Runnin' Rebels run wild Weekend off Men's and women's basketball lose to UNLV . 4.14..\,.. Arneze Washington takes a short break Pages 5 and 6 1' I from his duties in the Persian Gulf. ' 40 smr4r.7,1 pf See Below SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 4 Published Since 1934 Monday, February 4,1991 SJSU community speaks, shows colors about war By Colleen McCoy senior, is also concerned about the quiet on neck, has a boyfriend with the marines in Special to the Daily 'It's important that we campus surrounding the war. Kuwait "I'm very much against the war In a small, crowded office in the politi- show we care about (the "None of the younger people I know because it's madness. But I don't want to cal science department, a yellow ribbon have said much about the war at all. So I protest. I think that's not showing support lies taped to a computer, half hidden and troops) now.' wonder if maybe it's not seeping in," Pol- to the troops at all." slightly crushed by a stack of books. lard said. "Maybe they just think it will Some students had no mixed feelings. Two small American flags, left over Linda Chronicle, blow over." Natasha Powers, a sociology sophomore, from a presidential campaign visit several department secretary Melinda Newfamier, a freshman trans- wears a white sweatshirt with an Ameri- years ago by democratic candidate fer student from the University of Califor- can flag across the front and has three Michael Dukakis, sit in a potted plant on ribbons and American flags, a tour of the nia at Santa Cruz, thinks the students are identical ones at home. "I fully support the window sill. campus showed few visual symbols or ignoring the war. "I ignore it because it Bush and the troops over there. We can't Department secretary Linda Chromik expressions of the war in the Gulf. depresses me and I don't want to deal with let people like Hussein just unleash what- decorated her office with the ribbon and Chromik feels there will be more dis- it. It's scary that there could be a draft and ever he wants to," she said. flags to show support for the troops. "I plays as the public finds out more. "Right people don't want to think about it." Marj Sheldon, a member of Chi Alpha did it because I want all our people home now it's so antiseptic. We're not seeing Other students said they had ambivalent Ministry's Radical Reality, echoed those and safe. It's important that we show we people dying just birds. It's as if no feelings about this war. Sharai Oliver- sentiments. "I'd say that a lot of people on Jeanette Gidtsman Daily stall photographer care about them now," she said. people were -old sophomore with a campus support the war. Even if they're associated with the war." Andres. a 19-year SJSU Jr., Dan Felizzatto wears his U.S. But other than a smattering of yellow Stacey Pollard, a 29-year-old fine arts large peace sign on a chain around her See COLORS, page 4 flag sweat shirt in support of the war. Program shoots at cutting losses Presidential UPD takes aim at bike thieves war powers By Chris Lillie Daily staff writer Bicycle thieves beware and bicy- cle'owners be aware is the message debated of a University Police program Lillie Affiliation for Environmental sweeping campus. By Chris Daily staff writer Respect, said reliance on oil is Operation Dragnet, begun last The United States is emerg- the primary reason for U.S. Monday by Detective Bryan Gar- ing as the world's dominant involvement in the gulf war. rett and his bicycle theft suppres- military force, history professor "When Saddam Hussein sion team, is aiming for a 50 per- David Eakins told a capacity invaded Kuwait, he threatened cent reduction in the number of crowd in Morris Dailey Audi- bike thefts at SJSU, Garrett said. the continued stability of this torium, but its reins are in the resource which is thicker Last semester 93 bicycles worth hands of one person. approximately $30,000 were stolen than blood," Wikle said. "We The result is U.S. involve- have chosen to declare war from campus racks, according to ment in foreign conflicts such because we have chosen to UPD. These thefts led to Garrett's as the gulf war when a vast continue to choke the life out assignment of investigating the number of Americans would of our people." problem. prefer otherwise. Eakins said. The Amencan Lung Associ- "I couldn't believe the stagger- Eakins and seven other ation estimates that the United ing statistics." Garrett said. speakers addressed gulf war States spends $40 billion annu- After discovering that 89 of the topics ranging from the presi- ally on health care to combat stolen bikes were secured with dent's broadening powers to the effects of automobile pollu- chain or cable locks, Garrett the war's environmental conse- tion. Wikle said. designed a program geared more quences at a decidedly anti -war Wikle also spoke of environ- toward theft prevention than thief forum Wednesday. mental damage to the gulf apprehension. "This war is only the latest region, saying Iraq's massive "In order to curb the problem example of a war that was oil spill will take 2(X) years to I'm going to spend 90 percent of decided by our president, not flush from the gulf and that the my time on the preventive side and Hilary Schalit - Daily stall photographer by us," said Eakins, a member U.S. military is burning its 10 percent on the enforcement of Faculty for Social Responsi- cadet Scott Kim a senior bike racks looking for daily output of 300 million gal- side," he said. "I have a funny feel- Operating undercover, would be thieves. Kim is bility, which organized the administration of justice major watches over the part or the 'Bicycle theft suppression Team.' lons of sewage. ing that just with the prevention open forum. "Three hundred million gal- side we'll reduce the problem by With Soviet influence and lons a day." she emphasized. 50 percent." tages of U -locks over cable and racks by Monday," he said. semester)." he said. military might declining, the "I wouldn't want to be an ani- Garrett's chief strategy is to chain locks, he said. "They'll be close enough that The decoys will target various United States has become the mal right now." inform bike owners of the advan- "We'll have tents out by the bike (UPD officials) can talk to the bike racks. Garrett added. world's only clear-cut super- Between the forum speech- owners and tell them, 'Hey. did you "We're actually putting some power, he said. es, several SJSU students lined know a U-lock is better?'" new bikes on the racks and only "Our military expenditures up to offer their opinions from Owners will also he able to register locking them with cables or have created a terribly weak- aisle microphones. their bikes at the tents. Garreu said. chains," he said. "We're setting ened economy and the world's Media coverage of the war Another tactic calls for the distri- them up. We're playing their most powerful war machine," was one topic discussed. Inter- bution of new bicycle theft preven- game." he said. "The president can national business senior Dave tion pamphlets, shorter than those Garrett is certain who the cul- use this machine without being Pratt criticized the Spartan Daily currently available through UPD, phis are, he said. checked by foreign powers or for its Jan. 28 editorial cartoon Garrett said. "I know who it is. It's area kids by representative govern- depicting Israel as a wild dog "It's just too long," he said of the who are ripping them off and sell- ment" restrained by Bush's leash. old Department of Justice pam- ing them at the flea market." This practice has evolved "The Spartan Daily deems it phlet. "Mine is more basically, To afford Operation Dragnet since the end of World War II, appropriate to put that label on 'Did you know .. . ?' " UPD is having to rely heavily on when it was decided that the Israel,- Pratt said. -That really Garrett is also trying to make U- unpaid cadets. Garrett said. U.S. economy should be stimu- bugs mc. locks more readily available to "Unfortunately, due to budget lated externally, by involvement SJSU bicycle owners, having con- cuts there's no money for the pro- in foreign affairs, rather than "I see Israel as a country tacted local bike shop Bicycle ject. so I'm using our cadets," he internally, Eakins said. with incredible restraint that Express and the Spartan can suffer bombing without Bookstore said. "We're making ends meet." "The important point about selling them. is that retaliating," he said. Incentives for cadets to perform it was not Congress that made As for his apprehension strategy, well include weekend Other students told of how use of a this decision," he said. "It was a map and decoys will be instru- Lake Tahoe the war is affecting them. cabin for whoever a decision made in the execu- Hilary Schalit Daily stall photographe mental. Garret said. makes the most arrests. Garrett tive branch, "I remember being a little "I have a pin map by the president lockectwith cables or chains are the number of last said. and his kid and watching the (prisoners Mountain bicycles semester's bike thefts, advisers." USU. s campua and I'm just "I've got them motivated." he of war) come home from Viet- one target among bike thieves on going to track them (this added. "It's going to work" Leslie Wikle, another forum nam," student Frank Cava said. speaker and member of Student See FORUM, page 4 Memorial service scheduled for Washington makes stop at SJSU By John Bessa After spending a week at conference will be held at Travn, past A.S. Vice President Walters Daily staff writer Travis Air Force Base III Fair- this week. Washington said, and Associated Students' presi- field as part of the support effort he will be able to provide more A memorial for Jim Walters is for speaking out about gay rights attempted to educate people about dent and Air Force reservist for troops in the Gulf. Washing- information then. scheduled for Friday at noon in the and AIDS issues. AIDS. Arneze Washington may have ton said he was permitted to Knsu Nowak. A.S. vice presi- Spartan Memorial. "He always wanted to strive for Walters was given an honorary been called to military duty Jan. come home "to take care of busi- dent, has assumed the duties of Walters, last year's Associated the best and saw the best in peo- history degree in December during 25, but his spirit is still with ness." referring to a housing situ- president in the absence of Student's Vice President. died last ple," said Kristi Nowak. acting a special ceremony. SJSU. ation. Washington. Monday at Valley Medical Center A.S. president. "I liked Jim," said Pat Mullen- During a special trip home last Washington, a pharmaceutical "This won't be easy." said after a four-year battle against Walters helped write the universi- berg. A.S. accounting supervisor. week Washington attended the technician, has declined to say A.S. Controller Jennie Reyes AIDS. He entered the hospital ty's drug and alcohol policy. "He really felt a lot for the whole Spartan basketball game against where he will be serving during "Its not just filling his absense four days earlier with a collapsed As vice president of the Gay and university." University of Nevada at Las Operation Desert Storm. A press it's hard to replace him." lung. Lesbian Alliance he helped bring Vegas, Thursday night. He was well-known on campus speakers and plays to campus that Rohen W So-We Page 2, Spartan Daily, February 4, 1991 Forum- Opinions and Letters
EDITORIAL CAMPUS VOICE WIGGSY SIVERTSEN Let the truth of war shine Human relations board ignores gays Editor's note: This letter was addressed of the academic community. That message they stay in institutions longer because to SJSU President Gail Fullerton. states very clearly, "Stay in the closet and foster homes and adoptive parents don't Like a spoiled child that action. doesn't want to swallow The war in Vietnam opened our keep a low profile." Someone must speak want them. Your recent failure to recognize the for them. On this campus, the hostility toward the bad tasting medicine, the eyes slightly. lesbian and gay community at SJSU in You obviously don't know that three gay and lesbian student population is no public doesn't want to witness the We acknowledge that censorship your selection of the Human Relations times more gay and lesbian teenagers kill better than it is elsewhere. Last year one morbid realities of war. in certain cases is legitimate and Committee members cannot pass without themselves every year than does any other student had a gay message on his door We were disheartened to learn necessary to protect American and comment. I am angry not only because group of young people, that the high burned. Lesbian and gay people are the that, according to a recent Los allied soldiers in the Gulf from you refused to select someone who can school drop-out rate is an estimated 28 brunt of cruel jokes. Some faculty still Angeles Times poll, 57 percent of enemy attack. effectively represent the needs of my percent, that the drug and alcohol rate is think it's funny to tell AIDS jokes. The people surveyed want the U.S. The military, however, is community but also because you have astronomical. Young people are castaways Spartan Daily has often run columns that communicated an extremely negative from their homes because of the ignorance cast this community in the most vicious military to impose even tighter inflating this threat in order to message to the gay and lesbian members and misunderstanding of their families; and distorted light possible. Religion is restrictions on media coverage. avoid shocking those watching the used as the justification for telling gay and As a nation we are fortunate to evening news. We have no lesbian students they are immoral and have never, in recent history, been memory of war on the homefront, perverted. Teachers seldom talk about the attacked on American soil, except which is why we should broadcast concerns of living that are a part of every for Pearl Harbor, which was a combat missions and report on GaRc,EN 01: homosexual's existence. naval port. The last time it troop casualties. When you speak of discrimination at SJSU. you don't speak of discrimination happened was in 1812, a mere toward the gay and lesbian community. page in our elementary history hat is what we call war. Rather, you remain silent, either because textbooks. This editorial is not you are fearful that you may be In other words, we don't know taking sides on the war considered one of. us or-worse what it's like to have our streets issue. yet-because you don't care about the strewn with bodies after an air Revealing the face of war is abuse we endure. No other group on this raid. something, we feel, the public campus suffers legitimate exclusion as does the gay and lesbian community. No Even though war is nothing new needs, whether they are turned off other group on this campus is subjected to for us in this century, they have all by it or not. a "legitimate" investigation into their taken place on foreign lands. Our To make a sincere and heartfelt personal lives, who they are friends with, military knows what it is like to judgement on whether we ought who they sleep with. etc. No other group suffer heavy casualties, but to fight Iraq requires a healthy of people live with tremendous daily fear civilians at home have never been dose of the truth. Without some forced into ground bunkers and substantial knowledge, we may as You pounded another nail whole populations have never well be making hypothetical been decimated. decisions about a war we know into the coffin of gay and This is war. But because we have little about. lesbian discrimination at been so sheltered, we have We cannot afford to be so SJSU. You have made it become desensitized to military detached. harder for those ...who would be willing to start the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR process of coming out to feel safe. Education, not Speculation pertinent information. Typical of modern society, the of "being found out" than do lesbians and Editor. technology is present, but the content is gays. lacking. The litany of abuse toward my After much talk and debate about the I am not surprised that many Americans community is long and painful. I purpose of the war in the Persian Gulf, it do not have an opinion. They must realize EDITOR'S FORUM recognize that your personal feelings has become obvious that not everyone has that they do not have the whole story, or even would not allow you to choose me for this gathered complete information, or even accurate parts of the whole. ANTHONY CATALDO committee-I am, after all, the most visible correct information about Operation If Americans are given the truth, they and recognized lesbian leader both on _Desert Shield and Dparation Desert egn form an opinion. If not, only rash. campus and in the South Bay-but at the Storm. emotional, and unsubstantiated opinions A new avocation very least you should have consulted me Most arguments rely upon speculation: can result. about other credible candidates who are speculation about Saddam Hussein's I am not in favor of the press familiar with the issues, who are not afraid moral character, his political intentions inadvertently sabotaging the war effort by to be identified as gay or lesbian, and who and, most recently, Iraq's relationship revealing military intelligence secrets, nor for a new year would not consider the fight for gay and with Iran. am I in favor of government applied lesbian rights as "flag waving." as your Anti -war protesters speculate about censorship. Rather. I am in favor of Finally, after dabbling in exercise, being able to make eye contact with appointee has called it. George Bush's personal investments in information, freedom of the press. and the mountain bike riding, tennis, and golf, every person who walks by me. I You pounded another nail into the coffin ). the Middle East. his connections with First Amendment of the Constitution of I've finally found solace in one watched some of my cohorts do it and. of gay and lesbian discrimination at SJSU. wealthy Arab landowners and his past the United States of America. avocation that I can truly appreciate. boy, they've got what it takes. The way You have made it harder for those involvement with the CIA. Perhaps the purpose of this war is to Mall loitering. they turn their head with such alacrity members of the university community I am disappointed with the lack of move Americans into re-evaluating our I found myself being drawn into it they don't skip a glance. who would he willing to start the process information and the overflow of Constitution. our principles, and even our during the holidays, and, well. I The most respected loiterers can stare of coming out to feel safe. Gays and speculation that has saturated American form of government. media channels. suppose at the time I felt I was finding down an unwary male victim without lesbians at SJSU do not live in the closet my niche. even blinking then immediately scan because they are cowards-they live there We are able to see pictures of soldiers. Denise Garcia So last week I finally bought myself a the entire figure of his woman-friend because this is a hostile environment and reporters. and explosions minutes after Senior brand new Raiders (so they lost the before they pass. Those are the elite, they arc afraid for their jobs: they are events actually happen. but the media is English not able to supply the accompanying playoffs, nobody else seems to mind) however. I still have a long way before afraid of the rejection they have all too jacket and some Nike Air high-tops and I get to that stage. often learned to expect. began roaming the tiled floors of Mall loiterers' etiquette is a discipline Furthermore, you have told those Reporter's bias the crisis is "anti-troop." This is untrue. Eastridge. in itself. When ordering food, for members of this community who have I am a member of the "anti-war" side. instance, you must worked hard for you and the campus that Editor, and I am just as loyal to my country as the Mall loiterers' etiquette is a remember never to say their efforts are not appreciated or are "pro-troop" side. "please" or "thank you." appreciated only if they keep a low profile I strongly object to the biased reporting discipline in itself. When ordering You don't want to leave and keep their lifestyle silent. You have demonstrated by John Bessa and Robert I've spent four years of my life abroad food...you must remember never any false impressions relegated the deep concerns of the gay and Scoble in their story. "Anti-war. pm-troop with the guy behind the (don't tell me to love it or leave it I to say "please" or "thank you." lesbian community to a back burner of groups scrimmage." in the Tuesday. Jan. have) and I have happily returned to the counter. And if you importance and once again closed the door 28 issue of the Spartan Daily. home of the free. I protest because I don't accidentally slip by that would lead them to a sense of safety Bessa and Scoblc said of the forces want any casualties whatsoever. American What a spiritual uplifter. Oh. sure I saying "thank you" after and security. gathered outside the San Jose Federal or Iraqi. had a little trouble learning how to getting your meal, you can easily The measure of a great university Building, "On the one side are the posture my body so that my pelvis redeem yourself by blurting "home - president is not in the streets she closes Of patriotic and increasingly vocal policy Following Bessa and Scoble's logic, to would jut forth first, but my ever keen boy." It's a subtle art. indeed. the buildings she guilds hut rather in the supporters." call on side "anti-war- is to call the other cerebellum adjusted to the new If you're interested. I'm attempting to contribution she makes to the side "pro-war.- Pro-war would mean pro- equilibrium. start a "Society of Mall Loitering" enhancement of the human condition by This sentence blatantly suggests that the bombs, pro-casualties. pro-death. and pro- Also I had to teach myself (you know chapter here at SJSU for all males ages being in the forefront of leadership away "anti-war" side is not patriotic. Not only bodybags. its the only way to do it if you want to 16 to 25. from the prison of discrimination and does it portray the reporters' sadly limited do it right) to decelerate my pace to a For all you women who enjoy bigotry. reference, coming from frame of I can assure you. if I were a near standstill. So I began wearing ten- roaming shopping malls in packs, keep As long as the leadership of SJSU fails "journalism" students this type of serviceperson stationed in the Persian pound anklewcights (discreetly hidden applying those ouaner-inch foundations to recognize that permissible jaundiced reporting is shocking. Gulf, I most certainly would not want this under the flap of my Nike hightops) to your visage. You are bound to discrimination toward any group exists, all get recognized as a legitimate order of The media is fond of creating labels. kind of "loyal" support. and connected fishing line between my other discrimination will continue to such as pro-choice. pro-life, and anti -war. shoes to limit my stride. Works the society. flourish. However, to call supporters of the Persian Lisa C. Thorn beautifully. Anthony Caudill, is the Spartan Daily Gulf crisis "pro-troop" is a fallacy, for it Senior "the one thing that still eludes me is Wigg.sy Siverisen is a countelor at forum ethh, would seem anyone who doesn't support Journalism Student Counseling Servi, et SPARTAN DAILY
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demonstrations. major. "But I have a real dilemma a radio-TV-film junior. renewed world significance, espe- example of U.S. government "He told me, 'You better just when you start talking about peace Anthropology -cybernetics lec- cially after its conquest by the hypocrisy, said Robert Gliner, act- FORUM keep it up and God bless you, advocates. I can't see peace being turer Mira Zussman, who said she British in World War II, she said. ing chairman of SJSU's sociology From page I because that's what brought us the answer. visited Iraq several years ago on a "Iraq was interested in rebuild- department and one of the forum's "Now I look at the 18-year-olds home from Vietnam, Eppard "I'm one of those people who fellowship, gave a brief history of ing their civilization with our organizers. and 19-year-olds I work with and I said. think that you shouldn't complain the country during her speech. help," Zussman said. "It was frag- "It is true Saddam Hussein is a can't believe its happening Another student, however, without a solution," Nash said. All Iraqis, no matter their cultur- mented because the borders of brutal dictator, but if he is so again." expressed doubt about the peace "That's why I'm going to these al or religious heritage, share a Iraq, like the borders throughout abhorrent, why did President Bush Renee Eppard, a junior commu- protesters. things, to hear a solution." common background, she said, the region and in Africa, were oppose congressional sanctions nications studies major, said she "Before this war started, I had "The thing about war as a solu- which is what Hussein discovered colonial borders." against Hussein when he used had spoken with a Vietnam veter- reservations," said Michelle Nash, tion is that it precludes all other when he researched Iraq's history Then, Iraq lost all access to the chemical weapons on his own peo- an about the ongoing peace a senior finance and economics solutions," countered Sue Gurney to find a means of uniting his Persian Gulf in its war with Iran, ple?" GI iner asked. country. she said. Needing a gulf outlet, the Gliner also questioned Bush's "He discovered that whether Iraqis eyed Kuwait, which borders rationale for attacking Iraq when, at they were Caldean or Kurdish, the gulf, and asked the U.S. the same time, the president dou- Christian or Jewish or Islamic, ambassador to Baghdad whether bled U.S. military aid to El Sal- they were all from the area of the United States was obligated by vador, a regime reported to have ancient Mesopotamia, ancient treaty to defend the oil-rich coun- "tortured, raped and murdered Sumeria," Zussman said. try, Zussman said. 50,000 nuns, priests, union workers This became a source of pride "The U.S. ambassador told the and peasants," Glincr said. for Hussein and Iraq because of (Iraqi) Foreign Ministry that we Jack Kurzweil, an electrical their ancestors' historical contribu- had no policy, that we considered engineering professor and another tions, she said. this a regional dispute that the forum organizer, also questioned "They were the prototypes of countries could resolve on their Bush's motives. The forum's last civilization," Zussman said. "It own," Zussman said. speaker, he compared the presi- was not only the birthplace of civi- Iraqi troops rolled into Kuwait dent's gulf policy to the story of lization, but it was the birthplace the next day, she said. the man who kills his parents, then of law itself." The resulting outrage from the pleads for leniency because he is This prompted Iraq to aim for Bush administration is but one an orphan.
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Slim margin? than we did." Morrison did, however, credit Well yes, considering the Re- But hustle was not enough to his team's defense with playing bels, the top team in the nation. counter the omnipotent attack of Larry Johnson tough enough to were beating teams by an average the Runnin' Rebels. Larry John- get him to lose his cool at Mike of 31.6 points and SJSU (5-14. 3- son scored 21 points and grabbed Brotherton. The two were split up 7) is in last place in the Big West 18 rebounds, both game highs, before any confrontation could Conference. but the rest of UNLV's scoring ensue, which was not the case was spread around evenly. with a brawl in the crowd. Before taking on SJSU, the Re- The attention shifted for a few bels beat Utah State, who is The Rebels are known for scor- moments from the court to a fourth in the Big West, 126-83. ing big, but they take the most scuffle in the stands, which the Mike Wasserburger, who had a pride in their stingy defense. They security personnel broke up after game-high 15 points for the Spar- have held their opponents to just a few jabs in a couple minutes. tans, thought his team did a good 39 percent from the floor this job keeping UNLV well below year, using a combination of man- The Spartans can hold their the 100-point mark that they to-man and a floating, swarming heads high after playing the best usually acheive. zone. SJSU was no exception, team in college basketball. Was- "We played pretty good de- shooting 38 percent from the floor serburger said. SJSU held the Re- fense," he said. "Not many in the game. bels to only 39 percent shooting in the second half and kept the game teams can stop (UNLV)." Thursday's contest began in- Although SJSU scored the first from becoming a laugher by out- nocuously, with the Spartans hustling the hustlers. basket of the game and seven of leading 5-2 after the first minute the first nine points in the second and a half. But that was their last Morrison said UNLV is" right half to cut the lead to 12, UNLV lead, and after back-to-back-to- up there with the best teams I've coach Jerry Tarkanian remained back dunks by Larry Johnson, seen." calm. He never even unfolded his Eyrie Gray and George Ackles Wasserburger agreed, and said theraputic towels, which he with 7:20 left in the half, the Re- "I don't think they'll lose the rest chomps on in times of stress. Tar- bels led 38-22 and were on their of the year." He also thought that kanian did, however, think his way to victory. the good effort could carry over team played sluggishly for the through the remainder of the sea- first time this season in the second SJSU played admirably son. half. But he was quick to appraise throughout the game though over- "I think we can beat any team George Ortiz - Daily staff photographei the Spartans. matched, and the Rebels put on a left on our schedule." he said "Give (SJSU) credit," said show without pouring it on. Ev- After Friday night, who UNLV forward Larry Johnson (second from left) loses the ball w bile going over the top of Spar- Tarkanian. "They played harder eryone was pleased, with the ex - knows" tan Mike Brotherton. as #50 Greg Anthony and #32 Stacey Augnion watch. Spartan sports week in the Big West) tougher than a lot fingers and hope no one does. since undergoing arthroscopic knee , it nationally ranked teams have. In Thursday's game against UNLV surgery Dec. 26. tact, the Rebels have averaged 31 was something fans, media, Batiste didn't score rhis week in sports for SJSU players any points more than their opponents, and even coaches will cherish points, but had two assists and grabbed a rebound in 13 Spartans hut they only defeated the Spartans forever. Although the game is minutes of Sport Time play. Day Opponent by 24. The final score was 88-64. nothing but another victory for Tart Tue. Men's Tennis Stanford 1:30 play "I want to give San Jose Larry Johnson, Stacey Augmon, "Troy's important to us," Women's Tennis Sonoma State 1:30 credit." UNLV legendary coach Anderson Hunt. and the list goes on Wasserburger said. "Having him in the line-up is just another boost for Baseball Cal Sate Hayward 2:00 hard-nosed Jerry Tarkanian said after the for the Rebels' future NBA stars, it game. "They scraped and played means a lot to the Us. Jammers Basketball Tulsa 7:35 Spartans. hard. In fact. I think they played SJSU doesn't mean nearly as Thu. Women's Basketball UC Santa Barbara 7:30 harder than we did." much to pro scouts as UNLV. so Fans who attended the game will Jammers Basketball Wichita Falls 7:05 Sic% Helmer Spartan coach Stan Morrison draft opportunities for our team are never forget the Rebels' back-to- State 2:00 didn't describe his team's not that great. But senior guard back-to-back dunks by Johnson. Fri. Men's Tennis Sacramento it III the SJSU Hat, Perft)I1Dance as generous as Tark. Mike Wasserburger will always Eyrie Gray and George Ackles mid- Baseball Cal State Los Angeles 2:0.0 baeketball leosisteghilla "I didn't think we way thntngh the first half. AfrhOugh citing, energetic wrestled in have the memory of scoring 15 Men's Gymnastics Stanford 7:30 the mud with them as much they were met with cheers from the performance against the UNLV as we points against Greg Anthony. Women's Tennis NorCal Intercollegiates 2:00 should have," he said. "I crowd, it suddenly put a sudden Runnin' Rebels on Thursday night don't "It feels pretty good," Sat. Swimming Sacramento, UCSC 12:00 think our players coldness on the game. It woke the at the Event Center. played dirty. I Wasserburger said. "I was happy know we didn't play as with my Event Center up, now realizing Baseball Cal State Los Angeles 1:00 Everybody knew the Spartans aggressive performance. We started as we should have. They (UNLV) out SJSU was no match for Tark's Men's Basketball Utah State 7:30 didn't stand a chance against the strong and then just faded. They were aggressive. You got to fight play great defense. no doubt Runnin' Rebels. Women's Gymnastic Oregon State 7:30 greatest basketball dynasty since about fire with tire." it. We just got to keep our heads up Women's Basketball UC Irvine 5:00 the early '70s UCLA teams, yet But the Spartans will always have that didn't stop the blue and gold now." Ice Hockey Oregon 6:00 Whatever impression you that minute-and-a-half when home team from giving it their all. had of SJSU's Spartans have no reason Jammer's Basketball Wichita Falls 7:05 The Terrell's left corner 3-pointer put It also didn't stop a record crowd . performance. aggressive or not to. They shot 38 percent SJSU on top 5-2 That was the last Spartan home games are in bold-faced type. of 4,867 from cheering on the not, it still was no match fora against UNLV. Not bad. time the Spartans would lead, Spartans. sluggish UNLV team. And so far Michael St. Julien scored Basketball played at the Event Center, Gymnastics at the 11 points because less than a minute bier the Despite the Spartan's 5-13 this year, no team has been. Also, and Charles Terrell added nine. But Spartan Gym, Tennis at South Campus Courts and Baseball at Rebel's pulled out on top, on their record going into the game, they having the Rebels represent the Big most iniportantly, senior guard Troy way to defeating SJSU for the 21st San Jose fyl_ unIcIpal Stadium played UNLV 117-0 overall, 10-0 West C onterenee. let's crass our Batiste made his first appearance consecutive time. Classified
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Montht II 10 am 11 10 pm Rol iiim Dein tett.hte eh mans. 7454 0311 11 Remmod ye Flen MI MIME En mono ma me ma ow mi no mem me em mi sew Page 6, Spartan Daily, February 4, 1991 Sports ANNIE Lady Spartans lose 79-46 Fullerton State president decides to II) Chris Lithe keep football team in Division I-A Daily staff writer As the season dwindles, so does the number of SJSU women's bas- By Robert W. Scoble West Conference. "We had some really key people ketball players in uniform. Daily staff writer SJSU would have lost a home come forward." Junior guard Chris Snyder and Fullerton Slate's for Shall pro- game and would have had to fill According to Carroll, two peo- freshman forward Marilyn Brown gram is heaving huge sighs of re- that spot with another team. Tom ple pledged $50.(XX) on Friday to are out for the year with knee inju- lief. It was almost taken out of Di- Brennan. SJSU's athletic director, keep the tbothall program in Divi- ries and coach Tina Krah sus- vision I-A last week after reports said that the conference also would sion I-A. pended freshmen Megan Wrinkle of a $500,(18) budget deficit arose. have had to find another team. "It was very positive. Over- and Maria Silverio last Tuesday "1 am pleased to announce that "I'm happy to hear that (Ful- whelming support for the commu- through Friday for disciplinary rea- the football program will continue lerton's decision to keep the foot- nity," said Nan Buffington, Ful- sons. at Cal State Fullerton and that new ball team in I-A)." said Terry lerton's Atheletic Business That left just six Spartans to take fund-raising activities are under- Shea, SJSU's head football coach. Manager. "We're keeping it." on No. 16 UNLV in the Event way." Fullerton's President Mil- It eliminates us from going out Center on Thursday and the results ton Gordon said in a press release and trying to replace a team." were predictable: The Lady Rebels Friday. "My decision reflects the Fullerton's athletic council rec- rode a 25-2 run in the second half clear and strong support that has ommended to President Gordon on emerged during the past week." Jan. 24 that the football team "You hate to have financial dif- should be dropped from Division I- WAve-re K 'In the second ficulties become public." FA1 Car- A status. roll, Fullerton State's Athletic Di- Gordon said his decision to keep half! thought we ran rector, said. "We were looking at the football team was influenced out of gas.' a budget problem of about $500,- by community members who came 000 last year." forward in the past week with ELECTRICAL Tina Krah, If Fullerton had dropped out of checks in hand. DESIGN women's basketball coach Division I-A, it would have had an "I'm very pleased by Dr. Gor- effect on other teams in the Big don's decision,'Carroll said ENGINEER to a 79-46 Big West win. "In the second half I thought we NEEDED ran out of gas," Krah said. "They pretty much wore us out and their ability took over." UNLV (16-3 overall, 7-2 in con- Wavetek, a world ference) is now 15-0 against SJSU Communicatejn Color leader in the design (2-18, 0-11). Their record includes of precision electronic an 84-55 drubbing Jan. 9 in Las test and measurement Vegas. The Spartans, who have lost 11 Now At Kinko's instruments has an straight, played the Lady Rebels Canon Color Laser Copies entry level position for close in the first half. After UNLV an Electrical design zipped to an 11-0 lead. SJSU engineer. within 17-11 on Karen pulled to Transparencies Must have I3SEE Smith's seven points and a basket Presentations each from Sherry Yudt and Pam Displays Sales Flyers with analog, digital, Pember. and microprocessor Rocksford Takamatsu Daily staff photographer Even Copy From Slides' The Lady Rebels then boosted Charts/Graphs design experience. their lead to 26-16 behind junior SJSU forward Pam Pember scored 13 points Thursday, but it was Creative individual forward Tasha Bradley's five not enough as the UNI.V Lady Rebels downed the Spartans 79-46. who enjoys lab bench points, but Kim Skaggs nailed a than zone." three-pointer, Pember scored an- the nine-minute stretch were two work in a small R& I ) "It wasn't as much any defense Pember free throws. kinkoss other bucket and Smith hit two free they played as we got really environment. throws to narrow the gap to 28-23. SJSU outscored UNLV 12-10 tired," Krah said. However, she did what we over the final six minutes, but by the copy center "I thought we added that fatigue was no excuse. of the then, poor shooting and 22 turn- wanted to do." Krah said "They're a good defensive Send resume first half. "We moved the hall well overs had taken a toll. team." she said. "I think UNLV is HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK ASAP to: and we got the shots we wanted." really talented." "We're not going to win hall- OPEN 24 to the line with Bonnie Schultz Smith stepped UNLV's Jackson scored six of games shooting under 30 per- 2:51 left in the half and a chance to 295-4336 Wavetek her team-high 17 points in the 25-2 cent," Krah said. "We have to be make the score 28-25, but she 210 S. Third St. run, while Bradley, Tammy Moore patient. We need to get a higher 488 Tasman Drive missed both free throws and San Jose, CA 94112 and Mandy Hannah each added shooting percentage and less turn- Sunnyvale, CA UNLV Jackson sub- guard Teresa four. SJSU's only interruption in overs to stay in some games." 94089 sequently scored for a 30-23 Lady Across from McDonald's Rebel lead. Smith cut it to 30-25 with a jumper from the lane. but UNLV connected twice more for a 34-25 halftime score. JOIN US FOR FELLOWSHIP Fatigue reared its head as a fac- tor in the second half. The Spar- tans stayed with UNLV until the Friday Feb. 8 - 7:30 pm 15:15 mark, but with the score 44- 20 OZ. 32 the Lady Rebels unknowingly took a page from the playbook of PIZZA NIGHT Cal State Long Beach, which heat INSULATED MUG... SJSU 110-56 last Monday night. Thursday Feb. 7 - 12 Noon UNLV Coach Jim Bolla said he was unaware that Long Beach had pressed the Spartans full-court. but Bible Study in the Chapel the Lady Rebels used the same tac- filled with house coffee tic in blowing open Thursday's For More Information Call: game. Campus Pastor "I thought we just played an ag- Gary Aldrin gressive game." Bolla said. 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Maceo Parker 111EZEIC=11 AVAILABLE AT and Roots Revisited with JB Horns (Fred SPA RTA N BOOKSTORE Wesley and PeeWee S. U. CAFETERIA * ONE SWEET STREET Ellis from the James UNIVERSITY ROOM * THE BAKERY Brown Band) at Noon - free Student Union 'Amphitheater Get in the habit... EACH of us can make a difference!!