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lent inst t ii VolumeSPARTAN 69, Number 69 Serving the San 1 Jose State Community Since 1934DAILY Tuesday, December 6, 197i the the Icy the he; Bomb found after threats, evacuation wee By Cinde no suspects at this time. iter Chorness University Police Chief Earnest History Department secretary Biological Sciences secretary Tavia about an hour to an houi and The search for the bomb was Quinton said. Cia Oropeza in half.one- und A series of telephoned bomb Dudley Moorehead Fries in Duncan Hall at 9:30 a.m. prompted by a call to University Police believe the same man Hall said she received a threats to the SJSU campus early call at 8:35 Police suspect it was the same "Judging from the calls, the Police at 6:21 a.m, from a male in made four other bomb threats. a.m, from a man the yesterday morning resulted in the who told her "the man who called and told Fries "the suspect sounded like the same his early 20s, described by police as bomb will detenate at veil evacuation of three campus 9; remember, bomb will detonate at 9:50 a.m. man," Correll said. -In each case, "calm, soft-spoken and polite" and called police shortly after the fice buildings and the discovery of a He Please advise your personnel." The the calls came in 30 to 40 minutes with no accent. discovered and asked if up defunct "explosive device," the first bomb was At first the secretary thought it man repeated his message to Fries. before the supposed time of Sgt. Lloyd Hohu discovered the they had found it, adding he would was the University Police warning detonation." Self bomb found on campus in at least 10 bomb in a gray shoe box on the sixth :ills call back to reveal another bomb her of the previous bomb threats, Fries described the caller as The device found in Duncan Hall years, according to University floor of Duncan Hall near the north Po"ce. location. but she realized it was another male, in his 30s with a soft-spoken, will be mailed to Washington, D.C. side stairwell. a.m., he called Seri At about 8:13 threat when the man refused to calm and polite manner. where it will be studied and The San Jose Police Bomb Sgt. Bill Correll said the bomb police again saying a bomb was in identify himself. Police evacuated Duncan Hall analyzed, according to Special Squad was called in to search the was "well-constructed and fairly the Old Science Building. again and searched the building. Agent and Public Affairs Officer buildings and discovered the bomb, sophisticated, with a clock and Police evacuated the building by Oropeza called University They discovered yet another Frank Perrone of the San Francisco which is now in the hands of the San powered by batteries. The explosive 8:55. Police who evacuated the building shoe box in a locker, again on the office of the FBI. Jose office of the FBI. material did not ignite." After another search by the San by 9 a.m. No bomb was found in the sixth floor. This time it was empty. Perrone said the device will be Had the bomb exploded, it would Jose Police Bomb Squad, no device building. Correll said students were kept dissected to determine where the University Police say they have have harmed anyone near it, was found. A fifth call was made to out of the evacuated buildings for parts were purchased. Ole,' SJSU student you ady

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By Rick Cotta Skalland heard a noise on the south An SJSU psychology student has side of the convent. The officers been charged with the rapes of a surprised Loera as he was entering I=P Roman Catholic nun and an SJSU the dayroom through the window. night student. Officer Cardin yelled "Halt" Francisco Loera Jr., 27, was and identified himself as an officer. charged Monday with nine felony Loera turned and attempted to dive counts, including two of rape, two of back through the window, but was forced oral copulation, burglary, shot in the leg by Cardin and ap- false imprisonment, sodomy, kid- prehended immediately afterwards. napping and the use of a weapon in the commission of a felony. Loera is also charged with the If convicted of all the charges, Nov. 7 rape of an SJSU night Loera could face a lifetime in prison. student. In that attack, a coed Loera was arraigned late walking to her car at about 9:50 p.m. Monday afternoon in the San Jose- was grabbed from behind by a man Milpitas Municipal Court. Judge with "a large knife" who threatened Lawrence F. Terry set bail at to cut her throat, according to San 8200,000 and continued the Jose Police. arraignment indefinitely, pending The man then forced the victim Loera's release from Valley Medical to Horace Mann School and raped Center. Loera was not present at the her. arraignment, but was represented San Jose Police say they are still by an attorney from the Public investigating the Loera case and Defender's office. don't expect to finish for another two Loera is reported to be in or three weeks, according to a police Mordyn Odello satisfactory condition at Valley spokesman. Medical Center, recovering from Police said last week they were This photo was not taken from the mountoins in western gunshot wounds he received during also investigating the possibility Wyoming, but the slopes of California's own Heavenly Volley Ski his apprehension. that Loera was involved in the Oct. 4 A Heavenly snow job Resort--2 years ago. This season, though suffering "spring No plea was entered at the rape of a sorority woman and the skiing" conditions. Meteorologists promise a "better" season this arraignment. Oct. 29 rape of a woman in the year. Related stories inside. Loera is charged with entering Education Building. the St. Patrick's Convent, 83 Isl. Loera has not been charged, Ninth St., on Nov. 9, and raping a 40- however, with either of those at- year-old nun. He was captured Dec. tacks. I while entering the same window he Incidents of area rape have allegedly used to enter the convent decreased since San Jose Police on Nov. 9. began operating decoy teams in the On Nov. 21, an attempt was also campus area on Nov. 1. Three men A.S. President have been arrested made to enter the convent through while allegedly the same window, though police did trying to assault female decoy of- not publicize that incident in order to ficers since then. SJSU's 'young upstart' reflects 1960s set up a stakeout. There have been no other Police reported that during the reported incidents of rape in the By Dave Murphy office, but I think it would be exciting to work as early morning hours of Dec. 1, of- campus area since the decoy teams A.S. President Steve Wright has been a staff member for someone," Wright said. ficers Randy Cardin and Tim began operating. characterized as everything from a "radical" to Wright came to SJSU as a journalism a "resident philosopher," but nothing quite student, and he became a reporter on the compares to the description given by A.S. Ad- Spartan Daily in the fall of 1975. He was the viser Louie Barozzi. newspaper's editor the following semester. SJSU prof a key "He's a hipster-he uses a lot of hip "He just matured tremendously while he language," said .Barozzi, calling Wright a was here," said Roger Budrow, one of the throwback to the student-activist era of the late Daily's advisers. Budrow said Wright came to 1960s. "He kind of effects a lifestyle that is more the Daily fresh from working at McDonald's and to nuclear power of that era than his own. he still possessed the "jive chatter" that came "He has the same lack of awe of ad- from the Job. By John Weiland The federal government has ministrators and other people of high status that Budrow said the experience on the Daily The future of nuclear power in some new regulations affecting they had in the '60s. He is quite forward-not at sharpened Wright's interest in the campus and California may be determined by an proposed plants, too, Anderson said. all afraid to speak out." its politics. SJSU engineering professor's report President Carter has decided Barozzi said another example of Wright's Another Daily adviser, Bill Tillinghast, said to be submitted to the state separation of uranium and attitude toward adminstrators is that the AS. Wright went to the student government while he legislature in January. plutonium is nuclear proliferation president calls many of them by their first was editor and asked for more money so the Dr. Robert N. Anderson and his (of weapons materials land not to be names rather than by their titles. paper could publish every weekday. The Daily hand-picked staff, including SJSU conducted in the United States or "I'm sure he angers some administrators," had been coming out only four days per week. engineering senior Maryanne facilitated by the United States Barozzi added. "He probably has the tendency Wright got the extra money, and the paper Lauderdale, have gathered material abroad, he added. to be seen as a brash young man-a young up- has been on a five-day-a-week publication for a "nuclear assessment" from all There are non-proliferating start." schedule ever since. over the country, but won't release techniques in existence however, he Wright made his lack-of-awe attitude toward Tillinghast said an irony of the situation is the findings until then. pointed out. administrators, including SJSU President John actions since taking office July 1? that this year, under Wright's presidency, the They also plan to present an Anderson, who began studying Bunzel, obvious soon after he was elected in the Peering through glasses which made his Daily is receiving no money from the student environmental inipact report on nuclear power while in the Navy, spring. eyes appear as big as half-dollars, he sat back government--even though the newspaper nuclear reactors in general. patented a technique 10 years ago "I don't look at Bunzel as being om- and said, "Regrets? I've had a few...' requested a 833,050 subscription from the A.S. for According to Anderson, he and which is a non-proliferating process. nipresent," Wright said in an April interview. "I ' as he gigglingly broke into an impromptu this year. his four-person staff, dubbed SNAIL -I have been told Livermore look at him as a man and I look at myuself as a renditon of "My Way." After leaving the Daily, Wright became the for State Nuclear Assessment In- ( Laboratory ) is going to do a hot test man. The 24-year-old then took a drag from his A.S public information officer for a year, which vestigation and Litigation, know on my technique at the 8350,000 to "Just because he's the president of the cigarette. He leaned forward, his thin face gave him a chance to see first-hand how the more about the technology presently $400,000 level," he said. university doesn't trip me out. My comments almost lost behind a mass of uncombed hair and student goverment operated. From there he employed than the federal govern- He would prepare that study for are just as valid as his." a short goatee. sprang to the presidency. ment, which regulates the industry. them, he said. Wright and Bunzel were able to work "I've seen some things I possibly could have "Steve was much better prepared to be the Working under a grant from the SNAIL's project is a political reasonably well together during the first few done better," he said. "But I'm a person who president than James Ferguson was," said state of California, SNAIL's findings volatile, according to Anderson. months of the AS. president's term. Then, in doesn't dwell on past mistakes. I realize that Barozzi, comparing Wright to last year's A.S. will help the legislature implement -There is a political situation in October, the A.S. Council passed a resolution anything that fits into the category of 'mistake' president. "He knew pretty much what the three laws passed in 1976 regulating that the state of California will be calling for Bunzel's resignation. also fits into the category of 'the past.'" problems and isses were before he took the job." new reactors and their locations. presenting its findings," he said. Wright supported it. Wright is also a person who doesn't dwell on In his involvement with student government, California is one of about 15 "There is a difference between a "At first I was very much opposed to that the future. He said he makes his decisons at the Wright has worked very hard to get things ac- states to make laws limiting the technical assessment and the kind of a public call for his resignation," Wright last minute, so he's not sure what he'll do when complished, according to A.S. Treasurer building of new reactors, Anderson assessment of the state." said. But he changed his mind becaue he felt he graduates from SJSU. Maryanne Ryan. said. One of the reasons for the students have to speak "bluntly and audac- He plans to get a B.A. degree in May with a "Steve is a person who will put his total In California, the Energy political problems is the huge tiously" to be heard. double major in journalism and political sicence. energy behind something," she said. "He looks Resources, Conservation and economic impact of nuclear power, Although Wright says he and Bunzel still After that, Wright may try to get a master's at everyting in the positive--I gues that's where Development Commission oversees Anderson said. One reactor costs have a working relationship, he admitted the degree. the drive comes from." new reactors and by law may not about 81 billion, he noted. resolution did cause some ill feeling son Bunzel's Or he may try to see education from a dif- In April, Wright put is total energy behind designate new sites until it has Both the pros and cons of part. ferent perspective by going into curriculum one thing: getting elected. He spent hours upon conducted a year-long study. nuclear power must be weighed, Bunzel refused to comment on the AS. development or something involved with hours walking the campus on election days to get In addition, if there is no means according to Anderson, who said he president. educational politics. students to vote for him. of waste disposal, the reactor cannot is "very objective" about it. Does Wright have any regrets about his "Not that I have any aspirations for a public IContinued on back page) be sited, Anderson said. 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Townshend, Rolling Stone, Melt.' 'Greek life' Maker, and such critics as IV- Editor: Marsh and Lester Bangs. EL I would suggest that, to obtain a hubristic tone notwithstandin_ complete view of "Greek life," Mark Dick's declaration of punk rock's Rosenberg spend some time next temporary status smacks :of door to the houses. ethnocentric discomfort: inetholics He would soon find that the he protests too much. "sparkle" and "comraderie" 'sic Please leave criticism to thaw change as they go out the door to who have the time and inclinaii.n:ti rudeness, rampant adolescence, and guarantee something more hi,:: a an overwhelming lack of concern for superficial analysis. In tilt' w 'rds;of the other person - any other person. that famed punk of Ow Verbal abuse, hot-rodding, full- Dylan. "Don't criticize what ii volume "music" throughout the can't understand." night - any night - are but a few Jeff Hou.s forms I have seen the Greeks use to English Gradu: "exhibit their pride in the frater- nity." While I have no quarrel wth your Dorm evictions giving coverage to the fraternities, Editor: this unquestioning approach to a Thanksgiving - a happy time subject which certainly has more Not for some, such as myself, who than one facet presents a decidedly were forced out of their dormitoD land, of course, naively favorable) rooms because the housing office view which properly belongs on the decided we needed a -vacation." . opinion page. What if I'd rather stay home. Stephen Moore instead of bouncing from friends San Jose house to friend's house like I wind up Reign characterized by 'isolated aloofness' having to do because I don't like imposing on someone during their holiday? Not everyone has .a "mommy and daddy" to trot holm' Editor: to during housing office "vacation " I look with amazement at the My dad is in Texas, and even if li, space devoted to Greek letter were closer, I would greatly rest' Bunzel organizations. They Seven years of John were at their the idea of having to hit him up for.. prime at the beginning of the 20th place to stay. column supplied Century, when By Mark Owens Bunzel? For seven years, SJSU has about promotions constantly imply a by the Ridder I was a student at the I rented the donn room with the newspaper dynasty. University of In the late '60s, SJSU had had a president who has ignored, "mediocre" faculty. When students Washington. I sup- purpose in mind of having a place to But SJSU posed produced John Carlos, Tommy ridiculed, and overridden the work do concern Bunzel, the issue is is a working class they had died since then. live during the school year. I fully Smith, Harry Edwards, a strong of the university's faculty body, the ’grade inflation" or our school. Most students study here to I have been a guest in the home accept the condition of not being qualify for decent jobs. Some wish to of Nobel Prize anti-war student body, and in- Academic Senate, while centering "illiteracy." Students here are winner Halldor able to stay before and after the escape the worst aspects Laxness, rrr creased Third World hiring, ad- power around himself. "mediocre" too, presumably. of our father of American dorms open and close, but in tbe society, some hope to change them realism; Theodore Dreiser, thi mittance, and programs. Under Besides all his talk about "ex- British middle of the semester, too? I can't through their work. orthopedic ch Ronald Reagan and his politics of cellence," Bunzel's one big initiative The faculty is a surgeon who attends the think of a single apartment building Owens is on SJSU teaching faculty. They teach a full royal family; WE. hatred this had to be suppressed. Mark has been boosting football. Tucker; Admiral that would dare include such a graduate load. Leslie A. Kniskern; SJSU had had an acting Elementary Education After seven years as president, Vice-Admiral ridiculous stipulation in its rental If that is below Charles to president for one year (Hobert a poll of tenured faculty shows Bunzel, if that's A. Lockwood: Aldous contract. "mediocre," then we would be the Huxley; Carlos Burns. A search had narrowed widespread demoralization and Fuentes; Rabbi Lee The housing office solution for last people wanting to hold him J. Levinger ; W.A. many candidates for permanent He has termed and treated focuses on the quality of Bunzel's Swanberg ; Cedric students in situations like mine is for back! It's been seven long years. Belf rage; president down to 10 or so. John student government as "sandbox presidency. Student government Sally Belfrage; and Frank us to take a room in either Hoover or Surely some "prestigious" school Scully, to name a few. at Bunzel's name was nowhere on the politics." Bunzel has appointed leaders have unanimously called for Washburn Halls I the only two that against faculty must need a president by now. Or I have been provided a Ci list. But at San Francisco State department heads Bunzel's resignation. City leaders personal stay open for vacations) for the some political escort, when University, S.I. Hayakawa and votes and been party to purely consider Bunzel a block to resolving office must be visiting libraries on imposed break. I tried to book a political motives in hiring and firing. available for someone so four continents, Bunzel (chairman of the political campus-community problems. Were cherished because of my room in both two weeks before Nov. (See Spartan Daily, December '75, shop-worn by his present constituents! letters of introduction from science department) gained media Bunzel to apply his Upton 23; they had been filled long before attention for their animosity to a for Willis memo.) Personal fiat has criterion of "excellence" to his own For six years we had a national Sinclair and California librarians. I 51 that time. rr student and faculty strike. ruled over departmental autonomy. performance, he would gracefully president with remarkably similar found myself circled by professors. When I asked the head resident 11 Bunzel, it seemed, might be Real campus issues and problems go characteristics. When that at the library of the University resign. bubble of of my hall why no exceptions were useful in "quieting untouched until they flare into crisis. burst, we were Indiana, being the campuses." Lacking "excellence" in his own showered with a served with cake and made under any circumstances to Bunzel resists both the im- He was hastily interviewed and performance, from what vantage most distasteful spray. The situation coffee. "She was there at-the un- allow students with scheuile appointed. Bunzel's appointment plementation and aims of af- here won't improve with time veiling," the point does Bunzel condemn all this either. librarian said to them, problems namely met to stay an was a politically vindictive act by a firmative action at SJSU. It will get worse until referring to the "mediocrity" at SJSU? From it comes to a portrait of Theodore extra night in their rooms the reply Reagan-dominated Bunzel has been aloof, inac- head. The movement Dreiser, board of isolated aloofness, golfing with to replace hanging at the landing on was, "because it's policy." cessible and contemptuous of the the stairway. trustees. V.I.P.s, socializing with the rich, Bunzel must continue until it suc- Professor Wallace E. Blind, unfeeling policy like this campus community. His remarks Why this invective against John and pontificating in his Mercury ceeds. Williams gave a party in my honor is what got countless elderly people that night. thrown out in the street in the name Never, among the interesting of "progress" in the Yuba Buena people I have known and loved, District of San Francisco. around the world, did I ever hear The fact that both Hoover and Rape: stigma mentioned a Greek letter Washburn Halls were filled to organization, crime of lasting until I said to Stokely capacity indicates that I was not Carmichael. "I did not know you alone in my dilemma. were a Phi Beta By Barbara Cockerham The increasing rate of rapes and By saying that the majority of night is a good suggestion, but not a Kappa." I A front I suggest to Housing Director page news story had "A Cry of Rape." attempted rapes prove only one these incidents occur off campus, solution. said that he Cordell Koland that people wishing was ). "I'm It is an issue that many of us thing: our judicial system needs to Bunzel is implying that the Until the problem is resolved, not." Stokely replied. 'I to live in a year-round dormitory be turned it down. I do not have become familiar with around be revised to protect those that are university is not responsible. students will continue to live in fear. believe in billed for the Christmas break is such organizations." the SJSU campus. Rape is a com- subjected to this violent crime. However, students are the foun- One SJSU coed stated, "It's like well as Thanksgiving and Easter in Lorna IL Smith plex matter that must be dealt with. dation for which the university living in a revolving door. advance, with their regular dorm Barbaro Cockerhom San Jost. - not by placing the blame on is a exists and if the system is to Everywhere you go, you're living in fee for the time the other dorms exaggerated media coverage or Spartan Doily staff writer maintain a stable enrollment, their fear, always turning your head, close. certain individuals, but by finding a safety must be ensured. looking behind you. It's more than a Punk rock This would discourage resident:4 cure to the problem. I find it ironic that SJSU The campus area has always crime because it's an assault upon a from living in an all-year dorm whet, To most women who have been President John Bunzel believes the been a prime target for crime, and part of your body that can never be Editor: they have no intention of staying' physically assaulted by an in- rape coverage has been overplayed. administrators and city officials erased." Like other critics, Corky Dick over those breaks. dividual, rape is next to murder. Not Considering the degree of im- this is an opinion of one should stop shifting the blame Although feels punk rock can be discredited Students with a genuine need ti4; only is her pride injured, but the portance of the issue, and the effect elsewhere and deal with the issue. female student on campus, many of by aiming at anything about the stay, like myself, would be glad to stigma of being raped will remain it has upon SJSU female students, experiencing the same Whether walking alone or not, them are subject, but speaking little of its insure in advance a place to live with her the rest of her life. It's like everyone is entitled to know what's the thought of rape still has a chillng grief, and the same fear of being the music. over these holidays. fighting a losing battle. going on. next victim. impact. Being together in groups at Sounding like a parent of the Kevin Fagan '60s, he would convince us the music Journalism Junior BLACK "MEN-WARS 40% Ut4EMPLOAD. NEWS ITEM is worthless by intimating its Forum policy players and listeners are freaks. His smug detailings of the dress, habits Black 'Awareness The intent of the Spartan Daily and lifestyles of the punks are Forum Page is to present respon- paraded before us as if to say: I will Editor: 1 sible viewpoints on issues affecting not understand or explain it, but let After reading Mr. Vratari'S letter the university community. Columns, me describe it and it will look silly. to the editor Nov. 15, I find myself compelled to respond. editorials and cartoons may discuss It The description national, local or world affairs. of any subject, doubt Vratari knows anything about -7-7- without sympathy for it, can make it the process of getting AS. funding.. appear ludicrous. First of all, a group must go through special allocations. This committe0 But the heart of the movement is recommends to council what a grouji Spartan Dail,, the music that Dick calls garbage, should receive or not receive. Aftei but fails to explain why. I have never Editor Tony Birjak special allocations, a group goes imi Advertising Manager understood what varied chording, Chris Gray front of council for interrogation. Chief Photographer Bob Pepping dynamics and form have to do with about its request. City Editor . Doreen Carvajal "good music;" structuring is a Asst City Edit Kathy Morrison Vratari should go to Black technique of art, not a definition. News Editor Dave Murphy Awareness Month next year to make Forum Page Editor . David Willman Three chords make up basic 12-bar himself aware that there are some As Forum Page Editor . Bill Weeks blues, a musical form extending 1,100 black students on campus (bt. Layout Editor . Mark Rosenberg through Elvis Presley, Woody COP., Editor Steve the way, they also pay student body Dula, Guthrie, Hank Williams and into the Feature Page Editor Gee., Rees fees I. Sports Editor . Rich Freedman roots of jazz. In reply to the other minor Special Proiec Is Editor Gary Morse such "basic" struc- Publicity Director Gary Wortei To ignore points raised by Vratari, the reason Columnist Carol Sarasohn tures would be to cut the heart out of the Black Awareness program is a Cartoonist Larry Baumgardner American music. As for the too-tired month is because it is very hard to Photo Editor Kurt Ellison argument of loud music and muffled schedule entertainment or speakers Retail Ad Manager . Debbie Brown music had Art Director Marc Shur lyrics, I thought rock for a particular week. This process Classified Toni Coshow long, long ago won its right to ex- maximizes the exposure and Ntl Ad Manager Pete Chambers press its energy on its own terms scheduling in such a way that Business Manager . Alan Germain and not those of pop, classical or students can arrange their personal Asst Editors. .Penny Calder. Cheryl Dennis,.,. jazz. Russell ingold, David Koenig. H Kim Lew schedules to attend these events. Reporters Scott Brown, C inde Chorness, Dick informs us that "people In response to his last point, the Barbara Cockerharn. Rick Cone. Corky who are following punk don't care original allocation was vetoed by the DiCk.Chris Georges. Mark Geyer. Jan Greben A.S. president. Kirk Heinrichs, Brian Hoey. James Hooker. about the music," and that Isabella M lc hen, Gary Peterson, Terry "knowledgeable critics" are passing Black Awareness Month is a Robertson, Brad Ryder. Steve Waldron, John this "fad" by. Firstly, I am always traditional event, and a program - Welland, Kutsi Yang, Linda Zavorai amazed by enlightened people who designed to attack narrow and Advertising Mal I . Art *diem mit, Peggy Ballet can inform those of us who spend simple minds like Vratan's. Finally, Don Cresswell, Dan DanneMelser, Boo Fong I also will be painfully aware of this Cheryl Lee K embo, Joannie Napala. Frank time and money on our interests that Rosenhoover, Henry Sak aide. Ron Starnes, Anne we really don't like them. semester's expenditures, for I know Ting Secondly, I suggest Dick turn his that Vratari might want to organize Photo Staff Scott Allen, Sydney Brink, Al eyes from "Psychology Today" and Bigots Unawareness Week. Danger. ield, Bath Geordinier. Richard Johns. Al Jones Glenn Malin, Marilyn Odell. Dan Schofield. Ed read the words of such pm?* rock A.S. Public Information Officer. Soule defenders as Mick Jagger, Pete Deer'Mber 6, 1977, Page 3 Law hopefuls endure exam Admission test called 'nuts' By Jan Grebes This is, indeed, a significant issue con- smug ones openly displaying their disdain of The day began earl"- for many/ aspiring fronting law schools. In the last 10 years the test's supposed difficulty. legal eagles last Saturday. alone, the number of IPAY school applicants At the 10-minute break, however, it was a For most perhaps, the first ray of light has jumped tenfold from 40,000 to 400,000. whole different story, as students realized signalling a new day was the only alarm clock Given the staggering implications of the just how mentally fatigued they were. needed for arousal from a restless sleep. ISAT to their future, the mood in the "So far, I've got into the test really well," 1e los I: The ominous ordeal of the Law School examination rooms at Santa Clara was one of said Jack Maloney, a student turned bar- Da% , Admission Test ([SAT) awaited them. high tension. tender who was taking the [SAT "to see how Hi The LSAT, a four-hour objective exam Students sat quietly while the tests were qualified lam after all. which includes sections on business aptitude, being distributed. Many nervously fingered "But when you stop for a minute like we rock- logic, law, math, and English grammar, is, their No. 2 pencils or closely examined the have now to catch our breath, it all hits you. for most law schools, a prime determinant of wood paneling of their desk. I've been racking my brain for two hours now rhirtk whether an applicant is accorded the dubious Besides the predictable tense at- with no break. And, Jesus, I've got two more honor of studying law. mosphere, an air of competition was also hours to go. I don't know about this." nuis. For the student, it is D-Day. evident. Maloney proved to be an accurate "This is nuts," said a disgruntled UC- "Hell, yes," said SJSU student Arlene soothsayer not only for himself, but for a ilic : Santa Cruz student as he wearily lumbered Ramirez, who was frowning at her desk. "I large number of others. .r(ls:of into a building at the University of Santa know that anybody in this room is a rival for During the next hour of the test, students Clara, one of the Bay Area colleges ad- constantly rubbed tired eyes while 141 ministering the exam, which was scheduled "I know desperately glancing about the room to ob- to begin at 8:30 a.m. that anybody in this serve how their peers were doing. "I mean, I had to get up at 6:30 to get here room is a rival for admission Inevitably, it happened. A wild-eyed man on time," he continued. "I'm half-dead, and catapaulted from his seat, grabbed his test this thing is all-important to my future." to any place I apply. I'm not and ripped it to shreds with frustrated A University of Santa Clara un- wishing anyone well, to put it passion. dergraduate, John Levine, overheard the "This is all bullshit," he ranted. "This is complainer. lightly" an insult to us all." "You're right," Levine concurred. "I He then rapidly strode from the room. really don't understand why a half-day exam The rest of the test was uneventful. timerotors, who counts as much as your entire college admission to any place I apply. I'm not At the conclusion of the exam, though, The AS. Program Board will for the master class will be $2 to cover record." wishing anyone well, to put it lightly." many students appeared close to emotional present Toad the Mime in concert at makeup and related materials. Nevertheless, the two joined the other All conversation ceased as the proctor, a reactions themselves. noon tomorrow in the upper pad of the In Toad's roles, she observes and test-takers. law student herself, quietly and almost ona "I thought I would feel like partying once Student Union. The free performance is uses the scenes around her. By making You see, there has been no alternative yet empathetically explained the procedures of ere., I got this over with," said Santa Clara student part of the Fantasy Faire activities. her performance a part of the en- devised to the LSAT. Until one is, such the test. up Jim McVie. "Here it is 1:30 and I'm com- Id vironment, she delights her audiences criticisms of the [SAT as the ones mentioned Ten seconds after her concluding word, I liki pletely drained. I'm going home to crash for On Thursday, Toad will be offering by reading people's bodies and then by the students and the question of how the test, or race, was on. The LSAT is geared 24 hours." the Mime" in a master class on "The Art of making them part of her im- culturally biased the test is will continue to be toward speed as well as knowledge. Many Sadly, this is only the beginning for those IS a Two the S.U. Loma Prieta Room. provisations. ignored by law school admission committees. sections, such as the math group, allow only a who "made it" by achieving a high mark. 10111t. The first class classes will be offered. Toad has been seen frequently on "We have no choice," said an official at cursory check of the questions if the student As a University of Santa Clara law second will run from 2 to 5 p.m. and the TV, including the new "Laugh-In" the University of San Francisco Law School. endeavors to complete all the problems. student commented outside the test room, if he fee class will run from 7 to 10 p.m. The series. "We couldn't just go on grades and recom- Still, during the first two-hour segment of "The LSAT, huh? If they think that's tough, mendations. Too many students would the exam, most of the test-takers sailed for.. they ought to get out now. Compared to law qualify." confidently through the questions, with some school tests, it's like a first grade reader." h the ce to SPARTAGUIDE fully wing The Chicano Sports Association will Timour Ebrahimy will speak on r the meet for the first time at 5 p.m. today in "Introduction to the Bawl Teachings" at : the the S.U. Pacheco Room. All interested a meeting of the Baha'i Student Forum at Want to whip LSAT? Ican't chicanos and chicanas are urged to attend. 7:30 p.m. today in the S.U. Montalvo ;ding Room. :11 a The SJSU Sierra Club will meet at 7:30 Need ;ental Cash?! The Chicana Alliance meets at 5 p.m. Almaden Room. $300 class could help tonight in the S.U. every Thursday in the SJSU Women's for Ham Radio fans are invited to the first Center. New members are welcome. By Jan Greben "What it comes down of the day. s for of the lessons meeting of the SJSU Amateur Radio Club For some nervous to is how much each in- The future of these 'r or Final transcripts for this semester are at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. nellies approaching the dividual has learned services? that now available through the Office of Sell Costanoan Room. Law School Admission Test throughout his life, rather the Records in Library North, Room 107. The (LSAT), there are ad- than two months of "We're booming," said )I a transcript fee is $1. ditional ways to bolster Kaplan's cramming the spokesman from the Nov. Economics Club is spon- The Home their score besides merely techniques." Kaplan center. "Since so Your lore Exchange" for all The Marketng Club will feature soring a "Cookie studying sample questions. To the contrary, many more students apply 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in Room speaker Dennis Runge of IBM Product members at University of Santa Clara to law schools or medical dent Building. Development at a meeting at 7:30 Thur- 115 of the Home Economics They can actually take senior Tim Aitken believed schools than in the past, mere Refreshments and door prizes will be sday night in the Faculty Lounge, Garden Books a class which specializes in the service was "well our business has been I'S to Level, of the Business Classroom Building. provided. preparing students to earn worth the money. improving every year. It 'U ilt Refreshments will be served. high marks on the test for can only get better." y an a fee, of course. "I feel it helped eply at First time for process A fee that, in most sharpen many skills that I cases, is at least $300. wasn't aware I even this One of the leaders of needed help in," Aitken oplc 52000 STIPEND. the "education bolsterers," said. "$300 is MGT TRAINEE COURSE on loth St. amt a lot of dough New Daily editor chosen as they call themselves, is but when you liik at how W LABORATORY lens fh the Stanley H. Kaplan expensive law school is, in olett off san carlos Zavoral has been selected Educational Center, which the long run it doesn't Army ROTC 277 2985 and Journalism junior Linda spring semester. can boast of 40 offices make much of a dif- to editor of the Spartan Daily for the Department chairman, throughout the United ference." not Dennis Brown, Journalism announced the decision Friday after an editorial selection States and overseas. For the $300, a student and three student is enrolled in a class with etor committee, made up of four faculty Rick Cotta. Kaplan claims some about 20 other students and hing representatives, voted 6-1 for Zavoral over staff had voted 20,000 students annually a tutor who has previously .y be Earlier in the week, the Spartan Daily editor Tony Bizjak request their services, taken the exam. k as in favor of Cotta, 19-13, and current announced this result before the selection committee. which nets the company a The classes, taught in CORISTIMISsAit r in marked the first cool $6 million before ex- eight or 12 periods leading Drill The vote by the selection committee time the winner of the staff vote hadn't been selected for penses. up to the test date, offer the DAILY 10 to 9 irms opinions on editor, although the staff vote had never been an official Students' students a large number of SUN to part of the process. the value of the service resource materials, in- lenO varies. cluding up to 50 hours of be* This is the first semester the seven-person selection committee has been in existence. "I tried it," said tape recordings and Previously, the three top candidates of the student student Joan Andrews, unlimited visits to the d. poll went in front of a journalism faculty board for a vote, after she had taken the center before the test. [SAT last Saturday at the id to and then went to the Communications Board, made up of BUY ONE students, faculty and administrators outside the Jour- University of Santa Clara. Additionally, psychol- live ogical devices, used to Linda Zavoral nalism Department. Then SJSU President John Bunzel made the final "I don't think it made a increase the student's self- gait damn bit of difference. confidence, are often a part skit selection using the previous votes as the primary criterion. "The process was a rubber stamp of the student vote," Bizjak said. SECOND.t Flashback Zavoral came to SJSU in the fall of 1975 after graduating from La Sierra High School in Carmichael, a suburb of Sacramento, the previous spring. 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By Gary Peterson Lee Grosscup was an announcing pair that and go through a rehearsal. ABC has given him an he makes "a little more admires most is NBC's the same things with Al Michaels is one of All-American quarterback worked last Saturday's "This is one of the opportunity to cover dif- (smile)" with the network. Curt Gowdy. engineers talking about the best young sports at the University of Utah in SJSU-San Diego State better pressboxes we've ferent events. how good this one is and Both admit working "What I go on is how announcers to come along the late 1950s and the game for ABC. been in this year," how bad that one is." "Before ABC, I had with Howard Cosell is an they treat in many years. At 33, he number one draft choice of Michaels said as Grosscup me," he said. never done a lot of sports experience. "Curt One has done play-by-play for the New York Giants in For them, the game did a better-than-average has been a good exception like target diving before," friend and confidante. I Michaels makes is when two major league baseball 1959. At 40, he is now one of started Friday, when they Howard Cosell imitation he said. "I know a lot of "Howard is an in- visited the SJSU campus first met him in 1970 and discussing Detroit Tiger teams, including the San the more competent for one of the cameras. people say 'poo-poo on that teresting person to be Spartan Stadium to had an opportunity to do pitcher Mark "The Bird" Francisco Giants, and now athlete-turned-sports ann- and stuff,' but at least you get around," Michaels said. meet the coaches, watch the 1972 World Series with Fidrych. applies his trade for ABC ouncers in the country. "I'm talking about variety. "There's never a dull films and practices, him. television. Together they form the game physical location," moment when you're with "I did a game with him Michaels continued. "We "I tell you what I really him. I did a couple of 1 "He discussed my. this summer," Michaels did a game in Seattle two miss about doing the baseball games with him move from Cincinnati to said rolling his eyes. -If weeks ago and we were so Giants is Lon Simmons. He this summer, and it was San Francisco at length that kid has a future, it's on high up it was like looking with me, the pros and the mound, not in the down from the Goodyear cons." booth." blimp." As far as critically As the two depart A veteran of three "If Mark Fidrych has a future, it's on analyzing other an- Spartan Stadium around 5 years with both the Cin- nouncers, Michaels steers p.m., Michaels turns to ask cinnati Reds (1971-1973) the mound, not in the booth." clear of that. a question of his in- ' and Giants (1974-1976), terviewers. Michaels said the decision --Al Michaels "I don't like to get into to switch to ABC was a that," he said. "Then you "Did you guys know . tough one. start saying things like that Howard is going to be and I had a great time fun just hanging around 'I'm better than him, how here tomorrow?" "Working with the working together. We're him for a couple days." come he's doing that Incredulous stares. Giants was great," he said. still great friends, and I "Some of the things he game?' It really isn't "Really, he is. No "The people at Golden still beat him at tennis has to put up with are helpful. You can go to kidding. Howard Katz, our West (Broadcasters) and twice a week." unreal, though," Grosscup Hewlett-Packard and find number two cameraman." KSFO were fantastic. said. "He takes a lot of Grosscup, despite his There was no doubt that if! cheap shots. It makes you success in college, wasn't did baseball it would be wonder about the mentality exactly hall -of -fame with them, but after a of some fans." 1.:SVNIS material in pros. while, baseball becomes For anything and evcrythin, "He always has to like a pat gin hand." "I played seven years travel with bodyguards," The Menlo Park in the pros," he said, "with Michaels said. "People resident said working with seven teams in four make threats on his life no leagues. I made the United Wiese matter where he goes. He Airlines 100,000-mile club, gets a lot of crap thrown at not by design." the, Mimeo him in the booth. can sharc her best with yon Although working for "We walked out of ABC announcers Al ex- ABC (with 10 years Fenway Park (in Boston

Michaels (foreground) perience, he's the net- after a game this summer. Prtwolon Ni; and Lee Grosscup work's senior color com- If we hadn't had

visited the Spartan mentator), Grosscup has bodyguards with us, other professional interests Wed. Dec. 7 - Noon Stadium press box there's no telling what as well. Student Union / Free! Friday in preparation would have happened." Dubbed "Vin Scully for last Saturday's game "I'm also into because of his vocal STUDENT I 1.0MA modeling, acting and Jr." with San Diego State. resemblence to the Los nutrition counseling," he PRIETA 11()011. 2-5 PM Angeles Dodgers said. and CBS announcer, Michaels said AND 710 PM. SPACE IS Hagar slacks in originality "Don't forget to one of the announcers he 1.111 !TED. 1:011 II ESE11 \ \ TIONS mention he does the \ II. 277.281)7 Channel 2 sports on Sun- COPIES days," Michaels added. LSO 'lilt liSDAN DEC.8 3 ox e, but he shows one good side Two WISII C III Neither wishes to By Rick Cotta much more original and creative tone while sticking to the reveal their salaries with "The Art of Mine" Sammy Hagar's latest release, Musical Chairs ( on basics of good "gut" rock. "Don't Stop Me Now" is loaded ABC, but Michaels admits K I N K(/'S MASTER CLASS FEE: $2.00 the Capitol label ), is a collection of songs meant to be with well played leads, punctuated by a simple but 23 s 3, Sr 29', 4 336 played loudly. Very loudly. adequate bass line and driving rhythm. "Straight From It also provides a good chance to remember and think the Hip" continues in that vein, but adds a good chorus about some of your past favorites - since it sounds like and meaningful lyrics. The feeling with which Hagar most of Hagar's new songs are based on other people's old asks, "Ain't life a bitch kid?" is enough to make a grown ones. Shades of the Doors, Fleetwood Mac, Steppenwolf, groupie cry. Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Led Zeppelin, Ten Years "Hey Boys" could have the makings of a definite A.M. After and Pink Floyd color the entire musical work of art. hit, and just could be one already ( who listens to AM.?). If you are like most people and play side one of a new The meaning isn't too hot, though, as Hagar sympathizes record first, you will immediately notice the similarity! with youth impatient for change. "Change is gonna speak of. "Turn Up the Music" uses heavily ampliphied come," he promises over and over in the chorus. Sure. bass lines composed of usually no more than four or five By far the most precious gem in the collection is the notes. Shades of Bachman-Turner. last cut on side two, "Crack In The World." Good use is Moving right along, you will come to "It's Gonna Be made of synthesizers, the tempo changes often, the words All Right." When! first heard this song,! thought it was a even almost mean something. The tune is in the Black remake of "The WASP" from the Doors' classic L.A. Sabbath or even Pink Floydish spirit, but is done with Woman L.P. It wasn't. The tune quickly deteriorates into enough originality and freshness of thought to make it a another punk-rocker's bread and butter, combining the quasi-classic candidate. The only trouble is, even at 5:08, best elements of rock'n'roll and the worst elements of "I it is too short. They could have easily stretched it to 10 or can play something like that-itis." 12 minutes and not been the worse off. So the story goes. You Make Me Crazy" is Hagar's In fact, if they had filled most of one side with "Crack own version of Fleetwood Mac's "Out of My Head." In The World," and put "Don't Stop Me Now," "It's Gonna "Reckless" is fast, loud, unimaginative, and composed of Be All Right," "You Make Me Crazy," and "Reckless" on licks that Steppenwolf got tired of playing 10 years ago. the other side, they could have had a killer album. All they You know, loaded with macho, good to listen to while get for this one, though, is a B-, thanks mostly to side two cruising, drinking beer at a hole-in-the-wall or while and the excellent overall musicianship. The band played driving to the Army Induction Center. tightly, and the studio did a good job mixing. The last song on side one, "Try (Try to Fall In Love)" It's just too bad side one wasn't half as good as side has to be musical satire. It is a "slow" song that just two. doesn't come across. The strings and horns sound con- trived, Hagar demonstrates his incredibly limited vocal range, and the words register a negative 86 on the scale of profundity. (To Hagar's credit, he didn't write this one. Should be a lesson to him to be more productive.) Actually, a line from "Try" sums up side one quite well - "Sometimes the music doesn't come out too well." It's the type of music you put on to get rid of unwelcomed company, and is probably worth having just for that reason. Side two is a different story. The music takes on a

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There are basically two types of "Olympic Downhill," Squaw has a skiersgood ones and bad ones. three-mile run primarily for in- Good skiers are confident, termediates, five peaks and 25 lifts fanatical even, and will jump at the including a 125-passenger cable car. chance of streaking down any slope. The North Tahoe resort brags Bad skiers, meanwhile, are busy the greatest variety in American being concerned about what chair alpine skiing. lift to get on hoping that they don't For the expert it offers KT-22 NottAtfx Cottforita Souflutx C44(ontta end up on some mountain they'd be challenge, the intermediate fun of 21 better off rolling down. Siberia, Shirley Lake, and for the krIltdiawf 5,g8,, Naturally, these two different beginners, the bowls of Granite I Igo, RISC types of winter athletes have varied Meadows and Gold Coast. 3 eldtp 23 liotim,AL criteria for picking a place to go The longest run is The Mountain &Am.( 2f 1101,101114’f skiing. Run, extending from the 8,700-foot Doigt g4 25 joke lif.onttix

summit of Emigrant Peak to the Dow* 5i, Oa 21) knoila tip= 6,200-foot base on the valley floor, 7 IluvrAty Valley 17 Atoom414 Aloof& A according to Squaw owner Alec 8 ii,meiv.4 28 Afougia, il,g4 Cushing. This run was the site of the Dodge Ridge ../),cein 29 Add at(dy Olympic downhill during the 1960 /64.4../ 30 Mond Waltemem Winter Games. 10 Bear Valley Three months ago part of the TI Almit &A- 31 5At )wsref Mountain Run was modified at the u. tit St 32 5n...5,04,,,,f 04,1A9ro 53 5xow Va(ie/ By Mark Geyer lower terminal of the Siberia Chair 13 an easier 51,44 Dodge Ridge and Mt. so beginners would have 5,fta to the base of Squaw, Reba/Bear Valley are two Mother time skiing Rom IS 11444mi-oat Lode ski areas that are perfect for Cushing said. 16 504 5,pr1t1is uppermost portion of the the Bay Area novice or intermediate The 11 q..iaw V.16,/ three-mile spin is wide-open bowl skier. 5414, ebst skiing. The swing past the Gold 18 While the majority of advanced L'UblrlIfIltl. Coast area begins an easy run to the 19 skiers prefer the more challenging 20 Tabf 510, Sierra resorts, like Squaw Valley, valley floor. a few words of Alpine Meadows, Heavenly Valley Cushing offers caution to the prospective Squaw and Sugar Bowl, those skiers still patrons. developing form and gaining con- Valley NEVER attempt this run after 3 fidence are better off on the gentler Saturday, Sunday or runs of the foothills. p.m. on a It seems that every That's not to say Dodge Ridge holiday. beginner, intermediate and Bear Valley don't provide en- snowplow skier on the mountain ticing runs for the better skiers. and advanced make their final run Both places have their share of simultaneously floor between 3 and 4 steep, mogul-filled slopes. However, to the valley segment of The a good number of the runs are p.m. on the lower geared towad the intermediate Mountain Run. is tremendous. skier. The traffic jam collisions and Dodge Ridge, located 38 miles There are dozens of as both the beginner east of Sonora on Highway 108; is the skiers are hurt tangle on the same closest ski area to the Bay Area. The and experienced fastest way to go from San Jose is to slope. start out heading north on Interstate 680. About 35 miles later, head east Slide Mountain on 1-580 toward Tracy. Just after passing through Tracy, a turn-off to By James Hooker the right going to Manteca on Slide Mountain, long one of Highway 120 is next. Nevada's favorite ski spots, From Manteca to Sonora is a guarantees skiers excitement, beautiful drive through the rolling adventure and a dose of leg fatigue: hills of the western Mother Lode on a Located 19 miles southwest of two lane highway. Once in Sonora, Reno and 11 miles east of Lake you have a choice to head east on 108 Tahoe, Slide Mountain offers two to Dodge Ridge or northeast on runs for both intermediate and Highway 49 for 47 miles to Bear advanced skiers, as well as three Valley. chairlifts, two surface lifts, Ski ,4Eas At 6,000 feet, Dodge gets plenty snowmaking and night skiing. N to5 Arryt65 of snow during a normal season to The three-mile run, designed for Caiyotnia awl Nevada accommodate all six chairlifts from intermediate skiers, drops stfloothly the first of December clear into from the top of Slide Mountain's 1,71, March and occasionally April. 9,700 foot peak at Pioneer Chair Probably the most attractive directly to the lodge. o 50 100 aspect of Dodge Ridge is its week- Skiers should leave the Pioneer day lift prices. An all-day ticket is unloading area to the left and take approximately half the cost of a the High Road to the top of the weekend ticket at most Tahoe or Central Pacific. From there, they Sierra resorts. can ski past Bonanza to the top of While being a little more ex- John Fremont, and head down pensive, Bear Valley is a nicer Fremont to Washoe Zephyr Bowl. facility than Dodge because of its There, the skier can take one of variety of runs, rental shop, dining several routes, and could head places and lodge. through the untracked powder in the During mid-season, Bear can trees or down a nice machine- satisfy any skier from beginner to groomed trail to the center of the Mop by Bruce Cofflorld expert with its 10 chairlifts and two bowl. six. Lift ski runs, bowls, trails and skiways pulma lifts. It's a short hop to the lodge from those of points west and north. difficulty. Those with advanced by chairs one, two, four and and two; the for all manners of skiers. At the start and near the end of The Pass, Little Bowl and the Water Drought years excluded, the abilities will let the runs accessible lines are longest for one In a 20-square-mile area ski season, the bottom runs at Bear Tank Road. Mammoth snow pack is typically from the summit test their skills. best skiing is at two. blanketed over two sides of a more become too thin and rocky and are For the skiable until the Fourth of July "Dave's run," "hole in .the wall," Unlike some ski resorts, more adventurous than 10,000 foot mountain, lined with usually closed. skiers, the advanced run offers (there was an eight-foot base in late "climax" and the "cornice" are beginners are welcomed at Mam- 25 ski lifts and more than 70 markei. For those of you who have another mile of skiing and an ad- May of 1975). regarded as the most difficult of the moth. The mountain has the largest runs, it is very easy to get lost or lose trouble affording lodging, Dodge ditional 1,500 feet of slope by taking For those considering a mountain. staff of instructors in the state, and oneself. Ridge and Bear Valley are perfect the Olympic Downhill Rua below the Mammoth venture over semester Other areas of Mammoth well- many runs ideally suited for the On the California side, in ad- for one-day trips. lodge. break, be prepared for huge crowds suited for advanced and daring most uncoordinated of novices. dition to a beautiful view of the If you're into it enough to get up This course was the official from Christmas to New Years. Lift intermediate skiers are those Chair. six, which serves Tahoe basin, skiers can choose from at 5 a.m., both areas can be reached alternate men's downhill race lines are often 20-30 minutes at this reached by chairs one, three and "Judy's," "St. Moritz," "Gus' novice slopes such as the Groove, by the time the lifts open at 9 a.m. course for the 1960 Winter Olympics. time and on most busy weekends. five. Chairs three and five empty at Pasture" and "Broadway," is the Patsy's and Maggie's all the way to After the lifts stop at 4:30, there's A new chairlift has since been added The best way to avoid these long the top of mogul-covered runs which ideal chair for freshmen snow-goers. moguled monsters such as Waterfall plenty of time to kick back at the to the run. and sometimes freezing pauses is to drop into usually uncrowded alpine Skiing Mammoth is an ex- and Gunbarrel. lodge and let the crowds disperse. Whether you're an intermediate head to the sparingly used back side bowls. perience most interested in the sport On the Nevada side, from the top On the road by six, you can stop or advanced skier, one thing's for of the mountain. From the top of Some of the best skiing is in will want to taste. The flavor is best of the mountain to the bottom is a at the many fine little restaurants in sure. Scotty's run, at the end of chair 13, these locations, but caution is ad- during weekdays, when the Southern distance of seven miles using Sonora, including the Europa and Slide Mountain offers enough one can view the towering 11-13,000 visable. In early January of 1976, California-based multitudes are several runs and bowls. Toiyabe Rube's, and still be home in time to slope and skiing conditions to excite foot peaks of the Minaret Mountains two skiers were killed in these areas. absent. Trail which etches the lower hit the sack by 11 p.m. just about everyone. to the immediate west. Both were traveling at unreasonably Although the really good skiers The back side of the mountain is fast speeds, and there was little perimeter of the Nevada side, is an stay in cabins and ski a couple days most easily reached by the begin- snow to cover the jagged rocks Heavenly easy slope, surrounded by trees, at a time (that's how they get so Mammoth ning and intermediate skier from adjacent to the runs. serene and secluded. good), fun, recreational skiing can chairs 11 and 12, which are adjacent Most of the terrain serviced by To many minds, probably the be approached at a relatively By David Willman to the main lodge. The other way of chair one is suited for intermediate By Tony Bizjak resort's biggest asset, is what is inexpensive and low-keyed level. From breathtaking runs with reaching the area is from the top of skiers. However, there is one run, Overlooking the south end of adjacent to it, the casinosSahara, vertical drops of more than 3,000 the 11,053 foot extinct volcano. "gravy chute," which should be Lake Tahoe and the glittering Harvey's, and Harrah's among the feet, to wide, panoramic alpine The summit is reacheed by attempted only by the advanced. splotch of (7asinos and motels, sits big ones. bowls, to lift lines with waits of more aerial tram, which is a thrillng ride. From this run one looks down on the the big mountain of Heavenly Valley One-half hour south of South Squaw Valley than 30 minutes, Mammoth Interested persons should note, main lodge, and further north Ski Area, still the largest winter ski Shore Tahoe on Highway 50 is a Mountain offers a skiing experience however, that extremely toward Dead Man summit and June paradise in North America. smaller (still pretty big), quieter ski By Peony M. Calder distinct from that to be found challenging terrain must be Mountain. June, incidentally, is a You'll know it's big when you get area, with generally more snow than For the skier who always elsewhere in California. traversed to reach the back side, or good alternative to Mammoth when to the ticket booth and pay $12. No Heavenly Valley, called Sierra Ski wanted to hit the Olympic slopes, Located 325 miles north of Los any side of the mountain from this the lift lines begin to jam. It is student discounts are offered. Ranch. The ski ranch is certainly Squaw Valley, the host of the 1960 Angeles via Highway 395, this location. located 14 miles north off 395. Still, if you can forget that worth the drive if conditions are Winter Games, is the place. eastern Sierra resort consistently The greatness of Mammoth is The most popular intermediate burning hole in your wallet,you will crowded at Heavenly or if the snow Besides being the home of the has snow conditions superior to that it provides slopes of varying runs at Mammoth are those reached have fun. Heavenly offeri myriad is poor. Page 6, December 6. 1977 Lifts unnerve skiers B) Tem) Robertson skiers to the tops of the fun...Skung is fun... denly and somewhat luxury of this entirely sane For the novice, the runs. At least that's ho% unexpectedly reaches the option or you can keep SNOW bUSINESS challenge of skiing is not ul First, getting on. if you rumor has it. top crest of the mountain. control of the panic that the five minute run down a can imagine, is much like But little do you realize At the point that you has set in and plim down snow-covered slope, but in relearnng to potty- the minor horror that lies disembark from the safety the knoll knoii .ng full ell mastering the art of train...on skis. You have to at the end of this short of the chair, y ou find that by the time y ou have climbing on and off those move fast to get to the joyride. yourself on the top edge of come to a stop 10 feet perpetually moving chair on ski-laden feet Reiterating what was a 10 foot knoll. At the below. there will be at least chairldts which deliver which, for the beginner. stated earlier, these chair bottom of that knoll, stand three or four persons are still somewhat un- lifts move up and down the at least a dozen skiers sprawled out on the ground steady. and you're never slopes perpetually. The waiting for their turn for as a direct result of your quite sure when your seat only time they are stopped the run down the slope. total lack of control. Tuning skis periodically and the chair are going to during skiing hours is if the There is little room for So. you take the third come into contact. chair lift operator notices error at the bottom of that alternative and veer for the In addition, you have to something drastically knoll and for the skier who cover of the nearby trees. position your body wrong with a rider's has not yet fully ex- Ten minutes later. can add years to pleasure properly, keeping one eye on the chair while juggling By Gary Wortel Green notes several steps in turung your skis. the poles in one hand, and I. Light P-Tx candle close to base of ski and rotate readying to grab the chair "Periodic maintenance will save a person a lot of continuously. Allow each of the patches to cool for a few with the other so as not to money," said George Green. service manager for Ski Any minutes. miss it completely. Mountain ski shop in Cupertino. 2. File the base to remove excess material tram the Does this bring back By taking proper care of your skis, you'll be able to ski. Then use a scraper to insure a flat. smooth base. any infantile memories': use the ski for six to seven years easily.," he added. 3. Apply a good build up of wax. By doing this. Green. Actually, a skier rarely ’rocks will take away wax and not the base." misses the chair com- The most important aspect of a long lasting ski is 4. The last step is to cork the wax to remove any rough pletely. But the experience keeping it well tuned. said Green said. spots. can be rather disarraying. Green noted several reasons for each of these steps. There is nothing more In tuning your ski regularly, Green mentioned that When filing a ski, he said, it is important to get rid of embarrassing than going the only repair equipment needed are a P-Tx candle, file. edges and burrs. Rocks will harden the edge of a ski and out to the slopes for the scraper, wax, and a cork. Total cost for the supplies is diminish the consistency and control of that ski. first time decked out in a under 810. Ballet skiers, he added. enjoy a convex ski, making it down skiing outfit wearing easier to do spins and acrobatics. The ski is rounded in- Lame boots and Kneisel stead of flat and much easier to do smooth turns. skis - really looking cool - Green said that many experts demand a concave ski and totally losing it in front I Ski the Rockieslu that allows them to make quick sharp turns. These skis of 150 ,experienced skiers & escape the California, Nevada crowds have a tendency to dig into the snow without much effort waiting in line for their from the skier. turn at the chairlifts. According to Green. the most common repairs made It's real tough on a by his shop are tuneups and aajustments of boots to potential skier's ego to bindings. hear the chuckles of those Forward, height, and tension are the three ad- watching in line and the justrnents that can be made to one's bindings. Green said. scowl of the chairlift You should always be aware of your binding ad- assistant who more often justments-especially the height adjustment, which may than not acts like he or she change after a full day of skiing." has taken nice lessons from ’The most difficult thing to repair on a ski is a base Idi Amin as you drop your repair job." Green said. poles and lose the bindings "Some scratches are so bad it takes us forever to qn your skis while repair." he added. scurry= to a safe position equipment such as a perienced control after you have picked Green mentioned that often people bring in skis and in the chair that is going to missing or broken ski. Only procedures, this can be yourself up off the snow. the customer "expects it to be perfect," Green said. "but carry you up the mountain - then will the chairs be somewhat disconcerting. snapped the ski bindings no way if it's beat up badly." - all before you've taken stopped, allowing the rider From the time the back on your boots and -If the consumers were more aware of their skis, it your first run. to get off. step aside, and chair in which you are located and straightened would make our job a lot easier,." But that's not half of it. make the proper ad- riding reaches the crest your poles, you are now One thing that stood out at the ski shop was the large It is a relaxing ride to the justments. and you have observed this ready for an easy and number of skis needing repairs. top of the mountain. It But rarely does the you have about relaxing run. Packages Include situation, When Green was asked in what order the shop repairs gives you a chance to get operator notice or even five seconds to make a There is plenty of skis, his response was, "whenever the customer wants his yourself together both care about the look of stark decision. room, and etiquette and the Aspen $338.00 skis, he gets them." physically and terror in the beginning You can refuse to leave observations by other Some people need their skis earlier than others. Green emotionally. All you have skier's face as the chair, the chair and ride back skiers of your prior per- Steamboat S382.00 said. This allows him to provide total service for the to do is repeat to yourself which up until this moment down to the bottom but formance assures you that customer, he added, while fulfilling their need for the skis Snowbird $311.00 as you reorganize your has been so comfortably human pride, being as it is. no one will likely get in on a given day. equipment. "Skiing is ciirmn._' this skier. sud- does not allow you the your way. Alta S254.00 Salt Lake City $244.00 oh.. sun VolO Banff and ,e handle Med,unlu. California Traveler Ski 269-4554 business drying up, too 4640 A Meridian A,.,...... a /

By Kirk Heinrichs Luckily we've been able to hold or own. - guaranteed a chance to use it. equipment is modified every year. like For the last two years in California, He said if a store is expanding at the 'People have to have an end result," many businesses, shops have to reorder not only has nature been on a dry spell, but wrong time or a merchant is inex- Plane said. "They are not speculators. every year. This is proving to be so has the ski shop business. perienced, these are the shops that may they need that assurance." economically dangerous as owners are . met With winters being hot and the ski not survive. The shop owner claims that it isn't forced to take a large profit cut on market cold, one more year of sunshine Heading the list of problems for shop really possible to know when winter is is equipment that hasn't been used but is. Winter Weekend could start an avalanche. owners is the "tremendous lack of new going to come, and when it does, just how outdated. SKI RENTALS ’If the drought continues this season, skiers," according to Plane. much snow it's going to bring. "Sometimes it gets out of hand," there could be a lot of shops that could go 'About one-third of our equipment is New Rent.ii Sk for Children's Skis 8. Poles oots w/boots under," said Eric Plane, owner and the beginning skier," Plane said. "That 105CM to 150CM manager of Helm of Sun Valley ski shop, market has tailed off about 50 percent." W/BESSER BINDINGS 4 SO .. 7.00 800S. Bascom Ave. in San Jose. He continued, saying that people are "I can remember when I started W/SALOMON BINDINGS 600 . 8.50 "In the last two seasons our business apprehensive about spending $200 to $600 ADULT SKIS AND POLES on ski equipment skiing on Thanksgiving and could W/SPADEMAN BINDINGS ISO 10.50 has decreased about 20 percent each year. and then riot being W/SALOMON BINDINGS 11 00 13 50 ski until the Fourth of July." DEMOSKIS 8 POLES W/SALOMON STEP-IN BINDINGS . 13.50 . 16.50 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS 8. POLES 800 9.00 SKI BOOTS: ADULT SIZE 5.14 .. 5.50 fTHE CHILD SIZE 10.4 4.00 "I can remember when I started Plane said. In the last couple of years. TOBAGGAN BOOTS .. 1.50 MAKERS OF FINE: LADIES' AFTER SKI BOOT NQ skiing on Thanksgiving and could ski until modification has been solely cosmetic. 3.00 SNOWMOBILE BOOTS 400 the Fourth of July," Plane said. "That was rather than structural. But still prices rise DACRON PARKA 495 Bugs rent<, three or four years ago, though. You just and last year's model must be reduced. DOWN PARKA FA El 650 never know." Plane forecasts that winter this year WARM UP PANTS- ADULTS Packs Parkas 550 Manufacturers will be better, but will still be sub-normal. CHILDREN'S.... 395 don't seem to be af- SNOW SUIT:ADULT 700 Cross Country fected by the drought. If they don't sell He also said that even if we didn't have CHILD 100 their merchandise one place, they will sell a record breaking season, snow machines BIB Friendly Assistance OVERALLS 650 in another. will pick up some of the slack. SNOW SAUCERS 300 Freely Given! Ski Specialists ZIP SLEDS 200 "Manufacturers operate coast to These mammoth machines blow out PVC TOBAGGANS,S' 4.00 coast,' Plane said. "What they lack here water and compressed air which make 6' 450 they usually pick up back East. With no snow. This is usually done at night when 13' 0.50 NOW OPEN SNOWSHOES 550 snow out here more people go to the East temperatures are low so the snow will SKI RACKS: REGULAR 130 EVENINGS to ski so they have no trouble selling stock. freeze. LOCK 550 With the winter they had last year, The machines cost from $250,000 to El HI 8:30 P.M. LOCK (VW) 350 everything was sold to the floor." million dollars and cost $80 an hour to. TRUNK 600 Tire Chains: Auto 5 50 California is telling a different story operate. Light Truck Sit 8 SO though. Many companies are "crying Plane thinks it could end dry winters'.. rape" because of the inventory tax. in the future. st==i "Many companies have moved out of The machines, however, may not be MEL SPORTING California to Reno because the inventory needed thie year as winter has begun with COTTON'S 349 E. Campbell Ave., Downtown Campbell tax is mind boggling. It really scares the a boom-6000 skiers jammed the Lake 1266 rr Son Corlu, GOODS hell out of people," Plane said. Tahoe area this Thanksgiving vacation. San fasa 287 5994 Phone: 374-5205 He explained that because ski

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"family" image had not multitudes of skin-tight yet carried over to thc 4' ell small summer resort town Oh, and then there are Snow carnival '78 save of Sun Valley, Idaho. electric orange snowsuits, the runs themselves, which sport of the schuss. feet Speculators took a as great hoardes of occasionally attract the Now, entire families east chance and invested in a boogified adventure bunnies and bunners away hit the slopes with travels to Oregon playground hoping seekers swarm over each costumes many times sons winter from the cozy fires and Winter finally arrrived and the fears of the SJSU ski to attract year-round other and mother nature's cuddly more blinding than the und atmosphere, and up buffs were dispelled as word of the first snowfall arrived. tourist trade. wonderland, determined to snow, with designs ranging our onto the hills, where they The 1978 Winter Carnival, sponsored by the 80 miles away, in trample each other in a from blue jackets to About must muster their courage Associated Students, will jouney to Mt. Bachelor, Ore., the little town of Twinfalls, dazzling display of "hot electric orange pants. urd to follow each other back to Jan. 8, and return Jan. 13. a 24-year-old man dog skiing. A nifty And topped off yet, the lived the lodge in a colorful On the first out-of-state Winter Carnival, participants who perceived the future of parlance for those who with green boots. procession. will travel by Amtrak from San Jose to Klamath Falls, pastime and slide and fall, somehow On the street, or even er. his new Back at the lodge, the Ore., and then by bus to Sun River. making it appear in a punk rock show, such procedded to snowball his swinging schussers The fare of $145 with a student body card and 8155 graceful.) style might be called way to fortune. stumble out of their without includes an activity card, a Winter Carnival T- 67, What was once a bizarre. On the slopes, it is Chuck Helm now In 1935, Chuck Helm opened this ski shop and massive, clumsy boots, and shirt, four nights lodging, five days of ski lifts at Mt. initial owner of Helm of relatively obscure sport, into cute and proudly referred to as was one of the pioneers of skiing in the west. decorative Bachelor and transportation to and from Mt. Bachelor has now become a "fashionable," or "in." Sun Valley Ski Shop on argyle booties and sit and daily runs to the ski lifts. but crowded, commercialized It's all American, it's South Bascom Avenue in invested 37 years into six the enthusiasm will around a fire exchanging Alliees must be paid in full at the A.S. Business Office ski shops come back," fashion plate. increasingly phony with a San Jose, told his story spread Helm said inane conversation and in the Student Union building. No deposits will be taken. No longer does skill touch of comical histrionics from his plush Saratoga throughout northern confidently. sipping toddies. A truely The Sun River Resort condominiums are complete He thinks the ski command respect from thrown in, but it's...fun. home. California and Idaho. shops touching American scene. with kitchen, fireplace, color television, private entrance will survie because snow bunnies, but rather With the approach of 'When we got the news While hoeing the first people But I will take the and balcony. Also available at the resort are tennis courts, ski shop in Sun would rather confide in a how one looks when they the great season nearing, I that they were building Sun Valley and dingy atmosphere of a a sauna, and ice rink, and a restaurant. one of the specialist than risk their slide their clumsy but can only stare fondly in my Valley, a couple of us first in the United crowded bar anytime. During the week-long stay in Oregon the Carnival- money in a department decorative carcasses down beer, and wish the multi- thought 'Hey, that sounds States, Helm's contribution True, both the skiing goers will be feted at a cocktail welcome party, a broom store. the slopes. colored multitudes like fun.' So we decided to to the sport in the West is weekends and the crowded hockey game, beer races, wine and cheese party on the considerable. The senior citizen says Of course, the fashion farewell. learn how to ski," said bars both smack of the hill, dancing with a band and drinks, bingo, and ballet and he's enjoying the retired is not the only attraction Have on Helm. "I'm really happy with same rat races which we a good time ski lessons and demonstration. the direction life in the hills with his for skiiers, for the ski strive the slopes and, to coin an Helm explained they skiing is to escape from, but More information may be obtained at the S.U. in- wife, as he kicked back in lodges and schussing it's old show-biz benediction, really didn't know what heading," Helm said. "All just that the latter is formation desk or by calling the A.S. office at 277-3201 or they were getting into but the safety precautions and his easy chair wearing a weekends seem to have less visually insulting. break a leg! erry at 267-7143. within a couple of years he sturdy materials that are tennis shirt and his best opened his first ski shop in used for construction are Puma tennis shoes. Jackson, Wyo., a small enginneered to perfection. Being one of the resort town with a It's really a science." original "hot doggers," population of about 2,000. Helm realizes the cost Helm said he still likes to "I think I taught all of just the essentials can ski, but doesn't go as often 2,000 of them how to ski," become staggering, but for as he did when he was Helm said with a big smile. the dollar value "you are younger. "I had the first specialized getting your money's When asked if he has shop there. Ski equipment worth." forgotten his "slick style," was usually sold at the With high costs and no Helm replied with a cliche: BUD general store or the hard- snow, Helm forecasts "Skiing is like riding a ware store." favorable conditions. bike. Once you've learned, HOFFMAN'S ARY Equipment was very "The drought has hurt, you never forget." primitive and very dangerous. ed HELM OF SLIN VALLEY KSJO FM 923 BRING YOU. 1w. "We didn't have bin- 1gs 'dings in those days, there The KSJO LIFT LINE nd was just a place to put your heel and a 244-LIFT led leather strap to put your foot in," Helm ow FOR 24HOUR SERVICE rtiournrilinL said. 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By Brian Hoey have enough determination The SJSU women's to work at it like men do, to face Buffs tonight gymnastic team gets its and they know it. In men's season underway Thursday gymnastics, I always By Mark Geyer offensive threat as he lead the Big-8 in scoring last year Bulch when the Spartans travel to wanted to work. And a lot The Spartan basketball team invades with a 19.6 point average. The other Buff starters are Boulder Sacramento to meet of it was on my own. But Kieldhouse at the University of Colorado in freshmen forwards Brian Johnson and Jack Tuz and in the two Sacramento State and San it's different with them," tonight to face the Buffalos for the first time playmaker Tony Ellis. Francisco State at 7 p.m. he said. teams' history. Spartan coach Ivan Guevara is still shuffling around is The team comes off a 5- Half the squad is new Similar to the Spartan roster, the Colorado squad his line-up in search of the most potent combination. His senior in the 7 season in 1976, but to SJSU, being either dominated by underclassman with only one main concern so far is the younger players' lack of ex- second-year Coach Lyn transfers or freshmen. starting line-up. perience and poise in game situations. 90-82 over- Cross feels her club has the Cross started with 27 SJSU, with a 1-1 record and coming off a Talented cagers like Ron Lowe, Geary McKoy, potential to turn things candidates in September, time win over North Dakota, took 10 players to Boulder Sylvester Pritchett and Sid Williams all have outstanding around. but later cut to 14. including center Stan Hill, who is still nursing strained ability but are still making basic mistakes, according to "We should be able to "It's a little on the knee ligaments. Guevara. is win the iNorCal league large side, but a lot of them Colorado is 2-1, winning its first two games but The coach contends that the younger players will at the hands of this year," she stated are new to college here, trying to forget about Friday night's rout eventually get over the jitters as the season progresses. flatly. "There are only four and scholastics could get in UCLA. There's no question that once they get used to game assault against Colorado will be teams in it, and we look like the way. It helps to have Leading the Spartan pressure, their ability will show. Wally Rank and junior the strongest. Stanford has enough people for meets," senior Tracy Haynes, sophomore Lowe netted 19 points against North Dakota and and Rank are both averaging 13.5 a completely new team, she said. Earner Mays. Haynes McKay hit for eight points and dealt eight assists. contests with Rank copping high- and Fresno is...well, poor. San Jose sent three points in the first two Dakota with 21. Cal should be the only one individuals to the regional game honors against North half including seven of that gives us any trouble." meet last year. Gayle Yost, Mays hit for 20 in the second ARTIST MATERIALS play to Cross has had her who is the top returnee this SJSU's 13 points in overtime. It was his three-point that put charges on an intensive season, was entered in the start off the overtime and an ensuing slam dunk FINE ARTS at the Independence workout schedule since the all-around competition, but North Dakota away Thursday DRAFTING Fieldhouse. first day of classes. The injured her shoulder on the FRAMING tumblers practice five days double parallel bars and Colorado is led by 6-8 center Larry Vaculic, like a week for three hours each was forced to scratch. Kay , Haynes, the only senior in the starting line-up. Vaculic BOOKS day. Although not required, Bumann and Kurt Wilcox I averaged almost seven rebounds a game for the Buffs last TRANSFER year while scoring 11.5 points per contest. they also come in on also qualified for the meet, LETTERS weekends. but failed to make the Junior guard Emmet Lewis is Colorado's biggest Stce 1916 Cross is assisted by finals. Steve Randall, a 24-year- best newcomer to old graduate of Southern The the team is sophomore Connecticut State College Defense helps ATO to SAN JOSE PAINT Cathy Santa Lucia, a AND WALLPAPER CO. (SCSC 1. An All-American transfer from Ohlone his junior and senior years, 87 Valley Fair Ctr. Community College. She he is a former Eastern intramural football title San Jose,Ca. 249-8700 has competed for the League champion and 385 San Antonio Road Almaden Valley Gym- Omega, sparked by a stingy defense, competed for the New York Alpha Tau Mt. View, Ca. 941-3800 Club "and is the 8-0, to capture the Tuesday- Athletic Club. Performing nastics blanked the Erectors, of the new league football championships. in the floor exercises, he most skilled Thursday intramural to the entire game, ATO placed sixth his junior year people," according Allowing only two first downs Dominguez hit Mike and third as a senior in the Cross. emerged the champs when Jack nationals. "It's usually the Weber with a 25-yard touchdown pass. Chris Randall was lured to younger people on the team The winners intercepted four passes, two by I" DEVELOP & PRINT SJSU by Cross in Sep- that are the better skilled Peterson. ATO finished the season 15-1 league, tember from his position as performers," Cross said. In the Blue Division of Monday-Wednesday COLOR FILM the assistant coach at "Because of the SAE captured the title with the Tequeila All-Stars placing of SCSC. In the past he phenomenal growth second.

worked primarily with gymnastics in the last five In the Gold Division, Fergfe's Wreckers edged IFT for SPECIAL Marilyn 0,30.110 men, and finds a decided years, the kids coming up the crown. difference with women. are better skilled than the rnsocioled Mode. bxrd Junior forward Earner Mays spent a lot of time "It's harder. A lot older ones." above the rim harder. I don't think they The NorCal cham- in last Thursday's 81-80 overtime win pionship will be decided on over North Dakota. The Spartans play ColoracL the basis of a double round- tonight in Boulder. robin record. Due to the scr low star unroerv, small number of teams in ior the league, more than half PRESENTS of the meets will be against non-league opponents. San Swimmers turn in DEMON Jose will host the league championships on March 3. fast times at meet SEED 2T uww Released by M -G -M Directed by Dorudd Cammell 3X Jumbo Prints $279 SJSU's swim teams turned in some high-powered Produced by Herb Jaffe tru performances at a couple of low-key meets last weekend. Starring. Julie Christie, Neither Coach Connie Roy's women nor Shone Fritz Weaver, Guru Graham Azarfar's men were at full strength for their invitational swimfests, but both squads produced some outstanding individual times. WED., DEC. 7 Sophomore breaststroker Eileen Campbell had 3X Jumbo Prints probably the weekend's most impressive swim, turning a 7 and 10 PM 20 $399 Why Pay Rent 2:33.4 in the 200-yard breaststroke at the Stanford In- AV-Spartan vitational, the first time this season she has swum the MORRIS DAILEY event. National qualifying time for March's Association of AUD. gittiltr When you can own your Intercollegiate Athletics for Women championships is ADMISSION: $1.00 home. We offer students 2:29.39. FREE real-estate counseling. Campbell swam a 1:11.5 in the 100 breast, close to the We specialize in residential national qualifying mark of 1:09.89. "I think the next time Eileen swims the 200," Roy and investment op- said, "she'll get the standard. portunities. No awards were presented and no team points kept at the meet, it being primarily an opportunity to achieve Call us: national qualifying times. Farzad Emami 0 r "It was a good meet," Roy said. "We only had five HEY, VET!!! girls there, and we didn't rest for it at all. We worked Robert Taylor weights the day before. It was a good chance for the girls ( 408) 288-5515 to get acquatinted with the competition in the area, and it was competition, for sure." Cash in on your military experience. A half-dozen Olympians swam at the Stanford meet. along with several nationally-ranked club, college and Check out the Army ROTC Program. The Place high school competitors. Freshmen Larry Baratte, Bill Dugan and Craig To Eat Sihner were the highlights of the Spartan effort at the Far Western Invitational Relay meet at San Francisco State You can receive credit for time spent on active duty. is at San Fernando's University. Baratte, an individual medleyist, split a 53.9 for 100 yards of butterfly in the 300 fly relay and a surprising 1:05 You can receive POO a month, tax-free, during your in the 300 breast relay. Dugan and Sihner turned 1:52s in the 4 x 200 freestyk. junior and senior years...in addition to your veteran relay, swimming on SJSU's "B" team. benefits. "I'm really happy to find out that these two are that fast," Azarfar said. "It was my mistake not to put them in You can prepare for two careers at oncecivilian and -.41140.! the 'A' relay." In the final standings, four-time NCAA Division II military. champ Chico State took first, followed by Hayward State Tacos 4Gt Bar -B Q Tocos2 35e and SJSU. Enchiladas 40c Chili Rellano 65C You can compete for a full Army ROTC scholarship lostadas 40t Meat Burrito 65t "Hayward is no sweat we can beat 'ern easily," which pays tuition, books, lab fees, Burritos 40t Quesadilla 45C Azarfar said. "We had only 50 percent of our power out plus $100 a tamolm, apt Rice or Beans 504 there." month. Combination Only 10 Spartans were at the meet, while the Wildcats and Pioneers each brought over 25 swimmers. Plates 1.65-180 Army ROTC vet graduates start at sumo plus longevity. ,ncludos r and boo, s Azarfar said standouts Warren Schenstrom, Jack Albertson and Joe Lane are being held out of competition until their eligibility status is officially determined. women. ban Fernandoz The Spartan women host Fresno State in the Women's Army ROTC is open to men and Mexican Food Gym Pool at 5 p.m. tomorrow, while the men remain 4th and San Fernando inactive until Dec. 16. Army ROTC has options for graduate school.

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(continued from page 1) When he has time, he enjoys playing tennis and assistant state university dean for student affairs. Councilwoman Pam Wagner said she has been im It workedWright’s election victory was by the reading periodicals. Among those he reads are the "I think Steve is a very bright, aggressive young man pressed with the performance of the student president. biggest margin in 13 years. He recieved 1,027 votes to only California Journal, the New Republic, the Los Angeles who identifies issues and goes after them," said Johnston, "I think he's been a really good leader," she corn 381 for Nathan Price. Times, the Wall Street Journal and "an occasional who is a liaison between the student presidents and the mented. "He's motivated council a lot. I think he care He wasn't completely happy with the win, though, as Playboy." CSUC Chancellors's (Mice. about us as people. He takes the time to get to know us as only 1,866 students cast ballots. That was the smallest Wright also enjoys reading paperback books A.S. Vice President Campbell said Wright's in- people." number of voters to turn out for an AS. elction since 1957. "anything from science-fiction to fantasy." telligence has hurt him occasionally. She mentioned that Wagner also noticed a change in Wright since he's "I feel like I have my right foot in my mouth after Another person who describes Wright as an extremely sometimes earlier in the year he'd speak for an hour to the become president. that," Wright said shortly after his election. "I don't feel hard worker is Scott Plotkin, the legislative advocate for A.S. Council without giving the council members enough "He never let you get inside him bete: e," she said. that I have a mandate from the student body to do the California State University and Colleges Student details to fully understand what he was saying. "Now he opens up. When I first met Steve it was all jokes. anything." Presidents Association. "Steve just assumes everyone know what he's talking It's not like that now. He still makes jokes, but now his Even without a mandate from the student body, "He might be running himself down and he dosn't about," she said. "Sometimes they don't." serious side shows up, too." Wright has been active in trying to improve the campus' know it," Plotkin said. Wright said he is pleased with his relationship with That could be called a "radical" change. parking and rape problems, according to AS. Vice He added, though, that he has been very impressed the council members, adding that there is no power President Edna Campbel. with Wright's performance in the presidents association. struggle between he and them. There is mutual respect "If it wasn't for his tenacity, and some of us tagging "You know how every organization has its formal between them, he said. along, we wouldn't have gotten the extra security," leaders," Plotkin commented. "Well, Steve is an informal Although Wright has vetoed some council actions, he Campbell commented, referring to the increase in leader for us. A lot of us turn to him for a helping hand. doesn't think it has caused any resentment. campus police because of the rape crisis. "One thing the guy is not is off-the-wall. His plans are "I wouldn't be bummed if they overrode one of my "He's one of the most energetic people I've ever always well thought out." vetoes," he remerked. "I wouldn't see it as a major seen," said Campbell, describing Wright as a Although their political philosophies are quite dif- power struggle." "workaholic" who spends too much time at his job. ferent, Plotkin said Wright and former SJSU student Barozzi, the A.S. adviser since 1968, sid Wright works president John Rico were similar in their ability to work harder than many of the other AS. presidents he's seen. hard and get along with people at the statewide level. "I thing he's well above average," Barozzi said. "They were both able to differ wih people but still not "He's there early and stays late." be disagreeble," Plotkin said. "On the statewide level, When asked if he is a "workaholic," Wright didn't Steve and John Rico were about the same. They were have to hesitate before answering. much more active than James Ferguson was." SUPPORT Trapped in the muck and mire "There's no doubt about it, I'm an addict," he said with He said Wright is sometimes the "self-appointed a half-smile. consicence" of the student presidents, and is kiddingly' of academic rigamarole? The "addict" said he spends about 12 hours each nicknamed both "the radical" and "the resident PROJECT Let January Session come to the rescue. weekday working on A.S. matters, and he rarely has a philosopher." weekend completely free of student government. "I would say this year he's the most liberal of the Do you need just a few more units to graduate early? Wright said the duties of his job have kept him too student presidents," added Plotkin, referring to the Would you like to get that hard class out of the way? Are you bogged down by general education requirements? busy to enjoy taking part in his favorite leisure time ac- "radical" nickname. CANNISTER Would you like to take a class for fun? Do you need tivites. Wright has also impressed Phil Johnston, the HUAI (:LE ALUMINUM CANS something to do during the winter break? Let January Session come to your rescue. OPPORTUNITY FUR Mu! Free bulletins are available now. Don't leave without your Egypt breaks ties TRAINEE EXEC POS KAISEFI copy. AVAIL ALL/ MINLI Ael Pick up a free January Session Bulletin at: Continuing FOR QUALIFIED GRAD Education, Journalism Classroom Bldg. I .36l3 Information Center, Student Union - Information with Arab nations Army ROTC 277 2985 (enter, Administration Bldg. CAIRO 1AP : Egypt insistence, had carefully Russians. broke diplomatic relations kept the door open for Over the weekend, it with Syria, Libya, Algeria renewed Geneva peace was reported that Egypt and South Yemen talks or other forms of was recalling its am- yesterday in retaliation for negotiations with Israel, bassador to Moscow, but their decision to form a with or without Sadat. there was no immediate "resistance and con- The "hardliners" also indication whether Sadat frontation front" against had stopped short of was considering severing President Anwar Sadat's declaring an irreparable his already cool diplomatic peace initiatives with break with Egypt. ties with the Soviet Union, Israel. Sadat said Sunday that In Washington, the THE DEN OF BEER'S The move produce 'he the Soviet Union was State Department said it most serious polito...1 behind the "rubbish" of the would have no immediate division in the Arab world Tripoli summit and that comment on the Egyptian in years. Egypt could "punish" the move. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry summoned the diplomatic envoys of the four nations and gave them 24 hours to leave the country, Egypt's Middle FINAL East News Agency EXAM. (Or, was yeast T4-iR really responsible for the fall of the Roman Empire?) reported. IFT STORE It said Egyptian As your Dean of Beer, it is my scholarly Q: 3. Hops are notorious for: diplomatic officials in the Q: 5. The biggest misconception about yeast SALE opinion that just knowing the one word for a) Their lack of intelligence. Is: four countries were in- beer is not enough. You must also know the b) Always getting to work late. a) Carrying some in your pocket is good structed to return home reasons why. Because only then will I. c) Losing their keys. luck. "immediately." EVERYTHING Siglinda Steinfuller. be satisfied that you have dl Being difficult to keep fresh. b) It is good for hernias. graduated from Remedial Beer Drinking. Cairo's action came 4X.1 A: (d) The freshest hops make the best beer. c) It was responsible for the fall of the after the four nations and QUESTIONS: That's why Schlitz vacuum-packs and Roman Empire. d) To the Palestinian guerrilla CLOTHING HOUSEWARES Q: I. The best water for beer comes from: refrigerates their hops. So they're as fresh ferment beer, all you have to do is movement, meeting in a) Big Duck Mountain. at brewing time as they are at harvest time. drop it in the vat. b) Underground from Tijuana. A: (d) To make beer taste right consistently. Tripoli, Libya, denounced Q: 4. The best adjunct to beer is: Sadat's one-man 'peace BOO KS BA S KETS c) A small store in Macon. Ga. Schlitz believes the yeast has to be evenly d) None of the above a) Rice. distributed during fermentation. That's campaign as "high b) Com. why Schlitz gently stirs in their yeast. It's treason" COLLECTIBLES A: (d) No matter what you hear about c) Either rice or corn. and said they "naturally pure" waters, virtually all part of their Balanced Fermentation would "freeze" their d) What's an adjunct? process. And they're the only American Where: ANGIES ATTIC brewers filter and further purify their diplomatic and political water. But Schlitz doesn't stop there. They A: (c) Every American brewer uses rice or brewer who does it. corn to lighten the flavor of their relations with Cairo. Libya, When: December 8.9.10 filter their water and then filter it again. beer. Q: 6. Chill-Lagering is: on So when they're through, it's This is called an adjunct. But Schlitz its own, had already 9.30 4 30 purer than a) A popular German country and western broken relations with the purest springwater knows how to use either grain inter- singer. changeably. So they're never at the mercy b) A Egypt when Sadat made 555 S. SECOND STREET Q: 2. 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