Hearsts beg news of Patty Compiled from the Associated Press holding the girl captive under the rules of the Geneva Convention, that his "You've never harmed anybody, and I know pretty soon God will touch their daughter has a right to correspond with her family. heart and they'll send you home again," a tearful Catherine Hearst told her "Under the convention you are allowed to write from time to time," Hearst said. daughter Sunday through a battery of radio and television microphones in front of The last message from the SLA demanded that Hearst add $4 thillion to his the Hearst family home in Hillsborough. existing $2 million People in Need food giveaway. They threatened to cut off all Mrs. Hearst, wife of San Francisco Examiner president Randolph Hearst, made communication if the demand was not met. her comments during an impromptu news conference during which the Hearsts Hearst said he could not meet the demand, but the Hearst Corp. promised to put broke their own week-long silence concerning the fate of their daughter, Patricia, up the money if Miss Hearst is returned unharmed. who was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) from her Berkeley The Hearsts made no mention of the People in Need program during their three- apartment Feb. 4. minute speech Sunday. Wearing a black dress, Mrs. Hearst said, "Patty, honey, your father is doing everything in his power, and I want you to know that millions of people all over the Ludlow Kramer, Washington secretary of state and head of the program, has world are praying for you." said the program will operate twice weekly until the funds are exhausted in an The 20-year-old Miss Hearst began a fifth week yesterday as a "Prisoner of war" estimated six to 12 weeks. while organizers prepared to resume the massive food giveaway demanded by her During his appeal to his daughter's kidnappers, Hearst said, "We kind of missed terrorists kidnappers. you on your birthday (Feb. 20). We thought maybe you'd be home for it. All the There have been no communiques from the SLA for 11 days. boys (the press) had a sing saying, 'Welcome home, Patty.' Sorry we couldn't use In his plea through the media, Randolph Hearst told the SLA, which claims to be it. But I think you'll be home pretty soon." Tuesday, March 5, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Policy referred to committee
After much debate by the Academic urgency for the interim policy issued the Professional Standards Com- The constitution has been under Council a resolution presented by Dec. 12, 1973 by Academic Vice mittee," according to Burns. revision for four years. He earlier Professor George Sicular to suspend President Hobert Burns. stated, "This one attempts to boil it Dr. David Elliott, last year's Mr. & Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst Jr.. the Interim Appointment Policies (75- The Interim Appointment Policies down to the bare bones to be an ef- Academic Council chairman, who in- 25) was refered unanimously to the state that 75 per cent of the faculty will fective instrument for the faculty." troduced Sicular's motion said he Professional Standards Committee. remain tenured or probationary while wasn't upset at the council's refusal to The revision was necessary because the other 25 per cent will be lecturers "With the best of its intentions this act immediately. He said the issue has the council was becoming too big to do having appointments with fixed ter- body has sandbagged me," Sicular a better chance for discussion in business effectively and the faculty Still long lines mination dates. commented after the vote at yester- committee than to come to an im- influence had been reduced, according The policy was approved by day's meeting. mediate vote. to Norton. President John H. Bunzel, the He later said, "I wasn't given a Executive Committee and Academic In other business, the council The membership will drop from 62 to chance to speak." with odd-even Council itself with the "understanding unanimously approved the new 45, but the faculty will still retain two Sicular said he dosen't see the that the policy would be considered in Academic Council constitution. two thirds membership. By Marty Weybret Those with odd numbered license The constitution now goes to the The state's even-odd gas sales plan is plates can buy gas on odd numbered faculty for approval by a majority vote. being obeyed by most Santa Clara days of the month, those with even Packet turn-in Congress can deny It must then be signed by Bunzel to go County drivers but it doesn't seem to be numbered plates may buy gas on even into effect. helping shorten lines at gas stations. numbered days. The 31st day of any The Spartan Daily checked more month will be open for all motorists. final cut-off than a dozen stations yesterday mor- Besides having to sell gas according vet education funds ning and found only one station owner to license numbers, dealers must also who was having trouble keeping people forbid sale of gas to motorists with extended WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court ruled eight to one yesterday that Inside with wrong license plates away from tanks more than half full, according to Congress may properly deny veterans education benefits to conscientious ob- the pumps. Ed Masini, administrative assistant for Students who failed to meet the jectors who perform civilian service as an alternative to the draft. But when asked if pumps were less supervisor chairman Sig Sanchez. March 1 registration deadline have There is a rational basis for treating veterans and conscientious objectors dif- the crowded Monday than before the However, if a driver has the right until 4 p.m. Thursday, to report to the ferently, the court said, since the aim of the benefit law is to make military service mandatory restrictions, only half as license number and less than half a registrar's office and petition for more attractive and to aid in readjustment after the disruptive effects of active many dealers said lines were shorter tank of gas, a gas station cannot refuse registration. duty in the service. Daily than said they were as long or longer. him if it is open to sell gas. Several hundred students have not In other action, the court: The state plan was announced last Masini said this will put an end to paid their fees and therefore have no Held six to three that cable TV systems do not infringe copyrights when they SJSU library director Donald Hunt, week by Gov. Ronald Reagan who said dealers doing business by appointment spring semester validation on their import distant television signals rather than merely strengthen nearby ones. 52, challenges other faculty members to each county would have a choice only. student service cards, said Ed Jain, Refused to disturb the conviction of black militant H. Rap Brown on a federal join him for a three and one-half mile whether it wanted to enforce the even- The new law also requires station SJSU registration officer. charge of transporting a firearm on an airliner from New York to New Orleans jogging trip to south campus during the odd restrictions. Any county willing to owners to post the hours they will sell Packets that are in the possession of while under indictment. Brown said his rights were compromised by the govern- lunch hour. See Gail Wesson's story on declare itself an emergency area can gas and to erect a system of flags to students are subject to cancellation. ment's electronic surveillance. He was sentenced to five years and fined $2,000. page four. back up the restrictions with the force announce if they are open for business. Registration packets must be turned Trimmed the authority of the Federal Communications Commission and the A "cookbook" approach to sexual of state law. If a gas station displays a green flag, into the registrar's office and fees paid Federal Power Commission to levy fees on the industries they regulate. experiences? See page three for the Many station owners, contacted it will sell gas to any motorist with the in order for a studentNto be considered Justice William 0. Douglas, the lone dissenter, said denial of veteran benefits to story on the SJSU Human Sexuality Monday, said it was the legal factor right license plate. If it displays a registered. conscientious objectors worked a penalty on those who refused to compromise class, Social Work 296. that is making customers more willing yellow flag, the station is selling gas No petitions will be accepted after their religious scruples and thus interfered with the free exercise of religion. See page two for the entertainment to cooperate. Before Monday, many only to emergency vehicles. A red flag Thursday, said Jain. This includes all The FPC and FCC cases involved fees levied by the two agencies on the public news. Alfred Bru reviews Malo's stations were voluntarily restricting means the station is closed or out of supervision and special courses. utilities and gas pipelines industries and the cable television industry respectively. Friday night performance at the San sales on an odd-even basis. gas, Masini said. Because of some delay in class card Writing for the court in both cases, Douglas said the fees closely resemble taxes Jose Civic. Mato was "inspired" but it The new gasoline sales plan was According to him, the bulk of the deliveries, students who have com- which can only be levied by Congress. Fees may be collected by a public agency was a bad concert. approved by the Santa Clara County county's gasoline dealers support the pleted registration may continue to add which grants a benefit "not shared by other members of society." But, Douglas Joni Mitchell termed "marvelous" at Board of Supervisors Thursday and new plan. "It's lousy now, soil can't be courses until 4 p.m., Thursday, Jain continued, the fees c.ire wrongly collected when they are used to defray the cost of the Berkeley Community Theatre went into effect yesterday. any worse," he said. added. protecting the public interest. Saturday night. Mystery encompasses Winchester House
By Chris Weinstein The Winchester House represents 40 In the middle of San Jose is a years of continual construction by an 'Arthritic lady' remarkable building. average of 10 to 22 full time carpenters and incorporates building materials Spoon also stated that some of the Sitting like a vision of the past, from around the world, according to house's oddities can be explained in surrounded by the clutter of the 20th Miller. terms of Sarah's arthritis. century, this building has in- For example, there is a stairway with terconnected stairways that lead Sarah, who designed the blueprints seven turns and 44 risers which nowhere, trick doors and self- the construction, received nightly for ascends only nine feet. intersecting balconies. design advise from her spectral con- It's called the Winchester Mystery sultants, visitors to the house are told Sarah developed chronic arthritis in House. by the tour guide. her knees which made climbing or- "Perhaps Sarah's inexperience in dinary stairs painful, so the risers were But what inspired the construction of architectural design explain the doors made two and one-half inches high, this strange labyrinth, located at 525 on the second and third stories without Spoon stated. Winchester Blvd.? any means of descent, the windows Presently the house is being Some theories suggest the inspiration facing opposing walls and the fact that renovated to "restore it to the condition for this house came from the advice of few rooms are on the same level," it was in when Mrs. Winchester lived," spiritual mediums, or the boredom of a suggested Miller, who is also the said Miller. wealthy widow. Others have said the operation's manager. structural adaptations were meant to The restoration process is eased by ease the pains of an arthritic lady. Sarah had the financial freedom to build as she pleased she received an the fact that Sarah had left enough building materials for 40 more years of The legend, according to Brent income of $1,000 a day from the Win- Miller, who documented the house's chester Rifle Co., according to Miller. building. history, states after Sarah Pardee, The owners are also slowly refur- Oddly enough, Sarah had a large Winchester's only child and her nishing the house because when Sarah cocktail lounge, a spacious dining room husband both died, she met a spiritual died in 1922 all the house furnishings and an elaborate ballroom built inspite medium in Boston. were auctioned. According to the legend the medium of not entertaining nor receiving explained to Sarah, the heiress to the "human" guests during her 40 year It took six weeks to remove the Winchester Rifle fortune, that her residence in San Jose, reported the San furniture "partly because movers were daughter and husband died because the Jose Mercury Herald, the predecessor continually going through one-way ghosts of all the victims of the Win- of the Mercury. doors, finding themselves trapped and then lost for hours on end as they chester rifles were seeking revenge and According to former Yale history followed stairs to blank walls and she would be struck too, unless she student Bruce Spoon, the reports of corridors to unopenable doors," would build for them a final resting mysterious and ghostly happenings at reported the architectural magazine, place. the Winchester house were due to the "Koppers." This redeeming act, said Miller, also misunderstanding of Californians. promised to protect Sarah from death. He contended the local residents were But the fact remains that at 525 S. In 1884 Sarah moved from Con- unaccustomed to the huge, elaborate Winchester Blvd. stands an incredible necticut to San Jose where she bought building style of wealthy Easterners 160-room example of Victorian ar- an unfinished eight-room house and and this, coupled with the reclusive chitecture which in January was V Incrent Horr began building, according to county nature of Sarah, led to strange reports recognized as a state historic land- The Winchester Rifle may be the reason this mansion is haunted records. by California newspapers. mark. Page 2, March 5, 1974 Sex and blues at Joint Effort By John Brayfleld joined in a chorus of "More! The concert-stage show, More!" presented by Melba Rounds And Melba gave them and the Blind Reverand more. More songs, more Thursday night at the Joint smiles, and more quickie Effort Coffee House, fell into shots of her lovely legs. a category of fun-'n-blues At one point in the show, somewhere between Bessie Just after one of her wet- Smith and Blind Mellon eyed body-pulsing numbers, Chitlin'. Melba appoligized to the The sultry voice and sexy "good people" for taking so style of Pamela Poland many "nips" out of her little (alias Melba Rounds), green wine bottle. She ex- combined with the superb plained to the audience that guitar picking and fresh she and the "Rev" really did comedy of Ken Bloom (alias have "religion." The Blind Reverand), With that the Blind created a nostalgic evening Reverand reached down, of 1930's boogie and blues. picked up a small metal The audience got a real flask from the floor, and took "charge" as Melba Rounds a long, hard draw from it. He came "slinking" through the finished his drink, smacked audience toward the stage, his lips and cried out "Praise followed by the Blind God." Reverand. Melba's fine voice and Meanwhile in the An indifferent audience caused Malo to pack up early Friday night. super-sexy bod would have audience, eyes were bulging been enough to please any and tongues were drooling as audience, but Miss Rounds Melba, wrapped snuggly in a went one step further by Malo (yawn) fails to stir the Civi skin-tight, pink velour dress, introducing an air of in- stepped into the spotlight on timacy between her and the By Alfred Bru course, New Stoneground's problems were twofold: They stage. crowd. She told about a song A yawn could best summarize Malo concert last Friday were lousy and played to an uninspiring audience. When Melba finished her her mother had taught her. night at the San Jose Civic Auditorium. Amidst calls for Mato and requests that their amplifiers be first number, a sultry, sex- Melba remarked that the Thunderstorms and over priced tickets I $5.50 lowered in volume, New Stoneground played "Can't Get suggesting blues, she sat "Rev" knew her mother foreshadowed the evening's despondency by severely Enough Of It" and quickly departed realizing that this was down in a big over-stuffed, quite well, but that he had limiting the Civic's patrons to a handful of greasy-bluejeaned not their night. wing-back chair and two or never met her daddy. To highschoolers. Now the stage area was set for Malo, a band that suffers three persons in the audience which the "Rev" replied The show's start was delayed a half-hur with hopes that from the continual change of personnel yet benefits from the cried out "more." "Praise God." San Joseans had dined late and were about to arrive. leadership of the classy Jorge Santana. Melba caressingly Unfortunately for the promoter, dessert hadn't been served Malo's array of congas, guitars, horns, keyboards and grabbed her leg and tugged Once again Melba stroked and the impatient rhythm of pounding feet and catcalls was various other percussion instruments congolmerated as a the hem of her floor length and flaunted her smooth, beginning to spawn. massive force of perpetual motion that gyrated the stage. dress up over her knee, sleek body, sang her blues Finally, the evening reached its crescendo when the en- The band became a sweaty mass of joyous feeling as Mato exposing about three inches from the heart and flashed of Butch chugged through songs like "Dance With You," "Suavecito," tertainment began with the dramatic musical revue of fleshy thigh. Practically short-lived scenes of her Dave Reyes
Whacks and the Glass Packs. and "Every Night's The Night." everyone in the audience (at silky calves and twitching audience eventually got to Jorge who Melba Rounds thrills audience Withstanding the lack of energy of the seated "music But the blase least all the male members) thighs. lovers,- Butch Whacks drove his bandwagon at top speed pleaded in his soft-spoken voice "let loose or something.., you while deifying the 50s with Dixie Peach, Van Dyck haircuts don't have to be sitting, we can get a lot looser up here." Slinky singer rouses audience and good ole rock and roll. As the song progressed with a robust display of conga audience participation, Butch Obviously a band requiring expertise, Jorge asked the audience to participate by clap- could not bring the house Whacks huffed and puffed but ping and singing along. down. Anyway, second-billed New Stoneground was futile in When the response was nil, Jorge said, "C'mon people, this trying to avert the eventual disaster of a bummer concert. Of might be the last song!" It was. Joni Mitchell garners applause II By Monlece Charlton spotlight, to play another from the LP titled "The Same Scattered waves of applause urged the house lights in the Situation." At the conclusion of that song she spoke to the Gulag" book discredits socialism Berkeley Community Theatre to dim and, after a 25 minute audience briefly and picked up her guitar once more to do wait, the Joni Mitchell concert began. "Just like This Train." Her rendition of "Rainy Night Young Socialist Alliance The stage lit up suddenly as the group, introduced as Tom House" was followed by the unquestionably beautiful The publication of Solzhenitsyn's example and fellow prisoners, led him to a Soviet bloc. Scott and L.A. Express, played a rousing jazz piece. Another "Woodstock" which marked the end of the first set. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's launch their own attacks. number of erroneous con- jazz number, more cool and smooth this time, was performed The audience was anxious to have Joni back. When she "The Gulag Archipelago" The most significant thing clusions. For example, he Western leaders have long before Tom Scott rested from his saxaphone playing to greet walked on stage in a slinky-evening gown of deep purple has been a major event in the about "Gulag Archipelago" began to equate bourgeouis used this lack of democracy the crowd and introduce "Sneakin' in the Back." fabric which clung to her supple form they showed their on-going struggle for is that it dares to re-examine parliamentarianisin with to discredit "socialism." The The response of the audience was one of enthused ap- delight. democracy within the Soviet Soviet history in defience of democracy and Stalinism Solzhenitsyn affair has given preciation as the song lead into an exuberant, orgasmic piece The first part of this set was the beautiful lady alone, Union. That the bureaucratic the official historians and the and I xninism. them another opportunity to called "Virtige" featuring a drum solo. without the band accompaniment, which long time followers rulers of the USSR were government itself. It is equate socialism With The members of the group were introduced and those relished. willing to take the drastic important that the author is However, it was the terror repression in the minds of persons in the audience who had Jon's newest album, "Court She did another from "Court and Spark," "People's step of exiling the author someone of great staure, of Stalinism which caused Westerners. This is blatant and Spark," recognized the names of the bass player, Max Parties" then her culcimer was carried on stage to cheers from his homeland, un- both internationally and in his defectism and it is im- cynicism coming from Bennett and drummer John Guerin who joined Scott in and applause from the crowd. She touched the strings with derlines the threat posed to his own land, and that he has portant not to allow this governments that have been backing her up on the album. Two more tunes were played; a graceful and strong fingers and played the familiar intro to them by Solzhenitsyn. suffered first hand the aspect to deflect us from the markedly reluctant to admit John Coltrane composition and one written by the bass "All I want" followed by a flawless performance of "A Case Even though they had to be brutality and degradation of central issue the struggle refugees from the right wing player called "L.A. Expression." of You," to complete the mesmerizing effect upon her aware of the international the Stalinist prison camps he for socialist democracy in terror in Chile. It is obvious Without hesitation Joni Mitchell appeared on the stage, listeners. furor that would break out describes, the USSR and Eastern that these western leaders, met with a standing ovation. Strumming on her guitar she Joni paused for a few moments to pick up the dozen or over their direct assault on One of the most un- Europe. "Gulag Nixon foremost among sang "This Flight Tonight" which was even more perfect more bouquets of flowers that admirers had placed at the Solzhenitsyn, one of the best fortunate affects of Archipelago" contains them, do not qualify as than the cut from her "Blue" album. "You Turn Me On" was foot of the stage. Among the flowers were assorted packages, known of the many Soviet Solzhenitsyn's imprisonment misconceptions, but it sincere defenders of her next selection, and as she swayed gracefully in a coral a loaf of home-made bread and a beautiful shawl. dissidents, the bureaucrats is that he was driven away nevertheless reveals part of democratic rights, but are colored gown sprinkled with sparkles and dramatic dabs of Returning to the piano, she sang an emotionally charged were more afraid that if they from Marxism. He entered the truth about Stalinism and using the issue for their own blue, she was turning on to those watching her move and performance of "Blue" followed by "For Free." Upon its did not act quickly in this prison a dedicated Marxist, is thus a powerful weapon ends. sing. . conclusion Tom Scott and the group reassembled to do three affair, other oppositionists but his own experiences against the suppression of After singing "Free Man in Paris," from her most recent more of her newest creations. She sang the long-popular might take heart from there and talks with many democratic rights in the Glenda Horton album, she flowed over to the piano, bathed in a warm gold "Both-Sides Now," going through the last two verses twice, SJSU gymnasts split in weekend matches By Marvin Kusumoto really dangerous." Steve McCormich, coming The SJSU Gymnastics At the Sacramento State off an injury which had team won one and lost one meet the nc. xt day the SJSU sidelined him from com- last weekend with a team scnt more inex- petition, returned to the ring dominating win over perienced gymnasts than in event and "showed the Sacramento State 146.95-129.5 more important meets and ability to be the best and an equally humbling loss fortunately for SJSU, it ringman on the team," said the day before against U.C. didn't make any different in Anders. Berkeley and UCLA with the the final score. In the other events, the final score Berkeley 152, Sacramento was han- veteran gymnasts Gordon UCLA 134.5 and SJS 128. dicapped in the team scoring Everett, and George Hadres Rea Anders, coach of the because it was without their both had outstanding per- SJSU Gymnastics team, top all-around gymnast and formances which added to wasn't totally humbled it made a big difference. the team score. because he said, "We could One of the not-so ex- These two meets were the have beat UCLA if (John perienced gymnasts for first chance for Coach Cameron) was in the meet." SJSU was Warren Baylinson Anders to see what the Cameron is described by who scored a promising 7.55 combined scores would be Anders to be a very con- in the floor exercises. for his gymnasts. sistent performer in corn- pulsories and if it wasn't for his injury he would have Women gymnasts contributed over 16 points to Chris Kidwell Dave R ves the total team score. SJSU WRESTLER Danny enroute to a 10-5 win, which the Spartans to the PCAA VINCE FIREDDELL, In the 440 relay during That would have been fair well in meet Kida I top takes down gave Kida his second trip to title Saturday at Fresno. holding baton, takes the final Saturday's double-dual meet enough to beat the unusually Fresno's Dave Hernandez, the N(AA finals and helped handoff from Bob Hamilton weak UCLA team Ken I.inney in the com- Coach Jan Sjoquist was Hayward had defeated the pulsory free exercises very pleased when her Spartans earlier this year. Heavy-hitting continued to show im- women's Gymastics team Gailey took a sixth in the Broncos to face SJSU's provement with a personal returned from Consumnes vaulting competition. high of 8.6 points. River College Saturday night "It was especially nice to "I.inney never did better with a fourth place in the beat Hayward," Sjoquist Gordon-Forbes at Muni Stadium today than 7.5 points in com- Division of Girls and added. pulsories" said Anders. Women's Sports' Optional Other individual winners After having four weekend had trouble scoring runs in Clara. potent Bronco attack. delayed Bay Area Collegiate On the sidehorse, fresh- Championships. included Sally Rossman and games rained out, the SJSU most of their games and Kaczmarek was the Steve Friar, a talented League opener. man Dan Smith demon- The meet featured 15 Debbe Nielson who finished varsity baseball team will have compiled a 2-4 mark. winning pitcher when the freshman hurler from. strated, with the compulsory teams. third and fifth respectively face a heavy-hitting Santa Broncos dumped the Southern California, just After having two non- routine, the skill that will The Spartan women in the intermediate floor Clara University team today Steve Gordon-Forbes, who Spartans, 6-3, earlier in the completed his J.V. league contests and its make him the No. 1 man for finished behind Nevada - exercise. at 2 : 30 at Municipal has a 1-1 record and a 1.12 season. basketball season and has league opening the event. Reno, Sacramento and The advanced team will be Stadium. earned run average, is joined the squad. doubleheader against U.C. "George Hadres had a Hayward in the overall going to San Diego for the Santa Clara comes into the scheduled to start for SJSU, Santa Clara boasts three Berkeley washed out, the fantastic compulsory rings scoring but one of the biggest Association of Inter- game with a .366 team while Steve Kelley, Walt .400 hitters in its lineup, with The SJSU freshman squad Spartababes will try to and high bar," said Anders. causes for Sjoquist's joy was collegiate Athletics for batting average, which has Kaczmarek, and Dave Jud- Gene Delyon (.469). Jim will also be in action today stretch their record to 4-0 "He's demonstrated that he that her advanced squad, led Woman Regionals March 15- produced a 9-1 record. The nick are slated to split the Wilhelm L405) and Chris with the Spartababes facing against the Stanford (mill at can compete with the best of by laurel Gailey, beat 16. This is to qualify for the Spartans, meanwhile, have mound duties for Santa Kinsel (.400) leading the Stanford in its rained 2:30 at Spartan diamond. them. Next year he will be Hayward for a third place. Nationals in April.
1 5, 194, Page 3 exuality class reacts to masturbation movie
Eleven SJSU students had an unusual class period last projectionist were permitted to join the clae.sfor the movie. The subject breached and words flowed. thought maybe she really didn't need me up there." But the ek they viewed a film dealing with female masturbation. The movie ended and the lights went on, "The question arises, what do you need another woman for men indicated they thought the woman on the film would be This was that day's topic for members of the "Human Individuals looked at one another in the room to sense or another man?" from a psychology graudate student after better in bed because she could enjoy her own body. xuality" class of Social Work 296. reactions or break the silence. the film. What if the film had shown a male masturbating? Viewing films with sex-oriented topics, followed by What did the opposite sex think? Does the class have to talk Another social worker called it a "cookbook" approach or Kurtz said, "If it was a guy up there on the screen, we scussion and role playing are methods used by class about this together? subtitled "How to do it." would have a very negative feeling." achera, Associate Professors Peter Kurtz and Keith There was visible and concealed relief when the instructors "Margo's" narrator called masturbation "a way of af- Students seem to be reacting positively to the class, Kurtz ompson, as exercises to help students become comfortable divided males and females into separate groups for first firming our own identities" and said, "It's one of the best added. ith their own feelings about sex. reactions. Ten minutes later the class reunited to talk the highs, one of the best experiences you can give yourself." "Human Sexuality" is the first class of this kind offered at The class objective is for the students, some already in- movie out together. Another psychology graduate student said, "I think what SJSU. The 296 designation indicates that the class is ex- lved in social work, to recognize personal feelings and Women's reactions to seeing another female's body you do in your own sex life is your own thing. There's perimental offered for one semester only. am how to help other people with sexually related displayed on the screen were mixed. While the men began something about putting it on screen." oblems, according to Thompson. talking right away, the women said they were hesitant to put Many male students said female masturbation was a According to a spokeswoman for the Graduate Studies Last week's class included screening of "Margo," visually thoughts into words or just wait for someone else to speak personal, natural act. Office, a human sexuality class has been approved by that plicit film showing a girl going through a ritualistic first. Kurtz said, "Men obviously had a lot of positive feelings. office for inclusion in the Psychology Department's fall eparation and the act of masturbation. "Was that pornography? I've never seen a pornographic They weren't up on the screen." schedule. However, the class schedule hasn't been finalized A Spartan Daily reporter, photographer and the AV movie before," one member commented. There was a combined feeling, as one male put it, "I yet. ounseling available Indian ways changing Social criticisms and cient dialectal songs," said story criticizing the elite linguistic changes enter into, Vatuk. rulers: and mingle with the con- Consequently, there are Center to help students tinually changing Indian folk songs and folk dramas "If you know one word you folklore said Indian speaking of birth control and become king, if you know folklorist, Dr. Ved Vatuk, the evils of imperialism, said two words you become his Everyday personal problems are dealt with in the Coun- student is restricted to 10 individual sessions which usually Thursday in the Home Vatuk. minister and if you know ting and Testing center, according to Dr. David Newman, last an hour each. Economics Building. Vatuk who chanted in three or more words you rector. Newman said a student averages five to six sessions before Vatuk, who grew up in authentic Indian folklore become a scholar, or a priest The center, located in Building K on Ninth Street, os one of his problem is resolved. North India, attributed the explained that if what he was begging from door to door," e services provided by the university. In addition, a student may attend an unrestricted number constant changes in Indian saying was surprising, it was said Vatuk. Funding is provided from the materials and services fee of group sessions which usually last from one and one-half to folklore to an open exchange because "most Indian Folk drama troops which at each student must pay at registration. two hours. between generations. folklore is studied and perpetuate the folk epics Anxiety, depression or the inability to get along with other If a student calls and says that he is going through a crisis "School boys often in- written about by armchair have extended their in- udents are some of the problems the center can help a someone is immediately available to talk to him Newman terject new subjects into the folklorists and they forget to fluence since they now udent to overcome, Newman said. added. traditional rythms and beats ask the folk," stated Vatuk. perform for schools, in- Newman said that "normal" people can have problems in Staff available of folk songs like a song for The traditional folklore stitutions and temple ying to cope with everyday life. It is these people the centcr He said his staff is available to places such as the residence good grades," said Vatuk themes village versus city, building ceremonies, along trying to reach, rather than those with deep-rooted halls, birth control service and other places where counseling who collected most of his ruled versus ruler and with the regular wedding Reyes blems, he added. is sometimes necessary. folklore examples in his village versus king are still ceremonies. Intake interview Newman also said veterans disabled persons' groups and native province. prevalent and often mingle When a student feels he needs counseling he will first go minority organizations have utilized the counseling services. "The old women often add with contemporary subjects "Indian folklore even ough an intake interview where a counselor will deter- The center, which is staffed by clinical psychologists, is words of the standardized noted Vatuk. influences contempory e if the student is at the proper agency, said Newman. open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday, according to Albert ReavIS language that the children Typical of the examples cinema with new input," Because of the number of students the center must serve, a Newman. Ved Vatuk learn at school to their an- cited by Vatuk, was this said Vatuk. Study at The Residents No disgrace Professional Art School
Same to the clean up AAcademy of to do for indictment Night // Art College iutiful streets 625 Sutter Si, San Francisco. Despite the rain CA 94102 / 673-4200 m she says Haldeman WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG Saturday, approxim- purple ately 110 campus area DAY & EVENING CLASS I their LOS ANGELES I AP 1 not fallen from power residents came to clean SCHEDULE H.R. "Bob" Haldeman, because he never held pwer the neighborhhod alone, former White House Chief of in White House affairs. streets. DEGREE& DIPLOMA COURSES lowers Staff, said yesterday he feels "I did not feel that at any It fell short of the 400 neither disgraced nor fallen time in the White House I COUNSELING/VETERAN APPROVED volunteers John Mur- tople's from power and believes he exercised any power," said phy, coordinator of the ADVERTISING, DESIGN, FASHION, cheers will be acquitted of Haldeman. "I was a member event, had previously PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM, s with Watergate charges. of the staff. I was proud to ILLUSTRATION, predicted to show, but :Aro to -I'm not making any hold that job, and I believe I ETCHING, LITHOGRAPHY, DRAWING. Steve Haskell, assistant k Case bargains," Haldeman told carried it out with dignity director of Community PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. in her reporters summoned to a and honor. of Communities, the oews conference on his front "I'm not bitter at all. I coordinating group, zen or lawn. "I'm totally innocent don't welcome being indicted termed the day as a at the of those charge's, and I'm but I'm sure the judicial success. kages, confident that will be process will run its course. I "We filled about six or Stephens established as the judicial am not concerned about the Jeff seven truck loads," said iarged process runs its course." ultimate outcome." MANAGEMENT Andy Silis, an unidentified resident and Craig Smith Haskell. ton its Haldeman, 47, the man Haldeman, once an ad- three President Nixon called one vertising executive, was opular of "my two closest indicted last Friday by the twice. associates," insisted he has Watergate grand jury, TRAINEE MEM .S. revises guidelines Et/ fi] PREPARATION FOR SPRING to $14,500 salary Every year Act t of the returning from U.C. Davis. schedule all guest speakers board was found illegal S. Constitution, which Both she and Leonardi felt and the Entertainment because it was 41 MCAT DAT LSAT tablishes the guidelines there was a definite need for Board, dances, films and discriminatory," said Dean. Holy Cow! You have answered every other ad, why r the A.S. Program Board, a revision. other events. "The revision is fine but GRE ATGSB not try us? We have available a MANAGEMENT subject to revision. "Before the revision we Ted Gehrke, adviser to the the budget stipulation that CLASSES NOW FORMING TRAINING PROGRAM for a limited number of The recent revision felt that some programs Program Commission sees the board must have ap- Prbbbym on tor Iry, arinst.on . people living in Santa Clara County or Monterey. oming anged the name of the were getting slighted and good and bad in the revision. proval by the A.S. Council OrAfluble 010,31, s -v session f OurSes Vb. We can show you how you can be earning $25,000 I had rogram Board to the A.S. that personal orientations "It behooves the executive for every program has, in llbl,rn.lep lape ,inyOns lOr rev.* m ler.st cOntlenby vaisaied in 5 years. Why not invest a few minutes of your Cub,. COM- and led to these problems," said council to change the board effect, made them a won. over in et er {If ety reci by rogram Commission ’’,. time and send a resume to John F. Wilcox & Assoc., of Dean. She explained the way they want it," he secretarial staff because ie ring fected a separation 777 No, First St., San Jose, Ca. 95112 iwers within the com- members on the board would said. "The main problem they do the work but have no I the STANLEY H KAPLAN time and energy commission is said Dean. EDUCATIONAL CENTER Since 1938 best ission. spend their with the new authority to act," " said -We came up with the idea concentrating on activities that there are not enough Gaimon Gamon, chair- IN BAY AREA (415) 222-1592 a division between boards they were interested in and people on the board." person of the commission is s, the bile visiting U.C. Davis this leave the other activities Originally, there were all pleased with the separation. lordon mmer. It had worked well unattended to. members on the board with "I think the separation of iadres r them so we decided to The new organizations at least six of the voting power between the boards ; Ru- ye it a try," explained board, staffed by three membership being made up has worked very well. The led to ephanie Dean, executive members, and the Enter- of minority students. This problem has been with ASSO TED Board which has out of separate meetings. OCOOS sistant to A.S. President tainment requirement was left holding .' HE_ 115 HE Li YOU WITH Ail. ANy yOure.,ii.stii 1. .re the adi Leonardi. six members. the latest revision. We now meet at the same ent14 et/MIS . Coach Dean rewrote the act after The Forums Board will "The specification that time with members of each it the there had to be a certain board voting only on their uld be number of minorities on the proposals," said Gamon. Spartaguide ; ts
TODAY tome, will dist uss the Wends in pre law SPARTAN SPEARS will have e lost and education Lind non-profit s.sIe outside the Student SPARTAN ORIOCCI tfleets tonight Ii? in et 111011 toda) from II Si.10 the S U Calaveras Room LAW SCHOOL STUDENT CALIFORNIA'S TEACHER'S SSOCIATION sill hint mock interviews THURSDAS ii4.li psi tidies arid tomorrow III the SJS( SKI t'l.t11 meets tonight at 7 30 in ed the I' Uniunhum loom the S Umunhuiti Room Sign-ups will be year. VEF:11 PROP.'S (('STIR will host a taken for a ski trip scheduled for Mari -h -dilation and other limns of mind blowing 17 Movies will be shown INTERVIEWS in the (pIll todas the SU [Mad/flaw Mann FRIDAY TOMORROW BAND-AIIIES final competition will be at PRE-LAW (1.1K i3ineet al I 46 p I 30 p in lode) in Wow ISO Wear dance lice to ilas in the Si In Kenneth Salter, an at - clothes oquist A representative of the College University of San 'inners of Law, an and 10% to 30% DISCOUNT Fernando Valley, will be on nished campus Monday the 11th day ctively ON ALL FAMOUS BRANDS of March at the Career Planning floor Cameras Enlargers Projectors Placement Center, All Law Film Darkroom Supplies Accessories students are urged to attend. I will be or the Developing & Printing Inter- s for SAN JOSE CAMERA AICON3uIIIII3M011111112 0772132 rch 15- 245 So. First 295-8591 for the Page 4, March 5, 1974 Jogging library head Supreme Court to rule on inmate interviews guys WASHINGTON (AP) The federal ban on interviews. the U.S. Bureau of Prisons 'lazy beckons Supreme Court agreed The court is already permit interviews unless yesterday to decide whether examining the state prison determined By Gall Wesson trip out to south campus. recorded in a calendar. was by prise officials can regulation in a case the see "Come on you lazy "I'm trying to average 10 Hunt's best year was 1971 federal prison from administrators on news media California. The cases wou guys let’s go jogging," miles per week," he ex- when he jogged 671 miles. prohibit or limit will be that an interview interviews with inmates. consolidated and argued later serious risk yelled Donald Hunt, 52, plained. He tries to run The 1973 total was roughly present "a The justices granted a this term. SJSU library director. more than three times per 220 miles. administrative o government request to In the federal case, He's trying to recruit week to average out for the Rain or shine this jogger the U.S. disciplinary problems." review a lower court decision Circuit Court here faculty and staff members days when he isn't on can be seen running in directed that struck down the absolute out to the south campus campus or is in a meeting. shorts and Adidas SL 72 track for his daily jog Hunt started jogging shoes. He wears a during unch hour. Several outside while associate sweatshirt when it's cold Benson to The lair Affair have promised but none director of the library at but says the temperature I style cuts mwieg stylingnsstylinw have joined him yet. Oregon State University doesn't bother him. His I blower styles some OSU I at Corvallis. favority day is nippy with body waves & trims You have to be announce kind of nut," he joked, "to "I just got kind of bored bright sunshine. wig cleaning run through student traffic running around the track," People and dogs make His doctor, a Hunt runs interesting. on campus." he said. candidacy 20NO, th%c 0 u00 mil froh nut, got him in- Hunt told how a former Claire Benson, Many faculty members jogging a member of Mr go to the Men's Gym from terested in the exercise. secretary was so em- the County Charter Review Hunt's job in- barrassed to see him Commission, noon to 1 p.m, to play Because today plans to I 1/2 block from campus - just drop in!!!!! ’sitting around all running, that she hid in announce badminton or basketball, volves her candidacy for 52 South Fourth 294-4086 swim or run around the day" he needed some form some bushes to avoid the San Jose City Council. ------gym, but Hunt hasn't seen of cardiovascular exercise facing him. Benson headed a successful ra4S-WiL7448476Ualit 11.11.11-WW11411 any other staff members to keep in shape, the doctor Hunt said he avoids a Jeff St phens drive to initiate Measure B, a outside. said. street where a German Donald Hunt jogs through campus. city ordinance requiring land "Some of the staff might Hunt supplements the Shepherd once tried to bite developers to build schools in think it's not dignified for jogging with a controlled his leg. Now if dogs pester ments from people on the His favorite remark, said areas where new develop- their director to jog around Set of exercises and some him, he said, "I just slow street as he is running by. by a student was, "What ment would overcrowd half naked," he quipped. weightlifting. He said he down and talk to them." One group of kids saw him happened to yourclass?"He existing school facilities. This "sun nut," as he believes, "a part of He has also been the and yelled, "Lay it on, thought I was a physical She will make her an- calls himself, takes an mental fitness is physical target of a group of kids grandpa" Hunt said, "It education teacher, Hunt nouncement today at 10 a.m. approximate 32-minute, fitness." throwing buckets of dirt. kind of deflated me for a explained. at a press conference in the 3'2 -mile concrete-pounding Jogging mileage is He gets various corn- while." Hyatt House. Retraction The Spartan Daily erred Prof defines love, sex March 4 in the guest column, "Jewish Defense League condemned" when it ran the name Riad Khourg at the end Dr. Peter Koestenbaum, dependence and self-reliance example of the homosexual. individual who must define he must accept fully the of the column. SJSU philosophy professor, on one hand, and total Possibly he is choosing his the meaning, nature and consequences of those Khourg did not write the has made a series of tapes on surrender, trust and manner of sexual expression importance of marriage, and definitions. column. existentialism. dependency on the other, for the consequence of In one, Koestenba urn explained Kostenbaum. making himself asocial, or an discusses an existential view "It means there are two outcast, he said. Europe Flights 1974 of sex, love and marriage. conflicting aspects of human In reference to marriage, $34900 "Sex, love, and marriage existence," he continued. Koestenbaum said it is the OAKLAND TO BRUSSELS "One part of me is capable are not logically or D FLT. 307 JUNE 14 SEPT. 6 of standing alone, like a POW biologically connected. In FLT. 308 JUNE 19 JULY 30 nature these three themes are until death." 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