Evans Shamed by Graduation Rates

Mostly sunny African- Spartan golfer except for Americans Steve Woods scattered clouds. should put stroking for Highs in the 60s DNA to use. the pros. to low 70s. See page 2... See page 6... SPARTAN %id 1113, DAILY Numb,' 37 Published for Sall Jose State tnk ersit since 1931 October 26, 199 I Evans shamed by graduation rates Outlines changes in athletic recruitment policies from community colleges By Joanne Griffith Domingue Spartan Daily Stall Writer "I want no athlete here who gram is all about. Getting an edu- years to make their mark in colle- sports information at SJSU, con- doesn't want to graduate from cation is what it's all about." giate sports, there's enormous firms recruiting has changed. Evans J. Handel Evans, president of college," Evans said at his press Evans outlined ways SJSU is pressure on them, Evans said. So "As recently as 1990 football 'I want no athlete San Jose State University, is conference Tuesday. "When re- changing its recruiting. "We're SJSU will focus its recruiting now recruiting was still top heavy embarrassed and distressed by cruiting, we must make it very going to slow down recruiting in on high schools to find students with junior college students. For here who doesn't the school's poor record of grad- clear. If there's no interest in col- junior colleges because that's who will "stay a length of time Fall 1994, there are 14 fresh- want to graduate.' uating black athletes - especially lege and they just want to be in where the problem is." and make a commitment." -J. Handel Evans foot ball players. the NFL, that's not what this pro- When students have just two Lawrence Fan, director of See Evans, page 8 Classroom gender bias Steel drums Males receive better education than female classmates By Kevin Valine dominating the classroom and American University professors Spartan Daily Staff Writer earning the top honors, said write, "often by well-meaning Across the country, girls and Professors Myra and David teachers who are unaware that boys receive unequal educations Sadker, the authors of "Failing at they are transmitting sexist values. in the classroom, with boys Fairness, How America's Schools "Girls are taught to speak quiet- receiving the lion's share of atten- Cheat Girls: ly, to defer to boys, to avoid math tion and praise from teachers. "Girls are systematically denied and science, and to value neat- Once they reach college, gender opportunities in areas where boys bias continues with male students are encouraged to excel," the two See Gender bias, page 8 Emeritus biology professor remembered for contributions By A.J. Nomai Spartan Daily Stall Wnter "This will be a day to remember. It Carl Sharsmith, emeritus biology professor at San Jose State was my first day in the mountains, University, first visited Yosemite but it will not be my last.. .Now I National Park in 1926 at the age of can truly believe John Muir when 23. He spent the next 62 summer he says The Mountains of God. seasons at the park, studying the plant and animal life and leading Carl Sharsmith nature tours through what he s.r,t merittu Nohow, profearax called home. Sharsmith "It's the happiest place in the mountains," Sharsmith once told had earned a reputation as the smith wrote in 1919, "will help the San Francisco Chronicle. "God oldest and longest-serving park me decide the course in life I blessed this place." ranger in the history of the shall take." "Tuolumne Meadows was basi- National Park Service. He led "In his notebooks," Elizabeth cally his domain," Dr. Wayne his last tours through Yosemite O'Neill wrote in "Mountain Sage," Savage, professor of biology at this past summer. After a long a book of Sharsmith's life, "Carl SJSU and friend of Sharsmith said. bout with cancer, he died Oct. patiently wrote out long sections "Most people would say there 14 at the age of 91 in his home in by Muir and read them over until probably wasn't an inch of San Jose. they were imprinted in his memo- Yosemite National Park that he When he was 15, a fascination ry. Thus Muir went with him the JEREMN F14 aAN SPAF,' N. , wasn't familiar with." with John Muir helped shape his rest of his life, whispering in his Monica Gelormini grins while playing steel Concert Hall. The class, taught by drummer In the more than 60 years life's ambitions. ear and his heart the summons to drums during jazz performance class Royal Hartigan. performs traditional music Sharsmith spent at Yosemite he "John Muir's writings," Shar- Tuesday afternoon in the Music Building from various West-African cultures See Sharsmith, page 8 Casting director gives aspiring actors advice AIDS educator cancels Nicki Valko offers insight speech due to illness on Hollywood auditions Pedro Zamora dying in Miami hospital By Shelley Spackrnan By Tina Casalino Spartan Daily Stall Writer He has testified in Congress, Spartan Daily Stall Wnter made a television spot for the Pedro Zamora, a 22-year-old Centers for Disease Control and AIDS educator who was sched- Prevention and appeared earlier Lights, camera, action! uled to speak tonight at San this year on episodes of the Nicki Valko, a Hollywood casting direc- Jose State University's Student tor, spoke to San Jose State University stu- Union, is dying front complica- MTV series "Real World," filmed dents Monday and offered them advice on tions of AIDS in a Miami hospi- in San Francisco. breaking into the world of acting. tal, according to a San Jose He also lectured before the Valko conducted a one-hour question Mercury News article. President's National Commis- and answer session and a two-hour work- According to the article. sion on AIDS, the most recent shop to a diverse group of students, not Zamora has a severe neurologi- International AIDS Conference. limited to theater arts majors. During the cal disorder, cannot walk, speak Zamora told the Wall Street workshop, students paired up and per- or eat and often cannot recog- Journal in 1992 he was gay and formed short scenes from scripts which nize family and friends. got HIV through sexual contact. Valko brought with her. The disorder is progressive "I'm sure of that because I Pamela Salazar, a member of the multifocal leukoencephalopa- never hi,d a blood transfusion, I thy, which causes dementia, a never wed intravenous drugs, Associated Students Program Board and CHRIS GONZALLS SPARTAN Dan condition of deteriorated men- and I had been sexually active." the performing arts director, believed the Hollywood casting director Nicki Valko, Valko's visit to the SJSU theater arts by a Zamora said tips Valko gave students on breaking into left, talks with Pamela Salazar during department Monday tality that is characterized the business were useful. marked decline from the indi- Since his diagnosis in 1989, "This is something you're not going to an aspiring actor auditioned for a violent sure other directors are aware of who t he vidual's former intellectual Zamora has focused his life on get in class," she said. scene and picked Valko up and threw her actors are. level, the article reported. teaching youths about the igno- Some of the advice Valko gave students against a wall. In reference to the incident She started her career when she The Cuban-American Zamora rance, pain and death associat- included showing up for auditions on Valko said, "I don't like to be handled dur- answered an advertisement in a newspa- contracted HIV, the virus that ed with AIDS. time, keeping a positive attitude, use eye ing scenes." per looking for an assistant director. causes AIDS, in 1989 when he "The pain that I feel," Zamora contact and not using many props when Valko tells students who want to Her's job responsibilities include read- was 17. Since then, he has trav- said, "The anger, the hurt I auditioning. become actors to find themselves a good ing scripts, talking to agents and having eled across the country speak- don't want anybody else to go She related one bad experience when agent who will represent them and make See Director, page 8 ing to audiences, and educating through this. Nobody deserves them about HIV and AIDS. See Zamora, page 4

a...... siaarreatommetaromalaimilialtimadamilaid- 2 Wednesday, October 26, 1994 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Editorial 0.J. jury deserves Beverly Wilshire If Judge Lance Ito decided to Becoming out of touch with are known to experience: sequester the jurors because of local and national affairs, expo- They want to get it over with a lengthy trial and other consid- sure to any media coverage and go home. erations in the O. J. Simpson being an absolute no-no. They have feelings of fatigue, We case, the jurors should at least Not being able to lead an irritability, impatience, frustra- interrupt be granted the amenities that active life. A sedentary and tion, failure, boredom, appre- this. cartoon the Beverly Wilshire Hotel indoor lifestyle for an extended hension, nervousness, annoy- to bring you the could provide. period of time is detrimental to ance or tedium each aware latest on the Consider the circumstances anyone's health. that they are unpredictable 0. J. Simpson under which jurors might be Adjusting to a life of isolation players in a gripping drama of trial... working for at least one month: among strangers with whom historic significance. Anxiety about a financial situ- relationships will develop or It is not unreasonable to sug- ation where, although having deteriorate. gest the ambience of the independent or supplemental Consider the demands placed Beverly Wilshire as a place income, they could lose savings upon them: where they could get out of or have financial emergencies. They must listen intently. their "deadly routine." Worry about medical emer- They must control their emo- There, under constant super- gencies or illness of family tions in midst of feelings of vision by guards, they could members, especially if their antipathy, sympathy, passion, walk, workout, jog, swim or hit health benefits were inade- prejudice and bias. some golf balls, enabling them quate. They cannot discuss the case to maintain a healthy perspec- The Word From Elysium Worry about changes in their with anyone. They cannot dis- tive in the face of considerable employment status. cuss the case with each other pressure while fulfilling their Time running out Kevin Moore Thinking about family mem- or any other person. They can- highest obligation of citizen- bers whom they can't see or be not permit anyone to discuss ship. caumniq with, and the inevitability of the case in their presence. for black heritage changes in relationships. Consider what feelings they

Most people can trace their ancestry back at There are certainly enough powerful black Writer's Forum least a few generations. Some can trace theirs organizations to implement this, but they have to back much farther indeed several centuries move quickly. People know the world is fast los- Las Vegas made Lana M. Jang even. People of European ancestry have well ing its biodiversity, but they are less aware of the maintained graves and village records available fact that the human race is doing so also. staff reporar to research. Many central African nations have an HIV infec- ole '21' worthwhile For many black Americans, this is a point of tion rate above 50 percent. Extreme poverty pre- frustration. Their families are unlikely to have vents people from getting even the most rudi- I turned 21 this year. I had my share of drinks seven. If that number comes up, the whole table marked graves of any kind for more than a few mentary health care. and smugly showing off my identification. It was is cleared and the house (casino) wins. generations. Those infected are not expected to live past a blast for the first three months. After that, the With this in mind, my brother gave me his tips Records of births and marriages are seldom the end of the century. Most of those people in thrill kind of died. on how to win mucho bucks. available because those events were rarely that region who are not yet infected are expected Then I went to Las Vegas. Tip the dealers. It seems to keep the luck recorded for blacks in early America. to be so by the year 2000. Mi. the town that never sleeps, the city of a mil- rolling. I, of course, am not saying that the deal- They are not able to devote the resources that Even if most of the people are dead before a lion lights, every gambler's paradise that offers a ers are responsible for anyone winning or losing Alex Haley did. Their sense of personal history is DNA database project gets started, it wouldn't be girl with some saved-up cash a weekend of fun but for some reason it helps. skewed and resentment brews. an impossible task, but it would be a lot more and fast money. Bet on as many numbers as money allows. Modern technology offers a partial solution. pleasant for the project people to take blood I vacationed in Las Vegas with my parents, my The more money, the more numbers, the more I It may never be possible to trace familial ties samples than to sift through mass graves looking brother. Curtis, and his girlfriend Gail. won. The more I lost, too, but that's the sport of through the era of slavery unless all the bodies of for bone fragments. My favorite game, the game I spent most of my it. the dead can be located, but it is possible to The extremely high incidence of HIV infection weekend at, was craps. Blow on the dice. It heats those lucky pup- leapfrog that period and discover their distant complicates the process of handling genetic sam- My brother is a self-proclaimed expert when it pies up and keeps the unlucky seven away. relatives who still are living in Africa. ples, but it doesn't have to preclude it. comes to craps. He taught me the tricks of the Get obnoxiously loud. My brother really DNA "fingerprinting" is useful for more than Nobody should suggest such a database is a trade and soon the dealers were calling me "Lady cheered those dice on. He rolled for 10 long and convicting murderers and rapists. complete solution to the problem of finding per- Luck," "Lucky Lana," "High Roller." winning minutes. Everyone at the table was The technology has been used to reunite fami- sonal ancestry. Craps, for the rookies out there, is a dice game. ecstatic. lies in Latin America that were separated by It is a place to start for those who have a deep The odds are in your favor unlike most other The longer he rolled, the more money every- political upheaval. It can also be used to identify and abiding need to know where they come from. money-eating games in gambling towns. body won and the louder the crowd got and the the ancestry of any individual. For others it might provide answers enough. The object is to guess and wager what number more people won. It was a vicious circle. Then There seems to be no reason why a DNA data- the dice will roll. Once you bet on that number, he rolled seven. base for African peoples couldn't be set up so, for you win every time the number appears. Nothing lasts forever. a nominal fee, anyone with African genes could Kevin Moore is a Daily Sounds really easy, right? Wait don't buy Those are the lessons my loving brother taught be computer cross-matched and know exactly columnist. His column your plane ticket yet. me, and I now pass to the masses here at SJSU. who their forebears were. appears every Wednesday. The most common number that could come up I don't know how lucky the tips are but they (the one with the most number combinations) is sure did make my trip and my 21st year a blast. Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Biblical 'Sodom' story not about gay sin Dear Editor wish to sodomize the other men This might however: All gay 'Three strikes' punishes undeserving are indeed acting out of "sexual men do not practice anal sex. Recently I read two letters lust of the flesh." They do not Even if we did, however, this is Dear Editor African-American and Prop. 184 supporters want dealing with homosexuality love these men. not the core foundation for Mexican-American men make these people to spend 25 years from a Christian perspective. The Bible teaches that sins of what it means to be gay. In the fight against violent up almost 65 percent of all to life in prison at the current Let me say that I am a gay sexual nature are wrong for 3. Christians are not homo- crime, no idea in the state of prison inmates. Almost one in cost of $25,000 a year for every person. If I was a heterosexual, I everyone. If we can not control phobes: This may be true, but California is more popular than four young black males between inmate. Early projections show might share some of the same these urges, we are to marry. the majority of the organized Proposition 184. better known the ages of 20 and 29 is under that with this proposition in views because of my ignorance Well, that is a great solution, groups that oppose gay rights as the "three strikes and you're some type of correctional con- effect, California would lock up and lack of understanding. but gay couples cannot get mar- are religious groups. out" initiative. trol, as is one in ten Hispanic about 300 people per year, I am a Christian. I know this ried. Kind of a Catch-22, don't 4. If the Bible said it, live by Prop. 184 supporters feel that males. every year. statement will not go over very you think? it: The Bible is not a book of the law on the Nov. 8 ballot will The war on crime is actually a If Californians want to fight well, but I am a little offended at In the article, "God pretty answers, it is a book of ques- put repeat felons behind bars war against them. If Prop. 184 crime, they should respond the the separation between the reli- clear about gay lifestyle," it was tions. Many of the ideals and where they belong. passes, it will only increase pun- problem rather than trying to gious aspect and the lifestyle. said, "Christians should love teachings of the Bible were But Prop. 184 will also put a ishment against those who are show that they are tough. When I read anti-gay articles, homosexuals the same way that appropriate for the ancient whole lot of people behind already disproportionally being They are only picking on I often come across the same they should love a murderer or world during the time it was those same bars who don't punished. those who can't fight against arguments that have been made a rapist." written. deserve to be sentenced to life Statistics show that 68 per- the system for themselves. repeatedly. To name a few: The Bible also says that one The gay issue is still one of in a California prison. The cent of those sentenced to state 1. Biblical Arguments (the sin Is not worse than another. the most heated and controver- proposition truly supports prisons in 1990 were convicted Larry Lee reference to Sodom and 2. The "sodomy issue": sial topics in society and in the California's intent on locking up of non-violent crimes, including Junior Gomorrah and the destruction Sodomy does not mean inter- church. It is easy to say, "We do a targeted group of society. 32 percent for drug offenses. Journalism of the city): course between males, not judge." it is easy to say, "We This is supposed to teach us although anal intercourse are Christians." Words don't do that God destroyed the cities between males surely does con- It. Our actions are what counts. Opinion page policies because of homosexuality. I can stitute sodomy. argue that the sin that Is actual- Sodomy also is practiced in Any letter or column for Spartan Daily newsroom, contain the author's name, ly mentioned Is the sin of the heterosexual community, Michael Danner the Opinion page must be In the Dwight Bentel Hall 209. address, phone number, signa- "Inhospitality." but lam sure that will not shock Junior Letters to the Editor's box in the Articles and letters MUST ture and major. In the story, the men who anyone. Industrial Psychology

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A SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State Univers! Wednesday, October 26, 1994 3 Three found guilty of Biehl murder Sparta Guide Parents African National Congress to had been harassed during one done," said prosecutor Nollie say they power last April. point of the trial and jeered by Niehaus. Defense lawyers don't want death She was killed two days the defendant's black support- declined comment. before she was to return home ers in the gallery. The three defendants were SJSUS WEEKLY CALENDAR penalty for convicted to Newport Beach, Calif. - 14 Melanie Jacobs, a friend who led away to jail cells. Trial was months ago to the day. shared an apartment with Biehl to reconvene later today to con- "Suit Yourself. A Gallery Show CAPE TOWN, South Africa In Newport Beach, the vic- until she died, expressed grati- sider arguments on sentencing. Featuring a Deck of Cards by 54 AS. Program Board (AP) - Three young blacks tim's father, Peter Biehl, said he tude to witnesses brave enough The three could be condemned Artists," 6.8 p.m., Gallery 3, ART were convicted Tuesday of mur- felt "relief and closure on the to testify. to death, but more likely face Forum: MTV "Real World's" Building. Call Lisa, 279-5051 and Pedro Zamora on living with Last Wednesday's Dance, 12:15 dering an American student one hand, and a sense of just "The case would have fallen Jail terms. AIDS, 7 p.m., SU Ballroom. Call p.m., SPX 219. Call Elizabeth, because she was white, ending beginning on the other," flat without them," she said Each of the defendants had 924-6261. 924-5041. an 11 -month trial that forced Asked if she thought justice multiple prior convictions for Black Alliance of Scientists South Africa to confront the bit- had been done, she replied, "1 theft and other minor crimes. & Engineers thursday terness of its racial division. didn't want Amy to be dead.... 1 Friedman spent much of the Meeting, 6 p.m., ENG 358. Call High Court Judge Gerald 'We are not hope they rot in jail." 5 1/2 hours in court MondaY Howard, 924-EUYO. Alpha Omicron Ii Friedman called the murder of believers in the There was no reaction from explaining why he had acc- Buhver-lytton English Oub Mr. Fraternity, 7:15 p.m., Amy Biehl a "vicious attack" as the defendants as they were Meeting, 12:30 p.m., FO 104. Call SU Ballroom. Call Stephanie, he announced the decision death penalty and pronounced guilty, except Lara Stunning, 293-0183. 292-6742. before a mostly black court- Amy wasn't.' Nofemela, who shook his head. 'I didn't want Amy Career Manning Black Student Union room where about 90 support- "Each of the accused had the & Placement Election Panel I Xscussion, ers of the accused and friends Linda Richt direct intention of killing the to be dead ... I of Amy Baehl Gaining Information on Grad 6:30 p.m., SU Umunhum Room. of the victim packed the gallery. deceased," ruled Friedman, who Call 924-6229. hope they rot in Schools, 12:30 & 2:30 p.m., BC 13. Convicted of murdering the took 8 1/2 hours over two days and Financing Grad School, 1 Career Manning Fulbright scholar in a black to read out his 190-page deci- jail.' p.m., SU Umunhum Room and & Placement township where she was help- explaining that the family would sion in the non-jury trial. Is Grad School in Your Future? Analyzing Your Future-Careers Melanie Jacobs ing with voter education in pursue his dead daughter's mis- Ntamo was convicted on the mamma. of Amy Mehl Selecting & Applying to Grad for Psychology Majors, 12:30 Former first sions - human rights and basis of his confession that he School, 11:30 a.m., SU Umunhum pm., SU Almaden Room and advance of South Africa's Room. Call 924-6033. Creating Your Career in Art, 1:30 all-race election were Vusumzi women's rights in particular. struck Biehl with a brick on the p.m., SU Costanoan Room. Call Ntamo, 23; Mongezi Manqina, "We feel sorry for the families head three times, the judge epted confessions from two Campus Catholic Ministry despite charges the Wednesday Night Discussion: 9246033. 22; and Mzikhona Nofemela, 19. of the accused - now convict- said. He also was convicted of defendants What kind of wine goes with Chicanos/Latinos in Health Bucking threats and intimida- ed," he said. "In every sense, the additional charge of public police had forced the statement Eucharist? 7:30 p.m., Campus Education tion, only six prosecution wit- this has been a tragedy for violence. from them. Interfaith Center Call Fr Mark, Meeting, 5:30 p.m., DH 505. nesses came forward to say everyone." Three young women from Biehl's death came at a tense 928.0204. Call Vincent, 226-2219. they saw a mob of black youths Biehl's mother Linda said she Guguletu township testified time, as the country was prepar- Golden Key Chicano Resowee Center stab and bludgeon to death the did not want the killers to be behind closed doors that they ing for elections to transfer National Honor Society Book Reading: "Dogs from Stanford University graduate on executed. "We are not believers saw Nofemela and Manqina with power from the white minority Information Tables, 8 a.m.-2 Illusion," by Chasrley Trujillo, Aug. 25, 1993, in Guguletu, near in the death penalty and Amy knives stabbing Amy Biehl. to the black majority. p.m., Front of SU. Call 924-3508. Noon-1 p.m., Chicano Library Cape Town. wasn't." She said she hoped for Friedman said it wasn't possible The death of a young white Marketing Club Resource Center, WLN 3rd floor. Biehl had been driving black a sentence that would be "as to prove which of the two American sympathetic to the Guest Speaker, 4:30-6 p.m., SU Call 924-2707. friends home when their car rehabilitative as possible." caused the fatal stab wound to aspirations of the country's Almaden Room. Call Benita, Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual was stoned and stopped. The family did not attend the Biehl's heart. black majority brought shock 295-9006. Student Alliance According to testimony, she was final phases of the trial. The "I'm relieved and I'm satisfied and condemnation in South Chit-Chat, 2 p.m., SU Guadalupe pulled from the automobile and mother and a daughter, Molly, that justice has been seen to be Africa. Psi Chi Room. Call 236-2002. Chapter Meeting, Noon, HGH chased down by the crowd 122. Call Sal, 268-3798. Model United Nations shouting the anti-white slogan Meeting: Iraqi Exclusion Zone, Phi Epysilon Kappa Honor "One Settler! One Bullet!" Clinton visits Middle East despite terrorist threats Societ 5-6 p.m., A.S. Council Chambers. Originally there were seven 924-8073. "Aspects of Cycling," forum, Call Steven, defendants. On the first day of CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - He will attend the signing of an dent's trip is to look back on it 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., SPX 77. Call Liz, Pre-Law Association trial, Nov. 22, charges were President Clinton arrived early Israel-Jordan peace agreement six months form now, not to try 924-7934. Meeting, 6-7:30 p.m., dropped against three because Wednesday on a Middle East Wednesday, meet with to evaluate it in present-day Re-entry Advising Office HGH 215. Call Hoa, 370-7951. a key witness said he was afraid mission "inspired by a dream of President Hafez Assad in Syria terms," Christopher said Brown Bag Lunch: Financial Aid, Psi Chi to testify. peace" but shadowed by on Thursday and call Friday on aboard Air Force One. Noon-1;30, SU Pacheco Room. Career Day, 12:30-2:30 p.m., The fourth defendant, a threats of terrorist violence. U.S. troops rushed to the Asked whether the United Call Virginia, 924-5930. SU Almaden Room. Call Sal, minor, was put in the custody of Secretary of State Warren Persian Gulf earlier this month States was prepared to take School of Art & Design 268-3798. his parents and ran away. He Christopher cautioned against after Iraqi troops were seen Syria off the list of terrorist Student Galleries Art Rec- 5portorwide Fr...0011 ond available to students, has since been found, and will overly high expectations from massing near Kuwait's border. nations, Christopher said it eptions, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and /acuity and stag organisations. Deadline a 5pn be tried separately. Clinton's upcoming controver- His first stop was Cairo. would not happen as a result of two days before aulskation oon, are available 6.8 p.m., ART & IND Buildings. at the Spartan Daily Cononr may be edited to Biehl, 26, was in South Africa sial visit to Syria. "I would urge that the best this trip. "We look for action," Call Marla, 924-4330 and ollow for space restocnons to research women's rights Clinton is visiting six nations, way to evaluate ... the presi- he said. and help educate voters in advance of the election that brought Nelson Mandela's Graduate Study Day

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Force and focus Zamora From page 1 His family had been put on to get this disease." board by the Castro regime, Zamora traveled to the which was using the boatlift to United States from Mariel, Cuba empty its prisons and mental In 1980, when he was 8 years hospitals. Zamora had to leave old. He immigrated to Key West, behind five other siblings Fla. with his grandmother, par- because they were at or near ents and two siblings during the drafting age. sixth week of the Martel boatlift, Zamora was scheduled to which brought 125,000 Cuban speak at 7 p.m. tonight in the refugees to Florida shores. Student Union Ballroom. Public defenders seek to dismiss drug charges in reverse sting cases SANTA ANA (AP) Public process," Phillips said. "Crack defenders in Orange County will is highly addictive and has ask judges to dismiss charges caused death." against hundreds of defendants The rock cocaine, sold in $10 accused of paying undercover and $20 quantities, is brewed in officers for crack cocaine made the Orange County crime labo- In a police laboratory. ratory. Authorities say they Deputy Public Defender Kevin concoct their own crack Phillips contends the so-called because confiscated cocaine reverse stings in which officers can be dangerous. pose as drug dealers and sell Prosecutors defended the police-made cocaine violate var- arrests made in reverse-sting ious constitutional rights. operations as legal, and cited Phillips is preparing a brief California appellate and that could affect 350 or so cases Supreme Court rulings endors- at the Central Orange County ing such operations. Municipal Court. "We're on good, solid "The police conduct is so out- ground," said Deputy District rageous that it violates due Attorney Carl W. Armbrust.

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Series of underground explosions Pyramid Technology Corporation to map earthquake fault locations San Jose, CA Blasts, similar in magnitude to 2.5 temblors, begin Wednesday THE BIGGEST DATABASES. THE MOST POWERFUL PARTNERS. PASADENA (AP) Scientists waves bounce off structures as Fuis said seismographs prepared Tuesday to touch off a deep as 10 miles," said Mori. picked up the airgun blasts AND THE FORCE OF THE NILE. series of underground explo- About 600 seismographs were some 64 miles inland. sions from the seashore to the positioned along 100 miles from In addition to the airgun At Pyramid Technology, the size and strength of our desert as part of an elaborate the Mojave Desert to Seal Beach recordings, scientists were survey of subterranean earth- to record sound waves generat- pleased with minor earthquakes business has brought forth a brand new force in the in- quake faults. ed by the blasts, which range in during the weeklong testing dustry. Our Nile Series delivers new levels of perfor- "It's designed to be able to power from 250 to 4,000 pounds period, included a magnitude- mance locate faults to really see what of ammonium nitrate, said Fuis. 4.2 jolt near Ridgecrest followed and power to enterprise servers, with up to it looks like under the San Most charges will range from by a 3.7 aftershock. 2160 MIPS of processing muscle and lightning-fast new Gabriel Mountains and what it 250 to 1,500 pounds of explo- "There was a nice bunch of buses. The Nile is leading the looks like under the Los sives. The largest is about 4,000 earthquakes that were fairly evolution enterprise Angeles Basin," said Jim Mori, pounds of explosives and will well distributed throughout the client/server computing. Pyramid has what it takes to suceed: scientist in charge of the U.S. be set off in the desert. area," Fuis said. the vision, Geological Survey office here. Scientists are scheduled to Minor aftershocks from the expertise, and now, the force of the Nile. Although one of the 60 blasts touch Of the explosions Jan. 17 quake also were record- has a punch of 4,000 pounds of Wednesday, Thursday and ed. Pyramid will be on explosive, none of the bursts Friday from 1:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. The latest quake mapping Campus during the times listed will be capable of triggering an The scientists will translate blasts were being done in the below. Please come and learn more about Pyramid earthquake, said Gary Fuis. a signals from the explosions into early morning hours to elimi- Technology, and explore the USGS geophysicist in charge of a type of regional sonogram, nate such background noise as possible career opportuni- the seismic survey. which they hope will highlight freeway traffic that cause ties that may exist for you. "The perception of what hidden hazards like the buried ground vibrations. we're doing is actually worse fault that caused the Northridge "We want to get good read- INFORMATION than what actually will occur," quake on Jan. 17. ings from the detonations," Fu is SESSION said Fuls. The strongest explo- The first phase of the map- said. October 27, 1994, 12:30 - 2:30pm sions, which will occur in rural ping project started at sea on It will take scientists up to Almaden Room desert areas, will resemble a Oct. 13. Scientists aboard the three years to analyze results 2.5-magnitude earthquake. research ship R.V. Ewing used from the $600,000 study, which ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS The explosives are buried 50 huge airguns to release bursts Is being financed by the U.S. November I, 1994 to 100 feet deep. of compressed air every 20 sec- Geological Survey and the "It's like radar. The sound onds for a week. National Science Foundation.

- - PARTAN DAILY San Jose State Universit Wednesday, October 26, 1994 5 Bay Area Prowler falls to death from restaurant roof Briefs LYN WOOD (AP) A was inside, said Los Angeles Deputies had gone to the tioning," Erickson said. In the same shopping strip prowler slipped through a County sheriff's Deputy Irma restaurant about 1 a.m. Owner Jill Wonn said it was there is a meat market and a restaurant roof vent and fell to Becerra. Sunday because a burglar the second time a prowler had video store. his death on the kitchen floor, The family went there after alarm had gone off, but they fallen through the roof in the 3 A butcher in the meat mar- Unlicensed home authorities said Tuesday. receiving a tip from a friend of couldn't find any evidence of a 1/2 years her family has ket said he knew the Cerda ordered shut The body of Octavio Cerda. break-in, said Deputy Rich owned the restaurant. family well, and that they down Richard Cerda, 34, of Lynwood An autopsy showed Cerda Erickson "There's a space between shopped there often. CONCORD (AP) An unli- was found Sunday at the died of blunt force trauma and "It's not known whether the the roof and the ceiling and He pointed at several color- censed group home for the Chinese Cook Restaurant his death was ruled an Informant assisted or even they may have been trying to ful murals on the wall, and at mentally ill has been ordered when his family set off an accident, said coroner's participated in the burglary. crawl over to nearby business- the name of the artist shut down by Thursday. alarm while trying to see if he spokesman Scott Carrier. He is being sought for ques- es," she said. Octavio Cerda. Concord had asked Contra Costa Superior Court to close Salem House because owner Carl Schumaker lacked what the city said was the necessary state approval to care for the mentally ill. The court granted the shut- down order Sept. 27 when Schumaker failed to appear for a hearing. The city delivered the closing order to Schumaker on Friday. MVXD The boarding house is home to several mentally ill adults. Located in a neighborhood of single-family houses, the group home came under fire in July when a resident awaiting trial on molestation charges alleged- ly peeped at a girl in a house BZ TDGHL nearby. Martinez mayor to quit if re-elected MARTINEZ (AP) Martinez Mayor Mike Menesini says if he IPW OPGD is re-elected he will quit the state job that has led to con- flict-of-interest allegations. "I intend to leave there and come back here and work in private practice," Menesini said Monday of his job in Sacramento. "I have always ILJ K CNF intended on coming back to Martinez." Menesini has been mayor since 1984, and a lawyer for a state office that drafts and reviews proposed legislation since March 1993. OMZ smE The office's policy forbids workers from holding positions on county or city governing boards. Mayoral challenger Mark Ross has made an issue of Menesini's dual service, saying the two jobs might put Menesini in the position of working on legislation that affects Martinez. Menesini said he will take a leave of absence from his state dial 8 job until the Nov. 8 election. Sausalito tourism down 16 percent SAUSALITO (AP) After A being shunted from a street that locals wanted to keep to themselves, tourists increasing- ly are staying away from Sausalito altogether, a survey says. Tourism has dropped 16 per- A cent in the past two years, according to a survey by Sausalito research firm John Williams and Associates. That can be bad news for a city ALWAYS COSTS LESS where tourist dollars account for 42 percent of the local tax revenue. THAN 1 -800 -COLLECT. Williams said merchants he surveyed uniformly com- plained that city government was indifferent to Hello? Want the lowest price for a collect call? tourism, at best. That attitude is shown in a Lower than that other number? Then dial this one. recent hike in parking meter rates and in the City Council's costs less than 1 -800 -COLLECT. directive last year that the local Because THE CODE always chamber remove a major city thoroughfare from its map for tourists, merchants said. "Over the years the community always thought the problem was that they had too many tourists," said Terry Koenig, who has seen demand for his boat rides from Fisherman's Wharf to Sausalito drop. "So there really hasn't been any incentive for the city to try to promote itself." That business with the map may have hurt the city, said Mayor Robin Sweeney. ©1994 AT&T FOR ALL INTERSTATE CALLS. AT&T "The perception comes out that we're uninviting and unwelcoming, and that's not the case," Sweeney said, 6 Wednesday, October 26, 1994 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Spartan golf team relies on consistent irons and Woods Steve Woods, state amateur champion, drives himself toward perfection

By Nancy J. Zamani emphasis in marketing. walk in the park. It's mentally from his support network. His Spartan Daily Staff Wnter "Hopefully I will get my tour- draining too." parents, now in Tucson, Ariz., nament card simultaneously Woods hasn't been happy and his girlfriend here, Francine moon competes with my degree," Woods said. with his performance this Elcenko, are part of this support The with the sun for domi- His success comes from hard month. He tied for fifth place at group. Other support comes nance of the early work. He wakes up at 5:30 a.m., the Robertson Homes from his teachers at SJSU. morning sky over San Jose State and devotes 25 to 30 hours a Invitational Tournament in Golfers are on the road at University. week at practice facilities and Stockton and finished 12th at least 12 days this semester, On the track at South golf courses, often eating his the Nike Invitational in Oregon. Ketcham said. So Woods gets Campus, runners and walkers meals there. "On a grade scale, I give both class notes from other students, watch their breath in the chilly Mike Ketcham, the new tournaments a C-," Woods said. and lets his professors know a air. Steve Woods, currently the men's golf "I was in a week in advance when he won't number one player on the men's coach, position to be there. golf team, has just completed believes win both of Woods tries to make up his "punishment" run. this hard 'I don't want to be a fifth- those tour- missed work, but has trouble "I am punishing myself for work will place person. I want me naments, but participating in pop quizzes and playing badly yesterday," pay off for I didn't take paper deadlines. Tutorial ser- Woods said. Woods. and my team to be advantage of vices are available, Ketcham Poor performance is what "Steve feared. It's extremely the opportu- said, and members of the golf Woods avoids. He has been suc- is a real important to me.' nity. Some- team are expected to receive a cessful at this, taking first competi- times no college degree. place over the summer at the tor," matter what "Ninety percent of them (pro- 1994 California Amateur State Ketcham Steve Woods you do, fessors) understand," Woods Championship tournament said. "His SJSL inen's golf team member things don't said. "Ten percent don't seem only the fourth person in the future is happen the to like athletes. It's kind of history of SJSU to do so. But unlimited." way you want them to. frustrating. I want to be in Woods is a golf veteran and has Part of Woods's future on the "I don't want to be a fifth- school I'm not asking for spe- played in tournaments since the 10-member team is participating place person.' I want me and my cial consideration." seventh grade. in the Fresno Lexus tournament team to be feared. It's extremely Woods has been part of the His career began by chance. on Friday and Saturday. Five or important to me." men's golf team for three years, When he was 12 years old and six members of the team com- After a poor performance, and described the current team living in Southern California, he pete in four tournaments in the Woods doesn't dwell on it. as "super young" and still get- visited a friend whose grandfa- fall, and about 10 in the spring. Instead, the self-described ting to know each other. ther brought over some golf Woods believes such a prac- "level-headed" player mentally He said he enjoys playing as clubs. Woods gave them a try. tice and competition schedule rehearses how he could have a team in what is usually an By the time Woods reached high makes golfing as physically played better, and prepares for individual sport. But when he school, he knew he wanted to tough as football or baseball. the next round. enters the professional circuit, turn professional. Tournaments run all day, with "I think what stands out in he expects that to change. Woods, 22, intends to turn 36 holes played on day one, and Steve is his mental maturity," "College golf is totally differ- pro around the time of his 18 holes on day two. Ketcham said. "He might be bet- ent than any other aspect of graduation from SJSU next fall, "I have to carry 50 or 60 ter than any player I've ever golf," he said. "In pro, it's dog FRANK CAVASPARTAN DAILY when he hopes to receive a pounds (of equipment) on my coached. He allows learning." eat dog." SJSU men s goif team member Steve Woods tees off on the fifth hole degree in business with an back." Woods said. "It's not a Perhaps such maturity comes Country Club during practice Tuesday afternoon. at the San Jose 111, 4, GRE LSAT -GMAT 0 Kidd hit with third lawsuit SAT I - CBEST 0-ZAR ANSWERS?! OAKLAND (AP) Friday in Alameda County woman seeking $10,000 month- A yes our director Dr Jerry Bobrow Multimillion-dollar basketball Superior Court. It seeks an ly child support payments. COM V16IT Q /ALM ;olden over 20 national best rookie Jason Kidd has been hit unspecified amount for Peck's Kidd signed a nine-year, $54 ,11 books on test preparation HAUNTED HOUSE A our programs are absolutely with his third lawsuit of the medical expenses and in puni- million contract with the date year, this one from the other tive damages.. Mavericks in August. Open Fri. o , as we have a tree -repeat" policy driver in Kidd's hit-and-run. Kidd, 21, pleaded no contest Oct. 21-31 6pm.-Midnight A 'es we prepare over 17.000 Donald J. Peck of San Ramon last month to misdemeanor hit- t.mts each and every year blames Kidd for the May 22 colli- and-run. Cost: $5.00 A 'es all instructors are fully sion on Interstate 80, and asks the Kidd was sued in June by a Rif initialed with advanced degrees NICHTMARE'S A all materials are included courts to make an example of him. woman who claimed he slapped New Also open: IA ID" Sat. 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And. SPARTAN DAILY Sea Jose State University WORLD EVENTS Wednesday, October 26, 1994 7 Israel-Jordan treaty ends 46 years of war Central American leaders ask for aid, not arms WADI ARABA, Israel-Jordan guests, is taking place on a ists opposed to the treaty. their quest lor statehood would TEGLA IGALNA, Fiuriduras Salvador where it li92 LN - Border (AP) - Under a huge hastily asphalted former mine- Most legislators of the oppo- be lost in the Arab rush to rec- (AP) - Central American brokered peace agreement banner proclaiming peace In field - an apt metaphor for an sition Likud said they would oncile with Israel. leaders pledged Monday to ended a 12 year civil war. three languages, Israel and uncertain future. stay away front the ceremony, Arafat is angry that the treaty seek greater economic inte- Honduran President Carlos Jordan are signing a treaty Despite the spectacular cere- believing it extravagant and gives Jordan's King Hussein cus- gration and more foreign aid Roberto Rein& host of the Wednesday to end 46 years of mony planned at this uninhabit- Insensitive to families who lost tody of the Islamic holy sites in to help their nations recover seven-nation Conference on war - pushing a vision of hope ed patch of desert just north of relatives in recent attacks. Jerusalem, a city the from years of war. Peace and Development, ill a Middle East convulsed by the Red Sea, the Israeli mood Palestinian leader Yasser Palestinians claim as the capital "Now we need aid, not called Monday's opening day Islamic fundamentalism. was sober Tuesday in the after- Arafat was not invited, and of a future Palestinian state. arms," said President "a day of fiesta in Central The signing, to be witnessed shock of a string of terrorist Palestinians were skeptical Arafat reasserted the claim to Armando Calderon Sol of El America." by President Clinton and 5,000 attacks by Islamic fundamental- about the treaty, worrying that Jerusalem on Tuesday.

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8 Wednesday, October 26, 1994 San Jose State Univeralt SPARTAN DAILY Sharsmith Sailing away... Evans From page 1 From page 1 up the $60,000 on attorney fees." met Dr. Carl Duncan, chairman man and 10 junior college stu- The San Jose Historic Mu- the wild world, the mystery of biological sciences at SJSU, dents on the football team." seum can't use Scheller house and beauty of creation." who asked. "Do you need a "Is it working?" Evans asked because the museum's master Sharsmith and his family job?" rhetorically. "It will," he said. plan already has five homes on came to California from New "Yes, as a matter of fact I do," Evans also discussed the the grounds awaiting restora- York in 1919. On the train ride Sharsmith said. He was hired Scheller house on San Carlos tion. The Scheller house is too through the desert, as they on the spot. Street. A temporary restraining large for the remaining house approached the Sierras, "When he came here," Savage order prevents the university sites on the grounds. Sharsmith wrote of his first said, "he told me that most of from demolishing the structure. The university will be back in impression of the mountains. the material in the herbarium "We offered to pay $60,000 to court Friday to see if the judge "This will be a day to remem- was damaged by insects. He move Scheller house as an in- will lift the temporary restrain- ber," he wrote. it was my first essentially threw it all out and ducement to have Kelley Park ing order and allow demolition day in the mountains, but it will salvaged what he could." (the location of the San Jose His- of Scheller house or issue a per- not be my last ... The Carl W torical Museum) take the build- manent injunction while a law- Now, I can truly Sharsmith ing," Evans said. "But they don't suit from the San Jose Preser- believe John 'Carl was highly Herbarium, de- want it. So we'll probably be in vation Action Council goes Muir when he regarded as dicated to him court now. I hope we don't use forward against the university. says 'The being the most in 1977, was Mountains of where he spent God.'" knowledgeable most of his "Carl was person on the time. Even Director highly influ- after his retire- From page 1 charge of casting all guest roles enced by Muir," West Coast, or ment in 1972, for the show. Savage said, anywhere, on Sharsmith actors audition for her. She is Valko explained acting "and he essen- Sierra spent five days hired by producers to cast requires actors to develop thick tially wanted to a week work- actors who will fit roles the pro- skin regarding rejection. She duplicate every- vegetation.' ing at the ducers have in mind. also said talent is subjective. thing Muir did Wayne Savage herbarium, talc- Valko is the casting director "It's about being in the right and Muir spent a &IR biology prole:Nor ing care of the for one of ABC's newest sitcoms place at the right time," Valko lot of time in the 15,000 plant this season, "All-American said. Sierras. Carl emulated Muir in specimens, almost 12,000 of Girl." Advertising major Steve that sense." which he had collected himself. This is groundbreaking mater- Chang said after listening to Sharsmith studied botany as "Carl was highly regarded as ial for Valko because it is her Valko, "I learned that if you're an undergraduate at UCLA. In being the most knowledgeable first comedy series and is being not serious about acting, this the 1930s he was accepted to person on the West Coast, or broadcasted nationally. She is in isn't the business for you." the Yosemite School of Field anywhere, on Sierra vegeta- Natural History, a small, selection," Savage said. tive and intensive six-week O'Neill wrote: "As he grew school of field study. There older, Carl's satisfaction deep- were 20 people in the class, and ened. 'The herbarium that's of them only one, Sharsmith, really something to leave PARTY HRH would be offered a job as a behind me,' he said to himself. ranger-naturalist. Although not much given to Then one day in 1950, speculating about death and Sharsmith was working on a immortality, he thought that rewrite of his thesis for publica- the bronze plaque and the JEANETTE L. HANNA SPARTAN DA111 AT HAROLLIORK tion. Separated from his wife of cases of carefully prepared Beginning sailing class member Christine Senoville practices her 19 years, he felt alone and was specimens were the best hiking out at Lake Cunningham recently. The lake, located next 5RTURORY OCTOBER 29 spending long days at the kind of monument he could to Raging Waters in San Jose, is home for many SJSU regattas. 00 Stanford herbarium. Then he imagine." BOO! Full Bar No Cover Live Music Pool Table 4.40,31-C4,

289-WORK 1620 ALMADEN ROAD tif Oeitan Gender bias: Students find little bias at SJSU BEHIND MEXICO CITY RESTAURANT From page 1 SJSU Office of Educational an excuse if they're not do- are that women have it easier Planning and Resources. ing well." than men." ness over innovation, appear- Boyd said a cursory look at DeCecco said she has prob- But Boyd said classroom Computer ance over intelligence." statistics isn't sufficient to lems with some female stu- bias can be subtle. If a stu- But statistics from San Jose prove gender bias doesn't exist dents. "It's the other girls in my dent has always experienced it, State University indicate there at SJSU. major," she said. "They are real- she wouldn't consider it bias. may not be much gender bias "There are too many varia- ly competitive. It's easier to get "How does a fish know it's wet Jib on this campus. bles that deter- help from a guy unless it is out of the water?" SPECIAL RATES FOR I 1 STUDENTS!! "It's very possible that (SJSU mine grades," than a girl." Boyd asked. 1! women students) are not expe- she said. "Maybe 'I don't really see Belle Wong, a Boyd said examples of bias in 386 w/VGA Monitor 486 w/VGA Monitor riencing bias in the classroom, men work more teachers or graduate stu- the classroom may include such or they are and aren't recogniz- (at jobs). Detrac- dent in electri- things as the assigned reading SOMB Hard Drive Hard Drive ing it," said Professor Jane tors would say professors being cal engineering, list, the use of inclusive or 2MB RAM 1150MB2MB RAM Boyd, coordinator of SJSU's men take harder partial one way or said she has not exclusive language by the pro- 3.5" Floppy Drive 3.5" Floppy Drive women's studies program. classes." been the victim fessor and class content. Serial Mouse Mouse, Modem A cursory look at statistics But interviews the other. If of sexism or ra- "How many readings include 101 Keyboard 101 Keyboard shows women dominate the with two SJSU anything, bias cism during her women writers? Does the pro- (Dos & Windows) ,. (Dos & Windows) classroom. Women are a majori- students failed to undergraduate fessor say mankind or r Hwy 101 ty of the students, graduate at a show widespread comes from the and graduate humankind? If the class is about (408) 733-3338 higher rate than men and earn gender bias. students.' days at SJSU. economics, does it just discuss I 1). I Central (op better grades. "I don't really Wong received foreign policy issues or does it Fax: Lisa DeCecco I scam* (408) 733-3360 According to statistics from see teachers or Junior mechanical enginmAng maim her bachelor's also include domestic issues Ryder the SJSU Office of Institutional professors being in 1991 and like child care and the family?" -.1 Lawrence3069 Expwy, Santa Clara, CA 95051 I aAireAtitia (Located in Lawrence-Control Business Park) Research, 51.8 percent of SJSU partial one way came back to Boyd asked. students from 1990 to 1993 were or the other," said Lisa campus in 1992 to start work on However, Boyd said women associated students women, and 54.9 percent of DeCecco, a junior mechanical her master's degree. students at SJSU may have bachelor's degrees awarded engineering major. "If anything, "I'm treated more equally in achieved parity in the class- campus from 1988 to 1992 went to bias comes from the students. school than in the work world," room. "Maybe it's fair to say women. "If I get an above average Wong said. "It's not really bad, SJSU is an island of reduced sex- recreation During the Fall 1993 semester, grade, there is always one but people's attitudes at work ism," she said. student activities women undergraduates had a or two (males), not the majori- 2.85 CPA while men undergradu- ty, who say it's because I'm campus divisions seasons ates earned a 2.60 CPA, accord- a girl," she said. "I think they recreation ing to a report compiled by the (the one or two) use it as women!, 924 5950 coed IFC Aerobics at San Jose State University Event Center DO YOU LIKE BEER? BADMINTON Sign-Up For Session #2 until Nov. 4 doubles Ask Lefty How Simple It Is To Brew Your Own! 91( Homebrewing is fun, easy, t

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