Arthur's body is borne away on a barge to the has waited for the true king to claim it. By squeezing together everything from the sword in Guenevere looks alternately like a silent movie vamp and island paradise Avalon. the a hippie Arthur unites the kingdom, and all is well until his stone through Lancelot's and Guenevere's betrayal to at the Renaissance Faire. Lancelot just looks However, the film lacks any overall sense of awe or best knight consistently and closest friend Lancelot and Arthur's Mordred's treason, Boorman loses not only the heroic bovine, with brilliant sallies into bathos, and majesty. It fails as a story about Arthur, and barely queen Guenevere fall in love. sweep of the legend in a confusing storyline, but the rich Nicol Williamson's Merlin is preposterous. makes the grade as an unremarkable adventure movie. When their affair is brought to light ( though Arthur lode of allegory remains unmined. Merlin - the awesome necromancer who forsees One hopes that Arthur, the once and future king, gets was warned of it by Merlin before he married The conflicts between human emotions, kingly duty Arthur's and his own doom; whose magic moved better cinematic treatment in the future. classifieds

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lie lowest form of humor amy f lynn & don f lynn BOOKSTORE -continued from page 1 Of course, the ripped off" when they shoplifters. time, they accumulate In order for it to go saying "ripped off" has were turned away and The store also has empty packages from to criminal court, a different meaning to didn't get a refund on an long aisles that are open which items have been however, he said different people, item they bought in the and there aren't many taken. closed off areas in the security personnel must Friedley said. bookstore. This month's box of customer store. Friedley said this see the For example, he The bookstore has evidence included an mer- was done to prevent remove the said, one person made a couple of empty package of shelf, shoplifters from getting chandise from the shoplifted because they changes to attempt to cookies and an empty them conceal in a secluded corner of must see felt they were short prevent shoplifting. package of film. must catch the store and stealing the item and changed and the outside of Last fall they in- merchandise. Some shoplifters the shoplifter bookstore has made too the store. stalled 10 mirrors in Every month are pretty clever. much money from the The main reason different areas of the Friedley and bookstore Friedley said, one man expensive books that students shoplift is store. Friedley said the security personnel get came into the store one students have to pay for. because they feel the mirrors act as more of a together and talk about time and took a new bookstore has "ripped Another person deterrent than as a what kinds of things are watch battery out of its them off," Friedley stole from the bookstore device that leads to being stolen. package and replaced it said. because they felt apprehension of Over the month's with his old battery. BATHROOM panc amonium -continued from page 1 buildings. semester were unanimous- bathrooms might violate not appear to violate the plumbing Plant Operations A doorknob on the Students in Mac:Quar- ly: opposed to the locked the state uniform codes, bathroom solution. which requires one Director Bob Bosanko said. inside will allow easy exit rie Hall are allowed access code, available bathroom for A sharp 50-50 split in even when the door is to a key which hangs on the Speech pathology every 30 females. Based on faculty polled earlier on the locked. This, Montgomery main office, according to major Stephanie Barkus last semester's 12,675 issue caused the long program said, was included in Joan Nickell, a secretary in found long lines and Police present female students, per- deliberations and the plan response to concern that the Administration of Jus- resulting messes in the manent locking would the administrators Staff and employees In a letter to faculty The program is the women using the tice Department in that first floor bathroom "a decrease the ratio to one developed, Montgomery can take time off this and staff, Fullerton said third presented this bathrooms could be building. Most people hassle. - per 45 females. said. morning to attend a Sexual offices may be closed from semester stressing the trapped inside if someone "really like" the idea, "It's hard enough to Because the bathrooms "But we've made the Assault Awareness and 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for need for men and women to followed them in. The locks Nickell said. find an open bathroom as it may not be locked on a full- decision, good, bad or Prevention Program if employees to attend the recognize the myths, should arrive next month. is," she said. A locked bathroom on time basis, the plan does indifferent," he said. essential departmental University Police Depart- realities and results of a

The issue of how many the second floor of Dudley Another student noted services are maintained, ment-sponsored program sexual assault. keys will be made and who Moorhead has been times when paper supplies according to SJSU in the S.U. Loma Prieta will have them will also be causing problems in the in the bathroom would run President Gail Fullerton. Room. decided in the individual other bathrooms in that out by noon. buildings. building, according to Weather The plan, Montgomery One bathroom in staffers there. Today will be sa,d, would attempt to keep fair and warm, with Dudley Moorhead, two in History secretary the bathrooms open as two an afternoon high of MacQuarrie Hall and Maurine Bosanko said, much as possible to in the Business Tower, because her office is 91 and winds from "minimize impact on the north to nor- were locked ex- directly across from the students." Unfairness to perimentally at the theast. The low first floor bathroom, she students was the major beginning of the semester. often hears complaints of tomorrow morning concern" of administrators will be 60. The locked bathrooms long lines and "messy" who devised the plan. facilities there. Forecast by in MacQuarrie Hall and the Montgomery said. 4iy SJSU Meteorology Business Tower seemed to Some 100 female When the idea was first Department. cause no trouble, according students polled in Dudley suggested there was to staffers in those Moorhead Hall earlier this concern that locking the spartaguide

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