iirlk-C1Serving the San Jose State University Community since 1934 Volume 80. No 10 Imlay February 11 1983 Vandalism rate in dormitories declines by, %bray 10. 1183 Recession, security unit and changing attitudes cited for improvements ry Works -- 87 N -- edro St. ( 292-1222) By Mark Sweeny ly through Sat The recession has indirectly lowered the vandalism rate in the SJSU re. dormitories, said Will Koehn, director of residence hall security. Students take their education more seriously because of the economy and they cannot waste time in college,said Koehn who has been in charge 's Retreat -- 730 El of dormitory security for three years. de Saratoga (379- Koehn also said because of this attitude change, -- Today: Justin students are less likely campus property. ;on. Fri: Mike to damage Koehn said in 1979 .rtini. Sat: Gulliver. vandalism totaled $85,000, but he estimated 1982 costs at $5,000. Although Koehn has not yet received the 1982 Ile Rack -- 1 3 in crime figures, he is never- rais Ave. ( 286-33931 theless optimistic of the falling crime rates. West Hall resident director Rene Singleton : Elvin Bishop. Mon said, "Four years ago, lighteous Brothers. many parents paid for college. Now, many students are busting their butts to pay for their college education. They respect the property more because paying for it." rower Saloon -- 163W. they are Carlos St. ( 295-2430) -- Although current residents are more security-conscious and are not in- clined to let strangers into the dormitories, the yellow jackets ay: Copyright. Fri: security team is responsible Barnes. Sat: Chris for the low crime rate, said Bruce Jensen, Markham Hall ad- viser. Koehn added that the yellow jackets started patrolling the dormitories in January, 1980. Within one year, crime statistics were ary Store - 157 W. El reduced by 62.9 per- cent according to a report recently released by SJSU University Police. lino Real, Sunnyvale -0921) -- Today: Cha- The yellow jackets are paid by dormitory resident fees. The security HM) Doo Rhythm Fri: team is composed of 18 dormitory residents. ills. Sat: Garcia Koehn said that he has hired women in the past, but none have applied (hers. recently. During peak and morning hours, three two-man security teams patrol Palo Alto -- 26a :stone the dormitories. Because of security reasons, Ave.. Palo Alto Koehn declined to discuss the ifornia patrolling shifts. 5-324-1402) -- Today: Koehn said the security guards check each dormitory three times an it, Doug Feiger Band. hour. Since they are highly visible, they deter people from vandalizing a and Sat: The Alex. Joe dormitory or assaulting a resident. PW . Sun: lggy Pop. Kane, Kelso Koehn said that he hires applicants who are intelligent and use common sense in stressful situations. He bases his selection on the applicant's back- Lariat -- 93 S. Central Campus dorm security team members Paul Fleeoum (left) and Josef Flores (right), check the hallways of one of the campus dormitories. Their presence helps deter crime. ground and interest in law enforcement. e., Campbell (866-5667) - 'oday through Sat: rning Point.
nuntain ('harley'' loon - 15 N. Santa Cruz Gatos ( 354- Phone equipment stolen; e., Los 10) -- Today: Lifeline. Moondance. Sat: Joe arino. police have no suspects 33 S nokey Mountain -- By Cassie MacDuff the Business School.
.ntral Ave., Campbell In the second major SJSU theft in two weeks, Uni- Police have no suspects in the case, according to 66-8288) -- Fri and Sat: By Janet Cassidy 'nester It does not represent the sions and records officials contin- versity police are reporting $2,000 worth of telephone University Police information officer Russ Lunsford. ash. Sun: The Tops. The admissions and records number of actual students en- ued to send the letters to students, equipment stolen from a locked campus room. A Sony Beta editing video recorder/player disap- office has altered its registration rolled. and accepted them, after census Police say the equipment disappeared from a peared from the Hugh Gillis Hall sometime between ooden Nickel -- 2505 The procedure in an attempt to reduce FTES is calculated by taking date. Chambers said. locked business classroom sometime between 5 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Dec. 23 and 9 a.m. Dec. 28, according to tele- lameda ( 247-0552) -- To- the number of students registering the total number of course units Because of this, 286 new stu- Friday. Feb. 4 and 8: 30 a .m. Monday, Feb. 7. vision engineer Michael D. Gallagher, who reported iy: Deal and the Reac- late for classes, according to Ed taken by students and dividing by dent records were added to SJSU's During the Christmas weekend, a $2,125 video re- the theft to police. rs. Fri: Lady. Sat: May Chambers, the office's director. 15. fall 1982 files, amounting to corder disappeared from a locked storage room in "I checked the room Thursday night before I left 'est. Sun: Copyright. a defi- The new system might mean Only those students who have nite loss in potential funds for the Hugh Gillis Hall, formerly the Speech and Drama to make sure all the recorders were there and the room more dollars for SJSU, Chambers registered and completed ad- university. Building. was locked," Gallagher said. "Friday was a holiday. lies Station -- 37501 Niles said. d/drop by Feb. 18 will be included The new process, however, Jerry L. Thomas, director of graduate programs When I came in Monday. it was gone." lvd., Fremont ( 415-794- All late-registering students in the calculation of the universi- does not affect students who for the School of Business, discovered the telephone r97) -- Today: 3-D. Fr) have will be sent a letter, informing ty's FTES. Chambers said. registered through computer ad- equipment theft when he returned to Business Class- Police say there was no sign of forced entry. The light. Sat: Atlantis. them to pay their fees and obtain vance registration and paid their room 103 Monday morning after locking the room for machine was marked as SJSU property with stenciled instructors' signatures for added Add/drop forms should be fees early, he said. the weekend on Feb. 4. lettering on the top and side. targaze 39255 Civic classes by Feb. 18, Chambers said. dropped off at the South Wing of Because of the fee increase, The equipment was used to make multi-station Police have no suspects in the video equipment enter Drive, Fremont The change was made because Wahlquist Library. instead of the students who went conference calls, according to Thomas. theft either, Lunsford said. 415-797-7794) -- .11 through CAR of a growing concern over the S.U. Umunhum Room, Chambers have until Feb. 25 to "It looks likes telephone but it is absolutely worth- Gallagher said the speech and drama department Inny Lyon Band. pay extra number of students enrolling after added. fees, he said. less unless you are a telephone company with all the received the equipment three weeks before the theft. deadlines, he said. The university's enrollment The fee increase for full-time rest of the equipment that goes with it," Thomas said. The recorder/player was used by television students to "We want students to be more figures and a total FTES must be students for the spring 1983 semes- "You can't just plug it into a wall at home. It won't edit class projects. aware of deadlines," he added. sent to the Chancellor's Office by ter is $64. Part-time students pay work." -It was ordered in July when the fiscal year "census date," Feb. 25. Chambers $21. Thomas said the thief has probably discovered by began," Gallagher said. "We hadn't even gotten the According to Chambers, SJSU said. Chambers pointed out that the now that the telephone cannot be used without special monitors ( TV screens) for it yet." receives funds from the Chan- "Students registering after deadline for students applying for equipment and the $2,000 phone is "lying in a trash can The department considered renting equipment to cellor's Office based on a statistic that date will not be considered graduation in May is also Feb. 25. somewhere." replace it but "it's not feasible. It costs $45 a day to The telephone equipment was on loan to the Busi- rent," Gallagher said. Jose Fine Film called "full-time equivalent stu- part of the FTES count for that se- Undergraduates must apply at ad- Mn ness School from Western Electric Co. Thomas said Students will have to use a recording machine bor- ioclety -- San Jose dents." mester," he said. missions and records office. Grad- the theft of loaned equipment reflects badly on the uni- rowed from the school's TV studio as a makeshift edit- Sluseurn of Art -- "On the FTES represents the amount "That means dollars lost for uating seniors should go to Admin- of instructional service the univer- versity and that the incident was "embarrassing" to ing machine, he said. rown" with Gene Kelly, the university," he added. istration Building. Room 150, for sity will have to provide this se- Frank Sinatra and Ann In previous semesters, admis applications. Miller, 4 p.m. Sun. "Key Largo" with Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson and Lauren Wed. of
p.m. removal 'porno' magazines supports 7:30 Bookstore Bacall,
By Karen Sorensen and pornography. They also pre- some way what is read and what thing that we will do that, but we're The Women's Center is just one sented the store with a petition call- Manager calls magazines material will come from the store, certainly going to weigh their re- of many groups and individuals who ing for the removal of pornagraphic McMahon said. Because of limited quest." have requested the removal of spe- material, said Karen Hester, a coor- 'pulp literature,' without merit; space, "it can't be a totally objec- Students are able to special cific publications from the Spartan dinator of the Women's Center. tive thing." order publications which are not Bookstore, said Nancy McMahon, Shortly after, several porno- date of removal a 'coincidence' "I try to play to the demand," found on the shelves, McMahon manager of the general books de- graphic magazines were removed she said, "but I'm still not going to said. partment. from the shelves. though, according to McMahon carry what I consider garbage in "We'll order anything they But they are the only ones out- "We've had a lot of pressure to any area of this bookstore." want," she said. "If they want a side of store employees, she said, remove material," McMahon said. Harlequin romance or a Hustler who have met with any success. Stu- Other publications people have to our attention," she said. "They literature. I'm talking about mag- Other factors such as popularity magazine, we'll get it for them if it's dent employees put material out on objected to include the books "Our would have been removed in short azines, newspapers and books that play a part in what the bookstore possible." the shelves and sometimes express Bodies Ourselves" which contains period of time anyway." are totally without literary merit. 1 stocks, McMahon said. their views on its literary value, Mc- pictures of women's anatomy, and McMahon said she has worked don't want them in here and whether The pornographic magazines Mahon said. "The Joy Of Sex," McMahon said. at the bookstore for four years. someone else judges them porno- removed were not selling well, In December, 1981, the Women's People have also objected to the graphic or not is not the determin- according to David Friedley, Center presented a slide show to Mc- stocking of anatomical charts and "We've been removing material ant. bookstore assistant manager. Mahon and bookstore manager Rob books dealing with murder, she and adding material ever since I "It's my personal opinion that Duval on the link between violence said. came here," she said. She further this kind of cheap literature does "It's part of our job to select "Several people came to me and explained she doesn't have time to just the opposite of what we're ( the merchandise," Friedley said. "We said they felt we were condoning a go through the magazines as soon as university) all about here. That's are looking at it from a merchandis- violent act because we carried they come in so, she is not conscious really why I took them off the ing angle. books that dealt with murder," she of every title on the rack. shelves," McMahon said "We're not gods. We're not try- Weather said. "Some of them turned the cov- When the bookstore makes a de- ing to determine what you read or ers around but we never took the cision to remove a publication from Prok,ssor David Grey. special- don't read." Cloudy skies are expected books off the shelves." the shelves, they do so on the basis ist in media law and ethics, said that Friedley said he welcomes feed- today with increasing cloudiness McMahon called the removal of of literary merit, McMahon said the bookstore has the right to choose back from people on what is carried for tonight. Showers are possible the pornographic magazines a "co- the publications it will carry, but in the store because the purpose of evening and Saturday. Tem- moral judge- this incidence" following the meeting "I'm not making added, "What they're doing in a the store is to service them peratures will be near 60 today with the Women's Center ments," she said. "The magazines sense is censoring so, they're flirt- "That doesn't necessarily mean with a low of 50 tonight. "The only thing the Women's they (the Women's Center) brought ing with the first amendment." that because they want something in 1 Center did was bring the magazines to my attention I thought were pulp Every bookseller censors in or think we should remove some- David Friedly Page? Friday, February 11, 1983 f'14 LrLy Dan Nakaso By I Editor Pam Steinriede Eric Lach Wec City Editor News Editor leas Julie Bonds Patrick Hays Joe Page was Editorial Page Editor Editorial Page Editor Advertising Mgr held poni
EDITORIAL pla wer plat Athletic department scores big unti det Athough the SJSU basketball team and UCLA have had the integrity of the suffered a great loss last week when entire school compromised because of pml mix questionable recruitment practices by their one of its top players, Darrell cost Johnson, was declared academically basketball programs. day ineligible to play, the SJSU athletic depart- USE, in a decision that sent rever- aga ment gained a great deal from the action. It berations of shame throughout college gained credibility because critics of the sports, decided to abolish their men's mei ies I athletic department believe department basketball program. Alpl officials too often put sports ahead of A hool's integrity is slowly and academic achievement. cop To have it tarnished for laboriously earned. shc Johnson's release came after an in- the chance of improving a team's win-loss 1984 vestigation of his junior college records record is to act recklessly with the pride of revealed that his grades dropped below the all the students who have ever attended the "minimum acceptable level for admission to university. the university," according to Lawrence Fan, Athletic Director Dave Adams showed us sports information director. that he and his department has the kind of According to a bulletin released by the scruples it takes to run a program that is informal office, Johnson thought he had open and above board. officially withdrawn from courses at a Johnson was not just an ordinary player; Maryland junior college. lie had, however, he could have made a big difference to the failed to follow proper withdrawal basketball team this season. We wish he had procedures, which resulted in an unac- the grade point average needed to gain ad- ceptable grade point average. mittance to this university. However, we Even though Johnson may have been recognize why the California State an:Bmaczabs.,,, dismissed simply because he did not follow University system exists in the first place: DEANINE.JIAN SUNOS PAT ON 1415 No 14X bureaucratic procedures, there is a more to mold students into better human beings by INCREAS5 important aspect of the dismissal: students providing them with facilities necessary to who don't meet academic standards do not gain knowledge. Athletics are only a small get accepted to this university. part of our school system, and should be kept The University of San Francisco, US(' in perspective.
In my opinion. . . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to file a point of view. budget, rather, they failed
Norwegian sex I feel that the Women's Center request by the announced deadline. number one Sororities provide unique bonds was stepping way outside of their Budget stipulation not pertinent all boundaries by verbally "rip- reads that . . . are respon- Marianne was a typical college student. She drove to camps for underpriviledged girls are just a few of the ping"apart the calendar. organizations," of the rules school, searched for a parking space, arrived late to benefactors of SJSU sorority generosity. Editor: If one was to look at the sible for full knowledge " Stipulation class and sat through a lecture among 50 strange faces. Did you ever wonder why some calendars featuring the men of USC, and procedures . . There is opportunity for developing leadership guarantees that all Son After class she closed her notebook and drove home people argue about a topic that one would find very attractive young number two qualities that is bound to help in later life. doesn't pertain to anyone in par- eligible groups will be notified of again. control what happens men with unbuttoned shirts on. Now Sorority members themselves ticular, except maybe a Norwegian? these procedures. These groups It frustrated Marianne to be walking through in their houses. Many officers, in my opinion, showing a bare chest from president to I'm referring to Denice Chambers' were notified, placing responsibility campus looking at an endless sea of unfamiliar faces. membership director to house manager, are elected could be just as offensive as a pair of Feb. 3 opinion article about sex on female legs in silk stockings and in their hands. She was eager to learn more from college than each year. the dance floors. high heeled shoes. I would also like psychology and business law. Second, the A.S. board of Officers work with national officers, school officials, to point out that you do not hear men Then she found out that a sorority was just the thing As Ms. Chambers tells us, directors will not be involved in the Ii other sorority officials, and most importantly, each objecting to the calendars such as she was looking for. "Dance and sex should be kept budget procedures until April, when other. the one put out by the USC women. separate in public." As of yet, the the Budget Committee will present By May I also say that I know Meetings are not filled with gossip, but with two haven't converged around here its Randy Parker i the producer) very recommendations concerning sorority-related business. as a public indulgence. Society will those groups that did file requests on keep on dancing because it is a part well and he is as far from being Finances, community and school relations, time. The board couldn't have cut SPI of all of us that must be released. As sexist as one could be. How could a scholarship and national sorority concerns are just a few the three groups listed in the article lit, By Lisa Ewbank Ha relock Ellis said in "The Dance of man who is Little Sister Coor- of the major topics considered at each meeting. by Mr. Holm. Staff Writer Life," "Dancing is the loftiest, the dinator, and is directly involved with This may sound like a club or a girl scout troop, but a most moving, the most beautiful of the little sister organization of the Again, I point out the body of the wo sorority has more. the arts, because it is no mere house bs sexist? article was indeed accurate, but in piz The rituals used in meetings, pledging ceremonies translation or abstraction from life: Think about it. the future, perhaps the Daily sin and initiation are throw-backs to earlier times, with it is life itself. Brenda Gill editorial staff should read its own lac words spoken that were first spoken over 100 years ago Aaron Crowe Pi Kappa Alpha reporters' articles before writing a tic A sorority is a group of college women linked by a group of women not unlike those in sororities Journalism Little Sister headline. together by the unique bond of sisterhood. Each group is today -- college women looking for something more freshman different, but is founded on similar principles -- the than just a degree. Stephanie Iluer promotion of leadership, cooperation and growth as a The main advantage of a sorority is that it provides thah Article correct, Political science woman and an adult. the opportunity to learn to live with, and get along with, junior Sure, a sorority is fun. The social aspect is one of the others. A person can't help but learn to compromise if Women's Center headline wrong ;ePi) most important parts of sorority life. Exchanges -- gel - she wants to live in a house with 40 or Soother women. A.S. hoard of directors st< Editor: to-know-each-other theme parties between a sorority Sharing, compassion towards others and diplomacy are is out of bounds In arid a fraternity -- take place at least twice a semester. learned out of a necessity enforced by the living regard to the article written All letters must bear the ml by Mike Holm The one-a-semester pledge dancer, to honor new pledges situation, and those qualities are usually carried with Editor: (Feb. 91 concerning writer's name, signature, major. the 1983-84 are the highlight for the pre-initiates. each member throughout her life. This is a response in reference to budget, I feel compelled phone number and class standing to point out IVii Rarely does a sorority woman walk through campus Sorority life doesn't stop with graduation. Alumni the article that was written in a major error. The phone number is for verification The without seeing at least some people she knows. associations are in cities around the country and the Monday's Spartan Daily. The article body of the article was purposes, and will not be printed. accurate, But although parties are a permanent fixture in the world to aid sorority members in finding housing, jobs, was in regards to the Pi Kappa what lam protesting is the The opinions in letters are those of headline, an life of a Greek, more important functions of a sorority and other sorority members. Alpha's 1983 Dream Girl Calendar which read: "A.S. Board the writers, and do not necessarily cuts groups from WI are not to be overlooked. So for Marianne, and many other college women like vs. the Women's Center. budget." This is a represent those of the Spartan Daily. great misrepresentation ac Many national and local philanthropies benefit from her, a sorority was just the thing to make her life at San First of all I should state that I of the Letters can be delivered to the budget procedure, as well money raised by concerned sororities. The American Jose State more worthwhile and memorable. am a little sister to the Pi Kappa as of the Daily, upstairs in Dwight Bente! Heart Association, Sight Conservation and Aid to the Alpha house and the opinions in this A.S. board of directors. First, these Hall, or to the information center on is Blind. Crippled Children's Hospitals, and summer This article reflects the personal opinion of the writer. article are from a biased female groups were not cut from any the first floor of the Student Union. cr in er de
TALKMAN: What would you do if you were the opposite sex for a day?
Asked in front of the Clark Library.
I'd probably do I think I'd have a great I would talk to other It would make me feel I'd try and get a good something really macho time, because I have women and try to gain morally obliged to become idea of what men really like play football and hang fantasies about being born some insight on women, so involved in women's think about women I'd also out with the guys. a boy and being rugged and when I was transformed organizations. As a woman like to see how women treat Julie Book being outside and outdoors back into a man, I'd have a I would feel more men. I have my own idea of Advertising and he-man. I'd live it. better understanding of the motivated to become what men think, but I'd like junior Pat Wagner opposite sex. politically involved. to know from their point of Natural Science Evan Yee Gary Fitz view. Photojournalism junior Anthropology Annette Niblack senior senior Interior Design senior Spada!, Daily F liday I atauary I I 1983 Page 3 Pikes celebrate pin-up calendar's debut By Mike Holm mumbling approval, others just staring and donations trom individual members, Beer and wine coolers flowed freely Parker was looking forward to a rest would be donated to this year's Alpha Phi Wednesday night at the Pi Kappa Alpha re- "I feel like I'm ready for a breakdown, Heart Fund drive, Ruspil said. lease party for the calendar that almost he said, "not a celebration." Earlier, Ruspil said he was particularly wasn't. The $3 pin-up was to have gone on sale at proud of PEA winning the Heart Fund drive Another in a series of small mistakes the party Wednesday, and at the bookstore for two years in a row. held up the printing, which once again post- Thursday. In 1981 the house collected $200 for the poned delivery of the Pike's calendar. Parker said the ink would be dry Thurs- drive, he said, and $560 last year. Calendar producer Randy Parker ex- day morning and upon assembly the cal- This year's goal is 8700. plained that on Tuesday morning two names endars would be trucked to the bookstore. The crowd, as expected, was biased to- were reversed on a printing plate. A new He expected the calendar to be ready by ward the calendar. plate had to be made, so printng did not start noon Thursday. Partygoers consistently said calendar until Tuesday afternoon. At about 10:30 Wednesday evening, Par- would help SJSU's image and those com- Since the ink takes 24 hours to dry, so the ker was forced by a raucous, heavily partisan plaining about sexism are making a moun- debut was delayed again, he said. crowd to make some official announcement. tain out of a mole hill. Parker said the calendar had been He thanked everyone involved in the pro- With only 15 calendars finished, none planned for relaese back in mid-January, but ject, then flanked by five of the models ap- were for sale that night, but one admirer just mixed-up credits for photography, props and pearing inside the calendar and the one hired could not wait. costumes, names and early proofs with 31 for the cover, Parker was serenaded with a One of the calendars tacked up for dis- days for every month, set publication back bawdier version of "For He's a Jolly Good play was pilfered less than an hour after it again and again. Fellow." was hung. Parker and other members fraternity Parker then pulled a calendar out of a No one seemed to mind though, and one- members did manage to put together 15 cop- large manila envelope and handed it to Mike Pike member said it really did not matter be- ies to show the crowd waiting at the Pi Kappa Ruspil, the house philanthropy chairman. cause nearly 200 calendars have been prom- Alpha house that night. Ruspil said that calendar, the first one to ised as gifts anyway. Nailed to a wall opposite the bar were 13 come off the presses, would be signed by as Jerry Arnold said this was because of copies, one showing the cover and the rest many of the models as he could round up and "Pike Time," which runs one-and-one half showing 12 months from Jan. 1983 to Feb. raffled off at a party Friday night. hours behind Pacific Standard time. 1984. Money from that raffle, along with con- Arnold also said the Groups of three and four filed by. some tributions being sought from local businesses party would be run accord- ing to new Inter-Fraternity rules. The rules limit the length of such parties to four hours, and require Boys will be boys but should "girls" be women? Fraternity calendar has stirred up controversy. that they end by 12:30 a.m. An early survey of the guests indicated that few
planned to flow those rules. coupoN. At the 12:30 deadline there were still 45 to 50 of about 200 partygoers still in and around the house. There were GRANDE PIZZERIA no incidents, except for a single San Jose Policeman who $2.50 stopped by at midnight and asked the revelers to be a OFF little quieter. Any size Special Pizza One fellow came all the way from San Diego for the party. With The Works Chad Einbinder said San Diego State's Pi Kappa and Alpha chapter and San Jose State's have very close ties, so when he got word of the calendar and the party he de- ONLY $2.00 cided to come up. He planned to take a few copies of the calendar back For A Giant to San Diego in hopes of getting one started in his own Pitcher Of Beer chapter. A similar pin-up would have more competition at (Buy Either One-Good Any Time SDSU, Einbinder said, because SDSU Associated Stu- 150 E. San Carlos, S.J. dents puts out both a "Men" and a "Women of SDSU" cal- (By Men's Gym) endar every year. 292-2840 The Pikes said they hoped to have tables set up out- 4-11Sat & Sunday side the bookstore and the Dining Commons to sell the cal- 11-11 M-F endar by Thursday afternoon =COUPON SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
Victoria Hamlet LADY SPARTAN BASKETBALL calendar girl, with juniors George Adiich, center, and Mick Jones eye the Pikes' 1983 calendar. Senior Constance Collins, December's Sat., MERCHANTS NITE At our Spartan Gym Feb. 12, BIG BASKETBALL GAME' on Campus advertise in the 7:30 p.m. Fourth Street Delivery of pizzas San Jose State vs. Fresno State Son Jose Spartan Daily may be a little late Many prizes will be awarded. Sponsor ed by the following San Jose Merchants.
By Jan Fjeld ager Joann Basher-Marah- Lady Spartan 2-12-83. Host for nite Students anticipating rens said. Dial "M" for pizza delivery from the She said two people are Remember someone pp! v Go lady ORCHARD SU San Carlos Spartan Pub may have a needed to handle the deliv- special on Valentine's Spartans 90 E. little longer to wait. ery, one to take orders and San Jose, CA 95112 HARDWARE San Jose MCDOMICES another to make the pizzas. Day with a Hallmark 293-4844 710 West Carlos St II physical facilities Over 50 Year, The Pub has been The card and fancy Silver Creek Plaza working with plans for a are sufficient, but an extra 'We the above, 1751 E. Capitol needed, candies from pizza delivery system phone line is salute the Lady 300 Alum Rock Ave but Basher Maharens said. Whitmans. since last semester, Spartan Sports Dept." 1130 Branham Ave STAND & EAT lack of proper transporta- 105 I Santa Clara Si tion is stopping the initia- The first couple ot 551 E. Santa Clara St. (408) 292-0100 tion of the system. No date weeks could cause prob- .1141.ED has been set for opening lems, but when a proper realtori-i 292-7505 the delivery. routine is worked in the 1.1.141-11) Frederic H. Allred Finding suitable trans- system should be more et Maple Press portation is the only thing ficient, Basher-Marahrens FOOTHILL REALTY Residential Commercial 412E SANTA CLARA Si stopping the deliveries, added. Industrial SAN JOSE CA 95112 AND ASSOCIATES TEL I 4081 297 1000 according to food service "If it comes down to 2721 Alum Rock Ave manager John Carrow. not finding transporta 258-0390 Vincent A Carbone Realtor "We're looking for a tion," Carrow said, "we're JACK-IN-THE-BOX light-weight carrying de- probably going to have vice," he said. something made up." THE SPUR RESTAURANT Eat here or take out Breakfast, Lunch. Chnner It would preferrably be 10 th St. Pharmacy 3378 Monterey Road 225-4281 148 E. San Carlos St. 998-9148 an electric cart with a Advertise warmer/holding oven, and Santa Clara SAINTE CLAIRE HILTON according to Carrow. in the f Markel and San Carlos 977-0403 ART CLEANERS He said Spartan Shops Classified Hotel -Lounge Nancy Estelle Restaurant 400 E. Santa Clara St. 293-4900 is here to serve the whole General Manager campus community, but initially the pizza deliv IRWIN CLEANERS eries will be only to rest Alterations by Vallilo dent hall students. delicious way to say HAMMUSHI A Japanese Cuisine 424E. Santa Clara 294-8757 Carrow said there v, 11 I Also be no delivery charges for "I love you" 20030 Stevens Creek Blvd. MAYFAIR AUTO WRECKERS' the pizzas. The prices will Cupertino, California 95014 T -Bird Specialists Al Heib-Owner be the same as the Pub. 0 - -' Co (408) 446-4262 "We will Rd. probably 0 0 0 (Hama) 18 N. King 251-1368 need to hire three or four 0 -more people to handle the KING pizza delivery," Pub man - =.---- -"a AInternational Ravel Center THE BURGER 0 ( % 0 66 Almaden Ave (off Santa Clara St.)
HILTON ST CLAIRE TIOTtE 102 S MARIO T SI Greyho,_ fid )110 ------.--.----__=- ___ _ .-- Next to Bus Depot Spartan Daily 298-8484 Deann Madden 287-7877 !one nate S_ 4- Syn.+, non San ---._ --'---1-._ Umonn Seco Me I Symons' Nu r ss_ry lutes MAO Ser0/111I Ions postage paid at sat, lir Jose California Member of California Neu spaper elimple) Wholesale Retail Puhlishers Association and the Skewer, A Complete Line Assialated Press Published Shrimp, Scallop and Lobster 80 East San Carlos Street daily hr San JIM` Stale of Ornamental Trees & Shrubs University . during the college Champagne and a Flower. All food available to go. year The opinions expressed in Presented by 750 Willow Street the paper are not necessarily 2951875 Call in orders or eat here Frank DI Fore San Jose, those of the Department of ...for only $11.95* CA Journalism and Mann Coin munirat inns. the Ilniversily Special Valentinn otter good Sunday Feb 13 947-1333 Also Country Store and Gift Shoppe Administration or any student and Monday Feb 14 or faciaty organization Mail 'Show your Indeni I 0 core nd got /0. /re, Over 260 Imported Beers subscriptions accepted on a ...*. .41 IllerlIJ Joseph R. Antuzzi It remainder id semester basis Owner Pull academic year. $15 Each MODERNE DRUG CO. 0 it) East Santo Clara St Lunch & Cocktails semester $7 sir lift-campus _., PACI F I C (408)984-0475 price per copy. 15 Cents On ,,,, ramptis delivery paid for CAMPAGNA, ANTHONY D. JR. through Associated Students at ,f..J.A (ir, PIK), mac ist Owner per participating enrolled A Restaurant Lunch M,F IliOn-nRal 998 8800 THE BEVERAGE DEPOT student Phone Editorial 277 17W Santo Li.,. Si Dinner Mr IIPM lOPM 3190 The Alameda ital Ads Priming 277-3171 Sin Jose Sal SPM-10P141 2180 W. San Carlos St ANI 7227 Sun SPIII-9PM Santa Clara CA 95050 Printed hy Fricke Parks Press (408) 293-5333 IRISH COFFEE' Page 4 Friday February 11 19830 Spartan Gaily
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SPORTS LADY SPARTAN BASKETBALL MERCHANTS NITE BIG BASKETBALL GAME! ...San Jose State vs. Fresno State... Sot., Feb. 12 7:30 p.m. ft At our Spartan Gym on Campus Fourth Street San Jose Many prizes will be awarded. Sponsored by the following San Jose Merchants.
FLOWERS BY ECONOMY IMPORTS SAN JOSE ROSE MARIE Japanese 8. Lui opean Car HEALTH CLUB 398 E. Santa Clara 8 Truck Ports 413 E. Santa Clara St. 295-4321 493 So. First St. 297-4566 998-5060 Professional Body Builder SAIGON II Ed Carney- IFBB Mr. America RESTAURANT BF GOODRICH Rose-Murry Tire Srvice IFBB Mr Universe Vietnamese Cuisine 477 S. Market St. 8. Seafood San Jose, CA 95113 3741. Santo Clara St 293-8915 HIBERNIA 288-9511 7 days 142 W. Santa Clara 9am to 9 pm DING HO MARKET Pedro) (Fri. and Sat 9am - 3anti (at San 41 Washington St Member FDIC Santa Clara 408) 297-0553 ARMADILLO PIZZA 243-3650 120 San Carlos 286-7444 ALUM ROCK CLEANERS TRINE'S FINE MEXICAN Also 3092 Alum Rock Ave FOOD 1 1360 Stevens Creek Rd Owner-Eleanor Mcleod 89 E. San Fermin& 245 3882 258-3978 279-9222 Also 62 South 2nd St THE DUGOUT EASTSIDE LOCKSMITH LOUNGE 998-9674 /4 RESTAURANT Dennis Weaver 152 Post 8 San Pedro 31 48 Alum Rock Ave 292-7418 926-0887 BOWMAN'S ir FLOW ERLAND KEYES CLUB rr al ATLAS COINS Owner-H.D. Childs Sopie" II 297-2600 U.S. & Foreign Coins 396 Keyes St. 165. Second St. 1673W. San Carlos St. (408) 286-9750 998-2714 Flowers for Everyone 8 All Occasions ROYAL STUDIOS, INC. SUNLITE DONUTS 60 S. Second St. LITTLE AL's Tracy sive,,a Wholesale-Retail (408) 292-5846 Good Drink center Greg Vinson reflects the general mood four points on the night, while tlis Aggie counterpart Greg Grant led his teani with 352 LiSanta Clara St. John C. Lucas, Presidero SJSU of dejection after the Spar The Spartans,5-5, host the Long Beach State 49ers at 8 p.m. tomorrow. 27 5- 1292 Representatives Good Food tans were trampled by Utah State Thursday night 7665.Vinson was held to just 23. Mon-Fri 9am-7pm 805 Lincoln Ave Sot 9am to 9 pm Willow Glen HAMMER & LEWIS Al Ron 998-1667 Clothing 8 Furnishings THE BURGER HOUSE 28 N. Market 295-580/' HUNTERS Aggies whip cold Spartans, 76 -65 "Featuring the best old Since 1921 Socializing in Hats OFFICE EQUIPMENT the fashion hamburgers By Lisa Ewbank Thursday night at the Civic the defense," Berry said. hitting only 46 percent to seemingly spark homemade fries in Son Se Bahia Espanol- -Iry the of- field and an lackadaisical Spartans. New 8. Used Emerging from the Auditorium. "I have to blame from the Jose" 21 all the 36 percent Utah freshman Greg E. San Fernando St. losers' lockerroom was a In a game where ev- fense because of abominable 388 F Santa Clara free throw line. Grant led the Aggies with JUST FOR LAUGHS 294-2091 rustrated. hoarse, yet gra- erything that could have turnovers." from the (at 8th St.) had 26 Kevin Rowland ill 23 points, while doing a The Comedy Playhouse Owner, Dick Dean cious Bill Berry. gone wrong did, SJSU was The Spartans For orders to go coil 1001 them points) and Gavin Cope- good job on SJSU center 29 N. Son Pedro His usually-capable never really in it. Even turnovers in all, i 10 points) were the Greg Vinson, who was held 292 2882 287-LAFF DOWNTOWN Spartans had just been the after pulling to within four in the first half. land wasn't bad other Spartans in dou- to just four points and was Jim Valentine & KEY victims of a Berry tongue- points on Chris McNealy's And if that only LOCK Mc- only one-for-seven from lashing, as well as another lay-in with less than two enough, aside from ble figures. THE FAMOUS 25 E. Son Fernando St 28 the field. PCAA loss - this time to minutes left. Nealy who racked up 998-3442 blame points), they were ice-cold, "Utah is a good team PA CIFIC FISH CO. FACTOY STORE consistent Utah State 76-65 "I can't really "Go Spartans' with good chemistry," Berry was at a loss for 17/ W. Santo Clara St. 145 W. Santa Clara Berry said. "They did a words as to why the Spar- David Walsh 998-3066 good job sagging in on the tans played so poorly. General Manager CHICK 8. RIB middle." "Maybe we were too WILLOW GLEN INN RESTAU RANT REID HILLVIEW AIRPORT In the brief scoring tight, or we tried too hard, Breakfast Lunch spurt near the end of the or maybe we just had a bad TENTH 1072 Lincoln Ave. ST. PHARMACY 292-4866 Dinner game. Rowland looked like game," he said. "The best old, about this game, Tenth and Banquets-Weddings Food To Go the outside shooter of thing it's over." Santa Clara St Break fosi Lunch-Dinner 148W. Alma FLORIST hitting three straight shots though, is that t. irk (408) 294-9111 tails 294-5565 1 dz long-stemmed roses in a gold box, baby's Bob Holley, Pharm. D CINEBAR COCKTAIL breath, fern, floralite, ribbon and a card. Mikki McCallum, R.Ph. TOWER SALOON Intramural LOUNGE Ask about our free 1 dz. carnations & 69 E. San Fernando St RESTAURANT with any purchase THE HUB CAP 292-9562 998-9429 2Q5-2430 programs 499W. Son Carlos 163W, Also Santa ClaraSt (In the heart of FREE DELIVERY IN SANTA CLARA VALLEY By Sam White 3327 El Camino Redi SUPER TAQUERIA late for all the would-be San Pedro Square) Master Charge Don't despair. It's not too Santo Clara 476 S. 10th Come in or Larry Birds and Julius Ervings of SJSU to "take it to the 1970 El Camino Real 292-3470 Order by phone (408)259-6334 Visa hoop!" Mt. View Also Jose CA 9 5 148 Sign-ups for five-a-side intramural basketball are still 16873 Monterey Rd. Cunnialam Avenue San Alum Ave. 8 White Rood 2635 being taken by Leisure Services until Feb. 17, according to Morgan Hill-778-3730 PARADE RIA Peter Vadney, student assistant intramural director. CASAVICKY The season, which lasts five weeks, gets off to a GRANDE PIZZERIA Mexican-American Food The league is designed for all levels of AAA BOOKKEEPING & "Jump" on Feb. 23. Italian Restaurant 35 N. Market St players from pro to beginner, and includes a women's Socializing New York Style TAX SERVICE 7 Days a Week division as well. So all the Cheryl Miller proteges of SJSU Pizzo Virginia R. Taylor have their chances, too. Deep Dish Pizza 110 E. San Salvador Games will he played on Sunday, Monday and 150 East San Carlos 294-7821 GOLD SEAL Thursday nights at the women's gym, with each game or Res. 225-9456 (Cor ner 4th) SHOE REPAIR lasting approximately one hour, Vadney said. lilies I Shoe Repair Servir For those who prefer a less rigorous workout, sign-ups ANTUNA'S 98 S 2nd St 286-434 I are also being taken for the one-day badminton tour- leisure services. Mexican Food Clerance Moore -Owner nament, also offered by 7-11 STORE According to Vadney, the one-day single elimination 11th & E. San Carlos St Beer & Wine MERRY tournament is tentatively set for Feb. 25 from 8a.m. to 11 (For All Your Needs) 470 S. 10th St. OLUSMOBILE p.m. It will be comprised of two divisions: singles and 279-9496 doubles. Team members playing in the singles division Paul Gilbreoth-Sales Mgr must be of the same sex, while doubles team members 525 So. Market St . ROBERTS BUSINESS TANDY LEATHER CO. 30-MINUTE FREE DELIVERY can be coed or of the same sex. 298-3969 on these and other programs, MACHINE 1645W Son Carlos St For information students can call leisure services at 277-2972. 345 S. 4th 294-1 7 1 197-4656 KEN'S SUN.THRU THURS. Also HUBB 11AM-1AM Bee 8 Dee Office Equir BAR BERSHOP GONGS PLACE 286-7444 4065. Bascom 318 S. 10th FRI.8AT.11AM- 2AM 293-9672 Fast Food To Go 279-9955 IMMINOMin==== 111 0=milINEIMMINIMII =1MON=MNI 4th 8, San Fernando St Tues-Sat 9am- 6pm VAL ABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON SAN JOSE FOOD COOP Coon, I ain't) Dealn-r nt CAL VENIENT s10.0 off any Pizza I 4 FREE COKES JAPANESE AND Colter( Rnans Grind Yn.r ^w, MEXICO bam- 2am WITH ANY PIZZA EUROPEAN CAR Also P Nut 801e Grind Your Own PHOTOGRA PHY AND TRUCK PARTS Also Fresh Tot, Liquors Food Store Deli I NAMI I NAME 518 5 10th Passport Citizenship 297-2666 Viso 0 Mica : PHONE / PHONE 4935. FIRST STREET 449 Keyes St. (at 10th Portraits Weddings ONE Pf A COUPON ONE PIZZA PEA COUPON I SAN JOSE, CA 95113 IMM==.18MIIMIMMEI (408) 998-5060 LONG'S Ovinceoneras Eimumminimumummmisomumminmm 1880 N Milpitas Blvd. 15% STUDENT DISCOUNTS VARIETY CENTER Prof es sional Services at Dixon landing Rd Second St. 19S Second St 14S. Also Cherry ft Almi.den (408) 292-4330 HELP WANTED Gifts Ceramics Custom Jewelery Robertsville mitiOOKSIft Novelties Clothing EL TORO MEXICAN Shoes FOOD RESTAURANT Apply in Person- COMPLETE SELECTION OF CURRENT TITLES N Mork et St TEE`Si Selection of SC11'01 F'S lion III South Fla COUSINS 794 17") 120 E. San Carlos St. BARGAINS BY THE 100's ON OUR SALE TABI,ES DISCOUNT BATTTERY SHOP The County's Big Bookstore UNDERGROUND CAMERA SALES 920 Lincoln Ave. San Jose, 286-7444 171 S 3rd St 792-6054 292-1146 RECORDS BOOKS INC. 19S.3rd 420 TOW N&COUNTRY VILLAGE 275-9649 Mark & Chris Willsey St Owners 286-8303 OPEN EVES&WEEKENDS 243-620 For All Your Needs' MUST HAVE CAR!!! STEVENS CREEK AT WINCHES Eit tom) "Freedom Isn't Cheap' r Spartan Daily Page 5 SPORTS Friday, February 11 1983 Lady gymnasts return to SJSU Ski resorts report good conditions IR) The Associated Pre, imwder, full operation. and machine groomed, 7 packed pow(lei and Lady Spartans' gymnastics coach Lyn Cross predicts season, with losses chalked up by their last four op- North Star 3 to 4 chairs. 2 surface lifts. groomed, 7 chairs. Here are the ski condi- plenty of tough competition at Friday's three-way meet ponents: the University of California, Oregon State, San inches new, 84 to 132 inch Tahoe Ski Bowl 4 to Kirkwood 6 inches at major resorts in against the University of Oregon and Northern Colorado. Diego State and bong Beach State. tions base, machine groomed, 12 inches new, 108 to 210 new, 180 inch base, powder and Nevada, as The meet is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. start in PER 117. SJSU's last victory came against U.C. Davis, skim- California packed powder and open inch base, machine and packed powder, full reported on Thursday by "It should be a very close meet," Cross said. "Their ming by with a five point advantage. powder, full operation. groomed, packed powder operation California State Auto- scores are pretty close to where ours have been." The Lady Spartans stand at 2-5, hoping to break their the Alpine Meadows 8 and open powder, 2 chairs, mobile Association. With only two competing gymnasts left, Oregon will four-match losing streak. inches new, 138 inch base, 1 surface lift. Mt. Reba 5 inches Lassen Park 16 begin tonight's meet with an 0-0 record. The University of Northern Colorado will meet SJSU powder and machine Heavenly Valley 3 to new, 195 to 180 inch base, inches new. 156 inch base, The Lady Spartans are 2-5 after four meets this with a 4-8 standing. groomed powder, 9 chairs, 4 inches new, 96 to 132 inch powder and packed pow- powder and packed pow- 1 surface lift. base, machine groomed der, 7 chairs. der, 1 triple, 2 surface lifts. powder and open powder, CAMPUS GREENS KEVIN YEAGER 14 to 20 Boreal Deer Park 8 to 10 19 lifts. Dodge Ridge 2 0100' 1 ALDO MAPS& new, 204 to 228 inch ,.. A1 I SAID I viA cr! THE inches inches new, 126 inch foot Ski Incline 1 inch inches new, 144 to 168 inch 4or uP AND WALK( IT'-) VEN tok T PUN AEKt,SH 51 111E base, machine groomed, base, powder and machine (NANCE WOOED HAVE BEALL), 81.14 citEe P'S NOT WITH new, 78 to 102 inch base, base, powder on packed TA y FOK Mt. powder and open ED! i1 NNE!! packed groomed, 1 triple chair, 2 machine groomed, packed powder, full operation. powder; 4 chairs day, 2 - surface lifts. powder and open powder, 5 Badger Pass No night. chairs Homewood 4 inches chairs. new, 1144 inch base, Donner Ski Ranch new, 84 to 174 inch base, Mt. Rose 32 inches packed powder, 3 chairs, 1 No report. machine groomed, packed new, 108 to 168 inch base, surface lift. Soda Springs Open powder and open powder, 3 machine groomed powder weekends only. chairs, 3 surface lifts. and open powder, full oper- Mammoth Mountain Sugar Bowl 24 ation. No report. inches new, 228 to 336 inch Squaw Valley: June Mountain No base, powder and machine -8,200 feet 7 inches Echo Summit 5 report. groomed powder, 2 double new, 168 inch base, pow- inches new, 144 inch base, SPARTAGUIDE chairs and tram. dera and machine machine groomed, packed Sierra Summit Tahoe Donner 6 groomed, cable car, gon- powder and open powder, Trace of new, 108 to 132 inches new, 96 to 144 inch dola and 12 chairs. full operation. inch base, powder and KSJS radio FM 91 will present "The Creative The Marketing Club will sponsor a "Meet the Chap- foot base, powder and ma- -6,200 feet 4 inches Sierra Ski Ranch 4 packed poweder, 3 chairs Source", a weekend of jazz fusion music. For further in- ter" party on at 8 p.m. Saturdat 725 E. Julian St. For more chine groomed packed new. inch base, powder inches new, 138 inch base. and I surface lift formation call Joel Wyrick at 277-KSJS. information call Michele at 998-2088. The Meteorology Department will present a seminar The Marketing Club will present a baked goods and TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS Downbursts and Mierobursts During the NIMROD and flower sale in front of the Student Union from 10 a.m. to 2 SINCE 1938 GMAT CLASSES Project," with speaker Ted Fujita at 12:30 p.m. p.m. on Monday. For more information call Michele at JAWS WELCOME TO OUR CENTERS today in DH 135. 998-2088. OPEN DAYS, EVES & WEEKENDS ENROLLING NOW! La Cosa Nueva will present Latino music, news, and The opening for "Ellen Yetvin: The River Paintings' will be from 7 t 9 p..m. on Monday in CALL 800-223-1782 FOR INFORMATION ABOUT information on KSJS FM 91 today from 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. Gallery 5 of the art OUR OVER 110 CENTERS US. & ABROAD. today. For more information call Delores at 277-KSJS. building. ElI-1 ONE SECURITY PACFIC PLACE 94108 The Akbayan Filipino Club today will have a recruit- FRANCISCO: (415) 433-1763 ing table on the first level of the student union with infor- 0499 HAMILTON AVENUE 94301 mation of club events. For more information call Eleanor Daily V Or 41 PALO ALTO: (415) 327-0841 at 734-4445. Classifieds MP LAN natair-vdck SQUARE 94704 The Hillell Jewish Student Club will present a Shab- I, . (415) 849-4044 bat Dinner at 7 p.m. today at 300 S. 10th St. For more in- 1... EDUCATIONAL formation call Lisa at 298-0204. El eithiliF;76i 75324363 CENTER The Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity will sponsor a 277-3171 "MASH," theme rush party from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. to- night at 567 S. 8th St. ATTENTiON STUdENTS ANd FACULTY The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Sigma Nu Fra- JUANITA Y NAYO ULLOA ternity will sponsor a dance in the S.U. Ballroom on Feb. 12 from 9:30 p.m. until 2 a.m. For more information call eerie ancient sounds of the Incas and the Vernon Owens at 971-8800. 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By Caitlin Thielmann synthetic think- who asked not to be named. 1081, reported that the uni- its were included, accord- asked the trustees to en- lure," the board sent the and her administrators to An 18-month study of The 91 -page report was versity was assessed $4,000 ing to the AP wire. dorse the work by sponsor- report to Chancellor W. decide what to do with it by the future of California Interactive group ses- prepared by the Commit- to $5,000 for travel costs for A It hough Coppola ing -a symposium of fu- Ann Reynolds, asking her September. State University has been sions- might be scheduled, tee on the Future, headed the group. Several hundred criticized by some for pro- rather than lectures, and by trustee August F. Cop- dollars were spent from viding dreams without -Faculty could be en- pola and composed of uni- non-state funds for two lun- practical solutions, accord- gaged in a pedagogium, versity presidents, trust- cheons and one dinner. ing to a recent Associated that is, the study of peda- ees and students. The "I don't know . . . if Look. . . can't you see it? Press story. gogy, as a part of their ini- committee visited the 19 this is the type of thing we The purpose of the tial and ongoing prepara- CSU campuses and the should spend money on at study was "to demonstrate tion for their roles." Chancellor's Office to this time," Fullerton was the trustees commitment Several trustees, ad- gather information. quoted as saying at a press to look ahead." said ministrators and faculty The committee came conference after the com- George Marcus. member leaders said vague sugges- to SJSU in October of 1981. mittee had departed. "But of the Board of Trustees. tions such as these do little Several discussions and fo- I wasn't asked," she The trustees are concerned to help Cal State in this era rums were held to discuss added. with making education of financial constraint. the future of the CSUC sys- One trustee, who asked more enriching. he added. according to the Al' re- tem and SJSU. not to be named, said that The study recom- lease. President Gail Ful- there was nothing specific mends that "I found no enthu- lerton said the Committee in the report that could be "An Olympics of the siasm anywhere for the re- on the Future cost SJSU a pinned down. Mind" could he established port, and that's an under- "sizeable amount." In defense of his work, 10 "nurture ere.ii IV(' a statement.- said a trustee The Spartan Daily, in Coppola said that the re- port was not intented to be * VALUABLE COUPON * a plan for the system.The * committee was merely ex- Oil Change ploring some possibilities for the future, he added. & Lube "We're living in a so- (13.40 Value) ciety where people want for them," FREE things done "ROAD SIMU- Z viT1-4 PURCHASE OF OUR EXCLUSIVE Coppola said. "That was t ATOP" TUNE-UP ALL PARTS AND LABOR INCLUDED 0 O b MONTH OR 6.000 MILE WRITTEN GUARANTEE. not my purpose." Other trustees praised 8z,$57 the work as well. § 4 $47 6$53 Cihandi T-Shirts "The report stands for OFFER GOOD MON THFIU SAT WITH THIS COUPON Expires 2/26/83 Z Screened on 100% Quality itself," trustee Claudia ' i.orner oil lit SAN JOY "JI0 SANTA CLARA White Cotton Also Hampton said. "It is an ex- orsourritlim one= - hilloy Conscious- 1 -Shirts cellent report." sues T. Sri 95 plus $1 00 postage each Coppola said the work CARE SPECIAUST cost $72,000, but other uni- CAR All siAs Send b, Karen Kelso Cougar Productions versity officials placed the Susie Kangilaski guides blindfolded Debra Chapman around campus for a Beginning Drawing class exercise designed to alter perception. P 0 Box 2(04 total between $150,000 and 298-7722 $200,000 when campus vis- * * * * * CLIP & SAVE * * * * CA '14IN II SJSU course probes terrorism
By Alicia Tippetts with terrorists. SJSU students now have a chance to Allen said the British treat terrorists learn how terrorists think. like "common criminals" with no special "Terrorism and the Criminal Justice rights. System," is an "experimental" course of- The United States, Allen said, learned fered by the administration of justice de- to deal with terrorism as "unconventional partment this semester. warfare" in 1967, too late to win the Viet- Professor Harry Allen said the pur- nam War. pose of the course is to "get the student to "We tried to treat Vietnam as a con- understand how terrorists think, how they ventional war, but it wasn't," Allen said. select targets, how they plan, and why "It was a terrorist war and we weren't they do what they do." prepared to deal with terrorism as a form "Terrorism is crime," Allen said, "a of warfare." different kind of crime with political moti- He said by the time the United States vations behind it." did learn how to deal with it, the war was- "Non-terrorist societies attempt to lost. handle it (terrorism I tha way," he said. Until recently, only the FBI was le- Allen said terrorists exist because gally authorized to cope with terrorism in people are sympathetic to their cause, or the United States. Now the military may by intimidation. pass information to local authorities. The Groups commit terrorist acts for va- CIA cannot "legally operate in the United rious reasons, he said. States," Allen said. The Basques in Spain, for example, There is not much terrorism in the use terrorism in an attempt to be free of United States, however, Allen said. This is (I Spanish rule. That is a nationalistic because we can participate in society and movement. Allen said other groups want remove leaders by voting and can help to overthrow their government, not for change society. separatism, but to make them communist. The terrorism that does exist in the There are other terrorists who com- United States would be "intercommunity. - mit acts to focus attention on them and - black vs.white, poor vs. rich," Allen said. their cause. Whether terrorist activities Allen said that the Ku Klux Klan is generate support or criticism depends on considered to be a terrorist group in the who the group "targets as their audien- United States. ce,"Allen said. Although terrorist activity in this The course also attempts to explain country is not as common as in others, the how different countries cope with terror- 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles presents a ists. "good chance of having some sort of ter- Allen said the Italians have a scien- rorist act," because of the may people tific-intelligence agency which cooperates from around the world converging in a with the police by exchanging informa- large territory. Allen said. tion. They also rely on informants. Allen thinks the course will be offered "The greater the reward, the more again because terrorism is a subject that likely someone is to talk." Allen said this law enforcement majors realize they will is a common saying among those who deal have to deal with.
TED STUDENTS PROGRAM JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ASPli PRE:mi.:yrs Nancy Karp & Dancers and
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Friday, February 11th 8:15 p.m. Concert Hall San Jose State University Music Building
Admission Free
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