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has vice two itial iuc- SPARTAN DAILY itt- rfax WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM ion FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2004 ty. VOLUME 123, NUMBER 2 the red ime rist Raising the past ... iave Library given top award wo on. will 'hat SJSU collaboration with city garners national acclaim ion rula By Elizabeth Nguyen over," Breivik said. "I didn't realize at the former Clark Library, Breivik were checked out by the public." the Editor we were getting a super award. We said. More people are able to take elp were the only library to get an award, "More people are using the library advantage of the university library's lish After only a year since its opening, so when they started talking about a for both the scholarly side of life and resources, Breivik said. "The things ard the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint library my heart was beating so the leisurely side of life," she said. we do have are just being used a lot Library has been recognized for its fast, I thought Because more," she said. "We have a far better collaboration as an academic and I was going to of the joint library for our students and for the les public library with the prestigious have a heart ... my heart was venture of the community than if either (university "2004 Library of the Year Award," attack." King Library, or public libraries) were to do it on given by Thompson Gale/Library The libra ry materials our own." ;us Journal. received beating so fast, I that weren't Nlany students And faculty are 25 The award, similar to an "Oscar" the award checked out able to check out best-selling books, to in the library world, was given to both because the thought I was going to before are now DVDs and video tapes without having San Jose Public Library and the San collaboration in circulation, to go to a separate public library. For Jose State University Library, between the attack." Breivik said. Breivik said. icr Patricia Senn Breiyik, SJSU city's library have a heart "The foreign The idea of the joint library is so td, Library Dean, said she was ecstatic and university language popular that other libraries are asking that the library received the award. library has materials are how it is done, she said. ho "It is a thrilling but suitable made resources Patricia Senn Breivik, being used more "We're having a conference on fly acknowledgment of work in planning more readily by scholarly Nov. 16 for people who are thinking and developing the library," she said. available to Library Dean people." she About doing this." Breivik said. the "This is only the second time an both academic said. "When we Ned Himmel. Assistant library academic library has ever received this and public were in Clark director for the San Jose Public award." communities. (Library). no Library and the King Library, said her According to "Library Journal," the she said, one checked out master's theses. receiving the award is a great honor. for first academic library to tecthe the On the university side, students. In the first eight months of King "We're thrilled," he said. "We award was Oregon state University's faculty and administrators checking Library opening). 1.523 were checked believe that it was well deserved, too." id library in 1999. out materials have gone up nitric than out. Most were checked out by Ind "I thought (the ceremony) was all 100 percent from the previous year university people and a good amount we LIBRARY. page 8 Campus Village development progresses

By Maria villalobos A volleyball court and the faculty has a Lkoi, quiet lounging ARA and in the middle is a formal courtyard." In one year, San Jose State Students will have their own University students living in the high -peed Internet connection, Campus Village will able to gaze out said Tony Valenzuela, associate vice their bedroom windows from the 15th president of Facilities Development floor to overlook downtown and west and Operations. toward the mountains. "We're giving options and choices," They will also have the luxury of Valenzuela said. "There will be the latest technology has to offer. sophisticated video games And video "WC SAW this As an opportunity to on demand, basic cable with series have A complete living environment." of packages to upgrade. Whatever said Diana Tian, the community the students demand, we're going to relations coordinator for University provide the services." Housing Services. "We want to enrich The Village will have a convenience their lives. We're in the middle of store located on the first floor. A silicon Valley whv not;'" computer lab, laundry room, meeting 'Fran said students have A lot to and conference rooms and A Subway, look Mrward to when the Campus Valenzuela said. Village opens. to get so much Robcrt spading I liii. Staff "You will be able The Village has three buildings. stun' here you'll never have to leave Workers from Northwest Signs install a new 53-foot sign in front of One will house 191, faculty, staff and your rooni' Palmer said. the historical California Theatre on South First Street. The new sign campus guests. The other, which has The Village also has 700 parking is a replica of the original and is part of a $75 million renovation three- to Mur-bedroom apartments. spaces located in the garage under the project of the theater due to be completed on Sept. 18. will house 1,04. There is also a three buildings. Iran said. building that will house 196 freshmen Students whi, live on campus now in suites, Tran said. will have first priority to live in the "I'm really excited About it." Iran Campus Village, Iran said. t Amine Burmeister Daily Staff said about the model located in the Ona Johnson, A sophomore Diana Iran, community relations coordinator for University Housing Parking permit fees cafeteria. "I think it looks really nice." communication disorders maim, Services, and Wahid Sultani, a resident adviser in Joe West Hall, overlook The model is A replica of the said she is currently in the National the construction sites of Campus Village, scheduled to open Fall 2005. furnished, three- to tour-bedroom Student Exchange program and single -oct upaflcs apartments, would like to live in the new complex. to be exciting to have A whole new dermitely going to move A and increase in cost which will have shared living "I SAW the room and it looks really apartment with several rooms in." said Handy, who moved here dining AMA And A full kitchen with A nice," said Johnsiin. parking permits Were only $2. get to meet more people and have nice from Oakley. "You get to pick your By Amaya Wiegert dishwasher, A microwave, refrigerator New freshmen also look forward furniture." neighbors, so I'm going to get a group With the end iit this three -step and stove, Tian said. to moving into the Village in the fall Dadv .'shit/ 11) tie) of friends to move in." plan. students can finally take a breath Ed Palmer, on -site project manager of 2005. Peter Hands, All aerospace of fresh Air when it comes to fees. said he niAlOt living Iran. the relations coordinator. The line of "us teeding into the from Niles Bolton Associates, "I think I'm going to move into engineering in Joe West said "There will he no increase next likes the lands, ape. Hall, said the construction wakes him in a few weeks students and faculty Seventh Street garage goes on for especially those. Thev look pretty nice," said year," Renelle said. "What riti can't see vet is the up. but it's A small price to pay for the will be able to take virtual tours on the blocks the first tew &iv. At Manuel Isiarroquin, an engineering Park and Ride. A parking lot where San Jose State I In weisity. l'hat goes outdoor space," Palmer said. "There's major from Riverside "its going new residence halls. housing Web site. students an park their 4. AIN and Like garages here ii .trripus. for most A shuttle bus to sch.isil, is tree the first There not di iesn't seem to be en, iugh two weeks of ss hoof 'There are two parking. Park and Ride lots: one located about 6i1Ing AS expected," sand "It's eight blocks south of main CAtliptIS on ot SJS( Subway eatery replaces Union Deli in campus food court Lt. Jim Renelle. manager Seventh Street between Humboldt Services. "We're expesting standing in the line Parking St. and Alma St., and another for s'olume of cat, than is here. By Yasuyo Nagata Sandwiches are easy to eat and a larger when this first lot fills up, located on I healthy in to pizza or The garages are tilling up later (than) Alma St. lust past the Ice Center. Daily Stull Writer comparison are opening up cubei hamburgers. Cooper said. typical and Semi permits are now 8192 typical." Returning students might be The Subway construction took than while full -schoolyear permits Art 1.k added that the Seventh Street surprised m see that half of the place during the summer, but the idea $184. Other permits Indllde A tWo- particular has been opening conit.ortable Seats are gone in the to have a branded sandwich shop on garage in dal permit tiir 1152, a onc-day permit more parking spots earlier Student Union. campus has been planned sine 1997, up with tor $15 or A Park and Ride semester said Michele Gendreau, a division than usual these past two days. permit for Vb. Instead, they have been replaced director .it' Spartan Dining. "A few thousand students extra Parking permits can he used in by Subway. Representatives from Spartan makes A huge difference," Renelle the three garages Iticated around The law Subway sign hangs said. on the wall of the Student Union Dining researched other colleges' campus; the North garage AF Tenth ,,e4 ot parking permits has entrance across tt0111 the Market Cate, dining options and planned to bring The Street and San Fernando, the South brand" restaurants on campus. risen AttAin this semester. Renelle garage At Seventh Street and San while pictures of tasty sandwiches are "name posted on windows. Burger King and Jarnba Juice stated that this sears tee IIICITASe is Salvador And the West garage on San were brought first, and Sbarro the final step of A three step plan. Salvador between Fourth and Fifth On Vednesdav and Thursday, Italian Eaters. was later added. Initially, Renelle said the three streets 'these permits are also valid many students were spotted waiting step plan WAS to maintain patiently in a long line to get "I'he fourth thing asked for was the designed at the Palk and Ride hits and At street CAttle sandwiches AS StIbW21: employreg branded sandwich (shop),"Gendreau and increase revenue. The plan perimeter parking around campus. to a standstill between the first and were seen busily working to prepare said. Park and Ride permits AFC good This year was second steps due to tees not being in the Park and Ride lots Monday ara Bowyer Dailv Staff the sandwiches. the best time to raised enough to make A dent in the "Ifs A good idea (to have Subway bring Subway, Gendreau said. thniiigh Thursday and in ennpus From left, student employees Ukukalisa Afa, Shelby Stillman and Parking Services revenue. Renelle Jeffrey Jones make sandwiches Thursday at the new Subway in the on campus)," said Nicole Cooper. said when he came here the 1980 A senior music 111Anlf, Who WAS AS,u in we PARKING. rage 12 Student Union. ire SUBWAY. page 12 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY 40PINI041. FRIDAY AUGUST 27, 2004 EXPLETIVE DELETED The Olympics: watching the best America can offer It worries me .1 little when I sit in a room with four or The U.S. men's basketball train, which has seemingly been the national team and allow a great coach like Larry Brown Louis Rams. five other out-of-shape young men screaming at a television discussed by the country tar more than the upcoming election, the opportunity to select a team to bring us back to world Would've, could've, should've ... humbug. screen when the 16-year-old gymnast makes a small mistake has not been a disgrace as some would say, but proof that dominance. The decision was made at the moment of competition, during the medal rounds at the Olympics. international basketball has fallen quicker then anyone would The second most important story coming out of Athens, like all decisions that result in whether a man wins gold or "STICK YOUR LANDING, IIDAMNIT!!!" we all shout. have imagined. although it should be first, is "Gymnast-gate goes home empty handed. That's it. End of story. Period. Then, as we get up and stretch because we have been The one-on-one U.S.-style game is great for 2004, starring Paul Hamm, one unknown But many people won't let it go. They just can't let it go. sitting in the Same seats fin the past three hours straight, we the business of the NBA, but is 'seen as a joke by South Korean and one unknown international I actually heard one reporter in Athens say to the effect flip the channel over to diving. the rest of the world. judge. Again, unknown because Americans that Hamm should return the gold medal and receive the There we complain about how the judging is tilted against Back in the late '80s and early '90s, the NBA only care for Americans. silver, all in the "good-natured spirit" of the Olympic games. the Americans because the Chinese diver received three scores was a "team" game in every essence. The NBA Paul Hamm won the gold in the all-around Please. Give me a break. at 10.0 and one 9.5, and the American failed to break 9.0. was full of great teams led' by one or two stars men's gymnastic competition, even after what The Olympics are, in part, about good sportsmanship, like It couldn't possibly be because the Chinese diver completed who could turn three or four average players some called a "disastrous mistake" early in the all sporting events. But, like all sporting events, the spirit of the perfect three-and-a-half somersault dive, or the fact that into great players, such as Magic Johnson with competition. the games is to win. the American diver missed his mark - it has to be because the Los Angeles fakers or Michael Jordan and It was another example of the tour out-of- The kicker was that the reporter said his act of "good everyone else hates our country. Scottie Pippen with the Bulls. chaise college students yelling at the greatest faith" would help out America's image since the world, in the There it is. The beauty of the Olympics. Now, the idea is tin the team owners to find American male gymnast we have. reporter's words, "doesn't look to favorably on us these days." For two weeks, no matter your culture, whether white, one amazing athlete like Allen Iverson, Labron The controversy arose after it was discov- Seriously, she said that. As if Hamm handing over the gold black, hispanic or Asian, you ye1111-S-A-U-S-A" until your James or Carmelo Anthony, market them for ered the unknown'South Korean would have will help in any way end the negative image of America in throat bleeds. every penny they are worth, then celebrate their MARK CORNEJO the gold if not for a "mistake" made by the the world. And no matter your current health situation, you scream one-man -show theatrics on "SportsCenter." unknown international judge in reviewing the There has been plenty of good, bad and ugly coming out of at the greatest athletes this country has to offer because you're Well, the international game learned how to difficulty of his routine on the parallel bars. Athens, but that will have to be saved for another day. sure vou know what they need to do. play basketball MSITI those great teams from years If the unknown international judge had For now, enjoy the moments of nationality; enjoy celebrat- ror those two week; we are united - united in our need ago, and is putting on a clinic for these young "street bailers" not made the "mistake," Hamm would have had to settle for ing your fellow Americans abroad with your fellow Americans to be the best in the world, as a country, AS individual athletes in Athens. silver. at home. and as slobs sitting on bar stools. Proving the '96 Bulls would crush the any team in 2004. Yeah, and if the NFL had realized the "tuck rule" makes With that said, these Olympics have offered much for the My hope is that the U.S. Olympic Committee will see no freakin' sense at all, my Oakland Raiders would have gone Mark Cornejo is the Spartan Daily sports editor. American public to celebrate and debate. the error of their ways, change the way they select players for to the Super Bowl in 2001 and they would have beaten the St. 'Expletive Deleted" appears every Friday.

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SJSU Catholic I'll be the first one to admit it: I haven't even had a week in Don't tOrget that when midterms come rolling around, that Campus Ministry school vet and I am already in over my head. will be approximately six exams, term papers or projects all due Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU Panhellenic Sorority So I've made a mistake - I've taken on more responsibili- at the same time. Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more informa- A karaoke night will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 ties than I can handle. Sometimes it's just hard to say "no." And if you're like the ers 1 is.. ,ollege kids, you will hy tion. s .111 Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. p.m. outside of the Associated Students House. Come It's anew semester, but the same old problem. It always cracking open the plastic wrap of all your textbooks and read by to sing or just to watch. For more information, call starts off the same way. mg them hie the very first time that week. SUNDAY Vary Crumm at 924-5958. "Liz, can you do the a favor?" or lie, are you really, really Nlaybe you think you can handle going to school full tinie busy?" and working full time. SOMe students can, and some have to. SJS1 Catholic Campus Ministry Italian American Student Organization And I always give the same answer. But if you don't have to, maybe you shouldn't. "Faithful Citizenship" will take place at 6 p.m. at the The first ifleeting of the semester will take place from "Why? What can I do for you?" It's always ithe to get that fat paycheck laden with overtime SJSU Catholic Campus Nlinistrj lounge. For more 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m in the Almaden room of the The end result is Always the same. pay, but eight hours asleep is just as sweet. Don't forget that there is that whole college information, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. Student Union. For more information, call Matthew "Thanks, you're a lifesaver," followed by that overwhelming feeling of experience to consider. College is slipposed to Inc Olivieri at 568-6529. regret. This time, it'll be different. I'm putting hard, bursts also supposed to be fun. MONDAY "no" back in my vocabulary. Fun :An be hard Work on A rill! sLile(11.11e Phi Gamma Delta As much as my parents want, I Won't be I'm nt.t saving tot give up 4,n your goal n. Jewish Student Union A Casino Night of no limit Texas hold 'em will take taking that extra class this semester. I Already watch the ti.offsali game, and IM not Saying that "Chill out with the Jews" will take place under a place at 8 p.m. at 567 'Eighth St. For more informa- have more of a workload than I Cats handle. Yon be an overachiever. Find a balance mist tent front 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar tion, s- 293 1454. Sorry co-workers, I won't be taking an between what VIM need to di and what Will want Chavez. For more information, call Aaron at 219- other eight-hour shift, and I definitely won't to thy 2072. THURSDAY be taking immure story assignments. Just he careful with whatever choices yoti Over the next few weeks, hundreds Mae. Panhellenic Sorority Panhellenis Sol ority students will he lining up in the hack ot full LAIL If you can handle those extra units and keep classes, waiting to add on. up your grade point aretage, then go ti.r it. A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 a.m. to A sorority resruitment will take place from 9 a.m. to Classes are already too big and too ELIZABETH NGUYEN Sonic students can juggle work, school and 3:30 pin. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- .3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- few for the number of students who are Lundy. If that's your cup of tea, then you have mation, call Kary Crumm at 924-5958. mation, call Kary Crumin at 924-5958. registered. 11101e talent than many. Some classes are even holding A lottery for the much If you have the commitment and the drive, if' you can SJSU Catholic. Campus Ministry SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry needed spots. handle it, then by All Mean% run with it. Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU Many students are looking for their fair share of Don't enmll just Mr the units Enroll because you need it Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more informa- Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more informa- classes without considering that maybe its more than they and want it, otherwise you're yeasting Tillie and time. tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. can handle. ItiMettlniteely, Many classes at San jose State IlniVersity The first few weeks of every setnester. A phenomenon 111 danger 01CaliCellation lies Anse tit instithcient enrollment. occurs - students show up ttu classes that they never intend So if you are conittlated to taking a s lass. enroll early and Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta to attend. invite others you think may Inc interested. A barbecue with Linda Sigma Gamma Sorority will "Meet the Brothers BBQ: will take place at 8 p.m. They show up, then they give up. And if yoU ci,, lidee Volir heart set in A certain class, then at 567 S. Eighth St. For more inhumation, call 293- take place at 5 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For There are many students who are on the brink of gradua fight firr it. .3454. more intOrmation, call 293-3454. tion but can't because the class they need is Mil of students wht, But make sure that it Is s...tir !mite will drop out mt, weeks later. If there's anything Eve learned from last semester it's that I TUESDAY Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Dont leave those who are serious about attending standing need to make me my first priok A new student welcome night will take-place at 6 p.m. in the hacks of classrooms waiting for a seat and A spot on the So what Will I say when the managing edstssrsusnsies afoillid Panhellenic Sorority in the I Iinuithum morn of the Student Union. For roster. with his puppy dog eyes and a4c. Inc to take on another story? Those t lasses, to say "no. A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 AM), to more infinmation, sal? Chantra Chao at 472-2465. who plan to attend your then do so. If you I'm going 3:30 p.m. at Paseo she Cesar Chavez. For more infor- decide not to, then make room fist the others who want to. Well, then again, since you're asking s,s iikels, Ill do it this are thinking about taking 18 units ome time, but don't always me to. keeping &wig you any mation, call Kary Crumm at 924-5958. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 For those freshmen that expect a semester, I'm glad you have that finish commitment to your favors. goal. SJSIll Catholic Campus Ministry Panhellenic Son n it, Maybe taking that extra three units will get you that much Mass will take place at 12:1013.m. at the SJSU A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 A.M. to closer to graduatit oil, but let's consider the cost. Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more informa- 3:30 p.m. at Pipieri de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- I'm not talking about that extra $100 it Will cost for yoUr Ilizabeth Nguyen s, the Spartan Daily prodention edits. tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. mation, call Katy Cronin] at 924-59513. textbooks. I'm talking about the stress factor. 'Mond !My. and Motel Night,"appear, every other Enday

Jewish Student I 'Mon Phi Gamma Delta ON CAMPUS AIDAN CASSERLY "'Tuesday Night Live," an event to meet new people A night of hot wings and entertainers will take place CREEP and have free root beer and bagels, will take place at at g p.m. at 567 S. Eighth St. To RSVP, call 29:1-3454. 6 p.m. at the I lillel I louse. For more inhumation, call A TIP FOR Aaron 219-2072. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 SPEECH orki Phi Gamma 12elta SISUCatholit Campus Nlinistry , , AWE Sital ., 4444 t of foosball and Halo tournaments will NI ASS will take place at 12:10 11.111. at the SJSU A game night AN INTE.RE.1.1it, ..1 A 415 take place at 8 p.m. at 567 S. Eighth St. For more Catholic Campus NI inIstry chapel. For more informa- all 293-.3454. tion, call Father Mike Cai'son at 938-1610. T-',1010 (AN KEEPA UV: Associated Students Campus Recreation WEDNESDAY Nevi*, A three -on -three basketball league meeting will take Fitot4 Panhellenic S, place at 3 p.m. at the Associated Students House. 1-40wJW.T Lousi A sorority res rintment will take place from 9 A.M. 10 nyone interested in joining an intramural basketball YOUR 3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- team is encouraged tti attend. For more information, SPEECH mation, sail Kam Crumm at 924- 5958. call Rita Chandler at 924-6266. ACTU ALL Y 0l)#/p2 SJS1.1 Catholic Campus Ministry Associated Students Campus Recreation Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU A flag football league meeting to form flag football Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more informa- teams will take place at 4 p.m. at the Associated tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. Students I louse. Anyone interested in joining an intramural flag football team is encouraged to attend. Hip-llop Congress For !more job ,rmation, sail Rita Chandler at 924-6266. A meeting will take place from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m in

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By Kevin Yuen Blaeo said. "This year (the fraternities) are working Daily Stall Writer together more to promote a positive atmosphere. The Greek system won't be strong unless we all work Potential new fraternity members were treated to together." house tours held by the Inter-Fraternity Council on The focus of the IFC house tours is to illustrate an Wednesday and Thursday. unbiased view of each fraternity, said Robert Umstadter, The tours allowed the nine fraternities in the council IFC president and member of Beta Theta Pi. As to to showcase their houses and different characteristics avoid favoritism, each individual tour was held to a to the potential members. Each house conducted tours strict time limit regardless of house size. of different styles, utilizing a combination of videos, "Each fraternity' rushes for themselves," Umstadter booklets and actual narrated walks around the houses said, "but (the IFC's) job is to provide information on to each room. the fraternities as a whole and make the playing field equal." "We basically tell them the story of what it's like to Besides giving potential members a chance to see the be in a fraternity, about the leadership opportunities, houses, the tours offer an opportunity for the rushees to the community service projects, the friends we've meet current members anti get a feel of how compatible made," said James Dunn, vice president of membership they might be with the fraternity. recruitment fin the IFC and member of Pi Kappa "Basically I wanted to meet the (members of the Alpha. "Each It rise gets 10 minutes with the potential fraternities) in general, to see where they live, how their members and then they move on." houses are," said Torben Jahn, an undeclared freshman. Although fraternities have held tours in the past, this Matt 'Machado, a junior majoring in finance, said sear is different in that it is more of an organized event, that the house tours helped him decide on which said R,RIney Blaco, IFC sports chair and member of fraternity- he might be interested in joining. Delta "Don't get me wrong, all the guys are fun." Machado "Wye done (house tours) in the past, and it's been said, "but I just want to find out who I would be friends hit or miss, depending on what the freshman are doing," with, who I have common interests with." legal) Ku ng/ I Etas. tit aft Brian Li, a third -year industrial systems engineering major, watches Jason Lau, a third -year mechanical engineering major line up his shot at a pool table in the Student Union Thursday. Rebels blamed for Indian bombings

. I ..,,ciated I'ress Police reported no casualties in the soldiers and their families. The bomb (;.\t'l I \I I. India Two 1,11, first, but eight people including six was planted under a culvert. Two sol- Bush bombing, and series of other blasts policemen and a photojournalist diers and a child were killed, Sharma and McCain to battle ads a Associated Press Kerry sonic time ago not to talk Swat hi iii sontroversy follows a Thursday killed four people and Were injured III the second blast. said. The soldiers were traveling with WASHINGTON President about Vietnam in his campaign. "I similar pattern, he has seen no proof wounded 54 in A surge of violence No group shinned responsibilitY their families on holiday, he said. Bush and Sen. John McCain, R- did advise John, I said, 'Look, you that Bush or his team is behind the police blamed on separatist rebels in for the string of attacks but Sharma Satipara is 125 miles west of Ariz., joined forces Thursday to seek shouldn't talk about Vietnam because effort. India's insurgency-wracked .Assatii blamed militants of the United Gaithati. legal action to reduce the influence everybody else will. Let everybody "I think &Jun what we learned state. Liberation Front of As,iin. Thursday's violence followed two of "527" political organizations, but else do it.' His advisers figured during the campaign, the president's Bombs ripped through a pas- des ted ..fticial, other attacks this month. the two remained in disagreement that WAS probably not enough, that people were behind that (.1 third senger bus And Another carrying Chief Nlinister Tarim Gogiii, said On Wednesday, suspected rebels over whether Bush should condemn he had to emphasize that in his party ad attacking hint) and III -111%, paramilitary soldiers and their the rebels, who have been fighting exploded a grenade outside a movie a television ad by the group Swift campaign. In my campaign as you many other things that happened fund's.. in separate attacks that sesurity liirces since 1979 for a theater, wounding eight people in Boat Veterans for Truth attacking know, I didn't talk about it because I in South Carolina," NIA 'am said. killed int and wounded The bus ivereign A,satti, Are t11 1W "WAgIIII4 .1 another town in Assam. One of John Kern's Vietnam service. didn't need to." "But the most important ape, tit bombings came within hours l each " them died of injuries in a hospital 1, Bush called McCain en route to McCain also said he drew a dis- this whole thing for me is riot other in the neighboring districts of The first ,b, hidden in luggage, Thursday, police said. went (At when a bip, stopped in the A campaign event in New Mexico tinction between the first anti -Kerry look bask III anger. ... F.ir to it to Kokr.ijihir And GrAlparn in western On .Aug. 15, India's Independence tu)WIl (;,,,,.11.!..1"Il III ICI pAsSetlgeis to say his campaign would rs into ad by the veterans' group, which hmik back in anger at something Day, a blast ripped through the oft, Sharma said federal court to force the Federal fiscused on Kerry's Vietnam service, that happened in the year 2111H1 In a third attack, suspected gr, ititush, ...fa local college in Dhemaji, Election Commission to prevent and a Set: Mid ad now airing that one, 1.1re Iiu,er, WIlleh TEA rebels hurled a grenade at All the injured were hospitalized a remote town in Assam, where a lilt cr.,w,led market in Tatigla town and several were in critical condition, the independent groups, named criticizes Kerry for his leadership don't like. AIld !IVO. 11111,117 parade WAS being held, killing 15. in the anti -war movement after he .11,1111V I., serer the CIRIlltn.. near the sapital ;Julian, wounding Is' said. ( ;ossaiga, in is 1;5 miles west fix the section of the tax code that Gogoi said although his earlier returned from Vietnam _ condemn- Iii' Aid his lindi -profile ,upport ,even i ivili,itts, Inv., of thelll seriously, t governs their activities, from raising 'tier fun pease talks with the rebels and spending ing the first but not the second. for iin.lt lit' sear 1, not materidls Inspector ( ienera) of Police Khagen Iiiurs later, another bomb money in unlimited remains I yen, the government will amounts. Speaking with emotion. MsCain ditterent from the t 'Sharma said. exploded near Satipara village in -Like tirm action against the ULFA McCain said he secured Bush's said he Was pained that the mu, ks did tor Bush in 2111N) mid tor ( p..wertitl explosions later .10.11raf.1 district, hi, 'wing up a it it "mimics to spur e commitment to support legislation on Kerry's Vietnam re I were CJIILIIIIAIes iii 2002, but said he !iicked the SAIIIIA1 city of Gatiliati. Istis s air % Mg Wunder hecuritv Forte to regulate the groups, which "ripping up all the old wounds" from will to speak out is hell he have used a loophole in the new three decades Ago that he said he disagrees with Bush or others in his ampaign finance law to become worked for years to heal. Ile said party. "I said since when significant and controversial actors neither Kerry nor Bush should have the Bush campaign asked ine t,, in the campaign in behalf of both their service records challenged. campaign for him in January III NeU the president and the senator from "I believe President Bush served Hampshire, that I Was supporting Massachusetts. h ,,,,,, rably in the National Guard. I his re-election. Now if that's salted Separately, Kerry agreed to take believe Senator Kerry served honor- being A good soldier, then tine, I will off the an a commercial using foot- ably," he said. "Lees worry about the take that Intik t,uietit. lint II% NIA age from a debate during the 2000 war that's going on in Iraq. Probably has nun kh.1114ed III the sliz,litest GOP primaries in which McCain s ,,,,, e American is dying today in McCain, who will speak NIon,I., directly criticized Bush for allow- Iraq. I'd like US 111 focus our attenti, in at the Republi. an National Cons en ing supporters of his to question on the War at hand and how WC sin non arid ..impaign with Bosh McCain., commitment to veterans. win it, rather than revisiting the one week, said the president desei s McCain had asked Kern 11) stop that WAS over 30 years re-eles liii h./ I.11h1I114 the solintrs running the ad. Asked whether he WAS equally utter the attas k. ot Sept 11, 211111 In an interview with Washington passionate in wanting to put Kerry's lie saki he qlpro oft, Bush., Lk, Post editors and reporters, McCain antiwar activities off limits, he said, to invade Iraq, despite the said he was grateful for Kerry's action "I think his activities after the war find weapins mass ,lestrus t and that he still hoped Bush would open and are subject to any debate Saying I lussem was a tamdemn the Swift boat veterans ad and discussion that they want to, threat. attacking Kerry's service, adding that but I still say that it has the effect of lie enumerated disagreetilellts he planned to raise the issue when he reopening these wounds. Everybody with Kerry on tiireign p ilis s, ii. id campaigns with Bush next week. is a. countable for what they do and lug the 1)emocratis nominee's vote - But the Arizona senator, who certainly John Kerry is accountable against the resolum ii authowing has tried to put bitterness over fix what he did after the war and the first Gull \’.ir in 1491 and his We have everything his defeat at Bush's hands in 2000 people can make a judgment." vote against the SNT antinni behind him while becoming one of Throughout much of the inter- Zatintl fun 'Tall and .Atglianistan Led the president's most significant Allies view, McCain carefully chose his scar. -Rut I do not MCA!) II/ sAV that you need for classes in this )ear, also said he saw Bush's words as he tried to demonstrate his would make him a bad president, - willingness to go court to rein in commitment to Bush's re-election McCain added. the groups as more significant than while preserving his reputation for While McCain expressed one convenient place his failure to single out the ad for independence and straight talk. lie satisfacti, in that Bush had joined the criticism. blamed Bush's campaign and allies legal battle against the 527 group.. 1 would like fist him to spe- for attacks leveled against him in lie said he believed it is too late and real, live peo[D!e cifically condemn that ad," McCain the moo campaign but said that, to have ans. II1111.10 in the ClIffent said. "hut the most important thing while others have charged that the campaign. to me is his commitment to bring with immediate answers them all under control and that way We can do that. I can't dictate the president's response. I can only WHERE EVEN to your Questions dictate my view, and my view is the ads are wrong and they should be eh THE MOONS taken down." Pressed later why he was not will- "'A RE TAN 'e ing to use his leverage with the Bush campaign to force a condemnation t'ss, of the anti -Kerry ad, McCain said, "I'm just not sure that in the grand scheme of things should determine whether I support the president's re stem election or not. If I threatened him with sonic kind of retaliation, that obviously would have some impact on his re-electability." iliwyr 530,0, 10 Day McCain, a former prisoner if Ii., .1.pres 0 1501 War during Vietnam, was among the first to condemn the veterans' group for challenging Kerry's combat record and spoke out against the ad throughout his 90-minute luncheon arAtfie interview. But he also said Kerry 3 FREE TANS had invited scrutiny of his record tin.. y 1 imt San Jose State University by putting some much emphasis on tlISteelel tOtAI fensfiCtrI in Vietnam at the Democratic National spartanshops.com Convention in Boston last month. oet+e "His critics are saying, look you Made it fair game," McCain said. "I mean that's very legitimate and I 441,111:cite think there's a risk that he took when MYSTIC TAN made it such a centerpiece. lie HUY I a, GET I FREE he I In. 10513015. A Member of EhO Natonal Association ol College Stores may _be paying a very heavy price." ono 'Punkt fwuls. McCain said that he had urged PAGE 4 SPARTAN DAILY 4-NEWS IFFRIDAY AUGUST 27, 2004 FRID, Militants kill Lawmakers rush to pass California bills Bills include possible driver's licenses for illegal immigrants

Italian journalist Associated Press The plans would have to include shop around for their power source. carried a 2002 bill to reduce vehicle SACRAMENTO California job training and any education The prescription drug bill, by "greenhouse gas" emissions starting lawmakers sprinted toward a Friday needed to enable the inmates to Assemblyman Dario P"rommer, in 2009, said the idea will also help Associated Press broadcast an appeal from Baldoni's finish to pass hundreds of bills, obtain a high school equivalency D-Los Angeles, would require the curb some of the nation's worst BAGHDAD, Iraq Militants two children, who said their father including one to require more certificate. Department of Health Services to smog while spurring U.S. carmakers have killed Italian journalist Enzo was a pacifist who wanted to show solar-powered homes and another "What this is about is simple set up a Web site to help Califor- toward greater fuel efficiency. Baldoni, after kidnapping and solidarity with those suffering in to possibly allow driver's licenses recognition that everybody who nians buy lower-cost prescriptions Hybrid cars combine an threatening to execute him if Italy Iraq. for illegal immigrants. is sent to state prison who isn't through Canadian pharmacies that internal combustion engine with did not pull troops from Ira+ accord- Friends and associates described The Senate approved legislation sentenced to life without the pos- meet certain standards. electrical power. ing to a videotape received Friday by Baldoni as an optimistic man with Thursday to help Californians buy sibility of parole (or death) is going The bill was approved 21-13, But opponents of the bill said California's an Arab television station. much curiosity, a sense of adventure low-cost Canadian medications to come out someday," said Sen. despite strong opposition from the move could worsen traffic jams, stir resentment among Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi and a keen sense of irony. and also passed Assembly Speaker Ross Johnson, R-Irvine. U.S. drug companies, and was sent other drivers and undermine the swiftly condemned the killing and Alessandro Matzo, the magazine's Fabian Nunez's heavily lobbied bill "They can come out better back to the Assembly for a vote on that attempts to cure California's crooks, still illiterate, still not hav- Senate amendments. role of high-occupancy vehicle reiterated his pledge not to withdraw international news editor, described as a reward for multi -oc- energy woes. ing a trade, or they can come out Assembly members approved a lanes Italy's 3,000 soldiers, the third-larg- him in an interview this week as a cupant cars. Meanwhile, the Assembly being better members of society." similar bill by Sen. Debra Ortiz, est foreign contingent here. "brilliant writer, hill of humor and "These HOV lanes were con- approved a bill that would allow Nunez's legislation, which goes D-Sacramento, and sent it back to The station, Al-Jazeera, declined humanity." troversial when they were initially up to 75,000 hybrid vehicles use back to the Assembly for a vote on the Senate for a final vote. to broadcast the footage out of Bon) in Citta di Castello, in the adopted," said Assemblywoman central Italian Umbria region, Bal- California's car pool lanes, but a bill Senate amendments, would require The hybrid bill stalled on an ini- sensitivity to its viewers. The Italian Jenny Oropeza, D-Los Angeles. doni spent most of his life in Milan. to ban smoking on state beaches the state's electricity utilities to tial roll call, but it eventually passed ambassador to Qvar, where the news She said HOV lane opponents In the 1970s, he started working in failed in the Senate for a second develop long-range plans to meet the Assembly and was sent to station is based, watched the video, could use the new presence of however, and informed advertising, becoming the head of a time. their customers' power needs. Schwarzenegger by a bare-majority, Rome, an hybrids as a "back door" campaign Italian government official said early well-known agency in the northern Republican lawmakers want to It would allow utilities to once 41-31 roll call. to get rid of the lanes. Friday. Italy's ANSA and Apcom city. conclude the Legislature's two-year again build their own power plants The bill, which was back for a Lawmakers also passed bills news agencies said that the Foreign Baldoni Also had a penchant session before its Aug. 31 deadline it they could prove to the Public vote on Senate amendments, would Thursday to ban smoking and Ministry immediately informed for comics, and translated Garry to attend the national Republican Utilities Commission that option add the Japanese-made Toyota Prius other uses of tobacco Baldoni's brother. None said how the Trudeau's "Dooneshury" into Italian. convention beginning Monday in would be cheaper than contracting and Honda Civic hybrids to a list of inside state journalist was killed. I us passion for travel had brought New York City. Other lawmakers out for the electricity electric and natural gas vehicles and prisons and ban the state from contracting with "There are no words to describe him to dangerous pia, es in the past. are also eager to wage re-election Sen. Debra Bowen, the chair of motorcycles already using traffic companies unless Derek Ytt they this inhuman act that with one blow In 1996, he went to ('hiapas, campaigns. the Senate energy committee, said lanes reserved for vehicles with certify the work will be done barbecue in the United wipes out centuries of civilization Mexico. I le reportedly met with Sen. John Vasconcellos' bill to the bill would "bring some stability" more than one occupant. States. Responding Kappa Ali to studies showing to bring us back to the dark ages Zapatista leader Subcomandante require the state prison system to the state's energy market and Assemblywoman Fran Pavley, that mercury held to in can contribute to of barbarity," Berlusconi said in a Marcos, who two years earlier had to devise rehabilitation plans for avoid a return of the price spikes an Agoura Hills Democrat who increasing cases out tratei of childhood also statement. started an uprising against the each inmate who has the possibil- and rolling blackouts that hit a few authored the legislation, said it will autism, they organizat "We will be faithful to the Mexican icernment. During a 1999 ity of being released fared better. years ago. encourage "those cars that operate voted to stop vaccinating pregnant commitments taken with the Iraqi trip to East Timor, Baldoni inter- It cleared a final hurdle in the But the measure faces a likely at cleanest efficiency with 80 women and children under three provisional government." viewed then-independerhe leader Senate and was sent to Gov. Arnold veto by Schwarzenegger, who wants percent less emissions than a similar with medicines that contain traces The Italian Foreign Ministry had X411.111.1 ( ;11,1113", t)OW List TIMM), Schwarzenegger. to allow electricity consumers to car in a nearby lane." Pavley, who of mercury. reported Baldoni missing Friday and pre,ideilt. ri 21)01), he published A said he was believed to have been in piece in a trill II, Myanmar. Najaf, the holy city south of Baghdad Between 2001 mid 2003 he where fighters loyal to a radical cleric traveled to Colombia During his were battling U.S. and Iraqi forces. second trip, hr was kidnapped tor a na. In a video broadcast on Al-Jazeera few hours by guerrilla lighters. on Tuesday, a group calling itself In July 2004, lialsioni wrote in WASI "The Islamic Army in Iraq" said it his Web in that he felt it was time Better phones. I louse has d could not guarantee Baldoni's safety to visit Iraq. lie Arrived in Baghdad Better deals. aimed at uni unless Italy announced within 48 in the first week of August. writing Better get on it before these back to school offers are gone. commission's hours that it would withdraw troops. entries 6ir his Internet diary until his more !vowed In response, Italy said it would di.,Apilearance. and a new n. stay in Iraq, and that the government Militants in Iraq have kidnapped renter. would work to win Baldoni's freedom. more than 100 foreigners in an Bush adm The 48 hours expired Thursday. effiirt to force in ireign countries to OffiCiA Berlusconi has been a key ally of withdraw troops and to persuade of executive President Bush in Iraq in defiance foreign sompanies to leave. Back to School Special among an of Italian public opinion. Before Swan approval. Or the conflict began, 1 million people Cwit the White I marched through the streets of Rome SAVE $36 proposals, an. Friday The 11 against the war _ one of Europe's San Jose State Ir.' It's like paying no activation feel nos ersil,, Enhance biggest anti-war demonstrations. hair. [1114434 Enda lok44 344 who. 4.4 scome a 44.4 u.n. KS ewers ow im dem* Italian troops didn't fight in the government's war hut were sent after the ouster of Mot Ming in coupon to redem and create . Saddam I lussein to help rebuild. director. In April, four Italians working as Form a II4 private security guards in Iraq were center, puffin kidnapped, and one was executed. new intellige Twenty Italians have died in the the director f southern Iraqi city of Nasiriyah, runs it. where the troops are based. 10 Sprint PCS Vision Phone. 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By Sara Spivey resentatives from the organizations bers and let everyone know we're out Daily Staff Writer passed out flyers, talked to students there," she said. "We get a lot of job about clubs and signed up many new offers and internships through the members. for members." cle Thirteen clubs and departments club. It's a big benefit ng associated with the College of Busi- Ryan Jones, a junior majoring Kim Le, a junior, changed her elp ness collaborated on Wednesday in accounting and mathematics, major to human resources manage- joined (rstki and Thursday for a Courtyard four clubs: Management ment in the Spring '03 semester. She Kickoff hosted by the Marketing Information Systems Club, Infor- stopped by the Human Resources erS Association in the Boccardo Busi- mation Systems Audit and Control Management Association table Association, an ness Complex courtyard. The Entrepreneurial to get information about the club ith The kickoff was "a mixer to Society and Beta Alpha Psi. because "I'm not that familiar with promote the College of Business "These are great clubs to join human resources and I hope to learn raid and organizations, and get students because they provide networking," more about it through the club." to come out and get involved," said he said. Anna Szlachta, a junior majoring ong Johnross Reyes, president of the Jyotsna Kaki, treasurer of the in corporate finance management, the Marketing Association and principal Management Information Systems said she was interested in joining the i cle organizer of the event. Club, signed up new members and Financial Management Association oc- Blue and gold balloons were took club dues on the spot. to "meet people with similar inter- sparingly tied to the railings of the She said in previous years the ests and to get to know the work on- sunken courtyard. The clubs covered Management Information Systems environment." ally tables with brightly colored table- Club had a table crammed in the Jennifer Ginorio, associate nan cloths, banners and photo albums of busy hallways of the Boccardo Busi- relations director of the Marketing les. past events. ness Complex, which made recruit- Association and public relations Eager club representatives passed ment difficult. major, encouraged students outside of out candy incentives along with "We would lose half of our mem- of the College of Business to get bers right then and there because it Etn club information brochures. Club involved in the clubs. sign-up sheets overflowed with lists was too busy," she said. "Whatever major you're majoring 'Is of interested students. "Normally we camp out in the in, there's a club for you," she said. a nd It was the first time in 10 years tables across from the student union "Of course, we're hoping for the tate that all of the clubs cooperated for and there are too many different entire school to join." om Don Hoekwater / Daily Staff one large event, Reyes said. majors. Being here has helped pull Mary F. Fortune, assistant profes- "I have no idea why it hadn't in business students," said Sarah sor of business communication and less Derek Ytteeide, a junior communications major, works the grill for the Inter-Fraternity Council recruitment one been done (in 10 years)," he said. Cotta, banquet coordinator of the co-faculty adviser for the Marketing barbecue in the Paseo de Cesar Chavez barbecue pits, Thursday afternoon. Ytreeide is a member of Phi "People didn't know who started it; Finance Management Association. Association, said events like the i ng Kappa Alpha and was helping to serve ury free food to student during Welcome Week. The barbecue is being somehow it got lost. We'd like to Gloria Edwards, the on-campus kickoff "adds to the learning experi- held to bring awareness of the Greek system to students new and old to San Jose State University. Vari- continue (the kickoff) as a College program coordinator for the College ence outside the classroom and adds L .e5 ous fraternities take turns manning the grill. Today each fraternity will be allowed to recruit for their own of Business tradition." of Business, said students usually value to the learning experience and L SO organizations. find out about their program from San Jose State University." ant "This is a really important event for the College of Business," said their Web site and it was nice to talk Fortune has suggested adding See Mary F. Fortune, assistant professor to people face to face. corporate tables to the event next CC% of business and co-faculty adviser of "(The kickoff) offers students year. White House proposes new the Marketing Association. the opportunity to find out about "Every club could bring a "It's exciting to see students get clubs; going online is more difficult," company," she said. involved." she said. Reyes said the kickoff would "I think this is a really good idea The opportunity for recruitment not have been possible without the national counterterrorism center to come out and promote the clubs is important for small clubs like the cooperation of all the clubs, the ... I'm really hopinf that they do I human Resource Management Marketing Association Event Co- Aiwa/ea' an announcement before the start been strengthened," said Sen. Susan this every semester, said Informa- Association, which currently has ordinator Monique Padia, Associate WASI iiNGToN - - Thc White of Republican Nitional Convention Collins, chairman of the Senate tion Systems Audit and Control 10 members, said President Sarah Relations Director Jennifer Ginorio House has drafted executive orders on Monday. Amither official said Governmental Affairs Committee. Association President Lena Tablan. Shaffer. and the Marketing Association aimed at implementing the Sept. II executive orders could be issued as The Maine Republican spoke after During the two-day event, rep- "We're trying to get new mem- Executive Board. commission's recommendations for a earlier As Friday. a closed hearing with senior officials more isowerful intelligence dire, it Debate over how to reshape the from the Pentagon, CIA and FBI. and a new national munterterronsm intelligence community in the after- Added the committee's top center. math of the 9/11 attacks and flawed Democrat, Sen. Joe Lieberman of Bush administration and congres - prewar intelligence on Iraq picked Connecticut: "A strong case was said drafts up sional officials steam folliiwing the release of the made that if you are going to create A Stanford lecturer missing of executive orders are sit. dating 9/11 SotTlIllission's 567 .pagereport, national intelligence director, it can't among an interagency pity tor which detailed events surrounding be a phony, it can't be cosmetic. Its Associated Press ULLA- Mat le Namphv said the Assured him they would stay by approval. One of the officials said the attacks 01 Sept. 11, 2001, and got to be real and the way to make PALO ALTO, Calif A Swiss Embassy told her Monday Namphy's side, no one was at the White [louse is floating three more than 40 recommendations to it real in this town is with budget Stanford University lecturer and her mother died on the mountain the site when rescuers Arrived, proposals, and asking for feedback by reform the government. authority." veteran mountain climber suffered a and that a body found was presumed according to the tourist agency that Friday. The orders would: Relevant congressional commit- Collins and Lieberman, at the fall while descending a mountain in to be hers. Arranged the trip. The hikers haven't "We Enhance the powers of the tees have been working through the request of Senate Majority Leader Iran and has been missing for four don't have enough informa- been located. government's intelligence chief August recess to draft legislation Bill Frist and Democratic leader Tom days, her daughter said Thursday. tion," the daughter said. tier three Kathleen Namphy, A cancer sur- brothers were headed to Iran and lived in Iran for 10 years and create a national intelligense to implement intelligence refinms. Daschle, are working to present the A body was found in the area vivor, while expected to arrive Saturday. she worked in the international zoo 1 director Even with the president's actions, full Senate with an intelligence bill where Kathleen Namphy, 69, was Congress is expected to its Etemadi told the San Jose business, according to her daughter. F a national counterterrorism continue by the end of September. Lieberman climbing Mount Damavand near center, putting that office under the work on legislation to overhaul U.S. Tehran. The identity of the body Mercury News he left Namphy She also worked as a professor at the said the goal WAS to win passage intelligence. with another group while he went American I.'niversity in Beirut. new intelligense director and giving before Congress leaves for the has not yet been confirmed, said Tw senators working on such to get help. "Everything my mom did, the director the power to des ide who wember elections. Namphy's daughter, Lisa -Marie legislat in said Thursday a new intel- Namphy. "For one or two minutes, she whether it's her trips to Iraq as a runs it. Both senators said they welcomed ligense s hiet should have significant Kathleen Namphy, who scaled couldn't talk, she couldn't move," peace activist or her work in the Improve infiirmation sharing ideas proposed from other lawmakers Alined At 44L uniting and dear power over the budget. Mount Kilimanjaro last year, fell Etemadi said. "I moved her, she Middle East with children," her with directions About how best to overhaul intel- the exchange information among The powers gisen to that chief _ And hit her head on a rock Sunday, started to open her eyes, but her daughter said, "she committed her ligence operations. That includes a intelligence agencies. both over policy and the purse _ has according to her interpreter, Mehr- head was bleeding." life to human dignity and human plan by Senate Intelligence Commit- One congressional official said been an area of significant debate in dad Etemadi. Although the other hikers decency." Congress. tee Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan., an eXeS111111e order being circulated that would break would give the CIA director the title "My support for providing up the CIA and of national intelligence director, a significant budget authority for the remove several intelligence agencies position recommended by the 9/11 new national intelligence director has from the Pentagon. commission. The CIA director cur- noir MSS tliate CAMS rently oversees all 15 of the nation's intelligence agencies. The official also said the White I louse has asked for the quick WIM feedback with the hopes of imaking AMP PRIAUSt

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Tickets are Those who like the 'punch of pure S49.50 and are available by call- REVIEW alcohol but can't stand the retching ing Ticketmaster at (408) 998- immuispui. taste of turpentine should try some TIXS. A local favorite attached to col- vodka. Eliza Gutierrez / Daily Staff feehouse Cafecito, which features live Not just any kind of vodka - a music and open microphone nieits, berry infusion of Svedlca, a Swedish The "ollalieberry" vodka infusion Performing Arts Iguanas offers basic Mexican food, wheat vodka that has no smell or is a new addition to the Mission taste. including tacos, burritos and nachos. Ale House drink menu. The $7 Dennis Rich, beverage director Location drink is made with ollalieberries Lan:snit Project and As You 330 S. 3rd St. and bar manager at Mission Ale Like It will be holding audi- Hours House, said the vodka infusions, soaked in Swedish wheat vodka, or -svedka," for up to six weeks, tions for cast members from Depending on business. Iguanas Julia Weeks / Daily Stall made from organic berries from an closes some time between 10 p.m. and organic farmer in Watsonville, are leaving little trace of a vodka 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday and 3 a.m. A group of San lose State University students look out an Iguana's virtually pure vodka. taste. Wednesday in the University What to get at 1 a.m. Taqueria window as they wait for their dinner Monday night. Students The berries are soaked until they Theater. The auditions are open Go for a Meat Lover's burrito get a 10 percent discount when they show their SJSU IDs. bleed into the vodka, he said. "Most people say they'd swe.ir that it ($5.75). The burrito is high in protein, The "ollalieberry" vodka infusion, tastes like it has no alcohol in it." to all majors. Go to as it is just meat and salsa with a tor- and $36.95 will get you a 23-ounce Atkins diet. a deep red, syrupy liquid served in a The infusions, which will become www.tvradiofilnitheatencom for tilla around it. This is pure brain food. cut. Location chilled New York-style cosmopolitan the signature for Mission Ale more information. Another option is the Burritozilla Price Range 301 S. First St. glass, is made from a cross between House, will have their first Official ($14.95). This is a gigantic burrito $11.95 to $315.9i What to get at lam. blackberries and boysenberries and product launch in the second week filled with meat, beans, cheese, sour Because-Joe's portions are so enor- vodka, Rich said. of September. Art cream, guacamole and salsa. While Cardinal Coffee Shop and Lounge mous, you can easily share a meal with The "ollalieberry" infusion is a Located on the corner of Third this is not the most practical late night a friend while chowing down the free smooth concoction of a light berry and Santa Clara streets, Mission Ale This 24 -hour South San Jose French bread and butter. 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It can also be served over crushed peppers for its Bloody Marys, Rich until Thursday. The hours arc Garden City caillo 3197 Nlerishan Ave. Hours of cubed ice for those who prefer said. Monday and Wednesday from Located inside of the casino, the Houri Open until 1:30 amt More of a juicy texture. Each three-ounce drink costs $7 restaurant Garden City is perfect for Open around the s lock Price Range "Each drink is 70 proof, while and will guarantee a buzz before you 3 to 5 p.m 55 and Tuesday and those craving surf and turf at 2 a.m. /o get .st 1 a is. 54.95 to 52f, straight vodka is 80 proof," Rich said. know it. Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. You do not need to be 21 to go to the If riu plan ott ramming for a Admission is free. restaurant, but if you are 21 or older, midterm AM' kit AV 1,11 set nt have you could eat while you gamble until time for breakfast in the morning, your 7 a.m. class starts. start early. they.. anchems, the veg Misg. 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Who would have released his album around 2000, it would have faired better B -Sides" is a compilation of unknown European Cares?," Less Than Jake explains the importance since rap-rock was at its bill peak. With the album being released in b-sides and previously unreleased track,. of faith and morality in difficult times. The 2004, it seems like the effort was Mur years too late. balance of anguish and joy in the songs serves the album well. REVIEW Less than Jake also displays its ability REVIEW to tell a story through music. Track five, 'fins compilation has mixed results. In places, "Goodbye in Gasoline," is a very poignant Shifty shows a fair outing on the single "Slide Along Slide," which it fails to provide stimulating and original music song about suicide. This track makes you has a cool West Coast groove with the flavor of Sublime added to it. while being brilliant at other times. feel the pain of someone on the brink of The first vocals that appear on the song are not Shifty's, but of vocalist From the opening track onward, the album destruction. TC, who makes his musical debut. Shifty only handles the rap-styled 2, rarely deviates from the beaten path. Ever.' song The horn section in all of the songs is verses of the song. essentially has the same sound and mind-ntimb- verv strong and adds flavor to the otherwise "Ez Cause Your Beautiful" is a downright awful cover of the ing lyrics. almost-identical Minnie Ripperton 1975 smash hit "Loving You." Shifty pays Not that there is songs. The drum- no tribute to Ripperton and instead insults her effort on a once anything wrong win, mer also lays down gorgous song. the sound, it is ill,' .omplex beats that it On the track "Turning T. Me On," Shifty uses a Devo/Human very monotonous turther augment League-influenced synthesizer effect to hook the listener in the hear the same thin_ the excellent guitar lie chorus. This proves to be a failure tracks. because mixing new wave with rap 14 12 and horn sections. lie does not work. In "B is for It Another strong ial "Magical" is another '80s new Wave rip-off with the synthesizer Sides," Less Th., point of the album ek sounding very similar to the Cars' "Jtist What I Needed. This just Jake departs fro, is its brevity. With shows the lack of in his production qualities. Instead of com- its classic punk/p.,: creativity 12 tracks and none ird ing up with creative beats of his own, his beats sound like accidental Niots and embra.- lasting longer than le samples I4 .other songs. the erno style three -and -a-half ck "Take Away the Pain" is another song that harkens back to the '80s. punk music.. TI, n- The lyrics of the chorus sound eerily similar to the Mr. Mister hit lyrics are ye, , in:notes. the album Isis very little filler. nd "Broken Wings." One can only laugh at the effirt even though Shifty whiny and hard , This allows the band im intended the song to be serious. understand Tra On the Oakentield/Gray-produced "Starry Eyed Surprise," when the to get its message ch Shirty shows that he can yet again insult another artist with his not are underst . across quickly and decisively. si hard-cite dimes. The song was originally released on the 2002 ,ourtc.% erit k they often . $7 Paul Oakenfield album "." Shifty takes a good beat and does feelings ot The band also Ti 0,1 des' seems to have ithing with it. Shifty (right) is four years too late with his rap -core solo debut LiitUflT ii I endless amounts of Shifts' is an awful producer and his lyrics are even worse. as MUM ttittlit ),*(;) -"/".7.` album "Happy Love Sok " energy. Every song .1 ta," he says "Oh Lolita, girl vou make it so hot, its , Cigarette is fast paced and I 1 ever." The rhymes Ate 50 kid that it almost seems .! 19." Sleep It weak rhymes. powerbillv delivered. This is apparent in the , up with the woids right before the recording .Ind -Bridge and 1!,.',11!N ()vend], this is ii ',.d awful and ones , be All odes to the pain of life. Listening to a voice of lead singer Demakes and in the raging poisoned aftei listenim.,, i. -st I. .z.iritatte. Ness' Vi/C.111,t single silt iii. c. that his rhymes make him hard-core, but instead R.' grown man complain about how bad his life guitar riffs and quick drum beats. imke Justin Timberlake look niore hard-core than he is. The rhymes handedlv saves the nom destritath so hi' adding catalw sucks is mit exactly an enjoyable listening -13 is tor B- Sides" does very little for fans VOCus t,, die songs. (' s tranired .41 .1111...T evetv song anti shows to the of Ates: huh thev ...told like they sluiuld be on an Adam Sandler comedy CS perience. new genre. Its lack variation and catchy alb Ii' w weak Shiftv is is a ,,,1311,t The compilation does have doing points lyrics keep the compilation from grabbing any AnVt.ne W114, det ides to It n this in warned that it is a %%lien lead singer Chris Deniakes departs from casual listener's attention. Yet the album does sh:t-ts teams it. with Nut Doubt guitarist Mike Dumont on "When tor \1. Were Young.' The sting is a decent etbirt because Dumont Waste it hard rained ti,onnt. it was doe nn h(e Stotts- intended his talking abiiiit the substandard quality of its life just cm nigh fur hardcore 1.ess Than Jake fans to tr 1, pi, i e11 It. but it still does iiuui save Shitta tn an ruining it with his album to he .1 headphone,. olds Lae,

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Pooling resources of the two libraries together allowed both SJSU and the city to have a better library than if each was to build separate facilities, he said. "No one has tried to blend a public library and an academic library before," Vossbrink said, "It's an innovative partnership between the two." The King Library has been getting great praise from the community, he said. "It has opened doors for the community and the university," Vossbrink said. "We're proud of the award from 'Library Journal.' It's an award like the Oscars of library Ashley Bess / Daily Stall (awards)." The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library was Vossbrink said the award shows that the city has a awarded the prestigious Library of the Year award commitment to voters to pass bond issues. by the Thompson Gale/Library Journal in June for its "The King Library averages about 10,000 people a day," work in integrating the general public with college Vossbrink said. "Now we're seeing library usage, in terms of Library is the first to embrace this patrons, more numbers of people going to the library than students. The King to our sporting events." unique partnership. Amanda Brittingham / Daily Staff Elepsas Rosales Flores sells mangos and chips to San Jose State University students Tuesday afternoon in front of the Event Center. Schwarzenegger delays urban casino Associated Prei better hearing away from the chaos of share a quarter of its profits with the the final days of the legislature. state, and administration officials holm. Cubans try to reach Mexico, hit Texas SACRAMENTO Gov. Arnold "We're confident that when we have the ,asino will make as nuich money Schwarzenegger backed off Thursday an opportunity to explain our ClImpitct with fewer dor, Associated Press Border Patrol and having hearing blew their boat oft course. from a demand that lawmakers and project in more detail. particularly Perhaps most ,rici,.al of the first dates set in Harlingen, the five men He said authorities found dried approve before the end of the week the benefits to the community, we will prop,isal was Rep t kt age Miller, 1)- CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas were released to relatives from fish, two 55-gallon drums for fuel a plan to build the state's first urban have a much better hearing," she said. Alartinez, who represents San Pablo Six Cubans trying to reach Mexico or put on a bus to join relatives in and fresh water, clothing and hygiene Indian casino. Waiting until December fir the Congress and arranged for the leder al spent two months at sea, mostly on Miami, Border Patrol agent Felix products in the boat. They also found Acknowledging the complications Legislature to consider the issue lass (kit let the tribe ACqUire the a 30-foot-boat, before landing on Cantu said in a story in Friday's a phone book, an Aug. 14 issue of the of the proposed agreement with the wouldn't delay the prole, t significantly, urban land. Miller, along with Sefl.Ve Mustang Island on the Texas coast, Corpus Christi Caller-finies. Caller-Times and a life raft, which Lytton Band of Porno Indians to Mejia said. President Pro Fein John Burton, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Cantu said the six left Manzanillo, authorities believe the Cubans got build a 2,500-slot machine facility Announced a week ago, the Lytton I) San Francisco, argued against t'ie officials said Thursday Cuba, on a raft on June 25. He said from an oil rig. in the East Bay community of San deal initially contemplated up toc .ifoo bigger project, saying the impacts to they Five men were treted and released purchased their 30-foot boat, "They're real nice people," Cantu Pablo, Schwarzenegger has notified slots housed in a SIX -t0- eight -story the community would be too great. water and from a Corpus Christi hospital early filel in the Cayman Islands said. "They're just hungry and tired." legislative leaders they can delay casino. In exchange for pertn1551..11 tO Burton now supports the smaLer five Thursday, a day after they were found days later. Police 'Capt. John NIosley told consideration of the compact until build, tribal leader agreed to slime 25 tatting) plan. took on the beach. 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by a large disparity in fouls (27-18), they knocked down with 2-1 win over Brazil Associated Press their free throws to maintain the lead in the final two minutes, and they topped 100 points for the first time in Associated Press unable to find space to make the kind Scurry, while not announcing her ATHENS, Greece Written off after their opener the tournament. After The Americans finished 12-Mr-22 on 3-pointers after of runs that made her famous. She retirement, has also said this will be and branded failures back home, Stephon Marbury and finish last had no legs left in the overtime of the Olympics. Her teammates shooting a tournament -low 24 percent in their first five ATHENS, Greece When the her last the Americans are showing signs that they just might be University final whistle blew, an exhausted Mia 266th game of a 17-year career that had her to thank for not trailing by a games. and ex the team to beat after all. been playing against so much zone, it doesn't Hamm was quickly swarmed by 17 included 153 goals. goal at halftime. "We've said head For a change, the face of frustration belonged to Marbury said. "We're starting to thrilled teammates. The U.S. team was rescued by Scurry dived right, stretching her really matter anymore," The S someone other than an American after Marbury's like playing against zones." In a few minutes, the Olympic Wambach, some great saves from body as far as it could go, to barely and 6-7 performance. Marbury had struggled the most in the team's first gold medal would be around her goalkeeper Briana Scurry and a goal get a piece of Elaine's 19-yard shot in Conferent He set a U.S. men's Olympic record with 31 points insistence that neck, too. from Lindsay Tarpley, one of two col- the sixth minute. In the 41st, Scurry five games, uncomfortable with Brown's seed in la, lege and broke the team mark with six 3-pointers, leading the a point guard should run the offense rather than score. Hamm and the rest of the Fab players on the team, in the 39th somehow pushed away a short drive toumamel minute. Pretinha scored for Brazil in suddenly accurate Americans into the semifinals with a Historically a shoot-first, pass-second player, Marbury% Five had just enough left in their from Cristiane that deflected off the chamf the 73rd. 102-94 victory over Spain on Thursday mind-set was fundamentally at odds with his coach's. It was thirtysomething legs for one more Chastain, ending a furious sequence After the game, the team took a In a game that ended with the opposing coaches "Playing under coach Brown is not easy," Marbury tournamei title, beating Brazil 2-1 Thursday in that began with an indirect free kick victory lap, waving flags to the crowd swearing and pointing at one another, the United States said. "It's tough because he demands so much from you into the fir overtime in their final tournament from 10 yards out. of 10,416 at Karaiskaki Stadium. finally started hitting jump shots just as Larry Brown to try to play your game and try to do what he wants, Accord together. Given Brazil's control of the first The win helped erase the sting of predicted. and have that all combine in one has been a challenge to the Amer Abby Wambach, the player who half, Tarpley's goal seemed to come the loss to Norway in the gold-medal "They were very good on 3s. That was something me. But it's been a great challenge." sociation, might break Hamm's records one out of nowhere. In a rare attack for game in Sydney four years ago and a new in this tournament," Spain's Pau Gasol said. "They Gasol led Spain with 29 points but was held to just finish sixtl day, scored in the 112th minute the U.S. team, she found space to third-place finish at last year% World looked motivated, and it'll be hard to beat them if they tour in the fourth quarter by a tenacious American favorites I. with a powerful 10-yard header off launch a 24-yard drive that skirted Cup. In the 1990s, the United States keep playing like that." defensive Mint, which quieted a crowd of 14,500 that State Ifni! a corner kick from Kristine Lilly. It two defenders and curled just inside ruled wo.nen's soccer, but the other After spending 90 minutes practicing jumpers in an included Spain's King Juan Carlos. University was Wambach's fourth goal of the the left post in the 39th minute. Tar- Methodist teams have caught up over the last empty gym on a day off, Marbury made half of his team's "It was said that the public supports the weaker team. Olympics and 18th in her last 20 pley got hugs from her teammates "There' five years. and an affectionate rub on the head 12 3-pointers and was a big reason why the previously I think in this Case the public was solidly behind the games. The victory also offers a measure stronger team because we were the stronger team," said firm betwi from Flamm. undefeated Spaniards are now out of medal contention. The game marked the final of vindication for coach April Hein- Pesquera, who also complained that the officials allowed said. "We But the Brazilians kept pressing. As the teams left the court, Spanish coach Mario competitive appearance together for richs, who took over after the 1999 the Americans to get away with traveling violations. given night Daniel was wide left with a low Pesquera and Brown had to be separated by their as- The Sp the remaining players from the first World Cup triumph and failed to win "I think this game was played under NBA rules, not 24-yard drive early in the second sistants in an argument over a timeout Brown took with ing the off World Cup championship team in the top prize in 2000 or 2003. FIBA rules: he said. half, and various crosses were just off 23 seconds left and his team up by 11 points. hotly Istohl 1991. The team was captained for the Several hands up and "I had and I stress the word 'had a lot of respect Spanish players threw their had used eg The five helped bring their sport last time by Foudy who played the target or gathered by Scurry. for Larry Brown," said Pesquera, who smirked and shook stared at the American bench in disgust when Brown and setter , to national prominence and captured entire 120 minutes just three days In the final minutes of regulation, his head when he heard Brown explain that he tried to called his late timeout. Pesquera wasn't buying Brown's the (inner, the country's imagination by win- after spraining her right ankle in the Brazil was clearly controlling the play, rescind the timeout. "Dean Smith would have never done explanation. Despite ning the World Cup in 1999, and semifinal victory over Germany. and their goal seemed inevitable. anything like that." "I tried to apologize. I tried to explain, and he kept are return, together they have played in 1,230 Despite the upcoming changes to Cristiane, 19, ran past 36-year- saying something ,ibout the NBA. I would never try to intemational matches. old Fawcett with ease down the Marbury scored just 21 points in his team's first five outside hit. the team, it looks to be in promising embarrass anybody,- Brown said. "Hopefully I'll learn to on I Hamm. Julie Foudy and Joy left flank, then beat defender Kate games, missing 24 of 30 shots. sesond hands with youngsters Tarpley, handle these situations, whii in are new to ine, a little bit 29h digs g Fawcett are retiring from the national Markgraf before sliding a cross The Americans lost two of them, to Puerto Rico and Wambach, Heather O'Reilly, Cat better. - All-WAC team although they might play toward Pretinha. Scurry could only Lithuania. Reddick and others. Tim Dim, .11i scored the Americans first five prints Also ret in some farewell exhibitions this fall get a hand on the pass, leaving But those struggles are in the past, and the Americans In their final game mixing the and lilia knit Spain', first shot, but he was Oil the bench or defensive Pretinha alone fin the now have a chance to win the gold medal. Next up is leaving Lilly and Brandi Chastain older and younger players, the easy shot to just 4 1/2 nutrias., mt. the first quarter and stayed there was named as the last of the old guard. Americans were often out of sorts. tie the score. a semifinal Friday against the winner of the Greece- for the rest of the halt atier picking tip two They'll leave happy with the final Cristiane was just wide right with Argentina game. The other semifinal pitted Lithuania, They couldn't handle the Brazilian In a Seesaw seCirIld planet, the All err, MIS went result, but they might never want to pressure and could barely string two a long curling shot two minutes which defeated China 95-75, against Italy or Puerto ahead by eight prints, feeding off the defensive energy of watch a replay of a game that showed passes together to get their possession later, then she hit the left post with Rico. Dwyane Wade, befirre Spain rallied with all 11-0 run. they should perhaps hang it up. game going. a 20-yard drive. Marbary's six 3s broke the record of five set by Reggie A 7-0 run by Spain tied the game late in the third Maybe they were trying too hard, The Brazilians also cattle inn In the 88th minute, Pretinha beat Miller against China in 1996, and his scoring total passed quarter, bin Carmelo Anthony ended the pen, id with a but the Americans were slower, playing very physically, pushing and Scurry with a 16 -yard shot, but it the mark of 30 points shared by Charles Barkley! (1992 to put the Americans up 74 ti7 Marliiiry., last I -pointer less organized, less creative and lost grabbing whenever they could get also hit the left post. vs. Brazil) and Adrian Darnley (1976 vs. Yugoslavia). The provided Us)) 1%111i ;' 4; left, and ( iasol the chase to most of the loose balls away with it. Coach Rene Simiies ac- The U.S. team, the oldest in the Olympic record is 55 points by Oscar Schmidt of Brazil didn't score his first prim. of the fourth quartet until 2: against the young Brazilians, who hit cused the Americans of trying to hurt tournament, was playing its sixth against Spain in 1988. The record for ally 1.5. player is 02 ren mined. The SP the post twice late in regulation and his players when the two teams met game in 16 days and its second 35 by I.isa I.eslie against Japan in 1996. "rin not exhausted. I'm hurt be, nice that was a big makes no CI services ad weren't afraid to shove the U.S. stars in a 2-0 1.1.S. victory iii the first round straight 120-minute overtime game. Allen Iverson added 16 points, making three 3-point- chance Mr Mir Irani ii Make a statement," Said ( is there any around. last week, but this time his teilt11 Was Brazil had to play only five games in ers, and the Americans finally resembled U.S. teanis Whir played .111 40 Minute,. 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By Emmanuel Lopez season and averaged 4.3 digs per game, "I fear that the NCAA may have Daily Staff Writer both of which set new school records. LOS ANGELES Mike Wil- put Mike and USC through this pro- Rounding out the returning veterans liams was shut out again. cess to make the NCAA appear fair After a rocky start and a brilliant are middle blocker Dana Rudd, who led Three months after the courts kept thorough in their finish last season, the San Jose State the team in blocks with 83, and setter him out of the NFL draft, the AU- and deliberations," University volleyball team is set to meet Dyana Thompson. American receiver had his request to Dickey said. It appears that they and exceed expectations in 2004, "I think we have a good amount of rejoin top-ranked Southern California may have decided long ago that said head coach Craig Choate. experienced players this year," Nash denied by the NCAA on Thursday. Mike would not play college football The Spartans went 10-20 overall said. "I'm glad it's over. Now the team again." and 6-7 in the Western Athletic The Spartan squad is rounded out can move forward and I can move Williams caught 95 passes for Conference in 2003, earning the sixth with five incoming freshmen and four forward," Williams said in a telephone 1,314 yards and a school-record 16 seed in last year's WAC championship junior college transfers. Of the nine new interview. "I'm disappointed. I did touchdowns as a sophomore last sea- tournament, advancing all the way up to players, Choate said, freshman Jennifer everything asked of me. I don't know son to help the Trojans (12-1) win the the championship round. Senftleben will see significant playing yet what I'm going to do. I'll just relax national championship. The 20-year- It was only the second time in time as the starting middle blocker. for the weekend and watch the game old Williams, a sure -handed 6-foot-5, tournament history a sixth seed moved "Every girl brings a different skill to and root for my team." 230-pounder, finished eighth in the into the final round. the team." Thompson said. "The team The ruling was received shortly leisman Trophy balloting. According to a preseason poll by on the whole is more athletic than last before the Trojans boarded an airplane After a court ruled that last winter the America Volleyball Coaches As- year." fin Baltimore. They open defense of that Ohio State's Maurice Clarett was sociation, the Spartans are projected to For now the only thing left to do their national championship Saturday eligible to play in the NFL. Williams finish sixth in the conference, before the season is work behind out the kinks night against Virginia Tech at FedEx left USC, hired an agent and said favorites University of Hawaii, Fresno in the starting lineups, Choate said. Field in Landover, Md. he was turning pro. That made him State University, Rice University, the "We'll have a good idea by Friday USC vice president and legal ineligible to play for the Trojans. University of Nevada-Reno and South and we'll spend Monday and Tuesday counsel Todd Dickey said while the kVilliams was projected as a high Methodist University. fine-tuning small things," said Choate, ruling could be appealed, the matter first -round draft pick. but on May 24, "There's not really so much separa- who will have to do without junior an appeals court overturned the earlier tion between us and WAS dosed. them," Choate setter Michelle O'Riley, who will be ruling and upheld the NFL's right to said. "We can beat anybody on any out indefinitely with a knee injury, and "At this point, we don't believe it would bar players who had been out of high given night." junior outside hitter Rachel Dahlstedt, he useful to go through those processes," school for less than three years. The Spartans list three players dur- who is out with a twisted ankle. he said. "We think the ing the offseason. Outside hitter Kim- Dahlstedt is expected to be ready to NC NA has firmly made up its mind." Williams has been out of high Don Hoekwater/Daily Staff berly Noble and setter Danielle Lewis play by the end of next week, Choate Williams agreed, saying: "I'm kind school less than three years, as has had useil Op their final year of efigibility said. Assistant Coach Gary Mano moves into position as outside hitter Darleah 'it done with it right now." Clarett, who WAS suspended last and setter Allison I )ill, in transferred to The Spartans begin their season on Querubin prepares to return a serve during the Spartan volleyball practice 1.ISC ci i3O 11 Pete Carroll made no season after starring at Ohio State AS a freshman. the Universitv of California. Wednesday, Sept. 1 in a nonconferense Wednesday. Querubin is a freshman from Sacred Heart in San Francisco. attempt to hide his anger concerning the ruling and its timing. After the appeals court ruling, if Despite these losses, several players road match against University of San Are returning this season, including Franc t s tt tt cross-town rival Santa Clara University, ranked ahead of i., Choate said. "Rut "Irs yery cold and insensitive for \Vahan-is severed ties with his agent outside hitter Carrie Nash. Nash was "Ins looking forward to this game who finished last season ranked 19th in I know we're going to be competitive." them to deny loin this opportunity," and began the process of applying to second on the team with 311 kills and and getting the season started," Nash the nation. The season hasn't started yet, but the h said. -Fin not surprised by the NCAA for reinstatement. 296 digs garnering a selection to the said. "I haven't played a real game in Afterward, the Spartans enter Choate said his Spartans are confident it, but I'm disappointed tie Nlike and lie returned to USC and took All-WAC team last year. (nine months)." conference play with a Sept. 30 road they can improve on last year's second his family. 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PARKING I Students seefinal hike in series of increases SUBWAY I San Carlos outlet vows to keep customers continuedfrom page! continuedfrom page! to 95 percent (of my customers) are Subway on San Carlos is close, students," Ahmadi said. but Subway on campus is closer and garages on Fridays and weekends or "Union Deli is no longer located Ahmadi contracted with Citibank convenient, Harding said. when the shuttles are not running. in the Student Union due to Subway," to sign up students for bank cards, and After the limited free meal at Shuttles ts.?ically run every 10 to 15 Gendreau said. Sandwiches are still in turn thev get free sandwiches from Subway on San Carlos, Harding said minutes from 6:15 cm. to 4 p.m., then sold, however, at the Market Café, his shop. He hopes to attract students, that he may not eat at Subway on San every 20 minutes from 4 p.m. until 10: Currently, snack racks stand in especially freshmen who may not Carlos. 40 p.m. the place where the Union Deli used know about his Subway. Ahmadi is concerned that most Day permits are available in the to be. Justin Harding, a freshman graphic students will not come to his shop Tenth Street and Seventh Street However, not all people are pleased design major, said he signed up for the anymore. garages. All day permits are available to see the new Subway on campus. Citibank card and got a free 6-inch Subway at the Student Union is for $8, and new this semester are two- Wais Ahmadi, the owner of the sandwich meal for four days, from open Monday through Thursday from hour permits for $4 and one-hour Subway at 475 E. San Carlos St., said Aug. 23 through 27. 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 9:30 permits for $2. These all -day or hourly he worries about his business. Harding, however, is also glad to cm. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from permits can be purchased on the third "Customers decreased a lot. Ninety have a Subway on campus. 10:30 4m. to 1:30 p.m. floors and above in both garages. "I don't think (parking is) ring to be an issue." said Donna rs1 c ntyre, a senior psychology major. She added that she used to take the light rail to Los Angeles hosts 'Operation Web Snare' school last semester but now attends Associated Press some of the cases overlap and sonic court hearing on Monday early classes, allowing her to actually convictions were included- in the total Prosecutors also filed charges park on campus because she arrives at LOS ANGELES A doze for people arrested before the initiative against 40-year-oldhe Dong, formerly an early time. criminal cases targeting everythin began. of Diamond Bar, for allegedly cheating Others who are accustomed to the from bogus eBay sales to illegall "This is a series of cases that is eBay customers out of nearly $800,000 Benjamin Favela / Daily Staff from parking situation around campus have blocking customers from conductin designed to signal that we do not in more than 5,000 phony sales found their own routines to make it Students get on a San lose State University Park and Ride shuttle bus Internet transactions were filed i believe the Internet to be off-base September 2003 to December 2003. collected work, be it riding a bike or taking the next to Duncan Hall Thursday. Los Angeles as part of a nationwid for law enforcement." Ashcroft told Authorities said Dung light rail to school. crackdown on computer crime, federal reporters in Washington. money for electronic merchandise he that have yet to be determined. deal with, depending on your luck and authorities announced Thursday. never delivered. Sandro Alvarado, a junior who with SISU's parking Tuan Nguyen, a junior majoring in your familiarity The Los Angeles cases were part o In one of the local cases, Nicholas He is believed to have fled the recently transferred from Cal State availability. finance, realized the gamble of finding a U.S. Justice Department crackdow Tombros, 37, of Marine del Rey was country, hut authorities said that with Hayward, decided he would skip the Student permits can be purchased parking early on in the game. announced Thursday in Washingto charged with sending unsolicited the help of officials in Hong Kong and search for a parking space altogether. and sometimes we online at www.sjsu.edu/parking or by "It's expensive by Attorney General John Ashcrof e-mails advertising pornographic China they were able to freeze rrior! The nursing major simply drives his " Nguyen going in person to Parking Services, can't find (a) parking spot, The effort, dubbed "Operation We Web sites. Prosecutors say he sent than $2140,01X1 of his assets. car to a friend's house near campus located on the first floor of the said. In the past. he has received Snare," produced 103 arrests an the messages on his laptop computer In another case, six individuals and rides his bike to one of the five Street garage. two parking tickets. He now parks Seventh 53 convictions between June 1 an while driving through Venice. were charged with conspiracy and enclosures on campus that provide free alongside the streets near campus. He Employee semester and academic althougt Thursday, authorities said, Tombro- expected to attend a damaging a protected computer. and safe bicycle parking. said it only takes him three to four year permits are available on-line as "I haven't been using it (a parking minutes to find a spot. well, but all other permit types must permit) at all," Alvarado said. "The , the parking situation be purchased in person at Parking parking permit is just way too much." can be easy to deal with or difficult to Services. New this semester, the City of San LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES Jose redesignated curbside parking along the University perimeter as SATURDAY AUGUST 281-14 AT I PM GUARANTEED! strident parking, making nearly 60 more spaces available for students to INDY CARTOONISTS 0F) park. SJSU is also working with the City of San Jose and others to develop Black Olive AND Christopher WE'LL REFUND what is known as an "Automated creators of Outlook. Grim and Ghouly Boys Parking Guidance System" for the DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE* downtown area. tTORP .r)r,/ 11-1i NATIONAL Renelle said that the city recently BEASTLY BOOK TOUR SpartanBookstore picked a make and model of a type of sign that will inform downtown 330S. 3rd St. Suite C I= =min commuters where to park and which Above Iguanas Tacit/ens 408-292-9133 COMICS locations are available. 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