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Serving the San Jose State University Corn munity Since 1934 Volume 84, No. 60 Wednesrlit y Nia y 1. 1985, Fountain of youth CFA will not quiz chapter president Union says Rice treated Hughey fairly By J. G. Griswold Rice for allegedly violating the civil Daily staff writer rights of Andrew Hughey, dean of the Scott Rice, chapter president of School of Applied Arts and Sciences. the California Faculty Association, Hughey, the highest ranking will not be investigated for his in- SJSU black administrator, is being volvement in allegations of sexual investigated by the university in con- harassment against an SJSU dean. nection with an allegation made by a Statewide CFA President Wil- university female employee who al- liam Crist said yesterday that he did leges that the dean sexually harassed not see a reason for such an investi- her by making inappropriate re- gation. The SJSU California Black marks. Hughey said he has not sex- or Faculty/Staff Association requested ually harassed anyone. last Monday that Crist investigate Rice wrote a letter, dated March 25, to SJSU President Gail Fullerton that did not name Hughey sug- Dean gesting "the deans immediate re- moval." "There really is nothing to inves- Scott Rice Hughey tigate," Crist said. "Our (SJSU) chapter there and its leadership con- as compensatory damages, based on ducted themselves very profession- the fact that despite knowledge of the to return ally and with dignity. They never problem the university took no steps said anything to the press. They to correct it." never sought to try anyone in the Crist said Rice appropriately re- today press or anything of the sort." sponded to a request made by an indi- Rice said yesterday that he be- vidual. By J.G. Griswold lieves he did not abuse his position "Really, what the CFA did there .7.01.000" Daily staff writer and was correct in sending his letter locally was a responsible reaction to - Andrew Hughey, dean of the to Fullerton. something brought to it by a faculty School of Applied Arts and Sciences, SJSU Prof. Carlene Young. member," Crist said. "Scott Rice nor said he will return to work today statewide vice president of the black anyone else went out looking for trou- after being on vacation while the uni- association, said Rice abused his po- ble. That's crazy. This isn't some- versity investigated a complaint of sition by writing a letter that indi- thing initiated by CFA or by Scott sexual harassment against him. cated that Hughey was guilty. In ad- Rice." dition, Young said the association Hughey, who has been on vaca- Young said Crist's response to - Hon since April 1, said he and SJSU thought Rice acted improperly by the black association's request was threatening the president with "ad- not surprising." President Gail Fullerton had agreed "surprising and verse publicity" if Fullerton didn't "Organizations many times will in advance that he would return to take action. regroup to protect their members." work today. He said yesterday that Young said, adding that the black as- he has not been told what the results Rice told Fullerton in his March that he would hold a press sociation has not yet received a re- of the investigation are or whether 25 letter the filing of sponse from Crist. "They'd rather go the investigation is completed. conference to announce the charge if she did not take appro- that way than take a principled "I'm going to do everything to stand." Eric Sherman Daily staff photographer priate action. keep the school (of Applied Arts and "If you do not remove the dean," Young said the black association Quanah Jeffries took advantage of the cool looks like he's practicing for an amphibious Sciences) together," Hughey said. "I Rice wrote to Fullerton. "and he en- will discuss the response and con- water in the fountain to find relief from the assualt on the university. He's likely to get am appreciative of the efforts of the gages in further incidents of sexual sider appropriate action to take. hot weather. With his GI Joe shirt on he more practice as the weather warms up. staff, faculty, chairpersons and asso harassment, we will encourage fu- "This is not the end of it," Young continued on page :t ture victims to seek punitive as well said. Board may okay Ralliers demand fund divestiture shows the fund sharing bill By Chuck Carroll president does take the anti-apartheid group seriously. She Daily staff writer By Mariann Hansen from revenue sharing is automati- An anti-apartheid group said yes- called the agreement a "creative, writer positive first step Daily staff cally deposited in the group's account terday that talks with administrators toward a resolu- Students Board The Associated through the A.S. Business Office. The this week yielded no promises about tion." of Directors is scheduled to vote groups then must submit a requisi- meeting the demands submitted to Jean Taketa, SJSU staff today on a bill to amend Act 100 of the benefits tion to get the funds from their ac- SJSU President Gail Fullerton after coordinator, said she estimated AS. Constitution, to make it easier counts. last Wednesday's rally and march. "very roughly" that about three- For groups to obtain revenue sharing fourths of SJSU's 4,000 employees be- funds. The amendment, if approved, Fullerton is scheduled to address long to the Public Employees Retire- The bill was introduced by Jeff will add the following: the protesters' demands regarding ment System. She said the average Coughlan, director of Student Serv- Office will U.S. relations with South Africa's monthly salary of these employees is ices. Before a bill is approved as an r The A.S. Business received reve- white minority government today at about $1,000, and each employee con- amendment, it must be read to the inform groups which to a noon rally in the Student Union Am- tributes 5 percent of his or her in- board three times. The bill already nue sharing that they are eligible phitheater. come toward retirement. Employess during the last two receive the funds. has been read Members of the Students Against working less than half-time and/or Coughlan will board meetings and r Groups must update their rec- Apartheid met privately and sepa- for less than six months, and student read it for the third time today. ognition prior to requesting revenue- rately with Fullerton and Gerald employees are exempt from the re- sharing funds. Brody, director of Career Planning During spring elections, students tirement fund contribution, she said. r A list of those groups which re- and Placement, this week. Based on her figures, SJSU employ- can designate $2 from their student ceived revenue-sharing funds will be Karen Hester, a member of the ees contribute about $150,000 a month fees to go to the campus organizatioi included in the A.S. budget. of their choice. The money then be- anti-apartheid group, said that the In PERS. requesting funds comes available to those groups as Each group only substantial development to Kevin Morrill, the administra- shall submit a written request to the revenue sharing. emerge from the two-hour meeting tive manager of the PERS invest- Business Office to verify the A.S. with Fullerton Monday was her ag- ment office, said he has not spoken The proposed amendment will groups' recognized status. Patrick Fredrickson Daily stall phototttagther reement to ask SJSU employees if with Fullerton. He said is not able to make it "easier" for groups to get they want their retirement fund di- list r Immediately upon verifica- SJSU President Gail Fullerton accepts a of demands from estimate "off hand" how much those funds, Coughlan said. vested of interests that do business in tion, the business office shall dis- anti-apartheid protesters at Tower Hall last Wednesday. money or what percentage of the South Africa. A questionnaire will be Act 100 outlines the procedure for burse the appropriate funds directly fund's money from SJSU or Califor- placed in the employees' paycheck the campus organizations to obtain to the group. nia State University employees is in- envelopes, she said. Fullerton to demand that the Public day and could not be reached for revenue-sharing funds from A.S. r The only criteria for the dis- Employees Retirement Fund divest comment. Fullerton was the only ad- vested in corporations in South Af- Money that a group is designated persal of funds to each group shall be One of the anti-apartheid group's its "considerable funds" from South ministrator to attend that meeting, rica. Morrill said he would make the approval by a minimum of five board aims, stated in the letter given to Ful- Africa. her secretary said. latest investment portfolio figures members in the group's favor. lerton after Wednesday's rally, is for Fullerton was out of town yester- Hester said Fullerton's response continued on back page Dear Readers, A. The Spartan Daily suffered damage to one of Building dedication could cost a few million dollars its computers yesterday. We lost many of our news By J. G. Griswold that no person's name was mentioned cided last month not to name or re- There are 23 buildings that are on the long-term best interests of the stories and were forced to Daily staff writer by the committee. This does not name any buildings until spring, 1987, not named after an individual. university as a whole." have a couple of mil- deceased fac- moratorium Although the committee did not cut the number of pages in Those who mean that retired or extending a two-year All name nominations must first lion dollars to spend or bequeath ulty members and administrators that expired this semester. rule out the possibility of naming a be approved by the committee. The today's newspaper from could be the only ones to have SJSU will lx' ruled out as possible candi- The moratorium was originally building after an SJSU faculty mem- senate and SJSU President Gail Ful- the ten to eight, reducing buildings named after them. dates for building names, he said. imposed. Buzanski said, after seve- ber or administrator, Buzanski said lerton would then need to approve the amount of space available The Academic Senate Executive "The committee came to the re- ral buildings and wings were named he does not believe that it is a realis- new name. After the name nomi- for news coverage. Committee agreed last month that alization that these tbuilings ) are in 1980 through 1982. tic possibility. He said that because nation has passed that hurdle, the We will return naming those buildings that have not very limited resources," he said. In 1980, William G. Sweeney Hall the university must look to non-state California State University Board of tomorrow with our usual already been named after an individ- "The university must consider how to and Robert D. Clark Library were funding for many of its projects, it be- Trustees must approve it. coverage of campus news. ual should be considered as a tool for maximize the use of these resources. named. In 1981, John T. Wahlquist Li- comes more important to use these All proposals and proceedings for ports and features. attracting funds for the university, These remaining buildings could be brary and Dwight Bentel Hall were "limited resources" for attracting naming or renaming facilities that in- willing to make Mike Di Marco said Senate Chairman Peter used to attract people named. The Richard B. Lewis In- such funding. volve the names of individuals shall substantial monetary gifts that could structional Resource Center and According to university policy, Editor Roza nski be confidential until a decision is an- "No one said let's approach further the goals of the university." Hugh W. Gillis Hall were named in naming or renaming a building nounced by Fullerton, according to Henry Ford," Buzanski said, adding However, the committee also de' 1982. should be based, "as far as possible, the policy. Page 2 IFEDMMED. Wednesday. May I, I985,/Spartan Dail

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Editorial Senate makes the write move 1TERARY SKILLS are an essential tool ican Language, suggests that reading as well in this era of communications. There is as writing be required of students in any no excuse for a university curriculum scheme which trys to improve their writing which graduates students who cannot write. skills. Therefore, it is important that all SJSU Higher education has been forced to re- acceptable 100W departments develop good, quire 100 W classes because students in el- basic writing courses that teach students ementary and high school systems are not re- should leave the skills. No Spartan graduate quired to do enough reading and writing, skills. university without these Donovan said. The course should not be remedial. It should be used as an opportunity to develop While Donovan agrees that 100 W classes solid writing skills in all students. should be maintained, he suggests that the The Academic Senate's April 22 decision problem originates at elementary and high not to allow 100W courses to be axed was a school levels. move in the right direction. However, 100W Class sizes at the elementary and high classes should continue to be a requirement school levels should be reduced so that teach- instead of an option. ers can work closer with students on their The senate should be commended for re- reading and writing skills, Donovan said. quiring students to take a "standardized ju- 11.1 GOO VJE I 11LIS-r: ALL CY11-4ER6 PAY CAS4-1 nior-level writing examination," before they It will take more than just the 100 W class can enroll in a 100W course. to bring a student up to proper reading and Also, the recommendation of English De- writing levels. However, if every department partment Chairwoman Marylou requires the 100W class, and the class is struc- Letters to the Editor Bent Corners Lewandowski to the senate that the 100 W tured to develop true academic writing skills, "evaluated to see how it can im- perhaps the class can achieve its goals to course be Apartheid protest will hurt blacks prove in teaching students how to write well" graduate students who can serve in their field, as true professionals in this age of commu- Editor. is a good one. its Studies in Amer- nications. The leftists who demand that the university sever Bob Donovan, director of ties with companies doing business in South Africa do not favor racial equality. On the contrary, all that they stand Dan for is favorable to racial injustice in South Africa, here, and in the rest of the world. Fitch Humor retains proper perspective In the first place, t is no accident that the left de- Originally this was going to be about the rights of ev- I realized that confrontation is a good way to get at- nounces American corporations, not racial inequality in eryone to decide what they should be able to read in mag- tention, and soon I began to suspect the motives of these South Africa. For American companies are among the azines or see at the movies versus the rights of those who people. Maybe all they wanted was attention and the very few social institutions which have done anything to want to put an end to what they consider pornography. women's movement was a way of saying "look at me." foster genuine racial equality in South Africa. To discour- Fun in the sun But the subject of censorship has been written about in After all, the arguments had gained them eveyone's at- age and abuse these companies, as the leftists do, is politi- the paper on several occassions so I changed my mind. tention within shouting distance in the building includ- cally foolish and economically punitive to South African don't tan, I stroke." 1% oody Allen ing a camera person from Update News. blacks and whites alike. something progress But, as 1 was preparing to do that piece, Secondly, the left does not stop at opposing LABEL ON THE little plastic bottle said who are it demands kept coming into my mind. Why is it that people But even if that were true, it would still not explain toward racial justice in South Africa. When THE"helps promote a deep, rich, healthy tan," against pornography irritate and anger so many others univerisity hire faculty and admit students on the why these people had upset so many others. that the so I bought the stuff. who are not particularly in favor of smut? Did everyone resent being yelled at and told their basis of race, it perpetuates indeed, fosters racial in- Then the other day a couple of things happened which ideas and feelings were not that important? I am sure equality here at San Jose State. I also bought the one that said "tans indoors," that was part of it, but I could not help thinking there was Finally, one must consider the consequences for and the one that said "can prevent premature more to it. American foreign policy of the left's demands: An eco- aging." After all, wouldn't you buy a product that nomically and politically unstable South Africa would be or After the last of these little escapades a few of us were allows you to tan while standing in a closet, advantagious to the Soviet Union, especially sitting around talking about what had happened and why, strategically stops you from aging? If there had been ones eastern Africa. The Soviet Union has had an official when one of us said what the rest of us must have known in saying "will fill your bank account with large race-policy of the kind preferred by the American left all along. quantities of cash," or "will transform you into a (Sc,, "affirmative action") since the early days of Stalin's 7-foot bronze God," then I would have bought The trouble is that these people have lost their sense rule, and it encourages this policy in all its allies. them, too. Sam of humor, he said. He wasn't referring to the ha-ha joke America's proudest moments have come when we type of humor but to the kind of humor we all possess have tried to live up to our devotion to the sacred principle Oh yeah, I also bought a bottle of "sun block Gibino about life and its problems. that "All men are created equal." Students, administra- level 25," which screens everything, including tors and faculty ought to notice that today's leftist demon- thermo-nuclear rays. We have a been guilty of losing this type of humor strators would have us betray our ancient faith in the especialy think I'm joking then you're probably when we are under pressure. We also have been principles of the Declaration of Independence. If you has never had the top of guilty of alienating and offending those around us, just John A. Wettergreen one of those people who like on the first day of the anti-pornography people did the other day. Professor your feet roasted to a blister The you're probably one of those caused me to understand the strange effect these crusad- violence against women is serious but they were Political science spring sunshine. And of ers have on the rest of us. I witnessed two arguments here too close to the problem, they had lost their perspective. people whose skin doesn't peel off like a role sun in the journalism building about the portrayl of women. Everything they saw that did not go along with what they Questions should be considered seran wrap after having been in the summer thought was right was seen for eight minutes. as exploitive of women. It seems this spring that the fashionable thing to do is The first was about a photo of a bikini-clad women to make some sort of statement in opposition to South Af- Attempting to avoid my annual spring burn.! who was on a bulletin board in the photo lab's office. The He went on to say that the most effective people he rica's apartheid system. Perhaps the following questions first tried one of those tanning centers where they difference of opinion about the photo was between the had seen were those who had brought about change keep- deserve consideration. put you on a table and cook you brown like a pig on and a group of people who said they found ing their humor and charm and who could discuss the photographers Does the United States have ample leverage in South rotisserie. the picture offensive. It quickly escalated into a yelling problems without allowing their emotions to cloud the is- sues. Africa? If so, to what extent can the United States put match in the hallway about the mistreatment of women pressure on the South African government without hurt- You can drop into one those places in Decem- and how photos like that contributed to the harrassment That's what everyone was reacting to when the anti- ing the black majority we claim to champion? Will aban- ber or January and come out looking like you spent of women. The second was about a dumb but not offensive pornography people were around. It was this self-cen- doning the policy of constructive engagement, "the use of six years in Rio. Or you'll end up looking like one of joke that had appeared on the cover of the Entertainer. A tered and smug attitude that everyone was wrong and business leverage and quiet diplomacy to foster political those TV sportscasters who are heavily tanned in business saw the man in the Daily newsroom on other they were right that brought out the worst in the rest of us. and social change," put the United States in a position December and January. cover and voiced his objections. The anti-pornographers yelled not because they had an where they would become incapable of promoting future the response The blonde receptionist took one look at my Neither the photo nor the joke deserved idea worth screaming about, but because they could not advances? to be support- milk-white epidermis and told me their insurance that they got from these people who claim tolerate any other idea being heard. Answers to these and other more thoughtful questions But the fact of the matter is that policy didn't cover third degree burns for pale ing the cause of women. might help to provide the proper balance necessary for an response angered the others who were The rest of the people argued not because customers. they did, and that they fa- effective policy. involved including women who are anything but vored pornography but because they knew the attitudes Peter 0. Campbell So I against the women's movement. and tactics being used were wrong. Graduate student bought the aforementioned bottles of lotion promising to change my life, and prepared to battle the sun. To prepare for the onslaught of rays, I spread Letter some of the goop promising a "deep, rich tan" on my cheeks and arms: rubbed the stuff saying it policy could 'tan indoors' on my armpits, elbows, kneecaps, and toes and spread the stuff that "can prevent premature aging" on my forehead and The Daily encourages belly. readers to write letters. Your Then I rubbed the rest of my body with "sun response to any topic if in- block level 25." terest is welcome. And then I drank seven White Russians and passed out on the front lawn for three hours. All letters must bear the writer's name, signa- ture, major, phone number IWAS AWAKENED BY my orange cat, who and class standing. The found the "tan inside" lotion irresistable and phone number will not be was licking my toes with his sandpaperish tongue. printed. The result of my sunbathing was a body Letters can be deliv- resembling a barber's pole. ered to the Daily, upstairs in The "sun block level 25" worked well, Dwight Bentel Hall, or at the leaving me as pale as ever, but the stuff to prevent information center on the premature aging didn't have any effect on my first floor of the Student receeding hairline, and the stuff allowing me to Union. The Spartan Daily re- Ian indoors didn't prevent my left armpit from serves the right to edit let- getting burned. ters for libel and length. The whole episode seemed to prove there is no hope The viewpoints ex for the pale. The pale are a persecuted mi- nority on a college campus, pressed in opinion pieces banished to wearing long pants in May, instead of those neat Bermuda is -ME RI6W-Wit46 CBS VENING NEWS, JESSE HELMS REPMING. BIASED NEWS- and cartoons are those of shorts students with tans wear these days. CASTER, DAN RATNER WAS BURNED AS A COMMIE WITCH MDAY. IN CAR GOOD NEWS.' the authors. Spartan Daily/ Wednesday, May 1, 1985, GsMSTToThE Page For sail Housing names 50 student RAs

By Sans Gibine before we picked them. They weren't Daily staff writer just faces." Fifty new resident advisers have Chew said the new RAs will un- been chosen for the 1985-86 school dergo three weeks of training before year. The RAs were chosen from the end of the semester. They will re- among 77 applicants after testing and turn one week before school begins interviews for further training in first aid and The RAs live in the dorms and Housing operation's policy. are responsible for supervising stu- dents as well as organizing activities Sandy Parson was one of the ap- at the halls. The RA positions last for plicants who did not get the job. one school year and students can re- She said that in the two group apply for an additional year. sessions, the applicants were The prospective RAs must be screened to see how well they worked currently enrolled at the university in groups and how they interact with and have a 2.0 grade point average. people. They were also looking for The applicants went through two how well the students could commu- group sessions and an interview be- nicate their ideas, she said. fore the selections were made, said "I was real uncomfortable but I Charlene Chew, associate director of vir . got used to it," Housing. she said. -t^-12+' The interviews also presented a In the group sessions the students set of problems. were given exercises to see how well developed their skills were in work- "If you are nervous they assumt ing with large as well as small you are not ready for the RA posi- groups, Chew said. tion," Parson said. "Their criteria The interviews, conducted by at was wishy washy." - least one resident director and one "I think it was a good process ,s4.40.- RA, included questions about what though ," she said. "I learned alot skills the applicants thought they about it. I don't feel bad about it needed for the job and how they felt The $3,000 annual salary goes to- about the work, she said. ward paying for their room and half "The interviewing process was their board, Chew said. They also get Michael McGuire - Special to the Daily very exciting," said Jo Stuart, a resi- a 15 meal plan at the dining commons HOlk0 Stoiberg, a senior majoring in advertising, takes ad- bro Reservoir. South of San Jose. Chesbro offers blue gill dent director. "We got to know them and the Spartan Shops. vantage of the current sunny weather to s%indsurf on (lies- and bass Fishing and windsurfing for those like liolko. Saxophonist Henderson Graduate students get study room to play in Spartan Pub By Kathy Keesey the adjunct faculty for the SJSU Daily staff writer Music Department. He performed By Kathy Keesey Maureen Pastine. ting in the north corner of Wahlquist Pastine brought the petition be- Saxophone player Joe Henderson earlier this semester with the SJSU I Deity staff writer Library, the room has a seating ca- Omberg requested a room, she fore the library council. The council, will perform at the Spartan pub to- Modern Jazz Ensemble. A group study room in the Wahl- pacity of about nine people, is en- said, because she believes there are which consists of Pastine, the assis- morrow night. quist Library has been set aside spe- closed in glass and has a window and Bryan Thym, entertainment di- problems with studying that are tant directors, the budget officer and He will be performing with Tim cifically for graduate students. a chalkboard rector for the pub, arranged to have more prominent for graduates than the analysis aide, made a decision to Hauff, who will play bass, and SJSU "I asked for that room because it the trio play. He said that Haub was "Graduate students had no quiet undergraduates. give them the room on a temporary music instructor Dan Sabanovich. seemed to be one that was a friend of his and that Hauff asked place to study," said Sharon Omberg, Many graduate students have basis. self-con- Henderson has played saxophone tained," Thym if he would be interested in a graduate student at SJSU. Omberg families at home which forces them "The only problem we had with it Omberg said. such as trombone with jazz "greats" booking them. Thym went for the said she had talked to many students to study at the library, Omberg said is that the library is running out of A sign was put up stating the pur- and drummer player J. J. Johnson idea right away. who were having similar problems Because they often work full-time, gross space," Pastine said. "So we pose of the room, but was torn down, Bud Powell. Henderson has recorded the library just wasn't quiet enough. they can only be on campus at certain approved it on a temporary basis so Omberg said. Another one will be put more than 100 records and has played "We were really lucky to get him "There was a reverse process of times. Graduates are also at a point that if there is an extreme shortage up which will say "Undergraduates all over the world. here," Thym said. "We hope a lot of isolating yourself," she said. "You in their studies where their goals are we can use the room." may be respectfully requested to Henderson is presently part of people will show up to see them." had to go into the group study rooms, more directed and intense, she said Room 206 has been set aside Sit- show ID's." which are for discussions, in order to find some quiet. People were doing THESES. WE DELIVER the talking outside of the rooms." Hughey returns from vacation Let kinko's Omberg decided to start a peti- continued Irons page 25, lti Fullerton that does not 1101114. Sims said Hughey needs to hie tion requesting a room. The petition elated deans during my absence. Hughey recommending "the the suit to protect other SJSU em- Reproduce Your Brain -Child was given to the head Librarian, "I feel my character has been dean's immediate removal." ployees. ' 481 E. San Carlos 2955511 maligned, but I will use intellect over Rice said yesterday that he does "Unless Dr. Hughey doesn't pro- tect his emotion." not believe that his letter is libelous, rights," Sims said, "others in 93 Paseo de San Antonio 295-4336 the university will have someone Hughey has been under investi- adding that he doesn't believe Hug- knocking at their doors." gation in connection with a complaint hey's proposed suit is appropriate. Spartan Daily made by an SJSU female employee "It's his money," Rice said. "He The way in which Rice's letter kinko's who has no grounds for the suit. He is not was written, Sims said, assumes that alleges that he sexually ha- THE CAMPUS COPY SHOP rassed her by making inappropriate even named in the letter and the only Hughey is guilty. remarks to her. thing that is said in there concretely "If Rice was really concerned, he the San Jose State Serving The dean said he has not been is a matter of public record. So, could have written a letter in a less University Community told who his accuser is, and he said he there's no grounds for libel." damaging way," Sims said. Free Pregnancy Since 1934 has not sexually harassed anyone. ( USPS 509-480) Fullerton said last week that the Testing university will never make the re- STUMPED BYpiTti Second class postage paid at San Jose. Cali sults of the investigation public be- forma Member id California Newspaper cause attorneys have advised her & Counseling Publishers Association and the Associated against it. 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Sims, Hughey's law- ADMISSIONS opinions expressed in the paper are not nee yer, said yesterday that Hughey still Pregnancy Termination essardy those of the Department of Journa plans to file a libel suit against Scott hsm and Mass Communications. the Univer MAZE 1st & Mid Trimester sity administration or any student or Iambs Rice, chapter president of the Cali- organinition Mail subscriptions accepted (Your Choice Sleep/or Awake) Sims said 11111h, on a remainder of semester basis Full ac,, fornia Faculty Association. demic year. $15 Farb semester. *75(1 he expects to file suit today or tomor- Family Planning campus price per copy, 15 cents The Spar- row. for policies San lose (408) 255-2773 tan Daily is solely responsible Rice wrote a letter, dated March Itett121-1, KAMAN Phone: FM and content of this newspaper 0,,1,15110 Graves Ave., Suite B Pregnancy tonal 277-3181 Advertising 277-3171 Printed TO ATTEND A Contulttion INVITES YOU F remind by Fricke-Parks Press o Cs-ore, 55) Postmaster Please send all address corn, 1 I "i) tiTi2-6503 14151790.3334 thins to Spartan Daily. 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Following the speeches SJSU psychology and biology the students will answer questions for Graduate students are provided in music society contest graduate and undergraduate stu- up to three minutes. the opportunity to fulfill their oral dents will reveal their theses and re- Graduate students in research presentation requirement for their By J. M. Andermatt summer Rome Festival Competition search work at the Spartan Psycho- must make oral presentations at ei- master's degree at their own school, Daily staff writer 'Entering in Italy. logical Association Meetings today ther a professional or educational instead of at a professional conven- Teresa Orozco, a senior music "It was so much work," Orozco and tomorrow':' convention, he said. tion, Juarez said. major, won the yearly music honor competitions is said of her time in Rome. "In a 45- Jeff Randall, a junior psychology society competition earlier this day span we did 40 concerts." student participating in the forum, Maria Juarez, a psychology se- Undergraduates involved in re- month. important because Orozco enters as many competi- said the annual event offers students nior and moderator for the meetings, search are also encouraged to make Orozco, 22, won the Mu Phi Epsi- tions as she has time for. the opportunity to present the results said that although no awards are presentations. lon SJSU chapter competition with everything is going "Entering competitions is impor- of their research to the campus com- given out, many of the students have her flute playing. For her efforts, she to be a competition. I tant," Orozco said, "because every- munity. Topics of research vary. their research results published in "The students have learned ex- will receive tuition for next semester. thing is going to be a competition. I This year's meeting will high- professional journals. The majority actly what goes on at the professional The competition has three divi- use the audition to use the audition to prepare myself." light research work conducted within of research work is funded by the stu- research level," Juarez said. sions: voice, piano and other instru- Orozco's goal is to eventually be the 1984-85 school year. Research dents themselves although several The sessions will be held from 1 mental. Students were judged by prepare myself.' in an orchestra. After she graduates presentations will include studies in students paid for their research p.m. to 3 p.m. today and from 8:30 three different sets of juries made up Teresa Orozco in December, she will apply to such adolescent sexual offenders, sexual through outside scholarships and a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. of Mu Phi's alumni and ex-profes- noted music schools as Juilliard and role orientation and self-esteem in sors. One finalist from each division music teacher Isabelle Chapuis- Eastman in New York. Or, she may college women, and the effect of was chosen to compete in the finals in Starr. She practices approximately go to Europe. Rapid Eye Movement deprivation on front of all the judges. three hours a day but often seven or "I'd like to study under the old audiogenic seizure susceptibility in Orozco chose to play Mozart Con- eight hours a day before a competi- masters that taught my teachers," rats. certo No. 2 in D major and Fantasie tion. Orozco said. Each student will give a 12-min- by Faure for her final performance. "It's not a chore," Orozco said. AT CSM Orozco said she has been playing "It's a pleasant experience, a need of flute since the beginning of junior mine." AT CAIADAT: high school. She began playing be- Orozco has entered numerous $5.00 COUPON $5.00 causes friend of hers began playing. competitions. Last year, she won the "It was very natural for me," Mu Phi Epsilon competition at Stan- AT SKYLINE: Orozco said, "although I had no musi- ford and placed third in the Robert cal background." Mondavi Competition in Napa. In Need Extra Money? Now, she studies with SJSU 1983, she was chosen to play in the 0000 You can earn $ 1 a month Returning to San Mateo County for the summer? UCLA protesters Give Blood Plasma Need to complete lower division We take All Blood types requirements? object to celebration B3HYLAND PLASMA CENTER Interested in taking prerequisites for a 35 S Almaden Ave San Jose. CA h IA! AN! OPEN FOR DONORS BONUS major? Movimiento Estudantil Chicano Tandlett refused to sign the 92- Receive an extra de Aztlan members at the University year-old code because he feels "the r$5 00 with this t:oupon Need to fulfill general education of California at Los Angeles staged a honor would be much better served" New Donors Only requirements? sleep-in protest in front of the Beta if there were no clause. Princeton ad- Theta Pi fraternity house. ministrators discovered his refusal Call Today (408) 294-6535 Want to take elective courses? The group objects to the fraterni- only after Tandlett told them about it ty's annual "Tequila Sunrise" cele- They decided to admit Randlett any, - Take advantage of these and other educa- way, because it was their mistake. tional opportunities during summer session they said. Around Other K1--N at Canada College, College of San Mateo Campuses The photographer for Playboy and Skyline College and save money ($5 a has left Stanford University. Before err N of\ I unitstill the best value in a college brati on. The protesters say the cele- he left about 30 protesters from Stan- ("Kt TH education). bration violated the year-long ford Students Opposed to Pornogra- jazz tap, body music phy and Women at Stanford Law university moratorium on ethnic Summer session begins June 24 theme parties. The group has vowed gave him a petition signed by 1,400 to remain in front of the fraternity members of the Stanford community 6 and 8 week courses house indefinitely. and a bouquet of flower stems. The photographer, David Chan, Four students from UC Davis was at Stanford to recruit campus For further information contact: women for the magazine's "Girls of Sunday, May 5th, 1985 were arrested for protesting in front Canada College College of San Mateo Skyline College of a Bank of America. The students the Pac-10" pictorial. 8:00pm, Dance Studio Theatre, SPX 219 is compiled by 364-1212 f>.1 726 974-6161 355-7000 ext 251 Davis Committee Around Other Campuses students are members of the Daily staff writer Kathy K'eesey - $500 general $7,00 in Solidarity With the People of El Info-277-2807 Salvador and were protesting the bank's investments in Guatemala. When arrested, the group was handing out leaflets explaining Bank of America's support of increased U.S. aid and ties to the military in AUTOGRAPH Guatemala. The bank disputed these claims. CALENDAR CORRECTIONS At UC Berkeley the Student BOOK SIGNING Union has officially been renamed in SPRING 1985 honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr The union will be the first building on JOIN WITH US campus named after a non-white per- son. Chancellor I. Michael Heyman TO WELCOME proposed the idea to UC regents in re- Author sponse to students' requests. The The following dates are corrections to idea originated in 1982 in an Afro- American studies course. TERRY BROOKS the Spring 1985 Schedule of Classes About 200 people participated in a march at UC Berkeley to protest Wed., May 1st, 5 pm to 7 pm sexual assault and to remember Calendar. those who have been its victims. The Now, in a brilliant new fantasy of magic and high ad- march was dedicated by local attor- venture, Terry Brooks brings us the conclusion of his ney Gail Rappaport to "all those who epic trilogy that began with the have been physically assaulted." 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Absent PA system House kills bid for special election WASHINGTON (AP) A deeply recommended seating McCloskey. three-man task force, said there was Calif., that recommended seating divided House squashed a Republi- "There is no rule here that says "a cloud over the outcome" because McCloskey "did the fairest, most halts can attempt Tuesday to call for a spe- when you win by four votes you have there still were ballots left un- equitable and honest recount that protest rally cial election to settle the bitter dis- a playoff," Panetta said. He asserted counted. anyone could." pute over an Indiana seat. that if McIntyre had won by a simi- "Honorable men would vote to By Aaron ('rose Faber said he thought of the The House voted 229-200 against a larly small margin, "there's no ques- vacate the seat in the 8th District so Minority Leader Bob Michel, R- Daily staff writer idea last week. He said he did not Republican motion to declare the 8th tion we would have seated Mr. McIn- the people can choose," he said. 111., told reporters, "We don't think Yesterday was the 10th anni- plan to set a date for another rally District seat vacant so Indiana's gov- tyre." House Speaker Thomas P. O'N- the gentleman the Democrats want to versary of the day when all Amer- this semester because it is getting ernor can schedule a special election. Rep. William M. Thomas of Cali- eill Jr., D-Mass., said a task force seat deserves a seat and we're going icans were out of South Vietnam close to finals. The Republicans, who garnered fornia, the only Republican on the headed by Rep. Leon Panetta, D- to continue to make that point." and the Vietnam War was over. 19 votes from Democratic defectors, Both Faber and Walker were threatened a "mass exodus" if the Yesterday was also the day available after the cancelled noon Democrats seat incumbent Frank that Michael Faber, Associated engagement to talk about the fall McCloskey on the basis of a four-volt Students vice president-elect, of South Vietnam. Both men said recount victory over Republican planned to hold a protest rally in they wanted to have the rally so Richard McIntyre. the upper pad of the Student students would be aware of how "I very much regret the outcome Only Minutes from San Jose State University! Union. bad the situation is there. turns upon only four votes," said Ma- But it didn't happen because a Walker said he supported the jority Leader James Wright, D- speaker system wasn't available. war while it was happening and he Texas. "In the years I've been in Con- gress I've never known anything to "Basically it was my own still supports it because it was a create such a degree of emotional- fault," Faber said. "just" war. There were also other reasons, such as economic ones, ism." Faber had planned to give a why the United States was at war, Wright declared: "We're not so speech about the communist take- he said. hard up for an extra seat in the House \ I over of South Vietnam after the that we would want to deprive some- war and what conditions are like "There are no apologies to be body by theft." in South Vietnam now. Bob made for Vietnam," Walker said. But Rep. Bill Frenzel, R-Minn., Walker, director of the Santa "It was the proper thing to do." said the task force that conducted the Clara County Republican Party, If the United States had recount "repudiated the laws of the 1st Class Free! was also scheduled to speak. stayed in Vietnam and had not state, wrote its own election laws, Walker supported and still sup- ended the war 10 years ago, conducted a count until it found ports the Vietnam War. SJSU Walker said he believes the United enough votes for its man to win" and Vietnamese students were also States could have held the com- then stopped counting. Highly Skilled, Trained going to talk about life in South munists off and life in Vietnam Frenzel urged Democrats to Instructors Vietnam. would have been better than it is "take the poison out of the shallow Special Student Rates well" by agreeing to a special elec- Faber said he did not know he now. tion. 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San Jose Stale University the information desk in the Student Office of Continuing Education Union or the A.S. Office. Call (408) 277-2182 for information Funded by Associated Students Pages apx)RDI Spartan Daily/Wednesday, May 1, 1985 Linemen go first in football draft 49ers' draft receiver REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (API catching in a crowd." NEW YORK (AP) National with the New England Patriots to Then things finally began to New York Giants took Adams and The San Francisco 49ers' gave up Nearly six hours later, the 49ers Football League teams again passed grab coveted wide receiver Jerry move toward the skill positions. Pittsburgh picked defensive end Dar- quantity for quality Tuesday in the used the Patriots' third-round pick, up the headline-makers for the Rice of Mississippi Valley State just After Houston took Wisconsin ryl Sims, the third player from Wis- National Football League draft, pick- No. 75 overall, to take Rickey Moore, grunts, putting the emphasis on line- before the Dallas Cowboys. cornerback Richard Johnson with a consin chosen in the first round. ing record-setting wide receiver a 5-10, 236-pound fullback from Ala- men and defenders in their college pick obtained from New Orleans for After that, the first round went: Jerry Rice from tiny Mississippi Val- bama, whom Walsh called "a dev- player draft Tuesday. There were no surprises at the running back Earl Campbell, and Los Angeles Rams, Jerry Gray, ley State on the first round. astating blocker." top. Buffalo, with the first pick, rati- San Diego took Ohio State guard Jim Texas safety; Chicago, William To get the 6-foot-2, 203-pound Rice caught 112 passes for 1,845 As they did last year, the 28 NFL fied its choice of Virginia Tech de- Lachey, Cincinnati finally took Perry, the 330-pound Clemson de- Rice, rated by 49ers' scouts as one of yards in 11 games last year and teams selected no quarterbacks in a fensive lineman Bruce Smith, whom Brown. fensive lineman known as "The Re- the three best receivers in the coun- scored 28 touchdowns. In 1983, he first round that saw six offensive and it had already signed. Then Atlanta Buffalo used its pick obtained frigerator:" the Los Angeles Raid- try, the Super Bowl champions caught 102 passes in 10 games for 1,- six defensive linemen taken. Nor did and Minnesota swapped the second from Green Bay to take Memphis ers, Florida State wide receiver traded their first, second and third 450 yards and 14 touchdowns. He set they take a tight end. and fourth places and the Falcons State cornerback Derrick Burroughs Jessie Hester; New Orleans, Tennes- round picks to New England for the 15 NCAA 1-AA records during his col- chose offensive tackle Bill Fralic of and then Kansas City finally chose see linebacker Alvin Toles; Cincin- Patriots' first and third round spots. lege career, including most catches They used the first nine picks on Pitt. the draft's first running back, Ethan nati, Alabama liebacker Emanuel The 49ers then used the No. 16 in a game, 24, against Southern Uni- offensive linemen, defensive linemen Horton of North Carolina. King; Denver, Oklahoma running pick overall on the opening round to versity. and linebackers, waiting until the Houston, with the third pick, fol- After the 49ers took Rice; Dallas back Steve Sewell; Miami, Florida select Rice, described by Coach Bill Paul Hackett, the 49ers' quar- 10th pick, when the New York Jets lowed through on its intention to take chose Michigan defensive end Kevin running back Lorenzo Hampton and Walsh as "a swift, smooth player terback and receivers coach, was in took wide receiver Al Toon of Wiscon- defensive lineman Ray Childress of Brooks; St. Louis took Mississippi New England, Brigham Young cen- who's got great instincts running the draft "war room" with Walsh and sin, to choose a player whose name is Texas A&M, but the Vikings, thought linebacker Freddie Joe Nunn; the ter Trevor Matich with the ball, going to the ball and the other coaches. likely to appear other than by acci- to be after wide receiver Eddie dent man NFL scoring summary. Brown of Miami, instead went for linebacker-defensive end Chris Dole The first quarterback wasn't man of Pitt. drafted until the ninth pick of the sec- Linebacker Duane Bickett of CASHIER/SALES Teacher Trainee ond round the 37th of the draft Southern California went to India- when the Philadelphia Eagles chose napolis and offensive tackles Lomas Randall Cunningham of Nevada-Las Brown of Florida and Ken Ruettgers BIG 5 Wanted Vegas. of Southern Cal to Green Bay. Green SPORTING GOODS San Benito High School, Holister, CA Bay acquired that choice in another has teacher trainee openings for the There was also an unusual deal with Buffalo. which had ob- PART TIME amount of trading during the first tained the pick from Cleveland in the Great Working Conditions Competitive Salary 1985/86 school year. round as teams maneuvered for the controversial deal that gave the Merchandise Discount Merit Increases Candidates must be college grad- dozen or so blue-chip players avail- Browns the supplemental draft rights Flexible Hours able. This further supported the as- to Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have uates with a major in mathematics, eco- sessment that this draft, while rea- Then came Ron Holmes, a Wash- previous retail experience. Knowledge of sporting nomics or science. Beginning salary sonably deep in talent, was not very ington defensive end, to Tampa Bay goods equipment helpful. $20,000. Teaching credential not required. talented at the top. The Super Bowl and Kevin Allen, and offensive tackle champion San Francisco 49ers, in from Indiana, chosen by the Eagles Apply daily at any of the following locations: Must pass CBEST and National Teacher fact, may have registered a coup of before the Jets broke through with Examination. Contact Steve Hail at: sorts by exchanging first-round picks Toon. 946 Blossom Hill Rd., San lose 2249 Tully Rd , San Jose (408) 637-5831 Giants lose Good friends won't leave you flat. again CHICAGO (AP) Ryne Sand- berg doubled home the tying run and scored the go-ahead run in the third ining, leading the Chicago Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the San Francisco Gi- ants Tuesday. Sandberg, the National League's 1984 Most Valuable Player who en- tered the game hitting only .159, went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a single. Winning pitcher Steve Trout, 4-1, gave up nine hits, walked two and hit a batter in 6 2-3 innings. He was helped by four Cubs' double plays. Trout was replaced in the sev- enth by Lee Smith, who recorded his fifth save in six appearances this sea- son. Bill Laskey, 0-3, was tagged with the loss. Evert wins an award BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. CAP) Chris Evert Lloyd, who has won more tennis tournaments than any man or woman ever, was honored Tuesday as the "Greatest American Woman Athlete of the Last 25 Years." Lloyd won easily in nationwide balloting conducted by Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., which along with the Women's Sports Foundation sponsored the award. "I feel very, very fortunate to have won this award, especially when I look at the other four athletes who were nominated," Lloyd said at an award ceremony. "It's great to be singled out, but I really feel I've been a representative of all women in sports. "I think the bottom line is that sports should be a way of life for ev- erybody. It's very stimulating, very healthy and, most of all, a lot of fun." 1964 Bew Brewed en US A by Miller BilroIng The award program was Co. Milwaukee, WI 4or:).t launched last summer with a survey 0.44F40qe:'11". "" of 92 sportswriters and broadcasters around the country, who narrowed down an initial list of 29 athletes pre- sented by the Women's Sports Foun- dation to the five finalists listed on The moon was up, the stars the ballots. Ocean Spray then released mil- were out andpfftt!your rear lions of balldts to the public from last September to March 31 of this year. tire was down. Good thing there There were 324,001 ballots cast. was a phone nearby. And a few Lloyd collected 32 percent of the vote to 17 percent for fellow tennis player good friends who were willing Martina Navratilova. The three other finalists were tennis player Billie to drive a dozen miles, on a Jean King and track standouts Saturday night, to give you a Wilma Rudolph and Mary Decker Slaney. lift. When you get back, you "I would have voted for King." Lloyd said. "She's really been a want to do more than just say champion on and off the court. She's "thanks!' So tonight, been a great leader and spokesperson let it be for all sports. Lowenbrau. "I have known tennis for 15 years now. When I started on the tour, it was still basically an amateur sport. Men's prize money was 10 times greater than women's. Now, it's LOwenbrau. Here's to good friends. practically equal. I give a great deal of credit to Billie Jean for that." Spartan Daily/Wednesday, May 1,1985, 1985

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He also said decisions that would Spartan Daily A smart move available to the Daily ).% hen thQ, Both sides learned something have ramifications for the whole uni- could be compiled. from the other side in the talks, Hes- versity ought to be made on the presi- Steve Rudnick, another anti- ter said. dential level. apartheid organizer, said Fullerton Advertising 277-3171 In a related development, mem- "I feel I have a responsibility to seemed to be willing to work with Students Against Apart- insure that students who want access them, but was overly cautious on the bers of the Tuesday with the direc- to employers have that access," group's "two crucial issues." heid also met tor of Career Planning and Brody said. "I don't have the right to Rudnick said Fullerton "doesn't He said they make that decision for students. If seem to want to put herself on the Placement, Brody said. asked him not only to support their you are opposed to them (employers line" by banning corporations and with investments in South Africa), demands in general, but to encourage banks from donating equipment to you won't interview with them." the school and from coming here to Fullerton to ban corporations that are involved in South Africa from recruit employees. Brody also said barring those coming on campus to recruit employ- Hester said she felt "a human companies from campus might have ees. connection" with Fullerton at the a damaging effect on students. meeting "I told them howl honestly felt," "Obviously, a lot of these cor- "On some level she can make the Brody said. "I am opposed to what's porations have given money and re- connection between oppression of going on in South Africa, but I don't sources to the university over the blacks in the South from her days know if we as a university have a years, sometimes in excess of (one) down there," she said, "and the op- legal right to prohibit certain em- million dollars," he said. "I suspect pression of blacks in South Africa. ployers from campus and not oth- they'd stop giving lab equipment if But the conclusions she draws might ers." banned from campus." MEET

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