Frantic comeback A night at falls short the Civic Page 4 page 7 Spartan Daily Volume 73, Number 57 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Tuesday, November 27, 1979 et ie

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et by Steve Hastings ts Iranian students began meeting yesterday with SJSU rw Deadline set for foreign student advisers in preparation for interviews with is I's U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Services 1 INS). All 280 Iranian students attending SJSU will have to council's brutality report to the INS office in San Francisco before Dec. 14 or face deportation under President Carter's order to deport charge response all Iranian students in the U.S. with illegal status. Several students who attended an informational by Jan Flanery-Taylor meeting with foreign student adviser Phil Persky A Dec. 11 deadline has been set for the San Jose City Council to respond formally to demands that the city stop discovered they have "illegal status" in the U.S., due to an harassment and police brutality on San Jose's East Side. expired visa or other infractions. That deadline was given to the council last Tuesday -continued on back page night, when some 200 Mexican-Americans marched into the city hall chambers, carrying signs and calling for the council's help in relieving problems on the East Side. The group later staged an impromptu march on the San Jose Police Station. Student plea fails: Mayor Janet Gray Hayes first limited the group to only 20 minutes of testimony, which was later extended to 40. Hayes promised the group some of the council members would attend a meeting with the community this A.S. OKs garage week to discuss the group's demands. by Scott Mace However, both Hayes and Councilman Jerry order of the trustees. Estruth's office knew nothing about a meeting planned for A last-minute plea by three A.S. President Nancy Mc- Thursday at the Mayfair Community Center. anthropology students to block Fadden said that by bringing 1, Gustavo Arias, an East Side leader who started the approval of the new SJSU parking temporary buildings up to present group, Youth Getting Together, said he believed the garage failed to sway A.S. council's fire and safety codes, there was a council would respond to the demands. support of the garage last Wed- possibility of getting them "I don't think they have a choice because this thing is nesday. designated as permanent buildings, going to continue to grow. People are getting very angry," In a council chambers but in the case of Building SS, it was he said. surrounded by an already darkened "too late." "We're going to keep jamming those council Student Union closed up for the The council was unwilling to meetings, he said, adding that the community would be Thanksgiving holiday, the three change its stand in favor of the back to hear a response from the council Dec. 11. students accused the council of not parking garage for a variety of Arias' group was one of 18 groups which attended the soliciting enough student opinion reasons. meeting. The Youth Defense Coalition, MEChA, the Youth concerning the new garage. "I think it's going to be here no Concerns Task Force, the Human Relations Commission Spokeswoman Susan Merch was matter what," said council member and several other groups also came out in support of the particularly concerned about the Chris Gustafson. She suggested the demands. fate of the Anthropology Depart- council insist the affected depart- A tense council listened as about 20 speakers outlined ment, which is currently using the ments be relocated. problems with police confrontations in the area of Story temporary building on the site of the "At the time we voted for the and King roads and listed seven demands. new garage. garage, it was out of our hands," Basically, those demands called for an end to beating The council chose to hear the said council member Stu McFaul. and harassment of youth, the blocking of traffic in the I 1 th-hour appeal because the He said a lack of opposition to the area and mass arrests. California State Univeisity and garage in past years amounted to The groups also called for fewer police acting in a Colleges Board of Trustees could "tacit approval" of its construction. "low profile" fashion, the jailing of police who brutalize remove the last major obstacle to "This garage has been in the youth and an end to police littering in the area. construction of the garage when it works for three or four years," The community members also called for more meets on Wednesday. McFadden said. -The momentum is recreation in the area, so the youth would have a place to -Gail Fullerton said our tremendous." go. building doesn't exist," Merch said. McFadden said SJSU President One speaker from the Youth Defense Coalition She added the Anthropology Club Gail Fullerton has been the primary charged the council with being unresponsive to the had set up peer counseling and mover of the project since the problems on the East Side. student tutorials in the basement of project was initiated. Fullerton was "Washington, D.C. knows what goes on here," she Building SS, which could be Executive Vice President of SJSU at said. "Why doesn't the City Council wake up as well? I put demolished next year to make way the time. forth a challenge to the City Council and especially to for the new 1,200-space garage. The "most compelling" Councilman Al Garza, who is himself a Chicano and has The effects of relocating and argument in favor of the garage is not spoken in our defense in the past." decentralizing the Sociology and that it is only replacing spaces to be -continued on back page Anthropology departments will be lost when the San Jose "devastating," Merch said. Redevelopment Agency reclaims Chicanos formed a picket line in front of the SJPD station Because Building SS is not on the AAMCO dirt lots between Third the SJSU campus master plan, it is and Fourth streets, McFadden protest what they said on Mission street last Tuesday to considered a temporary building, added. was police brutality. and as such, must be torn down by Cuts harmful, Dumke warns by Scott Mace He said a 10 percent cut, which is being recom- NORTHRIDGE - If the California State University mended by the state Department of Finance, would cut and Colleges system is forced to make a 10 percent cut class offerings to the point that students ''who want to in its budget, 3,500 CSUC employees would be fired and get through in four years are going to have to take five more than 30,000 students would be turned away from and six because ( they can't get classes they want." the state colleges, CSUC Chancellor Glenn Dumke said "Jarvis TWO," the proposed state initiative that yesterday. would cut income taxes in half, is currently going "We don't have any fat in this system," Dumke said through qualification proceedings for the June 1980 at a press conference yesterday. "If we ever had any, ballot. it's been gone for a long time," he said. Its effects would be "disastrous," according to Dumke said CSUC has to alert the public about the Dumke. effects of such a cut. Despite that, Dumke did not foresee the imposition "We can't do it without curtailing services in a of tuition in the CSUC system even though he favors a drastic, drastic way," Dumke said. "moderate" tuition. -continued on back page Estopare faces grand theft charge Former Dining Commons Manager Emil Estopare is also charge with stealing a meat Estopare, who resigned from his post on Oct. 29 slicer, a metal table and two calculators from SJSU, following an alleged theft of food in September, will University Police said. surrender to University Police tomorrow, a police Estopare will be hooked into Santa (lara County spokesperson said. Jail Wednesday, University Police said. If he posts Officer Russ Lunsford said after a six-week in- $2,500 bail he will be released until a court vestigation, a 77-page report was released to the arraignment date is set. Warming up District Attorney's office, which Estopare is being charged with petty and felony Santa Clara County Tuesday's child is full of filed a grand theft complaint made public on Friday. grand theft. He is also charged with violating three Estopare, 49, of 4395 Scottsfield Drive, is charged sections of the state's health and safety code, all fun - John Kimball juggles with stealing turkey, ham, roast beef, cheese and misdemeanors. The violations include selling three frisbees to warm up other food items from the Dining Commons between misbranded food, selling food prepared in a private before the frisbee tourney July 2 and Sept. 20 to make more than 7,000 sand- home and operating a food establishment without a last Tuesday. The competi- wiches for Good Samaritan Hospital, according to the permit. tion, which was held on the Santa Clara County District Attorney's office. The violations are punishable by a $500 fine, six In a sworn statement, University Police in- months in jail or both. Deputy District Attorney Ray ROTC field, featured a foot vestigator Richard Malone said Estopare sold the Cunningham said Estopare, if convicted, faces a ball game as well as throw- sandwiches to the hospital for about $6,000 through a maximum penalty of three years in state prison for ing events firm he operated from his home called -Unlimited the theft of Dining Commons equipment and food. Catering." Mai

November 27. 1979 2 forum Current situation a t401 by prelude to changes Co 1\1016016 An Pr the YoU by Stephen Cohodas OPEC oil embargo or the Tet Of- defense budget which launched -1-05T-OP A\iT7 loyestigagar Editor fensive did. war in Indochina, while perpetrating de difference between criminal activity against campus AKYTMAt:E_ME_, Amp Carter's crisis of confidence There is a Is to be demonstrators at home, must be coming !hose times and now that needs soCl over' Recent events in Iran watched for repetition. HAIF_You 135TH AHP ill the clarified and explained. at as auspicious a moment as His pandering to the racists and A friend of mine suggested that announcement of Massachusetts nationalistic ravings of anti-Iranian Fr challenge Khomeini's call for revolution in the Senator Ted Kennedy to demonstrators while contemplating leave me wondering. United States may not go unheeded. the presidency naval tactics against Tehran, hint at au Whether there is any connection With massive unemployment and a deliberate suppression of in- the student takeover of the wrenching economic shifts down the between formation. bu embassy and a Carter road, the potential for the real American If this were not an approaching House wheeling oi power, is nostalgia of the riotous '60s to return White election year, it could be excused or de anybody's guess. is again a possibility. allowed to go on unquestioned. of it's impossible nor Evidence of that is already Not that But this approaching decade, After all, the Gulf of Tonkin beginning to surface. Resumption of unlikely. filled with strong expectations of an emerging baby-boom generation wri graduated from social activism into Diplomatic crisis has vast significance the work-a-day world, demands the Si answers. th on the national political scene Not that any of the contenders are above these questions, either. SC episode, exploded by the release of political bombings in Chicago by an Nostalgia for Camelot or solar-free the Pentagon Papers, raises at least underground Puerto Rican futures cannot blind the necessary in the possibility of connivance in the nationalist group may be the first in questions which must be asked if the al nation's highest offices. a string of events bringing an election is to proceed as something emerging world crisis back home. less than a travesty. What's more significant, What it means to the national Nor can the assumption that any is the effect that the however, political campaigns just getting of the GOP contenders from Reagan crisis bears on the diplomatic underway may appear as merely to former CIA director George Bush political scene. national fringe issues unrelated to the would be pre-empted from Big changes are in the making. mainstream of American life. But disclosing such information because V Demonstrations over the holiday an underlying reality should be kept of their conservative, right-wing a weekend from Turkey to India firmly in mind. opinions. appear to be signalling a clear Carter, at the helm of the same To ignore it would be to deny message to this country as the federal bureaucracy and bloated time itself. letters On what basis could U.S. return shah? Demonstration was held to make statement Editor: in the world today, ranging from the return the shah and "be done with Editor: demonstration. The repoter did not Republic. Regarding Mr. Edwards' familiar PLO and IRA to an Ar- the incident." I find it incredible that Instead of your headline of Nov. bother to question the organizer's We also stated our support of the editorial of Nov. 21 calling for the menian group wanting vengeance the forum editor of even the Spartan 19 reading "Anti -Iranian demon- views about the Iranian situation but Justice Department's ruling on the return of the shah to Iran. I would for an act of genocide committed Daily could have his head so deeply stration fizzles," perhaps your preferred to parrot the entire af- deportation of Iranian students ask Mr. Edwards, on what basis decades ago. If this country were to embedded in the sand. The United reporter should have been less ternoon from a spectator's stand- found to be studying in this country would this country seize and return deport the shah, we would be States put the shah on the throne in subjective and a bit more open- point. Not once did the writer con- illegally, but did not advocate the the shah? The United States has no declaring open season on innocent 1953 and armed and supported him minded to the situation. The Western front the demonstrators with deportation of all Iranian students extradition treaty with Iran. Americans both abroad and at until the moment he was over- World Organization is a small unit, questions or offer anything but as was clearly suggested by the home; we would be saying that we thrown. sarcastic commentary. reporter's inclusion of a fellow Were President Carter to deride and granted, we were not as recognize the use of their lives as a We tolerated SAVAK per- The reporter obviously felt that student bystander's maudlin to submit to the terrorist blackmail organized as we would have liked to legitimate means to the attainment secution of Iranians in this country. the situation could best be handled comment. of Khomeini and the mob of have been. of the ends of anyone able to hold a A year ago, Mr. Carter toasted the by mere observance from a bench In closing, we recognize that the "students" holding the hostages, he We held our demonstration not gun. shah and reassured him of our several yards away from the Spartan Daily is a university Is probably not legally empowered for publicity or Hollywood stardom, To allay the fears aroused by support. The American public must protestors. Those views mentioned newspaper and as such may lack the to deport the man. anyway. The but to make a statement to the Mr. Edwards' movie-going, the recognize that concern for foreign in the article were offered to the professionalism of a major daily. It result of such submission would be people of San Jose. We did as we had United States is not about to go to policy must extend beyond reporter in defense against his/her is interesting to see what adjectives disastrous for this country. intended - held a peaceful protest war with Iran. Military action, aggravation with gas lines. That we, apathy and in the hope that such can connote in their journalistic completely within the boundaries of As a result of our rather dubious however, is contemplated should the the American people, the electorate, opinions would be accurately ac- usage; they can seemingly slant or the law and did not feel ashamed or foreign policy, this country harbors hostages be murdered. Given Mr. have a responsibility is inescapable. counted and respected. The satirize the truth without any viable "fizzled" out. Simply stated, it was a number of ex-dictators, Anastasio Edwards' nervousness, what would However, therc can never, under no speeches given by members of the proof that this was the author's apparent that not enough people in Somoza, for one. Is the current crisis he have us do if they are executed? circumstances be any justification organization were not "impromptu- intention. At best they disguise the community cared about the to be repeated in Nicaragua or any Politely inquire of the Iranians as to whatsoever for the criminal and deliveries for the sake of chanting, sarcasm. We, as members of the dignity of their country to express it other country with real or imagined where we can pick up the bodies. Or cowardly act of taking hostages. but were carefully prepared exposes Western World Organization, feel by joining us. We tried. However, grievances against the United does Mr. Edwards forget the "grisly detailing the Western World that the coverage of our story is an the issue is not whether 20 or 20,000 States? In addition, there are a results" of terrorism? Bryan MacDougall Organization's suggestions to the example of English Composition I, people were in attendance. multitude of terrorist groups active It is Mr Edwards desire that we Management, junior United States and Iranian govern- and as such, epitomizes myopic Newsworthiness is not based on ments. Once again, the reporter is journalism. Furthermore, we numbers but on the quality and wrong in his/her assumption that suggest to the university community social relevance of any situation our platform was purely ex- and to all residents of San Jose that Is human life taking back seat to politics? deemed notable. temporaneous. To state briefly, we an objective exifhination beyond the Editor: distubing to me because I have a lifetimes here are not very long. Life We were especially alarmed at called for no further U.S. in- amateurism of the Spartan Daily's I feel sad as I walk down the love for Iranians and other foreign is so short, can't we live in peace the indifference of the Spartan Daily volvement within the Iranian article be made. corridors at SJSU. A lot of people students as well as students from my helping each other day by day in- reporter and feel that his/her economic system, an embargo of all here and all over this country are own country, the United States, stead of killing each other off? anonymity with regard to the article U.S. exports to Iran and the United Kevin O'Hare uptight about the Iranian situation in Have all of the people of all Wasn't it once said that the world's mirrors his/her attitude at the Nations disrecognition of the Iranian Business, junior Tehran. I hurt for those families of nations of the world hardened greatest recource is people? I know the hostages and I pray that they themselves to the point of becoming God believes in us all and every one will be all right and return home so unfeeling, that human lie takes a of us is precious in his sight. Motorcycle helmet law is not the answer safely. back seat to world politics? I love Please, let us not stop caring for Many of us feel quite uneasy those poeple who are being held each other. Editor: prevented the accident; but a little test was to ride around the block and when we see a group of foreign captive and I hope they arrive back Mike Burbank I would like to comment on common sense could have. Man- come back to the DMV parking lot students from Iran This is very safely in the U.S. soon. You know our Civil Engineering, sophomore Christine Merck's opinionated ar- datory regulations will not increase where the testing official was ticle on the subject of motorcyclists someone's common sense about waiting with his clipboard. I guess if and the wearing of helmets. Several safety or skill at riding a motor- you made it around the block OK you Support human rights; treat people fairly points in the Nov. 19 forum editorial cycle. Only experience and were good enough to get a license. I need to be corrected or clarified. education can do that. People are am sure it has changed by now and a Editor: they are, not prejudged for what the list? As an Associated Student First, a 900 horsepower going to do dumb and careless things different procedure is used, but lam People pulled in two by love and they are; the freedom to personal Committee, the Intercultural motorcycle does not exist. Not even no matter how many precautions also sure there is much room for hate, loyalty and fear. Many of happiness, not personal Steering Committee can not take a the large V-8 auto engines, which are taken. improvement. Those are just a them our friends, all of them our harassment; and the opportunity to political stand, nor do we wish to. came out of Detroit prior to the I realize that there is a problem couple of alternatives to reduce neighbors. The political situation in share their background, not be But we can take a humanitarian mandatory power reducing emission with serious injuries and motorcycle motorcycle accidents. I am sure Iran is surely a tragedy for all in- criticized for it. stand in support of human rights and equipment, produced half that much accidents, and that something most of you can come up with other volved but it is not the fault nor in As Americans we have often ask that all people be treated fairly horsepower. Now I can believe 900 should be done about it. But man- and better ideas. many cases the wishes of Iranian held the banner of equal rights but regardless of their background. cubic centimeters, but not 900 datory helmet legislation is not the We do not need more legislation students in this country and on this practiced a double standard. Ray Dodd horsepower. answer. I believe a more intelligent and regulation of our lives. I think campus From our own people we have Environmental Studies Second, I do not know where and beneficial solution is available. better education is the way to go to It is true that they are here as examples of this treatment when we Senior Christine's home town is located, but The practical experience and skill at reduce motorcycle injuries and guests and it is a privilege we extend talk about women, blacks and the when the story about three people on defensive riding can only be ob- increase the safety awareness of all to them. As such they are afforded poor. In enthic groups the Japanese, a motorcycle came up I knew tained on a motorcycle over a period concerned. all the rights granted by our laws. Chicano, Irish and more have also Editor's note: something was wrong. I know of no of time. But the common sense Charles L. Harvie These rights include such things as: been subjected to this double Mr. Dodd's letter was ac- state in this union in which it is legal safety of riding a niotorcyle can be Aeronautics Operations. The right to be judged for who standard. Must we add another to companied by 14 signatures. for three persons to ride on a obtained easier. For instance, a 1 motorcycle designed and built for program for motorcycle drivers two people. I would not hesitate to education can be developed along Spartan Dailv Common lack of understanding is displayed say it was more likely the fact that the same lines as driver's education three people were riding one courses that are offered in our high Editor: bikers. This just is not so, as has bike. Loading three people on a motorcycle that led to their injuries schools. For those beyond high Editor Mary T Lee In her article on motorcycling been shown by studies made in motorcycle constitutes sheer idiocy and not the fact that they were not school age there are already some Advertising Manager Laura Smith and the have enacted such )besides being need for wearing a helmet, st.tes which illegal). Could these wearing helmets. A motorcycle businesses which offer com- New:, Editor James P Wagner Christine Merck displayed an all too laws. The simple fact is that you people be expected to have the sense designed for carrying two people prehensive safety courses for City Editor Carla Baker common lack of understanding can't legislate intelligence or tor respect for the law) to wear will not handle very well when motorcycles in California. A.-,sociate News Editor Leslie Erickson about motivation and common common sense. People who don't helmets? I doubt it. overloaded with three persons. That A more extensive testing Associate City Editor Sean Whaley sense. want to wear helmets will not do so, It all boils down to people - you is probably the reason why they lost procedure for obtaining a motor- Forum Page Editor Danny Edwards Ms. Merck feels that laws even if required by law. The effect can't protect them from their own control and crossed the center cycle riders license should be Entertainment Editor Don Vetter requiring motorcyclists to wear such laws have on people who don't stupidity, foolishness, vanity, or divider and collided with a car. developed. When I took my riding Sports Editor Dan Wood a pride. helmets would decrease the number find them relevant is to become Wearing helmets could not have test several years ago, part of the Feature Editor Peter G Bliss of head injuries or fatalities among source of contempt for all laws. If The money spent on laws that Layout Editor Chuck Henrikson you've ever found yourself under the are ineffective would be far better Investigative Editor Stephen Cohodas constraints of a law that you've felt utilized by implementing motor- Agreement Avoid harassment; obey laws Associate Editor La Rosa Carrington to be totally irrational, you'll know cycle safety as a part of driver's Consumer Editor Debbie Hunsinger Editor: what I mean, training classes at the high school Editor: him in power. Associate Editor Eno Hallissy I'm in absolute agreement with Ms. Merck cites examples which level. No, this wouldn't encourage The Interfaith Committee for We now urge Americans to Photo Editor Jeff Pohorski your editorial written by Danny support my contention. The two boys more kids to take up motorcycling, Social Justice of Santa Clara County avoid harassing Iranian students in Chief Photographer J L Sousa Edwards Nov. 21. President Carter on the 900 horsepower ( I do hope you but it might make them a little more passed last week the following this country and expect those Pohl,, Relations Marie Fukai

made a terrible mistake in allowing mean 900 c.c.) motorcycle for aware of the increasing number of statement. students to obey the laws of the land Retail Ad Manager Cynthia Futinaka He example - they exceeded the speed of the shah to come to this country. bikers on the road and protect us We deeply deplore the taking which is their host. National Ad Manager Vickie Jandron should have known better. limit by 50 mph - do you think they'd from drivers who "don't see us" but American hostages by the Iranians, Art Director Mike Masters the be any more incline to obey evils George I.. Collins No more Vietnams! Give a in fact are not looking for us. but we are aware of the great Business M.Illacier Gary Dong mandatory helmet law? I and Grace Baptist Church shah back to Iran' doubt it. for which the shah is responsible Promotions O., tor Bill Burton Stela Kalnins She also cites the example of Bill Metz we are aware of the tragic fact that lifetime Member, General Reference librarian three people taking a dive off of a Recreation, senior the U.S. is responsible for putting Associated Students November 2 / 1 9 /9 3 Burns -- courts didn't hurt press S.U. crafts faire Lando's suggestions that CBS review Herbert's aids child center by Patty Selbach charges against the Army were turned down twice in Contrary to claims by the press, a recent Supreme two years, Burns said. by Craig Henderson Court decision may not mean new restrictions of First Then, under self-admitted pressure from CBS to Eighty crafts sellers will fill the Student Union for Amendment rights, according to Academic Vice come up with a solid story, Lando suggested a pro- the week-long 10th annual Fantasy Faire starting President Hobert Burns. Army, anti-Herbert segment. tomorrow, a benefit for the Frances Gulland Child Burns discussed the April 18 Herbert v. Lando "One may reasonably wonder why Lando made Development Center. decision at a recent meeting of the Phi Kappa Phi honor such a turn-around, and why CBS approved a story on The center, located on 405 S.I0th St., is a day care society. Herbert after turning one down twice," Burns said. center for children of SJSU students. Burns received the first annual Phi Kappa Phi Burns pointed out that CBS was already in hot water All items are handcrafted, including macrame, Exemplar Award prior to his talk entitled "Could with both the Nixon administration and Congress. candles, jewelry, plants, and stained glass. Fifteen Chicken Little Be Right? The Supreme Court and "The occupants of the Nixon White House were percent of all artists' sales will go to the center. Freedom of the Press." unhappy with CBS for its coverage and analyses of The quality of the items sold during the fair has After accepting the honor, Burns addressed an Nixon's speeches," he said. been criticized in past years. audience of about 50, dominated by faculty. Also, network president Frank Stanton was facing a Marcia Bullwinkle, co-coordinator of the fair with Herbert v. Lando "has infuriated the media and all contempt charge for refusing to show unbroadcast Lynn Breedlove, said,' this year's items have all been but united them against the Supreme Court," he said. portions of "The Selling of the Pentagon" to Congress. screened. This year's fair will be smaller, but feature Burns traced the seven-year-old case leading to a Those facts, coupled with an admission by White higher quality wares, according to Bullwinkle. decision allowing lawyers to probe the thought process House aide Charles Colson that Stanton had "volun- Breedlove said, "SJSU was the first to do a fair. of an individual to prove malice and, therefore, libel. teered to help us," were revealed after Lando tost his Now everybody's doing it." She pointed to the Dicken's The ('ourt's acceptance of thoughts as evidence was assumed First Amendment protection. Faire and the Renaissance Faire. widely viewed as a tightening of First Amendment That loss of privilege caused "a firestorm in the The coffee shop held in the S.U. I,ower Pad during rights. American media," Burns said. the 10th anniversary celebration of the S.U. will be However, despite those claims Burns said that the However, despite the media's reaction, Burns does brought back for the week of the fair. Sandwiches will Supreme Court is not really stealing away freedom of not feel the Herbert v. Lando decision endangers be added to the previous menu of pastries and coffees. the press. freedom of the press. The coffee shop will feature entertainment, in- But that change in legal interpretation has created If anything, the press is endangering itself by cluding Jeff Smith, Steve Hastings, Bruce and I,ynette some new concerns, Burns said. criticizing the court, Burns said. Mello, Rose Tree, the SJSU Choraleers, Ted Robisson, The press may also harm itself through conflict of "I am worried that continuing and escalating at- and the Lettermen Boys. interest, Burns said, by placing freedom of the press tacks by media upon the judiciary will bring both into The fair will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 10 above everyone's other constitutional rights. disrepute, cause harm to both, when both are central to a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. on The case originated with a "60 Minutes" segment on a free society," Burns said. Sunday. There is no admission charge. It. Col. Anthony Herbert's allegations that the Army The fair made $4,400 last year. Bullwinkle said she covered up his reports on war atrocities. Finally, Burns expressed his concern that today's hoped to double that figure this year Herbert claimed that the facts were deliberately Lando refused to answer lawyer's questions about education may not be stressing the importance of The center receives the bulk of it s funds from the distorted by CBS to make him appear a liar. his thought process while planning the Herbert segment. preserving a press which neither withholds or State Department of Education. For the 1979-80 school CBS, producer Barry Lando, and narrator Mike Herbert forced the issue all the way to the Supreme misshapes the truth. year, the center received $47,000 from the State Wallace were slapped with a defamation suit that has Court, where it was ruled that Lando must testify. That is a problem "...which all of us in the academy Department of Education, $29,000 from the A.S. of SJSU already become a landmark case although no verdict Lando's subsequent deposition revealed some ... must attend," he said, "because freedom is the and $2,000 from fees it charges the children's parents. has been handed down yet. "intriguing information," according to Burns. common concern of all of us." Bullwinkle said the center mainly serves low-inconi, families charging them only a few dollars a weeek. The center will host a fund raising toy sale at the center on Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. Committee starts energy conservation drive The center has asked for funding from SJSU since serves SJSU students, but it has never been granted forget about conserving to the amount of energy by Craig Henderson Bosanko said SJSU will day fine," he said. Executive Vice any. energy." each SJSU building needs. The Energy Task probably spend $30,000 The other projects are President Jack Coleman One of the proposed It would be able to shut off Force, a committee of six beyond the budget. He lowering lighting levels, heads the task force. Other pointed out that the price of projects is to put locking on or adjust heat in all Fresh Roasted Fresh Bulk Teas administrators that installing control relays members are Associate G.Its covers on 1,800 SJSU buildings on campus. Whole Bean Cotten coordinates efforts to gas went up 24.5 percent in building air compressors, Executive Vice President Custom Ground Past, ,e thermostats which had San dw .c hes conserve energy at SJSU, September and October installing a heat exchanger Handel Evans, Housing The conversion would Espresso been reduced in August by Copuccino is embarking on a cam- and is expected to go up on the boiler exhaust stack, Director cost $350,000 and save federal order to 65 degrees. Cordell Koland paign to make students and another 25 percent by and installing adjustable and $128,000 a year at today's "We've had a real mechanical faculty aware of ways to January. sheaves on air supply fans. engineering professor energy costs, according to problem with people conserve energy. The task force applied Helmer Nielson. Bosanko. SJSU asked the Tea changing the ther- Freidricks made other A World Of Coffee Er SJSU energy con- for $201,670 from the suggestions on ways people Bosanko is especially Chancellor's Office for mostats," Bosanko said. 110% Discount VVtth This Ad sumption has dropped 19 CSUC's Chancellor's Office could conserve energy at enthusiastic about a funding of the project two last spring for five projects "People go so far as to years ago, but the con- percent since 1973, largely SJSU. He said lights should project above and beyond ST REE T which would save bring a screwdriver and scheduled 684 NORTH F I RST because of lower ther- SJSU an in classrooms the five projects requested version is not SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95112 (4013) 294.4143 take apart the thermostats. be turned out mostat settings and lower estimated $103,656 in when everyone leaves, last spring. A Delta 2000 the until the 1983-84 school "I'm concerned many lighting illuminations, energy a year, according to doors should be closed to university already owns year. people don't realize that according to Bob Bosanko, Bosanko. prevent heat from would be converted into a changing the thermostat chief of plant operations. Task force member escaping, and students computer which would from 65 degrees is in I,.. the Academic Senate Ten and A S Dun' However, because of Bill Freidricks, assistant should take shorter monitor and adjust the director of Business Af- violation of a federal act No one from the Academic Senate is being held hostage in a foreign embassy: higher energy costs, SJSU showers in the dorms. amount of energy produced and Nancy McFadden and Kiran Matithia are alive and well too But Boone is on ten now spends 133 percent fairs, said, "We've done and can result in a $5,000 a about as much as we can do Academic Senate or two Associated Students committees either. Take a look at the more on energy than in opportunities below, and see how you can serve yourself and your fellow students: 1973. ourselves. That's one of the 1980 catalog corrected reasons why we're ACADEMIC SENATE SJSU has budgeted $1.7 Freedon [ Professional Ethics 1 Student bringing this to the at- 53, Scuba Diving, will be Academic million for electricity, gas Several corrections in Instructor course, HU P Education Advisory 5 Students tention of students and added to the schedule on Continuting and oil for the 1979-80 the SJSU Spring 1980 105, section 2, code number Processing 3 Students faculty. I think we tend to TTH at 930-1045 Call the Data school year. Catalog have been made by 25351, was scheduled for Improvement of Instruction 6 Students Human Performance office the Department of Human TTH from 1330 to 1445. 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4 sports MI= 'Disciplined' CMU edges 'big-play' Spartans Furious 4th-period rally falls two points shy

by Lee Eminger line and never trailed. was forced to punt three throws before Tucker went The comeback bid was A botched extra-point The decisive quarter times and a fourth Chip- over left guard for the shortcircuited by the failed kick by Mike Berg in the was the third when the pewa drive was halted score. two-point conversion trys, second quarter eventually CMU ball-control offense when linebacker Ken which had been proved to be the undoing of kept the ball away from Woodburn recovered a Following Woodburn's necessitated by the early the Spartans in a thrilling Luther and his fleet of Hogeboom fumble. recovery on the CMU 41, missed kick. "Berg 34-32 defeat at the hands of speedy receivers. The conservative play Luther hit Mark Nichols on hadn't kicked for two unbeaten Central Michigan The Chippewas took calling was a boon for the a deep slant for SJSU's 26th weeks because of a Saturday in Spartan the second-half kickoff and Spartans, who had been point. It was then that sprained ankle," Elway Stadium. consumed five minutes on having problems deciding Elway decided to try for a said. Berg also had a 37- Trailing from early in a scoring drive that upped who, if anybody, was two-point conversion. A yard field goal attempt the game and by a their lead to 27-13. After the supposed to cover CMU successful kick would have blocked in the first quarter. seemingly uncatchable 34- Spartans were forced to tight end Mike Him. narrowed the margin to "I'm going to work all 13 count after three punt, CMU ate up another The Chippewas' first seven, but the Spartans year on a two-point play," quarters, SJSU staged a five and a half minutes scoring drive went only two were going for the win. Elway promised. furious fourth-quarter rally before adding its last TD to yards after Luther's Luther's pass was The Spartans ended the that fell just short. lead 34-13. fumble, but the next time uncaught and SJSU trailed season with a 6-4-1 record. The difference in the As the fourth quarter they got the ball, Him was by eight. final score both teams began with SJSU finally on unattended over the middle The Spartan defense C. Mich 14 7 11 014 tallied five touchdowns the move, it was clear that and grabbed a Hogeboom stopped the Chippewas SJS 0 11 0 1A12 was that the Spartans were their pass for a 48-yard pickup. again and punter Jeff CAA-Ttele 2 run I loicivic kick) only chance to catch CM Hirn S pass from Slogeboorn forced into two-point the Chippewas would be to "They came out with VanderZee waited for the (gowns kick) conversion attempts to shut them out down the two tight ends and a toll- snap on his 28. The snap SJS-Mumpnrey 2 run (Sorg kick) overcome the missed kick stretch. house backfield and we just sailed high over his head, LIS-Nichols 70 pass from Luther following their second TD didn't handle it right," however, and SJSU had the (kick tailed) That didn't appear CIA-Ologiaboorn 4 run (800n,, kick) which left the Chippewas in likely, though, because SJSU coach Jack Elway ball on the CMU 13 with CA1-0. Tucker (Iron (kick laded) front 14-13. CMU's option offense had said. "Our free safety over- 3:27 to play. CM -Young iron (bowie kick) The two teams used been having its way with reacted and came up for Four plays later, SJA.J. T ***** ?run (Nero kick) contrasting methods for the tackle when Hogeboom Humphrey dived off left SJS-tlichols VP pass from LuMer the Spartan defense for the (pals wed) their scores. The Spartans first three stanzas. faked into the line." tackle, and the in- 5,15-14untperey 1 run (PM tailed) continually went for the big The Spartans have had Two plays later, surmountable lead had Att. 10.424. pass play while CMU considerable difficulty all Hogeboom started a rollout shrunk to a mere two utilized a disciplined, ball- season defending against from the SJSU five and points. Going for the tying control rushing attack. an outside rushing attack. again Him was wide open. conversion, Luther threw The statistics reveal The Chippewas have a Quickly the Chippewas had his patented loop pass the difference in approach: proven option offense that a 14-0 bulge. CMU led at toward the deep corner of the Chippewas gained 250 features the fast-stepping half, 21-13. the end zone, but Stacey yards rushing to just 58 for Darryl Tucker on pitchouts In the last quarter Bailey was well-covered CONTACT LENSES the Spartans. Ed Luther, from Hogeboom. rally, Luther completed six and the ball fell in- all fittings/services however, piled up 371 yards The result Tucker passes on a scoring drive complete. for students through the air, while CMU averaged seven yards per that narrowed the count to A last ditch drive by quarterback Gary carry and totaled 175 while 34-20 with 14:21 left. the Spartans was killed Hobegoom threw for only his running mate, fullback Running backs Eric when a Luther pass was DR. PETER ROSS 153. Willie Todd, trudged up the Humphrey and James tipped by Franz and picked 26 7 -4400 Although the statistics middle for 88 more. Tucker and tight end Tracy off by CMU linebacker and final score indicate a Leading by 21 points in Franz each caught two Mark Sankovitch. Spartan defenders Carl Hemby (top) and Jerome Bearden haul down Central close game SJSU had 429 the final quarter, CMU total yards and 22 first Michigan's Darryl Tucker in Saturday's disappointing 34-32 loss at Spartan coach Herb Deromedi grew downs to 403 yards and 21 more conservative and Stadium. AY,OCLATED STUDENTS PHOVIAM BOARD first downs for the Chip- SJSU's defense began wi JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY pewas CMU scored stopping the Chippewas. quickly following a Luther CMU, which threw only one ASSOCIATED STUDENT PROGRAM BOARD faces best tomorrow Lunble on his own two-yard Hockey team the pass in the final 15 minutes, presents SJSU in New Jersey for Vince Gagliano playoffs Coordinator of the Lifers' Group by Jeff Rhodie Louis University. SJSU is without eight members pete with them." summer," Macfarlane at Rahway State Prison After an exhausting ranked No. 13. from last year's group. The leading scorers on said, "and we definitely cross-country flight, the The Spartans go into "Ten of our 15 varsity St. Louis are Tammy have the ability to beat Dec 5 12:30 pm Student Union Ballroom SJSU women's field hockey tomorrow's contest with an members have never Suyematsu and Lisa them. I think the team to team arrived yesterday in 11-3 record, while St. Louis played hockey at this high Hagemeister, with 14 goals beat in the tournament is Award winning film Princeton, New Jersey for is 20-0-2. But St. Louis a level before," Walter each. Their goalie, Lynnn Penn State." the biggest week of the coach Will van Beaumont said. "But I think we can Dobelman, recorded 11 Penn State, with a 15-2- SCARED STRAIGHT season -- the I6-team said he isn't taking the surprise a lot of people, shutouts in her 19 starts 1 record, is tied with St. National Tournament. Spartans lightly. maybe even surprise and allowed an average of Louis for the nation's No. 1 The Spartans left San "I'm surprised San ourselves. I think some of just .37 goals per game. ranking. When the two Discussion of the Jose Airport at 10 p.m. Jose didn't finish higher," our players don't even St. Louis' best teams clashed in the Sunday and they didn't get he said. "I thought they'd realize how good they are. defensive player, ac- regular season, it ended uo to New Jersey until 10 a.m. win their region. This Their ability at top-level cording to van Beaumont, in a deadlock. LIFERS' GROUP Eastern time yesterday. should be one of the better play is uncertain. They is Martha Gartland, who is In one of Penn The trip took so long games of the opening don't know yet how far they an alternate on the United State's games in Regional because it included a three- round." can go. States Olympic team. Play, it went down hour, middle-of-the-night When asked who will "It's a great op- Despite St. Louis' to sudden death FREE! layover at the world's portunity for us to start off penalty strokes against provide St. Louis' toughest impressive credentials. Iritis,n8.1%6NDIE busiest airport O'Hare tournament competition, by playing St. Louis. We Spartan leading scorer and Maryland before Penn Field in Chicago. van Beaumont said, "right want to play the very top co-captain Pommy Mac- State prevailed. Therefore, on coach now, San Jose. I'm thinking teams and we believe very farlane is confident the Leta Walter's tentative about just one game at a strongly that we can Spartans can pull off what Maryland, therefore, is team schedule for time because we know we compete with them. I'm not would have to be termed an also considered one of the yesterday, was the word have to lose sometime. We saying this as a "upset win." favorites in the tournament We have what 25,822 "rest." But only in the just hope it's not this psychological boost. We "I saw some of their along with Penn State and morning. A practice was year." really think we can com- players in camp last St. Louis. San Jose State students want. scheduled for that af- Meanwhile, Walter has ternoon and another for "high hopes" for the today. The Spartans will tournament, even though begin play tomorrow her team, which grabbed against No. 1 ranked St. third place last year, is Basketball tickets available

The Griffons of Missouri Western State will provide the first test for new SJSU basketball coach Bill Berry and his Spartans Friday night at 7:30 in Civic Auditorium. Tickets for the 1979-80 season opener are available in the Athletic Ticket Office in the Men's Gym at a cost of $1 for students and $4 for reserved seats. Season tickets are available at $11 a pair for students and $15 each for faculty and staff. There are 11 home games on the SJSU schedule, eight of which will be played at Civic. The other three contests will be at Independence High School. For more information call the ticket office at 277-3241.

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Uphill battle for SJSU fencer Schifrin vies for Olympics complex sport, according I I eel like I don't need to Si'hifrin to win The coach would -After nine years. I like to see a different at- still keep learning more titude." and more All fencers daily Schifrin said he will S. get revelations about the really concentrate on game." training a month before the Schifrin said he is finals in January He already in shape for the believes he can pull himself Olympic trials - all he has from 11th place to be one of left is "fine tuning." the five fencers to make the a -My coach Mike United States team D'Asaro says I need to But making the team concentrate on competing . alone won't be enough to by Erin Hallissy on practicing winning," satisfy Schifrin Schifrin said. "I have to "The most important work on being a champion thing is not competing in SJSU fencer Peter mind when! fence." by always expecting the Olympics, but com- Schifrin was just about According to Schifrin, myself to be a champion." peting well," he said -Id assured a berth on the U.S. fencing is a demanding Schifrin said he like to get a good result Olympic fencing team last sport, just as demanding as sometimes lets up at meets there - that would make summer. football and other "major" when he figures tie doesn't me really proud." Ranked second in the sports. have to win as long as he nation, all he had to do was Despite this, it still finished near the top. After the Olympics. concentrate on remaining doesn't attract the kind of "I've had several Schifrin won't be com- consistent in the final two attention Schifrin believes opportunities to be national peting as intensely because Olympic trials before the it deserves. or squad champion, and he said it takes to much of 1980 squad of the five top "We always play twice I've been in second his time fencers would be chosen. second fiddle to other SJSU's Peter Schifrin scores against teammate Ian Sandiland in a Spartan practice session. Schifrin place but maybe I let up,'' But in July at the sports," he said. Schifrin said. hopes to score in Moscow in next summer's Olympics. national championships, "It's not on the priority the 21 -year-old art major list of the U.S. Olympics "totally blew it." organizers, so we don't get Schifrin dropped from the kind of money other SAN JOSE second in the nation to 11th sports get," Schifrin ad- Sportswear Center Women rebound from rout after failing to score any ded. points in the nationals. "I think sometimes It's "It was a combination sad that fencing isn't ACTIVEWEAR T of overconfidence, poor recognized, because it's SHIRTS to take consolation hoop title strategy, and bad luck," such a beautiful and in- 413E Santa Clara St Schifrin said, "I just didn't tricate sport. 297 4567 fence to my potential." "Yet it doesn't really After being routed in its opening game, the SJSU Wayland Baptist loss was the improved play of the front Now it's all uphill for matter how beautiful you 5% off with this ad women's basketball squad recovered to take the con- line according to Chatman. Center Elinor Banks, for- Schifrin, but he is confident look; it's your ability to hit solation title in the Plainview Queens Classic last weekend wards Debbie Johnson, Winnia Gazaway and Teri he will be taking a place your opponent that in Texas. Swarbrick all were dominant factors on the boards. with the United States counts," Schifrin Host school Wayland Baptist gave the Spartans a rude -Our front line came into its own," Chatman said. team in Moscow next remarked. welcoming, pounding SJSU 76-55 in the opening round. "They were rebounding a lot better and getting out well on summer. Most people still think Shalimar of India the break." "I think my chances of fencing in dueling terms The Spartans managed to regroup after that however, are good," he said. "I plan - men with sharp swords CLASSIC EAST INDIAN CUISINE running past Brigham Young 92-86, and then shooting SJSU's front line also did a good job defensively, to be on the team in 1980." trying to kill each other, DINNER TUES-FRI down Memphis State 71-61 for the consolation title. holding last year's national scoring leader, 6-5 Tina Gunn, Two squad trials Schifrin said. 5 30-8:30 Wayland to 24 points, 12 of those coming from the foul line. remain before the fencing "That's not even Baptist went on to finish second in the 0.4t4' CLOSED SAT SUN curl MON tourney, losing 72-70 to Louisiana Tech The consolation title game against Memphis State Olympians will be chosen - close," he said. "Now it's in the finals. ot 10% off with this ad. was "by far our best game this year," Chatman said. one at SJSU in January and purely a sport. It's a fun "They were undoubtedly the best shooting team in the Despite being outmatched size wise on the boards, one in New York in April. game that two people can tournament," SJSU coach Sharon Chatman said of SJSU managed to dominate underneath, mostly due to the "I have to be in the top play, like tennis." Wayland Baptist. "I didn't expect them to shoot nearly as work of Banks. Banks finished up with a team-high 21 three both times," Schiff-in Fencing is also a very 249-3332 well as they did" points and eight rebounds. Banks was also deadly per- said. "I've done that Henderson Shopping Center The Flying Queens earned that complement by hitting centage wise, firing in eight of 12 from the floor. before." 55 percent from the floor. Amazingly enough, most of To get himself in top Join the happiest BafV.,L,(fc-e.T.:';:r,%*EhT;a4Z, those shots came from the 25-30 foot range according to Banks got strong scoring support from guard Karen shape for the trials, and the pipe smokers in Chatman. Mason, who finished with 16 and (;azaway with 12. Olympics, Schifrin plans to town. Stop in and Mason wound up being the Spartans' leading scorer in take next semester off. He The try a couple of Spartans' woes were doubly compounded by the the tournament as the 5-7 shooting guard had a 17-point will train at clubs in fact pipefuls of our they couldn't get their running game going against performance against Wayland Baptist and she scored 20 Germany, France and the Queens' zone defense. against BYU. Sweden with some of the cool, bite -free SJSU never had problems running again though, as best fencers in the world. Corinthian. the Spartans exploded in their second game against BYU, -I think it was a good experience for us," Chatman Because of this, Connthlan doesn "Hag All... 81I nearly doubling their point production. said. -It gives us a better perspective playing against Schifrin is redshirting for If our some make you happy then we Mr Wilfred thanks you for making The key to the Spartans' ability to run after the of the top teams in the nation." the Spartans this year. don't know what wfli to us SJSU's leading hair style shop Schifrin began fencing the trick nearly nine years ago, BLOW 81 GO CUT when his father gave him a ..4et with this dd. Have your hdir Team effort bags SJSU wrestlers' month's worth of fencing r in to stay in place during the lessons for his 13th bir- winter month.. thday. Fencing's swash- WOMEN' hard-fought victory over Humboldt j buckling image, complete with heroes like the Three '14 / appl .,1, now "It was a good team effort," SJSU wrestling coach the match while wrestling one of their toughest members. Musketers and Zorro, 35 S. 4th St, Following Stewart's match, SJSU found themselves attracted Schifrin. T.J. Kerr said following his squad's 20-13 victory over Crest Pipe Shop 21,1k Ir..to $15 I Humboldt State last Tuesday at Humboldt. down for the first time, but then reeled off three straight "It certainly still has 45 N. First St. And a team effort was just what the Spartans needed wins in I58's, 167's and 177's. the flavor of sword fighters Mission Pipe Shop as they won six out of 10 matches for a narrow victory. Reggie Thompson started off by decisioning Adrian like Errol Flynn," Schifrin (undo, new management) "I anticipated a hard-fought battle," Kerr said, "but Smedley 6-4. said. "I always have that 294-4086 we stayed consistent throughout the meet." Then Randy Davis out-distanced Rich Sykes 16-3. image in the back of my 812 Town & Country Village The Spartans got off to a good start as 118-pound Finally, Dave Brouhard completed the three-man Wayne Jones opened the meet with a 17-6 decision over sweep by beating Roy Coudright 16-9. Humboldt's Pat Nellis. In the 190-pound division the streak ended when Jerry "It helped winning the first one," Kerr added. "Their Morrison dropped his match 9-1 to Mike Malkevitch. fans can get rowdy." Heavyweight Ken Klein then finished the meet on a Humboldt evened the meet in the next match as positive note with an 11-3 victory over Raymond Marty Nellis won a close decision over Eddie Baza 5-4. Rodriguez. Baza, who was bothered by a sore shoulder he injured "Our conditioning didn't look too bad compared to in the Chico State meet, led 4-1 at one point, but "let up" theirs," Kerr said, -and our technique wasn't bad either, according to Kerr, and dropped the match. but we didn't get any breaks." SJSU rebounded in the next match as John Mit- With the victory the Spartans are' now 2-0 in dual tlestead derisioned Keith Hawks 8-3 in the 134-pound meets, and will host the Mumby Invitational Saturday. division. But the Spartans then faltered losing their next two matches. Dennis McDowell lost to Mike Fredenberg 6-2 in the 142-pound division and Doug Stewart was decisioned 1.* Craig Vejvoda 4-2 in the 150-pound division. "Dennis showed a lot of improvement," Kerr said, while later adding that McDowell looked good throughout NEED HELP? Auto -Tech. Inc. That's what we're here for. To help students. SAVE UP TO $3.00 Foreign Domestic Personal problems? Vocational concerns? 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Letter from Tahoe playing war game are "If you play it five saying. times you'll play it a The game of Dungeons sixth." LAKE TAHOE - The air temperature is a crisp 29 game ond Dragons is open to Meyer said the degrees as the sooth swirling waters of the hot tub thaw has something for the bodies of this resort area's local population. chance, luck and skill, according to Robert everybody. If a person is Snow dots the ground and meltingly hangs on the shy this gives a chance to pine branches. Meyer, owner of F. Ban- dersnatch and Co. cof- be with others. People who The resort area is between seasons, the boat are outgoing in actual life harbors at Carnelian Bay, Kings Beach and Tahoe feehouse located at 484 E. Both he generally become the Keys are empty, the tenants trailed away to warmer San Carlos Street. Ann Meyer, leaders in the game. waters. and his wife, have played the game since "It's a way of getting The locals are gearing up for ski season and away from the world's set gearing down from a busy and fruitful summer. 1972. age groups, of rules. There's a high Lake Tahoe offers the best of both worlds; a Various children to degree of fun in the game. wilderness retreat with a Safeway down the street. ranging from adults, go to the Ban- You can't help but laugh So far, the area has flourished with this conflict, of dwarves, elves and knights help Dungeons and Dragons players envision stra- where playing when your character is Miniature characters though a battle may occur in the near future. dersnatch goes on every evening, he eaten by a boa con- tegies the players use to overcome the dangers lust around the corner With the state of Nevada pushing for more strictor," Mrs. Meyer said development, namely casinos and hotels that bring in said. an imaginary exotic setting this isn't your typical and analyze what is to various monsters. "It's a great way to jokingly. come on their journey. It is gambling and the incredible 13 percent cabaret tax, the and sends the characters Monopoly-type game. meet people and socialize. Dungeons and Dragons So, the next time you state of California has become an environmentalist. on a quest for hidden There is no game board divided into square inches. Some romances have even is so popular at the cof- hear about someone killing More development means more people and more treasure. It is a game of per se - the characters, Each inch represents started here," Mrs. Meyer feeshop a club has been elves, dwarves, hobbets, problems according to California residents and mastering sword and which are 25 millimeters moving 10 feet in actual said. started. The 40 members life. goblins, dragons or rolling legislators. These problems include water quality, air sorcery skills and has tall, move along an pay dues of five cents per Some of the players drunks -- don't think pollution and housing. It is feared the lake may become "The game gives one a become a hobby, fad and unknown trail not sure of month. make or buy scenery and they've flipped out. They Reno's suburb. chance to invent and use for others, a way of life. their destination or what In addition, a penny jar props for their journey. may just be talking about The year-round population take the en- the imagination. You have To establish a the next corner will bring. sits on the table when the They buy miniature toy their adventures in the vironmentalists' stand-almost an isolationist view of an opportunity to do character, each player group plays. When a player The board is used to furniture and weapons, world of Dungeons and *I've got mine, go somewhere else to get yours." something unusual, like kill tosses three -sided cracks a poor joke or pun, help the players visualize some even collect the Dragons. a goblin," she said. probability dice to Nevada, with its pro-growth philosophy is en- the player must deposit a rhe game is not that determine strengths and couraging development between its shoreline borders penny in the jar. This difficult to learn. An weaknesses of each a lavish shopping mall at Incline Village receiving money is then used to bring with average person playing character. A character has Oral honors for Smith the latest state support. Dungeon and Dragon here can learn in two strengths in one area and a in the Theatre in Tacoma, Washington. On the California shores, the land market is tight. experts to the Ban- David Smith, Theatre Arts games. We cater to weakness in others so no student, won Department, according to Sort of a gospel on The hardest job is that of a real estate agent, and most dersnatch by paying their Arts graduate wheels beginners. player can dominate the LaBarge-Mitchell. He type thing." he said. are becoming property managers - renting property expenses. the 66th Dr. Dorothy game. for Ex- played Henry VIII in for winter or summer use. "Most places bend the One of the people Kaucher Award After the players With the law of supply and demand in effect, the rules, but we play them playing the night of the cellence in Oral Interprets- "Royal Gambit" a year establish characters, they ago and last spring was price of land and homes has gone up. Purchased for straight so people know the interview was Tony Yin. thin Friday. COPIES begin a perilous journey was awarded $50 by the faculty $40,000 a decade ago, a one-bedroom A-frame is now correct way if they ever Yin, a former SJSU Smith's selection frought with menacing associates for his devotion selling for $140.000. Land is certainly not cheap, even if want to play somewhere student, said he plays the "John the Beloved" from 3 1/2 C half-humans, beasts, in to the art of oral in- you do buy any, the sewer permit required to build is else," she added. game because it's relaxing the Book of Revelation -no monimurn demons and spirits. Able given only by lottery. People interested in and a lot of fun. the Holy Bible. Hal J. Todd, terpretation. science fiction enjoy the Jan Cooke, also a players win points by chairman of the Theatre After receiving his The job market is, for the most part, open. game, Meyer said. Most of student, wife and mother of overcoming difficult Arts Department, present- M.A. at the end of this However, one doesn't come here to make a fortune. children, plays the situations, such as killing a ed Smith with the $50 semester, Smith plans to KINKO'S the people who play at the two 481 E. San Carlos St Jobs are seasonal, highly transient and usually for Bandersnatch are either game with characters she beast and win points for award, look into some teaching 295-5511 minimum wage. SJSU students or former made out of colored Play- their heroics. Smith said he chose the positions at different A blackjack dealer in one of the casinos may earn students. dooh. For Cooke the game This earns promotion Biblical passage because schools or possibly "direc- Also at: between $27 and $32 a day, a free meal if they work in a Meyer estimated 60 is more of a hobby. She to higher levels of "I have an interest in litur- ting touring shows for a 123 5. 3rd St. larger club and free drinks if they wrangle a percent of the people plays on Friday evening, a knowledge and power. If, gical drama." large college church group , 295-4336 4 benevolent bartender. playing there are SJSU time she terms as however, the player Noreen LaBarge - The dealers make their daily bread from tips, or "momma's night out." doesn't overcome the Mitchell, coordinator of the students and 40 percent are PREPARE FOR ''tokes" as they are called, from customers who hit a electrical engineering Dungeons and Dragons situation, he loses points, contest, said Smith won luck streak. If the customers have a bad night, so does graduates. establishes a framework in which weaken his because "he had made the the dealer. "The game is one of which a dungeon master, character. In this game a material his own. He un- MCAT LSAT GMAT The jobs become abundant as ski areas hire for the cooperation with other usually the most ex- beast can kill the derstood it best." winter season These jobs pay minimum wage, but people. One person doesn't perienced player, creates character. Needless to say. Smith has been active offer the lucrative reward of an employee ski pass. SAT DAT GRE Enough incentive, for some, to leave school for a Permanent Centers open days, evenings and Album review weekends. semester and become a "ski bum." Low hourly cost Dedicated full-time staff These employee passes have become even more Complete TEST-n -TAPE"" facilities for review of valuable as lift prices skyrocket to $15 and even $16 a class lessons and supplementary materials. day. Some local residents take on part-time jobs at the Small classes taught by skilled instructors. resorts just to get the ski pass and beat the soaring Raitt's latest effort 'glows' Opportunity to make up missed lessons. economics of skiing. b) Christine Nlerek Voluminous home-study materials constantly Raitt's image is powerful but hard to package. Ass- pdated by researchers expert In their field. It is definitely a different lifestyle in the Sierra Bonnie Raitt's emotional slide guitar and her husky, kicking is far less commercial than the vulnerability of a Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at Nevada resort; almost a combination of "Little House sleazy voice have attracted a cult following. Linda Ronstadt. any of our over 80 centers on the Prairie" and -People." magazine. Raitt's latest album "The Glow," should rate high For those blues-rock followers who already ap- OTHER COURSES AVAILABLE The latest headline in the -Tahoe Bonanza," with these followers. preciate Raitt, "The Glow" nabs a space next to a GRE BIO GRE PSYCH MAT OCAT published for the Northshore communities screamed It should also grab the ears of blues-rockers who have growing row of worn Raitt albums. **Local Resident Dies From Cocaine Overdose." looked for a well-packaged recording that radiates true The album's "Ii Could Have Been Your) Best Old On the inside of the paper there was a photo essay: on-stage energy. Friend" cut, reaches the hearts of everyone who's ever NMB VQE ECFMG FLEX NOB NE on the area's first snow of the year. Raitt has borrowed superstar Linda Ronstadt's 4.1 coil Davi Evenings I Weekends felt lonely when they'd rather have just felt alone. .. ent., . v 'SasP0Mac, LS You eventually do have to leave the hot tub, even if producer, Peter Asher, who can shape songs to fit the Top Raitt cries about not finding love when she most t, Pottle 1..r Swot, "W. It's to refill your margarita glass. 40 charts. wants it. Then she assuages mourning hearts with the (415)327-0841 line. "Solitude is fine, when your soul is dry, then 4914-4AMILMS4 PslF loneliness can feed it." Educational Cantu Mut one WWI Her electric slide action shakes the nerves and Bill TELT ppipanyloos II, nnuMillen SPACIAL isrs s Kr ion CALL IOU ME SOO 223 712 Martin appearing Payne's electric piano adds a sensual flow to the song. "You're Gonna Get What's Coming," is another hot cut, currently included in progressive rock station's at film benefit SOL IATLD SI( IS N I PITODHAM Isp rnIr I I music formats. SAN JOS' 51.411 t It's a rocker. 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The Babys/Nick Gilder Civic show above par The show started an hour later. Gilder glided through by Roger Myers an impressive but largely unappreciated eight-song set. It was the largest grossing show in SJSU history, Gilder's annoyance with the poor response showed according to Peter Bloom of the A.S. Program Board. during "You Really Rock Me," the final s,rig of the set. More than 3.000, primarily teenage rockers, invaded a rousing version of venerable San Jose Civic Auditorium Friday night, Nov. While his band worked through Gilder's latest LP, 16, for the sold-out Nick Gilder/The Babys concert. the tune - a single of from asked the crowd Many had stood in the line for hours during a steady "Frequency" - Gilder, frustrated, rain to secure a close view of their idols. "What's it to you?" as he urged it to "come on." hip to what Gilder was The two Chrysalis labelmates had just finished a Finally, the audience grew series of co-billed concerts in late October in Japan in about and began to get into it. Gilder's normal en- which both acts were enthusiastically received. But it we too little too late as an encore, which Originally, the show had been planned for Sept. 28. thusiasm was doused and he disdained Child In The City," his But The Babys recording schedule dictated otherwise. probably would have been "Hot "We would have lost over half-a-week of recording No. 1 single of two summer's past. time we couldn't afford," said Chip Rachlir of his band - lead guitarist Jim McCulloch, Renaissance Management, who handle The Babys. Gilder and something out of Sha Na Na; bassist Eric Although The Babys sound check ran a half-hour attired like Jamie Herndon on keyboards and guitars; new overtime. Gilder's people hurried through theirs and the Nelson; drummer Jimmy Hunter - did seven of "Frequency's," doors opened only 15 minutes late. The Babys lead singer, John Waite (left), and guitarist Wally Stocker nine tunes. The best of the bunch were Time After Time:" "Electric Love:" featuring a strong McCulloch solo; and "Worlds Collide," aided in no small part by a brilliant Babys revitalize rock roots drum solo. bands that were playing "To me those songs Since the crowd was lukewarm to Gilder, it was left to by Roger Myers "there's only so many of them. And we're basically trash appealing to a very weren't really as being The Babys to get the joint jumping. "Union Jacks," The pop," he said. "Towards a rock band." commercial market. Any trepedition promoters Bloom and Ted Gehrke felt Babys fourth album which the end of Humble Pie they Waite, 26, "We were playing rock was quickly ttspelled as The Babys had the house will be available in early is not just a were using black singers pretty crimson-haired and roll and we couldn't get thumping to beat the band from the start, when Tony January, heads the band and I loved it. And nobody English boy, but an ar- anybody to come down and Brock's drumming kicked the band into the opener, an toward new musical called it 'pop.' ticulate rock fan, as well as hear us. So we thought up English rock-blues tune. horizons. It also gave Stocker a an intelligent the name The Babys For a band that had come out of the studio that For the first time, chance to play a blues lick singer/songwriter. thinking it would appeal to morning at two, The Babys looked surprisingly fresh and Michael Corby, a founding or two. Baby, is in no way a part of Witness Waite's them and to us its like The played likewise. "I prefer the blues the product. dissection of mid-America. Who. Nobody at that time was putting 't-h-e' in front guitar players like Clapton The 15-song set, including two encores, was com- "He split well over a "I was in Cleveland in of their names." and Paul Kossoff of Free," prised of material from their three albums and the soon- year ago over tremendous '74, and it gave me an in- Talking to Waite you Stocker said. "I don't sing, to-be-released "Union Jacks." musical differences," sight into what America realize that The Who hold a so I let the guitar sing for Of the new tunes, "Midnight Rendezvous" garnered vocalist John Waite said really is and it's quite a more than a slight in- me." the best response. Unlike the schlock-rock ballads The before leading the Babys place. fluence over him. "And I like all sorts of Babys became rich on, it is straight-ahead rock. onstage Nov. 16 at San 'I think Detroit as well "Well, my brother music," Waite continued. It was the two ballads, though, -Isn't It Time" and Jose's Civic Auditorium. is tremendous," he con- came home with The Who's -I don't particularly like "Everytime I Think Of You," which the ladies in the SRO For the first time all of tinued. "They mean first album one day and he bands that just play one crowd got off on. the material was written or business there. If you walk thing all the time - it's a co-written by the band. onstage and don't give turned me on to it. I kind of grew up with it and with cop-out. Thanks to adding bassist Ricky Phillips, which freed For the first time no everything you've got Pete Townsend," he ad- "Cheap Trick can play John Waite to concentrate on singing, and Jon Cain on string-softened lucious pop- they'll bite your legs. I like mitted. a lot of stuff and it all keyboards and guitar, The Babys live sound is the fullest like ballads, such as the that." sounds like Cheap Trick. According to Waite. the the band has ever achieved. - immensely popular "Isn't "But I didn't just grow "There's more to life band came together after The title track of the band's latest LP, "Head First," It Time" and "Everytime I up with The Who, but with a than just three chords." highlighted by Wally Stocker's acrobatic guitar work, Think of You," both the singer returned home lot of Ameritan soul music closed the regular set. created by the outside from America, met Corby, - Sam and Dave and Otis Indeed, as .evidenced songwriting team of went through a number of Redding. And Steve by "Union Jacks," which Conrad and Kennedy - are people and found drummer Marriott was a tremendous is. in the words of Waite, Throughout. Waite had shared beers with the fans present. Tony Brock and Stocker. influence on me as a "basically a road album, pressed against the stage. When the band returned for the "Even though I like -At the time early singer," Waite said by way written on the road when encores. Waite tooted a jug of wine onstage, took a swig, those type of songs." lead mid-'70si," Waite recalled, of working into a discussion your living life at ninety then passed it to the crowd. guitarist Wally Stockers "we had a lot of trouble of "Isn't It Time" and miles an hour. So it's a very It was a gesture indicative of the party atmosphere said while the rest of the getting a record company "Everytime I Think of realistic and passionate The Babys evoked. band ate dinner backstage. because they were signing You. piece of plastic." Nick Gilder Eiticoc:NEE WINE

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by La Rosa Carrington Other rooms down- "That was quite a heap 'however. "If we get stuck in campus which only dealt -RENTCOUNSELING! back in those days," Ray Handel Evans, some office building, we're 298 The Afro-American stairs are: a pantry with with planning buildings - San lose REN1AL Ave sink and cupboards - now Buckman, property clerk associate executive vice going to lose a lot of our not preserving them." BascoPT lIpm Studies Department at HAM Fjiggn., 2S the Black Students Sur- at SJSU, said. "But it's a president of Facilities atmosphere," she said. "It days a SJSU is housed in a Young Open 7 vival Center -- two good sized corner lot and Planning Office, said he (the department) would no added she will "beautiful old building," continue to look for ways to awaiting destruction. bathrooms, four faculty when people know the state received a mandate from longer be the cultural they raise save the building. Its main attraction is offices and three closets. wants to buy ... the chancellor's office center it is now." its hardwood floors which Upstairs are offices of the price." about two years ago which She said that a change merge into three separate the department's secretary From 1962 to 1968, the said all campuses in the in location may keep some .enTinTan?...,TenSn'tn"-.P.T.,:n4lenettrnnTeer,nt?.-..4:+enTtAssee staircases - one leading to and chairwoman, including building was used CSUC system would students from readily the attic, two leading to the four other faculty offices, primarily to store in- eventually get rid of all old seeking the department out ARE YOU FIT second story. two bathrooms and a structional television buildings. and they "may remain "Look at these floors, second pantry. equipment; it was known "I don't know exactly alienated instead." they're beautiful!" Steve To the California State as the Instructional TV when the Afro-American When asked if she had FOR Millner, Afro-American University and Colleges Center. Studies Building will be plans to head off the Studies professor, said. system Board of Trustees, Carlene Young, removed," Evans said. possible destruction of the "It's a beautiful old it's just an old temporary chairwoman of the Afro- "Perhaps between 1980 and building, Young said: CONTACTS? building." building which must American Studies 1982." "Yes. We haven't The 74 -year -old eventually be removed. Department, said -the Presently, no space decided what would be the Your eyes are your most valuable sense and building is tinged with age, But to many black students chose this building has been picked to relocate best approach at this point. lllll n. ol Om I lens we'd like to help you take care of them its cement coating cracked students and faculty to house the program) the Afro-American Studies But we want to make after we became a Department. people aware of what a fine OUR SERVICES INCLUDE department in 1969. Young said that a building it is ... not just for "It had to be relocation of the depart- us but for all people." redecorated," Young said. ment would alter the entire Young said she had Dioptron II for rapid prescription diagnosis A place to relax "They painted the insides, program, leaving it less previously written to the Extensive contact lens service for hard, flex, put in new lighting and the effective and possibly San Jose Historical soft, polycon-gas perm ieable, astig. + bifocal contacts and hold meetings wiring had to be fixed. But cause some alienation Society, "but they referred Orthokeratologv and preventive care programs they never painted the among the black students. me to a committee on outsides." Please phone tor brochures and fees Since its adoption by Peter W. 111111 here and there. The gothic- members at SJSU, the the Afro-American Studies Ross, O.D., Ltd. PREVENTIVE OPTOMETRY looking structure, with Afro-American Studies Department, the building The many rounded edges, Building is a cultural has been used to serve the PALO ALTO SCHOOL 1711-D Hamilton Ave , San lose, CA 95125 center, a place to relax and stands two stories high cultural needs of black Member Int Orthokeratology Society American Optometric hold meetings. OF encompassing 23 rooms, people on campus and in 267440)) Assoc iation including a basement. The building has the community, Young PROFESSIONAL -4-w.era -;-a...; It also has a front and changed owners several said. back porch. times since its construction "Many student groups PSYCHOLOGY At the main entrance is in 1905. It was built by hold their meetings here," Announces openings in the doctoral program a 12-foot door, featuring in Henry B. Martin, a wealthy she said. "Our students in its center an oval glass wholesale dealer in grain, come in to study or just to clinical psychology that begins in window approximately flour, potatoes, feed, beans relax." January, 1980. four feet long. Just below and cheese. He owned and Young added the the left of this window juts managed the H.B. Martin building is also used to hold STATE APPROVED 94310(b) (lormeey A21 a brass door handle Co. in San Jose, which no receptions for black Send $1 for catalog to: If you'd like to do mounted on a tarnished longer exists. speakers visiting the PASPP Admissions B plate. The handle is ac- Martin died in 1925, campus and is often the site 467 Hamilton Palo something about the energy shortage cented by the head of a according to San Jose for awards ceremonies. Ave., Alto, CA 94301 gargoyle-like figure, its historical records, leaving Exactly when it is due 329-0806 this is a good place to wings missing. his home to Louise Martin, to come down or to be start. Behind the front door is who turned it into a removed is unknown, a small standing room that boarding house. pours immediately into a The house again ex- bigger waiting room. A changed owners in 1941. fireplace and various Horace E. Lee, a car- PRESENTS forms of African artwork penter, became the owner arm 8ridwe 11 on display occupies a and continued to offer the spacious conference room home for boarding. at the left end of the Last to own the waiting room. building before it was The ascent of Straight ahead of the purchased by the state, entrance rooms lies the were Clarence R. and Vera department's library. K. Soderstrom, who Two cut glass windows, became the owners in 1950. an inch in thickness, angle They named it "The \--f-gro) Tor up the walls to the right of Clarence R. Soderstrom the entrance above the College House," and rented main stairway. One win- rooms. The building dow is square and bears a remained under this title flower motif. 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by Lou Fedorslu 'outrageous' ow Jimmy HONE), you 'RE JUST INS demands r -continued from page 1 Persky called the situation "outrageous" and a THINK YOUR JUST EYAGGERA7IN6 Jimmy! PARANOID/ Persky told the group of 20 Iranians that there is no crisis to both the university and the individuals. He told .... such thing as a minor or major infraction, and students the group to hope that the situation changes or that a irrin 11'17. may lose their legal, non-immigrant status for even the ruling calling the order unconstitutional intervenes. smallest oversights. Persky cited the case of a Berkeley Only one student left the meeting smiling, glad that student declared illegal for having worked weekends at his visa had been renewed through next summer. a restaurant off-campus without INS permission. Others reacted with fear and anger over the 11 **I TELLING you Iranian students must be enrolled full-time (12 units situation. One student said that immigration officials ROSALyNN Carty TIME AROUND THERE'S for undergraduates and 8 units for graduate students) or were asking political questions of the students, such as X TURN !II have approval from their academic adviser that they are you pro-shah or pro-Khomeini?" Another men- rapoy are taking the equivalency of a full-time load. tioned that his friend had been arrested in Stockton and The international student adviser must certify that deported, leaving him wondering if immigration of- the student is attending the school he or she was ficials would be after him, too. authorized to attend, pursuing a full course of study, and has either paid all fees or made some arrangement for Persky urged the students to seek legal advice payment. through the National Lawyers Guild in San Francisco if Also, students have to swear that they have not been they think they are at all in violation of INS procedures. employed off-campus without permission and they have spa rtaguide in not been convicted of any crime under penalty of per- The three foreign student advisers will be seeing jury. students individually along with other foreign students. Delta Tau Kappa, meeting at 7:30 tonight in Day of Solidarity with the Arnold Air Society will in International Social the S.U. Guadalupe Room. Palestinian people at 2 have a blood drive from 9 5. "Police officers are grabbing young girls and Science Honor Society, will Call Greg at 289-9956 for p.m. tomorrow in the Old a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow wait for sexually manhandling them. have a talk on S.A.L.T. II more information. Science Building, Room and the next two days in Chicanos "It is sad when police officers can get cheap with SJSU Prof. Michael 210. Business Classrooms 1 and Boll at 8 p.m. today in the Greenpeace will have a 4. Call Jim thrills out of manhandling young girls because they Career Planning and Badana at 277- council response Costanoan Room. Call meeting at 2 p.m. 2793 for are drunk or even ii they're not drunk," he added. S.U. Placement, the School of more information. Fish at 295-.5136 tomorrow in the S.U. -continued from page I Rose Herrera, of the Human Relations Com- Kevin R. Business Alumni Associa- "You can no longer feel secure in assuming this mission, said, "Those problems that have been with for more details. Guadalupe Room. tion and the Business A/44M is an isolated issue," she told the council. us in the past are still with us today. I personally Equal Opportunity Prog- Union Marketing Club will She also said the community considers attacks on have seen police misconduct in action," she said. Black Student ram is sponsoring Career will host Bob Brown of All host a guest speaker from MAI* Ir.& /WWI Chicanos as part of the paranoia of San Jose Police James P. McEntee, director of the Human Exploration Days tomor- African People's E.F. Hutton at 7:30 Chief Joseph MacNamara. Relations Commission, told the council the com- row and Thursday from 10 Tuesl4ed Party at 7 tomorrow night in the S.U. One father in the community told the council, mission supports the demands and called for im- Revolutionary a.m. to 3 p.m. in the S.U. in the S.U. Almaden Room. Call Dan AC on Flint "You used to be able to go to Shakeys and eat pizza proved transportation, schools and housing on the tonight Ballroom. This is a chance and take the kids. We can't do that anymore it isn't East Side. Umunhum Room. The Frey at 733-3128 for more PORTRAIT OF for all students to meet IJO, topic will be "The African details. safe because of the police. Hayes told the groups, "This council does not and with more than 65 em- AN ARTIST Student and A.A.R.P." "If people start fighting back, we're going to never has condoned police harassment and mass ployers on a one-to-one Chicano Business S A YOUNG MAN have a mess. Somebody better look at it," he said. arrests." basis to explore current 1,,, Career Planning and Students Association will One man told the council he was at a party where In accepting the testimony, Hayes said the and future career oppor- Placement will host a conduct elections of its (II YSSES a fight broke out. Although he told the police he was council acknowledged the general allegations made, tunities. not involved, the police called him a liar and but that specific cases should be made to the om- speaker on environmental spring officers at 3:30 p.m. threatened to beat him up, he said. budsman. career options at 8 a.m. tomorrow in the S.U. WINTE ; kAIINIVAL "I'm proud to be a Chicano and I don't like that," Garza told the group, "Tonight this is much today in DMH, room 227 Pacheco Room. he said. further than the council has ever gone," in dealing and at 11 a.m. in Science, A member of the Black Berets told the council, with the East Side issue. room 112. The Organization of Arab students will celebrate the International Dumke: trustees oppose tuition Sierra Club will have a -continued from page I Dumke said he had "always striven to avoid" Currently, the CSUC Board of Trustees is against drawing a sharp line between faculty and ad- GUARDS $450 tuition, although it supported it in previous years. ministration. TO START "The state legislature is violently opposed to "Although I'm not opposed to collective bargaining tuition," Dumke said. in principle, I have never been in favor of it for Steve Glazer, legislative advocate for the California faculty," Dumke said. Mu.) he clean, neat State Student Association, disagreed with Dumke. "However, we've got it, or at least we've got an reliable and conscientious. SWAM VALLEY "If 'Jarvis TWO' passes, we will have tuition." inabling act which may well bring it if the faculty votes oerience helpful, hut January 6-11 Glazer said. He said State Senator Albert Rodda, so," he added. nut necessar. 8128 includes: chairman of the senate finance committee, recently Dumke said collective bargaining could end "the refused to join the coalition against tuition put together traditional concept of a community of scholars. "I think 8 nights lodging by Glazer and the CSSA. it's going to change things considerably." TITAN PROTECTION 8 day lin pass for Squaw %alley Both Rodda and State Assemblyman John SERVICES 2 private ski lessons Vasconcellos, D-San Jose, who heads both education On the subject of student housing, Dumke said that Parties! Parties! Parties! subcommittees in the assembly, told Glazer if 'Jarvis while the state will not be building additional dwellings, 241 Commercial St., TWO' passes, tuition will be imposed. the CSUC system is attempting to get federal funds for Sunnyvale, (a. For more information contact the Since the state has been drawing I Dual upon its dwindling student housing from the Department of Housing and 7) 1-2020 Associated Students Business Office surplus, it hasn't begun to feel the effects of Proposition Urban Development. Opportunit or Phone 277.2731 13 yet, Glazer said. I mployer Sponsored A, Mr Syytoleled Sr./kw. of SPA "Combined with 'Jarvis TWO,' it will spell the end Federal money has already gone to the Northridge to tuition-free higher education," Glazer added. and Dominguez Hills campuses, and the San Diego Dumke said last year's request by the Department CSUC campus is currently applying for federal housing of Finance to trim the CSUC budget by 10 percent had money. been trimmed to 1 percent which he said did not damage academic quality significantly. The Fantasy Faire Starts Tomorrow! On another topic, Dumke said collective bargaining for CSUC faculty could create a boss-employee relation NEED TO WORK Student Union between administrators and teachers. FOR AWHILE? LUNCHTIME IS MEAL. DEAL. SEE US Wed., Nov. 18 fill Wed., Dec 4 TIME ON CAMPUS ti weekdays 9:00 am-5:00 pm r JUMBO MEAL DEAL weekends Sal., 10:00 am-6:00 pm MASAO MCA LANG( FINS AND LARGI 1011 10111k' elll TEMpORAIIIIES Sun., 11:00 am-5:00 pm A 100, toff per, A feasted s "of! boo orofshed empordry Personnel Service oak f th0000ll coons loaf lotto, reifies nI trycol sow. A foto, Arch.. of golflon ltoff heft% fro. HA large Nin doe* Building Q Room 8C Over 80 arfists with handcrafted or. JACK IA TIC 110C 10 am- 2 pm items to suit your taste. 12/4/79& 12/5/79

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