In Sports... Inetc.... Volleyball For some opens it's a street conference fair. play with For others, f a historic win. it's just plain bazaar. See story on page 4. See story on etc. Published for San Jose State University since 19,4 Volume tot, Number 13 Thursday. September 16. 1993 Baby's first skit Arena threatens SUREC

By jellIfflulIkuta- Spartan 1 cu `mail WhIti events. The opening of the new "We will COD [Mlle to do downtown arena will result shows with Bill Graham in a loss of revenue for Presents and the (San SJSU's Event Center. Jose) symphonythat rela- As a result of the arena, tionship is pretty solid," the Event Center lost a Cads said. "Now we have to Warriors exhibition basket- delve It', areas we haven't ball game which netted focused 1 1c1 in the past. It's $10,000 to $12,000 last a challenge." year. Sesame Street Live More ot all attempt will and an event sponsored by be made to get corporate Nickelodeon were also lost and business events and to the new arena. banquets into the Event That doesii't ilecessarily Center, Cad v said. The mean they'll stay lost, Event smaller venue is better suit- Director Ted Cady said. ed to these compared to is it the end of life as the arena, he said. we know it?" Cady said. For general admission "We just confirmed Lenny concerts, the Event Center Kravitz and Tears for Fears. can hold about 7,000 peo- For the first year, we will ple. The downtown arena feel a cut in revenue. can hold about 20,000 for There is no guarantee that a concert. HUFFMAN -7.1 Als what we're losing now will The drawing power of stay lost." the new downtown arena Shannon Taylor as Daphnie Doodlie holds her "baby," who is really part of the Advanced TV Production class. They were putting togeth- Cady said the Event could prove beneficial to Carl Siewert with a doll's body under his chin, as they are filmed for er a short film in the style of "Saturday Night Live" or "Monty Pythoi. Center will need to try the SJSU Event Center in "The Adventures of the Doodlic," Wednesday. Taylor and Siewert are Flying Circus" to practice production, editing and camera angles. more aggressive and cre- ative ways to book current C-1 FVFNT page 3 Student translators compete with professionals By Bill Drobideivic vary depending on the between 15-20 cents a word. fessional translators charge for talked ab, att.. "We would have a Spartan Daily Staff Wnt,.1 great need language, said Lupe Languages spoken by fewer Bay their work, Jeff Chapman, direc- After speaking with Perlman, for such services. I thought we The marketing Morishige, director of Area residents, like Mandarin tor of marketing and media rela- Chapman felt that using SJSU could not only make a good director of a local the Century School of Chinese, cost about 15 cents a tions at Piiceon, thought of students would be the right deci- deal for ourselves but also allow high-tech company Languages in San Jose. word in a technical manual. using SJSU's foreign language sion to make students to put their major to was astounded to see She said translating Morishige said less common department to translate the "I knew that using the foreign work in the real world." how expensive it was technical munials into languages, like Farsi and Japan- company's manuals. languages department was a Piiceon, located in San Jose to get his company's Spanish, a language ese, cost more. "Everyone and "We talked about the transla- good idea after talking to other and owned by Dynatech Corp., manuals translated many area residents their brother thinks they can tion work," said Barbara Perl- translation services and seeing manufactures memory -upgrade into other languages. I I is ydo- speak, costs between 10-12 cents translate," she said, "but it's not man, SJSU's foreign language their rates and kr rowing that our configurations and moderns for tion saved his coinpait% !matey a word. that easy." department administrative assis- company is bet,,,iiing more palmtop, laptop and personal and benefited SJSU students. Languages spoken by fewer After searching the Bay Area tant. "He liked my ideas, or he global by !he da \ said Chap- Prices for translation work area people, like French, cost and finding out how much pro- liked the sound of what we had man. See LANGUAGE. page 6 Printers compete for SJSU copying needs Some profs By Erika D. Schuman Spartan Daily Staff IA'nirr Baggenstos, a 200- page spiral-bound shake off Students, faculty and staff course reader costs a have many things in com- student $10.20, plus mon. They park in the same tax. garages. They eat in the same The self-serve quake rules cafeteria. And they go to the copiers are 6 cents a copy. By Ed Stacy same places for copies and spanAn Dm1. Star wa,,, course readers. Compare that to Professors ;aid students the AS. Print Shop In an rift al to be safety-, sc ic ns. eye! v who need course readers, which is located on SJSI t,u-ulty member op% of photo copies, computers or campus between the the c )iito pus Emerge ic Mutes facsimiles can go to Kinko's, Pub and the Spartan critic c. ill 11V \ wr Vice Maple Press or the AS. Print Bookstore. Store man- PresIdelit Maynard Rohnisi). atid were Shop. ager Paul Lee said it asked It, read it to each class. Whichever service is need- costs a student $9.70 'Though the memo suggested the tear h- ed will dictate where the cus- plus tax for the same ers read it to the second and third meeting tomer will go, unless, of course reader. The of each class, the memo did make it clear course, the product can be self-serve copiers are 4 that it was to be read in order to infot or purchased at more than one cents per copy. sr) idelits of appropriate actions in case of place. George (;hadiri, .111 emergency. For example, course read- owner of Maple Press, The memo, passed out on Aug. '25, deli ers can be obtained at Maple charges $8.55 for the with fires, earthquakes and other disasters Press, the A.S. Print Shop and same 200-page spiral- and discussed medical emergencies and Kinko's. bound course reader, building evacuation. Kinko's, located on the plus tax. He does not If this is fit small(' news to von, volt are corner of San Carlos and offer self-serve not alone. F. a many students on camp)! Third streets, will stop selling copiers. they were read if procedures oils course readers on Dec. 31 The A.S. Print once, if at all. because of difficulty with Shop uses recycled Junior Jerry M1 lii lyn. was not read some of its publishers. paper, which costs these procedm es (int e this semester. "1 It was sued for copyright more. A case of new remember a I tropic ot semesters ag, , infringement and lost in paper costs $17 per teacher mentioned it.- 31(1111%1c N.% )NA kAitk *F----...PART AN March 1991. case, compared to a Seemed to be a Ina issue Oleo, bur Since Kinko's primary ser- case of recycled George Ghadiri, owner of Maple Press, serves Stephanie Schaeffer, left, and Anna Machado who had come haven't heard anvi hing since'." vice is copying, which pro- paper, which costs to the shop for the first time. Ghadiri has been serving up course readers and copies for students for 10 years. (Jut' of the far nir . members who does vides adequate business, it $23 a case. read it is Ptolemy)! Fr ances Kovarik in the decided to forgo course read- "Next year we may have to course readers published. Press. Senior Mary Novielli has health t I IS) Department. Accord- er eublishing. switch back to virgin paper "It takes four to six weeks "I would rather go to the used all three establishments. ing to sell iot Stir. are Utsey, who has Pro- For all of the other ser- due to cost," said Ire. to obtain copyright permis- Maple Press because the line "Kinko's is conven re in fessor Koval ik1, a I IS 194, said she read it vices we provide, it's not Other costs come from fol- sion," Ire said. 'Some teach- goes faster: one person rings because of it's location on one of the fit st days, but none of her worth the trouble of dealing lowing strict copyright laws. ers don't want to wait that up at the cash register while hours:1 have pulled a couple ()thei nistt lit tilts had read it. with all of the copyright laws, "Copyright laws are tough long and they take their busi- someone else finds your of all-niters at the computers." Resider ice halls suit however, make all said Laura Baggenstos, and we follow them to a tee," ness elsewhere, and some- course reader," Arnold said. she said. "I like using the extra effor t to make mute stiidents ate Kinko's store manager. Lee said. times we refer them to Maple "Yon also don't have to photo copy machines the! cc par on all safety promlitt es. "We're just so busy with Copyright laws play a sig- Press," he said. dodge any copiers. Kinko's is too." toaster Hall's Resident Duet to!, Ed everything else." nificant role when teachers Junior Michele Arnold has OK. but I would rather go to See SAFETY. page 6 At Kinko's, according to decide where to have their used both Kinko's and Maple Maple Press," she said. See PRESS. page 6

2 Thursday. September is, 1993 Forum & Opinion SAll lose MATE UNivemsrrv SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Letters to the Editor Caged animals Car alarm swing to odd tune solutions

circus has come to town. In conu.ast Editor: Thewith its banners and bright displays, Car alarms are a real problem, even more than hang signs with pleas for animal equality Jason Meagher's column ("Car alarm are due for and i (-pea. changes," Sept. 14) states. The ,tnimal acts are cruel. There is yin to yang, Motion detectors set off the stupid things in a cold to warm and it takes two to tango, except the Seventh Street Garage just about every time when it comes to the circus. someone drives out. Cries of animals have been muffled by the bars So, during many breaks, randomly all day and on their cages through years of freak circus dis- sometimes for hours at a time, classes and offices plays. in Duncan, McQuarrie and Sweeney Halls are The human freak shows, such as the Elephant disrupted because of these useless noise makers. Man, ended in the 1910s, because people com- It seems that the collective wisdom of the plained. If the animals had an opportunity to bureaucracy can't solve this problem. I have a file complain. what would they say? of correspondence going back to 1991 from the The dancing bears and head-swallowing tigers Academic Senate, the Public Safety Director and are too busy pacing in their cage to 1..mment. Assemblymernber John Vasconcellbs. Having to live in a five by four 13) :. \ c feet cage All basically say that nothing can be done turns them into victims of compulsive obsessive about the noise due to state law. disorder. With the psychological ailment, the ani- If an alarm goes off, then a warning can be mals can spend all day moving their heads side-to- placed on the car. Surprisingly enough, a warning side. on the windshield doesn't stop the noise. Tigers are also prone to loosing sight with age. Only if at alarm sounds continuously for 45 Their eyes get burned out by bright stage lights. minutes can a car be towed. This takes an officer the devices ironically designed to help people see or parking attendant away from other duties for bet tee that time. The acrobatic elephants get a special bonus Then, if the alarm only sounds when a car dri- from the circus' personnel chains. The ele- ves by, it may only go on for two minutes, in five- phants travel, live and eat while bound, so their FRED UMFERT SPARTAN DAILY minute intervals and the warning on the car is pacing is especially limited. useless. Since 11 out of 12 months are spent on the My solutions would be to: I. Place a big sign hi road, the chains only come off for awhile, duriiig One flew over San Jose State the garage to the effect that it doesn't do any acrobatic training. the garage to the effect that it doesn't do any no one is The bears, tigers and elephants are social ani- Hot damn! Ken Kesey's Kesey became a magnet for JIM good to turn on your alarm because mals. They need to interact and mark their terri- 'coming to town. other disassociated freaks who going to respond to the sound anyhow. tory, but limited space and the pacing prevent For two days (Sept. 23-24) flocked to him. Together they BATCH 2. Tow any car with an alarm sounding no such natural instincts. he's going to visit our humble lit- traveled the blue highways of matter for how long or short a time. The poor living conditions for circus stars often tle campus and make our ears America in a psychedelic bus, Other solutions would be park on South Cam- pose territorial and mating problems, as well. bleed with odd visions of the way wrecking havoc on the helpless Et SPHANT TALK pus and have people take the bus, or to air-con- When female animals are in heat, the male tor- things could be. "normals" of society. dition the affected buildings so that they can ture becomes unbearable. Two whole days. Hot damn! So the big question concern- keep their windows shut during the hot weather. The social animals in the circus share the same For those who think the 60s ing Kesey is, what the hell is this something to say for this one. All behavioral characteristics with their zoo counter- "thing" was just about flowers, human contradiction? Is he a lit- the freaky twenty somethings of Ken McKay parts. The hippopotamus and the seal at Happy tie-dyes and protests, Kesey was erary genius? Is he a pioneering today do is bury themselves in Professo; meteorology Hollow Park and Zoo on Senter Road would the aberration of an already guru of perception who had the some half-assed false sense of agree if they stopped pacing. aberrant decade. If the 60s were balls to look beyond reality to expression called "alternative." After all, the living arrangement at the zoo a family. Kesey would be like the see what was there? Or is (was) We look really cool, but we don't Neighborly accommodates more than 100 animals in one 6-year-old kid with the wild imag- he simply a childish, hedonistic do much. acre of concrete. ination who couldn't stay out of acid-head? Kesey, however, is a true alter- It is not fair to say that all circus and zoo com- trouble. In truth he is and was all of native. He is an inspiration to quarrels panies are equally cruel. Sometimes, the animals these things. He saw the world in those who can't even consider get a break. a different way and showed that themselves alternative those Once in a while, the doors to the cages come 'He is an there were different interpreta- who can't find any association Editor: open and the animals get a chance to visit a hold- tions on how to VICW it. with the gothics, the punks or Jason Meagher's story ("Neighbor says FIJI ing arena. inspiration to the ravers. members are too loud," Sept. 13) quotes Phi There, the animals can walk around "free" for those who can't As Kesey would say, you're Gamma Delta's president Justin Hess' (para- several seconds, maybe minutes if the keepers feel either on the bus or off the bus; phrased) statement that I am the "only neighbor generous. even consider 'He was an you either get it or you don't. who has a problem with FIJI" and allows the mat- And once the animals grow old, loose eyesight themselves If you don't, you go on with ter to stand at that. and fail in health, their retirement plan sends experimental freak your clock-watching lifestyle and Meagher was supplied with a petition signed by them to testing laboratories. There, the ex-circus alternative...' who cared less for live an easy, mundane life. If you nine neighbors complaining about Fiji. stars and zoo veterans get lobotomies and test do get it, you become something Hess knows he is lying when he continues to anti-aging face creams. world peace and else and have the courage to say that I am the only neighbor complaining. He Federal regulations require the least when it He was an experimental freak more for individual look deeper into things and take too has the petition in his possession. comes to wild and endangered lives. If the man's who cared less for world peace the leap. Hess was also in attendance at a meeting with worst fear is jail. why is society so non-chalant and more for individual free- freedom...' That is the essence of Kesey university officials at which another neighbor about caging animals:. dom to push the limits of every- and that is the essence of alter- complained. At least in jail, Federal law permits recreational thing. He was the alternative to native. Not dressing the part and Unfortunately, the DAILY allowed Hess to con- facilities. In the cage, the law only requires the alternative. SOlite of the doors are locked saying something cool, but find- tinue spinning myths. enough room to stretch. In 1962, Kesey produced one Kesey would say, borrowing from ing a unique way. Harold Stanford This is not enough. of the greatest stories ever writ- Aldous Huxley, doors we don't People say that living such a graduate, library science ten, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's even know about. life is self-destructive and irre- Nest," in his first try as a novelist. He was simply opening some sponsible, that chasing ideals is He also just happened to of them up any way he could in pointless. But Kesey is living ingest incredible amounts of order to get a broader picture of proof that bigger and better is Forum Page Policies SPARTAN LSD. He subjected himself to things. possible. clinical tests that a Menlo Park As hippie as it sounds, there's Hot damn! SPARTAN DAILY provides a daily hospital was conducting with the absolutely nothing wrong with TheForum to promote a "marketplace of AILY then-tmluiown drug. that and everything right with ideas." Contributions to the page are Jim Bat cho is a Daily staff encouraged from students, staff, faculty and oth- EDITORIAL It opened up his world; he, in it. turn, Introduced it to the Bay Although he was a voice for a columnist. His column appears ers who are interested in the university at large. Any letter or column for the forum page must Hector Flores executive editor Area. different generation, he has every other Thursday. be turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the Tara Murphy city editor Spartan Daily newsroom, Dwight Bental Hall Jennifer Feurtado production editor 209, or to the information booth in the Student Jenifer LaPolla photo editor War of the words Union. Matt Wallis chief photographer Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Edi- Karen T. Schmidt asst photo editor /wake, screaming, from the than you stayed up late to catch tor, The SPARTAN Duly, School ofJournalism and Minerva Panlilio sports editor same nightmare every a joke they could tell at school Mass Communications, San Jose State University, Jon Solomon features editor night. I am covered in the next day." One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192. Amos Fabian forum editor Articles may be faxed to (408) 929-3282. editor sweat and I can't get back to "Younger than me?" Naser ldeis online/national Articles and Kevin Turner chief copy editor sleep until I grab the remote "Yes, younger than you. Why, letters MUST contain the author's Paul Wotel entertainment editor control and flick it on. the war was all anyone could talk name, address, daytime phone number, signa- Stephen Greene adviser In the dream, I am many about. People that never even ture and major. years older and I have a son. bothered to turn on a TV sud- Although not encouraged, names may be Reporters (:Lira (hen. Pamela Cornelison, ft-van Cotton, We're watching TV together and denly had an opinion about how really weird. I'm trying to withheld upon request. I rapline Dick. Bill Drobkiewit 7.. Holly Fisk. Jennifer Ikuta, Shari the channel to PBS, but Contributions must be typed or submitted on Kaplan. Gabe Iron, Kristin Lomax, Nicole Martin. Pat Matas, his face is only inches away from the war would turn out." change Jason Meagher. lane Monies, Kevin Moore. Carolina Mortxler, the screen. "Were they right?" all the TV will do is switch quick- a 3.5 inch computer disk using Microsoft Word Kira Ratmansks. Ks le Register, Erika Schuman. Ed Stacy. It is way past my son's bed- "Well, some were and some ly from one late night show to on the Macintosh. Always bring a printout of time, but I let him stay up to weren't." the next. your submission. Columnists: Jim Batcho, Limn Benson, Amos Fabian. Laura Klein- then David, then Submissions become the property of the SPAR- man, David Marshall, John Perm Mau Smith, Kevin Turner. Brian watch his favorite show. He turns I see Jay, Wachter, Ben Weinberg. to me and looks up with his big Chevy, Arsenio and finally TAN DAILY and will be edited for grammar, libel doe eyes and asks, "Daddy, Conan. And then Jay, David, and length. Photographers Acohs Shona Banff. Ands Barron. Deanna Horvath. Ent S Huffman. Leriee Mcfadden.Tonv Miceli, Clarke where were you during the war?" 'He turns to me Chevy, Arsenio and Conan. Jay, Robinson. Monique Schoenfeld. I think to myself, 'Where do David, Chevy, Arsenio and Categories available to non-Daily staff mem- kids get this stuff these days?" and looks up with Conan. bers are: AZ: Martin Gee. Fred limpert. "I was in college, son," I say his big doe eyes The room starts spinning and Campus Viewpoint: 300 to 500 word essays ADVERTISING hesitantly, wondering about his so does my son's head. I'm get- on current campus, political or personal issues. motives for asking. and asks,`Daddy, ting really scared and I drop the Submissions should be well researched. Jim Tramel advertising director "Which side were you on?" where were you remote control and it disappears Letters to the Editor: Up to 200 words "Well, son, there were a lot of into the cusions of the couch. responding to a certain issue or point of view. If Alvin Clung art director tough choices to make then, but during the war?" My son's head stops back- they are longer, they may edited for length. Darlene Kee downtown manager wards on his body and in Ed Alexander Wadley national manager when the time came, every one ii-King Yee retail manager knew which side to choose." McMahon's voice he says Other articles appearing on this page are: Jac k Quinton adviser "What was the war like?" "Heeeeere's Johnny." I hide Reporters or Editor's forum: "There was a lot of confusion. My son turned back to the TV behind the sofa and scream. Opinion pieces written by the staff writers or Everywhere you turned, some- and in an instant he seemed to Boy, will I he glad when the editors which do not necessarily reflect the Matures Authons Baker, Theresa Fulton. Phillip Olsen. one was trying to convince you forget all about the war. late night TV wars are over. majority views of the SPARTAN DAILY, the School of blond hair glowed slightly Journalism and Mass Communications or SJSU. Executives Steve Breulte. Jolie Chili, Jane Cox, Trails Hale. Eva to go his way." His lam. R41,111,41(1 I es, Mai-Trang Nguyen. Angela Nolan. Mike Ofra- "Was it sad?" he asked with a from the light and his bunny Reporters are prohibited from writing opinions Pon Paced, Rob Schuh,, Stuart Yamatake frown crossing his little elvin rabbit's plastic eyes reflected the on issues they have covered for news stones. /Whim Martin Ger, Glen Jones, Mark Met, han, Kathryn Palmieri. face. action taking place on the Staff Editorials: These are unsigned opinion "No. There was laughter all screen. Kyle Preston Register is a pieces that express the majority opinion of the Lsnattrz(linispnwir, one Washinsisnn Nepal, Son Ir.. (A. 4514944 49 Phone around. Even children younger Here's where the dream gets Daily staff writer editorial board of the SPARTAN DAILY. SI ARTAN DAILY San lose State University Thursday, September 16.1993 3 Event FREE TUMON!!! SpartaGuide That's tight! You can have free From page e. with regular national exposia The San Jose State calendar The 1995 NI II. All-Star Game, tuition and books for the rest the years to come. which is scheduled for the of your college career. Also Local officials agree that the arena, will also put Sanitise in teCOIVO $1.00 per month. 6:00p.m. 7th & San Carlos arena draw will inure people to the spotlight. TODAY San Jose for events and that the Brit with a bright future, the Barbeque Pit. Call 236-2002 AFGHAN STUDENT ASSOCIA- two venues should be able to coming year could prove a HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- work together, rather than in tough one for the Event Center. TION: Meeting #2, 2:30 p.m. TION: No formal meeting- competition. Losing more events with the -AIRFORCL/6-, student union second confer- Marian Holt, president of the same financial returns as the -401C-1." bake sale, 3:30 p.m. - 7:30 ence room Call San Jose Convention and Visi- Wat riots would hurt. Solaimon p.m. B.C. 1st floor in front of tors Bureau, said the two build- "If we lose three or four Harooni (510) 487-2076 ings should compliment each events of that caliber, it does Starting salary $26,000 rising to $41,000 in four elevators Call Laurie 251- Meteorology, Computer Science. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRO- other. have an impact," Cady said. "But years. Seeking Nursing, 1152 "I think it's positive; they nobody knows. This building Computer Engineering, Physics, Electrical Engineenng. GRAM BOARD: Concert-Jimmy METEOROLOGY DEPARTMENT: won't detract from each other," could be obliterated or the Math majors, and under represented minorities (any major). Cliff, 9:00 p.m. student union she said. 'There will be an initial whole thing could make San Seminar on observation and CALL CAPTAIN JEANNE GILMOUR 924-2966 ballroom Call 924-6261 loss of business at the Event Cen- Jose the hot place for events." simulation of Urban Barrier ter, but that's just a part of sort- BLACK ALLIANCE OF SCIENTIST Effects on both PBL structure ing our business. The market AND ENGINEERS: will build up now that the base is General and dispersion patterns, noon, meeting/ BBQ social 6:00 broaden" Duncan Hall Rm. 614. Call That means with more to p.m. MEP Engineering Build- Del 294-5200. offer, more people will come to ing room San Jose. 356 Call Eugene Nu LAMBDA PHI: Final prepa- 924-8419 Jack Larson, the arena's direc- ration meeting - mandatory, tor of bookings and operations, BLACK STUDENT UNION: Gen- 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. said the two venues can work eral meeting, together. 6:00 p.m. Costonoan Room, Student Royce Hall tutorial "Our competition isn't the room A 1st Union Call (408) 294-2177 Event Center," he said. "Our floor Call competitors are the Cow Palace Kofi Weusi-Puryear PRE-MED CWB: General meet- (408) 446-1020 and the Oakland Coliseum. ing, 1:30 p.m. DH 345. Call We're trying to bring national an ATM bv CHI PI SIG/Via,: If they can put Barbecue, 230 Trinh Nguyen 238-4055. attention and exposure to the the Student Union, why can't tl S. 10th St. area." Call 998-9113. PSI CHI: Meeting, 1:30 p.m. put pockets in these pants? CHI P1 SIGMA FRATERNITY Larson said the Sharks will in DMH 357 play a part in this competition (COED): Orientation (new can- SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: didates), 600 p.m. 230 S. Art shows, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 10th St. Call (408) 998-9113 Art Bldg. Call Marla Novo CHICANO LIBRARY RESOURCE 924-4330. CENTER: Brown bag seminar, SOCIETY OF LATINO ENGINEERS Spartan 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Chi- The AND SCIENTIST: General body Daily cano Library - Wahlquest meeting, 6:00 p.m. Engineer- Library North 3rd floor Call ing Building Room 358 Call wants to 924-2707 or 924-2515 Angie 924-3830 from DELTA LAMBDA PHI: Mixer here SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGI- you. (Rush Event), 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 NEERS: Big sister/Little sister p.m. Barbecue Pits w/ Gala potluck, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 Write a letter IL hi ng to get your hands on some cash? Great Western Call Don (408) 924-8871 p m. at the Barbecue Pit Call Bank has an ATM in the parking lot by the Student Union. to the accepts any ATM GALA: Barbeque,4 : 30- Laura 275-0634. It operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It editor. card that bears a CIRRUS", STAR SYSTEM' or Ell News Room (408) 924-3280 There's no charge when you use a Great Western Banl< Al \ Fax 924-3282 card at our ATMs. To get your card ,imnly open a check!: there r-M Advertising 924-3270 account with us Great Western. \\ " ivs be Classified 924-3277 Sparta( ;tticle is available to .9.S1...; GREAT WESTERN BANK stuck.] its, faculty and siaff organi- zations for free. Deadline is 5 p.m., two (lays lx-fore publica- WANTED. tion. Forms are ;ivailalie at the Mg RECORDS I VIREO Srarran I X1.11V, DBI I '20). limited space may force reducing the Student Assistants iitunlxi of clinics. conduct research assist student groups give presentations on alcohol and drug info. 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JERFN1Y HCX IANSPECIAL TOME DAILY fought for three side out, trail- ing 13-14. Outside hitter Shane Erin Ginney, Sue Choe, and Pam Hope(L-R) cheer after their team- Donnellon made a kill for point mates blocked the ball in the Spartans 3-2 victory over the Wahines 15 followed by outside hitter Tuesday. It was the first time SJSU has beaten Hawaii since 1986. Crista Koch with game point 16- 14. SJSU 3 Hawaii 2 Game 3: 15-6H Strong serving in game three Game 1: 15-8 SJ Game 4: 15-10 H could not bring the Spartans to S orr Club a victory as the Wahine took the The Event Center 2: 16-14 Si Game 5: 15-13 SJ Game win 6-15. Includes: Hawaii dominated game four Full Aquatic Center Membership Special Membership Offer! as SJSU struggled to make a Mint Gym Faculty/Stall Membership comeback. Senior outside hitter Complete Cybex/Free Weight Fitness Center SJSU One Year $125.00 (regularly $150) Erin Ginney made the Spartans Ten Racquetball Courts final game point with a hit off Lifecycles and Stairmasters 015, Expree ciao 15199/ the block. Hawaii won 10-15 Without diet pills, drugs or tviiig the match 2-2. special food supplements Using self-guided imagery learned 'Hawaii hasn't been Sport Club 924-6368 at the SLYMMETRY Seminar Mon-Thurs: as strong as usual. 6am 11pm DATE: Saturday Oct 9, 1993 It is really exciting TIME: either 8:30AM-12,30PM oil 30- 5 30PM Fri: for us to knock off Sam-lOpm LOCATION Holiday Inn at Park Center Plaza 282 Almaden Blvd., San Jose, CA a top-rated team.' Sat & Sun: 10am-5pm COST: $125 (Students $80) Pam Hope Slymmetr; Seminar Presented by: sjsu volleyball teem swirl. rk Stephen Redmond, M.D., M.P.H. S pecialist in Preventive Medicine Quick score, no side outs, in pa id advertisement Graduate of NYU Medical School game five kept the score close as the teams battled for the victory. 11 and UC Berkeley. SJSU jumped ahead 13-11 when a call by the line judge was Statement of Ownership, Fill out the bottom slip and send it plus a check or money order to: overruled by the head referee. Management and Stephen Redmond, M.D., M PH The point was awarded to SJSU Circulation when the head referee ruled WS= 18550 Saint Louise Drive, #201 (Ftergu,ed by 39 U S C 3685) Hawaii had hit the ball out of 1A Trtie or PubIrcetior IS. PIALICATION NO. 2. Date of Filing Morgan Hill, Ca 95037 or call: 408-778-3837 bounds. Hawaii head coach SPARTAN DAILY 5 0 9 4 ,t3 0 0 0 Sept. (make check payable to: Stephen Redmond. M.D.) Dave 15, 1993 Slii!ji received a 3 f requency of Neu* 3A. No. of lobos ublished 311. Annual Subscription Prior yellow card Annually arguing a net touch called by Every school day 140 25.00 Name: the net referee at 14-12. a ComPlete Meiling Address of Known Office of Publication (Strew. Cory. Cf.*. Saadf and 2.11.4 Calk) (Nos prentem, The Spartans maintained the Address: lead proclaiminF a 15-13 victory. SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 "Hawaii hasn t been as strong s Compete Moons Address of Pm Neadousners of General Summits Offices cA Pm Publisher (Nor termer) as usual. It is really exciting for Same as 4 Phone: us to knock off a top-rated team," said Pam Hope, a 6 Full Nantes and Complete Maiiing Address of PublAher. 5dder. and Managing Ecktor mw an MUST NOT be WM) Choice of seminar time: 08:30 AM - 12:30 PM senior Piobomhat 'Name and Corvine **ohne Adslrese) setter transfer from San Diego (choose one) 01:30 PM - 5:30 PM State. San Jose State University , San Jose, CA 95192-0149 According to Hope, the team Bctqw thaw and Complete Mathew Address) was not blocking and passing as Hector Flores, SPARTAN DAILY, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 well in games three and four. "Craig works us real hard," said Managing Editor fAlwar and Complete Marling Address) SRN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Hope after the game. "I don't Jennifer Feurtado, SPARTAN DAILY, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 think we were tired. We had 7 Owner 'Rosined hi a romoranon tri name and address near be 'sated and oleo onormdtately evreander dm now dad abolognet of stociltolders coming or holding some injured players so they 1 omen, or more of total onemint of mod if..,, owned by a cotponetton the WTI, and addresses of the otegbeggliml omen Mar br gown If aimed b. a pannerthop FOOTBFILL at ocher min. orporated fino, os name and aeleltme a, mei, at Mai of Mar Inanleadd ern be viten If die pabliemion is pablielted boa nonprofit organtsation 1/I may look tired. I'm feeling name and addrest mast be stared 1 them now be completed i great." Full Name Complete Melling Addrets Hope led SJSU with 36 assists State of CaTifornia San Jose State University and four digs. San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Head Coach Craig Choate planned to beat Hawaii by serv- ing really tough and explains 8 Cnowr Bondholders Mongegees. end Ebner Security Moirlvs Owning or Holding 1 Percent or More of Totel Amount of Sonde Mortgages or Of ho, that there are more serving Securines rff fern. ate none in,,.,,, errors with this strategy. Full Noma Compere Moline Address Erin Ginney had four service aces while Crista Koch and Sue Choe followed with three ser- vice aces each. Choate did not like the rally 9 ' ',Yr/legion by Nonwofn Ofgenrzetions Authorozed To Merl et Specie' Retell IOMM Secnon 414 11 onl, o scoring saying, "You are never ' ' t Lwoose funcnon and nonprofit stetus of Mrs orgenizetron end the cum.,' stews for federal 'CO.,.,., purposes !Check one, FREE TICKETS FOR STUDENTS sure if a great hitting team just 121 receive free tickets - ES pH0,.1.Ndo.nt : nnil ih Do ...,gmg IDhacnged. pablieltet no,. taboo, replants... of 'First 5.000 students got it because they had nothing ¶2 Months 'PirTcdtngr21 Ch.ng pMonth.''' change rrrA rins statement o 10 to lose." Extent end Nature of C.muletton Average No Copies (err issue Ounng Actual No Cop... of Singis IBStlf 'Set talnlalonn, on rrrrr ve ode) Preceding 12 Months Published Neerst to F.irng Owe Sept. Is vs Vvyoming oct. 23 vs Louisiana I ecti "Early on we played pretty No% . 20 well. We didn't play as well as we A Total N(1% . 13 vs UNLV vs UOP No Copes INe Pmt Reel 9500 9500 have in a whole bunch of 8 Paid enclAr Requested Cuculetion matches," Choate said. 1 Sebes through deelins and carnere Sweet 'rondo's and counter sales Pick-up ticketes during game week at event center 8500 8500 Koch led the Spartans overall 2 MO Subscription bus office. with 27 kills and 18 digs. And and.,., reopened! 64 64 .Nlust show current SJSU ID to receive tickets C Total Pad and 'or Plequested Corculanon ilea, of 109I and 11111, 8564 8564 SJSU golf team O Free Distribunon by Mal Carrier or Other Means Ntust shim current S.I.St: ID to enter game - Semple, Compliment.,, and Other free Cowes 436 436 finishes eighth E Total Distribunon dam of ( and Do 9000 'Tickets also available on game day at 9000 SJSU men's golf team east. west, south, ticket booths located The F Copies Not Distributed eighth out of 14 1 Office use. left over uneCcounted SPoiled rrrrr Orinfmll 500 500 finished at Spartan Stadium. schools in the Husky Invita- 2 Return from News AgentS 0 o tional golf unirnament in En joy pre -game festivities at each game. Mukilteo. Wash. on Tuesday. G TOTAL limo of F Fl and 7.- eh Id post net '14,1 ran Ihneon IR 0, 9500 9500 John Dauphin was the Spar- , , 5 tura and Tbe . tor Pubiishe usiness Men ,ifor Owner ALL 110 \IE GAMES START AT GPM tans top finisher with a three- I Crbelef y that the statements made by 7 me above are correct and complete round total of 222. He tied with Oregon State's Birk Nel- PS P0,0, 1991 di I Chord dal 'IVO/WI 3626 1.51,10, son for seventh place overall. SPARTAN DAILY lose lb. San State .crsity Bay Area Thursday. September 16. 1993 5 City council boycotts Companies, schools to pool information SAN JOSE (AP) -A national informa- Platt, Hewlett-Packard Co.'s president and Hampshire, Network Systems Corp., Novell Oakland Tribune tion highway favored by the Clinton admin- chief executive, said in a statement. Inc., Ohio State University, Smithsonian istration got a boost Wednesday when a "The existence of such an infrastructure Astrophysical Observatory, Sprint, Sun OAKLAND,(AP) - Saying De La Fuente questioned group of high-tech companies and will foster the creation of a wide variety of Mit tosystems Computer the Corp. and SynOp- paper has embarked "on a ANG's desire to bargain with researchers announced plans to build its first new information-based jobs and services," tics Communications. new course of anti-labor con- the Guild since negotiations "testbed." he added. Another test pi oject will be computeriza- duct," the City Council has have proven fruitless for six The coalition of telecommunications and On a technical level, the testbed project tion on the network of patient health endorsed a union boycott of years. computer companies, universities and a fed- will all, as, telecommunications and comput- records to ease access by doctors, said David The Oakland Tribune. "We must send a message we eral research lab said its first demonstration ing leaders to gain valuable experience inte- Callisch, spokesman for SynOptics. The 7-0 vote on Tuesday mean business," he said. project, called Earth Data Systems, will get grating their computer networks, software SynOptics has developed one of the tech- means City Hall will cancel all Roger Grossman, vice presi- underway in November. programs and communications systems. nologies, known as Asynchronous Transfer Tribune subscriptions and pull dent of the ANG, said the com- The project will link computers via tele- Founding members of the National Infor- Mode. The technology allows voice, data legal advertising from the news- pany was the target of an phone lines at nine sites across the country. mation In) rastrUcture Testbed are American and images to move over phone lines simul- paper. The boycott also extends 'unfair and malicious cam- They will then share 20 years of environ- Telephone 8c Telegraph Co., Oregon State taneously. to the paper's parent company, paign of distortion and misin- mental data on tropical deforestation and University, the U.S. Department of Energy's The elinton Administration announced the Alameda Newspaper formation." ocean pollution. Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico, Wednesday the formation of a task force to Group. He won support from Oak- By building a prototype information high- Digital Equipment Corp., the University of coordinate efforts by industry and govern- The resolution, authored by land Chamber of Commerce way, business and government will accelerate Califbrnia, Berkeley; Ellery Systems Inc., ment to speed creation of a high-tech cons- Councilman Ignacio De La President Robert Toney. technological advances needed to keep Essential Communications, Hewlett-Packard. munications syxtem available to everyone in Fuente, allies the council with "What is the compelling American businesses competitive, Lewis E. Also included are the University of New the United States. the Central Labor Council. interest in taking a position in That group is pressuring the what is essentially a private mat- Pollution agency: company to blame ANG to complete contract ter?" Toney asked. ' Asa matter Deportation for drug use negotiations with the Northern of principle, the city of Oak- RICHMOND, (AP) - Gener- storage tank. At normal temper. California Newspaper Guild in land should support and pro- upheld, condemmed al Chemical Co. was to blame attires, oleum is a semisolid and the Guild's attempt to win its mote businesses in Oakland, for an industrial accident that must be heated to a liquid state first contract with the company: not attack them." SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - federal law required deportation sent a cloud of toxic gas billow- to be transferred. The deportation of a legal immi- for possession or use of any ille- ing over residential areas, air In this case, high pressuie grant for a single use of amphet- gal drugs, except a small pollution officials said in a stern- overwhelmed a safety valve and Farm group threatens amines was upheld Wednesday amount of marijuana. ly worded report Wednesday. resulted in a huge cloud of sul- by a federal appeals court, hut A court can disregard the lan- The report by the San Fran- furic acid. one of the judges called the law guage of the law only if it leads cisco-based Bay Area Air Quality The report concluded that to cancel $500,000 event harsh and unfair and said Con- to "absurt! results, Reinhardt Management District recom- "the operation was conducted gress should change it. said. mended pursuing criminal pros- in a negligent manner without SAN JOSE, (AP) - The Cali- the Santa Clara Convention "Ordinarily, we look to treat "In a time when we continue ecution against the company for due regard to the potential con- fornia Farm Bureau has can- Center. drug users rather than to punish to escalate the ever-more-sweep- the July 26 spill that enveloped sequences of a miscalculation or celed its 1995 convention in "Basically, what the (Farm them.... Deportation for a single ing 'War on Drugs' and when the city for three hours and sent equipment malfunction, and Santa Clara, an action brought Bureau) board of directors under-the-influence conviction anti-immigration sentiments are thousands to the hospital. without required permits from on by a boycott of table grapes. voted to do was to move the con- is obviolisly an egregious form dramatically on the rise, it "We are really convinced in the district.' The farm group had given vention unless the board of of fedei al punts/linen t for what would, unfortunately, hardly bc this incident that it was negli- According to the report, the the Santa Clara County Board of supervisors rescinded its vote," is normally no more than a mis- absurd to conclude that the gence," said district spokes- tank car was only the second to Supervisors until Tuesday to bureau spokesman Bob Krauter demeanor offense," said Judge Congress intended to treat law- woman Lucia Libretti. be unloaded at the plant. The reconsider its month-old boycott said. "So I assume we will be Stephen Reinhardt of the 9th ful resident aliens who succumb The spill occurred when first took two weeks because of or face cancellation of the half- holding our 1995 convention in U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. to even occasional drug use in workers were trying to transfer difficulties encountered, includ- million-dollar event planned for Sacramento," he said. But Reinhardt said a 1986 so harsh a manner," he said. oleum from a rail tank car into a ing a spill.

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computers. Perlman said the Piiceon project was in its early stages and she and Chapman are still discussing financial details. Nei- ther would discuss specific details of how much SJSU was being paid or how much Piiceon actually saved by using the department's services. Chapman said the foreign language majors did the work in a week, while the profession- al translators do their work in three weeks. Pei !titan con- firmed this. ex: ning that the one-week woi k happened afteT last semester's final exams. Chapman said he used the students to translate a business letter into Mandarin Chinese. 'They (the student transla- tors) did allow us to meet what was perceived to be a very important marketing deadline," said Chapman. "the distributors in the other parts of the world took a look at the experience the students had and were very impressed. and that's as impor- tant as anything to me." Perlman said she hopes to have more translating work in the future. "We already had some inquiries from at least two com- panies," Perlman said. "Chap- man referred them to us. I'm putting together a roster of qualified students so that if we get a rush of work, we can call upon people whose abilities and experience are equal to the task. We are competing with professional translation compa- nies who employ professional translators." Chapman said that while his company is not looking to hire any translators right now, there is possibility of it happening in the future as Piiceon grows. "Our company is stretching (Offer expires only when you do.) its tentacles farther into the Far East, Europe and Central Amer- ica, I have no doubts that our needs for translations services will become more numerous in the near future," Chapman said. Chapman said the translators did not get credit in the first manual because the manual was a rush printing job. He said future work will credit the stu- dents. Penman said Piiceon wanted to keep text of the manual in San Jose and have local people complete the translation so that the company could send out the manuals along with the products. She said her depart- ment did various translation work for callers through the department's outreach. DANI Perlman said the Piiceon project sounded like long-term work, and said long-term pro- jects would involve students more in the work. Chapman said the relationship between SJSU and Piiceon would last as long as everyone involved is happy with the project. Get an AT&T Universal MasterCard and you'll he eternally grateful. Bail reduced for Because it's more than just a credit card Snoop's guard that's free of annual fees forever. It's also an AT&T Calling Card that currently gives you a LOS ANGELES (AP) A 10% discount on already competitive judge reduced hail for one of AT&T two men accused of murder Calling Card rates. It's all part of The! Plan.- along with rap artist Snoop Doggy Dogg.The three are To apply, come by our booth on campus scheduled for arraignment Oct. or call 1 in %%hat police say was a gang- T H EiPLAN" 1 800 related killing. 438-8627 The 21 -year-old rapper, AThT whose real name is Cahill Broadus, surrendered to authorities after presenting an award at the M.IV Awards cere- mony Sept. 2. He was booked and released on $1 million bail. At Wednesday's hearing, Municipal Court Judge Rose- mary Shtimsky refused to set bail for McKinley Lee, 23, the alleged triggerman in the Aug. 0 P991 Alla 25 shooting. Smith's bail was reduced from $1 million to $200,000. it Downtown's Alternative Street Fair PLUS: ShoveIhead Page 3 King Raft Page 8

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’12:00Phoenix Groove Shop-3:30 Shovelhead (John 12:30Riverthings t.b.a.-4:30 Haugh, Chris Lan- øc don, Steve 1:30Touch Inka Inka-5:00 Caballero and John Testani, Ito 2:00Fungo Mungo t.b.a.-6:15 r) fashions its sound after 3:00Jim Brusseau Shovelhead-6:45 '80s punk styles. The four local boys will be performing The SanloC Sonnryn Company Pesenls at the An Ezpondod Enterlonment product,on SoFA Featuring Academy Award Nominated Films Street 4 Fair at THE SANDMAN and WORDS. WORDS WORDS 6:45 and Introducing MR, RESISTOR p.m.

Chris Landon leans back, eyes closed, so* gripping the tries microphone as to go somewhere like get inspired, but he belts out the the woods to 4 lyrics. The voice usually ends up creating lyrics that emerges "We were while he's working. seems too power- going to call the "Sometimes it helps to be in The 24th International Tournee Of ful to come from band Vespa, but we thought the middle of things," he says. his lanky frame. we'd get the shit kicked out of "The hardest part is coming up Bassist Steve Caballero, who us," Landon says. with what to write about, but changes hairstyles almost as Cab and Testani recruited after that it just flows. I try to often as he changes his clothes, Haugh after the guitarist parted get away from what others fic-erfax 1993 Expanded Entertainment Not For Young Children rocks back and forth in time to ways with his former band, The have done." TWO WEEK ENGAGEMENT BEGINS SEPT. 17TH! his booming bass. Drummer Living End. He left because of Cab, who has played with 70tene 3 .en SOO 7 15 9 30 Sal & Sun 245 500 7 15 8 9 30 1433 The Alameda 287 1495 PARK FRU ACROSS THE ALAMEDA IN THE WINERY LOT John Testani plays with raised differences of opinion about The Faction and Odd Man Out, J LONR eyebrows, intently watching what direction the band should divides his time between the Cab for cues. Guitarist John take, both in music and in man- band and his 15-year profes- Haugh smiles triumphantly agement. sional skateboarding career. He gitiersta.r from under his baseball cap, the At the end of their second competes, does demos, and assooated the Program ,, notes of his solo still resonating tour, the other Living End does shoots with photogra- ..nts. proaair hoard at csu through the rehearsal studio. members told Haugh that if he phers. Vans even has a line of presents "That was 31:23," Testani wanted to leave, that was the shoes named after him. says, timing the group's set. time to do it. "I'm totally impressed," he They have been compared to "It was really a polite way of says. "But it doesn't last forev- Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and saying, 'We're sick of your er(Skating) is my income." Stone Temple Pilots, but Shov- shit'," Haugh says. "But we're Cab has been emphasizing elhead is not from Seattle still friends." skating rather than the band opet.ting actp they're from San Jose. With Haugh on board, Lan- lately, although he tends to shift Sounding like a stronger ver- don was the last addition to back and forth. sion of Eddie Vedder of Pearl Shovelhead. Released in May, Gearbox Jam, Landon's voice fuels the "Chris is your singer," a was only intended to be their comparisons he despises. friend at work kept telling Tes- demo. Because of its promo- "I guess it's a compliment," tani. tional status, disc quantities are pm 900 lroom. sIsu he says, although Landon The band liked Landon's limited. But, it has been selling at union bal student com- powerful voice, but was more at Tower Records. thinks it will be a greater student union now sista Where sale bess outlets pliment when other vocalists sold on his sincerity and lyrical does the name Gear- on $14 III all students tickets students sou assocutted contribution. box come from? Harleys again, all c""tfnd Ott are compared to him. Informanon tot more $17 The four local boys say they "His lyrics mean some- of course. general rt08-02*-626 S15 decided on the name Shovel- thing," Haugh says. And they "It's the driving force," students "20h8.-V,4-T2e: door all head (named after a Harley should because "he's the one Haugh says. sssocnsterstut:'; Davidson engine) after winning who has to sing them." the a motorcycle at a fair. Landon says he sometimes Holly Fisk

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I., Balanced Living by Lucy Gaylord Affordable San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art orchestral sound issuing from Price for 2 N. Second St. five musiciansbegins to College Students 40R/283-8155 oftwr GUS overwhelm. (The liner notes LOGAtts recommend listening to the ino Impressionist Paintings CHANGES piece three times in a row.) tillij Dancing 7 Nights a Week by Forrest L. Butler But not to fear, for at just the Artbeat Gallery appropriate juncture, we are 420 El Paseo De Saratoga returned to the lush comfort SPECIAL DISCOUNT NIGHTS Wed-Sat, 2 to lOpm of the intro theme, with its Sun, 2 to 6pm brilliant intermezzo. Wow. THURSDAYS- Ladies Ni ht 408/374-7008 Jazz, says Allen Ginsburg After receiving the recom- No Cover Charge and other American cultural mended dose of "Orange...," I+ Mexico's I Tandcrafied gurus, may be the only lasting it is easy to understand why 500 Draft Beer Expressio0.; Exhibit and original art form the U.S. Mingus found much of bebop $2.00 Malibu Rum Cocktails and presented by the has produced so far. Jazz is "placid." His array of compo- Long Island Ice Tea Mexican Consulate American classical music. sitional concepts and tools 8 pm til Midnight The Pavilion So how come I can't find was immense. Give Charles 150S. First St. out jack about Charles Min- Mingus his due. Mon-Sat, 10am to 7pm gus, the Beethoven of jazz, in Brian Wachter SUNDAYS- Weekender Party 408/286:2076 music literature? Well, the sad $1 for Any Drink truth is that if! could read 4* A Few Good American French, I could. America's No Cover Charge Paintings only art form is regarded as 6 pm til 2 am by William Merrit Chase, such, primarily in Europe. Robert Henri and others Even Mingus' discography Bingham Gallery in has been neglected. But I P.J. MULLIGAN'S The Fairmont Hotel think folks are starting to 19979 STEVENS CREEK BLVD. 170 S. Market St. come around. The indie label 408/993-1066 Rhino recently released CUPERTINO Changes One and Changes Two, (408) 255-0588 Mingus' penultimate work, out of print for 20 years. 12 minutes from SJSU Changes Two gets right Why is it when Al Jour- down to business, in the gensen gets angry, a new forthright style of the man musical moniker arises. Not who once defined jazz as satisfied with the industrial "nigger music," with "Free tag, Al's band Ministry threw Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi U.S.A.," in a little angst, sampled vari- The Barber of Seville the title of which bemoans ous heavy machinery, turned lry Rossini capital punishment. The piece the guitars up a few notches is bright and crisply metered, and won over some Slayer Funny for over 100 years. in contrast to the dark title. fans in the process. Thus, Afterward comes the industrialcore was born. Student Rush Tickets: SI0.00 at the door two hours prior to curtain record's coup de gras, Drawing on the early work of at the Mimtoiniery Theater (Market It: San Carios). "Orange Was The Color of Voivod and the Swans, Paris with valid Student Her Dress, Then Silk Blue." grind-meisters Treponem Pal This 17-minute masterpiece (literally derived from the Best chance for 4re:a rnsh seats: W1S & W2 I. alone makes the disc worth French term for the virus that copping. Here is Charles causes syphilis) deliver anoth- Genius astride the jazz idiom, er album of buzzsaw guitars a colossus at his most size- and growling. Sounding like Pt:rim-mom, I ilt Sal Sim Ilk 1 ri 5;if ',Ili I11C T Sat "I'll able. The intro is bluesy, lan- Ministry sans samples, the 9/1s 1 9/21 9/21 9/25 '1/24 9/311 11112 10/3 guid. Interrupting periodical- comparison of Excess and spit, .411111 Split Spilt 311111 ,11/111 SpIll Spill AIM] ly is a rapidly timed intermez- Overdrive to the aforemen- zo, which eventually paves a tioned band is an accurate transition into an almost dis- one. In fact, TP vocalist Marco Student 111,11 1 ',Act s ii,. :.111) At the ihtuir. Reetilar tickets range front 1,1f,1c1S11 1 why, orienting ballad in shifting Neves and guitarist Michel Tielsct, plirk i/L ,0111 It flit. Thesiter. time. This section feels like a Bassin played with Al and the 1 )peri .,1111 .11,a 1 1 1,1. \.,. .21171. or the funhouse room of mirrors. boys on the Lollapalooza 1992 li.\SS ticket : /111k ii 7th :it San Carlos lime tin ser% ice charge. Don Pullen's virtuosity on the tour. Excess, the third album piano is called into play in a by TP, creates a mystic of Stitic, in Italian unit 1 uiiisht supertitIcs. racy solo that pierces the cen- aggression and angerquite a ter of the composition. Here juxtaposition in a country Opera San Jose the horns grab the impetus, known for romance. and by now, the huge phat- Infrwmation 408/283-4880 Paul Wale! ness of the tunean almost

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etc. ) September 16, 1'$)3 3 5 From left to right, Miranda Von Stockhausen, Kim Roy (Have) and Tammy Siva (Siva) perform Middle Eastern dance at the Milpitas Community Center. All Lar IHr. 3 ii LL. r

In attempting to be authentic as possible. The Dancers of Crescent Moon have spent more than eight years collecting authen, .)ieces for their dance costumes. Siwa wears an elaborate headress w' en she To the culturally ignorant, the Camels Headdress it n Afghanis words belly dancing conjure up In the war-ravagni non, the ho images of jewels in navels and a lot of dress was produced . anythinE pink chiffon, ala "I Dream of Jeanie." craftsman could g, 'us hands But to experience true Middle-east- Included on the vss are sh,

ern tribal belly dancers, the Dancers of of glass, smashed IN". aps and r the Crescent Moon have labored to one button from .i o.t alleviate this stereotype and bring the Army uniform ancient art to San Jose. "To the nomad h The troupe embraces the different that made thes, culture, of nomadic Middle-Eastern dresses the Camels r, re- tribes. The performances are accurate sented value and the, recreation of the Berber's of Northern orated them to of Africa, the Cawatee tribe of Egypt value)," Wand,. vs and other Arab and Persian tribal "Everything they ha,: WV dances. traveled with At tli, nd Adding to the authenticity, these of the day they to.,1- off women have elaborate outfits that the Camels, put it oi, ,eu have taken years and hundreds of dol- hips and danced wit! "

lars to collect. Beneath the layers of With all the je%sdry, clothing, they wear an asute. This bracelets, necklace, ,ind hand-crafted shirt-like article is deco- charms, the combined rated with dowry pieces of stripped weight of the whole oolfit silver. These are woven into the fabric is about 15 to 20 poun.!,. and pressed into place by gnawing on "These are not things you gi them with their teeth. Nordstrom," Hava sJys. "We Hava, left, helps Siwa with a necklace that got caught on her skin as they wait to perform. It takes the The asute that Miranda owns is always keeping our yes open a minimum of two hours to put on their outfits. jewelry and makeup. dancers estimated to be 80 to 100 years old garage sales." and is patterned with rows of human "The dancing is a i riot of lov em figures. has to be because spend r Miranda also wears an authentic oioney on the war obe then 6 ) September 16, 1993 ) etc. Hava performs a dance that entails balancing a sword on her head. The pace gradually increases and the dancer does not drop the sword.

,e scent performs. Each costume is equally elaborate yet they are all somewhat es for different. The costumes vary in types of material and mix of colors. The revs she dancers also wear an abundance of rings, bracelets and necklaces. revs tr 1ighanistan. could ever make dancing," Miranda "A lot of people come up to us after aged ha non, the head- says and tell us that it reminds them of uced v h anything the Another part of the outfit, taking home," Sawa says. Id g.- hands on. up to two hours to put on, is the facial They are working hard to overcome e hea , are shard, tattooing that each dancer wear, for the stigma of the veils and chiffon that ed and even performances These tattoo, are tribal many people think about when the words belly dancing are mentioned rad The dancers spend about wse three hours a week practic- mel, ing the complicated rou- id thew tines Among these are a ) shov La: 111015119*. 4111.1. sword dance and a snake dance that Siwa performs ey had tney with a 8 toot long Boa that At the ..nd weighs about 25 pounds took [: off Their endeavor to bring t it on"rear closer the tribes of the Mid- , d wat, " dle-East is a rarity in the Hava gets a kiss from her boyfrv : ^.. - outside of the

se jensriry, dance world where flash Milpitas Community Center. The ,r hosted vendors dace, and and show seems to be the selling Middle Eastern clothes. jewelry ar-,: icts. Slwa is dressed and ready to perform. The dancers combined norm. These ladies have and outfit weigh about 15 to 20 pounds. whole ,,,rtfit jewelry taken cultural dances and 0 poun,-,.. marks. They wear their family marks made them accessible and socially not things you get at and those of their husbands when conscious. Flava ays "We are tney marry The Dancers of the Crescent Moon ,11\IDY BARRON g our ,yes open for A primary concern of the troupe is attempt to give people a better under- PI-JOITJ:zi BY being culturally accurate. The dancers standing of the pride and heritage of ig is a sir of love. It are very conscious of faux pas they the nomadic tribes of the Middle-East ause ,pend more may make and try hard to make the e et/I be then we dances honorable. Ed Stacy eft ) September 16, 1993 ) 7 or

At the Cactus Club, DJ King Patti plays the music of the '70s (lur- ing Disco Infer- no every Thursday night. He will also deejay at the SoFA Street Fair on Sept. 19.

FASHION BOLTIQUE For Retro Chic Shop Our Vintage Room 30's 60's Fashions 6,060.S’ school - + Accessories disco-funk stuff," BUDGET TIGHT? he says. "It happened in San Jose before it happened in Shop at Sara's for designer ,.lothes at a fraction of the cost! thingnot San Francisco. I get calls from New & Used Clothing of the W ith even just disco San Francisco all the time to go Highest Quality the multi- you can't take yourself too and spin." consigirment (ken sin'ment), mirrored seriously," he says. "It's Cactus Club n. I. You bring in your too- disco ball enough, musichow serious can you good-to-give-away items. I sell, spinning in the as a funky key- be? Disco is so cheesy. I'd be we split 50/50.90 day contract. background, board riff fills the Cac- scared if someone took it "King" Raffi tus Club, the dance floor filled. too seriously. It Sara has a flare for Nalvarian looks As the crowd below moves started as coordinating outfits into his crate of records and to the music, Nalvarian bounces a el owner Mike Trippet + offers her services ponders his next selection. to the beat, bopping his head get them to of spiked brown hair says he had his doubts free to customers! "If this doesn't move, they're really dead up and down \ C in the beginning. tonight," he says of the night's in the joke "At first, I didn't think it for me and would work," he says. "But 1/2 Price Sale crowd, putting George Clin- it's continued as a based on the success of the first on New Wedding Gowns ton's "Atomic Dog" on the tumtable. Nio joke. week, we kept it going. It Bridesmaids/Party Dresses And sure "What's funny about the became known as 'the place to Vintage Professional D J whole thing is people were buy- be' on Thursdays. Casual Unique Jewelry 111 bootha loft ing the ('70s) clothes at the "Our relationship with Raffi above the dance floor. downtown thrift stores. They goes way back. Just knowing Tuesday-Saturday I I:00-5:30 pro "You gotta have fun at what were getting Angel Flight pants he's gonna go out and bust his 448 N. San Pedro 408-298-1100 you do," he says. "If you don't, for $1," he says. "In the last cou- butt to do it helps. I don't even Sole has think he thought it would be it'll suck. It's like self-torture." ple of years, '70s fashion Nearly four years ago, the become so popular. Now, you more than one night." local club DJ was joking around see the same pair of pants at The success of "Disco Infer- Get the Best Tasting Noodles at 10% off with some friends about hold- Macy's or Nordstrom for $100. no" spilled into last year's SOFA ing a '70s dance party. After What a rip-off." festival, where Nalvarian took W/ STUDENT ID asking around at several local After "Disco Inferno" was the stage and exceeded his own *FRIENDLY SERVICE nightclubs, the Cactus Club underway, Nalvarian received expectations. *DELECTABLE FOOD gave him the OK to host "Disco requests to deejay in San Fran- "SOFA last yearthat was *LOW PRICES Inferno" one Thursday night. cisco and Los Angeles. Many the best set I played in my Since then, it has been one of people, he says, think the "old whole life," he says. "The ener- FONG KEE NOODLE HOUSE the venue's biggest successes, school" music movement began gy at that show was great. I (408) 280-0748 with lines wrapping around the in those cities. brought up my crate of records, 264 E SANTA CLARA ST (NEXT TO LUCKY AND LEE'S) block. "I just laugh at peopleall cued up the first song and there OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8AM-9PM "With the whole disco these clubs doing this old was a big roar.

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DJ King Raffi is also on the air Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. on KSJS. From there, Sal & Luigi Pizzeria he treks over since 1960 to Skate- Famous for world to Ricotta Cheese deejay the or Meat Ravioli Gnocchi Roller Lasagna Disco Sandwiches night. Beer& Wine We Make Our own Italian Sausage

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not a desperate DJ. I'm not gonna give up music to anybody "It was unless there's a a really loud reason for it. roar," he says, laughing. "As far as I'm con- "I get really animated when I cerned, they're just deejaythe energy if covering their act." just goes right could be one of Nalvarian says. "They SEPT le, SAT 10 AM 3 Pm the elements, is to see wanted the music. I don't SEPT 20, MON 10 A - 3 P this city thrive." have to make anything The flip side, though, is up. It's not like they're SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY that a local radio Michael going to make or break my o 4TH ST. & SAN FERNANDO goo WAHLQUIST LIBRARY NORTH PatitriI I station Martin, music career." 3RD FLOOR director at Wild 107, told a Nalvarian says he does not through you. By different story. dwell on the experience with the third song, my "We went there on Wild 107. He would rather do hands were shaking, there was a Thursday his thingwhich isn't necessar- so much energy. Then there was took night ily just disco. He has a reggae r Hit The this guy, Reggie, on roller- notice of and alternative show on ICSJS. skates, and he really got into it "Disco Inferno's" "I play all that kind of Books, Then too." popularity and has made stuff," he says. "I Reggie Dickerson ended up '70s revival a regular part of its try to Hit The becoming one of the regulars at programming. According to and I was "Disco Inferno," skating and Nalvarian, about six months picking his Road helping add to the "cheese ele- ago, the management from brainwhat kind ot mcnt"as Nalvarian puts it Wild 107 radio station came music are people down here London $260* down to the Cactus Club to into?" he says. "I tried to give stayskoo of disco. what he was doing. him a footstep into the radio away from Frankfurt $260* The energetic, gregarious and check out loud Nalvarian hopes a little of After some discussion, Nal- station. What happened was 1 being pigeonholed." Costa Rica $279* what he is doing will contribute varian agreed to give Wild 107 was just discussing a show with Controversy aside, this spin- Amsterdam $310* to giving San Jose more night part of his play list on the con- him He was telling people he ner of tunes loves to entertain Hong Kong $345* life and culture. He believes dition he could do a show. He had the job. When I was offer- as much as loves the city in Casablanca $499* SOFA can play a big part in this. says his phone calls were not ing him something, he was which he does it. , "SoFA is something San Jose returned and instead of an offer making demands. He took it 10 ,1 d e needed for a long time," he to do a show, they offered to steps too far." Jennifer Aida says. "There is a lot down hang their banners at the Cactus Nalvarian disagrees. Council Travel hereit’s just overlooked. San Club. "He called me twice," he Jose never really had a mouth- "They totally burned me," he says. "If anyone was anxious, it piece for music. If there is any says. "The biggest part of their was him. I wouldn't make 415-325-3888 one thing I want to see happen, show came from my play list." something out of nothing. I'm Eurailpasses issued on the spot!

elt. 0 September 16, 1993 _) 9 r-- Random SATURI1 g.DAY FASCISM REEMERGING Sure, their economy's It is some New World Order screwed, they don't give a when fascism is a fad. Strewn damn about their con- CAMPUSA SOMEWHAT LESS THAN COMPREHENSIVE CU GUIDE TO SAN JOSE EVENTS across the pages and screens of stituency, and, despite their the media, the ignorance of religious adherence to an Nazis and fascists in Germany oppressive street cleaning is displayed on a weekly basis. policy and Herb Caen's sense of the word. Santa Cruz Hello, are we not in agreement own broken-record musing, Civic Auditorium, 307 Church St., that these neo-Nazis are noth- on the subject, their a filthy THUIC o DAY Santa Cruz, $25 at BASS Ticket F1111] DAY ing but a mass of beer swilling mess! But darnit, San Fran- Centers, 7:30 p.m., 408/429-3444. half-wits with no jobs and cisco books a good band. codependent personalities? Poor San Jose, with its last- LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON Sure, here in the U.S. we laugh ditch-effort-at-national- What can be harder than mak- THE HARDER HAS COME ILLUMINATING ARTWORK heartily at the inbred demo- prominence-corrugated- ing your musical expressions While the Wailers brought the graphics of the KKK, but in steel-nightmare, it's frat- shine from beneath the shadow syncopated dance music out of Less stormy than his previous newly reunited Germany, the boy-wonderland-meat-mar- of another legend of the genre? the government yards of works, Toi Hoang's recent anti-foreigner sentiment is get- ket-nightlife; I'm sorry FIX, And what if that legend was Kingston and into the world's exhibit is an illuminating expe- ting out of control. Why, you but I'm sick of Shovelhead your father? Many people music con- rience, literally. Free-standing ask. researcher and host of a and the Spit Muffins. attribute the success of Ziggy lanterns of massive scale, intri- public affairs program on KM Which brings me to Elliot Marley to blatant cately painted and stitched Dave Emory will explore the Sharp. First John Zorn and imitation together shed more light into motives of these skinhead sim- Bill Frisell, then Marc Ribot of reggae the psr_he of Hoang. Lit from pletons in "The Re-emergence and Ralph Camey, then patriarch sciousness, Jimmy within, they are monolithic. of Fascism in Germany." From Boots), Collins and Bernie Bob Mar- Cliff was furthering his The Lantern exhibit is Hoang's the re-institution of Nazis at all Worrell. It's either San Fran- ley. Ziggy's sweet tenor voice is notions first private gallery showing in levels of the West German gov- cisco or New York, kids, very reminiscent of the over two years and promises to ernment following World War and that's that. early Tuff surpass his previous, emotion- II to contemporary policies Which brings me back to Gong but ally draining works. The toward the rest of Europe, Elliot Sharp. New York's the of wounds are evident but healing Emory's lecture will emphasize penultimate guitar weirdo young peace and unity. A as Lantern presents a lighter the surfacing national and is strolling into SF's own rastafari- contemporary of reggae leg- side to Hoang. d.p. Fong Gal- racial attitudes of present-day DNA Lounge Wednesday, an's music is his own. Keeping ends Bob Marley and Peter leries, 383 S. First St., 11 a.m. to 6 Germany. Separatism has and be prepared to be con- with the theme of unity and Tosh, Cliff survives the two, 20 p.m., 408/298-8877. always manifested itself in the fused. Sharp was the inno- freedom, the rasta children albums and counting. Back in form of hatred. And, if you vator behind the double- Ziggy, Stephen, Sharon and 1972, the Caribbean's rising star have not noticed, hatred con- neck guitar/bass, and has Cedella bring their syncopated provided music and some act- MULTIMEDIA MUSSORGSKY sumes the hater not the hated. for some time been a key musings to the Santa Cruz ing for the reggae-culture film San Jose Symphony's "Kick- Foothill Junior College room F-12, figure in organizing the Civic Auditorium. Having been "The Harder They Come." With back Classics" are just that: 12345 El Monte Rd., Los Altos, Woodstock of contemporary raised at the Tuff Gong house one Grammy and two nomina- kicked back, relaxed. Tennis $10 donation to benefit KIK music, the Festival Interna- in Jamaica, Ziggy and his sib- tions under his belt, Cliff will shoes and baseball caps adorn radio station, 7 to 10 p.m., tional Musique Actuelle lings were exposed to their be chanting his anthems of free- both musicians and audience. 415/949-7099. Victoriaville (FIMAV) across father's religion, his music and dom and humanity at SJSU. In its first use of a multimedia the pond. his infidelity of which some of Rastaman vibrations in the Stu- presentation during the less When not collaborating the children are a product. dent Union? You bet your spliff than standard performance will MEXICANOS, MEDIA & MYTH with most of the avante Ziggy Marley and the Melody there'll be. Opening the show feature 17 original pieces by While people point their collec- garde and all of their Makers new album is "live-icat- will be eight Santa Cruz-based Bay Area artist Judith Marshall, tive finger at the media as the extended family (Zorn, ed" to mother Rita who raised females melding world influ- commissioned by the sympho- root cause of social confronta- Frith, Abercrombie, Bennett, the four when their ences into world ny specifically for the "Kick- tion, these same people draw Baron, etc.), Sharp is usually father was conquer- beat music. Per- back" series. The works are their own cultural interpreta- found stearing his own ing the world in the cussive and painted interpretations of Mus- tions from the information con- band Carbon through the name of Jah. It is polyrhythmic, sorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibi- tained therein. Bay Area artist trepid waters of his own reggae in its truest Pele Juju was tion using watercolor, pastels Yolanda Lopez takes incorpo- rather staccato composi- (yet, slightly over- voted best local and acrylics on both paper and rates everyday household tions, rolling death metal, produced) form. For band in Santa Cruz canvas. The symphony will be items into her works in an hardcore, Beefheart and Caribbean music afi- and continues its performing the Mussorgsky effort to scrutinize these media- Blood Ulmer into a dizzying cionados who are too mission to keep peo- piece as the paintings are pro- perpetuated myths of Latinos assemblage of break-neck young to have experi- ple dancing the world jected on the stage. Multimedia in particular. This visual analy- intensity. And since Carbon enced the master, here is over. Student Union art, renaissance-style. flint Cen- sis of the stereotypical "good" is really just the Elliot Sharp a chance to Ballroom, SISU, ter at DeAnza College, Cupertino, Mexican versus the "evil" ille- ensemble, there's no reason see some- students $15, tickets range from $13 to $31 at gal Mexican forces the viewer to believe Wednesday's per- thing ^^neral BASS Ticket Centers, 8 p.m., to examine how deep these formance will deviate new but S18 at the 408/288-2828. images have manifested them- much. DNA Lounge, 375 old in door, 9 selves in his or her subcon- Harrison St., San Francisco; the 7.m., scious. San lose Center for Latino doors 9 p.m., show 10:00 p.m , most 408/924- Arts, 510 S. First St., admission is tickets $6 advance, $8 door; flatter- 6261. free, noon to 7 p.m., 408/998- 415/626-1409. ing 2783.

10 0 September 16, 1993 ) etc. tive-type In. In addition to the guitarist fmm "what's their BARBER SHOP SYMPHONY wandering comedians, exotic name, again" or just chill in the At 24, Italian composer foods, and local artists, the fair festival afterglow. Nine hours SoFA Performance Gioacchino Rossini earned the features, three of fair can leave a person rather adulation of his peers with The drained, but for that segment of Barber of Seville. population thriving on the Schedule This most pop- party-all-night mentality, trek ular of all Ital- on over to F/X and shake that ian comic booty 'til the wee hours. Leave 'of operas was con- the "I'm-s0000-alternative" sidered the pin- attitude at the door and forget The Art Stage nacle of Rossini's, about that test on Monday. S. establishing him Hell, that is hours away. F/X 12:00Capoeira of San Jose as the most impor- The Club, 400 S. First St., free all 12:45Ajax Poets tant composer of night, 9 p.m., 408/971-3882. his time. Set in sev- 1:30Farouche & the Desert Delights enteenth century MONTEREY MUSINGS 2:15F/X Players in "Hair- Seville, Barber Missed the San Jose Jazz Festi- 3:00Los Lupenos de San Jose chronicles the trials val and feeling a little uncul- and tribulations of an tured? For 36 years, the Mon- 3:45Deborah Magee Dancers infatuated count, an terey, Jazz Festival has massed 4:00Catastrophic Funk insufferable guardian, stages. On musicians, lecturers, arts, crafts 4:30Made Sukerti Berg a shrewd young lady the live stage, South Bay and food together for three and Figaro, the conniving bar- rockers and reggae stars shine. days of jazz musings. Continu- 5:15ComedySportz ber of Seville. Bodo Igesz of the Featured acts include Groove ous beats and breaks by some 6:00Dancers of the Crescent Moon JC Metropolitan Opera New York Shop, Fungo Mungo. Shovel- of the best 6:45The Flamenco Society fame was brought to the South head and Inka Enka. On the regional and Bay to direct the production. dance stage, King Rath, Julius I local 7:30Velvet Darkness Having directed operas from Papp and other DJ extraor- artists Chile to Israel, this will be the dinaires spin the tunes. On float Amsterdam native's San Jose the arts stage, the crowd, ego'.on the debut. Barber will be per- frothing at the idea of being Mon- formed in Italian but, fret not, so alternative, can see every- terey I/71.\\\ English Supertitle translations thing from belly dancing to breeze will keep the unilingual follow- Rocky Horror reminiscings. If as atten- The Dance Stage ing along. Montgomery Theatre, that were not enough to make dees corner of S. Market St. and W. people kill to attend, the coor- peruse 12:30---Dance Unlimited San Carlos St., $16-$44 at BASS dinators of craziness, Gary the 1:00Catastrophic Funk' Ticket Centers, 8 p.m., 408/971- Walker from F/X, the San Jose booths filled with jazz art, pho- 1:20Deborah Magee Dancers it, 8468. Downtown Association and the tos, posters, recordings and Camera Cinemas are offering clothing. Bobby Watson and 1:45Clams Cabaret !II 300 free tickets to the South Bay Horizon, Stuni Tonooka Trio 2:45 DJ Richard King premiere of "King of the Hill" and the Dirty Dozen Brass 3:15DJ King Raffi 12, at the Camera One the same Band are just a few of the musi- SUN] DAY evening. And people thought cians keeping the improv non- 3:45DJ Jesse Perry Farrell was the only one stop. Monterey Fairgrounds, 2000 4:00F/X Players 0 Hair' who could organize such an Fairgrounds Ave., Monterey, $20, 4:30DJ Jesse BETWEEN SoFA CUSHIONS event. S. First St. between San gates open at noon, 408/373-3366. k I This festival thing is getting Carlos and Reed St., noon to 9 4:45Brian Raffi' waaaay out of hand. Aside p.m., 408/279-1775. 5:15DJ Fred TH from the plethora of local arts 5:45Velvet Darkness cc- and crafts gatherings awaiting POST-FESTIVAL PARTYING the dollars of the it's-the-week- I reshly pierced, painted or 6:00DJ Billy Berserk / I end-time-to-spend-money politically activated and need- 6:30DJ Frankie I / mindset of the public, people ing to show off your new found 7:00DJ Jazzy Jim are just plain tired. They are out SOFA paraphernalia? F/X is ,n- of suntan lotion, have holes in holding the Official SoFA After- 7:30DJ Rick Preston ;t the soles of their sandals and Party. Catch a glimpse of those 8:00DJ Harry Who their rent is due. Look! Down sumptuous belly dancers, the 8:30DJ Julius Papp on First St.! It's a music 9:00 Jozelle Cox festival!, It's a crafts fair! It's SOFA Street Fair, complete aforemen- The Rock Stage tioned main- stays of the fair demo- See page 3 for Rock Stage listings graphic as well as pierc- sof ing, perform- ers and gen- eral altema-

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South First Strut 11,1. been The eclectic ' an hip 'crowd Riffi and Julius "Vitamin J" transformed from a red light drawn to this street fair is a Vapp will be spinning the lat- Values district to a vital commercial large part of the attraction. est groovin' tunes to make you Gator Student area of merchants, restaurants "This event has a strong gyrate 'til you puke. and night clubs. "From red urban influence. We want par- "This is alternative culture, lights to strobe lights," is how ticipants challenged by what for the main stream, you won't All You Can Eat the San Jose Downtown Asso- in the next booth," Maresca find this sort of thing at any art Served Family Style ciation (SIDA) describes it. saysi and wine festival. This is defi- The fight to reclaim South The Republican Party con- nitely an event for Generation *71 $8.95 per person + tax First Street began when the servative ideals got a taste of 'X'," says Beth Trask of the TRAVEL Women's Center at SJSU orga- this type of challenge last year SJDA. SAVING:. nized a "Take Back the Night" whesi they were placed next to "This fair is more like a demonstration where students the Leather Meters booth. street bazaar. We try to give it a Sunday All You Can Eat Pan Fried Catfish marched down First Street to "This event Captures the cre- bohemian feel," Walker says Fries and Slaw. with Hush Puppies, protest in front of the Sex Shop ative flavOr of the South First Like its predecessor, this year's Arcade aneblirtr,ies of area... there is something for event stresses cultural differ- . -..7_, __ , Monday All You Can Eat Beer Battered Deep Playboy in the street. everybody," says fair creative ences and social consciousness Fried Shrimp v.ith Fries. Slaw and In 1988, the city council director Walker, "It should be fun and educa- Hush Puppies. passed a red light abatement If you want to do something tional," Trask says. 1 ordinance ordering the adult to your body, or better yet have Maresca and Walker pm- businesses out of the city. The someone do it for you, Pierced posed their idea of having: a In.0011 Tuesday All You Can Eat U-Peel Shrimp with Cocktail sauce, lemon, crackers and Pussycat Theater was ousted Out will put a loop or hoop in street fair to the city of San Jose Hush Puppies. and Black Leather Saturdays almost any part of your anato- and soon had backing from the ensued at FIX the Club. Go my. SJDA According to Walker, the Wednesday All You Can Eat Crawfish Boil Served figure. For those not willing to SRA was one of the biggest with Corn On The Cob (subject to ...liability) The culmination of this make such a permanent fash- supporters of the event. rebirth is the SoFA Street Fair. ion statement, temporary tat- With the help of other first The event wag conceptualired toos may' be the way to go. \If Street business owners and rtkil!"-t Thursday All You Can Eat Louisiana Sampler Platter with Blackened Fish, Jambalaya. by Fil Marv:ea and GaryWalk- you want to adorn your body volunteer entertainers, the first Red Beans and Rice, and Seafood er, business partners in. FIX, safely, jewelry made out of SoFA Street Fair last year was Andouille Gumbo. which resides in the -vacancy condeins is for you. deemed a suctess by producers left by the aforementioned If body manipulation is out and patrols alike. (Not v.Uld with student values i.alf pri,e or any other offer No doggie bags or To Go.) l'iicsvat Theater. of your reality realm, there will Making the event special According to Maresca, he be plenty of entertainment to and socially conscious, Ahe felt the neighborhood had satisfy any voy4uristic tenden- main labor force cons s of enough potential fore thriving des you may have. volunteers. The procee, from Student Hour nightlife, similar to other night- The three main stages will the fair will go to the sable four club areas like south of Market offer a mind boggling array of local charities from last year. 4:00 - 6:00pm Monday - Thursday Street in San rTanclsoi What it diversified entertainment. The Aris Project, Adolescent was misaing, was an identity, Local band Shovelhead will be Residential Center, Inn Vision "The SOFA Street Pair gives rifting on the Rock Stage while and The YWCA. 1/2 off any entree on this area ',its identity," says the Flarnento Society is busy According to Walker, the Maresca, one of the fair coordi- stomping the beejeezus out of charities put in a lot of work nators. s ' the Arts Stage. last year, and only received E VALI( our regular menu. "There is a' positiye Vitality Reggae band Inka Inka will $500 eashrft'S a result, the fair lust make your entree selection and pay half the menu price. Plus tax. here now, SOFA, is alive and be headlining the Rock Stage committee decided to make (Not vatid with young Emily members menu or arry other offer ) exciting," says 'Jim with iril'yibes The funky and them recipients again. owner of the Camerapne The: ja7iy (Oith a pin h of rock and More than 18,000 people are ater and a fair participant. hip-htip throwfl in for laughs) expected to descend on South This is not just anothetefesti- Groove Shop 4ll also be per- Fir-t Street Sunday. Maresca 1CKN vat where we buy thingNet fyrning. IS; N. Santa Cruz Ave. anticipates the charities May don't really need, eat f Or If you're 1 g for some- receive tip to $S4)00 each. 1 Los Gatos that's bad for us and drink thing more the sexually .! (next to Mtn. Charleys) beer. What sets this event apart deviant side f entertainment, \\,...Daphne hick - 111 from other festivals is its focus look for Vel t Darkness per- 408/395-7339 on San Jose's flourishing forming th r own ,eiersiort ,of TOR nightlife and urban culture. Rocky Ho or. I ocal DJs King iGA 040

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