Spartan Daily Volume 74, Number 44 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Thursday, April 10, 1980

Iranian crisis Carter decision threatens Buckley speaks Iranian student visas by Brian Wirth by Yastmori Chiba There are more than 45,000 Iranians in Califor- Prominent journalist William F. Iranian students may face difficulty studying in nia, about 15,000 in the northern part of the state. Buckley Jr. orally overpowered a this country as a result of President Carter's an- About 200 Iranians lined up each day at the San large audience numbering some nouncement that the United States broke diplomatic Francisco consulate for assistance, according to the 1,500 people at De Anza College's relations with Iran on Monday in a response to the San Jose Mercury Tuesday. Flint Center Wednesday night. continued holding of 50 American hostages in Tehran However, since the San Francisco consulate was Buckley spoke on a variety of since Nov. 4. closed down, Iranian students will not be able to get national and international topics, President Carter's order that invalidated visas any assistance this way again. including the Iranian crisis and issued to Iranians for future arrival in the United "It will be necessary to make a new system," current presidential candidates. States will not immediately affect the status of Coke said. "The American hostages are de private Iranian citizens already here with valid Coke also said that Iranian students would feel facto," he said. "In effect, they are visas. that they are not secure in the broken diplomatic prisoners of war." However, the order might require many Iranians relations. "Iranian students have had many problems Buckley, in essence, urged that to leave the United States when their visas expire in since last November. It's pretty hard to concentrate a declaration of war should have coining months. Carter said new visas or renewals on their own studies besides these problems." been issued against Iran at least five will not be issued except for -compelling and proven According to Betty Johnson, an officer at the Bay days after the takeover of the U S. humanitarian reasons." Area National Lawyers Guild in San Francisco, the Embassy and the holding of "It's not clear whether or not he ( Carter I was INS either denies any change of visas requested by American hostages. talking about the renewals of their visas for ex- Iranian students or just puts those requests in "There are many ways of tensions of their stays in this country," said Tom drawers. declaring war against a nation Coke, an international student adviser at SJSU. "They the INS ) don't know what they can do without raining bombs on them," he If the Immigration and Naturalization Service right now," Johnson said. "Their policy is different said. "Other appropriate measures ( INS) did not renew the Iranian students' visas, depending on persons we talked to. can be taken such as economic many of the Iranian students whose visas expire in "Nobody knows what's going to happen," boycott and blockade. coming months would have to leave this country, Johnson added. according to Coke. "I know it sounds harsh but An Iranian student at SJSU, who would not Iranian students will also face financial problems there has not been one instance identify himself, said that Carter's action will affect because they will not get any money from Iran, Coke where prisoners of war have been many Iranian students. But since his parents are said. the top priority in the war already American citizens, he said, he does not After the Iranian proceedings of countries," Buckley revolution, the Iranian worry about his status seriously. government restricted the amounts said. of money going Another Iranian student, who also did not identify out of Iran. Thus, the Iranian students had to get himself, said, "So far I don't have any problem. I Buckley said also that since a approval from Iranian consulates while notifying don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, though. "state of war" exists between the them of the amounts of money they needed to study "At least they should renew the visa reasonably, U.S. and Iran, it would be ap- and live here, before their parents could send money and we will have to manage somehow to get money propriate for America to intern to them, Coke explained. from home," he added. Iranians in this country. "The number of Iranians interned ) would be roughly half the number of Japanese interned in the U.S. in 1942," he said. Buckley, a graduate of Yale, is SJSU Prop. 9 discussions the editor of the National Review and has been the host of a weekly television discussion series, ''Firing Line," since 1966. pose problems for faculty His current book, "Who's On by Da tod Perna by Boni Brewer say if the state is going to suffer Richert said a speaker came to First?" is rated fifth on the national Author -commentator William F. Buckley Jr. discusses current cuts, non -mandated areas such as her supervisory recreation class bestseller list and his nationally Many people at SJSU say it's education, transportation and warning students of the possible syndicated column "On The Right" issues Wednesday night at De Anza College. hard - if not impossible - to mental health will be hurt most. negative impact on recreation can be read in many newspapers. separate politics from educating the university community on the "It's reasonable to make financing. which presidential Asked by urging a lot of people not to vote. with biting sarcasm, but not once possible impact of the Proposition 9 students aware that Prop. 9 might "He made clear it was his candidate would win the election, "Actually, how many people raising his voice. income tax-cutting initiative. not just mean tuuition but a major opinion," she said, adding she felt it Buckley replied, after considering who vote is not that significant," he An absolute advocate of the free helpful to So the problem has become one policy shift," he added. students trying to plan for the "variables" of "bribes, kick- said. "How people use their vote is market system, Buckley heavily of deciding where to draw the line. But Gerston said if he weren't their careers. backs, campaigning and New what counts. Don't vote unless you criticized those who favor socialist "It's like religion. Teachers Many here feel teaching a class directly related to Hampshire," in November ' it's think through and consider all sides or "redistributive systems." He SJSU President have to understand it can be of- Gail Prop. 9, he would "refrain" from going to be Carter and Reagan and and know exactly what you are called John Kenneth Galbraith, a Fullerton's calling of a Prop. 9 fensive. If it becomes bitter ( with informational meeting talking about it. Reagan is going to beat him." voting for," he said. well-known socialist economist, "the today bet- students), maybe they shouldn't ween 2 and 3 p.m. in the Spartan Arlene Okerlund, English by someone He also urged voters not to vote best criticizer of the free market- even talk about it until they're on Buckley was asked Gym, for which teachers may cancel professor and associate dean of the was a pawn in mere terms of self-interest, for place outside of Pol Pot," the former right terms with each other." in the audience if Carter classes, is necessary. But others call School of Humanities and Arts, said replied, that "distorts the representative leader of the Cambodian Khmer Dan O'Keefe, who is running for of the Rockefeller clan. He it "playing politics." she supported Fullerton's calling the "If Carter is a pawn of Rockefeller, process." Rouge regime. the 12th District State Senate seat, It is illegal for university per- meeting. then Rockefeller is abnormally Buckley proved a tremendous Asked what he felt had hurt Sen. said university students "are in the sonnel, or any public employee, to "This is the first time all year stupid. The notion is preposterous stage presence as he listened in- Edward Kennedy's chances of center of learning - can tell fact take a political stand using public she's addressed faculty. She's ab- and is a neurosis which we should tently to questions from the gaining the presidency, Buckley from fiction. If biased, they ought to funds, according to state law. solutely right. It's different from avoid." audience and methodically said it has been "half Chappaquidick be able to decide for themselves." proceeded to answer them. and half his statements on Iran. But But "factual analysis" of Prop. using class time. She gave ample He added that while Fullerton to hold A registered Republican, While listening to a question, he I think the main factor is that people 9's fiscal impact can be presented, opportunity for teachers has the right to make her presen- Buckley said the "Carter ( foreign would often pace majestically on the think he is too stridently to the left according to California State classes if they want." tation, "if that power is abused, it and economic ) policy is disastrous. stage and thrust his hands into his wing." University and Colleges legal ad- She added, however, that could seriously affect voters con- He operates more out of ignorance pockets. Finally, backstage, he was viser Bruce Richardson. talking about Prop. 9 is "inap- fidence and result in a backlash." knowledge and knows nothing than After concisely and thoroughly asked when he would run for the The problem with Prop. 9, propriate" inside the classroom O'Keefe called UC President he said. about economics," thinking the question through, he presidency. He smiled thoughtfully however, is that no one is sure of the unless related to course content. She David Saxon's sending out of 110,000 Asked to consider how he would would approach the microphone and as if hiding some inner secret and facts, and any talk of tuition of layoff said the farthest she'd go is possibly letters to UC students warning them upgrade the American electorate, very eloquently and articulately said, "After I write my first serious possibilities is mainly speculative. wearing a "No On 9" button. of possible tuition if Prop. 9 passes Buckley smiled and said, "I guess elaborate on the topic, sometimes novel." Losses to the California State Carol Richert, a recreation was -a misuse" of public funds. University and Colleges system senior at SJSU, said she feels Prop. 9 The letter, which also said have been estimated at anywhere "is an important issue" and that Saxon would do everything in his from 10 to 30 percent, should Prop. 9 students' have to understand how power to defeat Prop. 9, cost bet- pass on June 3. But Gov. Jerry this affects us. It's helpful to hear ween $30,000 and $40,000. Prop. 9 SJSU band seeks funding Brown will not be issuing a post- teachers' point of view, but I guess it proponents have filed suit against Prop. 9 budget as expected because depends on how far they go." him. a multitude of uncertainties cloud planning. for trip to Rose Parade Fullerton's intention in holding by Ron Regalia recognition for the band, the Music Department and the the meeting is "to discuss what we do know and what we can The SJSU marching band was officially invited to the university, he added. reasonably assume would be the Tournament of Roses Parade this week and im- 1981 "A local college band on television will be impact of Prop. 9, and what alter- seek community funding mediately announced plans to representing Santa Clara County and music in general," natives we may have," according to the event. for Pierson said. a March 26 memo written by "The invitation doesn't mean we're going," assistant No deadline has been given for officially accepting the Academic Vice President Hobert band director Scott Pierson said. He added, however, that invitation, he said. The Rose Bowl Committee "assumes Burns for Fullerton. the band is "firmly committed" to honoring the invitation. we are coming," he added. The "anxiety and uncertainty" "This is too good an opportunity to pass up," Pierson "The band has basically accepted the invitation," over next year's budget "are said. "We're going to work our buns off to get there." Pierson said. "If we do officially respond, we are hoping it beginning to affect the way we feel will be positive." about ourselves and the university," Both Pierson and Music Department Chairman Burns added. Robert Cowden estimated the total cost of the trip, in- The band was invited to the Jan. 1, 1980 Rose Parade cluding food, lodging and bus transportation, at $18,000 to following its performances at Long Beach State While some students wondered $20,000. University and Disneyland last November, Pierson said. why classes are not cancelled for exhausted and the other propositions and political "Right now, we don't have the money to go," Cowden The fall budget, however, had been declined, he added. issues, SJSU political science said. invitation was Pierson hopes the nine months advance notice for the professor Larry Gerston said "This parade will be included in the band's university The 1981 parade will be enough to raise the necessary funding. is something that happens to affect budget request for 1980-81, Pierson said. The money us more." requested would be in addition to normal football season Rose Parade invitations are usually not mailed until September, he said. The band, however, has been in Gerston, who teaches state operating expenses, he added. politics, contact with the parade committee since last fall, he said that while he has Last fall the band received $30,000 from In- added. "never exerted pressure for structionally Related Activities and the Music Depart- students to vote one way or 1981 parade was made in ment. The initial bid for the another," Prop. 9 is particularly December. Cowden, however, said the trip will probably be relevant to his class. invitation gives the band a "powerful financed through off-campus fund-raising and support. The early "This is a great opportunity to vehicle for immediate fund-raising efforts," Cowden said. "I can't believe much, if any, of that money will come discuss something in the making you from the university," he said. No formal proposal for "We would like to know by the time school starts next can't get out of a book," he said. university funding has been made but it is a "discussable fall whether we'll be able to go," Pierson said. "In class, my task is to tell issue," he added. The band will begin extensive physical preparation students what's at stake - who wins and who loses. Once that in- The university doesn't have the money to fund the for the parade immediately after the SJSU football season formation is made available, they trip, and it would make more sense, in the light of ends next fall, Pierson said. can make their own choices ac- Proposition 9, to seek outside support, Cowden said. The grueling parade involves six miles of non-stop cordingly. The Tournament of Roses Parade, he said, should be a marching on concrete, he added. "I've told students it means a special activity apart from the regular Music Department Song routines must be chosen and prepared to match drastic cut in state income taxes and activities. In the ring, off the street the parade's 1981 "Great Outdoors" theme, Pierson said. that the people who pay most in The Band Booster's Association will be working to The Rose Parade would be a "good recruiting tool" income taxes ( the affluent) will page 6 involve the community in the project, Pierson said. for the band in efforts to attract high school musicians, he benefit most," Gerston said. The Rose Parade would mean much national added. "On the other hand, it's fair to

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(*AY, aolig, (Acta Hout 114 Rude smokers boCrok TAM A Loco( AT 104.4k wiLl You 6r ME FiAltrEK, Jr TAXA A A ciErAktTM, SEAT For 0 ask for trouble tow! by Marion Chiri doesn't have to get cirrhosis of the smoking. Asmicuite 'Sem% Editor liver, When someone smokes, so I was sitting in an emergency It happened again last week. does everybody else around. room with bronchitis when the I was sitting in an Italian I have encountered a few con- person next to me lit up. She restaurant, enjoying dinner with siderate smokers. A friend asked me proceeded to blow smoke in both my friends, when he sat down at a table to visit several times, but I was face and her baby's. When I asked next tome with his spaghetti. reluctant to, since his mother her ( politely ) if she would put it out He seemed like such a sweet old smokes. When I finally did spend because there were sick people man until he did something so some time there, she took the present, she got very angry and told ridiculous I couldn't believe my trouble never to smoke around me me I could go wait in another sec- eyes. because she knows how sick it tion. He lit a cigarette with a great makes me. But how many people I was too ill to argue at the time, flourish, set it in an ashtray with the would care enough to do that? but when I think of it now, I get mad. smoke blowing in my direction, and I can't forget one of the teachers I not only get mad at that in- proceeded to start eating. at the junior high school where I considerate person, who didn't even What was so sick about the used to work. He and several others care if she harmed her own baby's whole thing was the fact that he used my working area as a teachers' health, but I get mad at myself. wasn't smoking that cigarette - he lounge. He would pace up and down, I get intimidated because I don't wasn't even looking at it. All he was smoking like the proverbial train. want to be rude, but what the hell a doing was sitting there enjoying his When springtime came, all my was she being if not rude? dinner while preventing me from aliergies piled up and I sneezed I've taken smoke in the lungs too enjoying mine, as my eyes watered violently every time he lit up. many times and I don't think I and! started to sneeze and cough. My sneezing attacks always should have to hide in my house I never used to be militant about drew dirty looks from him, as if I because people want to smoke in such things - my mother smoked the were doing it purposely to annoy public. whole time I lived at home. In fact, him. It never occurred to him how Requiring non-smoking sections she started smoking before I was annoying and damaging his dirty is not unreasonable. If we want to be born. Maybe that's the reason I'm habit was tome. unreasonable, maybe we should five inches shorter than my older One day I finally had to tell the outlaw smoking altogether. As we sister. others in the office, between know from Prohibition, this wouldn't But lately I've begun to realize sneezes, that I was leaving for a few stop people from smoking. But at how sick it is that sonic people are minutes and would be back when he least a non-smoker could go out in demanding the right to destroy the left. public without feeling wrong about health of others. When I returned, my fellow wanting to breathe. If smokers want to smoke, fine - secretaries told me all the sarcastic I walked out of the Italian let them kill themselves. But they remarks he made about me, ending restaurant without challenging the should have someplace else to go so with, -Tell her she can come back little old man. I never told the junior have a right to stay alive. now - I'm leaving." high school teacher where he could The fact that smoking harms the What a jerk ! He acted like! was put his cigarettes. I didn't tell the FoRoilkM health of everyone around the supposed to apologize for getting woman in the hospital that she smoker is what makes it so ob- sick as a result of his lack of con- should be the one to move. noxious. While someone getting sideration. But I think I'm going to stop drunk may be irritating to those in The greatest absurdity is worrying about being rude now. I'd the area, at least everybody else hospital waiting rooms that allow rather be rude than seriously ill. Shopping centers, stoplights choke suburbs by Scott Mace continued sprawl or even new home Let me explain. When all those points where Alpha Beta, Ralph's, Perhaps signals are meant to So what am I advocating? A News Editor building that is eroding the quality of suburban shopping centers started Safeway, Lucky and others come discourage driving. Maybe it is mass protest where we disobey all "Gee, the traffic looks worse," life. going in, more and more traffic together. something like Berkeley's street traffic lights and send the fatality That's what several members of What once were the free- signals were needed to get the cars Instead of simple stop-go traffic barricades, which prevent travel rate zooming? my family invariably say when they wheeling suburbs now look more like in and out. lights like downtown, we have three- from point A to point B anywhere in Apparently, from recent return periodically to San Jose, downtown San Jose every day, at Compounding the problem, way signals, long left turns and U- the city to appease neighborhood statistics, some drivers on the fringe once, but no longer, their home. . least when it comes to traffic. though, city planners decided to turns. residents. are already waging such a protest. The last few years have been But worst of all, where in locate two, three or four shopping Traffic lanes are so narrow, Perhaps President Carter or- But no. I think a better idea particularly bad - the price of gas downtown San Jose those centers in proximity to the same lights have to be specially angled to dered installation of new signals as would be to examine the sanity of notwithstanding - as developers remarkable inventions of man - intersection. be read only from that lane, and part of his program to cut down on city planners and engineers who scurry to build shopping centers on traffic signals - seem to work in So we ended up with the sometimes they cannot be read at driving by sheer discouragement. seem to feel that only confusing and every scrap of ground left bare until some sort of harmony, out in the Westgate-El Paseo de Saratoga all, causing massive tie-ups. This, of course, ignores the long traffic signals, and plenty of now. suburbs, some intersections look mess, the Valley Fair-Town and The traffic signal epidemic may thousands ( millions? billions? of them, are necessary, and that the It is this "filling in" more than like lunacy. Country snarl and the countless be necessary, of course, to protect gallons of gasoline wasted daily best thing to do with that vacant lot poor pedestrians or cyclists, who see nationwide by cars and trucks down the street is put in another their names on every car bumper waiting for their turn to go at the furniture store or fast-food stand. letters that zooms by. traffic light. Maybe it's better not to know.

Judiciary. as long as "no one is hurt." 'Challenge' I stated that I was reluctant to This decision opens up the Great White Hope search use the word "challenge" but that it governing process to anyone, not Editor: was the only way to raise the just the A.S. Council. Mr. Ron Regalia, in his story question of procedural correctness. True, anarchy may not have about my "challenge" of the recent The A.S. Judiciary has now been what A.S. Council intended, but damages minority athletes A.S. constitution election, seems not upheld the right of any person or the unlimited potential for anarchy to understand that a "challenge" is group on campus to conduct elec- is the result of A.S. Council's haste. by Jeff Morris This country is built on com- rebelled. the only recourse available to bring tions without the participation or Michael Dutton Staff Writer petition and sports stars have long Alumni mail said in no uncertain electorial matters before the A.S. existence of the A.S. Election Board History Graduate It's called the search for a been heroes for fans. terms that they would not support an -Great White Hope," a unique White fans were happy as long all-black squad. Since then, the Irish anemia in American sports that is as Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey and have always had at least one white becoming the rage among white fans George Mikan dominated their player on the floor at all times, and in sports dominated by blacks today. respective sports. But as soon as the Notre Dame usually has one white It goes back a long way, almost Muhammad Alis, Reggie Jacksons star. 70 years ago, when an arrogant Jack and O.J. Simpsons began to arrive The results at the box office are Johnson took the coveted on the scene, the cry went up for a used to support the search for a heavyweight boxing crown from white counterpart. "White Hope." Some 90 percent of Tommy Burns on Dec. 26, 1908, in Currently, especially in fans at professional games are white Sydney, Australia. basketball, white fans are beginning and it is not good business to offend White Americans searched far to show an uneasiness. It is a known the hand that feeds you. and wide for a "White Hope" who fact around the NBA that to field five The media are forever raising could return the crown back to its so- black starters is sometimes the question about the NBA being called "rightful place." financially disastrous. dead and the lack of excitement in By defeating Johnson, whites Some of this resentment sur- boxing - two sports that blacks sought to redeem the faith in white faced early this year in the NBA continue to dominate. supremacy in the boxing ring at that when the New York Knickerbockers It is almost certain that the time. started five blacks. Mail flooded the search for White Hopes will continue It would not be until 1915, in a Knicks' office and early-season gate because white America seems to much disputed bout, that Jess receipts dropped by 10 percent. have a need to be reminded that mi- In an article in the Willard took back the title for white February norities are not taking over the ath- America. edition of Ebony magazine, Knicks' letic spectrum of society. For many years after, the term owner Sonny Werblin admitted that This search essentially hurts a "Great White Hope" was used only he received numerous letters from talented black athlete who is left off in reference to boxing became, up fans suggesting the team change its a team because owners, coaches and until the late 1940s, blacks did not name to the "Niggerbockers." need to see a white face, even if participate in any other professional The same article recounts a fans he or she doesn't play very often. sport. situation on the 1974 Notre Dame But today the term is also used basketball team, which also started In many cases, an athlete is left in basketball, where the exploits of five blacks. Head coach Digger out in the cold or must attempt to Boston rookie Larry Bird are being Phelps may have liked the idea but a overcome a less talented white hyped because he is white. strong segment of the alumni player. Daily Policy

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All releases should include a LOS ANGELES AND OAktAND sern.E NFL FOINCHI5E PKPUTE Comments, columns and telephone number that can be called editorials will discuss local, state, The Spartan Daily reserves the in case further information is national and international affairs. right to edit for length. needed. April 10 1f1-U, sports 3 Berry, Spartans close to signing 3 recruits by Jon Bloom players. Rodgers and Mike An- SJSU in the fall. Should Jones choose years. With the first day of According to SJSU derson. A letter of intent of- SJSU, he will be bidding for Rodgers, 6-5, 195- basketball national letter Sports Information All three recently ficially signifies the school the backcourt spot opposite pounds, can play either of intent signings already Director Steve Carp, the attended the Spartan a recruit has chosen to stellar guard Mike Mendez guard or forward and come and gone, coach Bill Spartans have an excellent basketball awards dinner attend. which was recently netted 14 points and six Berry and the PCAA chance of landing the and have been on campus Jones, a 6-0, 165-pound vacated by graduating rebounds a contest over the champion SJSU Spartans highly touted Cookie Jones over the past week, ac- guard, averaged 16 points senior Dan Sullivan. last season. cording to Carp, but have for L.A. are eagerly awaiting the of I,os Angeles City College and six rebounds Anderson is a 6-5, 190- Berry, who was not officially signed the the team anticipated signings of along with Oxnard Junior City while leading pound forward who was the unabailable for comment standouts Johnny letter of intent to attend assists. three top junior college Colleg in conference player of the while in Los Angeles to sign year while at Oxnard, the prospective recruits, have where he averaged 19 and the rest o his staff points and nine rebounds a been working diligently to Winning keys new fullback fill the voids that will be 1ft game this season. by graduating seniors He was also a first Wally Rank, Mikki by Jon Bloom hy Greg Richard Having a winning team All -Conference Jackson, Steve Swarbrick background is always a selection the past two and Sullivan. Coach Bill Berry great psychological ad- vantage for an athlete If he knows he can win from past experience, it Wheelchair all-stars in hoop game makes the tough task at activity fund at Santa hand all the easier. by Jeff Morris basektball as a legitamate pushes on the wheels of the Clara Valley Medical Roy Smalley is a athletic event, not just a chair. SJSU's men's gym- Center, according winner, his track record bunch of courageous people 'The basket is 10 feet to Berr!, nasium, scene of many Morgan, a will attest to that, and the getting sweaty," said high just like a regulation recreational Spartan Basketball con- therapist at the highly recruited fullback Cathy Curtis, a physical game and the wheelchair is Medical tests, will be the setting for Center. from San francisco's therapist at Santa Clara considered a part of the an All-Star baseketball player,' Curtis said. Tickets are available Galileo High and City Valley Medical Center. game with a slight twist. Players for each squad at the Medical Center. College sees SJSU as yet Curtis is also the coach Saturday at 7:30 p.m. are selected on the basis of _.. -,..,-,-:"-...,,,,,,-.)--,--w..,-:,....v.,---,,,, another winning op- of the Golden Spokes, the First California All- their maneuverability and portunity, though spring which has three members BUDGET k Star Wheelchair Basket- talent. . practice has only just on the North squad. \ ball game will be Admission tothegameis . WEDDING 1- begun. One of the North l showcased, featuring All- for those l "I've never played on a players, Dave Efferson, is $2 for adults and $1 , PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Star squads from northern uner 12. The proceeds will be 1 losing team," the 6-0, 210- and southern sections of a student at SJSU majoring 1 donated to the patient 264-7030 1 pound Smalley said. And I the state. in occupational Therapy. ...,..<,:.,...... :...."ef ...e....,:e0-0' ,...e.riee.,) don't think I'll start now. "One reason we are -we play unaer INUAA "There's a big dif- having this game is to rules with a few changes to ference between junior promote wheelchair accomodate the players, college ball and the level but for this game we will clock," 20% have a 30-second OFF San Jose is on. Here you have to do you best all the Hoop Curtis said in a telephone time to win, but I feel that interview yesterday. SJSU is competitive. son,othermembersof NORTH FACE They've beat Pac-I0 benefit theGoldenSpokeschosenf or schools, and I think the in what should be a the contest are Hugh Scott, team will do well." very interesting conflict, Calvin Young and Jim the NFL San Francisco Spartan head coach by Kyle Brehm Geiser. Scott and Young are 49ers and the Oakland PAPPFC,11 Jack Elway was very Roy Smalley nurses a sore knee in the training room. San Jose natives while pleased that Smalley was Raiders meet on hardwood Geiser hails from San ANNUAL SPRING SALE included in this year's Simpson, did. been playing more." movement, plus he can instead of grass in a benefit I,eandro. bumper crop of football "I learned a lot there," In his second season at catch the bail and we like basketball game in the Wheelchair hoop rules Wednesday, April 9- recruits. Smalley said of his two City, Smalley started all 12 that," McMackin said. SJSU men's gym Friday vary slightly from the SJSU will have a large year stint in the Ram's red games and gained more Currently listed third night at 7:30. norm. Saturday, April 12 hole to fill in the offensive and white. "It gave me a than 500 yards, good on the spring practice Admission is $4 and all Players are allowed to Packs Many more Quantity is limited backfield with the gradua- chance to develop my enough to be named to the depth charts behind seniors proceeds go to the Eshmun double dribble but a player Geodesic Tents items at on some items tion of Jewerl -Thomas. skills. I really think that I second team All-Golden Steve Bradford and Mike Foundation which aids must pass the ball after two Polarguard Bags reduced shop early to avoid Elway feels the could have played PAC-10 Gate conference. Charles, Smalley believes children an adults with A-Frame Tents savings' disappointment! sophomore back will have ball out of high school but I A second set of he will win the top fullback learning and com- an excellent chance to step wanted some time to im- recruiting wars followed spot when spring practice munication disorders. Kodak 40%-60% Off We accept Visa into a vacant backfield prove myself." and Smalley finally settled has run its course. Tickets are available Copies Master Charge and spot, citing Smalley's Ironically, Smalley on SJSU, much to the credit "I feel like I really at the San Jose Box Office 2c Each Cross Country American Express physical attributes as well played linebacker almost of Spartan assistant Greg have to prove myself and at the door. first copies 5c Rental Skis Seconds are items as attitude as his strong exclusively during his first McMackin. here," the pre-law major Players participating 25 minimum Palo Alto Campbell with minor defects points. year at City. "He ( McMackin) came said. "After coach Elway's include Willie Harper, ALL 383 University 349 E Campbell which have no effect "Roy's a great kid and to my house and he came to final evaluation, my goal is Ron "i Coach George) Rush Melvin Morgan, AMERICAN 415-327-1563 408-374-5205 at the top of the on function. a great athlete," the was mad at himself practice at City just about to be Singleton and Walt Sale Hours Sale Hours one of INC. Spartan sideline general because I wasn't used right evey other day," Smalley charts. I feel like I'm Downing of the 49ers and iCOPY Wednesday 10-6 Wednesday 10-6 4071 Santa said after Smalley's and he knew it was his reminisced. "He really the best." Art Shell, Dave Casper, Clara St Thursday 10-9 Thursday 10-8 THE for 295-6600/295.7778 signing was announced fault," Smalley said. "I made me feel like I was His record speaks Dave Browning and Ray Friday 10-6 Friday 10-6 NORTH& ; Bus hr M -r 8-8 Sat 10-6 early last month. "He's got was playing behind a guy wanted." itself. 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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M F All Ages and Abilities Space for this ad paid for by A S April 10 1980 4 sports Free spirit Raphael struggling this season by Jeff Morris laughed Raphael who Raphael sat out his High School, bounced back spring break SJSU had the Easter break. If Spartan pitcher freely admits to having no sophomore year as a in '78 for an 11-5 finish. committed at least four Like millions of other Randy Raphael's parents munediate goals in life, redshirt. After an 0-4 start in '79 errors in each of his first baseball players, Raphael had their way, he would not much to his parents' ire. "I had a lot to learn the lean 6-2, 185 pound six starts. This year he is 3- started his career in little be on the mound this year The 23-year-old senior when I came out of high righthander won four league. for SJSU. from San Jose's Leigh High school and I made some straight to finish at 7-7. "1 can't put my finger "I couldn't hit and I -They told me you can School has had an up-and- mistakes," he explained. This year Raphael has on the problem this year, wasn't very fast so the best play if you want to, but we down tenure at SJSU. Raphael, who was the been the victim of his own but lately things have been thing I could do was pitch," would rather that you get After a dismal 2-8 West Valley League MVP sub-par performances and shaping up," said Raphael, Raphael said of his yourself together first," freshman year in 1976, in his senior year at Leigh the fact that until the who got two wins during baseball beginnings. Unlike a lot of athletes. Raphael admits that he does not really think of a career in the pros. Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and predictions "My age and my current record are working -willing to place American League-West American League-West treal, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, San Diego. Ever New York. against me," Raphael said. their rather Texas, California, Kan- Chicago, Someone once said that their feet in Kansas City, Califor- Philly got the slice of mouths, four of the City, Minnesota, Chica- pitching is 90 percent of the When asked if he was large nia, Texas, Minnesota, Chi- sas humble pie it needed last Daily's more courageous - cago, Oakland, Seattle. go, Seattle, Oakland. game. If this is so, Houston thinking of a coaching - can't year and the change of should have no problem some may say foolhardy The Royals are always This division this career, Raphael im- to try their with the Al.. manager it needed this year with the likes of staffers decided tough and this should be compare healthy the mediately chuckled, "I predicting the out- but someone has to year. When Nolan Ryan, J.R. Richards hand at their year with the Angels East, batting order is awe- don't think that I could of the four division to the win it and it may as well be Phils and Joe Sambito. come losing Nolan Ryan some and their pitching is teach a kid to throw a curve races in America's pas- Astros. Texas, which has the best National League-East enough to carry them because I am not too sound time. bullpen in the division with Montreal, Pittsburgh, American League-East through any lean times. in fundamentals myself. Come to think of it, pre- lefty Sparky Lyle and Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, Milwaukee, dicting the results may be righty Jim Kern. American League-West Chicago, New York. "Coaching is not pastime New York, Boston, Detroit, more of a national League-East Kansas City, Califor- The Expos are rich something that I think I them- Cleveland, Toronto. American nia, Texas, than the games Minnesota, with youth and talent and would excel at because I Tough pitching, com- New York, Baltimore, Seattle, Chicago, SJSU, year's selves. Boston, De- can learn from last am not really, a disciplined bined with excellent man- Milwaukee, Woodside High School, any- mistakes. aging and adequate hitting troit, Cleveland, Toronto. person," he said. "Just ask one else you care to men- American League-West Jon Bloom should keep the Birds on The Yankees tilt to the tion, Oakland. my parents." by Kyle Brehm and hit- Texas, Kansas Sp.rts %Inter top. left in both pitching Any time you lose a City, The slow lifestyle Randy Raphael ting, which is perfect for pitcher like Nolan Ryan, California, Minnesota, National League-West short Oakland, appeals to Raphael, the Yankee Stadium's you're in trouble. For that Chicago, Seattle. 1,os Angeles, Houston, Jeff Rhodie porch. There is nothing eldest of two brothers. Forum Editor right field reason, give the heavy-hit- stop- San Francisco, Cincinnati, ping the Rangers from cap- "I love the Bay Area, Atlanta. San Diego. ting Royals a narrow edge USC tennis team National League-West over the Angels. turing the division title this because the pace is a little Dave Kellogg year. Gaylord Perry, along Even though I hate Houston, Los Angeles, Assoc. slower in some places and sports Editor American League-East with them, you can bet the Cincinnati, Atlanta, San relievers Jim Kern you can always go to The SJSU streak National League-West Boston, Milwaukee, and Sparky Lyle, will allow ends Dodgers want to show last Diego, San Francisco. City (San Francisco; for season's disaster was a As in the AL., the Houston, San Francis- Detroit, New York, Balti- Texas to take baseball's Breaking an eight-match win streak, the SJSU tennis Toronto. the fast life,- Raphael said. fluke. Strong pride factor Western division is much co, Cincinnati, Los Angel- more, Cleveland, weakest division. team succumbed to the University of Southern Cali- San Diego. It's the last hurrah for involved. weaker than the Eastern. es, Atlanta, American League-East Raphael believes his fornia Tuesday, dropping a 6-3 decision on the Trojan's The Astros should battle it Carlton Fisk, Carl Yaz and Can you imagine fac- Baltimore, New York, best pitch is a fastball and home courts. National League-East out to the wire with the ing Nolan Ryan at twilight? the rest of the Red Sox, he needs to work on Boston, Milwaukee, De- admits Pittsburgh, Philadel- Dodgers. Or Joe Niekro and J.R. making them sentimental troit, Cleveland, Toronto. The loss is the Spartans' third this season, dropping prima his slider. phia, Montreal, St. Louis, Richard in a doubleheader favorites to take the Led by pitchers Jim their record to 13-3. New York. National League-East donna division. "I used to have a good Chicago, with Joe Sambito coming Palmer and Mike Fianna- Nial Brash suffered his first singles' loss of the Pittsburgh, Montreal, slider until I learned to The Pirates are just too out of the bullpen? Neither gan, the Orioles will nudge season, surrendering to powerhouse'Robert Vant in a 6-4, pride will make Philadelphia, St. Louis, anyone else in the throw a curve, but with the strong and can Joan Casserly out the Yankees for the di- 6-3 battle. them want to repeat, while Chicago, New York. West. sum wrikr vision crown. Baltimore, way I'm doing this year it the Phillies' Rose and Co. This could be a dandy National League-West with leading hitter Ken Sin- really doesn't matter what On the No. 2 singles court, Paul Batten also met with if could bid for top spot of a race between everyone National League-East Houston, San Francis- gleton, will again go all the I throw," Raphael said in defeat, dropping his match to USC's Bill Nealon after a 6-

pitching holds up. but the Cubs and Mets. Philadelphia, Mon- co, Atlanta. Los Angeles, way to the series this year. disgust. 0,6-7,6-1 fight. Good Times Guide

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Worker-candidate chases po !cal windmill range struggle that is necessary, that must be mounted has to be an attack on all levels." by Mark Marymee "There and that is indispensible for our achieving victory Concerning the other candidates involved in the 11)80 Andrew Pulley, a member of United Steelworkers ultimately," Pulley expounded in one of many well- presidential campaign, the "capitalist" candidates, as Local 1066 in Gary, Ind., is on a leave of absence from his rehearsed statements he 'offered during the afternoon. Pulley labels them, the worker-candidate's evaluation of job at the city's United States Steel mill. But, while Pulley now frequently draws from stan- each is similar. While fellow workers have been granted leaves in the dard Socialist doctrine in his speeches and relies heavily On President Carter: past due to poor health or personal problems, the 250- upon historical events to support his party's efforts, it was "A demagogue," Pulley snorted. "A representative of pound steelworker has a different reason for taking a year not always that way. the big businesses." off from work. Born the oldest of nine children, Pulley was raised by On Sen. Edward M. Kennedy: He's running for president of the United States. his farmhand grandparents in Sidon, Miss., before "The same. A demagogue and a representative of big Pulley, 28, and Matilde Zimmermann, 36, a staff moving to Cleveland at the age of 12 in 1963. At 17 he was business," Pulley parroted laughingly. "But, he's a writer for the Socialist Workers Party newspaper The kicked out of John Adams High School for organizing a member of the ruling class, whereas Carter isn't." Militant," are the party's candidates for president and demonstration protesting the killing of Martin Luther On Ronald Reagan: vice president in 1980. King Jr. in April 1968. "Well, Reagan is also a demagogue, although he's a Even though the pair is crossing the nation searching Facing the choice of joining the Army or answering to little more open about his plan to assault the livine for enough voter signatures to guarantee them a spot on charges of encitement to riot in Cleveland, Pulley opted standard of working people," Pulley answered. "He's for the November ballot ) they need 101,300 in California), for the service and was stationed at Fort Jackson, South a bigger military budget and he's for a smaller outlay of their chances of moving to Washington, D.C., next Carolina. funds for socially needed programs. miniscule, at best. January appear While at Fort Jackson, Pulley worked with a group of "But, there's no qualitative difference between any of First off, Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan has Socialists in the Army and formed a group of "anti-war them. They follow the same approach. probably spent more money on bumper stickers than the soldiers." Following several rallies, Pulley and seven "Nothing they are contemplating is designed to ease entire Socialist Workers Party campaign budget. Pulley others were thrown into the fort's stockade where they the drive to get a greater portion of the wealth by the giant and Zimmermann were alloted a meager budget of remained for two months before charges against them corporations from the American working people," Pulley 8200,000 following their nominations at last August's party were dismissed by military authorities. stated, blaming "huge" profits from oil companies as the convention in Ohio. It was through this group that Pulley credits his main cause of most of today's problems. Secondly, the party's "Old Guard" supporters, ac- "conversion" to Socialism. If he were elected tomorrow, Pulley said his first cording to Pulley, consist of college students and workers. "I became convinced that there was a better way to priority as president would be to take stronger measures of Not only are their numbers small, the 18-25 age group run the world," Pulley said. "I always felt there should be to fight inflation. voters consistently fails to turn out to vote. As for general equality among everyone. But, I had no general "I think the first thing that must be done," Pulley workers, the Democrats have traditionally enjoyed a lock philosophy to strive for." responded quickly, as though he had been asked the same on blue collar workers' political support. Following an "undesirable" discharge from the Army question countless times before, "is that there should be Finally, if Pulley were to somehow carry a majority in 1969, Pulley moved to Chicago and worked his way up an automatic cost-of-living clause in the contracts of of the popular and electoral votes in November, Congress the Socialist Workers Party ladder, running for vice every single worker. would have to amend the Constitution. Pulley is seven president on the party's national ticket in 1972. "This should also be done in regard to the elderly. years under the legal minimum age for those who want to those living on fixed incomes, on welfare and so on. To do occupy the oval offf ice. In light of his defeat eight years ago and his anything else is to allow the living standard of people to be So why is this underaged, presidential Don Quixote presidential bid this year, Pulley was asked why he and pushed back in the face of inflation. wife and a 1 -year- his party did not concentrate more on making political traversing the United States, leaving a "There's no way you can end inflation as long as you old daughter behind in Chicago, to chase the nation's No. 1 gains on the local and state levels rather than on a national level. have the private profit system dominating the economy. political windmill? the nationalization of all the big by Kyle Brehm "I think it would be incorrect to do that," Pulley said, Our goal is to bring about "I know precisely that I'm going to win," Pulley automobile, the rail who also made an unsuccessful bid in last spring's industries the steel, the oil, the answered rather determinatively during a recent cam- Presidential candidate Andrew Pulley blasted both them to produce to Chicago mayoral race. "The main problems confronting industry, all of them and simply get paign stop at SJSU. "I know that the Socialist Workers Ronald Reagaon and President Carter during a meet human needs. Party is going to win and that the working class is going to people in this country are not at all local. Most arise from recent stop at SJSU as part of a nation wide tour. national policies. "Once that is done, there is motivation to provide win. goods as cheaply and as widely as possible." 'The question is 'when?' We're trying to build a movement that can bring about a "The policies involve life-and-death questions. The Pulley's plans also call for democratically elected "Our perspective is not limited at all to November," real majority rule in this country and real power to the question of the'draft, the question of the war, the question boards of directors to run different areas of the nation's Pulley added, drawing deeply on one of a dcrzen cigarettes working people. of inflation - all come from national policies of the economy. Members of these workers' councils would be he quickly consumed during a 40-minute interview. "This campaign here is simply a part of the, uh, long- government. subject to recall at any moment. Good Times Guide

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Ent feature April 10 1980 Boxing gym teaches kids respect, confidence There isn't much for kids to do in downtown San Jose anymore. But the Eastside Athletic Club, located at 94 E. Santa Clara St., is attracting kids and teaching them self-confidence and self-respect, which they or- dinarily would not receive on the streets. The Eastside Athletic Club is a boxing gym, and some of the young fighters there are already among the best in the western United States, .according to Manuel "Manny" Salazar, who manages the club. The club has approximately six to eight young fighters ranging from ages 8 to 19 who work out regularly there. Four of the eight fighters are truly -developed," according to Salazar. Salazar, who works for In-Flight Services at San Jose Airport, said, ’The attitude ( of the kids must be very important. Otherwise they get overconfident. That's how they get hurt." Salazar, who works extensively with the kids at the club, says the facility helps keep them off the streets. In his training programs, Salazar stresses to the kids not to get smart, especially with me. "In training," he said, -the kids have to be strict with themselves, and judge for themselves what they're doing." Salazar says he teaches them the fundamentals of boxing and they apply them in the ring. "Some kids have problems," he said. "In fact, almost everyone here cried before they got in the ring. I thought about that." Salazar said as a result he tries to relate to their problems and develop their characters. "You may think I'm greedy, but I want to develop them myself," he said. "Now they've got confidence in them- selves." Salazar said some of the kids have been in trouble with the law or at school. "If they don't respond here," he said, "then they won't respond in the outside iworld. I try to relate all this to their outside life. "You see," Salazar continued, "there's no way out of the ring. Reality faces them there. Right now, they're learning spirit and self-respect. It takes time." The building, from the outside, is not much to look at. In fact, it could be easily missed, for the entrance is boxed in between two other businesses. On entering, one must proceed up an old flight of stairs with a steel railing running up the middle. The paint on the walls is cracked and chipped and badly in need of a new coat. At the top of the stairs there is a sign, which looks as though it's been there quite a while, which reads, "This building donated by Hank Coca to the Eastside Athletic Club." An entrance to a large room is visible upon reaching the top of the stairs. The room is a gym with a boxing ring set in the middle of it. The large room is thriving with kids of all sizes and shapes. Some are jumping rope at hummingbird pace, while others are vigorously doing pushups and situps, their muscles tightening and veins bulging. Two very young -men" with boxing gloves fastened securely to each fist and donning protective headgear, proceed confidently and slowly into the ring from different corners. On a signal from trainer Salazar, the two young fighters approach each other with cool, calm decisiveness. Each young man's eyes look hard and determined, and illuminate intense concentration on the other fighter. In the next instant, they are jabbing and punching furiously at one another, neither giving ground. The tenacity and skill with which they fight is unusual for young men of their ages: John Balcazar is 8 years old and Sal Gonzales is 9 years old. Balcazar has been fighting for two years and already has three in- terstate titles and a record of 22 wins with six losses. In his entire 28 fights, he has suffered only one bloody nose, which is a remarkable statistic when compared to other fighters of his age, according to Fred Balcazar, John's father. Francisco "Paco" Perez, 15 years old, of San Jose High School, had only fought six times officially before he won his first interstate title last December. Perez's opponent in the interstate championship fight outweighed him by 6 pounds and had 40 official fights under his belt. Perez defeated him by unanimous decision. "He was good," Perez said. "That was my hardest fight. Before that

'1 want to beat him...

...no matter what it takes'

fight, I really didn't have any confidence in myself. Now I do. "I want to go on as a fighter). I want to fight in the ( world) Olympics first and then hopefully go professional," he added. What is on Perez's mind when he steps into the ring? "I want to beat him," Perez said, "no matter what it takes." Asked what his strategy is when he steps into the ring with another fighter, Balcazar, eyes beaming, replied, "I try to knock him out. I always try to throw rights on him. My power punches are rights and lefts." At the Jr. Golden Mittens Invitational Boxing Show in Santa Rosa in February, Balcazar won a unanimous decision over his opponent, Robert Kroll, of Alaska, age 10. Carlos Perez, 13, improved his record to 6-4 when he won a technical knockout in the second round over his opponent, Richie Lewis, 14, also of Alaska. Sammy Gonzales, 11, of Peter Burnett Junior High School, also has an interstate title )..,hich he won by decision in January. He boasts a record of 8-2. "I like to fight," he said, "and I want to learn to fight better." He also wants to "become rich and famous" as a professional fighter. Reno Zerpoli, 19, graduated from Monterey High School and has a record of 6-2. He has been fighting for two years. Zerpoli is an extremely aggressive fighter and powerful puncher but "It got to my head," he said. "I got overconfident. Getting in shape is the most important thing right now " The building where the Eastside Athletic Club is located is owned by Hank Coca. Coca lets the kids and Salazar use the building for free and said he has "never applied to anyone for funds" to renovate the old building because he can't afford to. "All of the credit for the club goes to Manny," Coca said. According to Fred Balcazar, "All of his (Salazar's) money goes to the kids. He is very devoted to them and they look up to him like a father. "Manny is simply fantastic with these kids," he added. All of the fighters in the Eastside Athletic Club are registered with the Amateur Athletic Union ( AAU), and their families chip in to pay the $500 yearly insurance for the entire group of fighters.

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are awarded for quality of in the National Cathedral. composed largely of music Hebert and John Wack. "more exciting" because performance and do not Their performances majors, include Laurie The choir gave 45 door- of the difficulties the group SJSU takes gold medal rank competitors, Ar- included a six -voice Tvedt, Sandy Petersen, to-door performances in overcame in winning the chibeque said. madrigal by Hans Leo Don Embree, Lori Glaze, December and sang a award. The highest rated Hassler and a work by 20th Kelly Harper, Bill Goldeen, benefit concert in March to The Choraliers started festival choirs in previous years century German composer Kerry Field, Neil Knutsen, help finance the trip. slow last fall and have in college choral received silver medals, as Hugo Distler. Tom Moore, Louis De La "worked very hard" since, Archibeque directed a did Santa Barbara College The choirs were judged Rosa, Ann Finch, Dan she said. Fundraising has by Ron Regalia 22-member group, The lesiva' was the Bay Area -based choir, Ar- The last week. by a team of international Hoggatt, Daneale also been a problem, SJSU music first international corn- mostly SJSU students, to The SJSU Choraliers directed by judges, headed by com- Preshaw, Bryan Walter, chibeque added. received the first gold professor Charlene Ar- petiton for the choraliers in The SJSU choir sang first place in the In- poser Samuel Adler of the Patti Conner, Lisa Win- The Choraliers will medal ever awarded at the chibeque, was rated above Archibeque's 10 years as last Saturday in the ternational Choral Corn- Eastman School of Music berg, Jayne Coates, Lorri sing at Saint Andrews Collegiate Choral Festival six other American choirs director. Nezahualcoyotl Theater on petiton in Holland in 1974 in Rochester, New York. Bruce Koliha, Church in Saratoga Friday, in Mexico City for their in winning the merit-based Medals at the annual the University of Mexico Alexander, Archibeque said the The SJSU choraliers, Pfingston, Chris April 18 at 8 p.m. performances April 2-7. award. festival, first held in 1978, campus and easter Sunday Rodger Mexico City victory was classifieds SANK YO STO 1850 stereo cassette OVERSEAS JOBS Summer 0, year LOOKING lor a wedding B UDGET FLIGHTS 1980 Domeslic deck Dolby switch. Cr02/14Cr boas round. Europe. S America, photographer Your wedding and international let flights Announcements and automatic shut off. Excellent Australia. Asia. etc. All belds. 5500 photographs by John Eric Paulson anywhere at discount fares We also canditson. 6170.Call 27711652 after 7 to 51,300 monthly. Epenses paid. Photography are expo essions of represent all charter operatoons Sightseeing For free into. write IJC. soft, elegant and uno IlY Laker) Hawaii THE love, (including LIMIT IN p M. THE SKY'S THE 426 Begonia. Corona Del Mar. CA understood. For the finest award Mexoco Europe Asia Africa call Jahn at I Services WANTED. Baseball cards, year. 2 APTS. and S sep. bdrms. Large lot. 92628. swooning photography, Australia USA. Student books and world series programs, attractive colonial at 420 S. SM St. 418 231111. Available International income MO to 51,000 autographs. statues. Mons 594.000 Call agent at 395 4401. lv EASY extra Identify Card issuance Conlin. CLARIFIED stuffing envelopes Guaranteed memorabo ha QUICK CASH. See Dr. a pen, ,Om in CENTER for Women's Care. Student Rail and BritRaol passes Send self addressed, stamped en USA. Lapin, Bus. Tower 763, or call 037- Family Planning Facility. Overseas lob placement velope TO DEXTER ENTERPRIS Youth 0191 TWIN beds. One maple. 030. One Free pregnancy testing Canada and Mexico Travel vinyl with headboard, MS. Both have ES, 3039 Shrine Pl., Los Angeles, CA gyn Exam Services Hostel Cards Student ships and

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CFINIPLJ LIPE CHUCK BEC KUM Early start advised ( BURYING SOME HEY, JOHN UN) FRATERNITY BROTHERS IT HELPS TO PROMOTE Area housing 'tight' WHAT'S GO/A.16 0/0 ? IN COW MANURE A SENSE OF KINSH IP. by Hilary K. Haan to repairs or threatening The availability of room and board in ex- If you're looking for eviction, the center will rental housing has been change for some kind of off-campus housing for the give advice to students poor in the last few years home-related work. Office summer or for next fail, "Basically we let around SJSU, but ac- The Housing its rental listing "Don't wait until the last people know what their cording to f'urtin, the acquires landlords who come minute" advises Cathy rights are as tenants," vacancy rate is even worse from into the office or send Curtin, coordinator for off' Curtin said. right now. campus housing. She said the Housing She said by com- description cards of the for rent, -The quicker you get a Office has made in- parison rental costs in the units they have up Curtin jump on it the better," said vestigations regarding SJSU area are among the said. Curtin said she would Curtin, who warns that unfair housing practices lowest of all state college the office get housing in the SJSU area is against students in the campuses. like to see involved with the campus so -Tight as ever," with a past, but it isn't involved in Average costs for safety task current vacancy rate of that at present. community renting according to Curtin in part by less than 1 percent. Curtin gives advice to force organized are as follows: The Off -Campus students looking for off- the SJSU Women's Center, Housing Office, located on campus housing: $150-200 for a room in to improve safety spartaguide the first floor of Joe West Look at listings in the a private home. awareness and conditions Hall, keeps a listing of housing office list, on the 1150-250 for a 1-2 around the campus area. Health assessments apartments, rooms, and bulletin board in the bedroom apartment. Another program The Akbayan Filipino Call Jeff Beatty at 292-2282 Spartan Oriocci will are now available for older houses for rent in the San Student Union, and in the £300 for a 2-bedroom Curtin would like to see Club will hold a meeting at for more information. hold a general meeting at 8 students at SJSU, and for Jose area. Spartan Daily and San Jose apartment. revived is one that lets staff 1:30 p.m. today in the S.U. tonight in the S.U. and faculty know about off- older citizens in the Guadalupe Room. Call According to Curtin, if Mercury classified ads. F90-150 for boarding Costanoan room. Call Steve house rooms. campus housing, so people neighboring community at Grace Subega at 277-1269 Mark at 287-9159 for more somebody is having a Look up and down El Concilio will meet at wouldn't have to commute the Gerontology Center, in for more information. information. problem with his or her streets in the area for signs There is also a small 5 p.m. today in the A.S. the Old Science Building, as much to work." landlord, like not attending advertising vacancies. listing, she said, for free room 136. Call 277-2723 for Council Chambers in the Curtin said she wants more information. Student Union. will give to let people know that this Kermit Smith SJSU Ski Club will Nominations for the a color slide presentation of is not a bad area. "It's nominate future officers at coming election will be Inca ruins, the jungle, and close to school and close to The Gerontology 7:30 tonight Reporter discusses in the held. Call Rosa Nieto at Lima at 2 pm. today in the services.' Center presents guest poet Engineering Building, 277-2404 for more in- Education Building, room Nils T. Peterson and room The off-campus service 132. formation. 100. Call Roland Hamilton that the Housing Office Clinical Philosopher Martha Culley at a party at 257-1069 for more in- coverage of Vietnam provides is financed from formation. LEAP presents a the student registration today from 2 to 3:30 pm. at lecture on speech San Jose Linguistics fees. the Gerontology Center in Association presents Bruce by Kevin Falai' the Old Science Building. pathology and audiology at The service was Derwing, speaking on "Vietnam was the 1 p.m. today in Library The Chinese Depart- started in 1972. little has "Experiments in English most exciting assignment I Central, room 217. ment will hold a free been done in the off- Campus Ambassadors Phonology" at 12:30 p.m. ever had, but the perils showing of the movie "On campus housing areas West will hold Bible studies today in the Education were great," former Top of Mt. Success" at 7:30 since former coordinator today from 1:55 to 2:45 Building, room 410. Associated Press SJSU New Age Club tonight in the Art Building, Evelyn Robinson took a p.m. in the S.U. Montalvo correspondent Hon meditation class room 133. of absence last year. Room. Call Chuck Austin at will hold a Duetsch told a journalism leave 377-3775 for more in- at 7 tonight in the S.U. class Wednesday. Curtin took the job six Almaden Room. Call Don The Cooperative weeks ago because she formation. Duetsch, 44, covered Acosta at 948-3091 for more Education Program will Career Planning and combination of the war for six months in enjoys the information. hold internship sign-ups Placement will hold SJSU 1965, calling the experience counseling as an The Marketing Club today and tomorrow from 9 televised practice in- graduate student in "the most intense six presents Bob Bell, com- a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 277-2951 terviews from 2 to 4 p.m. community clinical months of my life." munications manager for The Gay Student Union for more information. today in AV 308. psychology and -being General Electric, at 5:30 presents a speaker from After graduating from involved in community p.m. today in the S.U. Dignity, a gay Catholic Columbia University, experience." Costanoan room.Call Dan organization, at 8 tonight in The AsSocated Students Program Board of San Jose State University, Duetsch worked for several in cooperation with the L S B Leakey Foundation Curtin would also like Zamudio at 364-2184 for the A.S. Council Chambers newspapers, including the proudly presents to see other programs en- more information. in the Student Union. Call San Jose Mercury, before acted in the off-campus 279-GAYS or Joining the Associated more in- housing area. formation. Press in 1960. club for Yhe Third Annual In August, she said, the REACH, a new While working the office is planning a 3-day career-oriented women, will hold a planning session foreign desk in New York, community living Inter Varsity for the MBA forum at 3:30 Pne Duetsch first became in- workshop for people who Chrisitian Fellowship will p.m. today in the Business volved with stories about want to live in the campus meeting at 7:30 Classrooms, room 101. Call hold a Vietnam. When he was area. tonight in Dudley Anne Storer at 255-3433 for goodall offered the chance to cover Students will stay in Moorhead Hall, room 231. more information. the war directly, he the dorms during the decided to go. Residency session, and attend "Vietnam was the big workshops on tenant - story.," Duetsch said. "If The Black Student landlord law, housing Union wil hold a meeting at you got a chance logo, you discrimination, etc. 4 p.m. today in the Afro- took it." PERU '80 Curtin said there is American Studies Even though he was also a proposal to set up a Building. Members must knowledgeable about roommate workshop, in- attend at lest one of the Color Si Vietnam before he got cluding discussions geared next two meetings to obtain 0- there, in order to un- toward what to look for in a voting right. Call Juan A. Slides - Public Lecture derstand the situation, roommate and how to deal Sigler at 881-1985 for more Wednesday, April 30, 8 PM "being on the spot was with conflict. information at the critical." San Jose Center for the Performing Arts Duetsch found that PREPARE FOR Summer study journalists were expected "Dominance and Sexual Relationships to be "part of the team," Thurs. April 10 Among Chimpanzees and Baboons" even if objectivity suffered. MCAT LSAT GMAT i112 p.m Tickets are $3.50 for any student, staff, or "Some of the younger Ed. 100 faculty with proper I.D. the journalists thought $5.00 for the general public 'big -name' journalists SAT DAT GRE Tickets on sale at BASS Ticketron San Jose Box Office Stanford were under the influence of r,essoe, Box Office and the Associated Students Business Office . Pentagon and San Jose State Student the Permanent Centers open days, evenings and Union whitewashed the war," by Liz Haldha weekends. For more information call 408-277 2807 or 408 277 3228 Duetsch said. Ron Deutsch talks about his days as a Vietnam Low hourly cost Dedicatad full-lime staff Journalists who tried war correspondent Complete TEST -n-TAPE'" facilities for review of to cover the war, though, class lessons and supplementary materials. "did so at great risk." there. However, the press Smell classes taught by skilled Instructors. Transcending the Myths

Several journalists were Arriving back in the was responsible, "in an Opportunity to make up missed lessons. Voluminous home-study meterials constantly killed during his stay. U.S., Deutsch found many unprecedented way," for updated by researchers expert In their field. Lesbian & Gay Awareness Week Deutsch added. people "had become helping Americans come Opportunity to transfer to end continue study at In reponse to a numbed to the war," and "toward a whole new any of our over BO centers. April 14-18 question, Duetsch said the were not following the evaluation," of the war in U.S. media did a good job story closely. Vietnam, Deutsch said. OTHER COURSES AVAIL ABLE reporting the war itself, though Most correspon- GRE BIO GRE PSYCH MAT OCAT dents didn't so a good job reporting the social, econo- mic and political aspects," NMB VQE ECFMG FLEX NOB NLE concerning Vietnam. JonaEdC act weakest. Call Days Ixoniro a fortfr Military news was -H. what interested the AP ? (415) 327-0841 most, he added. 499 MAMMON AVENUE Deutsch left Vietnam ElrestIssal Cofer PALO ALTO 9430r (Amin(

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