Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 92, No. 43 Thursday. April 6, 1989 SJSU student missing Hot head after taking road trip; family seeks UPD's help

By Shelby Grad case. Maloney said. gators checked several leads pro- Daily staff writer "He said (his son) had basically vided by the father but none have yet In the past two years, the only vanished." Maloney said. materialized. Maloney said Tues- contact former SJSU student David Billy Alexander could not be day. Alexander's parents have had with reached for comment. Police discovered that in 1988. their son is a 1986 medical bill for It remains unclear why the Alex- David Alexander's mailing address treatment of a minor illness at a Los ander family waited two years before was listed as the Urban Ministry Angeles hospital. reporting the case to authorities. shelter on 54 S. Fifth St. just Alexander, who lived off campus, David Alexander is described as a three blocks from campus. told his parents in December 1986 black male, 6'2" and 210 pounds. Urban Ministry officials declined that he was taking a short road trip to to give information about specific in- Southern California. dividuals, but said more than 2011 They haven't seen or heard from people use the facility as a mailing him since. MISSING address and to get telephone mes- University Police Department of Former SJSU student David sages. are now investigating the case Alexander has not been seen While the complex serves as a Billy Alexander. David's father, homeless shelter, Urban Ministry by his family for more than came to the police station last week two volunteer Albert Ambela said Tues- with infiarnation that his son had years. Anyone with day that most of the people who use been seen on campus recently. information should call the mail service do not live at the fa- according to UPD Lt. Shannon Ma- University Police at 924-2222. cility. loney. "These can be homeless people or The father, who lives in the Ala- Age: 25 people who have some other prob- meda County city of Richmond. said Height: 6'2" lem," Ambela said. David has not called, written in Police also checked a lead involv- otherwise contacted his family since Weight: 210 pounds ing a former girlfriend of Alexan- he left for the Los Angeles trip. Race: black der's, but found no new evidence. Neither the type of tr. itment Maloney said. David Alexander received '.oni the Authorities plan to enter Alexan- hospital nor the amount of the medi- His major while at SJSU was not der's name into a national missing cal bill was known. released. The Office of Admissions person's computer and will instruct Billy Alexander originally in- and Records does not list him as other agencies to he on the lookout Shelley colt Daily staff photographer tended to ask police for David's being enrolled in the university this for the man, he added. %bridle Amino, a senior majoring in accounting, shade front the hot sun as he studies on the lawn in school records, but officers realized semester. "We have nothing new at this covers his head with his S14 eater to pros rile' sonic front if Business Timer. the incident was a missing persons Over the last week, UPI) investi- point, Maloney said. Raza Day encourages young Hispanics to attend college

By E. Mark Moreno . the campus ins olves long and short ment aid from SJSU. Sundberg said. Daily staff writer term programs aimed at junior high Jim Caffiero, a counselor at San Until Monday, Overfelt High and high school students, said Betty. Benito High School in Hollister. School freshman Vanessa Navarette Sundberg, director of Student Out- helped 22 Hispanic graduates of the hadn't planned on going to college. reach and Recruitment school enroll at SJSU last year. But she changed her mind after at- These include workshops con- "I try to involve the (students' ) tending Raza Day at SJSU Monday ducted by SJSU representatives on families as much as I can by !lasing, a The event was organized by His high school campuses that provide monthly meeting with parents." he panic college students to encourage information and assistance about said. "I try to understand culturally Hispanic high school students to at- CSU admission and financial aid ap- what they need. It's primarily based tend college. plications. on family ." The record turnout of 950 high When a student applies to SJSU. Despite this, the school has a 5 to school students mirrors a slight in- the Student Affirm:0i% e Action ilf- 6 percent dropout rate. and Caffieni crease in Hispanic student enroll- fiee arranges "intensie I, 'Hoy. -ups. said a total of 48 San Benito grad- ment at SJSU. phoning home, letters. lots ot assis- uates have been admitted to four- According to figures released by tance." said Dea Nelson. director of year universities in the past two the Institutional Research Depart- Relations with School. years. ment, enrollment of Mexican -Amer- "All of our programs do have spe- An after-school college career ican students rose from 4.6 percent cific charges for increasing academic planning class Cattier() organized in 1984 to 5.7 percent of the student preparation for the students. We en- also was helpful in teaching students population at the start of the 1988 courage them to make certain they about college many!, he added. fall semester. The percentage of His- know what classes to take for admis- Pat Brennan. dean of guidance at panic students of other backgrounds sion and financial options." Sund- San Jose High Academy, said the rose from 2.4 percent to 2.7 percent berg said. "One thing that's very college counseling staff there "is during the same time iwriod. Mike Dafferner Daily staff photographe positive is our effort in working with very upbeat in encouraging and sup- In 1984, 1.113 Mexican -Ameri- parents." porting" Hispanic students to attend cans were attending the university. High school students Daniel Guagarama and Elisa Mendez exchange box lunch items The CSU stern provided supple- college The 1 percent increase represents a mental lottery funds to assist her de- "A good part of any college (re- rise to 1,613 out of a total student rollment of other Hispanic students 597 to 767 students in the same four- A major part of the department's partment in pros [ding programs at cruitment) program is to get infor- enrollment of 28,415 in 1988. En- at SJSU increased .3 percent, from year period. efforts to attract minority students to 14 local schools receising recruit- mation to them." she said. Partisanship prevails Fullerton conference discusses Conflict erupts in A.S. chambers promised Rec Center opening By Mary R. Callahan and Shelby Grad Realini and I.ewis assumed their seats during Daily staff writers Wednesday's meeting. Other A.S. officers elected last liy Lisa Elmore Political partisanship reappeared in the Associated month begin their terms in May. Daily staff writer Students chambers Wednesday as board members ap- During debate over the ethnic affairs appointment. The Rec Center should be open pointed a Responsible Alliance party member to a post the board was divided along strict party lines. Lewis was within the month, and the Tower that students have elected an independent to fill next fall. appointed even thought the person elected to the office lawn fountain may be flowing fin The fountain After more than a week of debate and a stalemate at during the March elections, Andrew Flores, said he commencement. said SJSU Presi last week's A.S. meeting, the hoard appointed David wanted to assume the post early. dent Gail Fullerton in a press confer- should be Lewis. the REAL party's candidate for director of busi- The current A.S. board consists of six REAL party ence Tuesday. ness affairs in the A.S. elections last month, to the va- members and four independents. The incoming hoard The fire marshall is scheduled to flowing by cant ethnic affairs position. will seat 10 independents and two REAL party members. inspect the Rec Center Friday, and it Board members also appointed Jeff Realini as direc- President-elect Soctt Santandrea and A.S. Controller approval for its ripening is given, spring tor of personnel. Realini was elected to the post in Mark Murillo. both independents, insisted Flores is the there will be only a few minor items March. hut because the post was vacant. the A.S. board obvious chose for the post because he was elected to the left to complete, said Student Union commencement, appointed him to the office early. See CONFLICT, back page Associate Director Pat Wiley. The staff must still he trained on according to the fire and building control sys- tems. and inside and outside surfaces President Gail will be given finishing touches, he Transit Board approves funds said. Fullerton. County Whether or not proposed con- struction of the fountain is com- pleted, it will be possible for it to for study of light rail system extension flow for a couple of days around graduation time, according to Robert The buildings on campus "func- use. By Mary R. Callahan workshop session. Eighth Street to South Campus and Ringe, director of development and tioned as they were supposed to" Residence hull security is difficult Daily staff writer The proposal, known as the San along Tully Road to East San Jose. university relations. during the recent earthquake. Ful- to maintain because of residents' The Santa Clara County Transit Jose State-Eastridge-Arena Corridor The conidor would facilitate In addition to these issues. Ful- lerton said. habits, according to Fullerton. Peo- Board unanimously approved up to (SEAC), was developed by a task many travel to theatrical, recreational and lerton said she was satisfied with the She wasn't concerned that ple prop doors open, and allow peo- $50.((X) to study the feasibility of force established last fall. It would sporting events in the downtown way campus buildings withstood elevators on campus shut down, be- ple without keys to enter. she said. extending the light rail system along connect the Cahill CalTrain-Am- Monday's earthquake, residence hall cause she said they are programmed area, proponents of the extension University the corridor running from SJSU to track station to the Transit Mall, the security needs increasing while gen- to do so. police may talk to resi- contend. dents as a group to inform downtown, the convention center downtown arena, the new conven- eral campus security is adequate, There are some buildings on cam them their security and the Transit Mall Tuesday. tion center and SJSU via San Carlos Additionally. it would enhance and the patch of dirt next to Spartan pus that need work in order to meet responsibilities, she said. The concept study was informally Street. educational equity by providing a vi - Complex will someday be covered earthquake standards. Fullerton said, approved at the board's March 28 The route then extends down See RAIL, hack page with grass. but most of those buildings are not in See MIL .ERTON hack page Page 2 Thursday, April 6, I 989 /Spartan Daily . Forum Letters to the Editor Spartan Never take abuse

Editor, After reading the article, in a Des Moines, Iowa, Daily newspaper concerning the SJSU basketball players walking out on a coach whom they accused of verbal Published for the University abuse and mental cruelty, I cannot understand your atti- and the tude quoted from this paper, "As far as I'm concerned, University Community when by discussing the effects of the walkout by the for- the Department of Journalism mer players, a head coach should not be removed in and Mass Communications midseason based solely on the desires of the student- Since 1934 athletes." Why not? Who would know this coach better than anyone else? His basketball players, of course. Practicing daily under a coach certainly lets you see the good, as well as the bad side of a person. These former Question of ethics players are human beings. They did not deserve to be He looked at me with his sunburned face and abused verbally or mentally. No one does. So what old, tired eyes and asked me for 50 cents. should they have done'? They did the best thing. The I usually don't think twice before giving poor only problem is your reaction to this problem, or who- dirty street people spare change, but this time the ever is not allowing them to return next year. circumstances were different. When 10 players from a team risk their basketball I was walking the streets of downtown San careers because of abuseto let people know what was Jose, not as a student hurrying to the supermarket going onthey need to be supported. They should have but as a journalist working on a story. been commended for a job well done, that of leuing oth- This homeless person, an elderly man named ers know of an abusive personwhether he is a coach, Eddie Reyes, didn't approach me for money; minister or even an athletic director. rather, I approached him for an interview. The 10 basketball players were victims of this situa- The sunny tion. They did not deserve the uncaring attitude of Monday SJSU. They should have been praised to have been morning brave enough to do what they did. found me With the attitude you have, our whole world is in roaming trouble. North Sec^nd We cannot let tyrants run our basketball teams or our Street arc ind nation or our churches or our colleges. We have to have St. James the guts to expose these people so that our nation's Park !ast young will not be abusedmentally or physically. We week seeking cannot remain a strong nation if we accept abuse by out homeless anyone. people who Whatever it takes, please reinstate these young men were among Shelby Grad to the team and be proud of them. They did what was the 400 left right. They deserve to be treated fairlywhich you without a place to spend the night after the closure have not done. Justice has not prevailed at SJSU for of the makeshift shelters at the National Guard these players. Armory. I am the mother of three basketball players in Iowa. I came upon Reyes, a kindly man clad in a Through the years I have experienced many coaches. A soiled shirt and smelly pants, and three lther street good coach does not have to be abusive to get the best people sitting on a bench across the street from the out of a team. The abusive coaches are not needed in park. our coaching system. Expose them and get rid of them. Reyes was friendly, articulate and knew about I congratulate whoever for firing the head coach, Bill bol of the ideals that these Americans held so dearly, as stimulate more thought than editorial columns? life on the streets. But as! began my interview, he Berry. do many today. Despite the popularly held idea that the The American Heritage Dictionary defines editorial asked me for money. To reinstate these basketball players is like telling only people who served during the Vietnam war were as: an article, as in a newspaper, expressing the opinion At first, I was taken aback by the suggestion our young people: Be brave, courageous, take action, those who were drafted, there were many who volun- of its editors or publishers." Editorials are supposed to that I pay a source for information I use in a story. stand tall and defend yourself. Never, never take abuse. teered to serve during that conflict because the country help us analyze and give insight to the day's news and to 1 would never dream of paying sources I have at Betty Yount their flag represented offered them freedom and gave our lives (not yours). Editorials are what make a free the Associated Students office or at the University Altoona, Iowa hope to the world that those freedoms were something press free. Police for information. It would be unethical; the to be enjoyed by all, not by just a select few on this con- I'll admit that it takes a lot more courage to give your information I recieved would be questionable. tinent. Even today when Americans go into combat, opinions than it does to tell about the breakup of a really But I looked up at his rotten teeth and lice- Read the gun ads they wear the American flag on their uniforms to show swell romance. Your opinion could be unpopular. It may filled hair and I realized that his request was really who they are, what nation they represent and what they even incite vigorous conversation. You may even not off base at all. believe in. change your mind. You may even learn something. He was poor and needed money. Unlike other Editor, One of the things ttiat provided strength to this coun- What you will do is really tell us something about people I interview, Eddie Reyes gains nothing I would like to respond to Professor Anthrop's try while it was growing was its unity in purpose. A yourself. Much more than by relating life's ordinary from my story; to him. I was just another person defense of the AK-47. Be argues that it is a perfectly common belief that the freedtiftt experienced within the bumps with reality. You will show us that you care as: who wanted something from him. acceptable rifle for hunting pigs and deer-sized game. borders of the United States were unique and not to be much about the world around us as we do. If your job is My reaction then was to give Reyes the money That may be true. But surely he must know that semi- found in other countries. There was a feeling of hope to write editorials, then write editorials. If you are sim- and continue the interview. This guy isn't truly a automatics (pistols, shotguns, and combat rifles) are and pride in what could be accomplished by someone in ply completing a writing assignment, then put it on source. I rationalized; I'm getting a story out of the pandered for another purpose. this country. The feeling of unity has greatly dimin- another page. tragedy of his life, and that's surely worth 50 cents. "Take the law into your own hands" is the caption of ished. Confidence in the freedoms enjoyed has been tar- Jeff Grodeon After all, I had searched most every building a one-page advertisement in Guns and Ammo magazine nished or forgotten. Today it is socially acceptable, and Junior alcove on Second Street looking for homeless peo- (Sept. 1988)"All nine rounds can be emptied on tar- even argued for by some, that destroying or degrading Political Science ple and I wasn't going to return to the Spartan get in less than three seconds...operation successful." In the symbols of liberty is a proper way to show discon- Daily empty handed. the Shotgun News (Feb. 1988) the Street Sweeper is tent with the direction of the political bodies of this advertised. "It's a jungle out there! There is a disease county. Just like the drink As Reyes made a second request for money, and we've got the cure." "Make your streets safe with I am extremely sad. I am critical of some of the poli- however, I realized the weakness of such logic. the help of the Street Sweeper." "Fire (12) rounds in less cies of the United States and I expect our representa- Editor, As much as I might want to give him a handout, it than (3) seconds! Made in America." tives and politicians to adhere to high standards of con- When I took my first journalism class I was taught would be impossible for me to actually do so and I could go on and on with ads like these derived from duct. But I also deal with my discontent in a way that that the worst error a reporter could make was spelling a fulfill the real reason I chose the the a variety of gun and combat magazines. So cut out the does not hold my country and its symbols up to national person's name wrong. Well, apparently the reporters and assignmentto find out what was really going on crap, Professor Anthrop, about pig hunting and compet- and international ridicule. I believe that is is a sad state editors of the Spartan Daily haven't had that class yet with the homeless. itive match shooting. Survey after survey indicates that of affairs when people in America have lost hope in the because the Daily has misspelled my last name wrong When I decided to go into journalism, I knew I Americans are overwhelmingly in favor of banning ideals represented by the flag and are allowed to not once, not twice, but four times. It has appeared in would never be able to get too close or friendly to assault rifles even though they realize that a ban will not degrade thos ideals in their very name. every possible way expect (sic) the correct one. people I interviewed. Doing so would likely lead stop a guy like Patrick Purdy, the Stockton mass mur- Please, disagree with the policies that are made by Occurances (sic) such as these demonstrate the obvi- to tainted information and tainted reporting. derer. The bottom line is that most Americans are sick the governing bodies of this country. Deal with the lack ous lack of journalistic competence and credibility. If This is often difficult because some of the and tired of the mentality that the AK-47 represents. of confidence and hope that you might feel. But, try to you can't get a person's name right, how can your (sic) sources I deal with are genuinely interesting peo- Michael Rustigan change through the established forums those things that expect your readers to respect your newspaper, if you ple whom I would like to know better. Associate Professor you disagree with. Don't degrade and defame the sym- can call it that. Unfortunately, some sources I interview often Administration of Justice bols which represent your right to do so. It makes the For the record, my last name is spelled Martini, just get the impression I have hostile feelings toward sacrifices that have been made, and are still being made, like the drink. Either you just can't believe that some- them when in fact I am simply doing my job. I seem to have been done so in vain. one's last name is also that of an alcoholic drink, or wanted Reyes to like me more and therefore give Freedom has a price Freedom isn't really free, it has a price. Are you as an you've had a few too many of them while writing the me more information by tossing him some change. American prepared to pay the price for the freedom that story. I tend to think the latter. It would be hypocritical for me to grill certain you enjoy? Gail Martini sources and give money to others. Editor, Daniel Porter Sophomore As much as I wanted to help Eddie Reyes by A good critical thinking discussion. A discussion Freshman Public Relations giving him money, this would mean scrapping the between the left of the political spectrum and the right The Law School, Lincoln University interview and nrinting none of what he said. over a symbol; or is it just a symbol? I would like to H.L.Menckenonce said the purpose of journal- express my thoughts concerning the flag and its sym- Attention, Artists! bolic status in this country. ism is to "afflict the comfortable and comfort the Don't get personal Are you handy with a pen? Do you have an afflicted." Perhaps my story would help improve Many Americans have laid down their lives in defense of the American flag and what it symbolizes. interest in politics or social issues? Do you like to the plight of the homeless. It probably wouldn't, draw editorial cartoons but it was all I could offer them. On the beaches of Anzio, Omahu, and in the Islands of Editor, or Reyes continued to talk as well as ask for the Pacific, Americans fought for the freedoms that the Once again I open the Spartan Daily to its "Editorial" standard illustrations? money, even after I flatly refused to give him any. flag represented and wore that flag on the inside of the page, and once again I'm overcome with disappoint- Anyone interested in contributing either political He was mildly displeased when the interview field jackets to prove to the peoples of the world who ment. Is there no end to the constant flow of little per- cartoons or arranging to draw specific illustrations ended and he still had no change. they were. On the battlefields of Korea and in the rice sonal tidbits that your staff writes and editors are going for stories on a case-by-case basis, contact I felt sort of bad about it too, but I left believing paddies of Vietnam, many Americans suffered, lived to inflict upon us? Does being on the Daily staff auto- either Denise Zapata, editor-in-chief, or strongly that it was the only thing I could do. and died in defense of the freedoms that the flag sym- matically give social worth to stories of boyfriends and Leah Pels, forum page editor Shelby Grad is a Spartan Daily staff writer. bolizes. girlfriends, drinking beer, and growing old? Does any- at 924-3280. When that happens, the flag often becomes the sym- one besides myself wonder why letters to the editor

Got more to say v\R FoRKR WHERE Do You I SIT NEXT SAY.. HES A NATIONAL HERON THE QuEsTiON, EI,CuSE I'm TRyiNca than a letter PREsiDENT SIT? TO OLIVER NORTH HI OWL! fIR. PRESI DENT. bib You TO FIND You ON will allow? NATIONAL HLROES RAISE YOUR MY SEATINEI DON'T FiNGER The Spartan Daily invites students, staff, HAND? faculty and the surrounding community to CHART. THEIR CoNMAHDEA make their concerns and interests known IN CHIEF through the Campus Voice. YOLI KNOW All subjects will be considered, especially those immediately related to SJSU. Any people or places on campus you want readers to know about? ig& National or international issues you feel strongly about'? THE OvESTIoN OBJECTION! IT'S A you NEVER SAW I' M JUST POING To The Campus Voice is your chance MR . PRESIDENT. I DON'T HAVE TO SiMDLE NW DRESS EsTABLIsit wHEIHER SoMEowE KoolliPlW to be heard on the ANSWER THAT. / QUE.S.. , CoNFERENCES, IN stook post/ION C A 1.3 NOT now. WHAT'S 6E016 ON Forum pagewrite MKAT BLURT OUT EVIDENTLY. MM. AR0v141) Typewritten or computer copy is STATE SECRETS NEVER MIND, ill preferred (two to three pages), and all BY MISTAKE. I THINK V041vE . disks will be returned. Al.ktkri editor, ANSwt4cD Contact Leah Pels, Forum TWAT for further information and examples at WAR% Lk a 924-3280. EWR 110* Span Dail V/ 'EhursdaS . April 6, I 9"

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I ()DAY Theory, 4 p.m., MacQuarrie Hall Calmeca Project: Calmeca pro- Cormnittee: 'sleeting. p inn Snake in the grass Room 324. For more information ject, 187 North I I th Street. For For ITIOIC Intramural Sports: Over-the -line call 924-5144. more information 924-8454 ti011 Lail I 197 sign-ups, all day, Student Actisities call or and Services Building. For more in- Cycling Club: Meeting, 7 p.m.. 288-8817. Campus Slinistry Center: Ihs formation call 924-5958. S.U. Guadalupe Room. For more in- SUNDAY II iii . 11)111 and Sail Carlos formation call 298-5403. Streets 1 tti mote mtormation Sigma Chi Derby Days: Derby Newman Community ('hurch: 298 0:41.1 a.m., lawn party. 2 p.m., Campus Democrats: Food drive Chase 8 3(X) South 10th Street 1 ot mote iii. Lip Sync it p.m., 284 South Tenth and recruiting. 10 a.m.. In front of 5,151 1 ilm Production Club: Student formation ca11298-0204. Street. For more information call Union. For more informa- P ill . Hugh Gillis Hall 279-9601. tion call 998-2866. Lutheran Campus Ministry: Room 22 I -or more intormation Math and Computer Science Worship, 10:45 a.m.. 300 South call 924 4s ' I Theatre Arts Department: Uni- 10th Street. For more information versity dance theatre, 8 p.m.. Uni- Club: Speakers: Matt Lazar and Jeff Davis, 3 call 298-0204. Chetnistr Depdr l'iii: Sr:mi- versity Theatre. For ticket informa- p.m., MacQuarrie Hall to p tion call 924-4555. Room 224. For more informationcall M( IN DAY nd,. 1 inn Duti,ati Hall koom 924-8723 or 924-5144. I t, I ,,, wow ',Thu-maim!' call 924 Theatre Arts/Dance Depart- A.S. Intercultural Steerina s,liii ment: Master class-jazz dance, 2:30 American Institute of Aeronau. p.m., Spartan Complex Room 219. tics and Astronautics: Meeting, For more information call 924-6262. 12:30 p.m., Engineering Building Room 301 Sociology 80 Class: Clothing drive for homeless, 9 a.m., in front Philosophy Department: Collo- Expert thieves steal of S.U. For more information call quium: Robert Audi. 8 p.m.. Eighth 924-8900. and San Salvador Streets. For more information call 924-4482. A.S. Intercultural Steering ('ampus Ministry Center: Bible million Committee: International food ba- $500 annually study S. 1.1 zaar, 10 a.m., Along Ninth Street . noon. Montalvo Room. (Between San Carlos & San Anto- oi more information call 298-0204. LOS ANGELES (AP) A ring manly Colombian nationals haserl of expert thieves. in South I is Angeles and \ c% York. who nio). For more information call 292- FRIDAY trained 3197. America, is operating in this ,outt steal diamon ds. pr eciou s gem s. rare Intramural Sports: Over-the-line try, traveling in teams undet false ittins der. tiles k. Mid el pert- Ohana of Hawaii: International sign-ups, all day. Student Activities names and stealing more than S500 51%I fitiles food bazaar. 10 a.m., along Ninth and Services Building. For more in- million a year. authorities say. M hOle 01111:: Street. For more information call 1, 111111d-b011- formation call 924-5958. Authorities estimate 924-7942. the ring is Fling.- said \. !el I ain.o. an FBI Sigma Chi Derby Days: Derby nude up of about 2.000 people. pri agent in San Ham Career Planning & Placement: reversal, 8:30 a.m.. Lawn party, 2 Liberal arts career development pro- p.m.. Derby Days Party, 284 S. 10th gram, noon, signups in Business St. For more information call 279- Classrooms Room 13. For more in- 9601. formation call 924-6033. FRATERNITIES Theatre Arts Department: Uni- APICS Student Chapter: Meet- versity dance theatre, 8 p.m., Uni- arda jou Tuxedos ing and Speaker. (Arthur Young), Yersity Theatre. For ticket informa- 1:30 p.m.. S.U. Almaden Room. tion call 924-4555. For more information call 257-5(193. Steven Musil: Needs a date, 7 Theatre Arts Department: Uni- $3 9 9 5 p.m., his apartment. For more infor- David Pipkins - Daly stall photographer versity dance theatre. 8 p.m.. Uni- mation call 924-3280 (ask for Ste- COMPLETE WITH SHOES Psychology major Dan !Wines versity Theatre. For ticket informa- ven) keeps an eye on his pet snake, !Mag- tion call 924-4555. Members fitted at house gie. lie says his instructors don't mind having Maggie in class. SJSU Folk Dancers: Interna- Association of Rock-n-Roll: tional folk dance class, 8 p.m., Spar- Delivered 1 day before event -Mirage, noon, S.U. Amphi- Concert tan Complex Room 89. For more in- Pierre Cardin-Christian Dior-After Si \ theater. For more information call formation call 293-1302 or 287- 287-6417 or 279-9397. 6369. San Jose Amnesty International: Meet- Mac Media Club: Meeting, 5 5677-A Snell Ave. ing. film. 7 p.m.. 5.1.1. Costanoan p.m.. Mac Lab at DBH 206. For 224-8391 Milpitas Healthline Room- Physics Department: more information call 924-3280. 1807 E. Capitol Exp. Milpitas Town Center Speaker: Emily Y. 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Lifestyle artsentertainmen 'features' The Fine Young Cannibals House of Freaks loses minor battle By Andy Nystrom Daily staff writer cook up something good Along with all the hype and glory, successful artists must often learn to deal with defeat. and powerful voice to create a pen- the lead vocals and some of the In the case of House of Freaks, Matthew D. Anderson the group has not lost any major Daly waft writer sive mood. back up singing as well. "Don't Let After three years, The Fine It Get You Down" has Gift putting battle, but has found itself faze- Young Cannibals have finally "Was happy before you came more range into his voice. to -face returned with their second album, now you re gone The final song on side two is a with the "The Raw and the Cooked." it's just not the same." remake of the Buzzcock's "Ever sopho- David Steele, Roland Gift and Fallen In Love," which appeared on more Andy Cox make up FYC. Steele and This is an example of the type of the soundtrack of the 1986 film jinx. Cox were members of The English songs FYC writes reflective "Something Wild." With Beat until the mid-'80s. Then the songs about relationships which FYC is a band that can't be the Beat broke up and Rankin Roger never seem to work out, but don't labeled yet. Just when they get you release and Dave Waken formed General leave you with a sour taste in your into the beat, a melancholy song of its Public, leaving guitarist Cox and mouth. brings you down. new bass player Steele to form FYC. "Good Thing" is a song about a FYC is still labeled a promising album, "Tanana," the band per- FYC's forms far below the potential 1986 self- established on "Monkey on a titled Chain Gang," its critically debut acclaimed debut album of last album While the new album is more focused year. Review most of the songs on was a Music musically, FYC Although mixture of still manages to get in a "Tanana" maintain the originality 9.4 and authenticity of those on R & B, fi good mixture of the ska, rock, various sounds that "Monkey on a Chain Gang," the House of Freaks still proves to be talented duo pop, and jazz. That album continues band tends to get caught in a to rank among my top-ten favorites. emerged on their first album. musical rut. torical perspective. create some memorable choruses. Before making up my mind about While the slashing guitar, "I've always been in pursuit of However, the vocals often the new album, I realized it would pounding drums and harmonic the great American epic," he said seem a bit forced and out of place have to prove itself on its own. I'm woman walking out, leaving Gift to band, even after a three-year break, vocals reminiscent of the Long in a press release. "You may only on the bluesy "Birds of Prey" and glad I gave it the chance. wonder, "Where have you gone?" in which Gift went off to become an Ryders and R.E.M. are still there, end up catching a slice of it, but moody "Broken Bones." These "The Raw and the Cooked" is This song includes a terrific beat actor and Cox and Steele stayed the songs often turn out to be you have to have that sort of two songs could also be great, more of a dance-oriented commer- that gets you hopping to a strong involved with the music scene. FYC monotonous and predictable. grand purpose." but the meanings contained in the cial album, geared toward Top-10 piano background. now has to prove that they can roll The band, which consists of This is displayed well in the lyrics are lost when Harvey air play. While the new album is A keyboard/synthesizer sound led along and turn out an album a bit singer/guitarist Bryan Harvey and song "White Folk's Blood": begins to sing them. more focused musically, FYC still the next song, "I'm Not the Man I more often than every three years. drummer/percussionist Johnny The lyrics on "Broken Bones" manages to get in a good mixture of Used to Be." Unfortunately, it Though this album is a step dif- Hott, is a very talented duo, and "And it's peace and plenty in are some of the most personal he's the various sounds that emerged on sounds as if Cox and Steele just ferent from the music that made can definitely rock it out live with the country, written: their first album. turned on the beat box. It pales in FYC popular with listeners of the the best of them. It proved this and the way we are we will The first single off the album, comparison to the other works on move in last year with opening slots on the remain, "In this quiet room, "music of the '80s," it is a Midnight Oil and "She Drives Me Crazy," has the album. the right direction. It can only be tours of Alarm, the world keeps spinning with the doors closed, reached the Top-five in England and "I'm Not Satisfied" and "Tell Me hoped that FYC doesn't try and go the Smithereens. 'round and around, no one ever knows, is on its way up the charts in the What," a song from the 1987 greedy popularity. If However, it seems all that everything's still the same." this twisted fate we share, the route of took its toll on the band U.S. It is an upbeat song, and is Touchstone picture "Tin Men," close they do, what was once a promising touring locked away inside. reminiscent of Prince. This can be out the first side of the album. will turn into and may have caused it to hurry Another song which works where we both can hide." band (and still is) and musically is the attributed to producer David Z., The second side opens with another gold-record-seeking, the 12 songs contained on both lyrically who has worked with Prince before. "Don't Look Back," which includes "Tantilla." acoustic "Family Tree," in which Overall, the album is not one unimaginative group that will stag- Harvey sounds similar to a youth- What separates FYC from other the classic line for a college student: nate in the murky waters called "Top There are some classic features to stir up the critics this time, but bands is singer Roland Gift, who is 40." on the album, including some ful Elvis Costello. it does show that the band is comparable to Otis Redding and "Never had the good things only solid organ accompaniment by And it is Harvey's vocals human. Sam Cooke. Gift's voice dominates money could buy Go out and give "The Raw and Marty McCavitt. Yet a little diver- which either make or break the Perhaps a little more experi- every song, without being too I'd drive my car the Cooked" a listen. Be ready for sity in musical styles could have songs on "Tanana." ence in the music world is needed strong. but I haven't got a car to drive." a gifted voice and a fine assortment made it a top-notch release. In songs like "The Righteous before the band reaches big-time With the soft horns and other of players. For instance, Harvey's lyrics Will Fall," "King of Kings" and success. 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By E. Mark Moreno "We're really very pleased. I feel Choreographer lett Slayton brings a Daily Staff Wnter it was one of the best concerts we've multi -episodic number that empha- In its second year as a company, ever had." sizes human interaction. the University Dance Theatre That statement could be inar- Performers touch, intermix and demonstrates a vigorous, entertain- guable if the concert was judged seem almost to talk to one another. ing and professional soul that's from the enthusiastic audience A somewhat corny but touching unusual for new companies. response. scene features a man and woman sit- The group performed at the The first piece, "The Mothers of ting together, seemingly in a park. University Theatre last weekend and Plaza De Mayo," is an emotional There is rain in the background. will venture into Argentine political his- The scene works well as part of the return Dance Review tory, and highly effective because of human dynamics theme. this week its brevity. The show's final segment, also a for three '4 The red -lit background and premier performance, packs a good perfor- somber score by Igor Tkachenko left hook to the audience's amuse- mances at imbue it with a sentiment that is ment bone. 8 p.m., IL highly interpretive. "Gotham City" is a jumping jazz Thursday Inspired by Lawrence Thomton's dance ditty, full of all the comic through novel, "Imagining Argentina," the book cliches and campy images that Saturday. piece depicts a gathering of mothers came alive in the1960s "Batman" Producer Mina Gannen said she whose children have been made to Rebecca Reyes show. Set to a medley of contempo- appreciated the outcome of U.D.T.'s "disappear" by the country's military UDT Dancer rary dance -pop tunes, the piece Alyssa Jensen Daily staff photographer untitled agglomeration, consisting of government of several years ago. aroused the audience into whoops 11E1 dancers Michelle Stark, Diana Brown and Janet Davidson are pen- five modern dances and one jazz Choreographer Nancy Colahan, who ments. Its only drawback is fre- and cheers. It was simply put guins. dance. created "Mothers" during a two- quent line -returning, which borders damn fun, especially for those who week residency at SJSU last year, on excessive repetition. grew up reading about the Caped has taken a message and brought it "Partita," originally chore- Crusader's exploits. to the heart, gracefully utilizing the ographed in 1942 by the late modern Created by Lake Tahoe and talents of SJSU dancers. dance pioneer Doris Humphrey, is Atlantic City Choreographer Ann "Forest Dreams," a mellow piece also incorporated into the produc- Garvin, the glitzy set features fluo- with catchy, swirling, praying man- tion. The piece was recreated by rescent props emblazoned with tis hand movements, is simple but Janet Van Swoll from a "Thwackkk!" and "Whammm!" and well-balanced. Independent chore- Labanotation Score, a process which a fluorescent, giant "Joker" card. ographer Tandy Beal, the mind employs the use of pictographs to Both were designed by dancer behind "Dreams," brings a dark recreate older dance pieces in Shelley DiGiulio, who plays the dimension to the mostly upbeat per- almost the same way football plays Riddler in the dance. A bat symbol formances on the program. The are staged according to a playbook. hovers over the stage, emitted from dancers' white outfits against a dark The performance does recall a light covered with a bat-image modem dance as it existed in its ear- "gobo," designed by Dick Mills of ly stages of development slow the Instructional Resource Center. 'I feel it was one of and rosy, graceful and regimented. A particularly unique routine is The milkmaid -like outfits color the the "Penguin" scene, which features the best concerts piece with nostalgia. The accompa- three dancers made up in the attire nying music, Bach's "Partita of Batman's enemy. Waddling, with we've ever had.' Number Five, Opus One in G protruding bellies and umbrellas in Minor," is cheerfully plucked out by hand, the dancers tackle the scene Mina Garmen, Marvin Lawrence on the keyboard with awkward, comic grace that beside the stage. Producer harkens images of the Penguin seen Although it appeared a bit outdat- on television. Holy childhood-in - ed, "Partita" is an interesting addi- the-sixties! background and moody music by tion to the program. Another crowd-pleaser was the Art Lande is a good setup for the "Scenes," the next segment, is a sensuous "Catwoman" scene. The flashy-colored piece that follows. premier performance by U.D.T. 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By Steven Mushl "He really has the right attitude to get a first-class edu- Daily staff writer not make a difference, citing that he needed a "fresh While the boycotting basketball players are waiting for start." cation," Nee said. of Nebraska's business school, Spartan Athletic Director Randy lloffman to determine "My dad and I talked about it and felt it was the right Citing the reputation said he plans to finish his degree in accounting their futures at SJSU, sophomore Tony Farmer has thing to do," he said. Farmer announced definite plans to sign with the University of Despite being impressed by the fans and facilities, but hopes to play in the NBA. feel I have a shot at the NBA," he said. Nebraska. Farmer was also impressed by Nebraska's academic sys- "The coaches "But I'm going to pursue my degree first." "I sign my Big Eight papers on April 16th," Farmer tem and graduation rate. He said he read Time maga- that expressed interest said. zine's article on the role of education in college athlet- Nebraska wasn't the only team that contact- The 6-foot-9 forward said he will meet with Nebraska ics. Nebraska was one of the schools described in the in him, according to Farmer. Other schools Santa Barbara, Long Beach State, Coach Danny Nee and Assistant Coach Lynn Mitchem article. ed him were U.C. Oklahoma. at his parents' home in Los Angeles to sign his letter-of- "They have tutors that go to class with you and even UCLA and the University of Farmer said. "My dad intent to attend and play basketball at Nebraska. teach you how to take a test," Farmer said. "Some col- "It was really a tough decision," went Oklahoma." Nebraska finished with a 17-16 mark, which included lege players don't even know how to do that because to other a season-ending, second -round loss to Ohio State in the they've been given a free ride." Because NCAA rules prohibit recruiting from National Invitational Tournament. Coach Nee believes Farmer will excel in his aca- teams, Hoffman's permission was needed before On Jan, 18, Farmer was one of 10 players boycotting demics. V1RMI:R. page 7 former Coach Bill Berry's basketball program. Hoffman announced last month that the players who participated in the boycott would not be allowed to return to the SJSU basketball team. Farmer expressed his interest in playing at Nebraska Joe Villarin - Special to the Daily before the decision to fire Berry was announced Mar. Former 5.151 player Ton,' Farmer sports the colors 24. of his new school inside the new Rec-Center. Farmer had said earlier that coaching changes would SPARTAN PUB U. Appearing III Thursday, April 6 U. and Thursday, April 13 8:30 - 11:30

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Spartan Daily/ Thursday, April 6, 1989 1 SPORTS Miller, Sanwo miss Spartans get beaned in rout of UC Davis qualifying for NCAA By Matthew D. Anderson The Aggies then brought in pitcher Daily staff writer Dave Schwartz, who proceeded to The 19th-ranked Spartan baseball throw two of his eight warm-up By Doris Kramer petitor on the balance beam. team (29-6 overall, 2-1 in Big West pitches into the backstop. Duly staff writer "All of the other events were play) literally got beaten up in their Booker then put an end to the SJSU gymnasts Kriss Miller finished so everyone was gath- 9-2 win Tuesday night over UC- wildness of the Aggies' pitchers by and Cheryl Sanwo performed ered watching," Walker said. Davis (8-24) in a non -conference hitting a three -run triple to well in Saturday's regionals com- "She was nervous and fell off the game. right center, increasing petitions, but needed scores sur- beam twice. With this Aggies' pitcher Rob Kramer SJSU's lead to 9- experi- 2. passing their season's best to rank ence, the stress of a dual meet seemed to be using Spartan batters in a region concentrated with won't phase her." for target practice, bcaning three "(The Aggic pitchers) were trying many of the nation's best teams. Although coach Jackie Walker players in one inning, to pitch inside to get a Founder, and Miller's all-around score in the had hopes of her entire team Larry Martinez (1-0) pitched seven the ball gets away,' said SJSU Shelley Scott Daily staff photographe, regionals of 37.05, combined qualifying for the NCAA region- strong innings to earn his first career Coach Sam Piraro, who commended Eric Booker slides into second during SJSU's 9-2 win with a 37.8 season average is als, the fact two athletes qualified win for SJSU. Booker on his performance. impressive, as is her career best to compete against such talented SJSU used Kramer's wildness to "Booker is starting to come on of 38.5 in the all-around. But as athletes gave her optimism in score seven runs in the bottom of now," Piraro said. "He is going with COUPON winommiumg the Big West Conference creates looking ahead to next season. the seventh, breaking up what was a the pitch." fierce competition, a winning With the improvement of this 2-2 ball game. Booker admits he has been in a gymnast needs a nearly perfect season Walker believes recruiting The Spartans batted around in the mild slump of late and is now start- score. local talent will improve. But inning with the big blow being left ing to turn it on. FREE DELIVERY Five of the 12 schools advanc- even with the improvement, she fielder Eric Booker's bases-loaded, "Coach stuck with me by keeping ing to the national competitions added, "as a team, we need more two-out triple. But let's get back to me in the lineup, and my roommate in Georgia are from the West consistency." the beginning of the inning. (Greg) Borgerson worked with me OFF ANY Coast. Conference competitors SJSU gymnasts Miller and Booker lead off with a walk and to build up my confidence by play - 16" PIZZA Oregon State, Cal State Sanwo qualified for the regionals then stole second (his first in 30 ing whiffle ball with me late at night Fullerton, and UCLA all with scores that rose consistently games). Jason Hanf walked, and using a broomstick." $200 advanced to the national compe- with the season. Steve Anderson struck out for the The lineup featured a few new titions Miller was much more confi- first out. Kramer then threw one by wrinkles as Andy Coan was dropped on OFF ANY I This is Miller's second time dent in this year's regionals than the catcher to move the runners up. to the number two spot in the bat' competing in the regional compe- last a season marred by a Mike Gonzales was hit on the fore- ting order, and Gonzales was moved 17 12" PIZZA I titions. Last season, she qualified painful stress fracture to her right arm, loading the bases, to the leadoff spot. Gonzales stole NOT GOOD WITH with a season average of 36.35, ankle. Pinch -hitter Ken Henderson one (his 12th) and Coan stole two ANY OTHER OFFER $1 thus showing improvement of "I was scared of the pain that I slapped a single to drive in Booker (23rd and 240) bases for SJSU. more than a point in one year. anticipated with the competi- with the game-winning run. After Despite Mitchell's lofty batting EXP. Sanwo, a freshman, earned an tion," Miller said. "I was afraid Greg Borerson struck out for the average (.330 on the season), Hanf 4-27-89 280-0707 all-around score of 34.75 in her that I would hurt my ankle even second out, Ozzie Fernandez was will replace him at third base in first regionals competition. more. But this year I had fun and hit by the pitch to drive in Hanf, hopes that he will provide more 16 mi IN am mi as Num In se RN mu IN "It was what we call a real actually enjoyed myself." A trip to the mound by the Aggies' power, character building experience," This season, Miller was ranked coach Phil Swimley didn't help mat- 'I still have a lot of confidence in Walker said. first in the conference of the ters as the next batter, Kevin Greg," Piraro said. "I needed to As the meet came to a conclu- seven individual gymnasts that Tannahill, was hit by the pitch to experiment to get some more power sion, Sanwo was the final com- qualified. bring Gonzales with the fifth run, at third." DONUT- - tA =4=- port at SJSU. neighborhood friend who was killed Randy Hoffman, Coach Berry and Farmer "Even though we played at the in Los Angeles when three men the coaching staff for giving him a AND A SHARE OF MUFFINS Civic, we still couldn't sell it out," tried to steal his car. chance. FMIII t,'e 6 he said. "I'm going to wear his number, 21, Farmer plans to Nebraska could talk to Farmer. dedicate both of on my wrist bands," he said. "I'll always follow the team," he his playing years at Nebraska to a Farmer said he wanted to thank said. "This is where I got my start." Farmer said he made his decision Did you know that? based on several variables, one being the way he wants to play his donut position. A glazed raised "Coach Nee gave me the option to SAVE Victorian Garden Restaurant only contains 85 calories. play inside and outside," he said. Lunch Brunch Dinner "Here, I'm mostly an inside player. 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,11 IA1111111/ doss n es Cry - thing Rain ire, %k at, quoted as say- ing Itanure/ then stopped talking and sttttls banged his head on the !able as many as 10 times. Thomas said. GET INVOLVED Thomas told the Superior Court A.S. Positions Available Now! iir that RamireL before he stopped Want to gain working experience, meet talking. babbled on about being the people, and make a difference on campus? -Night Stalker- and hummed the We have a number of open positions. For I title "Night Prosk ler- the heasy - metal hand AC -DC information, please stop by the A.S. office located on the third floor of the Student Alyssa Jensen - Dady staff photographer Thomas said he kiwsk the song Union, or call 924-6240 today. %s ell alto II and seVeral oth- Ohana Club members left) Gary Garcia, chicken at the Exotic International Food lia/aar. ir Funded s I Mil., su hue III1C11.111I1g Dominic Bay ani and Junior Paeste, barbecue The tasty estrimiganta ends today at 3:30 p.m. By A.S. ' Stalks.' attacks

British cargo ship captain ruled drunk at helm WEEKEND WORK OS ANGI ItS 1API A Brit - The blood 0141111111i s.11111,1t, 0 cut' ISIde tt ptiti,,,e, It ,on Jones denied Mondas that he was skipper as t.used it erraticallk gis en by Jones about 7, nom. .it ten h:ted of operating a essel Inle ui steering the ship toss d breakwater Earn some extra FUN MONEY during 7111g IIIN 7s 101,1 cargo ship out the Centurk Hope JOIICS mid he sentenced cal. lett the Long and said he skits instead mg hi the weekend. 40 experienced servers I ong Bcas Ii Harbor was drunk Beach Hark,' I eat, itt ptison. Smith said. If !bratc the ship's radio due, Hilt) ,idet S I ist Guard standards. Jones. is %%Ito returned home to om !Lied of negligent operation of a finder equipment. ..rpositions available now In Santa ist results indisaie Barnstaple. land, on Monday. sessel, he could be fined SliLoolf Clara at the Santa Clara Convention Capt A Idyl .11,11es slum ed alcohol denied he ss is drunk The ('enturk Hope's second in Center. 'se's ot 11.07 percent in his blood 'I had TOil n. huskies, that's all. - command. Firs! Mate Leung Wing Aid o 09 percent in his urine, both Jones said Linda s in I ondon. Yu. alleged that Jones ssas guiding Must be well-groomed and reliable. above the strict 0.04 percent maxi- The captain is under msestigation the ship on a collision course with VCR REPAIR ann tor ctimmercial sessel opera- tor possible tedeial sill :trigs.. of oper- the breakskater. The lesult could Max 7.00 an hour 'mm. Pettk Officer Brad Smith said ating a essel negligentl, and being has e run the craft aground and Labor Saturday and Sunday work kiesday . blocked From$2 0 drunk at the helm one ot the mit entrances to 0 -$6 for VCR Weekly pay Officials at the Los Angeles Po- ’We’re gtting to gather the harbors of I .ong more Los Angeles and Special Student Price :ice I ft:par:mu:tit. skluch analy/ed the facts.- Smith said attei resealing the Beach. Never a fee said the kind ot disparity found test results ' It Is knossn Leung said he and the second Free Estimates it mei; tests us ,is rum at uncommon what the outcome ol the case %sill innate smelled alcohol on Jones' Includes head cleaning. CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION nd 55 is prohahl,. the result ot the be." breath and urged him to give up Parts not included. thtteient times the two samples ssere The ship's agent. Williams Di- command. but that Jones began curs- taken. amond and Co . has placed Slo.00(1 ing and insulting them. 371-2360 TAC TEMPS The Coast Guard us as 0,111111111111g PRO VIDEO SERVICE is mestigation against JOIICS, su ho 1916 Camden Ave. at New Jersey 437-0260 as ordered to ielinquish command ,1 the Centur Hope earlk Saturdai, \s hot his cress radioed the Cods' ithird to complain that he appeared West Box Office !ink .11 the helm "Just ask our Nurses." A Full Service Ticket Agency

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And leave, and a variety of exciting in- 49 East San Fernando very few acute care facilities can boast patient and out-patient programs. 5 Town & Country Village Located near Campus Between 2nd and 3rd such a low turnover rate - only 2.5 But even more important is the warm, supportive atmosphere where San Jose 296-3303 Charge by phone percent annually. Sequoia Hospital, a general, communication is encouraged and il="9"7"9".r9r7. 286-2600 acute-care facility, has a lot to offer the nurses have plenty of opportunities MAIL BOXES ETC. USA recent graduate: preceptors who are for input and decision-making as it THEATER, SPORTS, CONCERTS available at all times to provide pro- affects patient care, as well as their fessional and personal support, a car- own careers. Sequoia Hospital hires graduate nurses upon receipt of your permit. oryou could say aloha for only one dollar!!! Candidates are invited to visit Sequoia Hospital's OPEN HOUSE on Mon., April 24, 1989, 5-8 p.m. Hawaiian Mitkr. :n Please fill out the reservation form and mail to Employee Get-Away Relations Department, Sequoia Hospital, Whipple & Alameda, Redwood City, CA 94062, or call (415)367-5525 to confirm attendance sponsored by: SJSU marketing club Sunbird vacations and Pizza Depot Ticket sales today through April 7 at the Student Union, Special speaker, Holly Hansen, will discuss BC building, and Clark Library. Drawing Apr. 7 at "How to Best Interview for your First Nursing Position" at 6 p.m. noon in the Art Quad. Refreshments will be served. On-going tours of our facility between 5- 8 p.m. ,kl 4 t''*011 Located in a suburban residential area with a small town atmosphere, Sequoia INTERNATIONAL ! Win a Trip for 2 to Hawaii Hospital is only a short drive away from beaches, mountains, and the shop- PASSPORT ping and cultural attractions of San Francisco. To Living Abroad clip here International Certificate Anyjel.. in Teaching English as a 01 I would like to attend your Open House on April 24. Foreign Language Name: .4-week intensive Address: program Phone: School: Graduation date: .3-month part-time evening program Practicum in teaching English as a Foreign g. Language t4,/4:1,44 Sequoia Hosaltal St. Giles College 2280 Powell St., SF 94133 (415)788-3552 Sgartan_Dudy/ Thursday. April 6. 1989 Page 9 Labor union legalization clears Bloom County Berke Breathed itirstgoicafoli jegtifiFIC way towards free Polish elections tyro! WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- Lech whether to approve the sweeping ag- formula to peg workers compensa- Walesa said Solidarity leaders today on reement with the government that re- tion to inflation. approved a historic pact that -47 would sulted from the talks. These key agreements were legalize the banned union movement ing State radio announced that the reached late Tuesday: and clear the way for the first free final accords would be signed in a Ind elections in Communist post-war Po- ceremony at the Council of Ministers -Solidarity's Irk land. legal status will be ro- palace, where the talks between the restored and people fired for union He said Solidarity had achieved its government and the opposition activities after the 1981 crackdown primary goals during its two months v - began on Feb. 6. Parliament could that quashed Solidarity will be re- of talks with the government on 24 end- meet as early as Friday to enact the instated. ing the country's social and eco- accords. ta- nomic crisis. Rocky Two major agreements were -Political reforms will include Gus Torres The Solidarity chairman made the reached Tuesday and the main re- bringing the opposition into parlia- 101, remarks after a meeting of the Soli- maining obstacle is a dispute be- ment as a minority iced party, creating a 11 darity Executive Commission, tween Solidarity and the official freely elected the Senate and establish- which gathered today to decide trade union federation 0E72 over a ing a powerful ALLA11;02- lain presidency. tion Racial tensions may cause new class STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - A COWS. verse discrimination. Stanford University poll showing Nearly half the black. Hispanic Rut at the same time, the survey strained race relations among under- and American Indian students polled of 1,316 students showed a high per- graduates prompted a university said they believed that most Anglo centage had dated interracially: 57 committee to recommend increasing students are racially prejudiced, percent of Anglos, 90 percent of minority faculty and doctoral stu- while Anglo students expressed re- Hispanics, 78 percent of Asians and dents and requiring an ethnic studies sentment about what they see as re- 74 percent of blacks. Latchkey Diary Gary Delamore Classified

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then set forth his own position on the Conflict issue, Flores said after the meeting. Rail Fullerton He said he was most upset by Mc- From page 1 Front page I Upsy-daisy Carthy's decision to discuss the in- From page I office by SJtil students. terview publicly in the A.S. Meet- able source of transportation for stu Although residence halls are a Flores could use the last five ing. dents, many of them minorities. problem. Fullerton said the campus weeks of this semester as a sort of in- "Everything in that interview commuting from East San Jose to at large has an excellent security sys- ternship. Murillo said, thus enabling should have been confidential:* SJSU. tem. and the death of SJSU student him to have a stronger impact on the Flores said. "I felt like I was ridi- "I think that's something we need Cathy Zimmer should not cause con- hoard next year and easethe tran- culed and brought out to hang." he to pay particular attention to," Asso- cern about campus safety. sition period for incoming directors. added. ciated Students President Terry Mc- "We have no indication that (the "If you give me a chance to get But. Flores said, just because he Carthy said last week. incident) occurred on campus," Ful- my feet wet learn the whole pro- didn't know the esoteric label SJSU The concept study itself is very lerton said. cess I'll he a better director next uses for educational equity and preliminary, according to Lewis The patch of dirt near Spartan year... Flores said. wasn't familiar with a specific pro- Ames, assistant to Supervisor- Rod Complex will be used as a construc- But directors from the REAL gram on campus doesn't mean he Diridon. tion yard during renovation of party contend that Lewis is much doesn't know what the problenis are. The primary purpose of the con- Dwight Flentel Hall, Fullerton said. more qualified for the job and could In other action, the board unani- cept study is to generate business When the hall's construction is teach Flores about the current issues mously passed a legislative directive and community interest in extension completed, the area will be planted affecting ethnic students on campus. clarifying the duties of the A.S. con- of the light rail, Supervisor Zoe laif- with grass and may be used for " We 'lase a (selection) pro- troller. gren, chairperson of the transit human performance classes or as an cess we completed that pro- "The A.S. controller shall sign all board, said last week. ex tention of the barbecue area. cess." said Kevin Reese, director of action passed by the Associated Stil- It is a very tentative action, she business at tall s "That process se- dents Board of Directors within one said, because "it's very clear that we lected I ess is By involving politics week unless the A.S. Board requires don't have funds in hand. we are undern lining the process... that it be expedited or an extension is "This is all very grand in scope, Valdez captain REAL party members also ques- granted by the A.S. Board of Direc- and we understand that," she said. tioned Flores' knowledge of race-re- tors." the directive said. But if the board does not invest lated issues on campus. The action was initiated by Reese, time now to develop such a plan, turns himself When being interviewed for the who claimed Murillo refused to sign "there will he no incentive to go out post. "Andrew didn't know what a requisition for travel expenses as- and find funding" for the project, educational equity was." McCarthy sociated with Reese's trip to a stu- according to Lofgren. in to authorities said dent government conference in It is important that the county de- 'I'm sure his intentions are Washington, D.C. last month. velop plans for public transportation HAUPPAUGF., N.Y. (AP) The good.' hut he doesn't have the Murillo claimed not to have seen now. so it's ready to move as %min as fugitive captain of the oil tanker knowledge necessary for the job, the requisition, according to Reese. funds are made available, she said. Exxon Valdez surrendered Wednes- McCarthy said "But I know Mark and it was just Potential funding sources include day morning to authorities, a spokes- The summer internship program because he objected to the trip," revenues from a statewide gas tax in- man for the district attorney said. through which director-elects are ac- Reese said at the meeting. crease, currently under consideration Joseph Hazelsvcxxl climated to the job will help "bring Murillo, who objected to the in the state legislature, and a pro- Fired skipper on Long Island him up to speed, according to Mc- board's decision to send Reese to the posed bond initiative for 1990 that turned himself in was to have a Carthy. conference at the March 15 meeting, would generate funds for public about 8:45 a.m. and today, said Flores said he asked the personnel left Wednesday's meeting before transportation projects around the court appearance later spokesman. Ha- selection committee to define what it discussion on, the directive and was state, Ames said. John Williams, the at- meant by educational equity. He unavailable for comment. The project involves cooperation zelwood was accompanied by his among SJSU students and commu- torney, Williams said. nity. city, county and state govern- Hazelwcxxi's family said earlier ments It should inspire future stu- that he had wanted to turn himself in Vacationing college students dent governments to initiate joint to face charges of operating the ves- projects with local governments. sel while drunk but was awaiting ad- Lisa Isaacs Daily staff photographer rescue man stranded on jetty McCarthy said. vice from his lawyer. said Lt. 'After we establish this network, Connie Chung and Jon Natividad practice their cheer routine for a Thomas Fazio. commander of the WI! AtINGTON, N.C. (AP) Castle Hayne, was fishing in his 14- then we'll be able to provide additio- performance at the Presidential 'tower Awards on %lay 6. New York State Police on New Three ollege students on spring foot motor boat Tuesday when he nal services together, . he said. York's Long Island. break rescued a man stranded on a fell overboard and his boat sped jetty near Masonboro Inlet at away without him. said Petty Officer Wrightsville Beach. and managed to Daniel Stonewall of the U.S. Coast capture the event on videotape. Guard at Wright,. die Beach. Clarence Atarshburn. 34. of

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