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Sedition, September 11, 1972 San Jose State University SJSU ScholarWorks Sedition Cultural Heritage Center 9-11-1972 Sedition, September 11, 1972 Graphic Offensive Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/sedition Part of the Civic and Community Engagement Commons, Critical and Cultural Studies Commons, Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Ethnicity in Communication Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, Peace and Conflict Studies Commons, Politics and Social Change Commons, and the Race, Ethnicity and Post- Colonial Studies Commons Recommended Citation Graphic Offensive, "Sedition, September 11, 1972" (1972). Sedition. 13. https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/sedition/13 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Cultural Heritage Center at SJSU ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Sedition by an authorized administrator of SJSU ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I I I • I ' ' BODEGA. The Bodega is a restaurant and ALUM ROCK PARK, at the east end of Alum • • bar with local, and occasionally name, bands. Rock Ave., is a beautiful park with many D· o ·. They usually charge $1 on weekend nights nice trails and waterfalls and ·an unfor­ and $2 for name bands like Cold Blood and tunate amount of poison oak. Boz Scaggs. The Bodega caters to hip ca­ Some aities, like San Franaisao and ~ reer types and is heavy on pickups. Din­ ROSICRUCIAN MUSEUM, l342 Naglee Ave., is Berkeley, have numerous smaU aenters for ners are expensive. No dance floor. You a'museum of Egyptian art and artifacts, music, drama., and film, whiah are lOIJ)-priaed must be 21. 30 s. Central, Campbell. featuring mummified attendants. make Zi ttZe or no profit, and are run by aorrmunity people as a serviae to the aom­ ,..G~~ munity. San Jose, unfortuna:tely, is not STRAWBERRY FIELDS. Hasn't been that good one of these aities. There is almost no­ in the past, but is now under new man­ thing that aauld be desaribed as ;,people's agement, so may be looking up. Happy entertaironent." It would be a worthy and hour between 7-8 p.m., with 10¢ beer. mu.ah-needed endeavor for any group to On the corner of 10th and Williams. und.ertake. In the meantime, there are rrv.ny aorrrrzeraial establishments that wiU be gZad to separate you from your doZZar. Some are good pZaaes to ha.ng out: RICARDO'S. Ricardo's, a San Jose land­ mark, features a lot of good local bands, has pretty good pizza, beer, and an ex­ cellent $2 spaghetti dinner. 18 and over welcome, but sometimes an extra charge for those under 21, No dance floor. 218 Willow, 294-4009. ISADORES. A franchise wµich charges $3.50 for name groups. Has four dance floors, SHELTER, The Shelter is a popular bar caters to "swinging singles." You won I t COMMUNITY ALERI' PATROL, 251-9109, cruises with college students and freaks,, They the community on Friday and Saturday often feature local bands with a cover be admitted if you wear jeans. 3830 Stevens Cr!:!ek·Blvd. nights in radio cars watching out for charge, On Wednesday, they have cheap police brutality and harassment, carry­ beer and always attrack a good crowd. ing cameras, tape recorders and witnesses. You IJ1Ust be 21 and have ID with picture. JOINT EFFORT COFFEEHOUSE • A creation of San Jose State student government. After · Call them when -the police arrive , and 349 w. San Carlos, 288-8648. a Inanagement shake-up near the end of last they'll be there within minutes. CHATEAU LIBERTE. The Chateau is a popular year, the Joint Effort really hasn't estab­ VIETNAM VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR, 255 E. lished a direction for itself. Only stu~ place in the S~ta Cruz Mountains with Williams, 998-0367 are a group of San dents are welcome. In the old cafeteria. good bands for around $1. You must be Jose vets who take part in anti-war ac­ 21. Off the Old Santa Cruz Highway in tions, counsel G.I. 'sand people thinking JONAH'S WAIL. A coffeehouse on the week­ Los Gatos. 353-1600. of going into the mil:i;tary, and work ends, usually featuring unknown folk-rock around the case of Pvt. Billy Dean Smith. performers. Easy-going atmosphere. On TOWN AND COUNTRY LODGE, Located in Ben They have also tried to deal with unem­ some week-nights political presentations Lomond, the Town and Country Lodge is ployment and drug problems of vets. with John Thorne, IRA spokesmen, etc., are frequented by freaks and mountain people. offered. 10th and San Carlos. They have ·good and often big name groups, and serve expensive dinners. Off Highway 9 , 336-8820. CHEAP MOVIES JABINSKY'S. Mainly a dri-nking establish­ There aren't too many places ment with people as the main entertain­ you can see movies for under $2.00 in S.J. ment. Happy hour between 7 and 9 daily._ Her,e are a few: Beer is very cheap on Fridays. Free food on Thursdays after 8:30 PM. Fox Theater, South lst and San Carlos, 293- 700 ?. The Fox shows seaond run movies for 50¢ or 99¢. Their midnight shows usuaUy attraat a lot of people. Jose Theater, 64 South Seaond Street, 297- 0253.The Jose runs a variety of films, with a lot of low-budget and horror produations. They 1J.Bua.lly aharge $1.25 at night and 60¢ for. matinees • Taume Theater, 1433 The Alameda, has und.er- ground, avant-gard.e, and "erotia" films every Saturday night at midnight for $1.50. THE SAN JOSE WOMEN'S CENTER, at 9th and San . Carlos in the basement of Building z, 294-7265, offers legal, psychological ENTER'l'AINMENT GUIDES. The S. F. CHRONICLE and abortion counseling and is open to provid.es extensive guid.es to musia in clubs all women. They offer a rap session on aU around the Bay Area on Wednesdays, Fri­ Women is Liberation the 2nd and '4th Mon­ days, and Sundays. The S.J. MERCURY is day night of each month as well as a the only paper- to consult for San Jos_e Men's Rap n~ght the 1st and 3rd Tuesday movies. ROLLING STONE.magazine's S.F. of the month. The Center also has a Free FLYER, whiah appears in oaaasionai issues, Store and is in the process of.publishing has a large aalendar of musia and enter­ the second issue of Xanthippe, a woman's tainment in the Bay Area. ROLLING STONE, magazine. There is a lot of literature however, is a hip-aapitaZist aorporation about the women's movsment and a bulletin gone hip-imperialist, so try to rip it off board with information on child care, THE GARRET. Located in the Pruneyard, if possible. rides, crash pads, etc. General meetings City of Campbell, right off Highway 17 are held the second Tuesday of the month_ at Campbell Ave. and Bascom. Prices MISC. CHEAP ENTERTAINMENT. at 7:30, and any woman can initiate.a fairly expensive. Small pitcher $1.50. They have bread, cheese, etc,(for a price WILLIAM STREET PARK, 16th and William. A of course). Has entertainment all the good place for picni·cs, softball -games, time. throwing frisbees around, running dogs, and generally hanging out. S'l'. JAMES INFIRMARJ. In Mt. View, on ST. JAMES PARK, N. lst and St. James, fea­ Moffett Field Road, off Bey-shore Freeway. tures muggers and winos. Great place to drink, dance and watch. All types of recorded music plays con- KELLY PARK, Story and Senter, has a picnic i area, Japanese Tea Gardens, Children's tinuaJ.ly. Good prices: for beer 33¢ a glass. Very good price on mixed drinks. Playground and a zoo, and sometimes hosts 9yrict on ID' s. late-night rumbles. HE & I SAN JOSE STATE San Jose State Health Center is opening When I was sensual, a birth control clinic this fall on He was sexual, Iii campus. It's mainly for women getting When I wanted affection Iii birth control for the first time. Af'ter He gave me come Iii an hour rap session, women sign up for Iii a doctor's examination for a fee of When he wanted me Iii about $20. He aiwg:ys got me • Iii When I desired him FREE CLINICS He often decUned Iii Two are available: one on 151 W. Mission Iii (297-8161 af'ter 5 PM) which is open on When he got tired Iii Monday and Thursdey nights from 5-9 PM, He said goodnight Iii and one on 1989 McKee Road, open Mondey When I was weary Iii from 3-7 and Wednesday from 5-9, They anc. Leigh, near He kept on Iii treat hepatitis, alcoholism, VD, and San Jose City Col­ Iii other medical problems as well as provid­ lege, a recycling When I got sma:r-t Iii ing pregnancy tests and birth control center :i:s. open on He got upset information. They can't really handle Monday-Friday from When I got strong Iii acute medical problems though, as they 11-5. They accept He moved al,ong Iii don't have labs or x-ray facilities. This glass and cans. Iii a county program • Meredith Ma:r-kl,e .~ THE SAN JOSE RECY­ tdken from XANTHIPPE CLING CENTER, on Singleton Road CHILD CARE next to the City A student-coordinated , Dump, is open Sat­ child-care center is open ·day and Sunday from 9-4, and takes five days a week at St. ass, cans, and newspapers. Paul's Methodist Church, at the corner of 10th ,wspapers can be recycled at Independent and San Salvador.
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