'Two-Part Harmony' Sports SJSU art faculty display their 3-D art in SJSU's Eating disorders Gallery I through Dec. 21. Each piece is An estimated one in four Aussies beat Spartans different, as all were influenced by different Americans, possibly including An exhibition basketball team from Australia styles, cultures and experiences. Page 7 many SJSU students, are handed SJSU its first loss, 74-71. Page 6 overeating, binging and purging, Volleyball team wins 1, loses 1 A visit from or starving themselvesThe first the gods Ninth-ranked SJSU beat Fullerton State last The Third Annual Mr. installment of a three-part series Fraternity contest, held Thursday but dropped a game to sixth-ranked Wednesday by Alpha on addictions. Page 8 Omicron Pi sorority, UC Santa Barbara, Saturday. Page 6 raised $4,000 for arthritis research. Page 7 Weather Published for the University and Increasing cloudiness during the University Community by the day and a 20 percent chance of Department of Journalism and rain at night. Mass Communications since 1934. SPARTAN DAILY - - National Weather Service limE 95. NUMBER 55 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990 Heel, doggy! Spartans make it to Cal Bowl 3 touchdowns late in first half lead to 42-7 win By Paul Wheaton Daily staff wrirar Win the California Raisin Bowl--the Spartan goal nears. "From day one our goal has been to win the Cal Bowl," SJSU coach Terry Shea said. "It was important to distinguish that this year is not a transition year." Shea had just been doused with "water and Gatorade, a real Bowl bath" following the Spartan romp over rival Fresno State on Saturday. An enthusiastic crowd cheered as the Spanaris won by a score of 42-7. The vic- tory earned the Spartans an invitation to the California Raisin Bowl and a chance to realize their goal. The rambunctious fans, totalling 31,218, composed the largest home crowd in Spartan Stadium football history. A scoring flurry late in the first half was wit- nessed by the standing-room-only rooters. SJSU scored three touchdowns in the last minute and 28 seconds of the first half by causing and capitalizing on Bulldog mistakes. With the score tied at 7-7 and two and a half minutes left in the half, Paul Franklin intercepted a Bulldog pass at the SJSU 18- yard line and returned it 52 yards. One minute and three seconds later. Leon Hawthorne scored on a 10-yard run to capture the lead for the Spartans. Franklin wasn't finished delighting the crowd. however. On Fresno State's next play from scrimmage, Franklin intercepted another pass and returned it 24 yards for a touchdown. Keyn Squires - Daly staff 1.: ipher Fresno State coughed up the football on BIG WEST CHAMPS - Spartan coach Terry Shea Bob Bleisch after KISU crushed F'resno State 42-7 Big West championship in three years and capped See W'IN, page 5 pas a lift oft the field from I aighton Lang, a53. and on Saturday. The win gave the Spartans their first an 8-2-1 regular season. See page 5. A.S. grills Buerger over fee Students keep `catscratch' area SUBOD rejects proposal to convert room to staff office space By Angus Klein imposed on add/drop policy Daily staff writer "I hope you understand that there's a battle going on over the Student Union 30,000 By Leigh Ann Clifton 15. take the resolution tefore the whole and the battlefield is the Student Union Board of students don't want this change' Daly staff writer "I hope the administration will Academic Senate for approval. oos- lairectors' meetings. Associated Stu- sibly this week. --Stephen (;oodman, Members of the have the respect to answer the reso- In recent years the Student Union staff has dents Board of Directors expressed passed today," said Goodman said those who orga- A.S, director lution that we increased significantly while the available space in their disdain Wednesday for a $20 Todd Layering, A.S. director of nized to protest the fee w:re acting the building has remained the same, causing a battle add/drop fee that has been imple- academic affairs. as individuals, as concerned stu- between students and staff for space. The "catscratch" area was formerly a strange con- mented for spring 1991 registration. In addition to the A.S. support, a dents. rather than from their official In Tuesday's SUBOD meeting, those in favor of figuration of several carpeted levels. The room was During its meeting, the board couple of committees in the Aca- capacities. preserving lounge space for the students chalked up destroyed in a fire June 8 and now, after remodeling, also gave unanimous support to a demic Senate have also agreed to "It's just the six .af us who have a victory when the board shot down a Housing the room houses a couch and several chairs for stu resolution asking to drop the fee. support the resolution. said Stephen come together. to take the iniativc. Committee recommendation to transform a lounge dents to relax in. Dan Buerger, executive assistant Goodman, AS. director of students We came together because we real- area in the Student Union to office space. Stephen Goodman, A.S. director of students to SJSU President Gail Fullerton rights and responsibilities. He said ly feel strongly about this.' The proposed transformation of the "catscratch" rights and responsibilities, appeared in front of and her representative to the board, the resolution's supporters plan to See FEE, page 6 area, which is located near the entrance of the music SUBOD on Tuesday to argue against transforming answered a barrage of questions listening room, would have been a temporary stop- the room. from AS. directors who were upset gap to the growing problem of insufficient office "We all realize that there's limited space but I feel about the imposition of this latest space in the Student Union. the music lounge and this small space (the catscratch fee on students. When the Event Center opened, the Student funds exceed past years, area) are used enough to justify them remaining," "When you implement a new A.S. 1 Union staff nearly doubled, forcing SUBOD to Goodman said. system. you have problems." weigh the original idea that the Student Union is for "I hope you understand that 311.(10) students don't Buerger said. "You might an well but other departments strapped against the student's convenience the need to pro- want this change," he added. add this on now and have one more By Leigh Ann Clifton whether any of this money vide adequate office space for the staff. See SPACE, page 5 problem." Daily staff writer would be used to help other Responding heatedly. Layering While many SJSU depart- departments on campus not as very good administra- said, "It's not mcnts arc trying to stay afloat fortunate as AS.. A.S. Ptesi- say that to add one tion policy to and keep from drowning in a dent Ameze Washington said, problem to other problems" is a turbulent sea "no." good idea "We are not here to support Sammies must face SJSU officials Buerger if the of economic Layering asked the university ncr the state el weekend of Nov. I and hotel offi- cial board for the council is com- of SJSU could expect a rcd-ink, the Editor's note: Due to a produc- students California," he sad. tion error, this story did not run in cials asked for a $1.000 deposit posed of representatives from response on the request to drop the Associated Washington added that the its entirety on Friday. 71r following from the Alpha Phi sorority when it SJSU's 13 fraternity houses who policy by next week. Students has a for students aid that is the complete story. scheduled an event at the hotel the could ultimately decide what to do "I don't know." he said. "Proba- a cushiony A.S. is here would be next week. about Sigma Alpha Mu, according bly not." life raft of energies and resources By Amanda Heien used with students' interests in Daily staff writer Clover said that Samniies "don't to Clover. Two members of the A.S. board sorts: SJSU officials are scheduled this think they're in the wrong." Sigma Alpha Mu held its four members of the Academic $215,946. mind. week to discuss Sigma Alpha Mu Assistant Dean of Student Ser- semester's pledge dance at the Senate have circulated a resolution As of June Jennie Reyes The money can be spent on fraternity and its actions while at a vices Samuel Henry, Greek faculty D alley Hotel Nov. I and caused and fliers requesting that the SJSU 30, A.S. whatever the A.S. board hotel in San Mateo earlier this adviser Nada Hou.ston and Clover the hotel extra cleaning hours in administration reconsider the validi- reported having that amount decides is worthwhile and hem - month. plan to meet and contemplate rami- their rooms, according to Michael ty of the $211 add/drop fee. available in its general fund float to SJSU students. When a "It's in the process of judicial fications kw the fraternity's actions. Henderson, Duffey Hotel rooms The fee, which will take affect This fund is "substantially proposal to use any of the review," according to Cohn Clover, (lover said the meeting would be division manager. with spring 1991 registration. larger than in past years." said money is made, the board Interfratemity Council president. this week but didn't have an exact One of the rooms needed four charges students $20 to add or drop Jennie Reyes.