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t. I Spartan Daily thing .ation Volume 78, No 6 1 Serving the San Jose Community Since 1934 Wednesday, May 19, 1982

ps at t im- tupid lad a is not 'One-time' student surcharge may continue I two 'Rumors are going around'; t, and h. $400 million cut predicted

By Scott Shdrel per student. ing "It's looking uglier and uglier," Richards said the surcharge will was one student leader's description likely continue into the next year. of next year's California State But the student lobbyist said s life, University budget prospect. most of the significant decisions will aised, Curtis Richards, full-time come out of the Senate-Assembly 'ess is lobbyist for the California State conference committee. Student Association, said CSU After annoucing his May ;et all students face an uncertain future revision last week, "the governor d may offering no hope in the face of a gave up he threw the ball into the deteriorating California economy. legislator's park," Richards said. resses Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s II have annual May revison of next year's The legislature is now working before budget proposal is now projecting a with last year's budget minus any ig else $3.3 billion defecit, Richards said. cost of living adjustments. Richards of all "Directives have gone out from said. ible to the governor) everywhere, for Many of the variables that could either everyone to start cutting," he said, affect the budget won't be known but pointed out the many variables until the June primaries. At that in the situation. time voters will decide on three large "We have no idea what students ballot measures which could change have a will be paying," Richards said. the budget situation. eing a The student association has The measures are Propositions voted to endorse a recent recom- 5,6 and 7. The first two, if voted for, stress mendation by the California Post- would repeal the inheritance tax. rson is secondary Education Commission State economists have predicted a resses. which would tie fees to state support. $340 million loss if that happens. finding I it's, CSU students would pay 20 to 30 percent of the state support for each Proposition 7, also called Jarvis III, would extend indexing of state ti'closed student per year. The state con- have tributes an average of $3,000 to each income tax. The tax would be ad- student's higher education cost. justed annually to inflation and is time predicted to cost the state another s that That formula would result in $120 million. body SJSU student's paying between $150 The student association is op- and $300 next semester. posing all three measures. avoid But Richards warned that Since the state constitution "rumors are going around all over prohibits deficits of more than the place" in Sacramento where the $300,000 the legislature would have Anti -Khomeini protestors picket Union CSSA lobbyists are based. to cut services or increase other taxes to make up the money. He said the governor has had One possibility leaders in Demonstrators, who refused to give their names, protested demonstration took place yesterday at noon by the Student weekly meetings with many of the Sacramento are "serously looking against Ayatollah Khomeini's government in Iran. the Union. representatives of the various state at," Richards said, is the oil agencies. severence tax. That would raise $500 Some in Sacramento have million. predicted a $400 million cut in Two deans favor faster process California higher education $100 After toying with the idea for million from the CSU system, months, Richards said Brown could Richards said. soon make a move for endorsement Last year the system was cut by of the tax something of a surprise Slow admission may stymie enrollment $22 million and the board of trustees in an election year. levied a "one time" surcharge of $46 continued on page 3 and (4 By Jon Swartz here, and not wait. We should use the rl a If two SJSU deans could have it process for those who are eligible." their way, the admissions process The admissions system used at SJSU Wheeler thinks the present raig would be changed from un- system used at SJSU is a slow king conditional to conditional ad- is a slow process, said Gerald Wheeler process. IRA committee vote allows will missions. "If we're slow, and the evidence iscle Deans Gerald Wheeler of the unconditional admissions policy. to be, and end up enrolling is pretty clear, we should do reporter to attend meeting School of Social Sciences and An- This policy gives students a elsewhere. something about it," he continued. scle drew Hughey of the School of Ap- longer time petiod to apply to SJSU Wheeler said he favors a con- "People don't like to wait for

and plied Arts and Sciences favor a shift and has resulted in additional ditional admissions format instead notification of their acceptance. After a series of open and secret allow the press in the meeting. aid. to conditional admissions and an enrollment, according to Jerry of an unconditional process. They get impatient and go ballots yesterday the Instructionally The IRA committee makes n is accelerated policy of notifying Houseman, director of admissions "I'd rather have conditional elsewhere. People don't like un- Related Activities committee voted recommendations to SJSU freshmen applicants. and records. admissions," Wheeler said. "If certainty. 6-1-1 to allow the press to sit through President Gail Fullerton on which lues The remaining five deans could requirements are spelled out, yes. It Wheeler said "declining their final meeting of the year. groups should get how much of the 't be not be reached for comment. That process, however, also speeds up the admission's process in enrollment costs the school students Twice the committee asked the $278,000 fund. that Presently, SJSU's admissions results in a belated admissions some ways because it allows and money since the whole system is Spartan Daily reporter to leave The money comes from a $5 nine and records office notifies high process where students are not students interested in coming here run by enrollment figures." peaceably before voting to recon- semester fee levied on students. The school senior applicants under an notified as early as they would like and with the credentials to come continued on page 4 sider their earlier decision not to state kicks in $37,500. she The Daily will give a detailed ling account of the committee's iety recommendations tomorrow. F'M Yesterday was the last in a series of meetings that began last Part-time teaching lacks job security month. At the first meeting the committee voted to allow the press to sit through all the meetings. College. security and few benefits? But then at last week's con- Some days she works 13 hours: some weeks she reads and For some, it's perfect for them. Part-time instructors in ference the group reversed itself and corrects 90 compositions. She is rasing a pre-schooler and engineering and business don't have worries about enrollment, voted not to allow the press ad- ;mother child is noticeably on the way. and many have jobs in the business world. For others, it's a way mittance to the final deliberations. Heifferson's life could be used for a Geritol commercial. But to establish themselves in the education business. A state assemblyman on although her husband will keep her, she is reminded each Monday said he was outraged at the Nemester that the university may not. When Heifferson was finishing graduate school at SJSU in decision and said he would call Like most part-time teachers at SJSU. Heifferson is em- 1977, she imagined she would some day be a full professor of Fullerton to demand accountablity. ployed on a semester-to-semester basis. Enrollment drops and English. She now says that was an "unrealistic" goal. Without a But Hobert Burns, academic budget cuts hit the temporary part-timers first and hardest. Ph. D., she wouldn't even by seriously considered for a tenured vice president, told the IRA com- position and the job market is so tight she doesn't think going on mittee to disregard all pressures "It is a tragedy in many ways that they work at the whim of to get her doctorate would improve her chances too much. from the administration, state enrollment," Academic Vice President Hobert Burns said. But, Some departments at SJSU haven't hired any tenure-track assemblyman or the Daily itself and he added, part-time temporary positions are necessary. professors in more than 12 years.) make a decision on its own. I Editor's note: This is the first article in a three-part series Temporary lecturers serve as a buffer for full-time faculty. But she stays at SJSU teaching English IA, IS, writing exploring stress among faculty members. Part one looks at They teach extra classes, freeing full-time teachers to do workshop and other composition courses for the experience. The committee, which Burns problems facing part-time teachers and those breaking into the committee work, research and other non-teaching chores, Heifferson's philosophy has been to work hard and stand out and sits on as a representative of the education business. ) Bunts said. then get a good department reference. That, plus here SJSU administration, then asked the Daily Also, when student enrollment fluctuates, it is easier for teaching experience will help her get a job at a community reporter to leave. administrators to appoint and dismiss part-time, temporary college, she hopes. But right now opportunites are limited at Twice the reporter refu.sed to Natal D.01. !Lc, .1 I:. ta hire and layoff tenure-track I perm:meat, that level too, Ileifferson said. budge citing the state open meeting Special to the Daily laculh A former search for candidates is made by the There are dozens of teachers in various departments with laws as reason to stay. The com- Nancy Heifferson stays busy. university when a permanent position opens up part-time situations similar to Heifferson's. They want to teach and mittee eventually decided not to call She teaches three composition courses for SJSU's English jobs at SJSU are filled with less trouble. temporary status is the only game in town. the police or postpone the meeting, , department. She also teaches part-time at San Jose City Why would anyone take a part-time job which has no job continued on page 4 the options it had earlier considered. page 2 Wedoesday May 19 1982 forum Reagan's gutting the FCC

The proposal by the Reagan Administration to FCC, was established on the basis that the airwaves deregulate Federal Conununiciation Commission belong to the public. Unlike newspapers, radio is controls of radio in favor of the marketplace deter- restricted to the boundaries of the airwaves, its mining any guidelines, if at all, is another blatant regulation by government. attempt that can only hurt, if not destroy, the rights of This move by Congress thwarted complete control Amercians to be effectively served by one of the of the medium by the advertisers and slowly grew into nation's most vital and necessary mediums. a comprehensive system of regulation designed to The move is in effect a smokescreen by Reagan to serve in the public interest, convenience and necessity. give another industry a carte blanche invitation to During the past year-and-a-half there has been an regulate itself. exhaustive effort underway in Washington to The logic is that deregulation means less govern- deregulate radio from government control, a move I ment and thus will save the taxpayer money, ac- that informed sources say will lead to the eventual decontrol of the entire communicatons industry. Radio stations that before 1981 were required to have a specific amount of public affairs programming and to provide public service announcements to community organizations would be exempt from doing By Wade Barber so under the proposed guidelines. Assoc. Forum Editor Also slated for removal are ascertainmnt guidelines, which call for constructive dialogue bet- ween station management and community leaders to determine what needs can be filled by the stations' programming. cording to the administration. But deregulation will Another FCC guideline designed to keep also tighten the flow of information available to the programming "in the public interest" is the required public while at the same time eliminating any control program log. Destined for the scrap heap, the log is a or input from the public sector concerning program- public record that can be compared to a diary of the ming. stations' programming. What is proposed is the elimination of commercial This FCC rule enables concerned citizens to limit guidelines, the ending of the practice of detailed challenge the content of a station's programming program logs which enable the public to examine a through examination of the log to determine if the station's content along with the removal of ascer- station is following guidelines and is acting in the tainment guildelines. public interest. This amounts to a wholesale slaughter of the These regulations of the radio industry, if regulations that keep commercial television from eliminated, can only hurt the public's interst in ob- becoming one big conglomeration of programming taining a fair balance of news and entertainment and unaccountable to the public interest. information in the public interest which reflects the Are radio stations losing money? Is this another needs of the community. government bail-out designed to save the industry At a time when more regulations are needed to from economic ruin? ensure proper compliance with existing FCC rules, it is The answer is no. Deregulation is simply a way to disheartening to find the elimination of these protec- improve the profit margin of the media corporations. tions going down with barely a whisper from the One example is KMPX radio in San Francisco American people. which was recently sold for $15 million while just a few Instead of the deregulation of electronic media, years ago the same station sold for a paltry $6 million. these regulations must be retained so that program- Losing money is not a characteristic common to ming continues to benefit the American public. the radio industry given the limited numoer ot radio Considering the profitability of television and stations. radio, revenues for maintaining the FCC could be Losing hard earned and much deserved legislation extracted from the media's corporate coffers. designed over the years by Congress through the FCC Ownership of radio and television stations is a is but another example of Reagan's policy of "trim- privilege, not a right, enjoyed by the electronic media. the mailbag ming the fat" at the expense of the public and for the But it seems that the "in the public interest" benefit of corporate America. philosophy inherent in U.S. radio and TV will be The Radio Act of 1927. the forerunner of today's replaced by whatever the market will bear. curate warheads or disarming their and I use it. I don't have to worry 'Nuclear' editorial bombers carrying multiple about uneven tans, unsightly strap warheads for their sub-launched marks, or worst of all, sunburns. failed to inform ballistic missiles. I also notice that I do not sit at The Soviets and the U.S. would home weekends waiting for a tall, have to decide which weapons have tan hunk like you to call me because -Daily Policy priority and which are just wasted I do not have a tan myself. You are Editor: money. obviously the type of person who The April 21 editorial containing When one of these proposals is judges someone's social prestige by a full page picture of a nuclear blast carried out, further negotiations how much Coppertone they wear. The Spartan Daily would like to All letters must include the and will appear with a byline at- entitled, "Support Nuclear Disar- could take place to lower the total Although tans look very at- hear from you-our reader. Your writer's signature, major, class tributing the article accordingly. mament," was very effective, but it number of nuclear weapons even tractive on some people, the damage ideas, comments, criticisms and standing, address and telephone Comments, columns and failed to give some of the facts further. done to the skin by the sun is not suggestions are encouraged. By number. Only the name, major and editorials will discuss local, state behind nuclear disarmament. These are just two of the worth the trouble. Tanning without listening to our readers we feel we class standing will be printed. and international affairs. Naturally we'd all enjoy seeing possibilities that weren't mentioned protection of a sun-screen can be can better serve the campus com- The Spartan Daily reserves the The Daily encourages reader Reagan and Brezhnev shake hands in the editorial. Though emotional very damaging to the skin. munity. right to limit the number of letters comments regarding editorials, and agree to disarm all nuclear appeal is a very effective device, it This opinion is supported by Letters to the Mailbag, opinion on a given topic after a sufficient opinions or news stories. weapons, but the U.S. has a must not give the impression that many dermatologists and skin care articles and press releases are amount of comment has appeared. Guest opinions are encouraged, reputation for dragging its feet and nuclear disarmament is as simple as experts. So, while you are soaking gladly accepted. Letters should not exceed 350 but will be printed at the discretion the Soviet Union has a goal to make taking apart all nuclear weapons, up all that Vitamin D, you are also Our policy for accepting such words. of the Forum Page editors. the world communist, so the solution though we wish it were. soaking up the sun's cancer causing, material is as follows: to disarmament is not that simple. ultra-violet rays which will per- Opinion Nuclear disarmament will take Releases manently damage your skin even time, patience and hours of Roger Lee Letters after your tan fades! The intent of the Spartan Daily negotiations from the U.S., the Biological Sciences Exposing Letters should be submitted to Forum Page is to present a variety Releases should be submitted Soviets and their allies. freshman your skin to the sun as the Spartan Daily office IJC 208) of viewpoints of interest to the as early as possible to the City Many proposals have been a "year round delight" is abusing weekdays, or by mail to the campus community. Editor at the Spartan Daily office, or suggested, one being the disarming your skin despite what you might think. Mailbag, do the Spartan Daily, San Editorials reflect the position by mail. The sooner the release is of weapons, one-by-one, on a neutral Although I do not walk around Jose State University, 125S. Seventh of the Daily. Opinions express the received, the better coverage the island until an agreed upon in my down jacket all semester, I St., CA 95192. views of the writer or organization topic may receive. megatonnage is reached. 'Apollo' rebuffed, also refuse to put on a bathing suit or Another, and possibly a better short shorts and sit on a lawn for solution, would be to set a quota on sun's cancerous hours baking myself. the number of nuclear warheads I enjoy sunny days like everyone that a country could have at any one else, but I do not strive for society's time. ideal of beauty by tanning. So, Mr. This plan would be beneficial to Editor: Dempster, when we are both thirty the U.S. in that the government Dear Mr. "Apollo" Dempster, or so, my skin may look like a could build a balanced force with its I strongly disagree with your currant white raisin) but your skin already proposed MX missile and response to Ms. Weeks' letter. ( with constant exposure to the sun) bomber warheads, disassembling Although I do not begrudge your will look like a prune. the older, outdated versions. opinion, I believe that your No hard feelings! The Soviets would have to patronizing attitude only per- choose between scrapping their petuates the myth of the narcisstic massive (number and megaton: mentality of the typical Southern Maria Theren nage) Inter-continental Ballistic Californian. Art/Graphic Design Missiles for their newer, more ac- I happen to have very pale skin junior

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BUDGET Academic Senate rules continued from page 1 property taxes but increase commercial and - Increasing fees for transcripts and A proposal to cut Medi-Cal by $250 million industrial rates. applications. is being considered in the conference com- If it was passed the state would gain $1.9 -- Cutting the CSU's offices in mittee, Richards said. billion in revenues. Washington D.C. election must be re-done If any of the three propositions pass, the But nearly 200,000 signatures are needed - Extending the $46 surcharge another legislature will have just seven days to juggle by June 16 to get the inititave on the fall year. the budget and have a proposal on the ballot. Richards said 30,000 signatures a week By Cindy Maro ballots should have been turned in, said governor's desk by June 15. have been collected. Although nothing will be certain until The election of the two California Bill Tidwell, professional standards The primaries are on June 8. Richards mentioned several other June 15, when the 1982-1983 budget bill is due State University Academic Senate committee chairman. The student association is "working" to proposals to save money in the CSU system. on the governor's desk for signing, Richards representatives must be re-done, the The senate announced May 3 that get another measure on the November ballot. These include: added an ominous note: SJSU Academic Senate voted Monday William Gustafson of the Human The "Split-Roll" tax would cut private - Cutting student services. "Needless to say, it looks grim." after an hour-long debate in closed Performance Department beat SJSU session. senators Helen Ross, Health Science No date was set for the new elec- Department, and Martha Thompson, tion, but Chairman Dave McNeil said Nursing Department, in the race for the the election will be held before the end CSU Senate seat that expires in 1984. Academic Senate elects officers; of the semester. Robert Wilson, Social Science In closed session, senators Program, had been ruled the winner of questioned the validity of the May 3 the CSU Senate seat that expires in 1985 election results for the CSU Senate after defeating incumbent George Poli Sci prof assumes chairman post representatives. Moore, history. McNeil said "at least a couple of The electorate will vote on the ,16 who were chosen By Cindy Maro competition for secretary. "I'm so anxious to see the role of the the larger departments" had failed to same nominees, March 19 from the voters. The 1982-83 Academic Senate elected Peter Buzanski, history, was elected senate made very real in the time of collec- turn in ballots before deadline. eligible to vote, as three officers at its meeting Monday. chairman of the committee on committees tive bargaining," he said. Ted Norton, vice chairman, blamed All faculty are administrators and Bill Tidwell, biological sciences after defeating Dave Smith, marketing and Tidwell said Academic Senate policy "administrative failures" for the well as some professional staff members, such as professor, defeated Robert Wrede, quantitative studies, and Margaret Jacobson, issues may overlap with collective bargaining problems with the election. counselors and program IBMS mathematics and computer science nursing. issues, and he hopes to protect the role of the Some department secretaries were deans, directors. professor, in the race for the vice-chairman Nominees for these positions were senate "as fully as possible." confused about where and when the seat. Tidwell automatically will become selected by senators Ruth Yaffe, George He also said he hopes to "continue to senate chairman in 1983-84. Sicular and Roy Young, who were appointed establish firm policies that protect academic would help vorry Ted Norton, political science professor, nominating committee members by Dave freedom" and adopt policies that lay-offs. strap assumed his chairman position for 1982-83 McNeil, 1981-82 senate chairman. prevent after serving as vice chairman this year. All 1982-83 senators present at Monday's Tidwell was professional standards CARPETS for 1981-82 and has sit at In the second election, Ray Pimentel, meeting were eligible to vote. committee chairman After the election, Tidwell explained why served on the senate for more than nine tall, foreign languages professor, beat Arthur he sought the seat of chairman elect. :ause Regan of the English Department in the years. Steam Cleaned u are who Any Two 3 rms. Rooms ge by Graduation precipitates panic 27.95 Sr.I 995 5 rms. y at- 39.95 age Hallway FREE111 is not hunt strategy Special Includes job supplies Brighteners Workshop Color thout Spotting Solution Deodorizers an be No Hidden Charges! UPHOLSTERY I By Mavis Trimble dinator at the center, the workshop will an uncomfortable situation." Satisfaction Guaranteed CLEANING id by Some students worry immeasurably at highlight available resources, agencies, According to Allmen, workshop par- BLUE RIBBON ALSO care this time of the semester about doing well on publications and job hunting strategies. ticipants will be shown "how to use CARPET CARE HRS.MON -SAT Rising finals, making money last and about their professional organizations, newspapers, I wires ;111182 255-6977 1:30-5.00 s also future in the job market. "It will be like all of the previous employment organizations and job direc- sing, Career Planning and Placement is workshops, but a bit more," Allmen said. tories." per- holding its last workshop of the semester to Effective interviewing techniques will be Allmen said students should increase even help lessen the latter worry. shown, as will the proper techniques for their odds for employment by being actively The workshop, scheduled for 2 p.m. resume writing and use of the network and effectively involved in job hunting. ;un as Thursday in the S.U. Costanoan Room, has system. using been designed primarily for the graduating "Now is a good time for this workshop," "It is not the best person for the job who night senior. Alhnen said. "Students say 'oh no, I'm gets the job," Allrnen said. 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Wednesday May 19. 1982 ADMISSIONS PROCESS 4,811 students have been continued from page 1 rejected) is slower than layoffs for next year. transcripts to colleges," "I haven't heard any by the arguments for un- Sciences reveal that 20 accepted). Wheeler said last year. They're (ad- Hughey doesn't Hughey said. "Conditional compelling arguments conditional admissions. I'd percent of the students who that Dean That statistic admissions in the school is missions) slower:' he said. "know all of the im- admissions allows con- from them yet," Hughey worry about our priorities have applied to SJSU have cx represents the up-to-date running behind last year, The long-term effects plications" of conditional ditions for admissions," said of the admissions and (declining enrollment) and been accepted with 4 ne procedures of SJSU's percentage-wise. of declining enrollment for admissions, "but from rferring to the process record's policy not to adopt adopt it." percent being denied. unconditional admissions. "The percentage of Social Sciences, according what I've known of it, I'm where students are notified conditional admissions. Although professing "We've contacted 24 stu The deadline for ac- actions taken this year to Wheeler, have and will for it." by admissions at an earlier "I favor conditional not to be an expert in ad- percent of the applicants," at ceptance stretches into notifying students that be a reduction in teaching "Some schools are date on acceptance or admissions," Hughey said. missions and registrar Hughey said. "What stu August. they have been accepted or salaries and possible woefully slow at sending rejection. "I have not been persuaded matters, Hughey thinks happened to the other 76 hee there is something "very percent?" inadequate" about the Hughey went on to say vic admissions policy for first- he thinks the acceptance Other CSU campuses sa time freshmen at SJSU. letter the admissions office which use conditional "Something should be sends to students is am- admissions procedures ser State, done about it," he con- biguous and doesn't make Sacramento reg tinued. "When you've them feel proud that Hayward State, Fullerton contacted only 30 percent they've been accepted to State and Northridge of the freshmen applicants SJSU. State all have higher (as of May 6) this year that Overall enrollment at percentages for ac- isn't good." SJSU for first-time ap- ceptance of students and Statistics from the plicants next semester is at earlier deadlines for ap- School of Applied Arts and 35 percent (1,697 out of plying. STRESS

continued from page 1 But how long can young men and "How can temporary teachers give women remain enthusiastic in jobs which allegiance and loyalty to the university by their very design make them ex- when they're given no opportunity to plan pendable? their future?" Director of Open University Five years, according to Heifferson. Bob Duman posed. "It's remarkable that Of course it differs from person to person, so many of them are good," he said. she said, but five years was about the The university should artifically average stay of her former colleagues. create more permanent positions, Duman Part-time teaching doesn't pay well. said, and give more job security and Frequently a teacher will have his load, or benefits in general. part of it, bumped off the schedule at the "The claim that temporary teachers last minute because of low enrollment, and buffer tenured professors from being laid many feel what they do isn't appreciated. off is a fallacy," Duman said. If every Some tire of teaching the same lower temporary teacher were made full-time, division repeatedly all of these com- they still would be the first to go if there plaints are legitimate, Heifferson said. were layoffs, Duman pointed out, as a But, she added, "We who go into education seniority system is used when laying off don't give up easy. We believe in it, and tenured teachers. there are rewards. With more permanent positions, the "The rewards don't come daily and WI university would be giving part-time not even from every class. If I have one teachers a feeling of involvement, Duman class in three which works well or have a said, and therefore would have better few good students, it's worth it." instruction. Heifferson said that it probably won't But more permanent positions aren't be enrollment drops that get her job, or going to be created for awhile, and even budget cuts, necessarily, but probably just when they are, they certainly will be filled a voluntary resignation, conceding to the by David Noss by those with Ph.D.s. commute and lack of security and pay. And Duman's suggestion of job She qualified her prediction: "It's a Washburn resident begins day with a song security for part-time teachers would first gut feeling, not a plan. Seven years, it have to be adopted by the entire California beats the average by two." Ed Free, an SJSU student, is shown practicing his guitar at study room. "It's a good way to start the day, it's relaxing, - State University system before it could be Tomorrow: Problems with earning 830 in the inorning earlier this semester in Washburn Hall's he said He also likes the echo in the room. implemented here. That could take years. promotions Library open until midnight; GONG'S PLACE kinkoss copies staff expects more students go BREAKFAST $1.29 th the electronic printshop 361 2 eggs, toast, and bacon or sausage cif 7:00-10:30 ' QUALITY KODAK COPIES Wahlquist Library to extend hours during finals week. open for lunch and dinner of your THESIS, RESUMES, and more! By "I felt it wouldn't ca on our 100 Cotton Bond or other tine papers. Janet Gilmore be fair to curtail the number of The ending of the school year marks the end of a long seats," said Reiss, thus the upper floors of the Walquist re 155 E. San Fernando Binding & Gold Stamping Available. semester, along with a mad dash to libraries and the may be used. ta Across the street OPEN SATURDAYS TOO! Reserve Book room any area available for some last- The last week of instruction has already begun as di minute cramming. students cram into the Reserve Book room Reiss said. Si] admissions to from 93 Pasco de San Antonio But there's not need to despair, at least 400 students But things aren't dissimilar further down the road at at Third St.. San Jose 481 East San Carlos seeking study facilities. The Reserve Book room and the the Clark Library, where librarians and staff notice the 289-8323 295-4336 San Jose - 295-5511 Wahlquist Library will be open for extended hours, number of students in the building already accelerating. al providing 400 available study areas according to Super- "It's probably starting about this time, not so much to visor Loretta Reiss. use the reference services but as a study hall," said Reiss said that in the old Reserve Book room an influx Reference Librarian Jerry Munday. fr of about 400 students occurred during finals. 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By Dean Precede A two-week all-day class in Washington D.C., on "Formulation and implementation of U.S. foreign policy" is being offered this summer. Applications are available in the political science offices and are due May 21. During the last two weeks of August, students will interact with scholars and government experts and meet with representatives of foreign nations to discuss the tools, methods and impact of U.S. foreign policy.

Among the featured speakers in the forum at the Washington Center for Learning Alternatives are Ambassador Donald F. McHenry, former U.S. representative to the United Nations during the Carter administration, Henry Nau, senior staff member in charge of international economic affairs for the National Security Council and Ambassador David N. Newsom, former Undersecretary of State for Political by Amiela Cdrdoid Affairs during the Carter years. The cost for students who live on campus is $360. What's a sun god to do? Well, after Monday's unusually blustery weather Tuesday --hang out. Catching a combination of rays, sleep, and study are, subsided, these three Sigma Nu fraternity members did the natural thing on from left to right, Douglas Adams, Kevin O'Donnell, and Paul Treber.

Brezhnev calls plans 'unrealistic' There's a race of men that don't fir in, A race that can't stay still; So they break the hearts of kith and kin, Russia rejects U.S. arms proposal And they roast the world at will. Robert Service' The Mea That Don't Fit la MOSCOW AP ) - Pr- control," Haig said. Last month Brezhnev cess of the session." He -Second, both sides esident Leonid I. 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Jim Kahula, (left), an instructor, shouts advice to a beginner Vince Giron (far left) another in- structor, demonstrates an unusual stance, Rich Coole (below) takes a break on his board and sips a wine cooler. All these shots were taken at the percolation ponds in Campbell, a popular place for windsurfers to learn and practice because of the warm water and light breezes.

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11.-1 1. nipitar. S.111. PAPERS, THESES, RESUMES By Dave Lewis ...... 11. .11, Windsurfing. windsurfing in Northern California. Its history reads like the life story of a Hollywood kid. Fleet 44 owes its existence to a woman who changed Born in Southern California, raised in Europe, gone her life to open a windsurfer dealership. r, RESUME TYPE IT YOURSELF DUMP IT ON US crazy in Hawaii and will be a participant in the Olympics, "It's not the usual occupation for a 38-year-old windsurfing is one of the fastest growing sports in the woman," Pat McQuade, owner of Windsurf California, (c, CONSULTANTS Ft ee instruction In hy 5inn out In Inain world. said. S2.75/hr. For lull time 'indent., Lis), editing and roisinn WitiN COMPEIii1ON The windsurfer system was designed in the late '60s McQuade put two sisters through school while is TOUGH S4.25/ht. Int non -students Letter qualit) and patented in 1970 by Hoyle Schweitzer and Jim Drake. working as a probation officer for the county. She decided Oct more than a I ypong t n 3-5c per page printing Sill/hr., free wpie, Working in their Southern California shop, they produced to change careers three years ago to pursue her own quite a few boards. business, and opened the shop on a shoestring budget. The hest But despite having a workable system, the sport "I had $3,000 and I started this store," McQuade said. 1973, a Graduation failed to become popular in California. Then, in In the beginning she had visions of being able to keep 111-11 E Dr A ID LP rn Dutch manufacturer bought the rights to make the boards her own hours, run her own store and "scream at all the Gift a multi -service word processing bureau in Europe. The sport exploded overseas and overnight as people I wanted to." Antonio Suite 230, Son Jose you could ask for- 85 Paseo de San well. McQuade explained that all that never happened. She In the first five years of European sales, 150,000 spends up to 16 hours a day in the store or out on business. a professional resume boards were sold more than 20 times the number of In spite of the long hours, McQuade said she wouldn't 3381 Stevens (reel. 8., 292-DUMP boards that had been sold in the United States. give up running the store for anything. Suite 214 Windsurfing began to be recognized in California in "It's satisfying experience," she said. "I could never San Jose (A QC 1 the mid-1970s and took a side trip to Hawaii where the do anything else. It lets me be creative. It lets me be in Hours: 9AM - 9PM M -F Open Weekends sport got a little crazy. charge." *OP The Hawaiian sailors introduced the idea of aerial McQuade's success is linked to the growth of the sport acrobatics to windsurfing. in Santa Clara. A popular pastime of theirs is sailing the boards over "Windsurfing has been taking off ever since I got the tops of the waves and into the air. Sometimes here," McQuade said. Hawaiian surfers reach heights of 20 to 30 feet off of the "When I started, there were five windsurfers in Santa waves. Clara. Now there are more than 400." Attention Graduates!! Windsurfing has also gained a respectability as the She said the popularity is due to the number of newest class of Olympic sailing. The boards will be raced available lakes to sail on and the relative ease in learning in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. the sport. In the United States, the sport is growing so fast that With a few hours of instruction, anyone can learn its popularity reaches into the mid-western states as well enough to go out and have fun windsurfing. Physical 10% Off as the coastal areas. ability is not a prerequisite for the sport. San Jose, despite being landlocked and lacking waves "You don't have to be an athelete to do this," to sail off of, boasts one of the largest windsurfing fleets in McQuade said. the states. Fleet 44 with 150 members is an active part of Continued on page 12 The Men's Wearhouse in recognition of San Jose's graduating class is offering a 10% discount off all regularly priced Think things are tough? merchandise. Even Republicans are saying, This is a chance for all young men to buy that special outfit you'll need to meet your new challenges.We are located at Blossom Hill and Almaden Rds, in the Almaden Pia/a Shopping Center. We are open Monday through Friday from 10-9, Saturdays from 10-6, and Sunday 12 to 5 1 We take major credit cards and la yaway thur. may 20 8:00 pm If plans are available. For this discount, please bring current student ID This free to sisu students special otter expires May 31 still $2 gen. La Paz The Men's Margaritas Morris Dailey Aud. 5353 Almaden Expwv : Wearhouse 39 Almaden Plaza We have fashion savings : T,cketS at the Door & all Bass ill sewn up. San Jose, 723-1900 , M.,l9 4.616, page 8

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HOUSE James Young, right, and Terry Majors practice "stepping in front of their house.

James Sullivan is greeted with a Phi Beta Sigma handshake, in a brothers' room, as he joins a group relaxing on a Friday night.

house is a faded green Victorian Pledges helped active members to clean Pledging new members is a major part of 1 Their home with an antiquated sign above up and renovate the nineteen rooms as part of the fraternity. Prospective members must the door that reads Ivy Hall. their pledge training program. The stained have a 2.5 college GPA "to go on the line" and and yellowing walls have received fresh coats then enter a six to eight week pledge lawn and the The sign, the unkept front of blue paint bordered in white, the two Sigma program. 44) reminders of sparsely furnished interior are colors. the change the house is undergoing. typical boarding house group of line brothers (pledges) What was once a The 39 members must still meet in Each for "half ways" is now the first fraternity conference rooms in the Student Union for must prove themselves by in- house for the two-year-old SJSU fraternity, chapter meetings and they still congregate on corporating the words "ebony to Phi Beta Sigma. the fourth floor of the library to study, but the represent the struggle of the black students house serves as a central meeting spot for the on campus," according to Gerald Heard, an The Sigmas are very excited about their Sigmas. SJSU industrial technology senior. new house. In addition to learning the ropes of the the only black i Greek Sigmas, pledges learn a favorite Sigma ac- "We are The house, located on San Fernando campus with a house," said tivity, "step dancing." It is a combination of organization on Street, is usually quiet in the mornings and Sullivan, a political science senior, clapping, quick dance movement and James early afternoons while the Sigmas attend -but we'd like to see others with houses, too." fraternity cheers. class or work. But guys start trickling into the Philanthropic activities are a pride of the The Sigmas started moving into the house house at the end of the day to socialize, talk Sigmas as shown in their motto, "Culture for in February and have been fixing it up since with other brothers or to rest. service and sevice for humanity," according to Charles Brewer, an SJSU business and psychology senior and the 1981 SJSU Homecoming King. Brewer said the Sigmas gave a IIIII.IIrmp, I scholarship to an Upward Bound student, i donated canned goods and turkeys for the ' C .4* . needy at Thanksgiving and participated in , student government and activities such as African Awareness Month since they've been on campus. The Sigmas also find time to have fun. On ir Friday and Saturday nights they can usually be found in the basement of their new house, dancing and having a good time. They are planning to have an open house in September, Heard said, to let the campus community see where the Sigmas live.

Photos by Craig Lee Text by Mavis Trimble

Flanoy Garrett, left, holds one of the three Greek letters that will soon replace the Ivy Hall sign above the front door. Charles Brewer,above, finds a quiet place to study Brewer, the 1981 SJSU Homecoming King. says that

his priority is always on studying, despite the many social activities of the school and the fraternity. tit lyyM l) II !Serenade soothes students Senate favors car dealers n the Student Union area Used car buyers may be stripped of proposed protections

WASHINGTON i AP) The Senate voted 69-27 though inspections aren't spelled out in the rule. yesterday to overturn a Federal Trade Commission "This rule will increase paperwork, it will increase rule requiring used car dealers to warn potential the cost of cars to consumers and it will not solve the customers when they might be getting a lemon. problems," said Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D. If the full House follows suit, as generally ex- Congressional insiders said they anticipated the pected, it would be the first congressional veto of an House would complete the congressional veto of the FTC rule. used-car rule by echoing the Senate action possibly The regulation, strongly opposed by the used-car later this week. industry, would require dealers to disclose all known defects in each car they sell and to state whether the Although the consumer agency has come under vehicle is covered by a warranty. heavy congressional fire in recent years, yesterday's Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., chairman of the vote was the first test of a 1980 act in which Congress Commerce Committee and the chief Senate advocate gave itself the power to overturn a commission rule. of the used-auto rule, told colleagues that by vetoing The rule, first proposed by the FTC last August and the regluation "we are in essence saying to the public: scheduled to take effect May 27, would require dealers we approve of shoddy dealers, we approve of cheats." to place a one-sheet "Used Car Buyers Guide" on car windows listing "major known defects." "Most car dealers are honest. But unfortunately, Dealers also would have to state whether the car in every barrel there are a few rotten apples," had a full or limited warranty and if so, what per- Packwood said. centage of the repair bill would be covered during the But critics of the regulation including the warranty period. Reagan administration argued that the rule would The dealer would have the option of checking a only create burdensome new requirements for dealers. "No Implied Warranty" box on the sheet stating the Some foes said the rule might force dealers to get all car was being sold "as is" and telling buyers they will used cars inspected before offering them for sale, even be responsible for all repair bills. Kern County judge refuses to stop new prison opening BAKERSFIELD (AP; A Kern County Superior More than 1,600 minimum- and medium-security Court judge refused yesterday to stop ground breaking for prisoners already are housed at a prison in Tehachapi. the state's first new prison in nearly 20 years. The state intends to reserve the new $92 million units for maximum-security inmates. Judge William Stone rejected a request for a A hearing on a permanent injunction is scheduled restraining order to halt Thursday's plans for the official June 1, but the case could be moved to Sacramento. start of construction on a 1,000-bed prison in Tehachapi. An attorney representing 100 area residents con- tended inconsistencies existed in an environmental im- Tim Fitzgerald pact report and that consturction would hurt schools and CANDIDATE ground water. The attorney general's office argued that a delay San Jose City Council would cost the state 8542,000 per month. Presents 4.4ar- GALEN ROWELL TEER Author! Lecturer CENTER Mountaineer by Dan Evans As finals approach many students may be a worries with majestic tunes. Tuesday af- of Santa Clara County little tense, but never fear for the SJSU trumpet ternoon the ensemble, lead by instructor Dave "In Wildest Tibet,/ Challen I r - ensemble is available to soothe away your Burkhart, played in the Student Union. At Western Mountaineerino portuoties J51,5101eS7. itFht r t 3S ot r epemt and Internships Ava lahl. Throu .tiout the Sunnu, $5.00 at f he door VIVARIWKEEPS YOU GOING LET'S BE BLUNT

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and it's cost me a lot of By Stewart Emerson door tearing at each Former SJSU golfer Kurt DeVarona, who was kicked spilled out of the pro shop others' pride.' -- Kurt and a brief scuffle, DeVarona off the Spartan golf squad last Thursday after an affray throats. After a few punches the fight Tamburino. with Utah State's athletic director, now has all the time in was broken up by Cato and Vroom and Anderson the world - to himself. Although DeVarona, agreed on it is before, DeVarona spends a lot of his time thinking nowadays. the events leading up to the fight, during and differences begin to widen But thinking brings pain. And DeVarona has a lot to think after the fight where - and Anderson on the about. DeVarona on one side, Vroom other. said about his The 23-year-old senior remembers the confrontation "I was quite upset," DeVarona trip to wasn't going to with Ladell Anderson, Utah State's athletic director, all the pro shop. "I knew that I go to the the person too well. The bump on his head and the pain in his back he NCAAs at that time. I wanted to tell that the!, I'm sorry I received during the scuffle serve to refresh his meomory. really have rabbit ears and that hurt their Although DeVarona wished the whole incident never feelings." happened, it is hard for him to forget it. He is still "We were all offended by his terrible language in somewhat resentful. general." Anderson said. "Then when he called our This has been really hard on me for the last couple of president an awful name (allegedly in the pro shop). I days - the last week," DeVarona said. "This has cost me didn't think it was right. I've reported the whole incident, a great deal. It cost me the NCAA's, and it's cost me a lot and we have witnesses to exactly what happened." of pride. "I most certainly think ( DeVarona did provoke it The incident started last Tuesday during the con- ( the fight)," Vroom said. "I didn't provoke it and Ladell clusion of the PCAA championships at the Smithfield Golf didn't provoke it." Club in Logan, Utah. Vroom also said the subject of DeVarona not playing After the Spartans had won their second straight team in the NCAA championships never came up. title by one stroke over Long Beach State, SJSU's Joe "We were all offended by his terrible language in Tamburino and Long Beach State's Bob Summers faced general," Anderson said. "Then when he called our each other in a sudden-death playoff. It was during the president an awful name (allegedly in the pro shop), I playoff when the trouble began. think it was right. I've reported the whole incident. DeVarona asked some people (including Glen didn't and we have witnesses to exactly what happened." Taggart, former Utah State president 1 in the gallery for a "I most certainly think he DeVarona ) did provoke it r-11 match (to light a cigarette). No one had any matches. (the fight), Vroom said. "I didn't provoke it and Ladell Photos by Steve PanaJrt DeVarona then turned to teammate Mark Cato and said, didn't provoke it." "I can't wait to get out of this state because the people are so ...mg pure.'' Vroom also said the subject of DeVarona not playing Anderson overheard the comment and reported the in the NCAA championships never came up. 'Just don't make him out incident to SJSU coach Jerry Vroom, who was packing the -The NCAA was not even mentioned," Vroom said. team van for the return trip to San Jose. "Not at all. I didn't make the decision before he went back After Vroom informed DeVarona of the complaints, a hero, because he's not.' into the pro shop." DeVarona went into the Pro Shop to find the person who Vroom said DeVarona probably realized he wasn't going to lodged the complaint and "straighten" things out. go to the NCAA's because of --Coach Jerry Vroom page 11 A few minutes later, both DeVarona and Anderson continued on

Thomas favors football over track By Mike Thomas "It's been a long four In his three years of are." of great concern to him. 1 KARATE NATIONALS For SJSU sprint star years of running here," competition in football, If Thomas makes it to Because of the difficulty of Ken Thomas, the track Thomas said. "I've done Thomas set several pass the pro's he coulU wind up getting into shape for track - SAN JOSE INDEPENDENCE NIGH honors have mounted like a just about all! wanted to do interception records, in- in the precarious situation after playing football, , brush fire in a dry forest. as far as winning cham- cluding tying the NCAA of playing against his Thomas dosn't see himself Since his ina u guara I pionships and awards. record of pass interception brother Jewerl, an SJSU beating the likes of Stanley 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1982 season in 1979, Thomas has "I've done a lot of returned for touchdowns graduate, who plays for the Floyd of Houston and Eric 7.00 p in become a three-time PCAA things in football, but I'm with five. Thomas also Los Angeles Rams. Brown of UCLA. Tickets - BASS Outlets champion in the 100-meters not finished yet," he added. earned All-American "There is no animosity "I'm not in the shape Phone 264-4141 and has been a part of the Thomas said that honors in football, making that we may have to go that I need to be in the beat 400-meter relay team that because of his build, 5-foot him the only two-sport All- against each other and hit them," Thomas said. "I 1 has also won the PCAA 10, and his speed, 9.4 in 100 American presently at each other," Thomas said. haven't had enought championship the last yards, he was forced into SJSU. "We both realize that it is quality meets to run what any which three years. playing offense during his Thomas will return to something that we have to they are capable of run- wayi Thomas also ran the high school career. the SJSU football team this do and leave it at that." ning." fall, despite receiving But football is a long second leg of the 400-meter "I was extremely big Thomas will go on to way off. Thomas is more you lose! relay team that garnered and fast for my size," offers from teams such as his third NCAA cham- All-American honors last Thomas said. "People said the Dallas Cowboys to pass concerned with qualifying pionsip whether he makes year and finished fifth in that I wasn't supposed to do up his senior year. for the 100-meters this VITAMIN STORES the 100 meter standards or Vitamins the NCAA meet. the things that I was able to The Spartans face one Saturday in Fresno at the from Great Earth not because the SJSU 400 HIGHEST QUALITY choose VITAMINS AT He is a member of a do with the type of body of the toughest schedules Dutch Warmer Dam meet, , meter sprint relay team he line of diet aids that I ever as their first four where many of the in- DOWN TO (AWN PRICES superior Top 10 all-time Spartan list have." anchors has already that includes Olympic But playing offense is games are against Pac-10 individuals who haven't qualified. \; champions Lee Evans, not what Thomas wanted to teams. But Thomas says qualified for the NCAA )' John Carlos and Tommie do in football. Being pur- the gridders should be able championships will be On June 5 Thomas' Smith. sued just didn't fit his to win against all of the competing. track career at SJSU will 'ON- AO Vgc NO1/4 STARCH NATURAL Thomas has also set a liking pursuing is more to Pac-10 foes. But Thomas doesn't end. Thomas said he has GO fP 0- # place for himself among his taste. "The myth that SJSU think that he will be pushed enjoyed running at SJSU. BLOCKING FIBER the top sprinters in the Thomas didn't really cannot compete with Pac- enough to qualify in Fresno "I am relieved that it is ' CALORASE GLUCOMANNAN country, having beaten the know whether he would 10 schools is slowly being and will be forced to run in over, but it has been en- sensational. natural diet :lid' natural appetite suppressant t likes of top ranked play football after high hung out to dry," Thomas joyable," Thomas collegians like James school, but when he learned said. "Now you can look at Whether Thomas reflected. "I'm just glad Sanford, Houston McTear, that SJSU planned to use us on even plane with them. qualifies for the NCAA 100 that it ended on a good note 1.-_ .., ... ,4. 999 Clancy Edwards, Eddie him as a defensive back We are just as good as they meters or not is really not instead of a sour one." i 799500 mg Hart and football star instead of as an offensive 30Iabs MO labs Herschel Walker. back, he just couldn't pass Calor. has Me unto, It o, a100 naltual Although track has up the offer. ability to nultelionally appetite supptessanl been a good experience for "It wasn't Inhibit the doges. 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v .GOLF CONTROVERSY continued from page 10 previous violations. Both Vroom and DeVarona declined to be in control of his people. He likes to teach them how to me off the team," DeVarona said. "He just told me that know the way Jerry Vroom is." the to comment on nature of the violations. act, how to breathe, how to do everything. He's almost like I've blown it once too often. I've made him look bad in Although it is still hard for him to believe he is no He ( DeVarona) was kind of on probation anyhow," a father image, and that's the way he coaches. It isn't how front of too many people, and that was it. He just couldn't longer a Spartan in the athletic sense, DeVarona said he is Vroom said. "Kurt knows how I feel- very clearly. He good you do, it's how you act and how you behave." handle me anymore." Vroom agreed. taking it all in stride. knew what was expected of him prior to this tournament Vroom agreed with DeVarona as far as the two having "I don't approve at all of anything that he said or "I'll just keep playing," DeVarona said. "I tried to and down the road. And so he's violated our standards in a different outlook. did," Vroom said. "I expect my people to behave in an change his I Vroom's mind with everything I had." his bad language, if nothing else. Just don't make him out "He just has a different set of values, that's all," adult, mature fashion and I don't think that he did. I have DeVarona said he will continue to play golf and maybe a hero, because he's not." Vroom continued. "I've had certain standards over the certain standards I expect of them (players) in terms of turn pro next year. "I called him (Vroom)up and he told me that my years and I'll hold on to them. And if he's not willing to their language, their behavior and their actions on the golf "I do respect the man ( Vroom I in a strange sort of personality was not suited for his type of golf squad, that I abide by those, why then he's going to suffer the con- course. way," DeVarona said. "(He) doesn't know much about was too much of a free spirit and that I was not con- sequences. That's what he's done. Kurt didn't measure "I was wrong in the fact that I was swearing," golf swing technique, but he knows how to drive a person, trollable," DeVarona said. "Fm older than the rest of the up." DeVarona admitted. "I think it got all carried out of hand motivate a person. He helped me a lot this year. He people on the team by a few years and Jerry Vroom likes "Coach Vroom was saving face for himself by kicking because of the fight. That was the icing on the cake. I just pushed me very hard and so! learned how to play well hers' 94, fight MEDICAL SCHOOL OPENINGS ed on 0 410 INgTEP Immediate Openings Available in F ()reign Medical School g and ten - Fully Accredited. ither. FREE

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that four or five people continued from page 7 is often the best way to go for the younger sailors since Racing is another area where windsurfers are Formation sailing demands tight group. It is a very Sailors in the fleet range from 8-year-olds to tio- r- buying is something of an investment. popular. They are a separate class of boat, according to sail the same course in a olds. McQuade said, and both sexes are good sailors. A new board with all the equipment costs $1,060 while the International Yacht Racing Authority, and are raced demanding form of racing. the shop, local firms and Who learns the fastest? used boards run about $600, according to McQuade. everywhere in the world. In addition to the teams from Cruz and Stanford both Not the jocks, as some might think. As a person's skills on a windsurfer progress, they McQuade's shop sponsors several teams and is active university's field teams. UC Santa but not because of The people who learn tht fastest are the women." often leave the lakes and seek out the stronger winds on in the racing scene. have teams. SJSU lags behind, McQuade said. They assume they can't do it and they the San Francisco Bay. Winds there often reach 35 knots "You can race every day somewhere in Santa Clara McQuade's inactivity. SJSUI, shown films, offered listen to the lesson. about 38 miles per hour. (7ounty," McQuade said. "And any race we have, will get "I've been out there ( to sailing club just isn't "The people who learn tne slowest are the athletes," "I used to sail out under the Golden Gate Bridge," 60 racers." lessons," McQuade said. "Their she said. "They don't listen. They think they know it and McQuade said. "It's the ultimate." And just who races? interested." they don't." Windsurfers have no trouble going out in breezes that Just about everyone. Even though the SJSU club is not interested in the McQuade said that when the jocks come back to learn would keep other sailboats in the harbor because the "The best racers are the teenage males," McQuade sport there are plenty of people in the area who are. the lesson again, they are quite humble. shape of the hull of a windsurfer is designed differently. explained. "They are lighter, crazier and have more time The big boat sailors may look down on windsurfers Lessons run $30 for however long it takes to give a The windsurfers are designed for strong winds." to get out and practice." because it takes a lot of energy to keep going. In a 30-knot person the basics of the sport. The plan involves the "dry McQuade explained. "It has a planing ( flat i hull so all the But racing isn't limited to the boys. The shop also wind it can be tiring to hang on to a sail, but windsurfers land trainer," a device which looks like a chopped-off winds do is pick it up and make it skim across the water." sponsors a women's racing team. ei: joy it. windsurfer mounted on shock absorbers. The hull is so efficient that windsurfers have been Linda Procella, operations director for the shop, leads McQuade summed up her sailing philosophy with a The trainer gives the student the same sensation he clocked moving 1.5 times faster than the wind. This is the women's team. She puts the emphasis on precision dig at the big sailboats. will get out on the water. McQuade said that a person quite a bit better than an ordinary sailboat. rather than strength in sailing. "When we sail on the bay, the people in the big could save 60 hours of practice time by using the trainer. Another design advantage for windsurfing on the bay "We are trying to give the women expertise in sailing sailboats say 'you're crazy," McQuade said. "We just tell Once a person has learned to sail on the trainer, is that if a windsurfer falls off his board, the sail and mast technique to make up for what they lack in brute them 'you're lazy'." boards are available to rent or buy. Rentals run $5 per drop into the water and the board stops dead. This makes strength," Procella said. "We are concentrating on things For more information on windsurfing and lessons, hour on week days and $10 per hour on weekends. Rental it easier to get back on after a fall. like formation sailing." call Fleet 44 at 866-SURF. We think our youth deserves more credit.

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