0% - TUESDAY 1414 Spartan hocky team splits Fw/ A [IX with SPARTAN two game series Stanford. Vol. 99, No.17 Published fin- Si: Jose State University since 1934 October 20, 1992 AdKr 5 Bruce Herschensohn brings his views to SJSU

US. Senate hopepl criticizes government indicative of a government with too much control over social issues. More reaction page 4 BY SEAN COOPER Congress incumbents:' Wick In a format reminiscent of last Spartan Daily Staff Writer said. "It's time for the people to Thursday's presidential debate, does not have four ears, two Republican candidate Bruce take back the government:' Herschensohn then opened up mouths and four eyes. There is Herschensohn brought his bid Wick said he also supports a the floor to the audience, fielding another being to take into for the U.S. Senate seat to SJSU balanced -budget amendment questions on abortion, educa- account!' Monday, addressing a mixed and tei in limits to ensure an effi- tion and defense spending. Herschensohn also addressed crowd of 250 supporters and dent gwernment and that he is Responding to what he the need to sustain defense opponents in the Student Union in favui of "fair, not free, trade:' believed to be a Si billion dis- spending at a level which not Amphitheater. Herschensohn, who came to crepancy in education funding, only preserves jobs, but pre- Herschensohn, who worked the podium amid cheers from Herschensohn said that, if elect- serves international authority. for the U.S. Information Agency supporters and jeers from nearly ed, he would work to "abolish "1 don't want to give the per- under former President Lyndon 40 protesters, commented on the the Department of Education, ception around the world of a Johnson and was a speech writer need to trim down the govern- because it only creates a giant nation in disarmament:' he said. for former President Nixon, is ment and return to an individu- bureaucracy. We need to keep "Faced with a guess (of how running against Democrat Bar- alistic philosophy of social wel- education dollars in much to fund defense), and bara Boxer for the six-year Sen- fare. to spend on California students!' that's all it ever is a guess I ate seat of retiring Democrat "I've plagiarized my beliefs from When asked if his strident will always go too high rather . those who founded this country," individualism extended to the than too low. Because the conse- Republican Bob Wick, an Herschensohn said. "The federal issue of women and abortion. quences of being wrong are the SJSU graduate who is running government should be a last resort, Herschensohn argued that his end of this country!' TARS MURPHY SPARI AN DAR for U.S. Congress, came out to not a first calling lately it's been pro-life stance isn't reducible to The visit was sponsored by Republican U.S. Senate candidate Bruce Herschensohn campaigned support Herschensohn and a first calling." one individual. the Associated Students' Political Monday at the Student Union Amphitheater. After a brief speech, Her- spoke of reforming Congress. Herschensohn added that "I'm pro-life, but let me tell Awareness Committee and the schensohn answered questions from the audience of about 250. "The problem is the U.S. increased welfare spending is you why:' he said. "A woman College Republicans. DoWhatDoing converts garage into multiethnic, multimedia show

BY BRIAN WACHTER tine arts graduate student. Spartan Daily Staff Writer "You would absolutely never see these people "DoWhatDo" peaked with dancers and together normally. People are usually caught up skaters and fighters, mostly from SJSU, grab- in their own little worlds," said audience mem- bing onto each other and the audience ber Lone Bow ness. and boogying to the "Conga" on top of the "DoWhatDo' breaks down racial stereo- Market Street parking garage Saturday night. types:' creator Slayton said. Three huge TV screens reproduced the "DoWhatDo" started as an information the- human snake that danced its way down the ory developed by cyberneticist Gordon Pask to well-lit runway, beneath the triangular scaffold- describe conversation and learning systems, ing which supported the screens. The concus- Slayton said. sion, caused by a couple hundred feet coming Slayton used it as a springboard to create a down simultaneously on the roof, shook the performance in which an exchange occurs steel and concrete structure as emcee Robert between artist and audience. Keefe cried out, "Everybody touch one another; That the exchange was sometimes confused everybody DoWhatDo':' seemed to be part of the unrehearsed act of Art is usually thought of as one-way medi- "DoWhatDoing." um; one party creates and another consumes. "The technology was confusing, but it was This is exactly what creator Joel Slayton wanted well-represented because technology is confus- to avoid with "DoWhatDo' ing to most people, anyway:' said viewer Mike "Not just the performers, but everyone from Lourdeaux. the security agents to the audience participat- "The show was entertaining and confusing ed:' said Slayton, an SJSU fine arts professor. because our cues didn't come through the The show brought together Mexican, Brazil- sound system:' said materials engineering ian and East Indian dancing with skateboard- senior Scott Jewhurest, a self-described "psy- ers, lowriders, motorcyclists, martial artists and chotic participant in this visual cornucopia of fencers. All were reflected in images on the chaos:' screens above center stage. Computer-generated "It was innovative but at times confusing graphics complemented the images; during the because of sensory overload:' said audience East Indian dancing, an ever-changing member Kerry Lindell. Rorschach blot made of smoke flowered in the The give and take of "DoWhatDo" had its night sky above the performers. final formal moment when Slayton received a "The cultures of and the tech- bunch of roses after the show, then proceeded to nology of Silicon Valley came together here give each one to a crew member, the final flower this is a representation of Silicon Valley:' said going to one of the two San Jose Police officers Jon Bender, the show's video editor and an SJSU stationed there.

SCOTT SAOYSPAR I AN DAILY People gather around three giant screens on top of the Market street garage in downtown San Jose Saturday night to watch DoWhatDo, an outdoor, interactive, drive-in theater.

Computer cult offers students wealth, spiritual energy in exchange for money

its \\co i,s hit I 18-year-old Jordan Bobrow of lowing a spiritual path, a mental for insurance purposes if a guest waiters are allowed in the room a 1 Wan I r,.y Palo Alto, as well as parents of discipline which is not under- trips over a chair, for instance, but during Lenz's talk. Its been called a destructive 'He's taking current members, psychologists stood by mainstream Western the form, which the Spartan Daily According to members, Lenz cult. Its leader, Frederick (Rama) and groups like the Cult Aware- culture. has obtained, mentions nothing doesn't accept personal checks or Lenz, has been called the "Yuppie advantage ofpeople ness Network, CAN, say Lenz is Lenz himself, in a July seminar, of that nature. Instead, it releases credit cards for tuition payments. Guru" because of his focus on just in it for the money. denounced his opposition. Lenz and all his employees from Only cash or cashier's checks are computer science and the impor- who don't know any "lie's taking advantage of peo- "They're sick. They're just sick," everything he has been publicly welcome. tance of a plush lifestyle. ple who don't know any better:' he said. "They're like Operation accused of doing. II Students only communicate, He's been accused of using better' Bobrow said. Bobrow has been Rescue." "My attendance of the ASI even with each other, by message mind control techniques teach- involved with Lenz for nine years. But if his group is entirely (Advanced Systems, Inc. one of systems. Times and places of ing his nearly 200 devoted stu- Jordan Bobrow above reproach, Lenz's company names) Student 1,, Inner IT Io bet While criticisms steadily emerge, critics wonder Rama seminars are not given out dents to empty their minds current members of the group why secrecy prevails, such as Pi ogram is entirely voluntary, and to most students until about a through meditation, depend com- icurce former students of lying. found in the following facts: any changes that I make in my week before the meetings. pletely on him, sever family ties meeting is scheduled for tonight. "They're just hitter because The local workshops are not personal life, lifestyle, choice of August's meeting was scheduled and give him thousands of dollars Posters and advertisements they've had a negative experi- advertised in connection with career, place of residence, person- for San Francisco, but was sud- a month for "spiritual energy" promising "the secret of life" have ence said Lisa Lewinson, spokes- Lenz or Rama. Student teachers al associations or any other mat- denly changed to Some former female members also been spotted at De Anza Col- woman for Lenz. are hesitant and even defensive ters ... are made entirely of my according to Lenz-Watch. have even claimed sexual manipu- lege, and San "It's just a campaign against when questions about connec- own free will ..." II And if Lenz's whole purpose lation. Francisco State mentioning no religious choice Lew inson said of tions with a larger organization Lenz's security team sweeps is for spiritual enlightenment, This group is currently accept- connection with 42-year-old groups like CAN and Lenz- are broached at the workshops. the seminar rooms for bugging critics question the emphasis ing new students. Lenz. Only during the workshop Watch, a group of parents whose le Meeting with Lenz is by devices before the Rama meet- placed on monetary gain. And it's here at SIMI does the instructor mention an adult children are involved with invitation only. At the Rama semi- ings, according to a staff member At the July meeting, nearly 80 Beginning last Tuesday, what was "enlightened teacher" named Zen Lenz. nars, the invited guests can't get in of the Four Seasons Hotel in Bev- percent of ',OIL'S talk was on the billed as a "Free Meditation Work- Master Rama, who claims to be Devotees do seem very sincere without first signing a release erly Hills where his gathering importance of making at least shop ... designed for people under one of only 12 enlightened beings and say they've made a spiritual form, but they are refused a copy assembled in July. This could not $100,000 a year in computer pro- 29" was held in the Associated Stu- currently on the planet. choice in the name of "freedom of of the form they have signed. be confirmed by Lenz's represen- dents Council Chambers. Another Dozens of former students, like religion." They say they're just fol- They are told the form is only tatives. Doors are shut, and no See CUL7 OR CHURCH?, Page 3 2 .ruEsDAy, oci OBER 20,1592 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAL Vote yes on measure A

the view of the air. Thromi ommuter, going to SJSU can Measure A is of particular e a depressing experience. importance to SJSU students The traffic is wicked, the considering that only about 6 percent smog is overbearing, and the parking use university housing. The vast is too expensive and often non- majority of students commute, many existent. for long distances around the Bay But all this can be eased with the Area. With Measure A, students passage of the new Measure A. The would have much better access to initiative would provide expanded alternative transportation. light rail and Caltrain service and The big benefit of Measure A is the introduce a rail extension to BART. It rail extension to BART. The would also synchronize traffic lights proposed extension - which would on the Santa Clara county be located right near campus - is the expressways and upgrade transit one missing element in the tie-in of service and some roads. San Jose to the whole BayArea. All these proposals would greatly A yes vote on Measure A would improve the livelihood of not just create a means for students to save SJSU, but the entire Bay Area. It time, money, air quality and even would also reduce the traffic burden sanity by staying off the freeway. for students, encourage public transportation use and clean up the Trust me, I'm a journalist

ED tOWLER SPARTAN DAILY e've all seen those pit bulls in Chihuahua's clothing. Journalists, so (w they say. In the name of veiled truth and info-tainment for all, the Geraldos of There is no room in this world for prejudice this world chew sources to unrecog- Angela Hill nizable piles of mush, feuling up for I was nine man touching our child? They complaints of the African- the next juicy story. (Whenyears old my grabbed their son up and shut Americans are concerned with Christopher Baum The scum. family moved to the door without so much as a the here and now. They com- J'm so glad I'm not as those other World On My Las Vegas. We thank you. plain that there is a very defi- journalists are. I'm a sincere seeker of knew we were only going to be Prejudice, as I said, can nite separation between blacks Campus Viewpoint pure fact, you see, without taint of Shoulder Pads there a year so we rented a work both ways. and whites. Well that's true malice aforethought. town house in a nice looking I have been a minority and I enough, but the sad fact is a lot Usually. tims? complex that seemed a safe know very well what it feels of, er, Africans in America are is for an Irish-Mongolian to On my night-shift internship Have I mutated, become one of the distance from the Strip. like. I was lucky enough to doing more to strengthen talk about African-Americans recently. I listened to the police scan- pack with drool oozing off my teeth at It turned out that we were leave a year later; most minori- those barriers than to break as fried-chicken-and-water- ner, the static, the routine traffic calls. the thought of disaster? Do I just want one of three white families in ties are minorities for life. But I them down. melon-eating athletes who It gets a little boring around 9:30 after that grisly morsel to bury in my clip- the complex, and the rest were, learned a painful lesson and Before he took a vacation can't read or write but sure can you have finished your main story. book? um, Africans in America. We learned it well. I guess their from politics, got dance. two obits and a festival preview. I'd We've all seen that reporter out were to learn very quickly that prejudice was rooted in two into some hot water for No reasonable person done all the research in the library I there. A private citizen, not seeking racism is a two-way street. My things. First, of course, we were addressing a crowd of African- would suggest that any ethnic could do and the only things around fame or fortune, gets wrapped up in a brother was young enough that different. Second, all their lives Americans as "you people" group should abandon either to read were the "1987 California "news" story and becomes a feast on the other kids his age didn't they had heard how all us What he said was wrong, but its history or its culture. But to Penal Code" or "Mushrooms of North the reporter's buffet table, rare and care what color his skin was. white bastards had treated the "it's-a-blackthang-you- draw "us and them" lines based America" succulent. Flashes blind the eyes and Those who were more "grown- their ancestors and even their v.ouldn't-underst a nd-it" stance on ethnicity is just dead wrong. So, I made my nightly cop checks microphones bump the nose. :' however, began to differ- parents. So I guess they were taken up by the likes of Spike It does nothing to heal old calling all the police and fire So far, I've never done that. It's entiate. I had a moderately dif- angry at us. Lee certainly isn't helping any- wounds and in all likelihood departments on my list (a list titled scary and it's inhumane. But will I? ficult time making friends all I don't think anyone should one, black or white, to stop just adds another generation of "Piggies and Marshmallow Roasts" in Maybe after enough riots and attic my sister, who is older by a forget how terribly the thinking of African-Americans struggle to a war that should my computer not my title, fires, my feelings will have hardened year, had a rotten time. African-Americans were treat- in different terms. have ended generations back. It although I like it quite a lot). like epoxy. One day my brother and ed, or anyone else for that mat- Leading black activists all is a war that was started by a "Nothing to report" is the standard I've got to keep the faith. I must one of his friends were riding ter. They were far from the the way down the line have small group of white men a response except for the guy who remember my inspiration, my reason their bikes on the loose gravel only ones. And I don't blame cried out for a world where long time ago. It should never thrills to tell me about the potato for loving investigative reporting, my driveway that ran behind anyone for getting angry about people are judged by what's in have been started at all, but skins he just ate. patron saint of snooping Nancy row of houses, and his frit it. It makes me mad too. But their hearts, not by the color of there isn't a damned thing any- Nothing to report. Sure. They're Drew. fell and cut the top of his head let's face it, some people like to their skin. I agree with that one can do about that now, just holding back all the good stuff, I Yes, Nancy honest, sterling pretty badly. My brother ran in be angry. Now what good is wholeheartedly, as does anyone except make sure it never, ever thought. East Palo Alto? You know motives, cool friends. She inspired me to get my dad and we all car- anger without a target? And if with any conscience at all. But I happens again. there's crime over there crime like over all my years to knock relentlessly ried his friend back to his white people were the source of wish to hell people would listen What we can do, and must, Don Corleone has never seen the likes on every wall in every house where house. I will never forget my the anger, then why not let to the words of these great is end it. Right now. of. my family moved. father knocking on the door white people be the target? So, men, instead of putting them 0th. Some action on the scanner. Never did find that secret passage- with these people's bleeding because of my ancestry, I am up as figureheads, symbols of Excited male voices break through the way leading to evil, but not very vio- child in his arms, and I will grouped with white bigots past the fight for liberty. It is just as static over bleating sirens and ask for lent, criminals and save the world. never forget the way they and present. That sounds an wrong for an African-Ameri- backup engines on an attic fire. Maybe never will. But I've got to keep looked at him when they awful lot like racism to me. can to talk about whites as Christopher Baum Maybe I should go over there. those high ideals up there. answered it. Who is this white But the more intelligent ignorant, paranoid bigots as it treslinninl1USIC Maybe it's a story. No. So far no Wonder if Geraldo started out that injuries have been reported, no way. deaths, no burn victims. Too bad. Too bad? Heavens to Edward R. Angela Hill is a Spartan Daily staff colum Murrow, what am 1 saying? I want vie- rust. Her column appears Tuesdays. Coming out of the dark to enjoy a sunset

SpARTAN DATE ,V weeks before a I went to a fraternity party know that at the time. We SMITA PATEL execut ve editor /wonew president is with a few of my friends. Of started discussing football. elected and two course, we had started to drink Damion kissed me and told ADELE GA LLUCCI city editor weeks before I beforehand as much as we me he liked me. I was feeling SCOTT SAM' photo editor explode onto to the world of could to get the ultimate buzz dizzy and wanted to leave, but It was a huge he refused to walk me home, I MA RCIO J. SANCHEZ chief photographer bar-hopping legally, I'll be 21 before the party. with a band. I knew was afraid to call UPD because JOHN VIEIR A Pun, editor on election day. Unlike most gathering 2l -year-olds I'm quite a few people there, so Damion said I would be Jane Mot ites BRIAN FIARR arts 6. entertainment editor American not going to get drunk and that made the atmosphere charged as a minor under the JOHN PEREZ features editor beg for buckets at my toilet. more exciting. The band start- influence. (Now I know that to list SILVA sports editor For my birthday my ed playing too loud, so the be not true.) So I stayed. He LES MAULER chief copy editor Writer's Forum boyfriend, Michael, is going to police came and broke up the proceeded to assault me, but I

AT oi)SA SAVA 17 NE1A I) national &foreign editor give me a sunset, and then we'll party. couldn't fight him off because have dinner with my family. Drunk and senseless, we he was as big as a linebacker. Michael that I started thinking (;11E(.. ( :A MI'D ELL advertising dinvtor I'm not drinking because alco- went back home, drank more My whole life was shattered. about myself in a positive light ," hol happened to impair my beer and then returned to the Around seven in the morning again. He made me realize that RAWL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager judgment one day, leading me party. There I met a non-fra- while he was asleep, I went what happened to me made AARON CA LI LAN advertising art director to the hands of a rapist. ternity member whom I found home not knowing where to me stronger and wiser. NE FAA M PATEL national advertising manager Everyone always thinks, attractive. I'll call him turn. I was hung over, scared Not everyone is as fortunate LIONEL R. (:A RR EON advertising production manager "that will never happen to me." "Damion." lie seemed kind and empty, like something had as I was after a rape. If I had CH RI sTINA M ION advertising marketing manager You hear stories, but pay no enough. We started talking been taken from me. I kept not been drinking, maybe I JIM BUT LER advertising marketing manager heed. I never thought I'd be a and found out we had much in wishing that today was yester- could have stopped Damion. RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager statistic until it was too late. As common. It was getting late, so day and tomorrow would Hindsight does not change the SUSAN GAMBERLG GUIVerlIsIng co-op manager the typical college student I my friends went home, but I never come. fact that I was intoxicated. started to party hard. stayed to talk to Damion. I received help from my When Nov. 3 comes around REPORTERS: JIM BALI Ilo, ATIvim IIAE. SEAN COopku. R1CISA JO EsPINOZA, AMOS FABIAN, I'd love to go to parti, s on We kept talking, and 1 friends who supported me and 1 turn into a legal 21 -year- LUTHER, VICTOR MARKOVICH, , SARA GARCIA, DON MC GEL ERIK HOVE, RACHEI IR SANE MONTE& the weekends just to drink. I looked at my watch to see that through days of depression old, you won't find me at San SIRES MYERS. KERRY PETERS. MARIA C ROSE, NICOLE SARI, MATT SMITH, ION SOLOMON, BRIAN WACHTER COLUMNISTS: I Y NI: BENSON, BROOKE SHE, BY RIGCS, ANGLIA HILL, DOROTHY CIA PINS. wouldn't just "cop a buzz". I it was two in the morning. and craziness. I was suicidal, Jose Live! or Katie Bloom's. JASON ;WEISMAN. NICOLAS SMITH. was fiat out drunk. I'm not say- Damian said he'd walk me but I never told my counselor be watching the sunset, enjoy- ILLUSTRAToRS: ED Fowl ER, FRED I IMPERT ing alcohol is bad. It was just home, so I accepted. Instead of for fear of being put in mental ing the beauty of life with my PHOTOGRAPHERS: PA TT/ F.ALAN. IFNNIFER FEURTADO. MARVIN FONG, KAREN HANNER, me. Alcohol can he taking me home, we ended up hospital for observation. I'll boyfriend. DAVE MARSHA: I. I MEE MI FADDEN, TARA MURPHY, RICK WACHA. had for ry- ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: BILL BEEMAN, IEFFREY BREUER, CHRISTOPHER IETER, quite pleasant, like a fine it d in his dorm room he was rent- always remember my friends ADAM RUMP:5E14N, AARON THAI) /DR, DOW; WAIKER, KILLEY WELSH. wine with a dish of cannelloni ing from SJSU while attending and love them for being there ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WILLIAM (HEN. AVELINO POMBO, or a toast at a party. San Jose City College. 1 didn't for me. It wasn't until I met lane Mantes IS (I Daily staff writer. RISK RoDER ER, BOP SToNLIII'RNEls

). SPARTAN DAILY Sao Jose State University Tuesday. October 20,1992 Cult or church?: former students charge mind control, sexual manipulation

From page I presents himself as a modern said. "It's not like breaking into changes': she said. "Starting col- money:' Bobrow said. after Lenz became verbally abu- man, casually sprinkling crude your backyard and stealing your lege, finishing college, leaving Richard Ofshe, a University of sive and contradicted several gramming. jokes into his talks. lawn mower. You can't press home. It's in those unsettled times California at Berkeley psychology statements but he was still "Computer science is very "That's one reason he's so charges on something so vague:' in your life that you're susceptible professor who has studied mind afraid to leave. lucrative. You're really stupid not deceptive said Bobrow's mother to these subtle things." control, said a leader figure "I thought my life would fall to cash in on it:' he said. Even Eileen. "It's not a group in flowing Classes run by students "This is how they recruit peo- "promises people a benefit if they apart. But it didn't': Bobrow said. though he has a Ph.D. in English robes with an ancient guru. It all The local classes, such as ple Bobrow said. adopt an ideology?' Bobrow is currently in exit literature, Lenz recommends seems very normal at first. That's tonight's at SJSU, are taught by "You go to the free meetings "The person will be made to counseling twice a week. against going to college. why we were fooled and didn't Lenz's students. Lenz himself only and hear all this nice stuff about believe, if they're not involved "When in the group, I used to "Why waste all those years to question Jordan's involvement:' appears at the monthly gatherings meditation and previous lives. with the group, they will suffer in think critics were just lying, that come out and make entry level Lenz was born in San Diego. of students at luxurious hotels. Then you might be lucky enough some way should they break people didn't understand. Now 1 wages, when you can jump to lie says he's been an architect, a The meetings are specifically to be invited to meet Rama. Then away." know they were right. He's really $100,000 in just a few months scientist and a spiritual teacher in directed toward "people in their you find out it's going to cost you Bobrow left the group last year dangerous': Bobrow said. with my computer classes?" he other lives. "I've had many differ- 20s:' supposedly because a per- asked. ent lifetimes:' he said. son's "Saturn return" occurs at age This kind of lure is attractive to In this life, Lenz had always 29 and a half, and they can no young, career-minded people, been interested in the occult and longer be enlightened after that. said Pricilla Coates of CAN, a Eastern religions. He began fol- But Coates said this age group is nationwide, non-profit informa- lowing Indian guru Sri Chinmoy particularly vulnerable to scams. tion network. in the 1970s. "People are going through life "These people aren't stupid," Lenz started his own guru she said. "They're almost always career as "Atmananda" in the well-educated and refined and are 1980s, then becoming "Zen Mas- used to a nice lifestyle:' ter Rama!' His group had about 1,000 members at one time until Think of Guru for the '90s he "cleared it out" in the late '80s Lenz himself lives part time in after negative publicity when for- the best a rental house in Malibu with sev- mer members began to share their eral Mercedes Benz, Porches and experiences. Lenz has remained travel Bentleys, while former students out of the spotlight until early this say they lived spartan lives, with year when he began the new only a futon and a tape player to recruitment drive, now on cam- experience listen to Lenz's tapes, even though pus. they were making six figures a you've year. Sexual misconduct alleged Lenz said he doesn't charge Recent accusations have been ever had... money for his Buddhist teachings, reported in the San Francisco but former members said stu- Chronicle in July and in now try a tlt tilOst' tints 11,1Cti tl dents pay up to $5,000 a month Newsweek in 1992 of Lenz using Tit tilt' \ I NI IA tilt' Silttlellt I '11b ,J1 for a spiritual "boost" in addition his leader status in sexual manip- to computer classes classes he ulation. Lenz has denied the alle- better one! doesn't teach. 1 us advanced stu- gations saying he merely had sev- dents run them and do not get eral "girlfriends who were angry paid. and upset" when he broke off the with lie is charging for the spiritual relationships. energy with which he "empowers" Other former members and San Jose students, said current student Lenz-Watch have so far unsuc- Need tasli lake srI iii 1 l \ .i.'4ert1 Bank Al NI David Gottleib. cessfully attempted to bring legal State 24 About six-foot-four, lanky with charges against Lenz. in the parking lot by the tudent Union. It operates a cloud of frizzy blond hair, Lenz "It's mind control:' Bobrow University hours a day 7 days a week. It accepts any ATM card that heals a CIRRL'S'. 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Pisa, Sena , tune 23 .luly 4. 1993 Discover Provence MARKETING CLUB ?/.5.34 LAMBDA SIGMA Game Central and Eastern LE CERCLE FRANCAIS CAMBODIAI7S. .917 Europe O rj , I Summer Study in Florence For an opportunity to get involved with student government and make a positive impact on the TWANIK The Ancient Treasures of Turkey student community at San Jose State University. TO ALL OF THE CLUBS The World in a AND ORGANIZATIONS Classroom ...join the Public Relations Board WHO WORK TO MAKE 4 Positions Available! THE CLUB DAY / Spanish Language Summer Study in CARNIVAL A SUCCESS Costa Rica spolor, I 1 31. 1993 Vice Chair For more details contact bon II: July ' i't Roofi Bhure, Director of NEXT IOC MEETING Magical and Mystical Romania Communications, at Thursday, October Publication Coordinator t 22nd, at 2PM in the 924-6240 or pick up an N A.S. Council Egypt and Greece from a Chambers. For more Woman's Perspective application at the information, contact Deco I 'be% 1993 University Relations Coordinator Funded By: Tim Danziger, A.S. office 3rd 9 24-6 240 or come For a free brochure by the A.S. office. and itineraries, call floor Student Associated r24 (408) 924-2680. Promotion Coordinator 'MBE ESITANIA Union. Students 1AI-CHIARSHIJC1,13 ALPHA PHI [DI'Ll'g nVA. 4 Tuesday, October 20, 1992 San Jose State University SPA RTA N UA I LY Features Recycle the Daily daily San Jose blows away the blues and save a tree TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR COMMUTE

If parking's a problem for you, let Altrans show you another way. With 21 direct bus lines to campus, we can create an individualized program to meet your personal commuting needs. To learn more, call 924-RIDE (Left) Hugo Salinas and his son Dal,. Ken Miller, Scott Lohr, and John Chille(with instruments).Salinas and son were at the festival all day You'll be glad you did. Free bluesfestival has people dancing in park AlTrans Your Alternative Transportation Solution BY JON SOLOMON Saturday, definitely gave the spartan Daily stall Writer crowd a good time with his Fundrd by SJSU Office of Traffic Parking Blues, brews, barbecues and humorous lyrics about his tattoos were in abundance Satur- whiskey-head buddies, his dog or day and Sunday at the sixth annu- having a beer guzzling woman. call today for free all day bus pass al JJ's Blues Festival at Guadalupe With his frayed hair blowing in Park. the wind, Bishop immediately got The festival was sponsored by the crowd on its feet with some the Southhay Blues Society. boogie-woogie grooves. Has this happened to you? An estimated 10,000 people Bishop, who's known for his III,SINESN 101 PSYCH 101 RIOLOGY 101 from all walks of life were on hand showmanship, took his wireless each day absorbing the sun and guitar into the crowd and while music at the free concerts. the crowd swarmed him, he still .1,05F.1) .0SED CLOSED This was the first time that the managed to play some mean licks. concert was free, but refreshments He then waded through the ocean were anything but free. Beer was of people to a booth to get water $3 , soft drinks were $2 and food while his band played on. 0 0 averaged about $5. Roy Rodgers and the Delta It was ironic the two days of Rhythm Kings also cooked up music played was called the blues some red-hot blues Saturday. because so many people were hav- Rodgers has undoubtedly mas- I dr 1 no I NC1.1S11 101 kh Staling 101 111Ps ing a good time dancing and tered the slide guitar to perfec- grooving to some of the finest in tion. Bay Area blues music. Rodgers and his band played PHOTOS BY DAVE MARSHALL SPARTAN DAILY Elvin Bishop, who headlined an updated version Mississippi Justin D. Williams isn't quite ready to play the blues on the harmonica. Delta blues along with some boo- gies and shuftles.The band also did a hip cover of Robert John- sounds like he took few singing B.B. King. NO ONE COVERS son's "Walkin' Blues:' The crowd lessons from the soulful Walker. It's hard not to compare Cain COLLEGE STUDENTS BETTER just couldn't get enough of his The sax, trumpet and keyboards to King, based on Cain's deeply playing, so he came back and of the Bosstalkers helped build a warm, but gruff vocal tone. Cain played a barrage of awe-inspiring big fat tone, which gave room for played some articulate jazz fla- Heald can guarantee With the guitar licks. Walker to expand on. vored blues riffs on guitar, while Joe Louis Walker and the Local favorite the Chris Cain his backing band, consisting of you will graduate on time! SPARTAN DAILY, Bosstalkers took the stage next Band headlined Sunday's bill with two saxes, keyboards, bass and and cranked out some Chicago- its Memphis-style blues grooves. drums, laid down the tight you can reach style shuffles. Walker's fluid guitar Cain's looks are somewhere in rhythms. style was over 34,000 reminiscent of B.B. King between Frank Zappa and Leon His name is Larry "Arkansas" and Buddy Guy. Heald College Robert Cray Redbone,_ but_ he sings a lot like Davis, but he wrote "Texas Flood:' 0 4 I x students & faculty. which was later covered by blues guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan 1-800-950-0559 ..ipelra Dni 1 and the title of his first album. A nonprofit college accredited by the Advertising Western Association of Schools and Colleges 924-3270 Herschensohn A.A.S. 1)ila...4. Jot!) Plarciewni SV1'9 kr.. Fin:1114'0 ti, I Z A met by protesters

BY KERRY PETERS 0 RECESSION BUSTER!!! E 1 A spartan Daily Stall Wnter The Brothers of Gamma Zeta Alpha Name Brand.. .At A Clone Price! Fraternity would like to congratulate our newest Republican U.S. Senate candi- 1 -YEAR* chapter at the University of Cal Berkeley. date Bruce Herschensohn's cam- EPSON Loaded with tircat I cature%. pus visit was met by protesters ON -SITE Gamma Zeta Alpha is a young and evolving fraternity whose Monday. Equity 386S.V-/6Phis 2MB RAM em to 14MB 40MB HOD main purpose is to unite men with Latino interests in promoting About 20 people, both mem- WARRANTY! ir Mono VGA Monitor I 44MB 3 5' academic excellence. bers and non-members of SJSU's 101 My keyboard DOS SO .T For more f Irty Garcia Frottorto Rodriguez 971-6867 Students for Choice, held up I Mar On-Sne Warranty information contact: Junior Jormwv 279 8407 signs like "Pro Choice, Pro-Envi- ronment" and "Keep Abortion Legal" throughout the speech in ACCESS the Student Union COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES Amphitheater CA I 0914 WIWI tttlES \ WEDNESDAY! to show their disapproval. 40.0.11Etagt v (408) 247-4444 Ten to 20 Clinton and Barbara ivAssociated Students '''' ''''' Serita Won se le I I I ( \\II., 1: 1 \ I Boxer supporters and members \ I \ Program Board prescitis , 1 I from "Concerned Citizens:' a se community group, also attended Wednesday the rally. Boxer is Herschensohn's Nite Democratic opponent. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK Protesters were peaceful and Cinema relatively quiet, but occasionally shouted remarks like "Let women r,.:1/4*.-- decide for themselves" when Her- s CTOBER schensohn spoke on issues of abortion and women in combat. 20 TUE. 21 WED. "We are here to protest silently that women have rights and that TODAY TOMORROW we need to decide" said Negar Nematollahi, a political science Community As the Bell Tolls sophomore and member of "Stu- Health Fair Normal School Bell '441 WAYNE'S dents for Choice." 900AM-2:00PM "They (the speakers) are close Student Union SJSU DJs Controlled Drinking Experiment to me (physically):'said Nematol- Middle level South Side Student Union lahi, "but they are so far away. 1 11:00AM-1:30PM ID know they are all blocking me out P.E.S.S.T. UPD- CHP October 21 -I right now." Prevention Education $2.50, Student Union Herschensohn referred to the Survival Tactics P.E.S.S.T. protesters as his Street Prevention Education Ballroom, 6 &Born "opponents" He 4:30-6:00 PM commented that he was glad they Street Survival Tactics st 05014 705515 1.1.7.A0V AVALIABIE FOR ONLY SIOI Spartan Stadium 4:30-6:00PM Up(01111n9 Pv.IIIS 924-6261 lunded by were there, saying, "This is what FOR MORE IMFOR PEP-CENTER For iota about cell the Ft AP lino 0114081 Spartan Stadium CALL 924-594 As wvored Snaien0 Rop.d Apathy Terminator America is about!' Sports SPA RTA N DAILY San Jose State University Tursday, October 21), 1992 5 Spartan hockey pushes Stanford around SJSU wins one out oftwo games in weekend series against league champs BY MARIA C. ROSE pension for slashing Denis in Spartan Daily StaliWriter the jaw in the middle of the The Spartan Ice Hockey third period. team split a two-game series "He got me real good:' said with last season's Division I Denis, whose jaw was tem- champion, the Stanford Cardi- porarily dislocated. nal, this weekend at the Golden The Cardinal had 37 shots Gate Ice Arena in Redwood on goal compared to the Spar- City. tan's 27 shot attempts. SJSU After a close 5-3 loss to Stan- goaltender Mike Bruins was ford Friday night, the Spartans credited with Saturday night's dominated the Cardinal in a 6- shutout. 0 blowout Saturday night. On Friday night Spartan "Friday we lost, but we put rightwinger Jay Kowalczyk fear into Stanford for Sattuday's scored two power play goals in gamer SJSU Head Coach Ron the second period, tying the Glasow said. game 3-3. But Stanford was First-year Spartan able to come back with two rightwinger Jay Kowalczyk, a goals in the third period to win transfer student from New Jer- the game. sey, overpowered the Cardinal "They caught us on defense with four goals on Saturday. and we got burned:' said SJSU Center Elliot Chung assisted assistant coach Ed Gabel after the first two goals. Friday night's battle. "It looks "He has a real knack for the like Stanford walked away with net," Glasow said of Kowalczyk. it, but SJSU dominated the "He has signs of real leader- gamer ship' Stanford and UC Berkeley In Saturday's game. the were listed at the top teams in Spartans played for a total of 13 the area for the Pacific Colle- minutes in the first period with giate Hockey Association, a player in the penalty box. according to the October issue Center Cody Smith scored a of A merican Hockey Magazine. shorthanded breakaway goal to But SJSU beat IX Berkeley help build up momentum last weekend 11-2 and after this against the Cardinal. weekend series split, SJSU leads "Cody put the nail on the Stanford with a four goal differ- MARVIN FONG - SPARTAN DAILY coffin" said SJSU center Martin ential. Stanford's Bill Sutherland(#1 ) and Gregory Sands(#18) get tangled up with SJSU's Kevin Fitzgibbons(#23) in the third period of Friday night's Denis. The Spartans' next game is hockey match at Golden Gate Ice Arena in Redwood City. Stanford, ranked near the top of the Pacific Collegiate Hockey Association, won Stanford forward Mark Ben- at UCLA Friday at noon and Wednesday's game 5-3. SJSU came back to shutout the Cardinal 6-0 the following night. ning was given a two-game sus- Saturday at midnight.

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TWE mertainment extrayagerim 7SHOUT. bdy . through San Jose landscapes ,ve. Video AtiAde Pool Tables Baits. Basketball Cau. Oct. 25 ,pails Programming lunch & dinner, nightly dancing & omotions, dueling S.ng-a-long Piano Players Line 7 crtsrt...,; iierlainment & More II s 3 nightclubs arid a restaur An exhibition showcasing the work of New York artist and San Jose State instructor. ,mo one and a virtual playground tor kids ot all ages, 11 Altoon Sultan. I ler paintings focus on the architecture of older neighborhoods 11, lire a break trom the books and come to the party at San throughout downtown and the campus community. At d.p. Fong and Spratt Galleries, I la.m. -6 p.m. Tuesday - Thursday, I I a.m. - 8 p.m. 383 S. First St. Gallery hours TRICYCLE RACES, HUMAN BOWLING, HUMAN DARTS 411(117101P Friday and Saturday, and noon - 4 p.m. Sunday.

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DATING GAME & LADIES NIGHT Wr.: San Jose Stage Company presents this funny and touching play about the 20th reunion of the James Dean Fan Club. Student tickets $11 - $15. COLLEGE FOOTBALL SellulddVS ri NFL ACTION . .day & Monday Performances Wednesday - Saturday 8 p.m. and ’r.’73it Sunday 2 p.m. For tickets, call 283-7142. THE ULTRAVIOLETS st*I1E1 Call the San Jose Downtown Association's 24-hour FYI MCCARTY & COMPANY p line for upcoming events at 295-2265, Ext. 483. For a at Ow lowilion free pocket-size Downtown Directory or Fall Money SAN JOSE DOWNTotAN CALL 294-LIVE FOR RESERVATIONS OR MORE INFORMATION! Saver Coupon Book, Call 279-1775. ASS(WIATIO \

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