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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 30 THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 'Downward spiral' charged to enrollment decline

By Doug Ernst is 18:1, several schools are substantially more Engineering, agreed with Sawrey's assessment of Because more than 54 faculty jobs will be crowded. the downward spiral. eliminated next year, fewer classes will be offered, The School of Social Sciences, for example, will "Without the cutbacks we would have held our classes will be larger and the quality of education jump from 21:1 this year to 23:1 next year because own or increased in enrollment," Roberts said. will decline, several SJSU schools deans have of faculty cutbacks, according to administrators. But, he added, the downward spiral has forced his predicted. Faculty allocations were determined last month school to cut back its course offerings. Reduced student enrollment, forcing, faculty by administrative deans, and were based on a "If enrollment drops, you're forced to cut back cutbacks in eight of SJSU's ten schools, will cause at projected full-time enrollment FTE) of 19,100. faculty, which will cut back on courses, which will least 200 classes to be dropped next year, ad- The School of Social Science has been forced to cut the number of full-time enrollments in the ministrators predict. cut about 20 faculty positions, or roughly 80 classes school," he said. University officials announced several weeks ago before next semester. William Gustafson, dean of Applied Sciences and that the enrollment drop will require the "We're in a perpetual downward spiral," James the Arts, agreed the faculty cuts mean an of more than 54 full-time faculty jobs. Sawrey, Social Sciences dean said, "and somehow elimination "inevitable downward spiral." This is beginning what some administrators are we have to break out of that. calling a "downward spiral" that is demoralizing "I would suggest," Sawrey said, "that the quality "We're going to have less faculty to deal with faculty. of education for next year would decline. student demands," Gustafson said. The "downward spiral" occurs because fewer "I would hope that any decline in quality would be "We may not have enough faculty to accomodate faculty positions necessitate cutbacks in course of a temporary nature," he said, but added, "I think as many students in 75-76, as we did this year," he offerings which in turn further reduce enrollment. we're going to have more cuts next year." added. While the overall university student-faculty ratio Dr. James Roberts, dean of the School of Continued on back page James Sawrey iotaBob Woodward Salaries of top administrators doubles top professors' pay

By Carla Marinueci at SJSU can receive in annual salary is "The people In the front line of The $42,000 salary figure is proposed Salaries earned by some campus $23,532. education are the teachers," Brown again for the 75-76 state budget. administrators, including President Gov. Jerry Brownwhose menacing said at last week's board of trustees Any pay increases given to the John Bunzel, are more than double ax is poised above the educational meeting. university president must first be those received by the highest paid budgetrecently complained that Salaries for top administrators on recommended by the chancellor and assistant and associate professors at administrative salaries are too high in campus vary widely, but in most cases approved by the board of trustees. SJSU. the State University and College they are above the amounts that full, In 1973 Bunzel was one of four As the top official at SJSU, Bunzel system. associate and assistant professors and California University and College earns an annual salary of $42,336, ac- Brown, whose annual salary is lecturers can earn. presidents to be denied a merit pay cording to the state's 1975-76 Salaries $49,100, has openly questioned why Bunzel's annual salary, based on a 12- increase by the board of trustees. Gov. BrownHe thinks administrators John Bunzel -He gets paid $42,336 to and Wages Supplement. campus administrators receive bigger month working year, has remained The combined annual salaries for two are getting paid too much money. serve as president of SJSU. In contrast, the most a full professor paychecks than professors. unchanged from the 73-74 fiscal year. SJSU vice presidentsthe academic and the executive is $70,488, according to the state Wage and Salary Sup- plement. Dr. Burton Brazil, SJSU executive vice-president, earns an annual salary to be of $33,564 since, according Student election complaints probed to the University Information Office, he is classified as vice president at Step four By Terry LaPorte Rothstein said. tices, they should be terminated," Bane most pure election practices. Student A.S. adviser Louie Barozzi said one of classification. SJSU student elections will be in- Bane told the Daily he "would not at said. body elections should be models to, all the trustees at the Board of Trustees This would mean that the remaining vestigated by a State Assembly sub- this time reveal the source" of the Bane was appointed March 21 by elective procedures and certainly meeting in Los Angeles last month was SJSU vice presidentAcademic Vice committee in a statewide probe for complaint from SJSU. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy to should have safeguards equal to public concerned about the "one-sided" yes President Hobert W. Burnsearns the possible "deceptive procedures," "Just because we've received the chair the special subcommittee to in- elections." vote on the A.S. referendum. annual salary of $36,924. according to an assemblyman. complaint does not mean it is vestigate the elections. "Students should be assured of the Rothstein said the referendum could SJSU school deans, defined by the Several other public universities and justified," Bane said. Other complaints same integrity in voting procedures as be one area the subcommittee will look Information Office as Deans of in- colleges in California will also be in- Rothstein said it was her un- Rothstein said other complaints had the general voting 'public," Bane into. struction, can earn annual salaries vestigated. derstanding that the complaints come to Bane's attention about student stated. Barozzi said he had no idea if the ranging from $25,656431,188. "Numerous complaints have reached originated from student elections last elections at the University of California Corruption training ground SJSU complaint came from a student or The deans of educational services assembly members from all parts of year. at Berkeley, Chico State University, Bane said he was expressing the administrator. and summer session and the dean of the state which allege deceptive Bane said he has talked to several Long Beach State University and San concerns of student leaders and ad- The subcommittee may travel students also earn salaries within this election procedures and practices," past student body presidents in Diego State. ministrators "who fear that unfair throughout the state to visit univer- range. The maximum that a full Assemblyman Tom Bane, D-Van Nuys, California. The initial date of the hearings should elective procedures on the college sities, colleges and community professor at SJSU can earn is $23,532 said in a press release. Many had mentioned "careless be announced this week, Rothstein said. campus may serve as a training ground colleges. annually. Bane spokeswoman Marlene practices" in elections. Bane said in the news release that the for political corruption." The movement of the subcommittee Associate professors can take home Rothstein told the Spartan Daily "There has been enough of this to purpose of the investigation is to extend According to Bane, the subcommittee depends on the members' schedules up to $18,432 per year and the highest Tuesday that one complaint had come indicate to me the election process campaign and election reform fostered will define the problems and make and budget limitations, Rothstein said. pay level for assistant professors is from SJSU. should be looked into. by Proposition 9 to all elections. suggestions for correction, if needed, to Two other assemblymen will be $14,448. `It was not solicited by us," "If there have been corrupt prac- "Students must be exposed to the the legislature. selected to join Bane on the committee. The highest paid instructors at SJSU could receive $13,104 in annual salary. Referendum Unlike administrators who are employed on a year-round basis, faculty members are contracted to work only nine months annually. vote accepted Their yearly salaries, however, are divided into 12 monthly paychecks. There are five basic classifications in by trustees the faculty at SJSU: assistant, in- structor, assistant professor, associate professor and full professor. The Board of Trustees has accepted Faculty and staff members are hired the results of the statewide A.S. in at certain "steps", or pay scales, referendums that student fees be depending on their experience and the continued at present levels. The number of years they have worked in a trustees action came at its March 26 position. meeting. Each year, the faculty or staff The refererdums were held in ac- member is usually given a salary in- cordance with Assembly Bill 3116 which crease and promoted one "step" on the involves the funding of instructionally- pay scale. related activities (IRA). When the employe reaches the SJSU's referendum was held Feb. 24 highest step on the pay scale, "Step and 25. five," he or she remains at that level until promoted to Step one of the next The 17 campuses which held the rank. referendums all resulted in a vote for Approximately 26 SJSU positions, at the continuation of the present level of their highest possible pay level, can A.S. fees. earn more than the top full professor. Among those positions are associate The campus votes varied from a low Pat Yep directors of the library and institutional of 57 per cent 'yes' vote (Cal State, studies, medical officers, the university Dominguez Hills) to a high of a 94 per Up, up and.. away? purchasing agent and business cent 'yes' vote (SJSU and Cal State, manager, the public information officer Fresno). Park in Los Gatos. NOSE DIVEKite-eating trees aren't the only enemy. Fickle Spring winds can be a problem too, as this girl learned last weekend at Lake Vasona and several staff deans. Continued on beck page S.U. fees will cost part-time students more By Mark Van Wyk be required to pay $10 per semester in fees for use of the S.C. Bunzel forwarded the request to the chancellor three weeks they are registered." Ten dollars per semester for S.U. fees is the maximum Part-time students will be required to pay $5 more per Students taking 7.9 units or less formerly paid only $5 per ago. amount allowed for any California State University and semester for use of the Student Union, according to a semester in S.U. fees. There are sixteen campuses within the State University Colleges (CSUC) campus. spokesman for the chancellor's office. Citing inflation, declining enrollment, and other financial and College system with student unions, and only four of Chancellor Glenn Dtunke will issue an executive order woes, S.U. Director Ron Barrett told the S.U. Board of them, including SJSU, have a sliding fee scale for part-time This may soon be changed, however, because Barrett and implementing the fee hike "within two weeks," the Governors (SUBG) last November that the future of the students. the SUBG made another recommendation to Bunzel last spokesman said recently. union was "not bright." month that the maximum allowable S.U. fee be raised to $20 The fee hike, according to SJSU's union director, will raise This prompted the SUBG to request SJSU President John Barrett said he believes it's only fair that all students pay per semester. $40,000 to $50,000 in S.U. revenues. Bunzel to approve the part-time student fee hike and forward the same amount in S.U. fees because "the services are an additional Continued on back page All students, regardless of number of units taken, will now his recommendation to the chancellor. available to all, regardless of the number of units for which Page 2, April 3, 1975 Spartan Daily opinion A.S. Council should stop feuding, begin to compromise on budget

By Terry LaPorte in attacking the task of creating a Student government at SJSU heads budget. into its most crucial period of the 1974- comment With this kind of voting becoming 75 year with a badly-split AS. council more common with key issues, the 14 and an executive branch that is votes needed for the passage of a powerless to do anything about it. refusal to fund more money for Chicano budget looks increasingly difficult to The next two months will see the programs from April 1 to April 4. attain. annual struggle over the drawing of the Hands immediately shot up froni the Another dividing factor is the up- budget for next year. USP to probe the Seinana C'hicana coming A.S. elections. The problems in the always-difficult representatives on their request. Several members have said they will task of deciding priorities for a half The 8-10 no vote on the recon- run for reelection, and fight for the 20- million dollar budget are compounded sideration request was a good example member council slate will be bitterly because of the increasing bitterness of the split in council. contested. council members are exhibiting The USP voted no as a block, joined Problems left over from the election towards each other. by independent members Gamin campaign would make the budget Officials in AS. are saying privately Gammon and John Hart. hassles that much more difficult. that council will not be able to muster The yes vote was a straight block of And if this council can not com- the required two-thirds vote to approve TWC and Progressives, with the ad- promise on a budget by the end of this a budget. dition of independent member John fiscal year, many AS. sponsored This would leave the task to the 1975- Banks. groups could be hurt. 76 council, which begins its term July 1. After the Semana Chicana vote, TWC As one example, the trouble-plagued Already, the lines are being drawn in member Jessie Garcia walked out of Program Commission could not assign the current council over what types of the meeting. performing contracts without knowing programs should receive priority in "You guys don't have the mentality how much money it will be working funding. to do anything," Garcia shouted, with. As the April 15-16 election draws referring to the USP members sitting There is virtually nothing that A.S. closer, council members have begun to across the room. President John Rico or other members reassume their roles as party mem- Garcia, furious at the negative vote, of the executive branch can do. The letters bers. then hurled an obscene phrase at council decides budget questions on its This council is composed of members council member Art Bertelero before OWD. of the University Students Party storming from the council chambers. Hopefully, council can avoid these (USP), the Third World Coalition Obviously, incidents such as this do problems by ending the political feuds (TWC), the Progressive Party, and not lend themselves to a unified effort and compromise on a fair budget. three independent council members. Daily Any observer to council meetings will Reader's defense of Spartan see a decided division of members. On the right side of the council Is the whole story chamber sit the USP members, generally supporting athletics, en- exercise in 'circular reasoning' tertainment programs, and the Rico administration. in Vietnam known? On the lefts coalition of the TWC and news items" in order to cover the Much of the news covered by the Editor: Progressives reside. This group en- to the letter written by Modesto march, citing that there are Spartan Daily is already familiar to By Phil Trounstine In response dorses cultural events and forums. Blanchard which appeared in the other events that need coverage. many of us, so what? The Daily may The imminent collapse of the Thieu Ken The March 19 meeting was a good Daily on March 18. It seems that Mr. Blanchard wants to have a different perspective on those regime in South Vietnam is a welcome comment ) Spartan example of the split on council as it I would like to ask Mr. Ken Blanchard dictate what should or should not be news items and allows for their event to those of us who have long pertains to funding priorities. many members must an on- covered in the Spartan Daily. Mr. reporters to gain experience covering fought against U.S. involvement in current battle areas have learned only how As the Society for the Advancement campus group have to warrant Blanchard went as far as to imply that major news events. Indochina. too well to take their chances on the of Management came forward asking coverage by the Spartan Daily? I would the Spartan Daily does not cover events Your comment that this group is not But some of us have been puzzled in road rather than die under the bombs." for $450, a chorus of questions from the also like to know if Mr. Blanchard is already covered by other news media. treated as badly as they think goes recent weeks about the massive exodus No doubt there are more reasons to TWC and Progressive members were aware of how many groups have been What Mr. Blanchard needs is to conduct unsubstantiated and is therefore an of refugees from many of the falling explain the refugee surge into southern heard as the USP members remained covered by the Spartan Daily whose a comparative analysis of other news invalid conclusion. provinces. cities. Thieu's regime has reportedly mute. membership is numbered less than 25? media with the Spartan Daily. Furthermore your final comment, Why, we ask, are so many thousands distributed propaganda designed to Then, Semana Chicana represen- Mr. Blanchard engages in a fallacy While arguing that "there events that "Don't expect everyone to come to your fleeing in the face of liberation by the strike fear into the hearts of the Viet- tatives stepped forward to ask the of logic known as circular reasoning need coverage" you become feet and give you the world on a tray" is National Liberation Front and the namese living in contested areas. council for reconsideration of its when he stated that the Spartan Daily paradoxical in your ensuing statement an undeserved comment to this or any Provisional Revolutionary Govern- The news reports have made it sound would have to "drop other articles and in admitting that "you have a right for other group. It's also a fallacious ment? as if the Vietnamese people are afraid coverage," (meaning the Farm- statement on your part and smacks of Could it be we don't know something? mainly of the advancing liberation workers' Support Committee). prejudice. Civilization Are the people running from impending forces. Your entire article slashing the Surely, Mr. Blanchard, as a senior in communism or is there something else But seldom, if ever, are the Viet- Daily misquotes Farmworkers' Support Committee is biology you can reason better than you that explains the exodus? namese peasants and workers asked full of assumptions, hasty have. A letter in the Palo Alto Times, from why they are fleeing: generalizations and smacks of Victor Garza crap game Margaret Stein of Palo Alto, provides Perhaps one reason for this is prejudice on your part. Senior, Political Science some insights many of us have not revealed by another assertion of council conflict understood. Stein's. "During the recent fighting, as in the "When the head of the French news Editor: a bad shot past, capture of territory by the PRG agency in Vietnam reported a fee A certain Spartan Daily reporter inevitably brings saturation bombing weeks ago that Vietnamese Mon- Women's Week worker Mark Sussman should work a bit harder at getting his By by the South Vietnamese. tagnards were supporting the PRG iii facts straight when "quoting" people. After much careful study and endless "When the provincial capital of Ban the battle for contested provinces, he At the March 19 A.S. Council meeting analysis, it has finally been determined Me Thout fell two weeks ago, Thieu's was shot to death by the Saigon police," I challenged the purpose behind YSA's replies to negative letter how civilization was first formed. air force came back to bomb the town Stein said in her letter. political outlook. and surrounding villages into rubble, She warned that news reports from The article first has me asking John Editor: be from the very department who co- killing hundreds of civilians. Vietnam, written under the protection Hummer if the YSA believed in the I wish to comment on Tobie Spears' sponsored Angela Davis' very suc- ( comment ) "Last Monday (April 21), AP of the Saigon government, should be overthrow of the U.S. government. That letter concerning Women's Week. My cessful appearance. The 1,500 students correspondent Dennis Gray reported viewed with suspicion. question was asked by someone in the main concern is not for the obviously who came to see her obviously felt she Once upon a time seven people were that South Vietnamese bombers were It may be months before we get a true audience. misinformed and confused writer of was an appropriate speaker. I'm sorry standing around the local stump wiping out villages and hamlets near picture of the events that are taking The article makes it appear as if I this letter, but rather that the Daily you felt that this letter merited such a shooting craps. Suddenly a bolt of the Cambodian border after the PRG place now in Vietnamas it has when was raising some irrelevant slander to chose to run it with such a negative and headline. I am also sorry you felt it lightening burst from the sky and split had captured them." other revolutions were in the midst of "unlegititnize" the YSA. inaccurate headline. necessary to run it when it was ob- the stump in two. A voice followed soon Stein concluded, "The people in the victory. The Revolutionary Student Brigade According to AS. President Rico's viously going to be over a week before a thereafter. itself sees the goal of the people's united congradulatory letter to our committee rebuttal arguement could be run. "I command you to rnulitiply and form cities," the voice said. front against imperialist exploitation ( which you did not run although you The committee is very proud to have They immediately pulled out their Spraying our underarms and oppression as the overthrow of the received a copy) as well as letters from filled the various activities we planned hand calculators and ruling class and its state apparatus. Student Activities, student services and with so many hundreds of interested "No, you dummies. I mean have a lot It is an injustice to me to make it inumerable students, faculty and and grateful students. It's a pity that of children, then build buildings, plant appear that I was "red-baiting" and participants, this year's Women's Week letters such as the one by Ms. or Mr. plants, and make Centers for the can cause sticky situation trying to make out "overthrowing the was one of the best organized and most Spears may lead one to believe that Performing Arts, (the last time I used government" as an evil thing. efficiently run activities to take place Women's Week was other than the huge Community Center and they really By Chris Smith On the contrary, the sooner the on campus. success that it was. American people rid themselves of All events were planned for over nine screwed it up and, in general, start Psssssss.st. By the way, this individual (Spears sounding battle cry. ( comment -) these bloodsucking leeches to use months by a volunteer committee of utilizing those unearned resources." Pretty odd accurate rhetoric), the sooner we can student. Ms. or Mr. Spears would have is as welcome as any other student to "Far out," they answered in unison, But each day millions of tiny tin with it until people start keeling 9 ,er in move on to meeting people's needs and been welcomed on the conunittee. We take part in the planning of this annual and put away their calculators. "But soldiers shriek it as they remove their 1976 will the streets. building a better society. made many public appeals for A.S. activity. Planning for what's an unearned resource?" plastic helmets and spit tons of poison washing If people would stop using them, the Glenn Zappulla assistance but she-he obviously had begin this very month. The voice rubbed its chin thought- mist into ovens, underarms, pans, producers would stop making them. Graduate Student, Psychology other more pressing concerns. Marilyn Fleener fully. machines, bathtubs, frying -o. Unfortunatley, for most people it's to I find it odd that this student claims to Senior, Social Science "Well, that's like using Alaskan oil, closets and bowls of Jell which took millions of years to form, to Why can they get away with it? easy to say, "Just use one little spurt fuel cars for ten years, or using rivers Because they're convenient. under each arm every morning, and no in Northern California to water deserts It's been so long since we've had to one will know the difference." Sparta.. 1111. i ly in Southern California." brush, roll, pour, sprinkle or scoop It would make a difference, though, if anything we may have forgotten what the idea that we can live without se,,,.., the San Is. ',late University "That doesn't seem to make much ConanunIty Since 1934 sense," one of the seven said. it's like to do anything but spray. aerosols would catch on. "No, but you sure can make a lot of It is becoming common knowledge Try to do without spray cans for awhile. We EDITORIAL money on it," the voice cracked in the that the Freon in aerosol cans is might all benefit by Ed, or Phil Trounstin best style of Groucho Marx. destroying the earth's radiation shield. brushing up on roll-ons. News Editor Robin Budrow Assignment Editor Joel KOnopken "Hey, I bet you could sell that If the production and use of aerosols Opinion Page Edits, TOM Le* Alaskan oil to the Japanese and make a continues to increase at the present Layout Editor Wife Leekow Copy Editor Tomei/ellen whole bunch more money on it." level, by the end of the century skin Arts Editor Terry Britton "That's pretty good thinking there, cancer could be striking millions of Write us Sports Editor Stayilt Lopez Staff son, especially considering the people and killing hundreds of The Sparian Deily Bob Age*, Donna Awl's*. Don Per encourages your comments Best teach, John Bodle, Mike Clean, CherY thousands of others each year. read letters art short Japanese haven't even been invented words) and (230 Downey, M.ry Edwards. Doug Ernst, Ross to the Mint So, if science thinks spray.cans are so Letters may be submitted Farrow. Kit Frederic. Mike Garcia, Oar yet." at the Daily office (X JOU between Gasser. Armand Infuse. Trifle HINT, dangerous, why doesn't the govern- 9 m and 3 P "But what happens when we've used Monday through Mar t Kam. Don Ketterlinst, Stove Friday or by mail the resources?" ment put a ban on them? Ca. y reserves Koons' Lynne Laleuneatio, Terry Import*. up all our unearned the riot to edit for length, style, Rey Manley Jeff Mopes, Ca,'- NlisrinucC The reason is that the production of or libel Zap. Another bolt of lightening. All letters Potter McNabb, Karen Minkel, Corson must include author's $3 billion a year signature, Mouser. Nick Plascb. Larry R3cks. Chris "Seven might be a good number for aerosol products is a minor. addresf. and number phone Smith, Mrak Stafhwini, Mike Switzer, Send, \ .11 t 0'd had .111bricall tad. 550 55 "tokl hc much braver ohms this .. r craps, but it's a helluva number to start industry in this country, and the Taylor. Mark yen Wyk. Don Weber. Dan Williams a civilization with." government isn't about to get tough

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Money problems plague [campus briefs ) SJSU foreign students HALL Me$0104140 SJSU pre-law students are University Women. By Carla Marinueci exampledespite the fact it is a "depor- invited to attend several At least two awards will be The economic pinch in the United States is table offense," she said. workshops to prepare for the given, each worth a affecting almost every student at SJSUbut Barbara Dunn, SJSU graduate and ISAT tests. minimum of $300. especially those who are citizens of other volunteer at the International Student The workshops, sponsored Deadline for applying for countries. Center, said the foreign student tuition hike by the Pre-law Club, will be the scholarships is April 7. Foreign students are facing the "double has caused many financial problems. held at 5 p.m. Friday and 10 Interested women may jeapordy" of inflation in America and Many of the students, she said, have been a.m. Saturday. Both obtain application forms abroad, according to Dr. Phillip Persky, taking "more units at school than they are workshops will be held in from scholarship committee SJSU foreign student adviser. able to carry" because of the rise in prices. Speech 251. chairwoman Barbara Ewell, The biggest problem for the aproximately Tuition charged 3221 Kirby Lane, Walnut 860 students at SJSU, he said, are their Foreign students are charged $650 for Historian Richard B. Creek. economic worries. tuition for 15 or more units so they often Morris will deliver a Tuition for the foreign student is $43 per overload themselves to get extra units with Bicentennial theme lecture A recruiter from the unit. no extra charge. at 2 p.m. next Tuesday in the Stanford secondary teaching Coupled with the monetary exchange Other foreign students, she said, have S.U. Umunhum Room. program will be here today from one country to another and the "dif- defaulted loans or written bad checks The speech, will be "The from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the ficulty of getting money out of a country," because "they were desperate financially." American Revolution as an counseling center in the EOP Persky said, the foreign student is more Dunn said the hike in foreign student Anti-Colonial War for building at 420 San Fernando concerned than ever about financial tuition has tended to restrict the numbers of Independence." St. worries. the students here, and was a "bad move, Jobs scarce diplomatically." The World Affairs Council Work permits for the students, he said, "Instead of helping, it has made the of Northern California will A telescopic tour of the ktiorneolnal are "increasingly difficult to get," and they United States seem more like an ogre," she ., hold its annual weekend sky, sponsored by the are having a hard time finding employment said. conference May 2-4 at the Physics Department will be held at 8:30 and 9:30 tonight. to support both their education and upkeep Despite the money problems, the foreign SJSU receives 10th bomb hoax Asilomar Conference in America. student population at SJSU seems to be Grounds. The group will meet at the Lea Viastelica is direction of Community holding steady. The number has remained Dudley Moorehead Hall Larry James, campus evacuated and searched Scholarships for the physics storeroom on the Committee for International Students and a around 865 for the last two years. was evacuated yesterday police records officer, said but no bomb was found. conference, including room, second floor of the old volunteer at the International Student Persky said SJSU has one of the largest afternoon by campus police the threat was called in at Yesterday's threat board and registration fees, Science Building. There is no Center at 146 Tenth St.a gathering place foreign student populations of all the after a telephoned bomb 1:14 p.m. by a male caller. makes the tenth one of the are available from foreign charge. The building 1974-75 for man; foreign students from all coun- California State Colleges, second only to Cal threat was received. was school year. student advisors. tries. State Long Beach. The three-day conference She said "most of the students come from Students attracted will focus on the recent shifts middle income families," and agreed the "Word of mouth," is what seems to keep in the world power structure. economic recession was hurting them. attracting students here, he said. Many of Realistic hiring goals Viastelica said foreign students are often the students write home to tell of their ex- Collective bargaining forced into overcrowded living conditions to periences, resulting in more foreign information meetings will be conserve their funds. students for SJSU, he said. held at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 One group of six Iranian students, she In addition, the "reputation of the promoted by Sasseen p.m. today in the S.U. said, were living together in a two-bedroom engineering and science areas" at SJSU Umunhum Room. apartment. Others have been fitting four or seems to be attracting many to this area, he All faculty members are The setting of goals to SJSU's Affirmative Action compliance with HEW NEW five persons in an apartment to survive said. invited to attend the meeting racially and sexually in- Report, due April 18, by guidelines. financially. The majority of the students are from the which is sponsored by the tegrate SJSU's faculty Stephen Faustina, af- Faustina has tentatively Living conditions Middle East and the Far Eastwith more Congress of Faculty should not be "unrealistic" firmative action coor- arranged a meeting with WHITE We might look at some of the living con- than twice as many from Irdn as from any Associations. or "in bad faith," according dinator. HEW representatives ditions as "horror stories," Viastelica said, other country. An orientation meeting for to Robert Sasseen, faculty Sasseen suggested to the Tuesday in SJSU President SABLE but the students living in groups are of Hong Kong, China, Vietnam, Japan and the California Summer dean. committee that the John Bunzel's conference "tremendous help to each other." India are other countries many Intern Program will be held of the Sasseen told the seven- university implement a "slot room, to discuss the problem ARTIST Sometimes, she said, communal-type students come from. at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the member Affirmative Action factor", allowing some of setting goals, including situations develope where the working According to the SJSU Foreign Student S.U. Almaden Room. Committee at a March 19 margin of underutilization Sasseen's proposed "slot BRUSHES students will support those without jobs, Annual Report, nearly 500 of the 862 students meeting, "the goals ought to before a school is required to factor." providing food and sharing with each other. are working for degrees involving A Childcare brainstorming be realistic, not just correct it. The purpose of the Some foreign students have obtained the engineering and technology. session for students, faculty We with mechanical." Faustina told the com- meeting, according to necessary permits for employment, she The largest number are student in elec- and staff will be held at 10 Oil, Acrylics and Under guidelines mittee, however, that HEW Faustina, "is to try and said. trical engineering. But industrial, a.m. Friday in the S.U. Water Colors' established by the Depart- guidelines do not provide any determine what is ac- But "a lot of them are working without mechanical, civil and chemical engineering Guadelupe Room. ment of Health, Education such margin. ceptable to HEW in the area ’76tRRounds for work permits"in restaurant jobs, for are also courses of study for a large number. Sponsored by the Child- Oil. Acrylics and Welfare (HEW), the "If there is an un- of goal-setting." care Action Committee, the 0760BBrognts for university is required by derutilization of two," Proposal disagreement Oil, Acrylics meeting will survey #785Vgater Colors federal law to set goals to Faustina told the committee, Committee chairwoman suggestions for establish- // 721-00e Stroke Woodward voiced /050..ScrIpt station manager correct any "un- "then you should set your Betty ment of priorities, methods S.F. radio that may derutilization" goal for two." disagreement with Sasseen's and direction for future PRICED from women suggesting the exist with regard to Bad faith proposal, action. $1.00 to $4.75 and minorities. Sasseen argued that goals which are made can Sasseen advises Hobert setting goals when the later be justified, if there are surrenders bombing claim Women residents of Contra SPAINT Burns, academic vice university is not hiring would no job vacancies. Costa County are urged to WALL general manager of a Los president, who is responsible be acting out of "bad faith." SAN FRANCISCO (AP) the bombings were directed Committee member Ben apply for several scholar- P1CThRF_ FRAMES on Angeles radio station, who for setting affirmative action "You can't set goals if you A radio station general against Safeway Stores McKendall argued that ships to be awarded by the originally had refused to goals. aren't hiring," Sasseen manager yesterday gave a behalf of poor farmworkers. setting goals is a matter of Walnut Creek Branch of the surrender a communique Labor pool study charged, adding that it grand jury a communique "When served yesterday "good faith," and suggested American Association of from the Symbionese SJSU has just completed would lead to "false ex- received from the Chicano morning with a subpoena, we that "discriminatory Liberation Army and an "utilization" analysis of pectations." Liberation Front which had no choice but to barriers not be advanced in fugitive Patricia Hearst. faculty, determining which "How can we have a good claimed responsibility for a surrender the document the goals." series of bombings on March because of the recent U.S. Lewis finally surrendered schools have fewer women faith effort with a bad faith Texas Instruments s 10. Supreme Court decision to the tape. and minority faculty goal?" Sasseen asked the Committee member Jane General Manager George disregard the appeal of the Kelsey said he is members than are available committee. Chen said she supports the The World's Kelsey of KPOO in San KPFK conviction," said surrendering the document in the labor pool. "HEW wants us to set a setting of goals and Francisco said he was Kelsey. the station received, which The release of the analysis goal and then work with it," promised to bring up the Most Wanted reluctant to surrender the He referred to the case appeared to be a copy of an as public information is Faustina responded, adding issue at the next committee Scientific show meeting, slated for April 9. communique which claimed involving Will Lewis, original. pending completion of that the goal would Calculator

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April 3, 1975, Page 5 Pfister upsets UCLA tennis ace

By Ross Farrow The Bruins, ranked No. 2 in the Kreiss, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4. doubles match, 6-2, 6-2. Tickets are still on sale for next UCLA ended the Spartan tennis nation behind Stanford, defeated Hansen lost his singles match to Wednesday's match with Stanford team's perfect 9-0 dual match slate the Spartans, 6-3. Taygan, 6-2, 6-4. The netters played at USC in the at the SJSU ticket office in the Tuesday in Los Angeles, but No. 1 Pfister has been named the top John Hursh was ill, but he played wrap-up of their three-match road men's physical education building. player Hank Pfister got what could seed of the Monarch Matches Bruce Nichols, losing, 6-4, 6-2. He trip yesterday. Results were not be the upset of the season when he Tennis Tournament, beginning was unable to compete with available at press time. The top singles match, featuring beat UCLA's Billy Martin. Friday, at the Blossom Hill Tennis McNeil in his doubles match, Pfister against Whitlinger, and the Meyers is ranked No. 5 in the Martin, a freshman from Palos Club in Los Gatos. which the Spartans defaulted. No. 2 singles and the No. 1 doubles Monarch tournament and Hansen Verdes Estates, was dumped by Tim McNeil accounted for Kreiss defeated No. 6 Andy match will take place in Spartan is No. 6. Pfister in three tight sets, 4-6, 7-5, SJSU's only other singles victory in Moffat, 6-4, 6-3, and No. 2 Joe Gym beginning at 6:30 p.m. 6-4. He is considered a co-favorite the UCLA match, edging Dave Meyers was defeated by Brian Coach Butch Krikorian, who will with Stanford's John Whitlinger to Parker, 4-6, 7-6, 6-4. Teacher, 6-2, 6-3. participate in the Men's 45 singles The remainder of the match will win the NCAA singles title this Pfister and Bob Hansen teamed Martin and Teacher defeated bracket, is seeded second in the start at 2:30 on the Spartan courts year. to beat Ferdi Taygan and Tom Meyers and Moffat in the No. 1 tournament. at South Campus. Women strike Cougars -There IS a-1 rdifference!!! pREpARE pat OH, 35 years MCAT of eaperrence Bowlers roll to nationals and stare, By Nick Misch for the Cougar match, ac- sponsored by the Association DAT Small siasses "N Gregory. of College Unions It's "Next stop, Dayton" Spartan Dail cording to LSAT voluminous home for the women's bowling "The other team couldn't International and the study materials G RE team. believe they (SJSU) laughed National Bowling Council, Courses that are That will be the site of the it up so much," he said. Gregory is most confident. constantly updated ATGSB women's national in- The SJSU attitude was the "My girls are tough Tiff lat Mlles hp OCAT reviews of riass tercollegiate team bowling work of "Douggy Duck" bowlers, and they'll be used lessons and torus, championship May 7-10, for team members said. to the continuous bowling at of nal..." sports CPAT Matti !ilia which SJSU qualified by Douggy Duck was a hand Dayton," Gregory said. FLEX beating Washington State puppet given to Glieden by a Make UPS lot The nationals will have 12 missed lessons friend after she fractured a University in a bowl-off over teams from throughout the ECFMG Easter vacation. lead," Gregory said. Bossier, a sophomore, and toe, now healed, a month country, and Gregory sees NAT'L MED BDS Coach Terry Gregory's "The lane conditions were Glieden, a senior, tied for the ago. John Rosenfield SJSU in the top four along THOUSANDS HAVE squad had 150 more pins than terrible," Gregory said of individual game high by a Gregory said that after the RAISED THEIR SCORES Hank Pfister with the University of the Cougars at the end of the the bowl-off which was held Spartan, 253. third game, which SJSU won Florida, Brigham Young 25 TaYlor ST Tee' nine-game match, which was March 24-25 in Eugene, Ore. Besides Glieden and by 120 pins, Douggy was San Francisco, Ca 9 4 I University and the (415)6/341Y, the SJSU team getting out of hand, and he decided by total pins. Pat Bossier's 186 average Bossier, University of Wisconsin. "We lost the first game by was tops among the Spartans included Diane Weeks, Carol had to call his team together Judokas pursue 50 pins, tied it up by the end at Eugene, but barely--Clare Gossett, Carrie Choy and to prevent them from There will be 12 games in of the second and won the Glieden sported a 185 Joyce Sato. "cutting up" too much. the semi-finals of the next four to build up a big average. The Spartans were loose As for the nationals, championships, and the six EDuCaTIONAI CENTER schools with the highest pin SP* (:16,15,5 SAM title greenrsaamiammari ,,_-!,, 9 14th straight totals will advance to the finals. iiiimirms Nat. 14.5 Ili The undefeated, but vir- 14-15), but they may be tually untested judokas saving everything for this Saturday will defend a Saturday," Uchida said. national title they have had Uchida is confident that 100-word dash feature event A.S. Social Awareness for the last 13 years. his team can win its 14th SJSU will compete in the national title. Film Series National Collegiate "I think this team has in sportscasters' cornpetitiion Championships at the more depth than any in University of Pittsburgh. recent years. We have a Presents The competition SJSU has well-balanced team and any encountered this season has of our athletes is capable of There has been competition for Superstars, Superwomen, As for the national scene, there are three "front-running" not given coach Yosh Uchida coming through to win top Superteams and super just about anything else. candidates: Ray Scott (CBS), Curt Gowdy (NBC), and Bay of Pigs (1973) reason to go all out. honors." Isn't it about time to institute a super competition for Howard Cosell (ABC). "We've had to hold back Favored Spartans are sportscasters? Scott and Gowdy both fall into the same category: lousy. with our reserves or we Steve Hoyt, at 176 pounds; They are a forgotten breed in the competitions. And there They can be the most annoying announcers on the tube just would have trounced heavyweight Dan Kikuchi, would certainly be all kinds of events to enter. about anytime they appear. everybody," Uchida said. who finished third in the Of course there would be the 100-word dash, and the Scott unprepared The main threat to the AAU; Keith Nakasoni, 139- talkathlon, a combination of seven sports events to be Scott's apparent lack of preparation and interest hurts his Spartans, the University of pound AAU champion; described. image. Gowdy also lacks in the preparation area and gets too Indiana, is considered a long Randy Sumito, 154 pounds There could be two categories: professional people and the excited too often. shot. and third in the AAU; and ex-jocks. A look at the competition makes the Sunday TV As for Cosell, as much as he is disliked by some people, he "Indiana has been building John Baggot, 165 pounds. viewer just drool with anticipation. is the best announcer in the country. His boxing broadcasts up with heavy recruiting. Another third -place The Bay Area could have its share of combatants (so to are classics and he certainly doesn't pull any punches. They didn't show us much at finisher in the AAU meet was speak). Among those could be Bill King (Oakland Raiders Monday night football with the other two clowns doesn't help the recent National Senior Brewster Thompson at 205 and Warriors), Lon Simmons (49ers), Al Michaels (Giants) his image any, though. AAU ( in Los Angeles March pounds. and Monte Moore (Oakland A's). ABC 'clowns' Frank Gifford and Alex King would be a strong contestant. He is one of the best Speaking of the other two clowns, Dramatic and documentary film techniques are "Mongo" Karras, they are part of the "jock" category. ' basketball announcers in the nation. his football broadcasts combined in this film to recreate the CIA-supported And off their performances, they may finish near the are also classics. assault of Cuban exile troops against the Cuban Menges unhappy Nobody is above King's criticism, including the home bottom. Locals John Brodie and Wayne Walker, doing Revolution at the Bay of Pigs in April 1961. team, a thing needed more in broadcasting. football broadcasts for the first year, both gained good Imperialism in its finest hour. Simmons is like King. He will criticize the home team also. reputations. When he doesn't get sick of the home team losing, Simmons But the winner will probably be a "jock" who is still with SJSU loss does a pretty good job. playing, none other than Golden State Warrior, Rick Barry. Michaels came west from Cinncinati last year and did a His commentary in the NBA playoffs last year Sunday April 6 A record of 5-1 against much better job than the Giants did. was great. It didn't quite get up the level Bill Russell Pacific -Eight baseball He easily became the best baseball announc , in the Bay reached a few years ago on ABC, but it still was good. 7 PM and 10 PM teams would suit most Area, which didn't take much. His pleasant oice was a The two commentators on CBS now, Jerry West and Oscar field goal. It's coaches, but not Spartan welcome change for Giant fans. Robertson, are as different as a free throw and Student Union Ballroom mentor Gene Menges. Moore, yuch kind of like they are still playing. was also, but he bitched too Especially when the first Now as for Moore, he can be compared to the Six Million West was so smooth and Oscar much. West may become a good one, kind of a low-key type. loss came Tuesday to a not Dollar Man. Moore must have a battery operated device like Oakland A's owner But Oscar gets far too excited. He would be better off as a 50c so powerful UC Berkeley a pacemaker implanted in his body by fan. team, 6-2. Charlie Finley. three "I was very upset with the When Moore talks, if the word "Finley" isn't in any Bartow new way we played Tuesday," consecutive sentences, then Moore gets an electrical shock, said Menges. "We gave the and lapses back into his "I kiss your toes, Charlie" attitude. game to them with our Los Angeles has two very strong candidates in Vin Scully Bruin coach good throwing errors. (Dodgers) and Dick Enberg ( Angels). Both have LOS ANGELES (AP: "(Pat;O'Brien pitched personalities and are well-liked. Scully tops Gene Bartow of Illinois was Could you be well enough to win, but the is considered the best baseball broadcaster in the named Wednesday to take throwing errors really hurt Scully nation, and nobody can dispute that. over as basketball coach at him." Enberg, who also works for an independent TV network UCLA, replacing legendary As usual, hitting was a a nuclear expert? I doing basketball, tends to sometimes get worked up too much John Wooden who retired problem against Cal. SJSU with what's going on. But he overcomes that with a great after guiding the school to its got only four hits, and only Menges Gene voice. 10th national collegiate title. (If so,you could earn more than had two through the first seven innings. year with a three-game $500 a month your Senior year.) After getting back into the weekend series scheduled :THE PINK POODLE game with a single run in the with San Diego State. yOU t.! 11 1g Uf Spartan Daily PRESENTS top of the eighth, Cal put the The Aztecs of SDSU are .9":440 physical science maior (Is not too early to game out of reach with four now 10-15 after winning four SAN JOSE'S ONLY start thinking about your career And if you runs in the bottom of the non-league games during the Classified Ads think you vu got what it takes to become inning. Easter break, before LIVE NUDE SNOW an expert in nuclear Dower. the Navy has is( ' Menges used a different dropping two of three to : ON STAGE EPVLIJESRY HOUR a special program you should look into sell it faster! right away lineup against Cal, giving Long Beach State this past ti. Ire) some new people a chance to weekend. Why right away? Because if you re se- play, but didn't lay the TWOFIRST RUN lected. well pay you more than $500 a : month during your Senior year (It you fielding blame on them. : SEXUALLY EXPLICIT are "The kids weren't that 6 : presently a Senior, you can still join the fired up by playing Cal. They program.) : ADULT MOVIES What then? After graduation you II get were talking about league ADULTS OVER 18 ESCORTED LADIES FREE II play. But as far as I am : nuclear training trom the men who run 4) more concerned, rron-league a than 70% of the nuclear reactors in There's AMATEUR : the games are just as im- country Navy men And an oppor- tunity to training in portant." NUDE DANCE CONTEST apply that the Navy s heavenly body nuclear powered fleet SJSU is now 13-11 on the : MONDAY & THURS NITE AT 9 PM i Only about 200 men will be chosen sitting next to you i PRIZE for this program this year So if you're in- MONEY $35.00 $25.00 . terested, call us : $15.00 and $10.00 TO ALL OTHERS: SUITS in astronomy class. 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Ivan Holm, playing Hogan, plotted his conquest of Robin Austin, the upright coed in the apartment next door. The action of the play centers around Robin's experiment with her fiance Dave Manning. She wants to live with him platonically so they will know each fully before their YUM YUMRobert Gillis as Dave Manning will live together platonically in the first act marriage. reminds Karen Money as Robin Austin they of "Under the Yum Yum Tree." Since he wants to marry her, he accepts the speeches was excellent. she sarcastic wit turning to seem like livingroom arrangement after a little Holm's perfect timing and irate lover at Hogan added theaterwarm and inviting. nudging from Irene Wilson, sense of comedic delivery another dimension to the Robin's aunt and confidante, enhanced playwright already multi-dimensional SURREALISMHeavy Water's brilliant colors and forms move in constant transformation. FLUID who wants to save her from Roman's script. work with her sarcastic wit. Hogan. Opposite Holm's Although performing The strength of Holm as smoothness was Money's creditably, Robert Gillis as Heavy Water projects art Hogan and SJSU business dimpled, naive portrait of Dave Manning seemed stiff A resoled major Karen Money as Robin Austin. Her acting is and more concerned with tennis shoe Robin carried the play. natural and her voice sugary poses and a booming voice Holm is smooth as silk as to a Doris Day than with characterization. is a good old the middle-age Don Juan believeability. One expects Although small, the small tennis shoe. De Anza hosts lightshow who whispers "Hi," listens "Oh gosh" to float from her set was used quite well. The at doors with a stethoscope mouth at any moment. actors moved without and enchants women with a Jaleen Holm directed the, inhibition and the feeling of a stuffed tiger and un- production and turned in a San Francisco apartment By Don Weber derstanding conversation. solid performance as Irene was easily carried off. San Francisco's Heavy His movements are Wilson. The closeness of the Water Lightshow, just home natural and his mastery of She first confidante, then audience to the actors makes from an extensive two-year Hogan's glib, plotting parental aunt to Robin, and the King Bodo production tour of U.S. planetariums, is Officiai factory resuling giving performances and repair service for through April 13 at the hit all athletic shoes. Minolta Planetarium on the Beatty lathers up a Adidas Puma De Anza College campus in Tretorn Tiger Cupertino. Nike Head The show is a spectacular with frolicking 'Shampoo' Converse And more. and stunning mind-bender, well -advanced among By Mary Edwards hate women. a very serious, cruel movie, lightshows in its artistry and doesn't GORDON'S SPORT SHOP It looks like Warren Beatty Though George doesn't and it can be if you want it to. engineering. Downtown San Jose has a hit on his hands. women, he doesn't love But more than anything Fourth and San Fernando Surreal variety hate "Shampoo" has all the it's just one helluva good Telephone 2910503 The extent of Heavy them either, and that's what froth of a box-office subtle time. Water's surreal variety is smash, gives "Shampoo" its but there's a little bit of a staggering and the visual sting. makes it sur- projections are intensely sting that Underneath the bedroom prisingly substantial. farce, there's a strong strain beautiful in color and Nothing But A Pure Deal dimensionality. The movie which Beatty of sexual and moral A Bay Area institution produced, co-scripted ( with hypocrisy that's all the more Reg. 49.9 during the late *60s, the show Robert Towne) and stars in disquieting because it's so QUALITY GAS Ethyl 51.9 is noted for its work in is all about George, a mildly passively accepted. concert with the Grateful ambitious, ravenously The movie is set in 1968 Puritan Oil Co. So. 4th & Williams Dead and for touring ex- heterosexual Beverley Hills on the eve of Richard clusively with Jefferson hairdresser. Nixon's election, to be George went to beauty exact and Director Hal Airplane and Santana. LIGHT SHOW ARTISTSJohn Hardham and Joan Chase discuss projection idea. Before sti acing out on its school so he could be near Ashby hints delicately that women, and now that he's the moral lassitude is simply own two ytars ago, Heavy Water can boast of superb Chase and Hardham many planetariums, but its Auto Insurance the hottest hairdresser in a sign of the times. Water was also seen timing an ingredient that stopped touring with bands 27-channel revolving sound town he's up to his elbows in But the poke at hypocrisy frequently as the "house is completely integral to any for several reasons. system is superior to most. lightshow" at Winterland. lightshow experience. "The money was a lot Electronic perfection them. is more personal than far as George reminder A comparison that begs to That well-seasoned timing better before," Chase said, Chase and Hardham's And that, as political, a gentle is concerned, is "great, the superficiality of our be made is between Heavy and every other aspect of the but in a big concert hall, a choice of music, mostly of baby, great"-- until his easy-come-easy-go attitu- Water and the Laserium show is the product of two lightshow ends up looking progressive rock and jazz, is cocksure frolicking catches show, which played at SJSU artists, John Hardham and like a posteRe stamp." also thoroughly outstanding des. with him. of the in early March. Joan Chase. The show looks much and the taping has been done up The near nostalgia He has no trouble at all is ingeniously ef- SPECIAL No comparison In an ongoing process over better close-up in a with electronic perfection. setting (Golciie Hawn), But there is no com- a period of years, the two planetarium," she said, Heavy Water presents juggling Jill fective. STUDENT RATES his semi-regular girlfriend, We can wallow in the mood parison. Visually, musically have perfected their per- "and the domed ceiling is an programs each Thursday and Felicia ( Lee Grant), one and music and opulence of For exampleto satisfy and especially in total formance techniques and ideal projection surface." through Sunday at 8 and 10 of his more avid clients. not-too-distant past, but compulsory esthetic impact, the two designed all of the show's art With a 50-foot dome and a p.m. and a matinee is shown the insurance re- But when he approaches the same time use that shows simply do not play in and equipment. seating capacity of about at 3 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets at quirements a single male, Felicia's husband Lester distance to keep the message the same league. They've created film 170, Minolta is smaller than are 62.50 at the door. age 20, clean record can be Warden) for a all the fun. Today at least, Laserium segments, altered a variety (Jack from spoiling insured for as low as business loan (a remarkably "Shampoo" is, above remains a novelty. Heavy of cameras and projectors to For $160.00per year. but very George- Water is proof of the light- their purpose and adapted injudicious, all, fun. For more information like thing to do), he meets up Not even George's slightly show as a significant art- special lenses for multi- Cliburn to perform call or come by. with an old lover, Jackie pathetic comeuppance ( a form. layered slides and liquid Christie), and his contrived Unlike Laserium, Heavy projections. (Julie somewhat catches up with that is the film's 289-8681 Daily evolution cavorting denouement at SJ Arts Center him. biggest weakness) can And the evolution goes on Jackie is the best friend of destroy the frivolous, with almost daily ex- Studio Hour Jill, you see, and she's also escapist flavor. perimentation and per- Pianist Van Cliburn returns Op. 4, by Schumann. Campus Insurance performed for the mistress of Lester and Beatty says "Shampoo" is fecting of equipment. to San Jose on Saturday Cliburn has 404 South Thirdsecond floor night four local George is convinced will present Though each show is a for the first major solo SRO audiences in though the last where there's a will spontaneous experience, the recital to be performed in the performances during that a way, the tangle continuity of the ever- newly-reopened San Jose five years. there's has also proves too much for even scene today changing visual effects is Center for the Performing The pianist AND CON MEN handle. SHYSTERS, CROOKS excellent. Arts. opened two San Jose Sym- him to phony seasons under the But it's hilarious watching A scene from the musical Chase said that a per- Tickets for the April 5 Affect us all If you've been taken, directions of James K. him try. There's not a bit of "Anyone Can Whistle" will formance demands performance, to be held at Guthrie and George Cleve, malice in George's soul, and be presented at 3:30 p.m. tremendous concentration 8:30 p.m., are available in WE CAN HELP. and has delighted en- his lack of cunning sets him today in the Studio Theater. and it also appears to limited numbers at all area thusiastic area audiences up for one of the funniest Director for the Studio demand hustle and box offices. performances of the coups de grace on film. Hour program is Mark exhaustion for two people to with The evening's Rachmaninoff Piano Con- Beatty said in a recent Freeman. operate such an array of program will include Rhapsody in G certo No. 2 and the interview that he wanted to The cast for the scene is differing projectors, 35 of Piano Con- make a movie about a Ted Kopalos as Dr. Hapgood, them in all. Minor, Op. 79, No. 2 by Brah- Tchaikowsky ms, and Four No. 1. modern-day Don Juan who Teri Foley as Fay Apple, Examples of Heavy Water Intermezzi, certo Bruce Shupp as Comptroller can be seen on many albums Schub and Robert Sprenger including the cover of as Pie man. "Santana III" and the inside The dancers for the cover of the Airplane's TONIGHT andEVERY presentation are Hawk "Thirty Seconds Over THURSDAY Kaiser and Richard Romero. Winterland." SPAGHETTI FEED GORDON ALL YOU CAN EAT LIGHTFOOT 994 SATURDAY APRIL 12 8 P.M. SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM TICKETS $650 5550 5150 A.S. 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By Mike Garcia Chacon said. FACULTY & SJSU dropouts don't usually appear on television, but Although Chacon said that being either pro-Chicano or Singing, theatre sometimes token Chicanos do. anti-Anglo would have quickly put an end to his career, he STAFF KGO-TV announcer Rigo Chacon said he considers said Chicano broadcasters owe something to their people Announcing himself a token Chicano and he did drop out of SJSU in his "We have an obligation to convey to the Chicano com- Travelers Ins. Chicano junior year. munity the ways in which you (the community) can use the highlight evening Chacon was a featured speaker Tuesday night in the S.U. media." of the San Juan Bautista- Company's Tax Ballroom as part of Semana Chicana activities. He suggested one way of using the media. Tonight's activities for based theatrical group Slichered newsman Semana Chicana is devoted to cultural education and "Chicano groups usually get 10-to-15 people together and Semana Chicana will be Teatro Campesino, will sing awareness. call a news conference. But they (newsman) won't shoot 400 some of the most exciting of in a solo performance. Annuities Plan Chacon has been broadcasting for four years and was the feet of film for a 60-second spot. the whole week, according to Valdez has released an featuring; first Chicano to win an Emmy. He won the prestigious "They the Chicano group) should find one spokesman organizer Thomas Martinez, album called "Mestizo" and Systematic sayings plan tells life award for a piece on Pancho Villa. He is currently the South who can say everything in one minute," Chacon advised SJSU behavioral science is an internationally known 100% tax deductible Bay Bureau chief for KGO-T V. Chacon concluded his talk by reciting in Spanish a poem senior. singer, Martinez said. For more information Chacon emphasized the awkwardness he felt on his first dedicated to motherhood. The only kindergarten Also singing tonight will be see me day working for KGO-TV. The audience, estimated at 100, greeted the end of the through grade 12 school in Flor Del Pueblo, a group of bin 1110 Ill "It was in a sense an accomplishment ( being the first poem with sustained applause. the country organized for local community people. Chicano on the staff) but it was also a bitter pill to swallow. Also presented were a short speech by a representative of and by Chicanos, located in Yolanda Espinoza, one of to 1 p m In walking in there it was obvious that I was a requirement KSJS's Cosa Nuestra, a Chicano program; music by El Denver, will be discussed by the organizers of Semana ii the facul4 Club of the Federal Communications Commission. Alma del Sol, a local Spanish music group; and a presen- Jerry and Corky Gonzales. Chicana, will also sing. 8th & San Salyadore "I didn't want to be hired as a token, but someone had to tation from Teatro Esperanza, a Santa Barbara drama The Gonzales' Chicano There is no charge for the do it. I'm glad I stayed because things became easier," group. activists from Denver, rim activities starting at 7 p.m. TRAVELERS the school, according to in the S.U. Ballroom. INSURANCE (:O. Martinez. Refreshments will be Richard Daniel Valdez, a member W. Neuschaeler provided. (415) 983-6257 (408) 446-0975 Police insensitivity attacked Critic hits

By Donna Avina dling these victims of an rape victims whose call for a special program for other criminal case." at laetrile Even though "the laws of aggressive crime. help she answered. training police officers in The audience and other CATHOLIC this society are biased and Dana, criticizing Geary's She contradicted Geary's handling rape victims could panelists disagreed with SAN DIEGO (AP) -An sexist," they still don't tell naivete in looking at rape, suggestion that police need be set up if WAR and CSW O'Keefe, criticising the laws expert says the drug laetrile police officers to be in- said, "The problem of rape to question women im- were allowed to work with of society as following myths has shown after two years of MASS sensitive to rape victims, involves the myths of mediately, saying that rape the sherriff and police which portray the woman tests to be worthless in according to Dana. socialization within society victims should not be in- departments. raped as "someone who just fighting cancer. A representative of which is translated into the tensely questioned on the Geary agreed to the got what she was looking It fails to inhibit the for All People Women Against Rape treatment of rape victims." scene. suggestion and was urged by for." growth of a tumor or prolong (WAR), Dana was speaking She characterized the Victims hysterical a WAR member to set up a O'Keefe dismissed such life, he says. as a panelist at the day-long alleged insensitive treat- The rape victims are planning meeting soon. accusations, saying that a The view was expressed by Chapel of Reconciliation Anatomy of Rape sym- ment of rape victims by usually hysterical and in Deputy District Attorney "good deal of a rape case Dr. Lewis Thomas, president posium at Eastridge Com- police as the basic reason shock, she said, and in no Lorraine O'Keefe of Santa depends on the honesty of the of the Memorial Sloan- So. Tenth munity Hall, March 29. why more women do not condition to be badgered by Clara County said the woman involved," and not on Kettering Cancer Clinic in 300 Dana uses only her first report rape incidents. police questions. judicial process "does not myths and predjudices. New York. name, as do all women The intensive questioning A WAR representative in handle rape case any dif- representing WAR in public by officers, with the rape the audience suggested that ferently than they do any Sundays appearances, due to past victim having to go over her experiences with threats and story four or five times, stAx_41)4m crank telephone calls to their scare women, Dana said. homes. "Rape is the most Students display 5:00 p.m. The symposium, attended frequently committed, PITCHER BEER COCKTAILS by about 50 people, was violent crime," she con- sponsored by the Santa Clara tinued, and the fact that forecasting aids ALL ARE INVITED County Commission on the police officers receive only Anchor Steam Beer Status of Women CSW), the two hours training on sex Details of daily and weekly From these, he said, a SUBMARINES from .95' San Jose Human Relations crimes, out of a total of 480 weather patterns can be person can tell what the Commission, San Jose WAR, hours, is just not enough." found on the first floor of weather will be like Happy Hour from 4-6 PM and the American She urged Captain Larry Duncan Hall. tomorrow and even do his Association of University Otter of the San Jose Police In a glass case on the wall own forecasts for a few days Women. Department, another opposite the elevators are later. MUSIC POOL TV FUN Bring Instruments Police retort symposium panelist, to weather maps, satellite Sheriff James Geary of follow the model provided by pictures, temperatures for Santa Clara County told the other cities and establish a cities in the Western United NORTH VALLEY SECRETARIAL SERVICE Term Papers - audience of predominantly specially trained Rape States. Explanations on how manuscripts--letters. 75 cants women that he does not Squad. to interpret the information page. Kitty Carter 262-1923 Another panelist, Janie available there. believe "police tend to treat is also Noah's Ark Pre-School 730 So. Second rape victims with in- Lefall, San Jose's first The display as set up by St., San Jose. phone 775-0461. Rates sensitivity." fulltime woman police of- two meteorology seniors, Full time. -S90 per month, Part [ classified 3 time-S3 per 'Idly or S5 per full He admitted, however, ficer, said she was never Larry Burch and Steve day. Qualified staff. 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Most certainly," agreed The new request would revenue for the student Commons, S.U. cafeteria Education Dean Donald "If you have only so many Sawrey, "this is destructive affect all CSUC campuses, union." and other campus services, Leu acknowledged the lab departments," he added, of morale." and therefore needs In addition to the two fee currently pays no rent for downward spiral, saying, "you can't take more Social scientists are as ,,tatewide approval, in- hike requests, Barrett and the food service space in the "we've been going down in students without affecting much concerned about their eluding the approval of Goy. the SUBG have requested union. enrollment, and the faculty the quality of education." self interests as anyone else, Brown. Bunzel to require Spartan Barrett did not specify the allocations will result in it The School of Education he said. "The increase in the Shops to sign a contract that other revenue-producing going down further. has been forced to cut 12.7 "The faculty," Sawrey maximum student union fee will specify a rental proposals he would "throw" "We're going to have to per cent of its present faculty added, "has enough isn't something students will agreement for use of the food at the SUBG, but did indicate curtail programs and and, according to Leu, must resiliency to bounce back have to worry about for next service area in the S.U. that increases in fees for the students," Leu added. face cuts in every depart- from these curtailments and year," said Barrett, Spartan Shops, which owns games area and other ser- "The only way to reduce ment. will continue to be a "because it takes time to get and operates the Spartan vices might be necessary. faculty and keep the "We'll have to turn away vigorours faculty. statewide approval." students," said Humanities some students," he said. "There's no question that Barrett also said he is "not and the Arts Dean Robert Roberts said he plans to it has an effect on morale," sure" about getting Gov. Editor-publisher Woodward, is to increase make faculty cuts, "where said Gustafson. Brown's approval, because the size of the classes." there is the least impact on "We're still in a state of "the governor doesn't seem "The cutbacks are forcing programs and the least shock but it's wearing off to be too excited about us to make a more self- reduction of services to and now it's a reality," he student unions at the to talk at dinner conscious use of our existing students." explained. moment." Joseph W. Knowland, in the Journalism Building, faculty. "We'll have to do the best "It certainly isn't going to Barrett pointed out that, editor and publisher of the the Spartan Daily office and "The small, individual we can with the resources we improve morale," said Leu, unlike many student unions Oakland Tribune, will be the at the door. lecture classes are a luxury have," Roberts said. adding, "but it won't in the CSUC system, SJSU's guest speaker tonight at the we can't afford anymore," "The effect on people when demoralize the faculty." psYcll Pr union is not yet operating in Deadline Dinner, sponsored * * * Woodward said. they realize they are not "We've gone through the red. by the SJSU chapter of the "The only way to lower or wanted or needed is bumps before and we'll go However, he predicts that ('OM I Society of Professional eliminate the downward demoralizing," said through them again," Leu because of its financial Journalists, Sigma Delta effect is to increase the Woodward, adding, "there's said. problems, the union will Chi. XEROX aumber of students in a no way to avoid the fact that start deficit operations by given section," said demoralization is present." Teachers next year. Kno.wland, 44, has been COPIES C;reene For this reason, Barrett with the Tribune for n years Siudenl-Facully Spec.' FOOD FOR THOUGHT-Rodney, the discriminating canine, said he will present the and became publisher last accept to meet grabs the Spartan Daily to digest all the news that's fit to eat. SUBG "with a variety of year. 3 cents Trustees The dinner will be held at (Rag. 4 cents) the Royal Fork Restaurant, Offor good 1111 Jun. 20 Friday 1730 W. Campbell Ave., fees vote Foreign students sponsor Show S.J. State I.D. student Professors from 12 Campbell. Cocktails will be Continued from page one California colleges and served at 6:30 and dinner at Trustee Roy Brophy questioned the scope of the A.S. universities will attend a 7:30. 496 S. Murphy sale campaigns which focused on getting the referendums to pass conference on financial evening of entertainment Tickets, which include Sunny 732-2679 and the accuracy of the referendums at the meeting. education at SJSU Friday cocktails, are $4.25 for from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. in BC An International Evening is organized as an effort to community folk dance students and $7 for non- 5:30-5:30 The percentage of the student body voting in the AINHours:Sat. 9-3 referendum ranged from 8 per cent (San Diego State 4. will be held Friday to raise "re-establish rapport with group, and Indian and students. They are available University (to 28 per cent (California Polytechnic Univer- The 27 visiting professors rent and utility money for the American community in Vietnamese student song sity, San Luis Obispo). and 9 SJSU professors will the Community Committee San Jose," she added. groups. A statement from the California State University and focus on "innovations in the for International Students "The foreign students' Foods from various Colleges Student Presidents Association ( CSUCSPA ) pointed teaching process" in (CCIS), according to its relationship with the com- cultures will be served. out that the state funding of IRA through AB 3116 is assured financially related subjects, director. munity has not been very More than 400 students and for only this semester. according to Dr. George CCIS and the Intercultural warm in recent years community members at- Gov. Brown has stated in January opposition to the con- Sanderson, assistant Steering Committee said the because of the students' tended last year's Inter- tinued state funding of IRA. business professor at SJSU evening of entertainment involvement in past national Night, Vlastelica PP) IRA includes funding for the Spartan Daily, KSJS, radio, and coordinator for the and ethnic foods will take demonstrations," Vlastelica said. kL.4)1;30 kt=t; television and film productions, music and drama produc- conference. place at 8 p.m. at the Grace explained. Tickets for the Inter- south 'rP tions, intercollegiate athletics, forensics and health center The program is orientated Baptist Church Gym, 484 E. According to Vlastelica, national Evening are now allif central ave. counseling. primarily towards the San Fernando. the program will feature, available at the Intercultural campbell calif. CSUCSPA, in their statement, also said the present level of faculty but interested Admission charged among other things, the Center, 146 S. 10th St., and at fees are necessary to expand, supplement and create students may attend, San- Lea Vlastelica, CCIS Demotic Greek Dancers, a the A.S Business Office. programs. derson said. director, said, "we're erok+ .4:* PRESENTS charging $1 per student this year because the Inter- f It you can't go barefoot. go 1 ROY Successful second start cultural Center has not been able to pay its $500 monthly + It I IR li ENSINK A i rent." Last year's activities + 1-. BUCHANAN were free. I. for black student center Tickets for non-students MenlWorreN "; cost $3.50, she said. ir. By Cheryl Downey student survival, said Jones, 'Me center's schedule is Funding insufficient t PLAAS : The y THURSDA Y The newly created Black is the financial aid. based on the volunteer's free "The $3,600 A.S. funding ..I. Ciller 5 Student Survival Center, Students cannot con- time. we got for the Intercultural M 0 L &ed. Y t April 3 oriented to referral rather centrate on their studies if A counselor is available in Center has been insufficient 'FOOT P R 1 IV T:Samdo :_ X Plenty to Eat & Drink than counseling, is finding they are worried about the center from 12:30 to 3 to cover our bills for the success in its debut money, Jones said. p.m. on Mondays and academic year," Vlastelica X $2.00 - must be 21 semester, according to The space for the center Wednesdays and from 9 to 11 said. x: founder Bobby Jones. was donated by Dr. Carlene a.m. on Tuesdays and "What really did us in Su-San Shoes The Survival Center Young, chairwoman of the Thursdays. actually," she added, "is the 436 N Santa Cruz Ave Los Gatos' Free Parking 354 8848 y sprang from the un- Afro-American Studies Volunteer Stanley $140 to $150 P.C.& E. bill successful Black Peer Department. 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