Trustees okay fee hike, budget, library

By Peggy Rudnicki In a rapid, one-hour full board quorum, was unanimous. member to oppose the proposal on the Jose, to the governing board of Spartan Art Lund, a San Jose attorney, was LOS ANGELES A $481.9 million session, the trustees also approved one According to a Finance Committee grounds that the increases were not Stadium Authority were also approved also named as an alternate to the five- support budget for 1974-75, providing of the largest increases in the state report, the increased request is a proportional among the four categories by the board. member governing board. for the day-to-day operating costs of the university and colleges system combined result of higher enrollments, and part-time students were hit the state university and colleges system, materials and service fees to com- inflation, proposed program changes heaviest under the new fee schedule. was approved yesterday by the Board pensate for a projected $8 million and the chancellor's new approaches to The approved $15 million library of Trustees. budget deficit, and gave unanimous higher education. structure, delayed since 1967, is ex- Faculty members win appeal The support budget request, approval to schematic plans for the The report also projected a 2.3 per pected to begin construction in July, representing a $74.8 million increase proposed 19-story SJSU library and cent increased enrollment for fulltime 1974 and have a planned completion LOS ANGELES Two SJSU faculty members won their grievance appeals of over last year's budget, now goes to the faculty office building. students as well as a $112 increase in date of December, 1976. the state university system's Class I-Class II reclassification system processes Department of Finance to be in- See related library story on page 3. costs per student rates for the entire The 260-foot high building, the tallest from the Board of Trustees this week. corporated into the governor's budget Approval of the support budget, statewide system. in San Jose, will have 200 office Louis J. Fischl and James M. Hanley, both the the Management Department, and will be presented to the legislature delayed from an Oct. 17 meeting in The materials and service fee, buildings on its first three floors and appealed SJSU's decision to uphold the reclassification requirement and refuse for approval in January. which the trustees were unable to get a meanwhile, will go into effect to the provide room for 800,000 books. them Class II status. fall, 1974 term and represents a $26 per The board also unanimously ap- Class II status refers to faculty members who hold Ph.D.'s or have gained year increase for fulltime students. proved suspension of the systemwide- national or regional reputations in their field. Chico president gets pay hike Those students carrying 8.0 to 11.9 units invited speakers policy for one year Class II faculty members also receive five per cent more pay than the Class I will pay $28 more under the new plan, while asking campus presidents to members who do not have doctorates. Fischl, who earned $16,097, will now receive LOS ANGELES Stanford Cazier of Chico, one of four state university while a load of 4.0 to 7.9 units carries a make a "fuller and more broad" report $17,082. presidents denied salary increases by the Board of Trustees in September, was $26 increase. of all student-funded campus speakers. In this test case both Fischl and Hanley, now retired, contended in their appeal, notified Tuesday of the board's decision to grant him the disputed five per cent The heaviest increase, proportion- The old policy, adopted in 1971, that since they hold a juris doctor degree and-are competent in their field, they raise to his $40,320 a year job. ately, will come to those students required university presidents to make sould be granted a Class II rank despite the department's requirement of a Ph.D. The board's executive session decision, however, did not include a consideration taking less than 4.0 units. They will pay a quarterly report on all campus When their request to be promoted was denied by President John H. Bunzel, they of raise denials to three other campus presidents, including SJSU President John an additional $24 per year. speakers paid more than $100 giving appealed the decision in early 1973 to the campus grievance committee which H. Bunzel. SJSU students, then, will pay their biographical background, amount of upheld the president's earlier decision. Thus they went to the board of trustees. Dr. Bunzel, attending the trustee meeting here, said he had no idea of what went fall, 1974 semester fees according to the fee, and subject matter. The board's decision, while it does not change the systemwide policy, granted a on in the meeting or why his case was not considered. following schedule: The two-year-old requirement was an "special action" to the two professors. According to a statement by Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke, Cazier's salaray in- No. of units amount attempt by the trustees to assure a Although Hanley retired last June and receives no benefits from the decision, crease was made "on the basis of additional information" received by the board. 12 or more $96 "balanced" spectrum of outside Eischl was granted Class II status as of Monday. The pay raise denials to Cazier, after John A. Greenlee, Los Angeles; Thomas H. 8.0 to 11.9 $86 speakers to the campus. The trustees' decision also requested the Chancellor's Office review the policy on McGrath, Sonoma; and Bunzel have met with strong protests in recent months by 4.0 to 7.9 $70 The appointments of San Jose attorney Class II status assignements, which has been under fire by the Academic Senate, faculty, administration and legislators who questioned the validity of the creiteria less than 4.0 $64 Albert J. Buffo, and Blair R. Egli, trustees, and Chancellor's office for some time. used in judging university presidents. Trustee Dean Lesher was the only manager of Bank of America in San Dr. Bunzel also asked that the policy be reviewed. Thursday, November 29, 1973 Court will discuss Mitford resolution By Paula Dorian The conflicts involving visiting SJSU Friday or has 90 days to reach a Spartan Dail sociology professor, Jessica Mitford, decision." Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 President John H. Bunzel and the If the court rules for plaintiff. Mit- Board of Trustees may be resolved 9 ford, her fingerprints will be given back a.m. tomorrow at the Santa Clara to her. If the court rules for the County Superior Court, 191 N. First St. defendant, Dr. Bunzel, Board of Urban sprawl will be commission's target Judge Homer Thompson will preside. Trustees and Chancelor Glenn S. Two separate issues are scheduled to Dumke, the fingerprints will be turned By Ryan Reinhold mission, said if the plan is adopted tonight, it will county area and in the Montebello Ridge-Stevens be debated. The first, is the legality of over the the SJSU administration. Special to the Daily definitely limit development in the east foothills to Canyon area of the western Santa Cruz Range. the controversial fingerprinting Either way, Mitford will be able to Urban sprawl, the plight of many California one dwelling in no less than two and one-half acres. Preservation of open space is now increasingly requirement which states that all continue teaching for the remainder of cities, is expected to be dealt a heavy blow at Few new homes would then be allowed on steep gaining ground over the "boom-town" era attitudes university employees be fingerprinted the semester as a visiting sociology tonight's special session of the Santa Clara County foothills and even fewer new homes in the moun- that prevailed in the county during the Post War as a condition of employment. professor. Planning Commission. tainous valleys and ridges where the agricultural '50's and prosperous '60's. The second issue, presented by On Nov. 13, Dr. Bunzel said he could The planning commission is expected to approve zoning will restrict development to one dwelling per Encouraged by easy-to-get FHA home loans, Mitford's lawyer David Nawi, not pay Mitford her $2500 September a major plan to change the zoning of much of the 20 acres and in many areas to one home per 160 thousands of families clamored for tract houses in questions the action taken by the ad- paycheck since she hadn't signed the east county foothills and all of the Mt. Diablo acres. quickly constructed developments. ministration to withhold Mitford's loyalty oath until Oct. 1. Range. This comprehensive plan affect nearly half Stamos said this proposed plan will effectively Land was soon much too valuable for strawberry September paycheck. As stated in the Government Code, a of all land in the county and will officially protect curtail the present trend of "a growing sprawl up fields or fruit trees the countryside with its ex- On Oct. 10, Mitford learned that state employe must sign the loyalty this area's private land from development that the slopes." panse of tragrant cherry, pear and plum orchards fingerprinting was a condition of her oath prior to his-her employment. would damage the predominantly virgin en- Recently, the planning commission has suc- could not remain; economic demands forced them employment, but refused to be finger- In this second issue, if the court rules vironment there. cessfully zoned for open space ( land that is natural, out. printed. the loyalty oath had to be signed prior I.ucas Stamos, secretary of the planning corn- accessible or sparsely developed ) in the south See back page "There is nothing in the state law that to Oct. 1, Mitford will not be paid for the requires fingerprinting of academic month of September. employes' nor was the university able "Legally, Mitford is only entitled to Garza explains street closing delay; to furnish any explanation of where this the monies the loyalty oath states. 'policy' originated," Nawi said. There aren't any constitutional issues In a recent Spartan Daily column Dr. involved," said Larry Frierson, the promises SJSU interests to be remembered Bunzel stated, "I have already taken administration's attorney. steps to have the policy reviewed and Both sides may appeal to a higher reconsidered. Meanwhile, it remains a court if they are not satisfied with the San Jose City Councilman Al Garza council meeting to discuss delays in 'The city has been aware of the used before council allocates funds to stubborn fact that no court in the outcome of the decision. met with Rick Marks, A.S. vice their effort to close Ninth Street students' desire to close Ninth Street organizations. country has ever held that finger- There is a possibility, Nawi ex- president before yesterday's A.S. through traffic. for at least a year and the matter has "This would eliminate a person printing is unconstitutional." plained, that there may not be a been before the Public Works Com- receiving a large amount of money On Oct. 16, Santa Clara County Judge courtroom available Friday and if so mission for four months," Marks said. Students hostile and apathetic when they aren't worth it," Pacheco John Mclnerny ruled Mitford could the hearing may not be held until early He added four months may be the said. give the court her fingerprints in a next week. normal amount of time given sealed envelope and could resume Mitford said she would appeal to a to these The council tabled the matter until its over next fall's fee hike matters, but said he would like teaching, and that 'all past and present higher court if she didn't agree with the to know next meeting to give the members more what is holding up a decision. monies due' be paid. Milford complied decision. By Gary Worthen time to look over the suggestions, but with the ruling. In a relephone conversation, Frierson approved the revised funding guide. Student reaction to the $26 raise in materials and service fees, effective next fall, When the council meeting began, "No one gets the fingerprints until the said, "No one can say at this point Pacheco said funding requests must be is varied pro and con for a number of reasons. Garza told the council members he case is finally determined," Nawi said whether or not we are going to make an Yesterday, the Board received in the A.S. Business Office by 5 of Trustees of the California State University and Colleges would try to "successfully bring out the adding, "The judge can decide in court appeal. approved a $26 hike in the material and service fees for next year. The fee hike will interests of the university." p.m. Dec. 21. add an additional $13 per semester to the present $83 fee, making semester fees $96 Following Pacheco's report, A.S. total. Later, A.S. Treasurer David Pacheco President Rudi Leonard' announced Student reaction differed on a number of issues. and A.S. Business Manager Greg Tim Welsh had been appointed as Inside the Daily Toshio Shikasho, a counseling education major, said, "I think it's costing Soulds submitted for council approval a Housing Coordinator and asked for students too much money now. The trustees should get the money from some other revised guide to aid organizations in council approval. place, and if they are going to raise fees, they should provide more financial aid to preparing proposals requesting funds The new SJSU library had its face lifted a few times before it was finally ap- off set the cost of rising fees." from the A.S. Welsh, who has worked with the proved yesterday. Debbie Carvalho has details on page 3. In contrast, Dan Naylor, a music major, thinks it's all right for the fee hike. "It's tenants union and done tenants coun- not that much to pay for what you get," said Naylor, "I like my classes and Pacheco said funding was abused in seling, was approved unanimously by The San Jose City Council is now looking "for the quality of life rather than the teachers. For what I have to pay, and have seen that other colleges have to offer, I the past by the A.S. business office and the council. quantity of life," according to Councilman Jim Self, Lou Covey has the story on think we pay very little and get quite a lot." council. He cited as an example large The council also went on record page 3. One student, Frank Dignam, a math major, felt it was coming. "I expected it," amounts of money given to unqualified opposing the $26 Materials and Service said Dignam, "Reagan's been in control for a long time. He raised the University speakers, such as graduate students. Fee raise, approved by the Board of An Indian foreign student attending SJSU says his native people don't fall in of California tuition. It's just been a matter of time." A list of 11 suggestions was attached Trustees yesterday which will go into and out of love like Americans do. Debbie Tennison's interview with the student, See back page to the revisal, outlining criteria to be effect in the fall, at Leonardi's request. the second of a series of six articles, appears on page 6. Women Against Rape seek to educate public on myths, facts about rape By Jacquie Kubal are not abnormal. He writes, "Studies indicate that however, we recognize that hitchhiking is a fact of First of three parts sex offenders do not constitute a unique or psycho- life for many women with no other means of tran- A scenario: pathological type; nor are they as a group in- sportation. We reject the idea of women cloistering A scantily clad girl walks down a darkened city variably more distrubed than the control groups to themselves as a solution to rape." sidewalk. A stranger loitering nearby is suddenly which they are compared." The WAR stand on clothing is "whether a woman overcome with passion at the sight of her, leaps out Myth: Rape happens most often when a woman wears short clothes or no bra only indicates that and rapes her. out alone on the streets at night is assaulted by a person's choice of non-restrictive clothing not a Yes, sometimes rape does happen that way, and stranger. sexual invitation." people imagine just such a scene when they envision Fact: According to John Rapp, crime prevention Myth: All women secretly want to be raped. rape. However, the above is not a typical rape and, officer for the San Jose police force, the inside of Fact: This, the most basic of all rape myths and in fact, incorporates several myths on the subject. cars, the home of the victim and the home of the the root of the others, is the most complex and the One of the professed goals of WAR ( Women rapist are equally common locations for the scene of least studied. In movies and novels there lingers an Against Rape) in San Jose is to educate the public a rape. attitude that women like and-or invite rape I see about rape. The WAR members, who talk to many victims movies "Straw Dogs," "Blume in Love"). "Forcible rape is the most frequently committed ( including some the police never see because the In her 1971 Ramparts article called "The Politics violent crime in America, and yet most people don't crime is not reported, published a handout of Rape," Susan Griffin discusses rape as a product know the facts about it," stated Doris Harod, reading, "The man most likely to rape you is your of the conceptions of male and female sexuality in associate executive director of the San ,Jose's nest door neighbor, your woman-friend's husband. our culture. She writes, "And this same culture YWCA and a representative of WAR. In other words, men who see you come and go and which expects aggression from the male expects Myth: Rape is a sudden crime of crazed passion know when you are home." Indeed, police and court passivity from the female ... The male psyche mostly perpetrated by insane men. records back up the idea that the rapist can be persists in believing that, protestations and Fact: According to Professor Menachem Amir's anyone from a relative to a casual date to a co- struggles to the contrary. deep inside her study of 646 rape cases in Philadelphia, "Patterns in worker. mysterious feminine soul, the female victim has Forcible Rape", 71 per cent of all rapes are planned Myth: Women hitchhiking, not wearing a bra, or wished for her own fate." ahead of time. Ninety per cent of the group rapes exposing midriffs are "asking to be raped." !Ater articles in this series will explore how these Rkk MR,PRY were planned. Fact: Ms. Harrod of WAR stated, "Of course, myths have affected the courts' treatment of rapist Surprised on a dark street- a typical scene? Amir's study also pointed out that men who rape hitchhiking should be avoided if at all possible. and victim. ii Daily Forum

Vol. 61 Page 2, November 29, 1973 No. 39 Editorial National land use plan now

Two years ago, the President's Council on of this state's land as being of "critical state concern," Environmental Quality said this country is in the midst leaving 90 per cent to local government discretion. of a "quiet revolution" in its attitude toward land use In addition, the State Land Planning Commission regulation. would not have th devise a finished land use plan until This "quiet revolution" refers to the gradually 10 years agter the commission's establishment. changing notion that land development should be Such a long period of time is ridiculous. controlled by state or regional government, rather In 10 years, all the land in California may already than by local government. have been ravaged, exploited or ruined through The Spartan Daily views this "quiet revolution" as haphazard development. far too silent. The Spartan Daily views this bill as grossly This "revolution" should be activated as soon as inadequate. possible by the passage of a national land use bill by It seems our legislators could do considerably better Congress, which would provide the framework for in establishing an adequate state land use plan. setting up state planning agencies. This country most assuredly needs a national land Two such national land use bills are now in use policy to prompt state land planning. Congress. One passed the Senate last June; the other Likewise, each state must take responsible action to is still in a House committee. develop a realistic land use plan of its own to ensure There are several differences between the two bills. the maximum efficiency and beauty within its bor- But essentially, both establish a federal ad- ders. ministrative structure for giving funds to states for The Daily recognizes the complexities involved in use in land planning, provided the state qualifies for establishing federal and state planning agencies. In federal aid by establishing its own land use planning Congress, the big argument over any national plan is

agency. the age-old debate of states' rights vs. federal rights. Assemblyman Paul Priolo, R-60th Dist., has already And on the state level, the land use planning football introduced a bill to the California Legislature is being tossed back and forth between state and local proposing the creation of a state land use commission. governments, neither able to agree on which should do This state commission, under Priolo's plan, would what. Hatlital Student Union be required to prepare a state land use plan and But the fact remains action should be taken. submit it to the legislature within 10 years. And soon. The commission would also have the power to Our land is a finite resource - just like air, water on Farah designate all land areas which are of concern to the and oil. Student pressure state, and consequently plan land use only in these Open land, free of any development, will some day areas. be just a memory if land continues to be exploited with (;rt.gory T. Ford Unfortunately, Priolo's bill regards only 10 per cent no overall plan in mind.

In May of 1972, 4,000 workers in Workers also are subjected to a cooperative, absolutely refusing to the nine factories of the Farah system of quotas which forces agree to the workers just demand Letter to the Editor Slacks Manufacturing Corp. went them to produce a specified for a union He is trying to "sit it out on strike. The workers, 85 amount of goods, many times at a out" and hope that the strikers are percent of them Chicano women, faster and faster rate, depending forced back to work through Short-sighted energy development bills with are striking for the right to on the supervisors whim! Workers, hunger and lack of money. great haste. If these projects would organize themselves into a union- some with 15 years of job ex- However, reports from Farah have been started when they were Spartan Daily the Amalgamated Clothing perience, receive only $2.20 an strike representatives have shown Editor: proposed, our country would be Serving the San Jose State UnlverSiSY receive Community Since 1934 Workers of America ( AFL-CIO). hour. Younger workers that the strikers are not starving I hope with all my heart that the capable of meeting the ever in- Second class postage paid at Sc,, Jose. California Included within their fight for a less. In general, the policies of the due at least in part to nationwide Member of alifornia Newspaper Publishers Association Sierra Club and other related creasing demands of the masses. and the Assts. idled Press Published daily by San Jose State union, is the struggle to improve Farah Manufacturing Company support of the strikers) and are University , ex 'pt Saturday and Sunday, during the college ecology factions who were so in- Many will suffer in many ways. year The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily intolerable working conditions. are exploitive and discriminatory, still determined to win. strumental in getting dozens of Still those of the Awociated Students. the College the loyal citizens who have Administration or the Department of Journalism and The workers at Farah have no with Chicanos working under all Since May of 1972, a nationwide short-sighted, unreasonable en- allowed a thick layer of fat to Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder. of.semester basis Full academie year, 89 each Semester. job security, meaning that any white male foreman. Farah slacks boycott has been vironmental restrictions passed passify their brains will feel the 8450 trff campus prire per copy. ID cents Phone 271.31111 Advertising r7,3171 Press of Erich Printing. San JOSP worker can be fired at any time The American Southwest, where organized. The boycott has been through Congress, are happy with discomfort the most. We have Editor George Rede located, is Advertising nianager Robert Madrigal with no possible consideration of the Farah factories are effective in substantially cutting the situation that these bills have progressed into an abundant af- Managing editor lee Daimon &new bastions Forum page editors Barbara French seniority. They also have no one of the few remaining down Farah sales and some stores forced upon us. fluence. The United States is Peter Howard pensions for retiring workers, and non-union labor in the U.S. The News editor Brad Bollmger of have stopped selling the -scab" Agreed, these acts have forced wealthier than she has ever been. Assistant news editors Debbie Block no medical plan for workers who Farah strike should be seen as an pants! Linda Mallfgo energy producers into reevaluating Everyone is enjoying more leisure Gail Shiomoto become ill. Women who work at essential part of the larger struggle As students, we can increase the their methods. Yet to go to the activities of "getting away from layout editor Warren Hein it Entertainment editor Debbie Tennison Farah plants simply cannot afford of Chicano people in the South- pressure on Willie Farah. It cer- extreme that no makes it im- all." In this complacent state we Fine arts editor lauw P Covey Sports editor Paul A Stewart to ever become sick if they plan to west! If the strikers win their tainly is not to much to ask of possible to meet our future energy have tolerated below average Copy editor Kyle Clark Assistant copy editor Nanny Ruby continue to feed their children. strike, it could set the trend for the students to merely check the labels demands, is not rational governing which is now failing us Photo editor Ken Bisio South- As:Lida nt photo editor Wade Howell unionization of the entire of the pants they buy. legislation. in many ways. Chief photographer Mike Russell west especially among Chicano Locally, workers, Chicanos, and When a system is working Our Constitution is based on a Importers Nancy Baker. Terry Brinkerhoff, Russ Brown. Speak out! workers. The elimination of a students have been boycotting Deborah Carvalho. Mona Chin. Dean Daily. Paula Donan. inefficiently it should be altered, system of checks and balances. It Joe Fisher. Danny Gilmore. Joanne Dribble. Swan major area of non-union labor Mervyn's Department Store on not torn down with Hathaway Gary Hindu, John Horan. Bruce Jewett. Jun little or nothing is time to check our government. Kelley, Jacquie Kobel, Randy lopes. Roxanne Miller. Ed The Spartan Daily will accept would restrict runaway shops in Story Road in San Jose for over a to replace it. When cutbacks hit, Everyone Moore, Bryan Murray. Bob Piorritc. Ion Rauh, Kathy must become more Rebell, Kathy Rengstorff, Tim Bubb. Peggy Rudnick]. Ed letters or guest columns of any other areas, like the Bay Area, year. the people who will yell the loudest involved with the type of leader- Settler, Oarol Tognetti. Mark Whdefield. Gary Worthen, Joyce Yamashita length from on or off campus in- where workers have already On Dec. 1., there will be a noon are the uninvolved, lazy, narrow- ship they are personally in contact Photography Staff Nicole Bengiveno, John Have, Marty Gates/mod Hoff. Marq Upton. Scott Mowry. Rick Murphy. dividuals and groups. For quick organized for better pay and rally at Melvyn's Store to launch a minded citizens who allowed such with. When all the people speak, Ban Rea Advertising Staff David Brockmeier, Laura Giometti, and full publication, letters should benefits. secondary boycott. injustices to take place more than then our government will be John England, Michael Garvey. Ann Giomett. Gregory Graves. Nora Hancock, David Harris. Margaret Schwarb, be typed, double-spaced on a 55- For the past year and a half, The RSU urges all SJSU students half a decade ago. obligated to provide what the real Cero Scialalgsa. lands Wallace. Thomas . Charmaine space line and be limited to 10 in- Willie Farah, the owner of F'arah to support the strikers on Dec. 1st. Now that this energy crisis is majority wants. Wheatley. tarry Williams ches, or about 350 words. slacks, has been totally un- Boycott Farah pants! upon us, Congress is passing Jay W. Hummel Black brother meets a cracker Most Blacks can verify a Black black lace -up knee boots, a brown W.C. (Whispers) A nickel for a Bro: In the meantime, the wire Sweat on down to the pig-pen for thing we heared, the pig was in cultural fact, which is that the double-breasted suede jacket, a shirt'? Sliding to someone's said that there was a party over no reason. Those racist dogs. the fix-it shop. Lost a scope. Black man has multiple per- black Don Juan hat with a purple home? Buying weeds? (Louder) on 102nd. So I jammed on home W.C. jots down, "In the midst of W.C. jots, "Believes he and his sonalities, at least two in number. band and edging, with a small gold Yes, I see. and put on some clean rags. a voilent and chaotic gathering, perspiration were transformed One is a personality that has been earring. And he is sharp! ) Bro: See, I'm a bad mother, and jots, "Extended patient engaged in gunplay in an into flames while being observed developed to be employed in the W.C. Brother: What it is, man! I like to hold down a corner every attempt to shoot a chicken. by two alley cats. Moments company of Whites, the other hallucinatory material con- later, (White clinician immediately now and then. Delusional allegations include the perspiration got into the pig's comfortably exhibited around cerning a talking wire. Bizarre jots down in notebook, "Speaks ( W.C. quickly jots down, persecution, harrassment, and eye, which caused other Blacks. behavior shown in a claim to the patient to in 'word hash'.") threats from pigs and racing magically vanish. He From the life of the Black urban also W.C. What seems to be your dogs.") alleges that one of the pigs ghetto dweller to the life of the is problem, Joe? Bro: As I was splitting from the presently having a middle-class Negro, there is what lens Bro: Well, you see, I was in love party, I could still hear James repaired.") we can refer to as a "Black norm" Kenneth A. Wesson with this stone fox, but I just blowing "Hot Pants," and I W.C.: Who are in behavior. Only in cases of upper- these pigs you couldn't get my shit together. My remember seeing Willie J. keep referring class Blacks who have very little to, may I ask? shit was raggedy. coming on in with a bad red jump Bro: May you Black identity, can we say that the ask? You already W.C. pictures in his mind's eye, a SJSU Lecturer on. did. They the police. White clinician can assume a stone - that is, concrete - fox, W.C. jots, "Claims to have W.C.: Oh, it was knowledgable position with respect the police you jots, "Fettishism and per- actually heard one of the sur- say that were to the approach that should be bothering you? version. Also, has past history of in Black Studies viving Negro friends from the Bro: Yeah, the taken in the solutiJn of a devil's been doing diarrhea.") melee, James, cooling pants by that to me for behavioral problem or objective. 400 years now and W.C.: Yes, go on, boy. blowing upon them. A latecomer, it's got to He can also accomplish a great stop. The crackers Bro: See, last Friday the eagle Second of four parts Willie, approached the building always fucking with me. deal with little or no regard to the flew, ( and cut that boy shit out hopping, not in directions, but in ( W.C. jots, "Patient expresses Black norm. so I took my hog down the colors. Patient claims that it was religion for first time, fanatically Let's take the case of a White boulevard 'cause I decided to get definitely a red jump.") claims that Satan has persecuted clinician attempting to understand myself a new slave. Bro: What really blew my mind him for what has now been 400 the following dialogue between a (W.C. jots down, "Claims to bird "Inferiority complex, claims to have attended a social function was that we had to leave before I years. Immediately claims White psychiatrist or psychologist watch, and to have ridden a hog be bad and unworthy. Low self attired in only shreds of had a chance to see the Penguin. thereafter to have engaged in and a "Black brother" coming non- down the street in a metropolitan esteem, also claims to hold material.") Man, I just love the Penguin. sexual intercourse with biscuits, stop from the urban Black ghetto, community corners in en route to pur- - already - secure Bro: So when we got there W.C. jots, "Expresses strong cookies, and crackers. and arriving at the clinic. Without chasing a slave.") positions. Also shows improper breaking down everybody was emotional attraction to and Diagnosis: Patient definitely a knowledge of Black life and W.C.: (Whispers softly) This boy sex identification, as he believes like crazy. perhaps also sexual interests in a paranoid schizophrenic with Black jargon, the clinician makes a is definitely experiencing that he is a woman and, in ad- penguin. This is in addition to the excessive amount of delusional futile attempt to investigate and delusions. dition, a mother.") (W.C. jots down, "Mass mania of fox previously alluded to.") and hallucinatory material. Also, evaluate the "problem." Bro: Anyway, I ran into my old Bro: We just laid dead there til some sort taking place Bro: Well, me and Sweat was on expresses sexually perverted (Brother enters office of White lady and she laid a nickel on me the hawk kept doing a job on us. predisposing entire group to a fire and two other cats were obsessions, and animal-related clinician. He is 19 years old, comes - I bought this shirt I have on W.C. jots down, "Hallucinates nervous breakdown.") watching and waiting for us to intimate affairs. Should remain from a family of seven, the third with it, come to think of it. Then about being deceased. Per- Bro: In the middle I start make a move. Then Sweat under constant medical oldest child. He is dressed in a me and my partner, Sweat, slid secutory complex centered care, shooting on this chick, and a few caught one of the pigs in the eye, and psychological purple shirt with a treatment longsleeved on over to his woman's place to around being repeatedly at- minutes later some pigs busted and we started kicking, man. mandatory. ruffled front, sky blue knickers, pick up a bag of weed for a dime. tacked by a hawk.") in and threatened to run me and Man, we just disappeared. Last Prognosis: Not favorable.")

November 29, 1973, Page 3 Lack of finances forces change in SJSU library plans

By Debbie Camillo be open for a study area. But Greene stressed. Construction of the library The new SJSU 19-story he is displeased the Home With the faculty office is scheduled to begin next library approved by the Economics Building will not having its entrance on the July and completed in 1976. State University and be removed. west side, the main entrance The library will house 800,000 Colleges Board of Trustees In the 1967 masterplan, to the library will be on the volumes. yesterday is quite a different this building was to be torn south side with another The department of library building from that originally down, which would have entrance available during science will remain in the designed in 1967. allowed for a large quad of peak hours. six-story old library. Library, at 260 The reasons for the open space needed around changed look of the library, tall buildings. to be located just north of the If the building was to be Home Economics Building removed, the library could on Seventh Street are many. be moved more toward the feet, to be of that area. This city's But the primary reason is center SKI FREAKS finances. would have given more room When the library was first to expand the college, ac- Kotlach Racer Boots S50 proposed and approved by cording to Greene. Fisher Quick Glass skis $60. tallest structure the state legislature in 1967, "By leaving the building Tyrolia Binding S33 ly $11 million there, the school has used was allotted. Regular Price S 143 ;h However, $15 million is now short-ranged planning based appropriated. But with on a few dollars. It is okay ly rising costs, $21 million will for students today, but Package Sale Price $98.75 be needed to complete the they're not planning for or library, according to Aaron future students," Greene Greene, architect of the emphasized. structure. The original library had "NEW" RENTALS id "Not only is there less plans for sub-surface FISHER SKIS - Romanic Boots - Poles money to work with, but an recessed gardens. Now, to additional 200 faculty offices however, the only part un- $8.50 for 4 days had to be provided for which derground will be a partial r- weren't in the original basement. Johnnys' Ski & Marine

plans," explained Greene. location of the library was 446 6. WINCHESTER BLVD. in Greene said instead of the Proposed library before change also dependent on a 22-year SAN JOSE original pre-cast concrete old elm tree. The library will 244-6425 In Open 12-5 Mon. Th. Fr. 12-6 Tue. Wed. 10-5 Sat. exterior, a light-weight be built next to it, so the tree is not have met today's ear- separate elevator system. Across frorn WInchestcr Mystery House facing will be substituted to thquake will not be cut down S. requirements. One of Greene's original ancseash cut costs. A lighter facing providing it is in good health. ,11 The library will be 260 feet plans for housing the faculty will be used, the floor-to- tall, making it the Eli tallest offices was to have three floor height could be shor- building in San Jose and the garden court units around to tened by using smaller second tallest structure in the library. These would beams which has allowed Santa Clara County. Hoover have had landscaped roofs Greene to design one extra Institution Tower at Stanford and gardens in the courts. THE floor to the first planned 18- University stands at 275 feet. However, the faculty was CHRISTMAS Ir story library. The first three floors of the opposed to the idea, Greene The building is still below new library will house 200 said. OF '73 ly aircraft height regulations faculty offices and three Greene, who is also the and has met all the new departmental suites. There campus consulting and Imagine a beautiful wall sire Nat- earthquake codes, to Greene will be a separate entrance masterplan architect, is siad, adding that the library ural Outdoor Portrait. The colors at the west end of the pleased that two of the ex- are rich and the feeling is real - New plans cut quad and indoor space as originally planned would building which will have terior ground floor decks will it is a work of art. And it is well worth the $136.00 it normally costs. But for a limited time, City Council no longer believes erestRps, Slid? Petersen & Bishop Photography offers a special on this large 16"x 16" wall portrait. Now for only $60.00 you can have an environ- 'biggest is best' policy, says Self mental color portrait made of you 45 N. 1st 297-0463 or your family. There are no ad- maININNIR ments tried to decide who Stone ) has a completely ditional costs. Capture the Chi ist was to put it out. different attitude and tells us SPARTAN BRIAR mos of '73 like never before. WWWWW1.91 Now, through contractual we don't have to wait. Right Appointments roust be made by agreements with the countys now he is working on the PIPE December 10, 1973 for this un- (in which a city or county legal aspects of renewed usual $76.00 savings. will reimburse each other for building. 18.95 supplying services within "Because of some question with ASEt card another's jurisdiction) and earthquake regarding Etetszn Bi-4012 incorporation of county standards it will take about 15.95 lands into a city's the PHOTOGRAPHY 10 months to complete (offer good thru Dec. 31) jurisdiction, the confusion structure. In the meantime 438 N. SANTA CRUZ AVENUE has been eliminated. the upkeep of the theater is "We're walking distance kt7 GATOS 35±1-2_52,134 Self also discussed the costing San Jose taxpayers from the campus." subject of redevelopment of $1,945 a day. the downtown area, and the San Jose Community esSesi AS yeS NN MS MI meSMORMANISIEWMWMIESOMOSIWILIMISMBRIOSKr.=. SISAIIIIERIES111111/11ESSITINDSMSWASS Theater. EITALISSWRINSTBMWASI WRINRESSMSWIRMWOMISSWINSWEDINCIASIMUMENNIING n DISCOUNT PING 214,,0 Hundreds of NO OTHER STORE OFFERS SUCH DISCOUNTS 1:1SETS About downtown, Self said, illp "The downtown area is PUSALES fon/talk USE OUR LAY-AWAY BANKAMERILARD. 151 NAT. MASTER CHARGE about to break wide open. We TENNIS SALE! PRO GOLF gg BLIZZARD KASTLE 1 ?;A95 Maris Lipton have spent $2.3 million so far KNEISSL REM Wilton - Spoldio, OLF BALLS 6 Doi Dunlop - Large Variety San Jose City Councilman Jim Self on the San Antonio Shopping gfria rii Greco Sayings DUNLOP "65" DOWN1 SKIS Glass SKIS PRO MODEL STEEL ALE Faimslos X 0o2a-lImINd Plaza, but we should spend 7799 Top Glen6999 TENNIS RACKETS Broken LIMIT- about $4 million in all. And Ski ED 'intliaiiv-oons 5999 BAGS 1 San Sims 1.41, 7999 ...1722/T= Vg. 99 CONVERSE "The policies of the council policies shifted to a mkt,.39laq there are about five dozen 41000 Ku rry! SIZES 291,2 GOLF Jose City Council have "people related philosophy," y/95 other projects going on right Twiteolat RALLY ALUM. RACKETS 1999 STARTER SETS changed radically in a Self said." We're looking for Glen 99 SPRINT 99 FISCHER I.n,o /12 Shargla, tls Iron SHOES now to develop the area." Short Ski Limited Rod Ium0. 2MaI CHEMOSD. Req. 550 00 2 Woods 39 RID'To or 25195 relatively short time," said quality of life rather than Sims WILSON TENNIS TENNIS DRESSES 2999 79 05 SNORTS Famous Sian.. 799 City Councilman Jim Self. quantity in life." AmeVioi Rep 09 SO Rep On the Community MISs 29 99SOS 3.99 9.99 19 95 STERLING near the "We are nowhere However, San Jose is still Theater, he said, "We still 99 CLIMATIC 'biggest is best' philosophy SPECIAL expanding its boundaries have over 16 months to wait SKI PANTS, some 60% WOOL BACKPACKERS PRIME WHITE of the past." through the incorporation of before we can go to court on 200 PR. IN-THE-BOOT STRETCH MUMMY BAGS 2 LBS 59.99 Self spoke to Dr. Terry county lands. the various lawsuits. We Sheri for Woman. Moo To SD oioao Vs LBS 64.99 p. 19.99 YOU It WANT Christensen's Political At one time, Self ex- were held up by the former Si OPAL PAIRS NOW REM, - HOUSER - WHITE 3 LBS 69.99 STAG imPOR15. PR. XTRA LONG & Science 103 class yesterday plained, all the services city attorney (Fred Palla ) XTRA WIDE ALSO 'NYLON FAMOUS BRAND about San Jose's growth between cities and counties 7.1.1AN PAO( who had thephilosophythat if WIND MIN 5 -WOMEN'S SKI JEANS NYLON DAY PACK TENT exam- 99 policy. I police and fire, for there was any legal question PANTS REG :::1.0/17eian’ot; 3" 1 97. VOIT in la OS Self said the change ple) were being duplicated about anything don't do it MINI RUCK SACKS RIP STOP 6.99 WOMEN Aarled LaIar 2999 Spalding policy began in 1967 when by overlapping jurisdiction (repair it) until the question BIKE NYLON PRO PACK now mayor -SNOW SHOES-TOBBOG. 2.' 1 Lb PUP Air.99 and fear, Norman Mineta, in sonic areas. Also, in is resolved. I RENTALS -SKIS PACK 699 Wilson Nylon 1Q99 TENTS 11, UP alyIsn 2/1102, of San Jose, was appointed to others no one was quite sure "The new attorney (Pete Rog to 2t99 I BOOK 199 PONCHOS and council. whose jurisdiction was valid. DUFFLE BAGS 19.99 the PRE-MOUNTED 4999 KIDS BAGS 7.99 or KNAP SACK I UP .4) According to Self, former Self related a story of one SKI SETS 11 WE HAVE A FEW FLOOR SAMPLE TENTS LEFT AT FAN. City Manager A.P. 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Sex tops A MOVE comedy IN TAE RIGHT Entertainment DIRECTION By Terry Brinkerhoff The stage was set on the McCauley added to the A devilish performance by same level as the audience, young writer's excitement. actor J. Ivan Holm and the increasing the viewer's The rest of the applicable sexy slinking of Alice Holtz involvement in every scene. costumes were set to modern sparked a recent King Dodo While Steve McCreddin's times with multi -colored 'Pandora' performed DECEMBER 1s1/7:30 p.m. Playhouse presentation of characterization of an sport coats and dress pants. "Pandora's Box" by George Axelrod's comedy inexperienced writer was Overhead lighting was Maples Pavilion German playwright Frank "Will Success Spoil Rock well done, he lacked controlled by David Wood, a Stanford University Wedekind will be presented Hunter." variaticns in voice projec- technician whose timing had Dec. 7, 8 and 13-15 in the Highlighting the evenings tion. to be perfect for the quick university Theatre by the performance were Hobo's The rest of the action action scenes. Extra Drama Department. evil expressions in his centers around the sitting auditory effects were HOT The play centers on a portrayal of Irving La Salle, room of Rita Marlow's suite. provided by Chris Nugent, world of decadent morals a successful Hollywood A black leather bar provided whose crashing impact of TUNA and sexual perversity and is agent eager for his clients' the actors with enough drink, McCauley throwing Bran- not recommended for souls. so that they could indulge nigan offstage, explained the children. Hobo's sinister behavior throughout the performance. effect of the writer's new The adapatation retains appeared more like a A frequent vistor was the found strength. the albert king review much of Wedekind's style messenger of Lucifer than would-be playwright Future . presentations of with stark contrasts in an agent. La Salle could Michael Freeman, played by the "Rock Hunter," play will WITH SPECIAL GUEST STARS characterization with in- grant every wish ah actor Paul Collier. alternate every Friday and tensified, disturbing had in return for 10 per cent Collier's quivering frame Saturday evening with John bloomfield/ naftalin dialogue. of his soul. In orther words, in the fight scene and free Patrick's play "The Curious The play tells the story of a La Salle's clients could have and easy style added to the Savage" thru December. TICKETS 54. $5 general admishon. unreserved beautiful woman, Lulu, who anything they wanted-for a play's success. His The King Dodo Playhouse $5 50 reserved loges. dValiabilt at Tient:Wei, Stanford, only ruins the lives of those price. humorous description of is located at 12378 Sun- San Fran around her. His every gesture was himself as a "playwrote" is nyvale -Saratoga Road, Ticket Agencies T gawkier Box Of lice. Stanford. all Macy',, cisco Downtown Center an, Office. Peninsula Bo. Office, Los Altos. Lulu, an extremely in- emphasized by a unique an example of the comical Saratoga. Reservations may Son Jose Bo. Otfinr. ASUC Box Of lice. Berkeley. Banana Records and dependent woman likened by ability of coordinating face personality he portrayed. He be made by calling 266-6060 Town and Country MUSIC, Palo Alto Mail orders 705 Tresidder Stanford, Calif 94305 Wedekind to a wild, beautiful and body movements with said that a "playwrote" is a for the $3.50 Friday night and Memorial Union, beast, later becomes a the rapid pace of the play. playwright that has written $4 Saturday night per- ASSU Special Events Productions 14151 321 2300 x4331 common prostitute on the Sharing in this ability was one play and hasn't written a formances. Starting time is streets of Paris. the performance of Alice word since. 8:30. One of the reasons we are Holtz, as sex symbol Rita Continuing the play's staging this play," director Marlow. excellence was the con- 41,0,1uPgi-P,**-41-%**4uF414141-41***4ufuSuP1 Dr. Hal Todd said," is that Holtz shimmied, shaked tribution of actor Paul L. the play had things to say Tim Weitz and Leslie Jennings and quivered all over the Morgan as sentimental that are being said today, stage with all the loving theater owner Harry Kaye. such as the harmfulness of excitement typical of a The facial expressions and repression, enforcing of German production com- Tim Weltz, Dough Morrison Hollywood starlet. Her deep humble gratitude he natural instincts and even pany. and Enrique Perenzarce. intonations added a displayed in his pseudo the repressing of women, German composer Alban Scenic designs are by delightful touch to her part. acceptance of the Academy which becomes a direct Berg later began work on an Donamarie Reeds; con- Jaleen Holm, directed the Award, increased the overall statement on women's opera based on the two stumes are designed by Lee play. Her guidance in the humor of the production. liberation. It is seeing these plays. Although it was never Livingstone; lighting is by G. quick-paced action scenes Holtz's colorful costumes ideas on the stage that may completed, the opera was Norman Russell and sound is lead to a better un- highlighted the production. have a shocking effect on recently performed by the by Charles Kogan. derstanding of the actors' Her slinky black night gown some traditionalists." The San Francisco Opera Tickets go on sale today at roles. in the love scene with I.ulu stories have gone Company. the University Box Office, through many adaptations Leslie Jennings will play Fifth and San Fernando since their initial writings. In Lulu, supported by a cast Streets. Admission is $2 1929, the Wedekind work was composed of Richard 0. general and $1 for students. made into a silent screen Herlan, Terry Delashaw, Information may be ob- presentation entitled Michael Alexander, Steve tained from the Box Office at "Pandora's box," by a Hagberg, Marty Zermer, 277-2777. On Campus 'Trivial comedy' Beatles film Greenbaum "The Beatles Away with Norman Greenbaum, of THE BEATLES: Words," a film-concert of the the "Spirit in the Sky," i Double life satirized Beatles and their music, will fame, will be performing in AWAY WITH WORDS be shown in Morris Dailey the Joint-Effort Coffeehouse, By Terry Britton Special to the Daily Auditorium, Friday, tonight and tomorrow night Leading a double life can be both a life one is bored with. Saturday and Sunday, under at 8. i SETS 9 SAN JOSE PERFORMANCES precarious and humorous experience and Beauchamp, as Moncrieff, wryly observes the sponsorship of the Joint has everything and nothing to do with "The at one point, "One must be serious about Effort Coffeehouse. Importance of Being Earnest," Oscar something to have pleasure in life. I happen Greenbaum is returning THE BEATLES: Away With Words, The world's largest traveling multi-madie show, Wilde's famed play now being staged at the to be serious about Bunburrying." after a year's absence spent comes to San Jose State U's Morris Daily Auditorium Fri, Sat, & Sun, Nov 301h, The film traces the sounds i Dec 1st, & 2nd for 9 shows. Fri, & Sat, Nov 30th, & Dec there will be 3 shows writing and composing. lot Actors Repertory Theatre ( ART ) in San Also notable are Angele Gutierrez as the which first influenced the nitely at 8 pm, 10 pm, and a special midnight freak show noth nitas. Sun Dec 2nd Jose. haughty Lady Bracknell and Linda I.isette Beatles: Little Richard, three showing also, a 4 pm matinee & evening shows at 7 pm & 9 pm. Tickets are. 'The comedy, under the apt direction of Jenkins as giddy Cecily. Both Guttierrez Chuck Berry, the Everly $a 00 in advance 8i $3.50 at the door. Available at all ticketron location& San Jose Admission is $1 for State U. Students may purchase special $2.50 discount Richard L. Spiecher, seems particularly and Jenkins have immersed themselves in Brothers, and passes on tickets at tfist AS. business into students and $1.50 for the office only suited to the intimate ART theatre and their parts so as to have become the the early days of general public. enables an excellent rapport between the characters. Beatlemania and then into actors and the audience. Unfortunately, the same cannot I be said of the "Help" period. *********************** A satirical look at genteel society's views all the portrayals. Lane, the manservant, as of respectability, love, marriage, death and played by Bob Dunn, is totally devoid of the Showings are Friday and religion, the play was described by stuffy presence he is supposed to have. Saturday at 8 and 10 p.m. and midnight; Sunday at 4,7, playwright Wilde as a "trivial comedy for Equally lacking is the performance of and 9 p.m. Tickets are $3 in serious people." And, though set as nap- Louis Shadera as Reverend Cannon How you advance and $3.50 at the express yourself pening "somewhere near the turn of the Chasuble. Shadera's halting and lifeless door. They may be pur- century," the theatre-goer will be quick to delivery makes one think that he quite chased at all Ticketron see the similarities between the high society forgot what his lines and the play were all of then and now. locations and the AS. Ticket depends upon your camera. about. Geoffrey Beauchamp, as the affected and Office. idly rich young Algernon Moncrieff, is the Real pluses go to Spiecher for his life of the play with his spirited acting. He is designing of the period costumes, to Gary thoroughly enjoyable as he struts about in Mitchell for his good set design and to Nancy peacock garb in a parody of the debonair. Latterly as production manager. Queen Leading the double life involves the fine The play will continue through Dec. 22 art of Bunburrying, which is the word with performances Friday and Saturday at Moncrieff has coined for it. It means in- 8:30 p.m. in ART's theatre at 249 S. Second contest venting excuses or people, like Moncrieff's Street. Tickets are available at the door or mythical Bunburry, to periodically escape a by calling the ART box office at 244-1462. Applications for the Winter Carnival Queen Contest are available now and should be Young's new album turned in from Dec. 3 to Dec. 7 in the Student Activities Office in the old cafeteria. tells The winner of the contest innermost feelings will receive an allexpenses By Mark Bussmann keeps pace, Young reveals album, "Time Fades paid ski vacation in Squaw A "live" Neil Young is the the innermost feelings of a Away," offers further proof Valley over semester best Neil Young. rock star and then finishes of Neil Young's superstar break. Despite the appearance of with a stinging, "Oh, friend status. Girls will be contacted for Today almost everybody a shabbily put together of mine, don't be denied." an interview at a later date. is getting into photography The whole F-1 system includes over 40 lenses and And it s not the snapshot variety People are doing 200 accessories Its album, Young's newly "Love In Mind," the last capable of doing virtually sports stories, nature stories, portraits you may everything in photography So whatever released "Time Fades cut on side one, offers the idea you even have a friend who s doing photographs through have for a picture. the F-1 has the equipment to make Away" shines as his high sensitive, reflective side of a microscope Or a telescope sure you get it nasal performance before a Young. He wakes in the early You also know that everybody has his own idea Because it was conceived from the beginning as a live audience glistens. morning with love in mind, about which camera is best That s why its important system. it works as a system All the elements are Of the eight cuts, recorded realizes it may never be for you to know about the Canon F-1 Because Its the quickly and easily Interchangeable No matter which in seven cities around the fulfilled, then questions system camera that s fast becoming the favorite of lens or accessory you use with the F-1 body you wont country, "Don't be Denied" society's sexual standards. professionals And the new status symbol among have the feeling that something has been stands alone. It might be the "LA," an outstanding song photography enthusiasts tacked on most meaningful song Young lyrically, is characteristic of What s more the F-1 is comfortable to handle has ever written. 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WHO: San Jose State University vs. University of Montana WHERE: Spartan Gym, Fencing; WHEN: stamina and romance Tomorrow at 8 p.m. TICKET PRICES: $3 reserved seats, $1 general ad- By Bruce Jewett school fencing team as a countries. That's the year I had great vision of jumping Norther California Cham- stabbing people. It took a mission and 75 cents for SJSU students. The fast, furious sport of socially accepted way of became rated fourth in the over tables and all sorts of pionship last year. definite effort to overcome TICKET OUTLETS: A.S. Business Office. fencing is little known in the letting out my egressions." world." fantastic swordplay." "I like epee because it's that." GENERAL INFO: This is the season opener for both realm of popular athletics. At New York University Coaches champions Lipton sudied under Ralph like actual fighting," Lipton Women, she revealed, "do universities. Both teams are undergoing rebuilding Althrough fencing seems to Dasaro chose the -I enjoy teaching very Faulkner in Hollywood. said. "There is an unlimited not rely on strength but more programs this year after sub .500 seasons last year. have much romantic appeal, above the and epee much," Dasaro said. He Faulkner's students have target area and you can on strategy. They are RADIO COVERAGE: KSJS-FM (90.7) "The Voice of very few actually pursue dueling sword) as his teaches fencing at SJSU and included such cinema stars score on any part of the usually more in tune to the the Spartans," starting at 7:50. proficiency in it. primary weapon. The sabre Hayward .State University as Errol Flynn and the body. I can put my stature to idea of finger control, which At SJSU Michael Dasaro is designed for slashing and an advantage and use my is what the foil is all about." teaches and coaches fencing. the entire upper torso is the length to keep my opponent Women restricted Marq Lipton captains the target area. away." However, Williams resents male team and Kathy Before drafted into the Kathy Williams, 24, women being officially Williams heads the women's U.S. Army in 1961, Dasaro geology senior, is a good restricted from epee and team. took numerous honors in his infighter. She started fen- sabre. "When you use other "I was attracted to the field. He fenced in the Pan cing at U.C. Santa Cruz four weapons, it makes for more Your sport by the early swash- American Games and was years ago and is a regionally variety. It broadens your buckling movies," Dasaro, the youngest member of the rated fencer. horizons. 35, said. Goateed and U.S. Olympic Team in "Fencing is good training Fencing, she said, "is pen pal. scarred, he resembles a Rome. for being aggressive," she much more direct and more We aren't really trying to push pens. We just want Rennaissance era duelist. "I remember 1963 as my said. "But not for beat-them- personal than team sports. Knives to foil to make a point. beast year," Dasaro said. "I over-the-head agression. You expend a tremendous And that point is no matter what you need in "I grew up on the streets," became the U.S. national Fencing takes great skill and amount of energy in a short the way of art supplies inking pens, pencils, illus- Dasaro, Brooklyn born and sabre champion. I won the finese. It's very graceful." time." tration board, drawing boardswe can supply it. Fast. bred, said. "We had our little world SISM military Williams said she had a Additionally, Williams So, check your art supplies and write or call us strifes and played around championship by fencing hard time at first in actually feels, "fencing keeps my life when you're low. After all, what are friends for? with knives. I joined my high champions of mostly NATO scoring touches on her op- organized. It relates my ponents. "At first it seemed physical body to complex son Joke point strange to me. I had a lot of strategms in exact, precise social inhibitions about movements." Ohio sporisters 11! #11 twice favored STAR MOTOR IMPORTS DISCOUNT ON SERVICE AND REPAIRS ON ALL By Tim Robb Rick Murphy SPARTAN SWASH- student Kathy Williams the FOREIGN &DOMESTIC MODELS For the second year in a row a Cincinnati Red All- BCUICIER SJSU fencing finer points of dueling for Also American boy has beaten out a National League East, Black coach Michael Dasaro shows sport. Jutfielder for the league's Most Valuable Player award. NEW FIATS This year, Pete Rose beat out Pirate slugger Willie and coaches both teams. Douglass Fairbanks, junior As low as Stargell, while last year Johnny Bench won over the Cub's $48.00 me. (iigs.) "I've learned a lot about and senior. Billy Williams. 78 VALLEY FAIR 365 snn nnTonio RD. relating to the beginning. He recently placed second 375 so. MARKET ST. JOSE MOUATF1111 VIEW Granted, Rose and Bench are fine athletes deserving snn They come in not knowing in the Northern California 248.4171 941.3600 national recognition, but were the most valuable players in Present Student Body Cord FOIr Dimwit anything about fencing and Qualifier and first in the the league honored or the most valuable players on the without any direction in it. I most successful team? have to motivate them and Put another way, would Williams and Stargell have maintain their interest." received MVP honors if the Pirates and Cubs had been the Need more men National League champions? I tend to think so. Dasaro feels that "a lot of This may not be entirely fair but unless they change the men don't come in because CLASSIFIED name of the award (MVP of most successful team) or the to them fencing still has a SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 40r per HOURS ARRANGED, Work n our 1115 mo method of voting (from 24 sportswriters to the players) this COTTAGE FOR RENT EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPIST ANNOUNCEMENTS pound Any amount Phone 7932951 Hive Morning afternoons or ulilines paid Phone 292 9/19 after 6 Maser s Repo'', Dissertations tinge of sissiness. Women e trend is going to continue. PISCEAN& CO. has some of the nicest venings Complete training NO ex pm or on Saturday II Sunday Marianna Tarnbens 131 Escobar can only fence foil. We need %Wes for your cOmplete waterbed Accrue required Telephone new and COuPleS 17/0 Ave Telepnone 356 4241 Los Gatos problem of voting for GALS, Join a college age This situation is tied directly to the GUYS AND needs FACTORY DIRECT to you. renewal account, Salary 292 3065 SENSITIVE MAN wishes a INSCEAN B CO comes thry with men for epee and sabre. BALLET class at Eufrazia SchOol of Budget Marketing the All-Star team (being done by the fans, of all people). Of Complete heated rung size bed as low frrend and cornpanron A sincere complete bicycle 110 speed Benet Basic -lechn.que- for They do not realize that it is as 5103 Four locations 1 331 N lit $65 to SOS PER WIC PART TIME female offered FREE rn We< pl.% I parts. sate, I. Service at begmmng dancers Small classes RENTenc course that policy is supported by the owners to boost game 287 7010 2 1538 W San Carlos 294 LMIrnifed earning potent.ai In student prices, nearby Friendle a streneous sport, that it ndividual attention . Beverly Cntr 1001 MODERN01 helpful service We (Aff I Piscean, attendance but generally results in clubs with the best at- 1455 3 Cupertino K Marl addressing envelopes al home " At;kST 744" ebl "f r rrtn SJSU Eutraria Grant Dir 241 1300 Bridgestone Fiegira Ross requires immense stamina Sara Sunnyv 'le Rd 990 1413 4 COmpanies pay top money for that campus under new management 2 tendance getting the most votes. APPLICATIONS FOR AS PROGRAM Mossberg Magneto 331 N 1st 211 Oakridge Mall on Blossom Hill Rd -personal" 'ouch For former in &dm .1 talrm. studio. turn & Worn and concentration." BOARD are now being accepted 1030 If the observance of these honors is going to become 225 8371 formation regarding opportunities Water 9.grbage pid, prorate balconies interested students Should apply at Kith these companies, Send 52 10 WRITING AND AAAAAA CI4 Ultimately, the coach the Assocrateo Students Office in the BARGAINS OW Pottery old rewerry 8. off street parking For Information representative of the top performances, the voting should be Advei tiling. P.0 BOO ASSISTANCE Typrng. edrting Call Student Union pct frames books turn appi call. 293 $974 or 215 6669 wants to see fencing made WO/. Atlanta. Ga 3030$ 227 3993 done by the men affected by it, the players. MORE GIRLS needed to balance Clocks ctonses 10015 radios records NICE ROOM Clean & Comfortable into a varsity sport. CANVASSERSURVEYER 53 hr TYPING IBM Near campus 782 4355 group All Fridays 1 PM Nov 16. 30. trunks etc Thousands 01 items to Garage. near bus Share TV. phone, bonuses 26 hr a week. transPorlati00 Dec 14 Sequoia Growth Center 218 Therese from THE LOST FLEA Etch IL bath $65 mu plus sm ON, BRIDAL FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY Above average height and prov.deo for door to door surveying for OL2.41.41.20-45-10-Suis 807S MARKET open Well Mr. Sun 3943973 HIGH quality wedding peolograpny reach, Dasaro said, is FREE park 9. admisvan 1940S 1st rar condO...no appointments can for LOWEST Bay area ratet SM $100. FIRST PRIZE PONG TOUR- LARGE 1 BORN APT. Furthshed, ChuCk at Horne Air, 287 3480 & winte album 80 its Tues clean. meet complex. It z Wks from includeS gold desirable in any sport. 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After posting a come-from- SJSU swordsman FREE 79 50 sh to SHIRTS S200 EACH IRON ON Able( ties for studeros ROOMATE WANTED: To share 2 ASTROLOGY. A complete char' IS WEDNESDAY FLICKSReeter lih Phone behind 10-10 tie with Ohio State that gave them co-ownership Tall, long armed Marq TRANSFER VARIETY 'Sc EACH 109 93 %erne S I 793 bedroorn Apt near Campus 210 S. constructed & interpreted Expert Madness". "Duck Soup" & Snifter &ROOKS. Sc E San r ernando 1 Bib 12th St NO 4 2953750 work al a reasonable prce 2186376 of the Big Tern title with the Buckeyes, they were denied a Lipton, 21, SJSU photo- Harvest" Dec 5th Morris Morey mom SJSU Phone 29/0,09 TYPING Reasonable, exper.enced Aud 2 shows 7 30& 10 Pm SO cents ROOMS ACROSS THE CAMPUS berth in the New Year's Day classic in Pasadena. journalism senior, favors the YIN YANG WATERBEDS Special Ist'ys 468 S fati St & 1,9 S gir Porn last IBM Selectric with s,irnbOIS, Presented by A font Although the Big Ten athletic directors chose Ohio State epee. The epee is a rigid Student diSCOunt with purchase of 560 tv, ST9 on, Girl, 182 5 LOST & FOUND for technical typing NO edr: ng WHO 15 2739 GURU MAHARAJ JIT Find more waterbeds 2331 So tth SI 99x nun rerun 565 rno Utilities Pd Call 263 should the entire Michigan Out about the energy that is keeping their reasons are suspect. Why weapon and is actually a 5660. 2765 Stevens Crock Blvd 990 Fietfrun rooms ni..wly decorated. 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Si sprawl topic In India people believe in love after marriage of special meeting From page one Few dared to challenge the area's phenomenal growth SJSU Indian student fondly recalls homeland pattern. Perhaps most people felt as San Jose City Manager A.P. Dutchi Hamann did then: "They say San Jose is going to be eaten another Los Angeles. Believe me, I'm going to do everything By Debbie Tennison language dialect every 14 a right to be here, just as utensils. Even soup is consumer in my power to make that come true." (Editor's note: This is the miles. much as we do." this way - the

To have an effective open space policy on a county-wide second in a series of six The 20 major and The Indian added that the simply dips his hands into to scale, the cities, in particular, must support and act to im- articles on SJSU foreign thousands of minor dialects foods he does eat are eaten the bowl and cups them plement the policy. The county has no enforcement power for students). make communication one of with his fingers. He uses no bring the liquid to his mouth. any of its recommendations to the cities. The typical American India's biggest problems, Cooperation among the cities and county is beginning to be couple falls in love, gets Bhakta srated. realized through the creation of the Planning Policy Com- married, starts hating and And he cited religion as mittee established in January, 1967, to work jointly on gets divorced. This does not another problem, explaining countywide planning policy. happen in India where there are conflicts between The committee formulated the Urban Development-Open people believe in love after Hindus and Moslems. IN THE DARK Space plan in May of this year to deal with the problems of marriage." The most prominent DO IT sprawling development and diminishing open space. So stated Vitthal Bhakta, a religion Bhakta said is The Urban Development-Open Space plan states it is 23-year-old Indian foreign Hinduism, based on a belief WITH ...DENE designed to "propose a way to improve the quality of life in student attending SJSU as a in reincarnation. Indians the county by sorting out areas appropriate for open space junior physics major. who go against the religion and urban development, reducing the costs and maximizing Known to his friends here become outcasts of society. -CAMERAS the benefits of new development in the county." as "Victor," he discussed Although India has a food DARKROOM Areas that are appropriate for open space are identified as lifestyles of his native shortage problem, Bhakta being for resource production such as agricultural, mineral country in a recent in- said it is not due to the Hindu fl extraction and grazing; for protection of air and water terview. belief in not killing animals. Rick Murphy ',OUR CHOICE quality; for recreation; for wildlife and vegetation preser- India has few divorces, Rather, it occurs when the so WM OR student Vitthal Bhakta /S vation; for scenic resources, such as the foothills and Mt. Bhakta said. Although Indian physics country has no rain for a long SIMS Diablo Range; for protection of the public safety in areas of arranged marriages are marriage. people living in one house, period, followed by a geologic and earthquake hazard, and for protection of common, the couple has the In India where divorce is since grandparents and tremendous rain - causing historic and archaeological sites, such as the New Almaden final say and couples get to difficult, he explained, "It's other relatives live with the flooding which destroys Mines near south San Nose. know each other before easier to love one another nuclear family. crops and homes. after marriage because you Although he said he has Hollywood's depiction of have to love each other and been Americanized after India as a place where cows society will accept you living here for so many roam the streets while Students on fee hike easier." years, Bhakta has not people starve is not common, Stating there is a strong forgotten his native according to Bhakta. From page one raise was small in contrast this is a public institution." bond between married language or his homeland. Although Indian people Loranzo Alexander, a to the cost of other univer- "I don't think it's much of people in India, Bhatka Recalling the village would give their own lives history and biology double sities. a shock for me, as for the in- where he spent his early added there is much before eating some other life 66c 11520 major said, "Like most raise in fees foreign students centive to marry there since years, Bhakta said life there because of their religious el 90c rt 13516 students, I'm upset about "Its very difficult for me to had to pay last year," said premarital affairs are is very simple and of a basic beliefs, Bhakta stressed, "If DP 5107 CPS 170 12 becausesome of the vital understand why people can Nicholas. "The un- changed WI 30, this prohibited. sort which hasn't you are starving, it's your iss Ito 9 VI things that I think are vital get so upset about paying dergraduate school I went to The Indian student has for thousands of years. fault and you can do are not being funded, and less than $100 a semester," raise the tuition as much as lived in California for "You don't brush your something about it, because THIS IS THE PLACE! uoimi" '6 IMP "MOM rt. OW" none of this money will said Murphy. "I come from a the whole fee is here every several years since his teeth with chemical tooth- people are responsible for 019111600410 ". help.. Students should have university where it cost over year." parents moved here from paste - instead people chew growing their own food," he 55995 1,r;i;t1,4.47-1 some say as to the raising of $1,000 a quarter. The im- India where his father was a on tree bark to clean their said. fees, per se." plications of the fee raise are Jean Novicki, a history farmer. teeth," he said. Saying he is a vegetarian IC mm Two transferring graduate obvious, though," asserted major, said, she didn't think Without previous business And he added the "village Bhakta said, "I don't want to students had a different Murphy, -because once one the fee hike was too good at experience, Bhakta's father people" heat their own water take life unless I absolutely reason for not minding the fee raise is passed, then it all. "I don't have very much came here because of the and cook on wooden stoves. have to. Other animals have fee hike. Lynn Murphy and becomes increasingly easier money. I can see where they opportunities in business and Indian cities, on the other Nancy Nicholas, grad to puch through other raises. have to raise the price, but will probably remain here as hand, are very modern - students in mass com- It's a trend that should be still it's a lot of money to a businessman. comparable to San Fran- munications, felt the fee watched carefully because have to pay." For Bhakta, however, cisco. Bhakta likened American life is too hurried traveling from a city into the with no time to enjoy, so he country to traveling back plans to return to India after through time. finishing school. One problem, he stated, is Human nature:customs vs. creativity Complaining about the that when traveling across society's fast pace he said, India, there is a different "People are so mobile that meanest drink in town.) By Randy Lopes the capacity is smothered by third force psychologiist you don't have lasting LSA T (The "We are repressed by our want of con- studies the 'healthy per- PREPARATION COURSE relationships with people." We will offer a rigorous 3 -day middle class institutions and ventionality," Dr. Hodges sonality." Dr. Hodges said. In India, Bhakta workshop course designed to said, give prelaw students the systems primarily geared to continued in his explanation people are very close and it skills, strategies and self-co, the light,'" force psychology, a Dr. Hodges explained that ((donee to perform their best 'turning off of third is traditional for whole on the December Law School declared Dr. Harold Hodges, belief of Maslow and several persons studied by third Admission Test. Call or write: force psychologists usually families to stick together. It LAW BOARDS INSTITUTE professor of sociology, in other prominent is not uncommon to have 30 875 Dolores No. 2 and possess several prominent San Francisco, Cal, 94110 describing Abraham psychologists 14151 282-9076 Maslow's book on human sociologists. traits which make them potentiality, "Further "Whereas the behaviorist, different from other "non . Reaches of Human Nature," or 'rat psychologist,' studies self-actualized" persons. at yesterday's Faculty Book animal behavior to delve into Talk in Cafeteria A. human behavior, and the "These self-actualized EARN TO "We all have the capacity Freudian studies the ab- individuals, who have in- : to be unique individuals, but normal subsconscience, the cluded people such as Albert Einstein, John Muir and Ralph Waldo Emerson, are i SKYDIVE i not buried by the need to FREE conform," said Dr. Hodges. e Spartaguide ORIENTATION : Such individuals are IDMI midnight Admission is 52.50 for SJSL EMINAR on the effeits the Itkan At stadents and $3 general in advance usually dedicated to their mil teacher credenhaling requirements. RATE:. CRESS CLUB meets Cl noon in the S U work rather than obliged to it STUDENT with Marione Snail, leacher preparation talaveras Hoorn. onsultant. Cl 3p ni in the S U Umunhani for financial need, have the loom SKI CLUB spinsors Ice Skating at the ability to empathize and are S SKI CLUB SI 7 39 pni in the S hastridge Ice Arena at 7 30 p.m. BIOLOGY SEMINAR at Duncan Mall 12,30 spontaneous in their reac- $40.00 at : I' II., Si mis.5 451 to 8 p.m tions. SPEAKER, Dr. George Moore, histors lii Ii s III St F1.5I IS %I. present, praessor, will speak on ' Unilateral SAN CAR LOS AIRPORT: . mser in.11'141ati3Optri Disannainent- at 2,30 pm. in ED led -They are often con- ,nis FRIDAY FLICKS will feature -Planet of OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 23,74 ski 4i p In in the AU the Apes" at 7and 10 p.m in Morns Danes sidered official academic Auditorium. Adinission is 50 cents. failures," said Dr. Hodges, ssi ,.pria Kappa Alpha SJSU BASKETBALL begins at 815 p.ni in falcon 1, .. Student Union the Spartan Gym with SJSU hosting "achieving high marks only TOW/Bitola Univerpty of Montana Admission IS $3 in subjects they are in- FII.M -Ashy. Words" in Morris reserved. It area students. and SJSU mei: ale isiic, Auditorium . ./,01,iits 7's ....Ms terested in. In many ways CALL US 592-2220 pa they are like children." school Student Union budget "While society has crushed creativity while rewarding medocrity, the plagued by big deficit self-actualizing person has escaped into a second naivite," Dr. Hodges ex- SAMPLE The Student Board of said. Governors SUHGj voted "If we run as we are, we plained. this month to make up a will have to include ad- $13,000 deficit in its '73-/4 ditional expenses SHACK budget by drawing on its somewhere within the next reserve fund. two years," Allison stated. csolsal Women's and junior's The fund is held for SUBG must receive ad- LEAVE DEC RETURRA. FOR RWO OR unexpected expenses, im- ditional funds through RESERVA7100 casuals with a wide CONTACT BARBARA NEVIO provement in the Student Chancellor Glenn S. 12,4 137 51 05ET: o, i 0 rEtsS VA, RAE S V.siA selection of sizes. Union and possible ex- Dumke's office, raise Thpitsls) pansion of facilities, ac- student fees from $10 to $20 cording to Evelyn Provost, or close some Student Union 13."-,NTARbAS secretary to Ron Barrett, facilities, he said. AgTAGt4 A28110756-NT, CLARA AcROSVROM "0' SUBG chairman. Allison, who helped The deficit has been ac- Barrett prepare the budget, cumulating over a two-year said it is a complete and S.F. GOLD period because of a large accurate report. Pantsuit Reg. $58.00 increase in cost-of-living "The chancellor's office SAMPLE SHACK $34.00 expenses, according to Bill will not accept a budget with Allison, manager of a deficit so we had to draw on 0 Auxiliary Enterprises, and our reserve fund to make it SUBG member. acceptable," Allison said. Denim-look skirt "Enrollment has leveled and top combo off, and the amount of Reg. $36.00 dollars coming in has SAMPLE SHACK $23.99 decreased while the cost of living has jumped seven and $500 REWARD one-half per cent," Allison said. A $000.00 reward is offered for explicit in- Available funds kept formation for the recovery of photographic Student Union facilities equipment (predominately IEICA) removed THE SAMPLE SHACK from therndividual Studies Laboratory Room 216 operating by providing only 3135 Stems Creek during that n (adjacent 13 216) Please Contact: illItz-Welnherd COMpeny, Portland, Oregon the necessities 243-3813 time, according to Allison. Any decrease in funding 277-3511 Campus Security would shut down portions of 277-3444 A.J. Mac Donald Christmas layaway... 10% off with ad the Student Union, Allison