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by Mark Robert Henry University Police officers who will take part in the foot The foot patrol will also check identifications of persons who appear to be loitering in the campus area, he Police start University and San Jose City Police are joining forces patrols, James said. said. to put foot patrols on campus-area streets in response to University and San Jose City Police decided to start The recent debates between American and Iranian student and community concern over crime, University the patrols after SJSU President Gail Fullerton en- students on campus have nothing to do with the decision to Police Lt. Larry James said iesterday. couraged them to develop a program to meet the concerns foot patrols of community residents and students about their safety in start the patrols, University Chief of Police, Earnest The purpose of the foot patrols is to create better the campus area, James said. Quinton said yesterday. communication between campus community residents Quinton termed the debates "a lot of healthy yelling" and police. It is not directly in response to recent homicide The patrols will operate seven days a week during the and said he did not foresee serious problems between near and assault cases near the campus, James said. evening and night-time hours in hopes of "bringing the Iranian or American students on campus. campus officers Days off have been temporarily cancelled for closer to the community," James said. The patrols will continue indefinitely, James said. Spartan Daily Volume 73, Number 53 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday, November 16, 1979 Reflection of San Jose SJSU will release Iranian information by Morgan Hampton Bruce Richardson, California State "I don't think it's the right thing A list of names and addresses of University and Colleges legal to do," he said. "If it's the university 280 SJSU Iranian students will be counsel. policy not to give out other students' released to the Immigration and In a legal opinion received by records, the policy should cover us Naturalization Service, according to the university, Richardson and legal too." Ernest Lopez, SJSU community counsel Mayer Chapman advised Kamalaldin Tagharobi, an relations director. SJSU officials that student records Iranian graduate in physical The university will not, can be released to INS as long as education, said he was not con- however, grant the INS request to written consent of the student is cerned that his name was released, was a negative interview Iranian students on obtained. but he thought "it campus. Any student who applies for a action." is Lopez said it wouldn't be in the student visa automatically gives He said the United States, if it saving the lives of best interests of the university to consent to release his or her records concerned with should send the shah allow the interviews. to the INS when they sign an INS the 65 hostages, look for students "Interrogating, fingerprinting "Certificate of Eligibility" F-1 form. back, rather than and the taking of photographs is not All students who apply for student to deport. is illegal in the an activity that should take place on visas to attend U.S. schools must "The Shah he said. "I'm not the university campus," Lopez said. complete an F-1 form. United States," back?" No personal student records, Iranian student interviewed on illegal, why send me a computer such as specific courses a student campus Thursday disapprove Hossein Vahaji, said the has taken or enrolled in, grades or releasing their names, but no one science graduate student, names is not marital status will be released, interviewed believed the release INS request for a list of inappropriate according to Jack Tuthill, associate would adversely affect them. an unusual, or director, records, said. An Iranian student who wished request. anytime," he However, any information the to be identified only as "Shahrian" "They can do it INS needs to know to determine the said he believes it was unfair that said. "This is not something special -

legal status of a visa student must Iranian students should be denied foreign students have to report legally be released, according to privacy rights other students enjoy. anyway." Iranian checks refused by Morgan Hampton installments, is available to all foreign students. SJSU SJSU will not accept tuition checks backed by the non-resident tuition for out-of-state and foreign students is Iranian government or drawn on any of the country's $787.50 for 15 units or more, per semester. banks, according to Ernie Lopez, SJSU community Several students interviewed on campus Thursday relations director. said the outlook is bleak for them to remain at SJSU if Lopez said "no unauthorized extensions" for tuition they cannot get money from home. payments will be made. An Iranian student who wished to be identified only as Most Iranian students at SJSU depend on money from "Shahrian" said he needs the money from Iran to stay in home to support school expenses, according to Phillip school. He said he would have to drop out next semester if Persky, international student adviser. he couldn't cash checks from home. He said most Iranian students are not yet aware of the "I don't have any other way," he said. "I can't work." freeze on Iranian funds but some have already come to his Kamulaldin Tagharobi, a graduate student, said he office with their concerns. has not choice but to return to Iran if funds remain frozen. California's three largest banks have reportedly Tagharobi said Carter's order to freeze Iranian assets refused to cash checks drawn on Iranian banks, in is the "toughest, rudest action" the U.S. government response to President Carter's ordered freeze on Iran's could take. money holdings. Bank of America will cash checks drawn on Iranian "It is the rule of the jungle," he said, "instead of funds, for $500 or less, if the check is dated prior to Nov. human beings. 14, according to bank spokesman Jim Bidegary. "It is not acceptable international law," he said. Bidegary said Thursday, although the bank will ac- Hossein Vahaji, a graduate student in computer cept checks dated prior to Nov. 14, it will not cash them science, said he has no way to pay tuition if his checks are in _ until they are verified by the banks on which they are curtailed. photo by Sharon Hall drawn. A Khomeini supporter, Vahaji said he would go home The changing patterns of old San Jose are revealed by a reflection in the window of the new look -- Many Iranian students use a deferred payment plan if funds remain frozen, because a degree "is not worth that much." The Crocker Bank Building on First Street. to pay registration fees, Persky said. He said the plan, which divides payments into three "My faith is more important," he said. S.J. streets stay one-way Home Economics Dept. defended by Scott Mace traffic on the two streets. ditional traffic into the area in future by Laura Weaker education and skills provided and offers a comparable course is San The San Jose City Planning "You'll still have the connection years. Students, faculty and home obtained with a degree in the area of Francisco State University. Commission Wednesday recom- with the 280 freeway," pouring cars Planning commission members economists turned out Wednesday at home economics," said Robyn Wilk, "We don't know if we could mended that 10th and 11th streets, and trucks into the neighborhood, he were worried about setting a an open hearing to save the Home home economist and alumnus of the accommodate new students," said which pass near SJSU, remain one- said. He added that the city's master precedent for future neighborhood Economics Department, which is department. Jean Freedman, home economics way streets. plan calls for closing First and groups around the city to try to keep facing possible termination because "I think termination of the professor at San Francisco State. Neighborhood residents and two Second streets to through traffic in traffic out of their neighborhoods. of declining enrollment. department would be detrimental to "San Jose is the only feasible SJSU students could not convince future years, which would reroute "Nobody wants to have traffic in The hearing, held before the the entire community," home location from the East Bay, Santa : the commission that 10th and llth such traffic to streets outside of the front of his house," said Planning curriculum committee of the School economics senior Nora McDonald Clara County and Alameda County, streets should be converted to two- downtown area, such as 10th and Commission Chairman Jim Beall. of Applied Arts and Sciences, is part said. Colleen Carr, professor of home way streets to enhance the neigh- 11th streets. He stressed later that he sup- of a review ordered last year by the Most speakers expressed a need economics at Ohlone College, said. borhood and promote a student He also said development of ported the change to two-way California State University and for the department at SJSU because Carr is also a graduate of home community east of SJSU. property on lath and 11th streets is because of factors other than just Colleges Chancellor's Office. of its pertinent location in the South economics at SJSU. Joan Corsiglia, member and "not complete" and will pour ad- traffic management. "I see critical need for the Bay. The nearest university that continued on back page past president of the Campus Community Association (CCA), said the current six lanes of one-way traffic "make the neighborhood turns 'Moonie' as member dangerous for children and the A.S. Council down elderly." She said the one-way by Scott Mace McFadden, still "resentful" of the "personal attack" traffic brings added noise and air Dale Milne, a self-proclaimed "Moonie" and member she said Milne made against her last week, recommended pollution into the area. of the SJSU Collegiate Association for the Research of Milne for the seat mostly for reasons of "expediency." "Now we have six lanes of fast, Principles (CARP), failed to gain the two-thirds majority The council seat has been vacant for more than two noisy, smelly traffic running needed to become a member of A.S. Council Wednesday months. through the neighborhood," she night. Many COWICii members said the fact that Milne had said. "We want to share it." Milne is the second candidate for a vacant A.S. attended nearly all council meetings had an effect on how SJSU Political Science Prof. graduate seat to be rejected in the last two weeks. The they voted. Terry Christensen said that the position will now be reopened to new applicants, ac- Dutton last week told the council he had never before university neighborhood was being cording to A.S. personnel officer Kevin Johnson. attended an A.S. Council meeting. penalized for "lousy decisions in the Last week Michael Dutton, the first applicant This week Milne was not at the meeting, and he said past. recommended by AS. President Nancy McFadden, was he didn't think McFadden would nominate him for the "Our neighborhood's been here rejected by a 4-6 vote with 4 abstentions. position. for 70 years." At that meeting Milne accused McFadden of Milne said he didn't think he would apply for the Christensen said after the "religious bigotry" for not recommending him. Mc- graduate seat again. He plans to remain on two A.S. decision that the proposal still has a Fadden denied the charge. committees dealing with the constitution revision and chance when it comes before the San This week Milne was rejected by a vote of 10-2 with 6 improvement of instructln. Jose City Council on Dec. 11. abstentions. McFadden did not decide whether or not to recom- The University Area Task All council members denied that Milne's affiliation mend Milne until the day of the council meeting. Force, a special body put together with the controversial Unification Church of Rev. Sun A motion to table the recommendation until next week last year by unanimous vote of the Myung Moon had anything to do 'with their vote either so council members could question Milne failed by an 8-9 city council, recommended 10th and way. vote. 11th streets be changed to two-way Council member Stu McFaul, who voted for Milne Council member Maria Rubio said there was no need . traffic. said Milne "has a right to be on the council," even though to postpone the matter. Joe Bass of the city planning McFaul is "confounded" by the procedures of the We already knew about Dale from last week," added photo by ()cod Flitrnate staff said converting 10th and 11th Unification Church, which critics claim include brain- council member Ed Chenoweth, who also voted to con- Dale Milne, a self-proclaimed "Moonie," fell short of his bid to streets to two-way would not reduce washing and other forms of coercion. sider the appointment this week. become a member of the A.S. Council. Nowritbar 141, 197 2 forum Iranian students Cambodian starvation lingers not responsible -Penh govern- by Mark Marymee 1975, a mere 57 survived the three rice harvest will only feed 1.75 of the Rouge, the Phnom Slat Writer years of the Pol Pot purge. remaining four million Cambodians. ment is, in effect, condemning the certain As you sit down to Thanksgiving According to Time estimates, Unless, as Time reported, 165,000 nation to a fate of almost for Khomeini's regime dinner this Thursday and ask Uncle from two million to three million tons of rice and 6,400 tons of cooking starvation. members of by Larry N. Gerston Ned or Cousin Margaret to pass the Cambodians failed to survive the oil are imported in the next six While six women Wednesday that Politiral Science lecturer last piece of pumpkin pie with the ravages of the Khmer Rouge bet- months, the remaining 2.25 million Congress reported government The two-week old crisis regarding the seizure of the U.S. Embassy large portion of whipped cream on ween 1975 and 1978.The nation's face death. the Cambodian air ship- in Iran has generated understandable negative reaction in the United top, pick up the Nov. 12 issue of Time population of eight million in 1975 Nations throughout the world, promised to allow more the country, States. The patently illegal movements of Iran's Revolutionary magazine and study the cover in now stands at four million. through their own volition or the ments of supplies into warned that they Council, endorsed by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, have violated between bites. That leads us to the current efforts of charitable organizations, one representative the promise countless facets of international law. If Americans ever had a right to Besides seeing a despondent situation, brought on by Vietnam's have raised and are attempting to received no assurances express outrage over an unjust situation, the events in Iran have Cambodian mother, gaze at the invasion and eventual overthrow of raise money and supplies (President would be kept. die daily, the clearly supported such feelings. Extortion has never been a pillar of small child whose seemingly the Pol Pot regime last January. Carter has promised to push for $69 So, as thousands continues to place, what law, and the Iranian holding of Americans as bargain chips for the oversized head hangs limply on a While the Vietnamese, through million is U.S. aid alone) for the government be valid, political shah is little more than that. discolored and wrinkled shoulder, many believe to the basic human The embasy seizure has capped a series of events which have left his or her eyes staring blankly at reasons above people. Americans with a sense of vulnerability unparalleled in the past who knows what. needs of its own more about the price of gas quarter century. As a country based on technological genius, we have If this picture tends to make you 'Americans worry Americans tend to worry more a history of independence and growth. Ever since the OPEC embargo lose your appetite all of a sudden and about the price of gasoline or what rather than what they can be thankful for' of 1973-1974 and the subsequent energy shortages of 1974 and 1979 gets you to realize your small low-calorie beer we should be accompanied by massive price increases for oil we have come to problems aren't really all that drinking rather than taking stock of realize that our own industrial survival is subject to the whims of a few important congratulations, you what we can be thankful for the countries and international corporations which, together, have can still consider yourself a human President beleagured Cambodians. ability to live. That's basically it. the puppet leadership of completely revised our self-image and standard of living. In light of being. Samrin, have wrested control While the world attempts to Just the ability to wake up in the Heng the relatively brief time in which these changes have taken place, it is This piece isn't meant to of Cambodia's provincial capitals. reach out to the starving, disease- morning and not have to worry as to little wonder that Americans alternate between states of bewilder- castigate anyone for not sending the the Khmer Rouge escaped and are ravaged nation, the Cambodian whether or not you're going to starve ment and anger. Red Cross a few extra dollars or to currently believed to be hiding out in government continues to slap that before noon or whether your child These conditions are not the best for responding to an in- plead with you to write to your the mountainous regions of south- hand away, fearing the Khmer will lie limply in your arms, staring ternational crisis. More than any time in the recent past, this country congressman, directing him to west Cambodia. Rouge will also be aided in their at who knows what. straighten this situation out. It's This is where the survivors of attempt to regain power in Cam- is now operating from a defensive position of weakness. And, similar to the proud wild animal who is stalked by merely a reminder that there is Cambodia come into play. bodia. While we may not be able to do the powerful wild game hunter, we are responding usually someone else out in the Due either to a failure to plant By refusing to allow supply much individually to alleviate the with less rationality and more emotion at a time when the opposite world whose problems are much crops or the destruction of those trucks from Bangkok, Thailand into problems in Cambodia, at least we combination is necessary. In other words, more real, more pressing than our already planted during the war, western Cambodia, fearing they can be thankful for what we have given the outrageous behavior in Iran, American caution is crucial. Yet, preliminary U.S. government responses suggest that caution own. experts believe Cambodia's next might be hijacked by the Khmer this coming Thursday. has If you're tired of reading press become a rare commodity. accounts of the plight of the "boat In response to the Revolutionary Council's actions in Tehran, the people," this is probably as good a United States government has ordered 50,000 Iranian students in this place as any to stop reading and country to prove within 30 days that they are enrolled as full-time move on to the sports page. students without criminal records. No other country's students have If you want to learn some more been issued such orders. In addition, President Carter has frozen all about the Cambodian situation, private Iranian assets in this country until the situation at the some of the reasons as to why American Embassy in Iran is resolved. Both of these efforts represent starving babies end up on the cover reaction by the U.S. government to private Iranian citizens. They of Time, you must first learn a little constitute pure harrassment and nothing else. In either case, the U.S. about the history of a nation whose government is attempting to pressure another government by using problems are grounded firmly in a that country's citizens as pawns in an international chess game. bloody foundation of war. It may be argued that the 60 officials at the U.S. Embassy are also To make a lengthy story more pawns and that, thus, the American moves are nothing more than readable, Cambodia's Chief of State reactions to a situation that Americans neither created nor desired. throughout the 1960s, Prince However, U.S. Embassy officials are representatives of the U.S. Norodom Sihanouk, who was seen by government. As such, they are in the unfortunate position of being some as the saviour of his nation, punished because of their activities on behalf of a government which was overthrown in 1970 by Premier refuses to accede to Iranian demands. In the case of Iranian students Lon Nol. and citizens who live and work in this country, their activities are Lon Nol lasted five years as the almost exclusively private and independent of the Iranian govern- head of Cambodia before being ment. deposed by Pol Pot and his Khmer Of course, some Iranian students doubtlessly support the ac- Rouge troops, as the Cambodian tivities of the Iranian Revolutionary Council, while others have come Communist forces are called. here to escape the repressive governments of both the Shah and The reign of Pol Pot and the Khomeini. Likewise, a number of Iranians have brought their assets to Khmer Rouge, as many westerners the United States because of their intolerance of the despicable con- are beginning to realize, was un- ditions in their homeland. Even if either group's members express derstatedly a notorious one. anti-U.S. statements and most have not they do so under basic free In order to destroy whatever speech and guarantees upon which have always separated this opposition remained, the Pol Pot country from most of the others around the world. regime, as Time reported, killed The illegality of the situation in Iran is beyond question. The U.S. people who wore glasses, fearing government must deal with the Iranian government as harshly as they knew either how to read or possible within the accepted boundaries of government-to-government write. Hatchet blows to the head or relations. President Carter's refusal to purchase any more Iranian oil disembowlment were common represents one such appropriate legal move. methods used by the Khmer Rouge Other government sanctions against the Iranian government to deal with those workers who they should also be taken wherever possible. Meanwhile, our anger should felt were not as productive as ex- be measured and addressed to the proper aggressors. Iranian students pected. and private citizens in the United States are not responsible for One of the most telling reports Khomeini's regime. To think otherwise will only cloud the issues and Time published, in terms of its effect serve as a political smokescreen for the Iranian government's crimes on Cambodia's current situation, of against the United States government. the 500 physicians in Cambodia in letters

thing could pull us directly into countries and I don't want animosity Condemns repressive political attacks SVWIII where we trade away tens of Open eyes to grow between the people of our millions of lives in a single day for countries. As I don't want to see Editor: the hostages and our national ego. Editor: Americans suffer in Tehran, I don't We condemn the repressive police questioned student who took and taking political action on the Should this be the case, we will all From the events that took place want to see Iranians suffer here or at political attacks apparently being up the support of the SJSU 5. trial of Bob Avakian, chairman of see the white hot fireball unfold in Tehran on Nov. 4, it's easy for the hands of their new dictator. This engaged in by the SJSU ad- Meanwhile, the police ignored the Revolutionary Communist above our heads, for I am sure that those of us who are Americans to is the most important thing. The ministration, campus and city police those who were disrupting the rally Party, and the Mao Tse-Tung "Sunny"-vale is a very strategic become angered toward Iranians in poor Iranian people have suffered against the Revolutionary Com- by blowing horns and heckling the Defendants in Washington, D.C. spot on the world map. our country. However, we mustn't too long at the hands of power-mad munist Youth Brigade ( RCYB ) and speakers. We don't necessarily We stand against these attacks strike out against all Iranians here fools. If there is anything I can do for against the student body as a whole. agree with the political beliefs of the and urge students at SJSU to do so as Hoping for better things, I see in a blind rage. Some of them a group of people whose culture, The RCYB was temporarily banned RCYB. However, we do believe that well and let this stand be known. We the whole thing blowing over and become American citizens, some of religion, and language I admire, I'm from campus, one member for 14 SJSU should have an open minded demand that these repressive whether or not the hostages are them are legal resident aliens, and willing to do it. days, in an attempt to cool down the educational atmosphere. These political measures be stopped. We executed will eventually only some are here on student visas, but healthy political atmosphere. Three attempts to intimidate and harass call f3r an open forum to determine determine how badly our national none of them had anything to do with Someday I want Americans to supporters were arrested after the serve not only to stamp out any what students' rights are, to pride will be hurt. the student takeover in Tehran. be able to visit Iran and see the new Oct. 10 rally, police took pictures of political activity in general, but determine what constitutes an nation these people are struggling to the people at the rally and theatened especially at this time to prevent illegal/legal rally and to examine But, regardless of the final I don't think Iranians staying in build in the same sense that to use them in further arrests, and students from being informed about the events of Oct. 10 outcome, I think that these Iranians this country should cam, on the way Americans struggled to build their will find themselves facing a some did in Beverly Hills this past nation in 1776. prejudice from many American January, but they do have the right Terry Christensen, Political Carlene Young Marvin Lee Until then let us both, people akin to prejudice other to express their political feelings in a Science Professor Afro-American Studies Economics Professor Americans and Iranians, open our minorities are just now beginning to nonviolent manner. Our constitution Chairperson and see each other with a bit of shake free. I detect many symptoms gives them that right. eyes Sebastian Cassarino Stephen Kennedy not allow our of a gut level prejudice against these understanding. Let's Foreign Languages Robert Gliner Ind. and Syst. Engineering Americans stopped a alienate us as aliens, not the least of which is their If we governments to Professor Sociology Lecturer put ourselves in we've got a visibility. This is something they moment and tried to human beings. Together Associate Professor an Iranian how planet so why should think of, for many of these the same position as long way to go on this Eric Heil Nils Peterson Iranians have loud-mouthed sand pirates are a would we feel? The don't we go in peace? Afro Richard Tansey English Professor ruthless dic- Hamlin long way from home. been oppressed by a Cheryl American Studies Art Professor tator. undeclared, freshman Assistant Professor Paul Staigei John Galm Art Associate Professor Should matters worsen, I think They've had a western way of living Steve Faustina English some of these fellows may find abruptly thrust upon them. If a Affirmative Action Professor, Chairman occasion to sweat a bit, even here in dictator took over and began killing F,ditor's note: Thought Coordinator frigid ( by comparison) California. our loved ones would we stand idly Due to time Wilfred !ins conflicts, the And, as with all prejudice, many, if by when we had the chance to Spartan Daily was Robin Brooks Biological Sciences unsuccessful in not most of the people bearing the liberate ourselves? Would we want Editor: confirming all the signatures History Professor Assistant Professor at- burden will be quite innocent of any to see this dictator punished? Here's a thought for all the tributed to this letter. wrong-doing. Perhaps the more Khomeini supporters: Phillip Wander James Clark verbose should consider others as Iranians and Americans should If the murderous, terrorist, Speech-Communications English Professor they so blatantly stand up (out) remember that an embassy, any oppressive, and antiquated Professor against the things we believe in. embassy, is the representative of a Ayatollah Khomeany (sic), who has Ken MacKay Decision government and its people. Would savagely and ruthlessly been beaten Jim Zuur Meteorology Editor: I'm not endorsing such a my fellow students from Iran see with an "ugly stick," is considered New College Lecturer Associate Professor I'm not one for foreign affairs prejudice but from what I have seen American people suffer for the to be the holiest of the holy men in but it seems that recently I've been of human nature, I think that it is crimes of their government's Iran, then I'd hate to see the average Marla Smallwood Roger Heller hearing more and more about the almost inevitable. As for myself, I foreign interference over which we, Iranian peasant. Afro-American Studies Social Science happeniags halfway around the would not personally join in a lyn- the people, had no control? If so, you God bless America! Assistant Professor Associate Professor world. After sifting through the ching mob. But I'm probably not are behaving in the same way as Dennis Sauer various media inputs, I've come to a going to change a dollar bill for your your fallen dictator and I know all of Aeronautics, senior David Elliot C. Michael Often tentative decision concerning this average Iranian on the street either. you abhor him. Speech-Communication Sociology mess in Iran. Charles Mack I don't want to see diplomatic John McDonough Professor Associate Professor I've decided that, at worst, this Chemistry, sophomore relations break between our Aeronautics, senior Novembw i, 1570 sports 3 Favored Spartans entertain playoff-hopefuls Santa Clara

by Lee Eminger Spartans, however, would plosive offense. Another plus for Santa Playoff-hopeful Santa certainly help Santa In the national Division Clara, which lost by a Clara invades Spartan Clara's cause Sunday when II rankings, quarterback narrow 17-7 count to SJSU Stadium tonight at 7:30 as a the selection committee Dave Alfaro is No. 1 in last year, is the fact that heavy underdog. chooses the West entries passing efficiency, running the Broncos are completely Having barely escaped for the eight-team playoffs. back Troy Forte is sixth in healthy for this game. and the team is an upset bid by University While his team has rushing To keep the Broncos offense. of Pacific last Saturday, plenty of motivation for the first in total from turning into giant- Spartans will still coach Jack Elway and his cross-town rivalry, Bronco The killers, the Spartans will weakened by Jewerl favored Spartan football head coach Pat Malley be have to take them seriously Thomas' toe problems. team must again guard knows Santa Clara faces a and find some motivation was running against taking its opponent difficult task. Thomas of their own. too lightly. "Without a doubt, San with a special support in "I told the guys we're a Jose State is the best team his shoe early this week but Last week the Spartans better team," Elway said, we will have played this hasn't actually practiced were playing for the PCAA "but we don't want to make year," Malley said. and is doubtful for Friday crown; this week the the mistake of thinking we "They have more team night, Elway said. hoped-for 7-0 finish is again can be down and still beat speed than we've seen and Nose guard Alex at stake. them because we can't." I'm very impressed with Toeaina has shoulder and "We know Santa Clara Santa Clara has more Ed Luther and his bevy of ankle injuries and probably will be emotional," Elway to gain than just prestige if wide receivers." will miss action this week said, "but we will too. We it can derail SJSU. While Santa Clara also. want that winning season." The Broncos' hopes of competes in a supposedly being chosen for the weakei division, the Division II post-season Broncos have plenty of Spartan back all-league playoffs were severely credentials among their SJSU soccer back Joe team, and Fresno State's shaken by a 23-21 upset loss peers. Silveira was one of 11 Bob Bereskin was named photo by Diana VoItorlo to UC-Davis two weeks The Broncos, who are players named to the the year. ago. ranked 10th in the nation in coach of SJSU defensive back Jerome Bearden spears a Pacific ballcarrier last Saturday, while linebacker Jeff Pacific Soccer Conference A win against the Division II, boast an ex- Schweiger hangs on. Spartans will meet Santa Clara tonight at 7:30 in Spartan Stadium. all-league team earlier this week. USF placed five Compete in Turlock Invitational Sunday players on the select squad, CONTACT LENSES including loop most all fittings/services valuable player Bjorn for students Tronstad. Santa Clara Judokas wind up pre-season this weekend landed three players on the team, and Fresno State and DR PETER ROSS Stanford one each. by Greg Grimes the SJSU judo team. 267-4400 In addition to Padilla,sophomore Mike Vincenti will Spartans Guilio Ber- The internationally-known SJSU judo team takes its "Because we have a highly-qualified team, the also compete with the Spartans before he tries out with the nardi and John Bradley talent to the Turlock Invitational Sunday in its last match Central Coast association has accepted us as a member," U.S. National team in Colorado Springs. were named to the second of the pre-season. Uchida said. "That's not easy to do." "Mike is a fine athlete and I think he is really a con- "From what! understand, this will be the biggest judo A vital part of the team is Mexican-born Geraldo tender for the Olympics," Uchida said. event in the San Joaquin Valley this year," SJSU head Padilla, who has already taken the crown in his weight Vincenti is currently training in Japan at the coach Yosh Uchida said."I'm trying to give our team as division in the SJSU sponsored United States Black Belt University of Tokyo and won't be able to make it to the MODERNE DRUG CO. much exposure before the regular season as I can." Open as well as the Palo Alto Invitational. tournament this weekend, Uchida said. The tournament will be sponsored by the Big Valley -Padilla will play for us in the regular season before But team members Mike Coleman and Mike Bur- Black Belt Association, a private organization, which is a he goes to the Olympics as part of the Mexican National bridge will be there this weekend, Uchida said, along with ANTHONY D. CANIPAGNA, JR. member of the Central Coast Black Belt Association, as is team," Uchida said. the rest of the judo team, which has won 18 consecutive AAU championships since 1961. Professional Pharmacists The entire women's team will also compete this weekend in its second and last event of the pre-season. "Christine Penick and Pins Caputo are really coming along this season so this should be a good year for the UNTIL MIDNIGHT women's team," Uchida said. The judo coach formed the women's judo team two 2nd and Santa Clara Streets years ago and it has since gone on to two consecutive AAU titles. San Jose Phone 998-8800 "I feel that all of our team is strong this year and we should do really well," Uchida said.

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11 4 sports November 18, 1979 Volleyballers win Third time the charm for Powell conference game by Greg Grimes Discus thrower John The highly-talented SJSU women's volleyball team Powell is no stranger to the ended its last conference match of the season by blasting Olympics. He competed for the Santa Clara Broncos in three games Wednesday night. the United States in both The quick 55 minute mismatch in Spartan Gym the 1972 and 1976 games. showcased the often hidden potential of the tenth-ranked He's now gearing up Spartans as they dominated the unranked Broncos 15-3, for the 1980 Olympics, and 16-14, 15-13. hopes to come home with It may not be as easy for the Spartans Sunday night the biggest prize a gold when they end the season against the solid Hawaii-Hilo medal. Vulcans in a non-conference match at 7 in Spartan Gym. In their only other match, the Valcans overpowered Powell, 32, a 1969 SJSU the Spartans in three games to end the Spartans' October graduate, came in fourth at by Erin Hallissy Island tour. the 1972 Munich games. He The Vulcans now post a 12-3 record overall and are topped that in 1976 at to go on to the Division II regional playoffs. Montreal, capturing a expected Spartans' Division I regional hopes were kept bronze medal. But that was better than anybody else at get him on the Olympic The their impressive win over the 2-9 sixth-place not good enough to satisfy one thing for one second," squad. His best throw last alive with him. he said. "I was able to do year was 221 feet. Broncos. that when I had the world He came in first place SJSU's final conference victory elevated the team to a for the "I was going record in 1975." at the Spartacade, a pre- 7-5 second-place tie with Fresno State, Stanford and said. "I gold," Powell The 6-2, 225-pound Olympic meet in Moscow California, if Stanford beats Cal tonight. with the wasn't pleased discus thrower is now last July, but said that was "After I spoke with ( SJSU Women's Athletic Direc- a nice bronze; it was just preparing for his bid for because the top com- tor) Joyce Malone, I think we have a better chance than souvenir. one of three spots on the petitors weren't there. any of the other teams that may tie for second place," "In America, there is head coach Jane Ward said. 1980 United States discus Olympics don't no reward for second- The "No one else has split gam is with second-ranked Utah team. allure for place," he continued. hold the same State, seventh-ranked Long Beach State, (regional He trains four or five they once did. Powell that hopefuls) UC-Santa Barbara, UC-Irvine and have beaten days a week, throwing the 1972 Olympics Powell, took up discus The all the teams that are tied with us in second place at least discus, lifting weights and best because it throwing 15 years ago, were the once," Ward said. running. In addition, he he competed inspired by "basic boy-girl was the first Assistant coach Marti Brugler said that the head coaches discus throwers said. motivation. in, he coach of Pacific, Terry Liskevych, indicated that SJSU and shot putters at SJSU. "Montreal was a "1 started because has a much greater reputation than any of the other teams "I coach for two drag," he added. girls like athletes," Powell and therefore would probably be picked. reasons," Powell said. "The Olympics is a recalled. SJSU did not seem to be too keyed up in its match with "First, the person who goal that you strive for, but Santa Clara, but it did not have lobe. He chose the discus learns the most is the once having achieved it, In the first game, the Spartans dominated the action over other sports because teacher, and second, I like it's not Valhalla." "it fit my personality. to see people make There is a lot of with the help of seniors Lisa Fraser, Sonya Satre, Monica Hayes and Jan Baszak. "It requires patience progress. They come to me bureaucracy that can take said. Through the perfectly executed blocks, sets and and takes time," he for help, so! help them." away the fun of the do smashes of the four, SJSU rapidly racked up 10 con- "It's not something you Although Powell ad- Olympics, along with it secutive points to go ahead 10-0. well at really quickly, but mits he is not as good as he monitoring of athletes, end," he After three mis-hits by middle blockers Satre and pays off in the once was, he still thinks according to Powell. added. he'll have no trouble photo by Pool Chinn Baszak, which helped close the gap to 10-3, Satre came "When you're 32, you Two-time Olympian John Powell is in quest of yet another Olympic berth, back to serve two impossible-to-return twisters for the And it certainly has making the Olympic team. don't need somebody ac- and a gold medal. first-game victory. paid off for Powell. In His stiffest competition ting like your daddy and The Spartans sagged in the second game, though, addition to going to two will come from Mac telling you what to do," he falling behind 13-5, before inspired team members Buddy Olympics, in 1975 he held Wilkens, Ken Stadel and Al The 1980 Olympics will up tomorrow, but so far I manager, and with his said. Hussey and Janie Hilt helped even the score at 13-13. the world record for the Oerter, but he believes be the last for Powell. He haven't found anything Libco track shoe and "But that doesn't After a Bronco point, team captain Rose Maasen discus 226.8 feet. "there aren't three people said he plans to retire after he said. weightlifting equipment in the United States who diminish the fact that then. Powell is spending distribution company. served three to close the game at 16-14. "One of my goals in life are better than me." you're shooting for the "I've always said if I more of his time now at the "When that fulfills my Again in the third game, SJSU fell behind 10-5 before was to do something better Powell thinks it will gold. That's the really could find something to Hyatt House in San Jose, needs, I'll give up discus," the re-charged Fraser and Baszak broke loose with than anybody else to be take a throw of 220 feet to important thing," he said. replace discus, I'd give it where he is assistant Powell said. several all-out smashes to push the learn to a 15-13 game and match victory. First-place fencers tangle with Hornets Annliun('ements

SKI CLUE'S SPECIAL ASPEN by Roo Laziarotti only have a women's team theater guide MEETING on Tuesday Keeping your team and a men's foil team November 20 at 7 30 pm in motivated when you are 4-0 We're not expecting any Engineering 122 5101 or It,. problems." balance is due Conm out and may be a problem for most hear the latest and meet the coaches, but SJSU fencing D'Asaro plans on "A sparkling comedy!" people who will make Aspen coach Michael D'Asaro Rock, Next Taolgat Party is his lineup a bit this Sari Iran. ist is (hu, It, juggling Friday Nov.16 at 5 00 Who else seems to have matters well weekend and ex- under control. mould bring you Mese lant.tic perimenting with the foil Read the events accept the people who Care -- SKI CLUE. Joe 2611-2529 The Spartans hope to team. He is moving Brian Theatre continue their winning I ast sight WANTED: Baseball cards. sabre ways this weekend when Reed back to the yearbooks and world seri. Chug Datactly. Affilt Guide they travel to Sacramento team. programs, utographs, statues, flake IN 2 sports memorabilia (WICK State for their seventh (Xl:/td4. geathet) every Reed started the CASH. S. Or Lapin, eus of the season. THE MALTESE FALCON EIGHTH HILARIOUS Tourer 763, or call 6374191. match season on the sabre team, WEEK Friday but Wu, 7 30 / 930 "It's not hard keeping fenced on the foil team MOVING and tallieS I hare Cinexpa 5 30 (SAT/SUN) in Los Gatos Mall cowrie truck end will do them motivated," D'Asaro last week's victory over Theater MURDER MY SWEET 41Sent wane 354-0986 said. "We have an un- Cal. all sorts of lobe. Call ROY at TB pia 6117. derstanding that our goals Doug Nichols, CHINATOWN go beyond college. STUDENT dental plan. Take originally slated for the foil uide care of your mouth enroll team but then switched to Nswtt Information at A.S. "We're constantly the epee team, will move Office, or call 371.6811. working to improve," Sal Son back to the foil team for the D'Asaro said. "They (team THE DUELLISTS BALLET ci is.. Sacramento State meet. Il ages, all Morels. Person. members ) get into attention, Fencing League detailed instruction. Amateur D'Asaro also plans on School of IMIlet rts. Call 20, Association tournaments using foil alternate DAYS OF HEAVEN 6118 or 994-2414. and Junior National Valentino Desuyo "to try riday's Championships. YOGA meditation. Day and him out." night Classes. Emphasis will be On the women's directed toward relaxing our "The team is mature side, D'Asaro will rest Diane body and mind. We will use our enough to know we're breath as a tool to rest our Knoblach and use Lauri peaking for the cham- minds, emotions and tensions Clark in her pionships at the end of the place. Students mitt, 1.D. receive SO percent season," D'Asaro said. olf/mo Non -students, As of Wednesday, the Spartan $30/mo. Please call ror-orst or "They have to win and look Spartans were in first place 793-3663. good to set an example for in the Northern California Daily everyone else." SPARTAN Gardena Recycling AMETIC Conference with go coot., is open this semester However. the Spartans a 4-0 mark, leading second Wed., 10-2 p.m., and Sat. end place Cal by a half-game. see Sun p.m We take foresee little trouble with newspaper, crdboard, glass, the Sacramento State a aluminum and tin cans, (please flatten) and now motor 011. Hornets. ACCOUNTING AND movie We're across from Spartan "They really haven't FINANCE MAJORS the Stadium on the corner of S. 7th been a strong team in LET USURY YOU PLAN and Humbolt sts. Bring your past," D'Asaro said. "The moor" recyclable, and come out and support us. Volunteers welcome.

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Home economics supported continued from page 1 be taken seriously because it is a terim -Dean Mary Bowman "We have a number of students women's profession. recommendation that the depar who would have nowhere to go if She emphasized that many ment must be accredited. they couldn't go to a four-year students in the department are "Accreditation may help university, said Joanne Blair, a minorities. crease enrollment at SJSU," Pro home economics instructor at West Weir said student affirmative Marjorie Joseph said. Valley Community College. action would suffer if the depart- Joseph is the chairwoman of ti Other students said it would be ment were terminated. Home Economics Department impossible for them to attend Many speakers stressed the Cal State Northridge. another university unless they importance of the department moved. because of the number of re-entry Joseph said there are "an awfu McDonald said she could not students enrolled. lot of jobs for home economic. possibly commute farther than San "I doubt that I would have come graduates." Jose because her family is in Santa back as a re-entry student if it Cruz. weren't for home economics," ;'It is going to need support Iron SJSU English Professor Sybil senior Pat Skavdahl said. the university not just the depart Weir said the department may not Most faculty agreed with In- ment and faculty," she added. Workshop for disabled scheduled A sexuality workshop Judy Rogers, an oc- Yvette LeRoy, SOTA presented at the worksho$ for the disabled will be cupational therapist who is president at SJSU. in an explicit manner, and photo by Shoron Holt presented Saturday also disabled. Five other SOTA also plays an those who may be offended Counseling Center director David Newman (center) and his staff toast the opening of their new through the Student Oc- workshop panelists active part in the com- by the material are asked facility in the Adniinistration Building Wednesday afternoon cupational Therapy represent such disabilities munications role between not to attend. Association SOTA)( by the as cerebral palsy and disabled students and the Berkeley Center for In- spinal injuries. college administration. dependent Living. The SJSU chapter of Tickets for the r COPIES Counselors display new facilities The program runs 9 SOTA is part of a national workshop will be available overnight a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the S.U. organization, American are those in student at the door or from LeRoy. 31/2 c by Marion Chini it'll be better." at SJSU Ballroom at a charge of $10 SOTA, which has a number -no minimum the women's center, She can be reached at 277- Counseling Services geld an The service's old quarters in government, for SOTA members and $13 of branches on college the ii.ternational 8570. The workshop is open open house for all students, staff and Building K on Ninth Street were the dorms and for non-members. campuses with oc- to occupational therapy faculty on Wednesday to acquaint homier than the new ones are right student's program. The presentation will cupational therapy facilities include and other health profession KINKO'S people with its new SJSU facilities in now, Sivertsen said, but there is The new include a film and handouts programs. for students in group majors, and others in- 123 S. ml st the Administration Building. considerably more room now than in therapy rooms relating to sexuality in the SOTA functions as a these rooms is a terested. Lunch will not be 295-4 tit, Between 30 and 40 persons Buiidling K. sessions. One of physically disabled. medium for ex- room," with pillows provided during the one wandered through the maze of halls Sivertsen estimated Counseling "pillow Key speakers are Bill tracurricular programs, Also al: more relaxed, closer and one-half hour break. on the second floor in midafternoon Services reaches about 1,000 providing a Rogers, a registered nurse educational and social 481 E. San Carlos St. atmosphere for clients. Techniques relating to on guided tours provided by students per year, either directly or who is a quadraplegic, and programs, according to sexual functioning will be k,\`,,, 291 111 1 members of the counseling staff. indirectly. Some of those students One-way mirrors are part of the Wiggsy Sivertsen, counselor, come to the drop-in service and group room plan, so that counselors Jump Into said the facilities may be a bit some are participants in the may observe sessions "with the Students may pay "sterile" at present, but "once we outreach services. client's permission, of course," The ADVENTURE get finished with posters and carpets Examples of outreach programs Royce Jones, counselor said. bills at A.S. office of SJSU students will be able to pay their Pacific Gas SPORT and Electric bills in the Associated Students Business spa rtaguide Office by Dec. 1. PARACHUTING! Jean Lenart, A.S. business administrator, said the 1st Jump service would start as soon as the business office can Women's Center of Education Building. Call for more details. the S.U. Almaden Room A. Group Rates SJSU will hold "The Best of 295-1396 for more in- Call Mary Ann Sullivan at obtain the necessary forms and stamps. 276-3211 a month to the New York Woman's formation. Chinese Study 277-2=2 for more details. PG and E will pay the business office $30 or collect the bills or 10 cents per stub, whichever is greater. STEVENS PARA-LOFT Film Festival" at I p.m. Association will have a tea 757-9957 and again at 7 p.m. Monday Theta Chi fraternity will party at 7 tonight in Hoover Campus Ambassadors Last week an AS. council member asked Lenart to in the S.U. Umunhum have a post-game party Hall lounge. will have Bible Studies at see if telephone bills could be paid the same way. Lenart Room. For more in- beginning at 9:30 tonight at 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. said she would investigate it. TUITION WAIVERS formation call 294-7265. 123 S. 11th St. Call John Student Health Service Monday in the S.U. Mon- The A.S. Business Office is located on the second level They will also hold a Pezzini for more in- will hold a discussion on talvo Room. Call John of the Student Union. For more information, call the NOW AVAILABLE! business office at 277-2731 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 workshop to explore formation. "You and Nutrition" from Scardina at 264-5079 Tuition waivers for spring semester 1980 feelings about lesbianism noon to 1 p.m. Monday in more details. p.m., Monday through Friday. are available for international students whose Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 A disco party will take NIPINTE ',11:ARNIVAL p.m. at the Women's palce from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. total annual income is less than $6,500 (in- Center. today at the International cluding money and gratuities). Center, 360 S. 11th St. -111114 Yi Applications can be picked up in the The Forum for a Administration Building, Room 201. The Nuclear Free Future and S.... India Student deadline is November 30. Students for Peace will Association will meet at sv hold a workshop on nuclear 12:30 today in the S.U. ' The waiver equals the tuition for a full- weapons and power at 1:30 Pacheco Room. Call 'ft". \ time load: 8 graduate units and 12 un- p.m. today in the OMIT . Ranjan Maan at 238-5862 dergraduate units. Any student who meets the following S TOID: standards can apply for one of these waivers: Must be on either an F-1 or J-1 visa. rOUTFIT YOUR HEAD' Saturday Night Special Nov. 17 11*-- Must have a minimum grade point SIISU Students will). and Student ---e [loth Card Admitted Free SQUAW VALLEY average of 2.5 on undergraduate studies work DAVID LA FLAME January 6-11 and a 3.0 on graduate work. Sl2A includes: Must not be a recipient of other Mon and Toes, Nov. 19-20 A nights lodging scholarships or a prior recipient of this award LAUGH YOUR ASS OFF A day lift pass for Styria.. Nancy Must have completed two semesters of Toes Nt. 20 2 pHs ate ski lessons full full-time work at SJSU immediately EXTRA SPECIAL SHOW Parties! Parties! Parties! preceding, current semester. 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF Must provide a recommendation from For more information contact the his department adviser that he is making LAUGH YOUR ASS OFF Associated Students Business Office adequate progress toward hid degree objective. or Phone 277-2731 Must he a full-time student this semester. Sp0.0, a b. IS. ,Kroclolcd Sollsdro. of SJSI. \ OK Full Cert ire 10th & Sun Carlos The Country Store Tavern N` 295 6.311 157W El Camino 4 Nondiks Ihru Salurdiks Sunnyvale. 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