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VOLUME 94, NUMBER 35 FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1990 Transfer requirements confusing and 'unfair,' students say

By Adam Steinhauer number of transferable units re- The experience is one of %est:- paration of transcripts. SJSU Nelson said that he will have to The sort oh problems Nelson Daily staff writer quired and would have to take a nil Nelson related about transfer- doesn't otter any services for make up more than a semester's experienced may he presented. if Former SJSU student Eric Nel- summer course before being ac- ing SJSU to the I. inset transfer students. worth of general education classes the statewide Academic Senate. son. now attending UCLA. was cepted into of California system. Transferring You have to deal with the re- that UCLA wouldn't accept from which represents the ('St.!. CC almost forced out of his new they did not tell me until students frequently complain that ceiving institution." Margolin SJSI and Community College systems. school last fall. summer had already started and the process is confusing and said. Nelson also lost credit for a passes a measure that would cre- Nelson, who thought that his all the SUIffillei %ChM As had al- sometimes complain that it is un- Nelson said that the lack of ad- four-month long Congressional ate a core of general education transfer from SJSU to UCLA had ready started." Nelson said. fair_ vice at SJSU makes it difficult for internship he did in Washington classes transferable between all already been accepted. received a "Fortunately. I found a very un- Cynthia Margolin. associate transferring students to find out D.C. because it had not been three systems. letter in June saying that he was derstanding professor who let me dean of undergraduate studies at what classes will be accepted by aproved by UCLA'a political sci- Ray Giegle who chairs the CSC three units short of the minimum add two weeks late, Skill. said that other than the pre- their new university. ence department See TR ANSFER. back page School Daze Event Center alumni policy to be reviewed By Barbara Langley Daily staff writer The Student Union Board ot Di- rectors is trying to make amends think the for an Event Center policy it five-year window passed last spring. To combat complaints that is probably the alumni were shorted use time, the board is looking into a possibility best compromise. of imposing a five-year window and I think that's for graduates to come to the center and sign up to use the facility. what's going to Specifics about the feasibilty and implementation will be pre- happen.' sented at the March 27 SUBOD meeting. Scott Lane. At the meeting Tuesday. Janet SUBOD chairman Redding. assistant to the president for alumni and special events, ad- dressed the board about the mis- communication and the lack of ter. alter their free time is up. she publicity of a policy that affects added. about 23,0(X) alumni. Reddings point of pleasing the "I think it's clear that we're alumni was a valid one, said Scott going to change the current pol- Lane, chairman of SUBOD. icy." Redding said in a later tele- Alumni support of SJSU could phone interview. weaken if the board doesn't make Kelley Chinn Daily staff photographer Last spring, the hoard decided amends. he said. that alumni would be given one se- Scott Santandrea. A.S. presi- .labaii Hamilton. Samantha Lengsavath and Carmen Hoskins, given a tour of SJSU by the College Readiness Program. The pur- mester of use for every semester dent, wasn't as concerned about eighth graders f r %mist Borger Nliddle School in San Jose. are pose of the tour is to show ss hat college life is like. they had paid into the construction the problem. of the center. "It's not really a major issue.** What hoard members forgot to he said. "When ISUBOD) made do was tell Redding and the alumni this policy, fit) really didn't fore- that the clock had started ticking see any problems." Celebrity's AIDS speech canceled on those semesters of use at the But, now that a problem has ari- Event Center in August, when the sen. Ron Barrett, executive direc- building was officially opened. tor of the Student Union will look Lack of money forces Vereen is president of Celebrities for a Redding went before the board into the possibility of the fise-y ear Drug Free America and was to haw spoken to try to remedy the situation. Al- period. about the the A.S. visit to be called off connection between drugs and AIDS. 'I understand though the five-year plan was rea- The item will be on the agenda The conference will address issues sin - (board's) concerns.' sonable. Redding said that she'd for the next hoard meeting, when By Harry Mok rounding acquired immune deficiency ss n like to see a longer time-line given members will hear Barrett's report Daily staff writer drome and how they relate to minorities. Oscar Battle. to the alumni. maybe nine or 10 and then vote on the proposal. An appearance by entertainer Ben Verecn according to a flyer for the event. Health educator years. The decision will not only affect at SJSU as part of a conference on AIDS appar- Vereen asked for a fee of 51.000 plus air- Alumni move out of the area and the students, hut the Admissions ently will not happen because of a lack of fare and hotel for appearing. then come hack, she said. Some of and Records office that has to pi. money. "That's peanuts compared to what he entertainment consultant for the San Jose Aca- them because they go away to cess the paper work for the alumni "Officially he's not coming." said Oscar usually charges. Its really an honorarium," demy for Performing Arts, which is a co-spon- graduate school. Starting the time applications, according to Lane. Battle, health educator at Student Health Serv- Battle said. sor of the event. in August left all those people out, I think the five-year window is ices. "I understand the A.S. (hoard's) con- A request was made March 7 to the Asso- Redding said. probably the best compromise. and Battle is coordinator of the "AIDS and cerns. They don't have a lot of money." ciated Students Board of Directors for $1.500 Alumni can become some of the I think that's what's going to hap- People of Color" conference to he held March Vert:en normally charges up to 510,(XX) over Vereen's tee. but that request was best paying customers for the cen- See All 'MM. back iume 29 in the Student Union. for appearances. ace wiling to Victor Backer. See VEREEN. back page Officials offer advice Playboy brings model on governmental jobs search to San Jose area By Lisa B. Cuellar ernments. Atter presenting ll 11.11i Chan said that the college issue, which Daily staff writer broad information about jobs More than one hundred sin- available within each govern. Daily stall writer started coming out twice a year in 1989. College for many people is a place to dentsgathered in the Student ment. they told the audience generally sells better then a regular issue. pursue the things they want to do. Wednesday to hear a what was most important to "In areas around the schools sales go Union Some wotnen at SJSU had a chance to panel of four government offi- them in interviewing and re- up three times as much," he said between pursue one of those things this week during cials speak on opportunities uniting . interviews. Playboy Magazine's search for the "Girls available to students in govern- Rudolf's) Navarro, director of out applica- of the Big West Conference." Prospective models filled jobs. inter- the office of affirmative action of ment emphasizing Posing for Playboy is "something I've tions and had Polaroid pictures taken techniques. for the city of San Jose. gave the if .they viewing always wanted to do." said Teresa Searles, them in clothes or a swimsuit The Career Planning and broadest and most practical ad- 24. a sophomore psychology major. wanted. Center organized the vice about how to get a job. Placement "It's a big magazine and a lot of peo- The application also asked .if they "Government in the the hest qualified person event ple will see it. It would be a great opportu- would want to pose nude, semi-nude or is one of 12 doesn't always get the job.'' 1990s. ' ' The event advancement into modeling." clothed if they were chosen. -exploration pro- Nasarro said. "It's the person nity for career and self Playboy photographer David Chan in- To he eligible for the Big West issue. grams offered by the center, who presents himself in the hest terviewed prospective models this week at models had to be a full or part-time student Panelists represented the fed- manner possible." the Fairmont Hotel for the magazine's bian- at a conference school. eral, state, county and city gov- See CAREERS. back page nual college issue. Searles, who said she wouldn't pose This is the first time the Big West Con- nude, didn't think appearing in the mag- ference, of which SJSU is a member, has azine was exploitive or degrading to Eight A.S. positions go unchallenged been featured. women. pictorial will appear in "It's the girl's choice if they want to By Kevin Weil The Big West Programs, Personnel Altar and the October 1990 issue. do it. she said. "A woman's body is beau- Daily staff writer tiful." The deadline for applications of' five Academic Senate positions. The magazine has focused on college She said her friends and family know candidates running in this year's conferences since 1977. Chan will conclude she's trying out and support her. Associated Students election ex- Jim Cellini. A.S. adviser and his interviews today. He has been in San "Everyone is saying 'that's great.' pired afternoon and eight election supervisor, said that there Jose since Wednesday. Thursday They don't think it's slutty." positions went unchallenged. would he a write-in ballot for the Past issues have included the Big 10 Conference, the Ivy Chan said that there is a difference be- There were no candidates for the open positions on the election Conference. the Pac 10 Rick Romegata Daily staff photographer tween Playboy and other men's magazines. Intercultural Affairs. Sponsored days. March 28-29. League and the Atlantic Coast Conference which is out this month. See PLAYBOY, back page David Chan asks Holly Mutimer to pose 2 SPARTAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1990 Editor SPARTAN Letters to the Lesbian concerns overlooked Editor. FORUM responsc to last week's article. "Survey Re- In Campus Voice veals Attitudes on Sex." I would like to represent a whose large number of people on this campus sexual behavior in regards to AIDS were ignored: lesbians this AIDS survey, the questions were addressed to Problems need In but sexual sex habits relating to condom use, prefer- Asquith ence was not even asked. Professor David to be addressed was quoted to say. "Many people may not have an- swered these kinds of questions because they were BATH. England - 'Something has to be celibate or still s irginal. hut he failed to realize that done." said my British companion to the new,. his survey did not even apply to lesbians, as they that Farzad Bazoft had been executed. Bazoft, a don't use condoms. tournalist for the British newspaper The Ob- As a lesbian. I am constantly confronted with wry er. had been sentenced to death after being medical information which ignores lesbian, concerns. convicted in an Iraqi kangaroo court for spying. With the AIDS issue, it has become increasingly clear Bail)ft, who was an Iranian, had been a that the medical profession has no interest in addres- resident of England for more than 15 years when sing our issues even though lesbianism is the chosen he was arrested in Iraq last August. His 'crime" lifestyle of 10 percent of all women. Is it true that les- Was investigating a report of an explosion on a bian sex has proved so far to be very low risk in re- military haw.. gards to the HIV virus. but aren't we entitled to that Iraq's President Saddem Hussein had re- information?! In all mainstream AIDS education that I jected British protests concerning the death sen- have seen or heard of i and I looked, believe me) from tence saying that British "anger" will not sway pamphlets in doctor's offices to even the HIV testing Iraq's decision. He accused Britain of "spying" situation, lesbian concerns are not even mentioned. and "dreaming of the period that they colonized Gay male sexual issues arc also ignored in many cir- Iraq." cumstances, but more statements relating to hetero- "The English sent a spy who was working sexual sex are inclusive of them, in contrast to lesbi- for them and for Israel and we arrested him." ans, whose information needs almost go unnoticed. Saddem said on Iraqi television. His speech I am sick and tired of my sexuality being ignored came after a rejection by Iraq of an offer by by doctors. Think of all the information about the Douglas Hurd. the British Foreign Secretary, to risks, the enhancement or just the existence of hete- visit Baghdad this weekend to discuss the death reosesual sex that we have been exposed to in our sentence. lives. We have sex education. sex therapists and gy- In addition to Bazoft's death sentence, necologists that deal with hetereosexual issues. Why Bath-based Daphne Parish, a British nurse, was can't they deal with all sex issues? Everyone knows convicted as an accomplice for driving Bazoft to that it can be a humiliating experience to ask a the base in her car. She got 15 years. stranger questions regarding sexual behavior. Spying? No. A breach of national security? Additionaly. for a lesbian to tell a stranger of her More likely. But whose fault is it that he stum- sexual preference is opening herself up for danger or bled through Iraq's slip-shod security? Some at least discomfort due to the hateful climate today to- people find it easier to appoint a scapegoat than ward lesbian and gay people. Having to ask about ev- to address the real problem. erything that applies to our sexuality of medical pro- Here is some insight into the government fessionals insures that most of us will not ask because that insisted on Bazoft's execution of the great difficulty involved and will therefore be Last week they legalized the act of men ignorant of any danger we may place ourselves in. We killing their spouses or lovers it' they suspect that know that it doesn't work to keep people ignorant in they have been unfaithful or adultrous, Before A lesson in making a careful decision the hopes that if they don't know about it, they won't that, it was a minor crime punishable by spend- do it. And in this country. it's unacceptable to not in- ing a year or two in prison. It speaks for itself. She was pregnant. REPORTERS' FORUM or six months into gestation. form the public on issues that are crucial for them 1,, The Iraqi News Agency said on Tuesday. it She couldn't see a bulge or feel But if we're uncertain either know about. would not consider changing the sentence while any physical differences, so it was way and agree that a human life It really wouldn't take much for the medical pro- "under political pressure." hard to believe the test came out begins at some time that's worth fession and sex researchers to be more sensitive to- positive. Arab diplomats said on Wednesday that the saving, then it would seem logical ward lesbian sex issues. I'm not asking doctors to en- price for clemency might well be the cessation She now knew the real meaning that we wouldn't take the risk of courage or even agree with my sexuality just to of the British media criticism of Iraq's human of anxiety. killing an unborn life at all. acknowledge that it exists and to offer unbiased infor- Her rights record. heart and chest clenched The arguments go on. mation on lesbian and gay sex as well as hetercosex- "Something has to be done." The words with hurt at the thought of telling It's an agonizing decison ual sex. In some situations, it would just take the her have an echo. family, her friends her whether to carry an unwanted pre- slight ist alteration of the method now in place to sen- church. Steven Mush is a senior majoring in journalism ganancy or to abort one, and if sitize the situation to gay and lesbian people's needs. The and is taking part in the Semester Abroad in guilt and shame she felt both pro-lifers and pro-choicers In the AIDS awareness survey that was reported from what she'd Bath program. He wrote this piece for Campus done was already agree on this one idea, then why on last week, one question about sexual preference too much Voice. to bear, and finding she don't they join forces and fight to would have admitted our presence and altered their had conceived very unwanted pregnancy lacing a filled her with make sure that this is never a deci- findings. I fail to understand how research can he dread. single woman with no option of sion that a woman has to confront? valid when it is based on the untrue.a.ssumption that Abortion. marriage. all .S1Stl students are heterosexual. Come on guys. The thought flashed through Many pro-Ints say that life is Educating children about sexual her we re here and we're not going away. It's time to mind and she sacred, that it begins at responsiblility as well as teaching Letters to the Editor dismissed it almost concep- come around to reality. immediately. She had always told tion. Abortion, in their minds, is them values is not an impossible task. And if we don't do it, some- Chandra Birenbaum herself she would never do that. taking the lives of innocent chil- Sophomiire- But the idea dren. one else will. had been planted Psycholow Ignorance is cleared up and it tenaciously lingered as an I've heard pro-lifers screaming There are consequences to every action we take, and if we teach our Editor. option. It would save a lot of hu- bloody murder when women miliation and choose abortion, children about them, rather than Military has its positive I just thought I would write and commend your hassle to her and her saying they have side chosen the easy hope they'll never make mistakes, staff on the March 9 article covering the Safe Sex family. Better yet, it would elimi- way out. Editor, nate the Pro-choicers try to we could save them much heart- Workshop given as pan of Women's Week. Despite problem, she told herself. reason with Finally, enough is enough. After attending this But her them, saying that abortion ache. all the self-assured posturing common to college stu- conscience ultimately is never university for two-and-a-half years and reading the won out. She done for frivolous Also, making women aware of dents, I am frequently astounded as to the woeful ig- couldn't abort her reasons that letters to the editor (some I scoffed at and others I ap- baby. Inevitably she a woman is tormented over the de- all the facts about their options, norance about human sexuality evidenced by my realized she plauded), the letter by Celine Grcnier was certainly would have cision. like adoption, so they can make an peers. to face the conse- the most tasteless yet. I expected a more objective and They maintain informed decision about an un- It's good to see that there is somewhere that peo- quences of her actions. that it is a wom- literate point of view from a staff member an's right to wanted pregnancy could benefit of this insti- ple can go to both to acquire frank advice and also Her final decision was neither make the decision and tution. frivolous nor easy. It was it is a matter of individual con- everyone. correct common misconceptions about birth control. the most In the past years, I've read than unselfish and science. My friend not only had her baby more negative I must admit however, that there were a few el- responsible decision positive about the ROTC and the in she had One side defends the rights girl knowing that she would not military in general ements that added unexpected humor. In the photo de- ever made in her life, one of a the Spartan Daily. I'm pleased she woman while the other be able to adequately support her to see something posi- picting safe sex devices there sits a can of Diet Coke. could live with. defends the tive about these groups. She decided to have the baby rights of one who has no voice. emotionally and financially she Visualizing ways that it might be put to use has been As for Grenier's "adventure I am a and that meant she would have to Personally, the thought of 23 gave her a new life with a couple in death," the highlight of my week. Also, one method of safe veteran who has seen action as well With put her life on hold for a while. million abortions performed in this who desperately wanted to have as death. sex was referred to as "furtage." I can only imagine more than 12 years of military I can hon- The most painful part of the country since 1973 makes me sick children. affiliation, that this is a compound word meaning "furtive frot- estly say that the positives of a outw- whole ordeal happened when she to my stomach. She gave her baby a chance as military career tage" which happens to be a hobby of mine. eigh Grenier's supposed negatives. gave her baby girl. whom she I find no consolation in that 91 her own natural mother gave her Anyway, thanks again for a stimulating article. I have fought for the loved, to the adoptive percent of these abortions were when she was born. beliefs of our constitution parents she and have buried some had selected. performed in the first three months She was adopted also. I know dear friends who gave their lives for that cause. So This is just of a woman's pregnancy. she's glad her mother thought when others who are willing to Chavez one example of the put their lives at risk, Jack turmoil a Both sides tear each other to twice before aborting her. get some positive press. Let's be Senior woman experiences in thankful that they making choices when pieces fighting over when life be- Lisa Cuellar is a Daily staff exist. RTVF she discov- ers an unwanted pregnancy a gins whether it's at conception writer Alan Dorman Senior Marine biology Letters to the Editor Spartan Daily Armed forces help others way. a roadway that 98 percent of the commuters Published for the University and Me University Community Special lanes for elites Editor'I would like to respond to Celine Grenier's letter by the Department of Journalism and mass dreamed of using. Dthaaitlyappeared in the March 14 issue of the Spartan Communications Since 1934 Editor, MiKe Evanhoe, a member of the Golden Triangle has turned our (UCPS 509-480) SJSU commuters have to deal with many prob- Task Force, is part of the disease that Apparantly others are , Grenier has had a bad experience peal sr 'un 3., 33,M11 Harr* 3 *roue ...math. POW** Amon lems on campus These problems are parking costs. commuter dreams into nightmares. He. and with "the military." Since she thinks non an 1st Irma., Pim RAJ** dralv trs *wino SUM Un.W., *wog th. oile.aar of Women Voters at the San the entire armed poor* maw* II the parking availability and congestion and are all disad- speaking to the League forces is an paper are *a mama* it,... al iv Depannr. Jour...ken and Me* 8:30 "adventure in death," let us make believe othenmearro. the Unarm. Adinrnarnmal re any ruder nt !auk wont.. Kill ...bamboos vantages of driving to downtown San Jose. These dis- Jose Velvet Turtle on March 22 at approximately it is true. mongrel . worth**. r. *mere trae. NI *Marne wrar $23 bar. lame. Ill r111 O3 ramp* Will Kempton. will represent me per ropa rem. On woo *awry pa* thr km* advantages are also taken into considenion by each p.m. Another speaker. First, Insaurrathak5.5.3 knwer. Md.* voters let's take away all military functions that 150 pre All rarre *third torkm Pthcor FJthwal All 011.1 kivernrg 924 3270 Panted th, and every person who drives to the university. the Measure A program. This is the program don't pen** kkkaaora involve directly causing So I ask the question: when are the majority of passed with the assumption all commuters would ben- death. For example. on Prramarr wort al akar* mew.* ro Spawn Oak Sen./m.4m Oran* Cl.. Wag*, very cold nights, let's keep the ron Sm. Sank*. CA '6192 lanes during commute hours, National Guard Armo- SJSU commuters going to enjoy all these expensive efit from the tax-funded ries closed so that the percent of the population who homeless can freeze. That expansions of the Santa Clara County freeway system not just the elite two would produce a fair STAFF to find a partner with whom amount of death. that you and I have all been paying for through our were fortunate enough Also, let's stop Idara Nal inspecting passenger ships. M141,11 Measure A tax funds? they could commute to work, school or play. Those life Nd..ros, IPA Arkell boats sure mar the nice I.. Ida. the 98 percent like I am, I won- look of the cruise kra WIMPY The answer: for approximately 98 percent of us If you are one of ships. Throw I da. them overboard. If the ship sinks be- who use these Measure A improved freeways during der if you could take the time to offer your opinions cause capHa of another safety violation, them (the Rubin *lord commute hours, is never. subject to these gentlemen on March 22. military) on this can chalk up some more deaths. a *Lag* These freeways are being infested by a bug that Now, politicians are asking for a tax that will Tonaalffrado Let's take a natural disaster How Velem Odkr is allowing only two percent of the population to reap commuters through an increase in gas prices. into account. help the about a flood? Instead of Sarra the benefits of 100 percent of populations spend- this tax we should ask the question: will the military helping local *mph II Wrath the Regarding residents, the soldiers Irma dreams be meta- should take the unique opportu- Hamar ing. This bug that is plaguing a system that has the po- these monies targeted for commuter nity to hold drills. Rohm LAI nightmares just like They could practice rubber raft as- Chermaa tential to move at a rate of up to 33 percent faster is morphized into more commuter sault techniques. It won't matter if or C Ok.1 called a diamond commuter lane. the Measure A funds, or will the entire population be drown. people starve 5,543. 3*.. How can the transportation departments call able to benefit by killing this disease politicians call 335. Milawilka All smugglers should be *or Camptral these commuter lanes diamond lanes? This question is the "diamond lane?" left alone as well. Then. eatery* Fran& plenty of drugs and easily answered. If two percent of the commuters get illegal weapons can come in. Bard. 14tharionwar Then, plenty of drugs will Arm.. I a* men kr Bak. Kaaba,* Sod.. Ser. Dr*thar Ikhn Fay*. Alan PI** to use what 100 percent of the population of Santa be here for people to kill llogoans David William Myers III each other over. Ulan Are** Las Wpm* S.rown Ow Lao 11 Corky Mk. dr Cow Dome Dr Cara NM Clara County has paid for, then this elite teo percent Senior So you see we can D ran Barbara I Nat* 5r3a0 Motler Ha* Mo. Rob!..." kan, C Olsen arm of the population is being treated like the Rockerfel- make the military an ad- th35OW* NubrlInn [Amore 2SAW* Mari K Snarl Adam SegnIvuen Tem Business administration!marketing venture in death. ..*(7 Tr** ta..J WO Mr Wrap lers. Kennedys or Trumps. All of these wealthy peo- Write your congressman today noel (401.1 *An rr.ra I moth Orin (*we Crol 3.5 Ore* Sew*. ramp Kean* ple can afford their own expensive jets and cars. Simi- Or** **rale* ara Mak Mon Monk .41.1 von Raw. kr.a**. *war %mon larly, the two percent of commuters that use the Dave I,undy commuter diamond lanes own their own private road- Sophomore Administration of justice FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 3 YesterDaily

ReI MI 1C % encourages s %talk Campus la i Orr not on campus every day. YesterDady provides readers with a recap oJ partan police log the previous drinking day's top stories. responsible Responding to protests of March 12 through March 15 1990 recent By Christine lk Gruu group is by stamping hands We actions taken by the CSU board of Daily stall mute. used to do it before but we lost the trustees in closed sessions, hi the lvii cigiii. iii tiiii of inc Vuciti I Lill the huh insesti- mem- Have you ever seen a Sober stamp.’ Gruhish said, infordiddion provided SLIII sheet ginagc bers formed a committee Wednes- Jose and University Polite A briefcase was stolen from gamin is reports Spartan'? Even if a group has a designated depart- pending. 1 PD day to determine whether they vio- (*lark library at II a.m. A Sober Spartan is one who gets driver, Pub employees still mon- ments. stated. lated state open meeting laws. free, unlimited fountain drinks in itor their hehav tor. Monday The hoard approved a resolution Wednesday the Pub for taking the responsibil- According to Grubish. bussers A parking permit was reported Thursday stating that five trustees would re- A forged 'talking pe t was ity to be a designated driver for keep an eye out on the tables as stolen from a car in the 10th Street A pi/ill delivery man was view "executive compensation discovered in a vehicle parked in friends. they are cleaning them and they garage robbed of his pi/rn shortly after and other related issues. "Members the Fourth Street garage. UPI) of- "We want to continue to be able check speech and illaillierisnis midnight while walking to deliver of the hoard defended the pay ficers confiscated the permit and in- Iii encourage people it, party when they try to buy more liquor. A student reported that his it at the Phi Beta Sigma house on creases. cited the vehicle. safely." said Nina Kalmoutis, "F.ven though they are not driv- campus parking permit was stolen E Santa Clara Shwa There were manager of The Connection food ing, we still don't like to let them at 1030 a.m, while his car was at a no suspects Professor Tom A student reported that his se - Balgooyen was services. get to the point where they get sick carwash at Fifth and Santa Clara Rudy Mato, 10. was ar- reassigned from his hick was broken into around 10 teaching duties According to Kalmoutis. anyone or in trouble.' he said. streets. rested on an outstanding warrant at by President Gail a.m, while it was parked in 1.1S115 Fullerton Mon- who wants to be the Sober Spartan The Sober Spartan program. int 1:04 a.m. by UPD officers who day in the wake of a federal lot 13 near Duncan Hall. grand should go to the bar and tell the su- tiated in fall 19104, was started by stopped him at Eighth and San Sal- jury indictment for violating fed- Tuesday pet 1, 15511 mai lie in site is the desig- the SJSU dining department in ar A forged parking permit was vador streets. Asaliisis 1101 till eral wildlife protection laws. Library security reported the nated driver for a particular group effort to meet the needs of the cam- discovered in a %chicle parked in 5.151! The removal of Balgooyen theft of a closed-circuit camera from and he or she will have unlimited pus community, said Food Service his teaching duties from Wahlquist Library South. is not a discipli- sodas throughout the evening. Director Jerry Mimnaugh. nary action. said There were no suspects and the Dan Buerger. as- Tim Grubish. night supervisor "It is a very positive program Do You Want VISA 8, MasterCard sistant to Fullerton. value of the equipment was unde- STUDENT SERVICES of The Connection, said that al- and is just a continuation of re- Credit Cards7 0 BOx 224020 HOLLYWOOD. Fl. 33022 0 termined. though the number of people sponsible serving of alcohol on %too Yam( or aaa 'ma of aaa *ow ascarnea an ea rai.,..asa M. coped card. ...aaa In an effort to increase commu- aaal aaasesCaad ma. OS" NtCanr asking for the service has been in- campus. he said. "The employ- A stereo was stolen about 9 wag' EVEN If YOU MEI NEW 01 COE OtE MEVE OWE 00 *KA I nication, the Associated Students ToINVCO DOE. NEON!, eta.. tan.% lo011idad creasing, they are not %ery con- ees do a great 11th a in. from a car parked in SJSU's 001E refundable we Eveved tovvdrtEit and the Inter-Residence Hall Asso- cerned about students abusing the ...a.0Cao. tv ewe.owl. I ciation agreed to have representa- oitte..f..00er rev Ono...a lot tO SOME process. OtMITEEENT Mow E rut.), tives on each other's executive "There is no way for us to tell EN TTTTT tNEEIENT EEO WEA NC, CASH hoards. Come Join the Movies ViC,,E OCIES EOSTALAENES I for sure, but by doing it we hope HOEELS OAS CAM PEE. r at% The agreement was #6,4 Mt PAIRS aa.0 ,0 OWL D struck dur- we're saving somebody a big prob- Positions Available. Immediate Openings: vOuN cot oil tvEGI ing a meeting Monday to *find out lem." he said. how the two Maintenance Days and Evenings Stall / groups could better "I'm not concerned about peo- GUARANTEE DI Cashier Free Movies work together." A.S. Vice Presi- ple taking advantage of it as much GOLD CARD dent Jim Walters said. Concession Flexible Shifts VISA/MASTERCARD as I am about people drinking and GURANTIED tSSVE Some Supervisory Frequent Wage Reviews driving," agreed Kalmoutis. 001 MONEY SACK Positions Will Train SOC SICultorf The blood drive at SJSU was a "That concerns me more." success as 190 people somat showed up One way the Pub plans to keep g....ss . to donate Tuesday fin the Stanford CENTURY BERRYESSA CENTURY 24 la. Wel SIG NA% a track of the designated drivers of a aaa a...",0K "1:132L-.7ELIT/MIT""7-11TrD Blood Bank. This was unofficially 926-0367 CALL TODAyi 244-8131 the biggest one-day total ever in the blood bank's 12-year history. For the Record -JAatimmeimmesomata-.

:I w ith an SJS1 I Officials this week are celebrat- In stor) dealing ss,ir ing the Student Union's 20th anni- prole who was indicted on

versary. It was originally opened charges of violatng federal wildlife the professor in October of 1969 and cost the protection laws, students $5 million. should have been identified as Thomas lia I goo en. SpartaGuide SpartaGuide is a dai ly calendar Launderette. 7 pm. Campus Christian 4/41fokrip available to SJSU student, faculty Ministry (10th and San Carlos) Call 236- and staff organizations at no charge. 2002 jalli /hc?f/11/04e Forms are available in the Daily CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Spring Semi- newsroom, Wahlquist Library North MEM. Ns, /4es nar. Madeline Adamczeski. "Novel Sponge- 447/fr? Room 104 and at the Information Center of the Student Union. The Derived Amino Acids Their Structures. Ste- 1111111.111111111111111111111111:1000110\ deadline for entries is 10 a.m. No reochemistry and Synthesis. 430 p m . phone-in items will be accepted. Duncan Hall Room 135 Call 924-5000 wolomEIWIMEINIIMS! 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Call 293-1302 or with FMC, 12 30 pm BC 001 ENG 189 287-6369 Call 924-6010 Nos your family member, age CAMPUS MINISTRY: Taize Candlelight WEDNESDAY 10 and above con rem movie, from The Wherehouse without Prayer. 7:30 p.m., Campus Christian Center SAILING CLUB AND RACING TEAM: carrylng a moist credit card Chapel (10th and San Carlos) Call 298- Spring Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Spartan Memo- We've mode it easy with The 0204 rial Chapel. Call 286-9688. Wherehouse STAR Card Family Seoul Program MUSLIM STUDENTS ORGANIZATION: Fri- GAY/LESBIAN VIDEO EXPOSITION: day Prayers (Juma), 12:15 p.m., Islamic Films: "Personal Best," 1 p.m.; "I Heard the Pink upon application today and fill n out We'll process it on the spot Center San Jose, 325 N 3rd Call 947-9389. Mermaids Singing," 7 p.m., Campus Chris- and give you a FREE Slat cord for up to 4 addmonal family members (See opalaatao SATURDAY tian Ministry (10th and San Carlos) Call allb)1110 *FM, and widow., GAY/LESBIAN VIDEO EXPOSITION: 236-2002. Films. 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Call 274-2755 CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT point owl and watch it glow with each rental The more you SUNDAY CENTER: Emloyer presentation. IRM and WI the bigger the pines' Now aren't there some movies Computer Science math careers with ad- you we been meaning to see) CAMPUS MINISTRY: Sunday worship, vanced micro devices. 11:30 a.m., S U Cos- 1045 a.m . Lutheran Worship. 630 p.m. tanoan Rm. Call 924,6010 and 8:30 p.m., Catholic Mass, Campus \Pt Its Christian Center Chapel (10th and San Car- GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SO- Rhl la los). Call 298-0204. CIETY: Dr Lewaidowski will speak on Grad 111141\li\ Studies Program and International Studies SJSU INTERNATIONAL CENTER: Pan- opportunities, 11 30 a in . S U Council cake Breakfast. 9 a in to 2 30 p m . SJSU Chambers Call 295-0415 International Center Call 279-4575 OTHER MONDAY OPEN FORUM: Dr Charles H Polk, March SJS STUDENTS FOR LIFE: Meeting, 630 26.3 p.m., Engineering 285. p m S.U. 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Mar 24. 7 S U Montalvo Rm Call 295-0415 p m Music Concert Hall SJSU Call 923- LOS GATOS 15466 Los Gatos Blvd SAN JOSE 11051 Capitol Expressway SUNNYVALE 563 F Fl (amino Real TUESDAY 3285 or 365-7337 MENLO PARK 700 El (amino Real SAN JOSE 1337 Blossom Hill Rd CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: Prime CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT Time The Secret of My Success 7 p m CENTER: Employer presentation, careers rieliTar -"in.- STORES IN ITALICS Engineering Auditorium CAII 294-4249 with WaHace Computer Services, Mar 26. LESBIAN VIDEO EXPOSITION: 230 p.m., S.U. Guadalupe Rm Call 924- GAY PERSONICS SYSTEMS AT STORES MARKED WITH Films Early Frost. 1 p in My Beautiful 6010. 4 SPARTAN DAILY FRIDAY MARCH 16_ 1990 History shows changes By Adolfo C. Torres when the number of Mexican- -We had to deal with faculty in Daisy staff writes American students enrolled was a very cautious manner.- he said Twenty years ago the ideals of 3.6 percent. According to Villa, the dynamics students, staff and faculty mem- The increase of minorities is the were different. bers were different from what they most significant contribution Edu- 'Students have hecome inure are today. according to Jack Doug- cation Opportunit) Program (EOP) practical and are not as idealistic as las. head of special collections. has made, according to Villa. the) once where. Villa said. And underrepresented students Since then, the program has been Ile thinks that these ideals have who came to SJSU twenty years increasing the services it provides made the administration accept ago faced discrimination than students programs like FAH'. they do now, according to Cris The relationship between mi- Douglas believes the students Villa, director ot outreach and re- nority students and the university ho were admitted to the univer- cruitment for the university. was 'antagonistic.- Villa said. He sit) through this program and oth- Douglas believes the war made thinks that students had to prove ers like it are pushed to become en- society change its thinking. Every- they deserved the services and the rolled, and drop out after they find one sought knowledge and the uni- education it provided. mutt they don't have the skills re- versity Was the place to find it, he "They did it through actions and quired to attend college. said. demonstrations." he said. "The high drop-out number of "There was racism," he said. Douglas thinks that the underrepresented minorities is the Minorities wanted equal represen- relationship between students and proof of that.- Douglas said tation and protested. according to the university was had 20 years The university shoued 45.2 per- Douglas. ago and has not changed. And that cent retention ot Wyk:an-Ameri- He believes people focused their many athletes are being used, be- can students in 1989 of the stu- attention on the Vietnam War be- cause the recruiters are not con- dents vs ho began their education in cause most of the students were of cerned with their education. 1983. 4L..! draft age. "It was a moment of ter- They support them while they 'I think it is ohs ious that (the ror." he said. are playing for the university hut high drop-out rate) is happening. - Celeste Cook Daily staff photographer The CIA was coming to the uni- when they leave they don't have Douglas said. The services the pro- versity and students were protest- the education, he said. grams provide help to an extent. ing govermental issues. Everyone According to Douglas, those hut it's not working. Douglas said. was fighting its own war, he students tell through the cracks and Reliving old times added. left the university without the edu- Professors Against the War was cation they had been promised. He Moscow makes Dld friends were reunited at a panel discussi llll and activist (ill Villagren. The panel consisted of created in the spring of 1969 to believes this is still going on today. ties with Vatican featuring s of SJS1 's most infamous political nine SJS11 graduates, ranging from Student Body protest some tit these issues and Villa also stated that the - The activists of the '60s. Cvnthia Johnson, a former Presidents to the representative for black athletes. the involvement of the United relationship between students and VATICAN CITY IAP) Union es- member of Students for Democratie Society and Atari, had chilling memories of a time when Doii States in Vietnam. administrators was had, The stu- Vatican and the Soviet today for the is n’s rights proponent, laughs at sonic anec- Chemical was recruiting on campus, students With time, the group was no dents could not talk openly with in- tablished official ties longer since the 1917 Russian dotes fr the '60% with fellow panel members demonstrated and police reacted brutally. needed because everyone structors, because a sense of trust first time was against the war, he said. 111(1 not been de% eloped, he said Revolution. According to Villa, it is evident that the number of underrepre- sented students has increased. " Iraq hangs British 'spy' reporter The numbers increase with time.. he said. ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL! 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Season's F Rif:3ftlibiggest16 1 challenge iy in year.- said Hagele. "No team SPARTAN .aid Lacrosse team scored 20 points on us all year miles faces Broncos Last year Santa Clara crushed the Spartans 21-1 . Dore By Mark Smith John Doss, a first year SJSU it: as SPORTS Daily staff writer goalie, currently ranks fifth in the The SJSU lacrosse club will be conference in save percentage. lave facing its biggest challenge of the "To rank in the top five in save cern season when it travels to Santa percentage in one's first year is when Iwo University on Saturday at I detensise players. John Clara quite impressive." said Hagele Dohlnian were lents p.m. and Dan Bird. about John Doss. "But John needs ejected for fighting, leaving the The Spanans "will be more to improve on his throwing after Spartans undermanned. The result oth physical," said SJSU three year his saves, because he keeps throw- was SJSU forfeiting the en- John Hagele. "but Santa game. player ing to the other team." Dohlman is notorious tor his find Clara will demonstrate better fi- 1400""’""‘" The Broncos, on the other hand. physical play, having broken three IC- d nesse ' have two goalies ranked in the top sticks this season. Santa Clara's lacrosse program ten of their conference in save per- r of 411 is sanctioned by their athletic de- centage. First year Spartan defensive the //mommOMMolc . rsic partment and has a large team be- Being undermanned already cost player Steve Young has been play- cause the university awards' schol- SJSU its make-up contest against ing with a cast after breaking his per- arships. Also the team has attained Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. The wrist in an off-field accident. Division I status. Spartans had to forfeit the contest SJSU will be playing on the are only a club at the beginning of the third pe- field next to Toso Pavillion at n in Kelly Davis - Daily staff photographer But the Spartans Rosalind Rios fumbles the ball at second base in an attempt to tag out a Fresno State runner team and are lucky if they can field riod. Santa Clara. Game time is I p.m. on road trips. Only traveling with 11 men with The Spartan's next home game (the a starting line-up This is the main reason why SJSU one being sick, the Spartans could will he on March 27 against UC Ir- Is- win all year against only put the 10 required men on vine at South Campus at 2 p.m. pro- has only one losses in Division II play. the field for the whole game. This The field is located across the ent. eight SJSU "is losing better than last number was cut down to eight street from Municipal Stadium. tid. Spartans drop two games to top ranked Fresno State Angry residents want Raiders out By Tamara Thompson game. when the Bulldogs came out hit- OAKLAND, Calif. (API - ment approved by the City Council ing. The Daily staff writer The Bulldog's winning run ting hard. Some Oakland residents, angry and Alameda County Board of Su- If the issue should he placed on es- The Spartan softball team lost came in the fourth inning when Dever had a base hit to open the over the $602.5 million offer to pervisors puts public funds at risk. the ballot and overturned by vot- t he of a both games double-header to Shelly Stokes hit an RBI double to inning. She advanced to second on bring the Raiders back to their "There is some movement to- ers, the agreement worked out over State on Fresno Wednesday night. score Kerni Donis from second. a bunt and to third on a single by original home, are talking about ward a referendum. It's in its for- 14 months of negotiations could SJSU dropping from the Big The Spartans were in good scor- Donis. trying to put the issue on the city's mative stages right now, but there collapse. Approval for bond sales West's top spot. ing position with the bases loaded Julie Smith got a base hit to November ballot. is a movement," said Robert to finance an "operating loan" to Fresno, still ranked first in the twice, but spectacular fielding by score Dever, and a single by Mar- Opponents, led by prominent Schwartz. an Oakland lawyer who the NFL team and stadium im- by the nation Associated Press, the Bulldogs took the opportunities tha Noffsinger brought in Donis to lawyers and political activists, said spoke against the pact's approval provements was required by both shut out SJSU 1-0 in the first game away. make it 3-0. Tuesday that the financial agree- during a noisy Monday night meet- the city and the county. and 3-I in the second. It seemed the Bulldogs could do The Spartans wouldn't quit The Spartans are now 4-2 in the no wrong as outfielders made div- without a fight, though. Big West and 8-7 overall. ing saves and difficult deep They opened the bottom of the Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo Fresno pitcher Carte Dever im- catches. sixth with two base hits and a dou- proved her record to 10- I with siz- In the second game. Spartan ble to score their only run of the KADEMICAILLY, / IMAIRSED 'IEIRwirN SLAureaus, ALL / Ct/DA,7^ NEED 70 7hr,445./ zling pitches that crowded SJSU pitcher Mitzi Zenger opened the night. ro Y4t Ore caLCSES... ate ryes a PLAY A mine KAZIN irt frs7N batters in the first game. first SiffaL Peer /N-7aDee$ 64me" 77CI:c3'/ inning with two strike-outs. Janie Meneses got to first when re Go LegAioN, /AW& One pitch hit Spartan 8/6 00CIEGE. AND / /Mt / f/A0 AMS Mifrai left-hander She gave up a base hit to Reaann Fresno fielders missed a fly ball. rose .-*/*ireav 7-5r,aent R/GirrAtettER 70 7/1/4/K 6C7S Darcy Stapley, sending her to the Pifferini and then walked Stokes. Darcy Stapley then singled and 11 /7/6/rr oths:Mcw., fOrrilr dirt. Donis batted next, cashing in on Meneses was safe on an overthrow Dever's pitches to Spartan an RBI single to score Pifferini. to second. ! 41J- power hitter Sharon Cafini hit the The Bulldogs almost scored Cafini followed with an RBI catcher's mitt so hard it sounded as again with the bases loaded during double to score Meneses. fit came off the bat. the second, but Zenger struck out Fresno's Terry Carpenter (5-4) 40INED A ROMANY, Gar tem( Dever struck out seven batters Mia Rexroth for the final out of pitched the second game for the MO V40/17ED the 6EVE491-LY 14C760 Ind allowed only two hits. second inning. win. LAIZ WOW At6916E, The loss brought Spartan pitcher Zenger allowed eight hits and The Spartans will meet Sacra- AZZAIMC Leann Emery's record to 3-2 this struck out four batters. Her record mento State at I p.m. on Saturday YOL/N6 -A season. is 3-1 so far this season. for a double-header at the Police Emery struck out two batters Things settled down for the Activities League stadium at King and allowed seven hits in the first Spartans until the sixth inning, Road and 1-280. Classified

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Minutes sway cheap! Cell 299.1610 SPARTAN I Services Office 10-15 DAILY CLASSIFIEDS from SJSU $199 000 I For Sale Lost 8. Found Typing Deadline Two days prior to publication hours week, $5 70-$6 40 hour San Jose State Triplex 1 hr 1 ha unils Near PERSONALS University Must be currently enrolled regu- A Personal Consecutive publication dates only dwniwn Willow GI. & ille rail San Joss, i lar stud.' Macinioeh computer BARE IT ALL! Stop shaving. waxing California 95192-0109 No Great location & rental 5255.000 refunds on cancelled ads skills highly desirable Apply in tweezing or using chemical dopill % Nina & Dawn 925.9899 Cornish 8 I the Student Activities Office. OLD tor. Let me permanently re 41111=1 MINI=11111111EMMIIIMIMMIONNIMI Carey Fluffy ffilffi=mnimmminsuimmoisommdimmummaionsio SPARTAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1990 Careers: Preperation key Transfer: Bill may simplify process From page / mg to Bailey to ti mister but sstiutt be so rigid." I riga page I Statewide Academic Senate. said It may become e%en Imre diffi- Greenspan said. "Net sx wk mg ' with professionals that a core of 34 transferable units cult for CSU students it the state Different UC campuses judge in the field by .seeking Information has been agreed on and will proba- Senate passes a bill that all allow applicants by different criteria about iotw. departments and com- bly be passed by nest fall. community college students to according to Rae Lee Siporin, di- panies is important. he said. "After that, it there is good ad- make contractual agrectnents with rector of admissions at UCLA. Preparation and marketing your s using done, it shouldn't he a putt,- the UC sy stem. according to Todd Siporin and Bailey both said that self the hest by doing homework lent. Giegle said. Greenspan. an administrative ana- some CSU transfers can be ac- about sour own ahilmes and skills Transferring students also com- lyst in the UCs state goyernment cepted without meeting normal re- and the companies tor which you plain about the complexity of the relations office. Siporin said that each apply ing w as stressed by Na- quirements. are transfer process. The contracts, signed before the (IC can make exceptions for two taro as s Rally important when in- "This isn't true for every step of community college students at- percent of its applicants it they are ters iew ing. the process.- said Bryan Robbins, tempt a transfer, would guarantee being recruited as athletes, band- interview polices.. it's a "'The a sophomore philosophy major at the students admission to the UC members. debate team members or skill Its not some- It's not 'an art SJSU attempting to transfer into when requirements stipulated by for some other skill. They can youre born with. It's thing that the UC sy stem "But there are cer- the contract are fulfilled. Greens- make exceptions for another 2 per- someihmg you tall des clop. tain pans where they leave the pan said. cent who are from disadvantaged Sue Mateo. personnel staffing steps ambiguous." Greenspan said that the guar- backgrounds. Siporin said. analyst tor the Internal Revenue Nelson and Robbins both ap- antees would allow more commu- But Siporin also said that UC1.A Sets . agreed with Navarro. plied to UC-Berkeley as their first nity college students to transfer probably doesn't allow exceptions "Ito your homework. It's auna/- Marcia Loopier Daily shall photographer choice. With a 3.6 GPA as a politi- leaving fewer openings for CSU for the full 4 percent that it can. mg how man) candidate... ha- SJSU student Bob Farnquist cal seienceieconomics major at transfers. Nelson is currently trying to xen't goen thought to why they're Laura Atra meets panelist by an ad- SJSU. Nelson was told Greenspan said that the U(' op- make tip his lost units and hopes to there and you can believe that that he viser at UC-Berkeley poses the bill in its current form be accepted to UCLA's political thi..y 're on the bottom of the Ina at want the position. And they let mem% are located in California shouldn't even apply. and his office is negotiating with science and economics programs the end of that mkt iew day." she people know. 'hire me and I Will that I had no alone, she said. "They told me the bill's author. state Sen. Gary soon. said. help you do the job.' les your Navarro also provided informa- chance." Nelson said. Hart. D-Woodland Hills. Robbins hopes to be accepted at Alt it hci panelist. Bob I arimu- chance to shine 'Farnquist said. said transfers tion concerning "hoe' areas of fu- VC officials that "We're hoping to achieve UC-Berkeley as a debate team re- n4. director of stall &xi:1,1)11)cm Farnquist is excited about job ture employment within the next from the community colleges have something that will make it easier cruit or at UCLA. for the Santa Clara County and opportunities for the 1990's, ten years in "fast-moving" San priority in admissions to the UC I 'flu giaduate iii SJSt siod tie s'. is e really seen at the local Jose. system. This forces most CSU looking for the hest qu.ditied per- lexel. . and at the state level, in- Areas of employment which are transfers to meet higher require- Quayle forced to reject jaguar cubs gift »» for the lob, not only the person credible growth in opportunities in "ho" included the environment. ments. Those requirements vary w-ho best presents himself the public sector." urban planning. police and fire de- from one university to another. BRASILIA. Bra/il (AN Vice protocol required Quayle to accept He said, however, that the inter- More than one-filth of the jobs partments. the San Jose airport, Bob Bailey, the director of ad- President Dan Quayle found him- the cubs, which he was given sew is an applicant's time to in this country are in government. and the fine arts. missions at UC-Berkeley. said that self in a hit of a diplomatic pickle while s isiting Asuncion on Mon. shine. Its you1 opportunity to said Cumin. moderator for Peter Lailaw, a senior in Indus- his office will see about 6.000 ap- when the president of Paraguay day . and then try to give them to a sell yi,iiisehh he said. the panel and prassistant professor trial technology said the panel was plications for transfer next fall and gave him a pair of cuddly jaguar Aio. said a Quayle aide speaking sitting on thousands of ss int the political science depart- more helpful to hint as far as pro- will accept about 2.500. CSU stu- cubs -- members of an endangered only on condition of anonymity. Intel iew ..the people who get ment. viding information about inter- dents will make up only a small species. "We learned about them three the nib are the people who are There are more than 82,000 viewing and how to effectively in- number of those transfers accord- It was decided that diplomatic days before the trip started." aloe I hey 're excited about the governments in this country and terview for a job. ioh 1110 really know why they over 5010 special district govern- Playboy: Model search I./wit/wee / "I don't consider Playboy por- "We like to bring out the beano nography. There's a difference. and sensuality of a woman." he Playboy is more tasteful and not a said. 'Sonic magaimes me strictly sleaty maga/inc. gynocology photography . We're Jennifer said her mom read not into that. about the Playboy search and told **In ex ery woman. if photo- her about it graphed the right way . we can "My mom cut out the the article bring her beauty out. and gave it to me. She told me, Chan has conducted searches at 'your beam Mil and should take ad- 82 colleges and interviewed nearly vantage uit it 11.00( I models since 1977. Jenniki's boyfriend, who w -We're looking for a good cross with her during the interview, is a section and don't want to have all member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fra- one ty pe of girl," he said. ternity-. The Pike's created a con- Ile has been with Playboy for 24 troversy on campus with their years and said that American "Girls of San Jose State" calendar are the best. in the fall. "There are pretty women no "I thought it was very amateur- matter where vim go." he said. ish," she said of the calendar. TORE S FOR DETAIL S 'But girls in the USA are better "But I didn't think the calendar because .9 mixed nationality.'' should have been pulled." " 1 his is itot so in Europe. In The calendar featured black and niei Is:a there is intermarriage and white photos of semi-nude women The Brightest Stars! that usually breeds beautiful chil- and women III SVs HIL suits. dren -Playboy has an upstanding femme,. a 21 -year old business reputation and portrays women in a The Holiest Prices! marketing mator who didn't want good manner." Jennifer said. Chan has already interviewed her 11,1 II:1111e used, has wanted to pose lin Playboy since minor high. candidates at the University of Ne- $1199 vada, Las Vegas. New Mexico COMPAC T "It's something different and B52'S DISC CASSETTE exciting... she said. "It's some- State University and Utah State University. 1979-1989 thing I can tell my grandchildren Video about." After leaving San Jose he heads 0 1 t WAVY D. OBORCIE HOWARD WNW RAITI RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS to California State University, all. eon RERSM,,,,o. tad, oiTinie ITIORLIRS MKS o Tril nr She said she would pose nude if Fresno and the University of the vas sid cliosm and didn't hclice it was Pacific in Stockton the first week nintalls ss min!. of Aprir. Vereen: Sponsor needed oral am page I so he could attend the conference. con amended to 5500 and a SI .0tX1 un- Battle said that with the S500 WIN AWNS WIWI would co POI% latISIOMIKON from the A.S. another $8(X) Men derwrite. MOM er.. IMINT11.. HIGHWAYMAN An underwrite is a loan that probably he enough. WWI 61 would have to be paid back and or- But as of Tuesday no sponsor

Imin/ers of the conference as of for the additional money was KM another spon- found and Battle has told Talia- ties,lay didn't have 111.0.0.. sor to cover the loan. ferro that Vereen could schedule "But we're still calling and try- things for March 29. - ing to hi nil Mims:one to sponsor the "We can't leave him holding." other hall- of the money." Battle Battle said. "I called Trudy and said. told her we don't have the -We were told that the money money." was already taken care of." said Even if the additional money is THE HOTTEST ACCESSORIES! [Ludy "ralialerro. a friend of Ve- found. Vereen may have already wen's who was acting as an inter- scheduled another event for the CD Wallrack mediary . day. Battle said. 96 (opacity compact .lbere's no way he could come Vereen kicked off "Black His- din t rock/holds double for less than the agreed tee." she tory Month' at Santa Clara in Feb- (Do tool Natural Pine said. ruary. lie spent a week speaking CD 96 'rah:demi is coordinator for and teaching dance courses at the Black Student Resources at Santa university. r1.110 Inlls erhIl and has known Taliaferm would not discuss X elven tor 14 years. how much Vereen was paid or where the money came from for Cassette Minnick Cassette Carrying Case CD Carrying Case CD laser Lens Cleaner Backer said that the entertainer 64 (opacity cassette Nylon cassette rase holds Nylon compact disc case I *tend the tIe of your CD player and cleared his schedule March 29 his Santa Clara visit. had wall rock P 64 60 cassettes (160 holds 30 (Or (030 flliDillaire your sound output (DI. 100 CD Cleaning Kit CASK LOGIC' IVNINIeriatx $8" $1699 $1699 $1499 $ 1 9 9 9 Stain fugue, or leave Natural Bath offer achustable shoulder strap and We ve got what you need to gel the best Alumni: Policy reviewed available in block and electric blue' performance from your (Dc and CD playerl cTh .,wwluiw pen. Lane said. The publicity SUBOD will decide iarwui ersighi was "just one of those whether to allow nigthmares you read about. he iiiLiC111111, 1J ME added. alumni 5 years to claim It the current policy is changed, free workout time, the Alumni Association will panic CAPITOLA 1820 41st Ave MILPITAS 543 E. Calaveras Blvd SAN JOSE 3127 Stevens Creek ipate with SUBOD in publicity ef- shouldn't be just verbally con- FREMONT 4025 Mowry Ave MORGAN HILL 255 Vineyard Town 0 SARA TOGA 18578 Prospect Blvd fort., including athertisments in veyed over a phone." she said. LIVERMORE 1070 E. Stanley Rd. MOUNTAIN VIEW ...1939 El (amino Real SUNNYVALE 1060 E. El (amino Real it's Alumni maga/Me. But, if the new policy turns out "I'm perfectly happy to pro- to be restrictive. Redding said that LOS GATOS 15466 as Gatos Blvd SAN JOSE 1705 E. Capitol Expressway SUNNYVALE 563 E. El (amino Real mote something like that." she SUBOD should mail out some- MENLO PARK 700 El Camino Real SAN JOSE 1337 Blossom Hill Rd said. thing to inform the alumni. "I'm going to ask that a bro- "We may end with a very posi- STORES IN ITALICS chure of some type is prepared. It tive outcome." she said. Sale rn, 'err an hand VIDEO RENTAL STORES MARKED 5 Ft M.,' 1,.5 SYSTEMS Al STORES MARKED WITH Sale ends Thursday March 22nd 020089