A Joint a Day... Registration Fees to Drop $79 at CSU by Mar*Aret Bethel ',Tan \X'rttvr

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SPORTS Focus Spartans left doing the SJSU music professor leads dog paddle as Bulldogs campus Latin Jazz Ensemble, rout them in last home meet teaches what he loves See page 4 See page 8 MIX Volume 110, No. 7 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 February 2,1998 SJ companies put 'pleasure' into parties into the bathroom By Asa Bexell "I call them my home appliances," ious lotions, oils and other mysterious Cochran began her presentation of women disappeared Staff Writur said Shirley Cochran, owner and opera- items, the excitement level in the room the products by letting everyone feel for a few minutes, to try on the miracle tor of Oh You Naughty Ladies!, about rose. and taste a number of lotions, lubri- ointments. They came back with the items. The party started innocently enough cants and massage oils in flavors that flushed faces and big grins. If you have ever been to a Cochran was the sales representative with introductions, upon which each went way beyond any Baskin-Robbins The show also included lingerie in Tupperware party, you know the drill: on hand at a private pleasure party in woman had to state a quality she liked creations. sizes ranging from extra small to Ladies sit around and munch on carrot San Jose on Tuesday night. in men. Words such as sexy, kinky and "My personal favorite," Cochran said, "fluffy," which is Cochran's term for sticks and veggie dip while a sales rep- A group of 10 women, between the athletic were uttered. This game was "is the lickable massage oil in Piña extra large. Though the clothing items resentative demonstrates the many ages 25 and 35, had gathered in front of meant to get the participants in the Coladie." were creative, they left little to the functions of a plastic container. the fireplace. Incense and candles right spirit, and it worked. She went on to demonstrate various imagination. Imagine the same scenario, but burned on top of the mantel, and, oh Consequently, other ice-breaking games creams and gels that would stimulate Finally Cochran passed around the replace the plastic kitchenware with yes, the veggie dip was there too. As such as "naughty charades" and "pass nerves and creatt heat in all kinds of mechanical devices. One of the women lingerie and sex toys, and you have a Cochran began setting a table with var- the pecker" weren't necessery. places, if used the right way. A couple of pleasure party. See Pleasure, page 7 A joint a day... Registration fees to drop $79 at CSU By Mar*aret Bethel ',tan \X'rttvr

California State University students will pay $79 less in registration fees next semester, due to the passage of the College Affordability Act of 1997. The law, which is only the second as well as the largest fee reduction in state history, will cut student fees by 5 percent at all UC and CSIT cam- puses, and will cut the cost of attending a California Community College by $1 per unit. Lt. Gov. Gray Davis and Assemblywoman Denise Moreno Ducheny sponsored the bill,which freezes these reductions until the year '2000. "We recognize that the cost of a college degree has been rising higled..faster than virtually anything else," Student fees in the CSU system rose by 103 percent in the early 1990s, according to a press release from the lieutenant governor's office. LTC fees also went up 134 percent and community college fees increased 290 percent. In an effort to lower fees beyond the year 2000, Photos tw 111i in Prince. Spartan Dinh Davis and Ducheny included a provision in the bill that would limit future increases to no more Robert Mariano smokes a joint at the San Francisco Cannabis Buyers' Club on Market Street. The state than the rise of family income, but that stipula- of California and the federal government are trying to shut the club down. tion was removed in the legislative process. "It's my hope that eventually, we can come up with a long-range plan to keep a college education San Jose pot center avoids shutdown; affiirdable," Davis said. "There is a real appetite among the ITC regents for fee increases." Davis said he's been pushing the UC regents haven for a fee reduction since a 5.6 percent cut for full- Proposition 215 no longer a safe time students in 1984. and he's been pushing for By Loisjenkins Oakland (%ennabis Buyers' Cooperative. this bill for over two years. As soon as the bill was it I ditt,r- "We don't allow smoking on the premises, passed and signed by the governor, it became law including the parking lot," Baez said. "If someone fur CSU and community colleges. While the ITC is caught doing that, we void their membership." the bill on Jan 15, their consti- Santa Clara County Medical Cannabis regents adopted Th(. It's quite all right for the members of the San powers enabled them to have a choice. Center avoided the boot in the six federal lawsuits tutional Francisco club to light up, according to Lynne Maria Garcia, an 5.151' sophomore, said the filed against Northern (7alifornia cannabis clubs Barnes, a nurse volunteer who has worked there fees have made it difficult to attend college. on Jan. 9, hut it may not he long before the shoe rising for three years. "Financial aid is helping me out a lot," she drops. "People can come here and smoke and socialize. to take out a loan." bypassed us this time, but it doesn't said, "but I still had "They as opposed to the pharmacy like atmosphere of not alone According to John Locra, can't get shut down," said Peter Baez, Garcia is we other clubs," Barnes said. "Some people think this of 5.151-s financial aid office, executive director and co-thunder. assistant director t lw center's is a negative thing, but we see it as very tx isit ivy." a stem of marijuana buds financial aid last semes- the fact that California voters Peter Baez holds up 10.549 students received Despite Barnes said people who comp P i the club can took out loans. Proposition 215, the initiative that in his cannabis center in San Jose. ter and 6,155 students approved buy their others who suffer he possession and cultivation of marijua- marijuana and meet Significantly more than half of 5,151.-s 22,929 allows t from the same illness. She said socializing helps said. "Right now it's just a nod and a blink and purposes with a doctor's recom- enrolled students required financial help. na fir medical them get through the had times. keep your nose clean." "One is the recog- the S. Justice Department appears of my primary motivations mendation, "Some clubs try to distance themselves from Director Garcia said the center's present loca- college students have to shut down the clubs that now exist. nition of the enormous debt determined Dennis Peron and his co-op idea, thinking it will tion precludes growing marijuana on the property their San Jose City Attorney Joan Gallo said she's to incur. This will, in a small way, lighten keep them safe from the lawsuits," Barnes said. because there is no arable land. so they are nego- load," Davis said. really sure why the center on Meridian not Peron is the founder of San Francisco's club and tiat ing that part ui the agreement with the city SIMI(' students, like S.ISU senior Latrece which 011CtUld in April 1, 1997 and serves Avenue, an author of Proposition 215. "We're in the process of working on a cultiva- concerned that a fee reduction nearly 250 members, was not included in the law- Williamson, are "If the case makes it to the Supreme Court," tion agreement a th the Santa Cruz center to will result in reduced student services. suits. grow it for ia III Saida Cruz County," Garcia said Jost. is not a club atnms- Barnes said, "we think it will be a 10th "Well still lose," Williamson said "They'll cut it "Our approach in San be 'We're working with them and Santa Cruz rtt) or not be the reason Amendment defense. States rights should from one and, but they'll get it hack from another." Olen.), and that may may and our l' " in the fideral lawsuit," reserved for the states, not the feels." According to Ducheny's office, a hiss of student they weren't included between the cen- In the meantime, the center buys its marijuana to Baez and Jesse Garcia, Baez said that the agreement services is unlikely because the bill provides an Gallo said, refiTring of San Jose is in violation of fed- from several unnamed sources in the Bay Area, director and secretary. ter and the city appropriation of $41.9 million from the General who is the' center's the possession and trans- and, so her. there have been no complaints about dispenses marijuana, hut eral laws regarding Fund to California's public colleges and universi- Kw/ said the center portation of controlled substances. its operation. consumption of the drug on the ties. $16.2 millied from that allotment will go to does not allow "The city's actually telling us to break fi.de.ral James t 'ook. a member who has AIDS and has premises, unlike many other clubs such as the the CSU system. law by saying that we must grow our own," Baez college students, anything Sem Francisco Cannabis Buyers' Club and the See Cannabis. page 7 "For starving helps," Garcia said. African-American alumnus named as interim SJPD chief

situ tO serve. permanently, Adkins will be. new computerized information manage she is now the first f'e'male deputy chief Ity Peggy Flynn SyStl.111. 111) hi -till' minim, ut S.II'l) ',Lilt \X nut r the second SJSU alumnus to he chief of police. Cobarruviaz was the first. information to 'wilco patrols. and a ride: "lie' continually asked me when I was as chief appeals to Adkins, who tricting imiject decreasing the size iildis going to test for lieutenant," Amoroso said. Adkins doesn't shoot from the hip. Th, i.st Walt tl/ Wt. the city's needs are tricts patrolled by officers are among his "At first I didn't want to, but he continued pro- is waiting what At least that is how political science challenges. Adkins will continue working to ask nit' until I finally did and here 1 am." thy San and if he can meet them fessor I,arry (Ierston Adkins said. with the ITniversity Police Department in Adkins said he is never out of contact chosen to "The probability is good," Jose State University graduate Adkins attended S.ISIT from 1970 to Project ('rackdown, a neighborhood revital with t he department. He is on call 24 hours the San Jose Police Depart went while head 1973, and returned in 1978 to complete. a izat ion program SPVI'll days a week. retiring chief the city se.arches to replace master's degree. "We work hand in hand with thy I '1'1) After Cobarruviaz retires on March 21, I Ant OtharnIVII17. walking on to thy and have a piisit ivy working relationship Adkins plans to continue balancing his new incredibly "I distinctly remember "I remember Walt as an campus and seeing a long line of stu- with them," said Adkins. "'loth depart workload by visiting his favorite place of Gerst on said "Our thi night ful person," registering wearing tie-dye. It was a ments have expertise in different in 'as solitude and dents class covered very controversial issue's, of the counterculture of that Adkins will also inherit the. responsibili "Whenever I have a heavy workload, to measure every word and great example Walt seemed said. "It was Hippiedom." ty of training three new deputy chiefs perfermance appraisals or a lot of reading, time," Adkins weigh the issue." search for a new chief, expected to recently promoted One is 5.1S1' alumna you can always find 53, is the first African -American The me on the fifth floor of Adkins, take about six months, hasn't decreased Adonna Amoroso, who credits Adkins' Clark Library." Adkins said. "SIM! is an in the department's top post. lfcho- to serve Adkins' workload. Implementing both a encouragement for bringing her to where inusirtant part of my life." Walt Adkins WNW,

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I s -r CA N'1- SEEAA American media 1-0 KICK THE HAf3i1 ! Trains and cars coverage ignores don't mix; make serious journalism tracks for safety am so tired of the seems like a simple American media's Itconcept. When the red 1obsession with scan- lights flash, the bells dals. ring and the gates lower, Nowadays I have a motorists and pedestri- hard time distinguishing ans are supposed to stop, between a newspaper look, listen and wait for and a tabloid magazine. the train to clear the Whatever happened crossing. to objective reporting of Yet it seems some people suffer from terminal factual, newsworthy _ 14' events? impatience, a lack of hc in Vl . lie, tcniAn I always wanted to be understanding, or both. n 's o. a journalist, but if that They'll drive around I te1/4717icTIVE!' r I/ 11 11 means I have to specu- crossing gates. They'll SPiJni s late and indulge in the dash across the tracks at unpleasant details of President Clinton's sex I the last second. They'll life, I'd probably be happier working at use railroad tracks as hiking paths. MzDonald's. And, frequently, they won't live to tell others Don't get me wrong. Of course I think the to avoid mucking the same mistakes. media should let us know if the president has In 1996, 4,257 grade crossing crashes a hard time keeping his pants on, or, more claimed 488 lives and injured 1,610 people, importantly, if he lies about it. according to Operation Lifesaver, a nationwide The problem I have with the media is when Spice Girls and Satan: a winning combo public-education eflOrt aimed at reducing they find a potential scandal and turn it into those numbers. Another 471 people were the world event of the century. We don't need killed while trespassing on railroad property. an offer I couldn't refuse from nnly I could see those breasts on that another O.J. experience. Tgot According to the Federal Railroad Give us the significant facts about the Satan the other week. She said that giant screen, my soul would gladly burn Administration, over half of all accidents occur scandal of the day and then move on to more if I could set aside my sanity and in hell tier eternity. at crossings equipped with lights, bells and/or important news. pump up my testosterone for a mere, 90 It didn't happen. gates to warn motorists and pedestrians of an Leave the gossip and the speculations to minutes, I would be treated to five sets Except for some raisin smuggling approaching train, and 70 percent of crashes the public, please! of magnificent breasts and innumerable. action in some of the colder scene's, you involve trains traveling 40 mph or less. I had a chance to go to Sweden over the costume changes. couldn't tear those women away from Many people think trains can stop on a Christmas break, and it was interesting to see Of course, I happily agreed. their bras. dime. In reality, a train, which can weigh up to how differently the media worked there. So three days later, as I'm sitting in a There was dialogue, there was a hint 10,000 tons, can take up to a mile and a half The main focus of the Swedish media in cramped movie theater about to take in of a plot and there waste pregnant tel stop, even when emergency braking. This is January was the violent political conflicts in the Spice Girls movie, "Spice World," I woman. why trains have the right-of-way at crossings. Algeria, where hundreds of innocent people simultaneously realized why you There was no sex, no violence, no Once the engineer puts the brakes into have been massacred since December. shouldn't make. deals with the devil and excessive drug use and no nudity. emergency, all he can do is pray for the best I asked a few of my fellow journalism stu- why the Spice Girls are so popular. There were, cameo appearances by and gird for a collision. dents at SJSU if they knew anything about The reasons were sitting all around He per "007" Moore and Elton John but "In a word, [you're] helpless," said Caltrain this but nobody had a clue. me. Little 10-year-old girls and 17 -year- no cameo appearances by any Spice engineer Bob Castiglione. "There's nothing you A current issue in the European media is old guys as far as the eye could see. Girl breasts. can do. I don't want to see anybody get killed the explosion of a Russian nuclear submarine Their anticipation and excitement were com- It was terrible,. out here." off the north coast of Scandinavia, and the pletely explainable with my new insight. An hour and a half later, as the theater lights Fatal collisions can also leave their mark on possible repercussions of that incident, such The little girls needed new posters for their turned back on and I trudged (Jut the double. doors, the engineer's psyche. as nuclear contamination. walls as the result of the tragic disappearance of' quietly slipping the pocket kin Ii' that I was going Motorists and pedestrians can save them- I understand Americans might not be the New Kids on the Block sometime in the. early to slit my wrists with back into my jacket. I felt selves, their families and friends and the. loco- interested in what's happening in Algeria and 90s. cheated. motive engineers a lot of pain and when you grief by other countries, but surely it must be more They needed someone to emulate, someone they yuur soul, you're, supposed to get adhering to the following safety tips: important to know what's really going on in could help make rich as they snap up even more something good in return. When the gates are down, stop and wait the world (and in the United States) than who CD's and live concert videos. Is inflat lull So had that the only thing you can for them to rise.. Monica Lewinsky slept with in high school. As a bonus, unlike the New Kids, the Spice Girls get for your immortal soul is a movie that was Don't drive onto a crossing unless you are So who is it that obsesses over scandals, the are women this is a debatable point I know. but rushed through prod UCtion in order to capitalize sure you can make it across without stopping American media or the public? bear with met so they can dress like them and get on some lading popularity'' on the tracks. Though I constantly hear people complain really creative with those hair barrettes. My only consolation is that while, my ass is Expect a train on any track in any direc- that the media blow certain incidents (a la For the guys, well, they get an eyeful of boobs. roasting in the' her inferno, the Spice Girls will tion at any time.. Clinton, Sprewell and 0.J.) out of proportion, Think about it, the Spice Girls represent virtu- inevitably shim up When crossing multiple tracks, don't dart it appears to be what the public wants. I find ally every possible type of woman. And maybe, jii,t maybe, all that fire. and brim- out just as the train clears the crossing. There stone Ca llSt. this very disappointing. There's the athletic one, the voluptuous one',... will their bra straps to combust and... might be another train on another track that In the eyes of the rest of the world, the uh, the other one, the other one and the blonde you can't see. stereotypical American isn't too bright. The one. If your vehicle stalls on a crossing, get out way the media cover news in this country, we They dance, they bounce, they sing and they and get away from the car. all look stupid. never wear the same outfit twice, so boredom will Andrew' Hussey is the Spartan Dolly never set in. Entertarnment Lifrstyle Editor Kevin W. lieeteman is a Asa Bexell is a Spartan And, as I sat in the theater, I thought that if Daily staff writer His column appears every Mondov Spartan Daily senior staff writer DeAlba brings welcome change to A.S. Opinion page policies applaud the Associated that our st talent government is not gell ing Students for finally hiring an away with what it pleases. Readers are. encouraged to express themselves on the, Opinion W.executive director. For the first EDITORIAL The past of A S is suspect at best with page, with a Letter be the. Editor time in five years, the our San Jose State elected lifficials doing what they A Letter tee the Editor is a 200-word response to an issue or University student government will have pleased withnut having someone making point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. a system of checks and balances in place. Last year a nationwide search nar- sure they were, doing what they were rowed the selection down to Lori Woodruff. Submissions become the, property of the Spartan Daily and may After i national search, Alfonso elected to do: sem, the. &1St; community. be edited for clarity, grammar, libel and length. Submissions DeAlba, the former interim executive She was offered the job, but had it -vith- DeAlba will will bring honesty and drawn at the last minute due to what was must contain the author's name, address, phone number, director, was named to the post on a full- integrity to it position that hasn't had signature and major. time basis. deemed a lack of disclosure about rela- much of it lately. Submissions may be put in the Letters tee the Editor box at the DeAlba, who has tions to certain board members. served the A.S. since W:th the' A.S. slated to begin construc- Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bentel Hall Room 209, sent 1993, was selected DeAlba was named interim director at by fax from a field of five can- tion on its childcare facility soon, proper to 14081 924-3237, e-mail at SDAILY@)mc.sjsu.edu or didates. that time. If he was good enough for the mailed to fiscal management and above-the-leiard the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, School ofJournalism and Mass While we do not question his hiring, we job at that oint, why did the A.S. feel it dealings is what SJSIJ needs. DuAlha can needed to conduct another search? Communications, San Jose State University, One Washington do have to wonder about the spending of help the A.S. provide t hat. Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149. student money to conduct the second DeAlba says he wants to let students Students may' never know or care, what know what the A.S. is and why they have Editorials are written by, and are the consensus of, the national candidate search in less than a their student government dews, but at Spartan Daily editors, not the staff. year. to pay a $53.50 fee per semester. Good. It least with DeAlba as executive director, it. Published opinions and advertisements do not necessarily We understand about the seriousness of is high time somebody cared enough about will not fall into the hands of Esseple, who AS. and the SJSU students to make sure reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the School of Journalism finding the right person to help SJSU will abuse their power. and Mass Communications or SJSU. move forward into the 21st century, but if they are being properly represented. DeAlba was the board's choice last year, After the Jerry Simmons, Mike would it not have been better to use that Yaghmai and Adrian Rodriguez furniture- Editorials an' the consensus of the money for other student-related matters? buying debacle, it's important to know Spartan Maly editorial hoard. Spartan Daily ME ROLLING STONES One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 (408) 924-3280 E-mail: [email protected]

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Dear Editor, that he still uses "the names." I In the Jan. 28 issue of the would also like to add that Mira Jan. 25 Spartan Daily I read a review of Sorvino (Tarantino's girlfriend) A resident of Washburn Hall encin umbness in his body due to inges- the film "Jackie Brown," by also appeared in "Jackie Brown" tion of alcohol and was trans ical - -ncy. Aaron Williams. I found this (the court room). It is the little review completely lacking of times better than Travolta and things that make Tarantino Jan. 26 In it Mr. Jackson. These two characters who he is, not the Hollywood any artistic knowledge. were to *Vehicle towed fro excess of 20 minutes Williams stated that Quentin (DeNiro and Jackson) "one liners." show no emotion, pain or feel- On a final note, I would like Tarantino "falls short of keeping Jan. 27 brilliant first ings of loss. Also Pam Grier was to add that Mr. Williams must with the director's excited that 'Report taken o two movies." I disagree. I found fantastic, I am still have not seen "Reservoir Dogs," for this role. that "Jackie Brown" was she was cast in a while. For he stated that "In Putting her character as the 'Dogs' you didn't know if the rat Jan. 29 Tarantino's best work to date. in T lead made the movie even bet- in the movie was Michael *Vandalism He took a great book and made Burglary in th a brilliant movie. Now, just ter. Madsen, Steve Buschemi or Also, the familiar genre Michael Penn until all the cards Report of vehicl because he doesn't kill every Report of money helped the greatness of this had been revealed at the end of character (such as in "Reservoir Four bicycles sto Clark Library, Dogs") or have as many great film. It is the little things that the movie." Well guess what he is. Washington Square Ha one liners (such as "Pulp make Tarantino who genius? I knew it was Tim Roth not mean that it Little things like Pam Grier. In in the middle of the movie. I Fiction") does Orange) was lacking the "Tarantino "Dogs," Tim Roth (Mr. suggest that the next time Mr. Jan. 30 stated her name twice and now Williams writes an article on a Man charged with tres Touch." Also in for non-ii The movie succeeded his pre- she is the lead character. film, he does it on something 'Report taken "Pulp," Tarantino vious films for many reasons. "Dogs" and like "Kindergarten Cop" or has utilized split screen use to a "Look Who's Talking," just Jan. 15 reasons such as camera angles ublic officials and witness- his science (meaning a character something that he can under- Man arrested at Spart and style. Tarantino has staff it is not just far away and close up are both stand. es and assault on Booksto own style, and elev sr malfu 12 minutes Brown" all of in focus). Mr. Williams also com- Health Building blood. In "Jackie Faculty 0 ices, Room actors adapted better to ments on how Tarantino did not Dante Street Theft from the this film, and Hall victim taken to Val mergency psychiatric evalu- each other than in previous make a cameo in radio-TV-film major Moulder films. The characters played by how he was glad. Well I was ation and released at Enginee ession of drug paraphernalia DeNiro and Jackson were ten upset, but I was ecstatic to see Man cited and destruction of evidence Man arrested at Engineering Buildi and boo county jail for possession of controlled substance, drug paraphernalia and being the influence

Feb. 1 Sparta Guide 'Intoxicated juvenile reported at Hoover Hall an San Jose Hospital Today Center across from the SJSU Alpha Kappa Delta Phi Theatre. For more information, Ballroom Dance Club Info Nile II -- Come meet the call Ginny at (408) 938-1610. Come to the first club meeting sisters of the largest Asian- of the semester in SPX 89 from 8- American sorority in the nation at Delta Sigma Pi 10 p.m. For more information, call 8 p.m. in the Student Union's Meet the chapter at 6:30 in the Carmen Solorzano at (408) 924- Guadalupe Room. At 9 p.m. join Student Union's Almaden Room. SPIN, or Arlene Dondoyano at the fun with pizza and pool with For more information, call David (408) 924-5017. liambda l'hi Epsilon in the Boeker at (408) 995-5596. Student Union's Billiard Room. Child Development Club For more information, call Angela Gamma Zeta Alpha All CD majors and minors are at '408; 932-0933. Meet the brothers at the infor- welcome to attend the first meet- mation table in front of the ing at 3:30 p.m. in Central Student Union from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Classroom Building Room 118. T- Catholic Campus Ministry stamps honoring major histori- An unidentified Bruce Willis Daily mass is held from 12:05 - or call Abelin Anaya at (408) 297- shirts and sweatshirts will be on 1796. sale, too. For more information, Of all the gall cal figures, places, events and impersonator crashed the mass 12:35 p.m. at the John XXIII trends from each decade of the casting call Saturday and fooled Center across from the &1St I call Kelly at (408) 924-3728. NEW YORK (AP) - Larry Library Donations & Sales 20th century. most people into thinking he Theatre. For more information, Hagman has a jewel of a gall- "Chaplin, with D.W. Griffith, was the real thing, signing auto- call Ginny at (408) 938-1610. Unit Episcopal Canterbury Visit the ongoing book sale evry Community stone. Douglas Fairbanks and Mary graphs, posing for photos and Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 Attend the forum "What does it After having several gall- Pickford, established United giving an "exclusive" interview Chicano Commencement stones removed during his liver Artists Studio, which helped to a TV reporter from Boise who Attend the weekly meeting at 7 a.m. to 3 p m. at Wahlquist mean to 'live into our haptismr transplant in 1995, Hagman make Los Angeles the film capi- bought the act, at least for a p.m at the Chicano Resource Library, Room 408 and Clark with Linda Taylor from 5:30 - 7 Wahlquist Library Room Library lobby Donations are wel- p.m in the Student Union's sent them to artist Barton tal of the world," said city while. Center in Postmaster Al He 309. Deadline for applications and come. For more information, call Pacheco Room. Enjoy a free dinner Benes who made one into a Iniguez. wasn't exposed until the is Feb. 2:3. For more infor- the Acquisitions Department at and a lively discussion. For more ring. real actor's brother, David money Willis, mation, call Pedro at (408) 274- (408) 924-2750. information, call Anna at (408) "He has a great sense of showed up and ordered 8000 or Xochilt at (408) 295-4318. 293-2401. humor," Benes says in the Feb. King X -filed the impersonator escorted out. Fellowship 7-13 TV Guide. Bruce Willis was actually Nurses Christian NEW YORK (AP) - Dear Law Come to a Bible discussion Re-Entry Advisory Program The artist who collects inane spending the afternoon in near- Chi Pi Sigma (Co-ed celebrity objects also has a sur- Mr. King, thank you for your by Enforcement) about caring for the depressed at 2 Enjoy a brown bag lunch and Hailey, rehearsing with his gical staple from Hagman's interest in "The band for a gig at a interested in pledging p.m. in the Student Union's "Awareness on Campus," present- X-Files." You local night- Anyone transplant ant the keys to his club. the rush table on the Montalvo Room. For more infor- ed by Steve Vandergraaf from 12 - may be the dean of horror fic- can visit dressing room from "Dallas." More than 2,700 Hollywood of MacQuarrie Hall from mation, call Diane Stegmeir at 1:30 p.m. in the Student Union's tion, but we regret that we can- fifth floor Benes also has a throat hopefuls showed up at the cast- week. For more (408) 279-6385. Pacheco Room. For more informa- not use your script at this time. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. this lozenge that President Clinton ing call, vying for one Pete Wanger at tion, call Susan (lair at (408) 924- of 700 information, call threw out in an ashtray before a Good luck with it elsewhere. extra roles in the film adapta- (408) 288-5761. SJSU Budo Taijutsu Club 5950 television interview, a pencil The rejection didn't quite tion of Kurt Vonnegut's 1973 Join UM for martial arts train- happen that way, but Stephen ing every Tuesday from 4 .5 p.m. Sikh Student's Association chewed by Gerald() Rivera and a novel, which will be filmed Nurses Christian Fellowship lock of Mary Martin's hair King did work up a script for an exclusively in Twin Falls. Come to a Bible discussion in Uchida Hall Room 202. For Come and discuss NI/1311 and episode of the creepy Fox televi- One shoo-in was 78-year-old about caring for the depressed at more information, call (408) 297- the Valentine's Ball at 12:30 p.m sion show that was first sent 7646. in the Student Union's Guadalupe Carl Butler, who brought along 11 a.m. in the Student Union's back by producer Chris Carter a 50-year-old wedding For num, infor- Room. For more information, call Tramp stamp portrait, Montalvo Roont for revisions, then was rewrit- a World War II accolade and a mation, call I /lane Stegmeir at SJSU Student Health Center Lakhvir Singh at (4081219-3471. LOS ANGELES (AP) - ten completely Register for the Weight three-page letter, inked by (408) 279-6385. Charlie Chaplin's "Little "Chris is a real gentleman, hand. Management Program from 12 - 1 SJSU Mariachi Workshop but basically he came back to p m. in the Health Building HAMM Learn to play and sing tadition- Tramp" has his very own 'Icon get a horse if I need to," Re-Entry Advisory Program me and said 'This isn't what we it stated. the 1;eer support group 208. For more information call al mariachi music while you earn postage stamp. Join wanted,- King says in the Feb Casting agent from 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. in Nancy Black at (408) 924-6118. one credit. Non -students welcome. A 32-cent stamp immortaliz- Maxanne 7-13 TV Guide. ('rotts knows a cinematic jewel Administration 201 Counseling Register in the Music Building ing the silent film legend's best- The rewritten episode is when she SUPS one. "Believe me, Center For more information, call Student Health Advisory lobby at 6:30 p.m. and classes are known character was unveiled scheduled for broadcast Feb. 8 Lynne Donnelly at (408) 924-5950. Committee held from 7 - 9:30 p.m.. For more Saturday at the Los Angeles he'll be in there somehow," she King admits he liked his ver- said. Attend the meeting at 11 a.m. information, call 1408) 924-4675 or County Museum of Art. sion better, hut granted that Tuesday in the Student lInion's Pacheco 4701 Undersized and shabbily ('arter's was fine work as well. Career Center Room. For more information, call dressed, the mustachioed comic Despite the editing disagree- Attend a co-op workshop at Mark ;it (408) 924-62(12. character was created in 1914. ment, King plans to write Bye, bye Beverly The tramp's flimsy bamboo 1:30 p.m. in the Student lInion's another script for "The X-Files" NEW YORK AP) -"Beverly Almaden Room. For more informs- Wednesday cane and signature tottering Sparta Guide is prouided free this year. Hills, 90210" star TifTani-Amber tion, call Career Resource Center Asian American Christian of elm rge to students, faculty and penguin walk helped make at (408) 924-6034. Fellowship staff The deadline for entries is Chaplin an early cinematic Thiessen is moving to a new ZIP Attend our weekly meeting at noon, three days before desired icon. Willis' VVheaties code. Ministry 7:30 p.m, in the Student Union's "The museum is proud to Thiessen, who plays Valerie Catholic Campus publication date. 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In front of 12,396 fans, the San Jose Lasers defeated the Atlanta Glory 85-76 Friday night. The crowd was the largest in Lasers history and the fourth largest in the history of the American Basketball League. "I love when we get a crowd like this," said Lasers star-guard Jennifer Azzi. "I think more and more people respect the! way we play." Azzi scored a game-high 23 points and Charlotte! Smith con- tributed 22 points in San Jose's win. However, the! Lasers were far from convincing in a game where sloppy play dominated. The teams combined for 28 turnovers in the. first half alone. Atlanta appeared to be the stronger team in the. first half, leading at one! point 21-14 after a nice play by Saudia Roundtree. The Lasers worked their way back to a 39-39 tie with Atlanta by halftime. LIs is Mill 'v.trt,iti tilt "We weren't happy at half," Tracy Kautz competes in the beam portion of Saturday's gym- said Lasers head coach Angela about her nastic tournament. SJSU placed second in the overall. Beck, complaining team's defUnse Early in the. third quarter, the! Lasers stepped up the. pace with Spartan gymnastics split; guard Kedra Holland-Corn tries to gain control of the ball from Cathy Boswell of the a 15-0 run, set off by a Nedra San Jose Lasers HeAland-Corn steal and Iiiyup. Atlanta Glory during Friday night's game. San Jose went on to win the game 85-76. end with one win, one loss Smith eend Cleirisse career-low. Ka1rIti:i McClain and the. score was unavailable eit Machanguana scored a com- "This wasn't a Teresa lioundt rue. Os 're' instead the. hest .*, time Sari Jose plays their Mned nine points in the. spurt. SeISU's Hawley Alinstedt Edwards game.." said Atlanta players lta ai,ry ;Ind scored next home game at the Event then on the game SJSU squeaks by won the vault competition with From assistant coach Connie Guinn. a condoned :3:3 points Center against (he. 'Philadelphia belonged to the. Lasers. a 9.6 and finished seventh in who does most of the coaching Atlanta is reu!;41ing tn quali Rage till Wednesday at 7 0)11: in Machanguana had an excellent Seattle-Pacific, the overall competo pin with a during game's while! Edwards fy for I he- Ali!, playoffs. After February is \Venue!) and Girls fourth quarter and scored a (6.175. Almstedt's first place coaches during practice, "T Frithey's game. the. Glory is four ri Sports Month. The' Lasers are game! total of 19 points, along falls to Boise State finish in the vault prevented a t Edwards i is mentally drained. ganies to fund San Jose! with dedicated to mentoring the next with a career-high of 12 Nicholas. Boer sweep of the four events by Other players don't understand eight games to go. generatimi of women. and they By rebounds. start Writ, Boise. Seattle-Pacific's Deni going through. T is T1H I.Jsers unIv kiSt to finish have rnade. t heir \Vedneselay the Glory's player- what she, is Boswell had the best overall Though and semi ef the ahead it Atlanta or the CI ileerado game Women's Night coach Edwards was able really the. heart score with a 38.275. loana Teresa were t Mies tonight Xple esion to make the playoffs. San Jose State University's her 500th career rebound, game.. There ()jog, who missed last season to get have taken over Lasers played the. women's gymmistics team fin- she! only scored five. points, a when she could Th,, because if a knee injury. con the. game, but didn't." heirtland Power on Sunday, but ished with a strong floor rou- tinned to improve on the paral- tine Saturday night to edge out lel bars. She set a personal sea- Seatth-Pacific tin- second place son -high mark of 9 425, inch- (0 ,3 1 r St in a t hree-way contest won by ing towards her career high of In the box tt irkk'M IF AM ,8 Boise St it The Spartans, who MY WO, Graduating? 9.725. A/149T sect ind place all night, ferIF t held The second place finish gave Spartans 62, Hawai'i 68 lilt NG ,`.! the fourth and final SJSU both a win and a loss in FG FT RE6 rotation ahead of Seattle by \ Saturday's double-dual gym- SJSU Min U.S MA 01 A PF TP Looking fr,i a Challenge? only 275 of a point. nastics meet, keeping their Ouinney 40 9'l8 5 5 (1.1 3 4 23 was MTV(' "It wracking. I record (2-2) at .500. After te dis- Kennett 18 23 r) 0 1 3 0 0 4 Interested in Red Hot Technology? was more tense than usual," mc5trough 40 5.11 0.0 12 1 3 10 appointing meet last week wimr. head coach Jackie Walker said. which saw a number of falls on Williams 39 5.14 5.7 2-4 7 3 15 -11 .at t le was on the beams the floor, Coach Walker was Trawick 39 2-6 0-0 2 12 0 4 4 scoring event Murray 33 3.4 0.0 0-1 O 2 2 typically a lower pleased with Saturday's per- ii than the floor exercise.. "But Mertens Oo 0-0 00 1.2 O 0 0 Be in good Company. formance Totals 200 25-56 15-30 9-31 11 16 62 tonight," Walker said, "the "Wu didn't do well in kliv+Frr hAttrwr beam judges were judging Fullerton," she said. "This was Api higher" progress." FG FT 8E6 Hawaii Min PA-A PA-A 0-1 A PF TP _ The. Spartans were! up to the Byrd was happy to be back Avant! Corporation corcliall invites task Annie Snellgrove and playing in the Spartan Gym. Galloway 16 0-1 1-4 24 0 3 1 Krueger 33 3.6 12 'i 4 2 1 9 San Jose State Students and ( iraduates to our Tanika Byrd put in personal "Home advantage is definitely bests end finished second and Smith 37 5-15 0-0 1 1 5 0 12 49e Sub! it," she said. "It made it." Carter 36 9-16 ri 4 5 7 123 third in that event to help fin- Attendees were treated to Ambroztch 34 2-8 5.7 4 13 0 2 9 filly !icy 6 ,ncl, II nod ri ish the night on an up note. 72 routines in two hours, along Hook 4 0.1 0 n 1 2 0 iiiiiriorrn drink, got ri orril College Night Asked how she felt about with a dessert of fortune cook, Robinson 29 7.13 0-1) 233 2 2 14 with of ',too/ rir their performance on the floor, it's tossed into the stands by Cartwright 10 0.3 00 0 1 2 3 0 soli, tea 40C Open I louse II -captain Byrd was all smiles. Zwanovic 1 0.0 0-0 00 it 0 0 the Spartan gymnasts after Totals 200 2643 12-19 11-36 19 14 66 "Excellent, excellent, excel- the. meet. Wednesday lent. excellent," she. said. "It F-1 With men's gymnastics can- SJSU 28 34-62 February 4, 1998 rocked." celed last season, the high spir- Howe' 29 39-66 Winning head coach Yvonne 475E. San Carlos Street it was good to see. Coach FG91, SJSU 446, Hawaii 413 F1'% Avant! Campus co8 or 10.14081288.5676 "Sam" Sandmire, who guided said there is no danger SJSU 769, Hawaii 632 Three-point goals Walker Offm not good on piontotionol itornt Boise to 14th in the country of the! women's team being SJSU 2-9. Hawaii 4-10 Blocked shots 46871 I3ayside Parkway last year, was impressed by the eliminated by the University, SJSU 3. Hawaii 0 Turnovers SJSU 11, off., not good on cold cut combo and promotional Spartan's performance. "They Hawaii 10 Steals SJSU 3. Hawaii 4 A or tole ihms. DoubSe meal and port, Fremont but others feel that isn't 10.254 trim not included. were awesome on the floor," enough. aspire. 1-9-96 3:00-8:00 PM she said. "They got the crowd Peter Davis, an SJSU gym- going." nastics coach in 1995, said But the night belonged to there needs to be better promo- Boise, which finished nearly tion of the sport. 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eweacimmew_erertmememcwwmmeeriewrammeutimmeramma.achwm....WeIMMAmmeremmmemammeeamMememeMedimakreemuaradwemar Monday, Feb 2, 1998 SPORTS I'. oe Bulldogs take SJSU under Sharks fans do 'grip member diving team's perfiir- Fresno State mance. "Both of our divers have leaves Spartans been sick all week. It looks like grin' with heroes it may have affected their per- and formance," he said. gasping for air Leila Aldridge led the By Suzanne Ferrante Spartans into third place in the Staff Writer By Cindy Scarberry Staff Writer 1 -meter and 3 -meter diving compet it ion. Die-hard San Jose Sharks Josh Curtiss, Fresno's diving fans waited in the rain at the Fresno drowned the Spartans coach, thought the day was per- San Jose Arena to meet their 230-66 with 12 first place spots fect. favorite players on Sunday. in what was SeISITs last regular "I think we lucked out with Young and old came armed meet of the season. Elmn this sunny weather," he said. with cameras, game jerseys, Carlsson, Spartan and recent Eric Steidinger, &SU assis- trading cards, hockey pucks Western Athletic Conference tant coach, praised his team and hockey sticks to be auto- Player of the Week, won the 500- despite Fresno's domination. graphed. yard freestyle in the Spartans' "The girls are doing a tremen- The Sharks were hosting dual meet against Fresno State dous job," he said. the 1998 Adobe Systems on Saturday. The Spartans performed Sharks Fest in appreciation of "Fresno is a very string team. well overall this season and their fans and to benefit The I want to lie as Cifi Ttivp as possi- will compete in the WAC cham- Sharks Foundation. ble," Carlsso said just hufore she pionship in Federal Way, Two sessions were held for swam her way Washington on Sharks followers to attend to second place Feb. 26. One thousand people donated Chris Riley/ Spartan Daily. 66 $40 to attend the VIP session in the 1650- The champi- Steve Clark attempts to get an autograph from San Jose Shark' yard freestyle held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. "Fresno is current- onship event the Shark Fest Sunday at the San Jose race against the will be the last Another 2,000 were admitted Andrei Nazarov during Bulldogs. ly stronger, but college swim- to the general session from Arena. Lou Tully, fling competi- 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. we are focusing The Arena was a mass of the players' dressing areas. In Ragnarsson to compete in interim coach tion for order to enter the corridor to Nagano at the 1998 Winter since fiirmer on how our swim- Spartans Amy smiling fans clad in teal and white. Fans were waiting for the locker room, the attendees Olympics. coach RoseAnn mers compete." Fletcher and had to walk through a giant Sharks fans start at a young Benson Katie Kascht. autographs, taking pictures and playing carnival games. shark mouth. age. Monica Garcia of Gilroy resigned in The seniors, Some young kids were chas- brought her son to see the December when Lou Tully who also cap- The Masterton and Conn Smythe Trophies were on dis- ing a player with pens as he Sharks when he was two her hither interim swim Coach tain the play and there was a silent auc- was on his way to the elevator months old. passed iewity. Spartans water leaving the locker room. "My one-year-old son yells: said, "Fresno is Pill team, tion for unique Sharks-signed memorabilia. "Who's that?" someone 'Yeah!' or 'Score' when the curr ntly received flowers said. She lit hin Pr Spartim Daih An adoring fan of right wing asked, as a woman answered, Sharks score," Garcia stronger, but we 99 and best wishes "That's Nowen Olan, I mean said that while pregnant with are Moising on during a break Lelia Aldridge performs in the Andrei Nazarov brought her personalized license plate say- Owen Nolan." her son, she would put head- how our swimmers compete." between races. 3-meter springboard in a meet Season-ticket holder, Sandy phones with Sharks games Carlsson placed second in the 5.151-s Michelle Conan was ing, "NAZAROV" for her against Fresno State Saturday. favorite player to sign. Goularta of San Jose came out, playing on her abdomen. breaststroke while treated for a nUnor injury when "just to mingle with everybody." Hockey fans were able to Spartan. Gretchen Cook took I small piece of' concrete was This was the last meet at home "Last year I went to all of for SJSU. the games. This year I've been She's been a fan for four years meet their heroes and local second in thy 200-yard butterfly rrnuivid from the ball of her and thinks they should hold non-profit organizations bene- and the .100 IM. Anna it Conien's mother who comes to ten," said Annette Cabrera of and train with weights three San Jose. She said when she's charity events more often. fited from the Sharks Fest as liallantine won seoind for the to ;oust of the Spartans meets, "Attendance is down this well. Spartans in the 50 -yard watched from the sidelines. days a week in addition to acad- driving, people honk at her or emic studies and part-time jobs, give her a thumbs up when year. Usually we hold the event The Sharks' goal is to raise froistyle event. fun to watch the. girls," in mid-March, but we had to do $150,000 from the event. 'Dm Spartans placed third in she said as her daughter gave "We are in the pool a lot," said they see her license plate. Carlsson, who will complete her Another attraction of the it earlier because of the players Groups such as the Boys and the yard backstroke and the or a quick kiss. going to the Olympics," said Girls Clubs, Special Olympics 200-yard backstroke.. The Spartans have been business and accounting studies function was a free locker room at SJSU next year and plans to tour. Fans were able to view Eric Sta ni on , Director of Easter Seals and YWCA are SiJSU took another second piing to Conan's home for din- Community Development. possible beneficiaries. place in the f400 yard free relay. ner every Monday night after return to Sweden to visit her and take pictures of rooms ded- family. icated to skate repair, laundry The Sharks will be sending Bill Boos. Spartans diving practice The aquatic members center Marco Sturm and coach, speculated about the two- swim over :to miles per week and hockey stick storage along with weight-lifting rooms and defenseman Marcus

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He suggested ttiit -ttlilittitt- whit are trying make students think twice Brian y,/1.1 Will aet'.1111pliSli your g, it!) ,P, die class for the first about taking a W.'" just certain circumstances that students contact their /nay walit i ten t \\ ill have priority over Thinking twice about tak- that you can't help." student senators and voice hull'Z11'e geinglitg.et ti' ' .\ It o ing a "W" was one of the main The administration did their opinions. .j- iii Iii , have already flit ripositill approach w,,,,I.1 rilu. cla,s.- Associate ideas behind the decision. voice some concern for stu- plan an eye', ,cliedo!,, so, i, i 11. and tiaturd,o,,,! .,r .1 can iro ! 11..11',I \ I! .1. it Groundhog Day success to shadow holiday sales \ I ii iii Step cl:;- three ; I la,fore work ! By Susan Shaw Phil in Pennsylvania who began practic- Take Punxsutawney, where Phil's ’-;Iirt;;111u1 5 1111'sell it 11 Set realistic goals. .\l "I iii Writer ing his craft in 1886. Phil has predicted appearance is celebrated with much fan- otter'. participont, IttiAtt.m, 11111.1’1’11.11(11I’S. .\ - .! longer winters 88 times, and early springs fare that includes a nearly booming -1,ii; ; ii lii 1;;;,.1 goals. such as, vorking 'lit ,et 1 ,,k out Christmas and Valentine's 13 times over the last 112 years (11 times tourist industry. Phil's website at 1,11111% tri-1,1 t; has real-time infor- driy III 1,,t .1 Day iroundhog Day could be the next there was no record taken). Clearly Phil www.groundhog.org only is this an tairealistie hio . eat shoppir’s holiday. According to Rich doesn't buy the global warming theory. mation of Phil's prediction, in addition to I ; ;10, area it can cause overuse 'trim 0:-: .001. I of the Committee to The tradition doesn't really handicap for merchandise and information on 11. 4,111. eVelltilall.VeXerriSe burnout Fuel a ,tioner,ialtz., I iroundhog Day, the holi- cloudy days, unfortunately, so the ground- lodging. happy inedioni 'hoes,. col,, t .1 . d 1\ has make it a retail suc- hogs are frequently wrong; but the ques- San Jose State University students for business? expressed disbelief that an oversized ttient time I,, vork out and alloy, , ,; 1;;;sit i;;11 1114.11 two well-known tion is, are they good \ II. I in rodent could be capable of forecasting the yourself a day ot rest in het iii it i-ui-nat hi .tiihtivs. a rich tradition and Hosek is counting on it. Based exercise ,essions Al.,. look ti, to/zy niasclit Sherman Oaks, Hosek operates the com- weather. (groundhogs istic 111,,111. Gtontidliog Day is perfect as a pro- mittee's website at "I don't believe in that y;air,411 wiii iii u.n it' , rast riat or s Christmas," said Hosek, who www.groundhogsday.com complete with predicting weather), no way," said an 1:1"I Want tin iii -ending out Groundhog Day cards groundhog merchandise and links to international student who would identify Change for the right rua I I -,,rs ago hi 'caust. he never got around other related websites. His motto: "Now himself only as Petros. "Americans have a I .11 11 sons. Your nhi'ci-ui,i I ii Adi.pt rig his Christmas cards out on Groundhog Day's got an attitude," holiday for everything." 1111.,-1. , lifi.Styli 11111-4 prueo., ii To underscore the motto's message, Californians tend to have an under. He ii 'Ii i It1. appreciation for winter, which is why it is IS siAlletlitrig pm .111i. tor I , ell Feb. 2, Groundhog 1)ay Hoseles card and t-shirt lines feature a yourself ni it t,r other-, 11,, sytillvilizt, the beginning of' groundhog dressed 'ala Schwarzenegger doubtful the Groundhog Duty thing will changes shoold lull Ii ,I h. Aid is inter The day usually in Terminator garb with the sentiment, catch on at &NU. a higher ,I 1!. 1, - around "Flasta la winter, baby" He said their pre- "We don't need Groundhog Day in a single ritual: a very sonal heing ph ii iii Ii i,rolindliog who waddles out of a holiday sales of the merchandise have Calitiwnia look at this day," theater emotionally road. t _Jou hurr,m, Legend has it if he sees been close to $1,000. arts graduate student Michelle Jones please someone else e,li .1 di .1,- -11 ;.1;\% It rui,tns another six weeks of "Sending a GD card to someone is a said, admiring the mild temperature and cause negate,- le, 111,!. 11, . 11,1, r %%HI, im shadow sighting means cost-effective way to test the waters blue sky. "Now if I was in Chicago, I'd care 11111litl resolt ti 1 eat Is sprint! before going all out on flowers and candy." about Groundhog Day because they have itilltitS. 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Daniel Sithnoavich is the "This program represents so much," Asked how he teaches students to impro- senior faculty member III SAI1 Jose Modirzitdeh said. "but for so many years it vise, Sabanovich said that at first it is a State I 'iliversity's Improvised has been run by solely part-time people." question of technique but that the music Photos an( C / :klusic Studies Program. the only impr..vised Hum ever, there is a search on now, he said, then becomes creative and personal. music program in the t'alifornia State for a hill tont person. "This will ground the "What you're really trying tut teach is a sk IS all program that right now is not grounded. language: he said, "a harmonic, rhythmic ASS()Clai( Prtiloss,Ir. II professional per- That's very frustrating for the students language." It is a process of teaching about I) y: inner and ;i recording engineer Ile records because they don't get what they deserve." a culture, not just music. Even after study- Iii a studio built behind his Cilen The Latin Jazz Ensemble performed in ing Afro-Brazilian music for 20 years, and home. where he also gives private les-ons late November to a nearly full house in the spending time with musicians in Brazil, he Peter Maiden -I feel rially f(irtimate that Nlusic Depart ment's Concert Hall. They siz- said "sometimes I still feel like a beginner" exactly what I \yam to 11(1 and gilt HIVItiI zled. phiying Sabanovich's arrangement of "His professional reputation is for it." lie Said. jazz standards to an Afro-Cuban beat. They unmatched," Modirzadell said of -has 010 IlluSt hitticsl played tunes such its Miles Davis' "All Sabanovich. "As a performer he is one of the rulaitat ion in the department for serving the Blues.- Freddie Ilubbard's "Sky Dive" and most respected in the area.- He has record- 'oititototifv. I lift Nlodirzadeli. ihe John Coltrane's "Moment's Notice." ed three CDs with Steve Czariewki on the most recently MINN ordinator id the Improvised \Lisle Student saxophonist Dan Heflin, who Piano jVlan Productions label, Quinti4 phiys Program. said Saliiinovich. ot Yugoslavian graduated in improvised music, soloed with "The Soul -Jazz Quintet.", , The di 'scent. gre up in chicago and competence :Ind style on "Moment's Notice," in the Ilroove style of iiaro-nop Jazz, a t fa- vL as inspired III 1101 Schinil (4) bi.c.)111( a a performance Sakinovich said was a spe- claim born in the early 1960s. It features drummer when lie savu the movie -The Gene cial accomplishment. Czarnecki on Hammond organ accompanied and Krupa St i try- with Sal \I iii' Ii 1111111(.(11 - "I've seen Dan grow tremendously over by Sabanovich's skillful, well-rounded played al Ply began taking drum lessons. the last year.- Sabanovich said. "His impro- classy effuirts on the drum set. Thu Ile received bachelor's and master's visational skills have refined . . . I felt it at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz degrees in IMISR. front San It State. and would be good for me to present a challenge during the New Year's Eve First Night cele- lie studied cianposition and arranging :it the for him, which was to improvise on the com- bration, and they haul the audience nodding prestigious lierklee College of Music in plex chord progression on this Coltrane tune their heads and tapping on their tables. Boston lie studied privately with . he did great!" Singer Nate Pruitt thrilled the crowd with many famous drummers. including Jack l)e Many improvised music alumni have his scat yodeling. Joloott,. Elvin Jones .00l Max Roach. Ile gone on to successful careers, said Sabanovich's style of drumming is m Jazz Ensemlile ;old he Afro. Sabanovich. Keyhoardist and composer unique. So is his teaching career. lirazili,iii Ensimble. student groups that Hos'. Ferente plays with the Yellow Jackets. "I feel I am a really lucky man to be able perform on campus Trumpeter Jeff Lewis pet-burins and recitrils to teach courses that I believe in,- he said. "I Ie.-, the hest thing the program has vith Conjunto Cespedes. while trombonist "All the courses I teach .. they're all relat- onimented one ol his 'Indents The Matt Finder is with the Tonight Show band. ed to what I do in life.- As for the future, he program is urnisual nationalL ..n it count of Dave Silliman, a drummer who studied wants to continue teaching "as long as I filul It- loco- iiii both iazz and world music under Sahanovich, is a sideman working in effective. I plan to keep It' thing, playing, liesides iazz, the id.rs odie: in New York City. Silliman huarned Afro- performing and writing until,- he laughed. "I blues. %Vest African. 'Javanese. Middle Cuban and Afro-Brazilian rhythms at SJSI.T. drop dead!" Eastern. North Indian and mariachi music "I io.'s pt t a lot of gigs by his knowledge oi -tilt'." Sabanovich nutted.

Professor Daniel Sabanovich spends a weekend afternoon in his Willow Glen kitchen writing the parts for a Jazz tune to be performed by the Latin Jazz Ensemble. Composing, arranging and performing are aspects of his many-faceted career

Just a little Samba ... Sabanovich leads the way for student Jeff Myers to follow in the Afro-Brazilian Percussion Ensemble class. The class is part of the Improvised Music Program, which focuses on oral traditions of music. Sabanovich makes a point in a music composition class, as Kama! Freiha listens. Students write or arrange a Brazilian tune as their final class project. He teaches African American, Central and South American music, jazz percussion, jazz arranging and jazz directing.

To drum is sublime ... Sabanovich plays with the Soul-Jazz Quintet New Year's Eve at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz. Behind him is the Quintet's vocalist, Nate Pruitt. The band plays local gigs on a regular basis.

Sabanovich in his home recording studio. Here he record- ed last year's CD "The Soul -Jazz Quintet," on Piano Man Productions, on which he plays traps

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