Homecoming Royalty Lives Life of Service

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LEADER AEROSPACE Homecoming royalty Spartans begin work lives life of service on airplane project BY DAISUKE EGUCHI project because they changed Staff Writer the class from a beginning to an advanced class. Aerospace engineering students In order to participate, they are making wings to fl y high needed to be established as a next year by building an airplane club to obtain funding. for competition. The project is part of the senior Six students formed the club, design A class. The club also Stream Chasers Aircraft Research teams up with students from other and Build, and began the airplane aerospace engineering classes. manufacturing project at the “Right now, since we got a lot beginning of this semester. of things going on with SpaceX “I used to be really bad at and NASA, most guys who are math and science when I was a passionate with aerospace are in high school student, but I was spacecraft,” Lui said. “Our team interested in the transportation started not doing well because system,” aerospace engineering some of us were not super senior Alex Lui said. “I passionate [about] aircraft, but found that airplanes are more I think individuals know their challenging to make but [still] roles now.” contribute to our society.” Aerospace study is divided into The mission of the club is two parts, aircraft and spacecraft. to build a plane in order to According to Time magazine, participate in an international SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, competition, the Society of is famous because in 2010, it Automotive Engineers Aero was the fi rst private company Design West. The competition to launch a rocket into orbit and will take place in Van Nuys, return it back to earth intact. COURTESY OF CHRISTINA DUNBAR Calif. in April 2018. The team often stays late in Homecoming Royalty Christina Dunbar poses for a photo after receiving her crown and sash with the homecoming court. She is involved in over 12 different organizations, committees and clubs on campus. the engineering building or at a member’s house to work on “Right now, since the project. BY JENAE MIMS involvement while maintaining a 3.51 GPA. Lee explained that time Staff Writer “She’s real and tells it as it is and isn’t afraid to we got a lot of management is the team’s express her opinion,” Order of Omega Vice President things going biggest struggle. Every team A member of San Jose State’s 2017 homecoming Brandon Do said. “Which is amazing because she member is taking fi ve classes royalty takes pride in her involvement in several isn’t afraid of what others think of her.” on with SpaceX this semester. activities on campus. Some of the positions she currently holds are: Peer and NASA, most “Me and Kohei (another “I started realizing that no matter what you do, Health Educator, Treasurer for Order of Omega, teammate) stayed up until 3 people are going to have their own opinions of President for the One Love Foundation, President guys who are a.m. last night, but I felt good you,” communicative disorders and sciences senior of the Black Masque Honor Society, President of passionate with because we know what we are Christina Dunbar said. “As long as you’re doing what the National Student Language Speech Hearing doing right now,” aerospace makes you happy, who cares about the irrelevant Association, Gender Equity Center Programming aerospace are in engineering senior Neboneed chitter chatter.” Board and Director of the Vagina Monologues. spacecraft.” Farhadi said. Dunbar has been involved in over 12 different “She’s willing to sacrifi ce her time and sleep to Alex Lui Farhadi has always wanted to clubs, organizations and committees on campus ensure she’s giving 110 percent,” Do said. “But at the Aerospace engineering be a pilot, but he was also drawn throughout her time at SJSU. She has made sure same time she’s reminding herself and her peers about senior to aerospace engineering while to only make commitments if she knows she can self-care.” taking classes at SJSU. dedicate time to do a good job. As a communicative disorders and sciences major “Through the fi ve to six years “She’s incredibly selfl ess and a really hard and a peer health educator, Dunbar advocates for “Since we chose [an] advanced of study at university, we also worker,” accounting senior Kristen Flaten said. mental health and helping others. class, it’s more challenging learn physics, math and many “She does everything, it seems like, and she cares “I got teased a lot as a kid and seeing children that and interesting,” aerospace others,” Lui said. “We haven’t about so many things.” had speech or communication diffi culties and how engineering senior Andy Lee said. really had a chance to put all the Dunbar’s involvement on campus began when she hard it was for them getting teased,” Dunbar said. “I For the advanced class project knowledge together.” was a sophomore, having served on the executive board thought that I could do something to make their lives design, participants compete to Attracting people for help is for the SJSU chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority. After a little bit easier, and that would be really rewarding.” see how accurately pillows can also one of the major purposes months of being ill, she was eventually diagnosed with Dunbar said she makes sure to choose her priorities be released from the student- of the club. Crohn’s Disease. and always put her academics before anything, even made planes. “If I got a chance to do more “I had to really advocate for myself to the doctors,” if that means canceling a meeting to study more for The pillow must then hit a with the club, I would like to Dunbar said. “Crohn’s Disease affects the way my a test. Through it all, she still makes time to put her target on a ground. The closer expand the network of support,” digestive system operates and how I can absorb mental health fi rst. to the target they land, the more Lui said. “Some other universities nutrition from the food I eat.” “The hardest thing has been learning to balance points the team gets. have more resources in terms of After her diagnosis, she realized that there were many mental health,” Dunbar said. “Really making it “Imagine you are trying to aerodynamic research.” things on campus she wanted to do while still in college. a priority and scheduling time for myself where I go help people by sending “I wanted to really try to make a positive impact just do nothing, like go home, watch Netfl ix and eat packages to the spot of a fi re. about things that really mattered to me,” Dunbar Chex Mix. That is what helps me recharge.” So, you want to drop the box to said. “I just stopped giving myself excuses as to why I there as accurately as possible,” wasn’t doing them, and then I just started doing them.” Follow Jenae on Twitter Lui said. Follow Daisuke on Twitter Since then Dunbar has juggled her academics and @jenaemims_ The team recently restarted the @dk_0126 2 A&E Thursday, October 26, 2017 Empty lot turns into a DRINK OF THE WEEK terrifying haunted house “pumpkin spice BY JENAE MIMS Staff Writer latte frappucino” When the sun goes down during Halloween season, a once pitch-black empty lot on Tully Road is turned into Fall is here and so is everything pumpkin spiced. The cherry-orange frightening haunted houses. This is one Pumpkin Spice Latte Frappuccino is tangy like ginger cookies. The moment of San Jose’s haunted attractions, Dead Time Dreams. you swallow the sweet, ice-cold beverage, all of your stress immediately Underneath what looks like a carnival evaporates. The Frappuccino is the perfect blend of coffee, spice, cinnamon tent is a foggy, dimly lit area where and pumpkin all in one. The syrupy drink is as sweet as vanilla frosting on guests buy their tickets to be scared in the cupcakes. The soft tiers of milky white whipped cream, topped with just a two featured haunted houses. As you’re hint of cinnamon does wonders to your mouth. The fi rst sip tastes like taking approaching the foggy entrance to the tent, there’s a huge bloody clown head on a scrumptious bite out of a spongy and luscious carrot cake. The cinnamony top that sets the mood. fl avor adds an appetizing aroma to the drink. As soon as the the cool mixture “I’m deathly afraid of clowns and the cruises down your throat, you feel active and energetic. The Pumpkin Spice whole theme of this place is clowns Latte is available at any local Starbucks in two sizes, tall and grande. It is a JENAE MIMS | SPARTAN DAILY and carnival,” San Jose resident Leslie seasonal drink that can be purchased for $4.45. Bourges said. Dead Times Dreams is carnival themed Disturbing horror music blares over the which includes clowns and a Midway of speakers and throughout the fairground Terror. as you walk into the pay station and the first attraction, Midway of Terror. All of the props are handmade, adding “When I fi rst got here I thought that it to the creepiness factor. Each staff was just a semi-scary carnival,” San Jose member plays their part seriously, resident Julian Salazar said. “Little did leaving you scared to death throughout I know how scary it would actually be.” the maze. While waiting in line for the haunted “It was really interesting to see that all houses, guests can roam around of the staff members stayed in character the Midway of Terror, which has the whole time and tried to scare you at no admission cost. It is a haunted every moment they could,” Bourges said. carnival that offers games and photo Dethworx is a madhouse that tests your opportunities but is still part of the pain tolerance. It is a twisted nightmare haunted experience, so be prepared to that enacts different ways to die. When see a few clowns or zombies walking you enter the house, prepare to run through to scare people. out screaming because this is the most “I wasn’t expecting it to be as scary as horrific and terrifying of the two. it was,” Sunnyvale resident Julia Reyes “I was literally so scared on the second said. “But when I first walked in I was maze [Dethworx] I went on,” Reyes said. already holding onto my friend in fear.” “I had to go out of one of the emergency The River Styx and Dethworx are the exits because I couldn’t do it anymore.” two haunted houses that will have you Admission for the haunted houses costs screaming in fear. $20 for both. It is on the pricier side, but The River Styx is a terrifying, boat for a city like San Jose which doesn’t ride-themed journey. As you walk have many quality haunted attractions, through, expect no mercy because you’ll this is worth the price. be scared at almost every corner. The actors wear such gruesome Follow Jenae on Twitter makeup that it makes them seem real. @ jenaemims_ INFORMATION GATHERED BY AROOBA KAZMI | INFOGRAPHIC BY JALENY REYES

MOVIE REVIEW ‘Happy Death Day’ kills over and over again BY AROOBA KAZMI The film explores each theme Multimedia Editor thoroughly and numerous scenes symbolically portray the change in Dying again— and again— and again Gelbman’s character. can bring out the best in a person. Unfortunately, the cinematography was The slasher film “Happy Death Day” cliché because some of the horror scenes follows the life of an arrogant, bratty were shot in expected settings, such as college student. parking garages and hospital corridors. Theresa “Tree” Gelbman (Jessica The use of dissonant, jarring sounds Rothe) is nothing but rude to her added an eerie feeling and elements of warm-hearted roommate and a bit too tension and anticipation. cozy with one of her professors. Likewise, the lighting was perfect After an assumed one night stand, during the night scenes. Gelbman wakes up on her birthday in Viewers immediately turned a random boy’s dorm room. apprehensive and fearful when they She ignores the call from her father, saw Gelbman strutting toward a dark takes a walk of shame all the way to tunnel because the masked killer her sorority house, and goes about her makes an unexpected appearance and day until she gets stabbed by someone starts to follow her. wearing a freaky baby mask. By emphasizing the repetition in Trapped in an agonizing time loop, Gelbman’s day, hip-hop music created this Gelbman relives the same day multiple rhythm of never-ending trauma and distress. times until she finds out who is out to Each day would start with Gelbman waking get her and why. up to an irritating ringtone. “Happy Death Day” is the perfect Viewers were never able to guess the mix of horror, thriller, humor and identity of the mysterious killer. romance. It shows Gelbman’s topsy- The twist in the climax completely turvy life turning into a big bundle of surprises the audience and it leaves non-stop chaos until it finally settles viewers thinking “what just happened?” down to an orderly state. “Happy Death Day” is a great fi lm From the very first scene until the to watch with friends, family or a end, the suspense hooks viewers and signifi cant other in case you want to keeps them intrigued. grasp the arm of the person sitting next The careless behavior, Gelbman’s to you. Just make sure the person is not ignorant attitude and the way she a stranger wearing a creepy baby mask. presents herself draws the audience into the film. The movie generates fear, agitation, uneasiness and trepidation because viewers are constantly waiting to see what will happen in the next scene. Director Christopher B. Landon does a phenomenal job of showing how Gelbman’s character transforms from the beginning of the film until the end. We get to see Gelbman frustrated, stressed, terrifi ed, anxious and annoyed while she continues to battle all sorts of confl icts throughout the movie. Some of the themes the movie explore include resurrection, jealousy, empowerment, Follow Arooba on Twitter redemption and self-discovery. @arooba55 Jueves, el 26 de Octubre de 2017 ESPAÑOL 3 La historia detrás el Dia De Los Muertos es para celebrar

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ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ | SPARTAN DAILY (1) Un altar para familiares está desplegado en el quinto de la biblioteca Martin Luther King Jr. (2) Una calavera de azúcar está rodeada de ﬂ ores un en altar dedicado a los que han fallecido. (3) Cartas de despedida están dejadas en un altar para a alguien que a fallecido. (4) Altares están decorados con ﬂ ores, fotos, comida y con objetos religiosos. POR ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ los niños que han fallecido. disfrutarlos cuando su espíritu regresa. Editora de Noticias El día siguiente es conocido como el “El Dia de los En diferente partes del mundo, el Dia de los Muertos Difuntos” y celebra a los adultos que han fallecido. Hay se celebra un poco diferente. En países como Bolivia, Caléndulas, pan de muerto y calaveras de azúcar son poca diferencia entre los dos días de celebración. De Brasil, Ecuador y España la gente también visita a unas de las pocas cosas que son incorporadas durante acuerdo a la tradición, durante estos días los espíritus sus familiares en los cementerios. Dependiendo del las celebraciones del Día de los Muertos. regresan para estar con su familiares. lugar, algunas familias reparan y limpian las tumbas, De acuerdo a National Geographic, está celebración es La celebración es un poco diferente en los Estados mientras otros van a orar. practicada principalmente en México, pero otros países Unidos. Familias Mexicanas Americanas frecualmente El origen de la celebración del Día de los Muertos de Sudamérica y Europa también celebran este día. celebran Halloween el 31 de Octubre. Ese día, los comenzó hace miles de años. De acuerdo a AZ Central, La mayoría de las personas celebran durante el niños se disfrazan y piden dulces de puerta a puerta. cual es parte de USA Today, la celebración se originó primero y segundo de Noviembre. Durante estos Aunque la celebración de el Día de los Muertos no se por los Aztecas hace unos 3,000 años. Cuando los dos días, familias toman tiempo para honrar a sus celebra en grande en los Estados Unidos come en México. Españoles llegaron a México, ellos vieron como los familiares y seres queridos que han fallecido. Muchas familias crean altares pequeños en sus casas, Aztecas practicaban sus rituales en un modo sacrilegio. Típicamente, familias crean altares en sus casas pero la tradición de ir a los cementerios no es practicada. Eventualmente la celebración de los Aztecas se decorados con arte, flores, dulces, calaveras de azúcar En varias partes de México, la gente visita a sus extendió hacia el norte y el dia feriado obtuvo y la comida favorita de los fallecidos. La mayoría seres queridos en los cementerios para estar con ellos influencias Católicas y Cristianas. El aspecto religioso de los altares tienen retratos o artículos de ropa de y poder celebrarlos. agregó un elemento festivo. mucha significancia cuales pertenecían a los que han Algunas familias contratan mariachis para traerles Aunque diferentes partes del mundo celebran el Dia fallecido. Estos altares sirven para dar honor a los que serenata. Muchos consideran este día festivo como una de los Muertos un poco diferente pero el mensaje es ya no están presente. manera de poder celebrar a sus seres querido, en vez igual. Familias tienen dos días donde pueden estar con Dependiendo el la region, El Dia de los Muertos de recordarlos con tristeza o luto. los espíritus de los que han perdido. es una celebración que dura dos días. El primero de Los altares también son construidos en los Noviembre es conocido como “El Dia de los Inocentes” cementerios, encima de sus tumbas. La gente trae la Sigue Elizabeth en Twitter o “El Die De Los Angelitos.” Este día es dedicado a comida favorita de sus seres queridos para que puedan @elizabwithlove

OPINIÓN Halloween no de excusa para apropiar una culture

haciendo lo mismo. apreciar la cultura de otros y cuando eso hacen con intención de ser irrespetuosos, Jaleny Reyes En un artículo por el New York Post, se vuelve irrespetuoso. simplemente piden vestirse de cierta Editora de Arte y la discusión sobre un disfraz de Moana “La apropiación de cultura puede ser manera porque son personajes que miran fue presentado. De acuerdo a el artículo, ofensivo,” dijo el artículo. Un ejemplo que en la televisión y a los cuales les llaman Entretenimiento muchos padres han decidido no vestir a USA Today proporciona es cuando alguien la atención. sus hijos como los personajes de la famosa convertir un hijab en un disfraz. Esto En cuanto a los adultos, Business Insider película por temor de estar apropiando la puede confundirse como una burla de las publicó una lista de 16 disfraces más Con Halloween a la vuelta de la esquina, cultura Polinesia. personas que la usan ofensivos de este año. es importante recordar que algunos En mi opinión, hay todos los días como Esa lista varía entre una atrapasueños disfraces no son ideal, especialmente si una gran diferencia parte de su religión. Nativa Americana, un jeque Árabe y una apropian alguna cultura. entre los disfraces Adicionalmente, catrina. Sorprendentemente, esa misma De acuerdo al diccionario Oxford, la que usan los niños “En mi opinión, hay una el artículo también lista incluye un disfraz de Anne Frank. apropiación cultural es “La adopción a los que usan los gran diferencia entre los habla sobre el tema La razón porque esto me sorprende es no reconocida o inapropiada de las adultos. La razón de disfraces cuando porque no puedo entender quien pensó costumbres, prácticas, ideas, etc., de un es porque un niño disfraces que usan los se trata de niños. que invertir un disfraces así fue una pueblo o sociedad por parte de miembros usualmente no niños a los que usan los USA Today dijo que buena idea. de otras personas y por lo general más sabe la diferencia nunca es demasiado Business Insider también dijo que dominantes o la sociedad.” y un adulto si, al adultos.” temprano para vestirse como cualquier personaje de otro Muchos de los disfraces comunes contrario, tiene enseñarle a sus hijos cultura, como alguien con un poncho y un usualmente no causan problemas. la capacidad cómo ser respetuoso sombrero, es ofensivo. Pero cuando alguien decide vestirse de entender la de otras maneras. Recuerda, no tiene nada de malo como una geisha provocativa o como diferencia entre lo Estas otras maneras a divertirse durante Halloween pero un bandido mexicano con una botella que es correcto y lo que no es. las que se reﬁ eren son como ser respetuosos hay maneras de hacerlo sin ofender a de tequila en cada mano, entonces es En un artículo diferente, USA Today sobre otras culturas. alguna persona o a différente culturas. cuando los problemas crecen. menciona la discusión sobre los Aunque creo que esto es correcto, no Hay muchísimas opciones de disfraces Recientemente, los disfraces de disfraces de Moana. A la misma vez, el estoy convencida que vestir a niños como cuales no aportan ninguna cultura. apropiación cultural no son los únicos mismo artículo se enfoca en diferentes personajes de una película de Disney es que están causando problemas, los maneras cuales la gente tiene que ser malo. Cuando un niño pide vestirse como Sigue a Jaleny en Twitter vestuarios de princesas de Disney están consienta sobre una línea muy fina entre un personaje como Moana o Mulan, no lo @jalenyreyes 4 OPINION Thursday, October 26, 2017 Minors should pay the price by being charged as adults

someone’s life, there is no getting around the fact that it took a lot of effort and Kaylee Lawler planning to be able to kill someone.” Staff Writer It’s not fair that Russell’s life was cut short when Thompson and Williams killed him that November night. For that, it’s justiﬁ ed that they ended up being sentenced — Williams in 2014 and an Jose high school students Randy Thompson in 2016 — to 26 years to life SThompson, 16, and Jae Williams, in prison. They ended Russell’s life and 15, killed their fellow student his family and friends are continuing with Michael Russell at Russell’s home on life without him. November 10, 2009. According to NOLO, a website that According to NBC, Williams told San provides legal information and advice, Jose police that his religion, Satanism, a minor who is charged with a serious motivated the fatal stabbing. offense, has a lengthy juvenile record or is Russell, Thompson, Williams and I older may waive their case to adult court. went to the same high school. I didn’t get The fact that minors at that age are INFOGRAPHIC BY KAYLEE LAWLER a chance to meet Russell, but I saw the “still developing” is not an excuse for the aftermath of his murder and the number number of acres burned or lives affected said. “If you were 10 or 11 you don’t “You hear about the really young of people that were affected. when it comes to crimes such as murder or really understand what you were doing. children [who are] 10 and even younger “Given the level of destruction that destruction of national parks. It’s different.” that do commit murder [and] that is a gray happens as a result of it [the crime], it [the In September 2017, four teenagers were In California, if a minor is at least area for me,” De La Torre said. punishment] also depends on how old arrested in connection to the Ballybunion 14 years old, prosecutors can decide By the age of 14, kids should have a they are too and what the circumstances Fire that burned 100 acres in Gilroy. whether they will be tried as an adult for basic understanding of wrong and right are,” engineering sophomore Ralron Those kids should’ve thought about the certain deﬁ ned crimes, according to law and recognize the impact of their actions. Herzog said. consequences that would affect people in corporation Wallin & Klarich. It’s not rocket science. A minor who Sentencing options are hard to talk that area. The costs of rebuilding, the lives “They [minors 14 and older] decides to take someone’s life should not about when minors commit serious potentially endangered and the amount of know what they’re doing,” child and be let off easy. crimes like murder or arson. If they’re old time it will take for vegetation to grow adolescent development senior Marissa Murder can’t be undone. enough to know right from wrong, they back are serious issues. De La Torre said. should pay for the crime they commit. “[At] 14 or 15 years old you’re still In July 2015, De La Torre heard “At that age, there should be a clear young, but I don’t think that it’s a crime about the rape and murder of 8-year- sense of what’s right and what’s wrong,” that should be let off easy no matter old Madyson Middleton by Adrian A.J. Follow Kaylee on Twitter Herzog said. “If you’re taking away what,” psychology junior Mona Khoury Gonzalez, who was 15 at the time. @kayleelawler94 SPARTUNES Fa vo r ite Spanish Song

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THEY ARE MAKING A MOVIE ABOUT THE HAUNTED WINCHESTER HOUSE!!!

This February, get ready for a thrilling movie that was filmed in our neighborhood! Over by Santana Row sits a house that was owned by Sarah Winchester, widow to William Winchester, founder of Winchester Rifles in the late 1800s. When her husband died, Sarah inherited the rifle company, and with it an immense sense of guilt and responsibility for all of the lives taken by her husband’s rifles. She thought the spirits of the victims would come to terrorize her so she had this house built in a fashion that would deter them. Hallways and staircases lead to nowhere, doors on the top floor open to nothingness; it was designed to confuse.

HELEN MIRREN JASON CLARKE STARRING Created by Spartan Daily Advertising Thursday, October 26, 2017 OPINION 5 Facebook’s News Feed split is great for consumers

scroll past ads and shared political posts, commercial posts, they need only to click sports team or artist, it will be broken up and it ruins my experience. that feed, but those who want to avoid them only by your friends’ posts. Jonas Elam Keeping pages and commercial posts can do so. Facebook made over $18 billion in 2015 Staff Writer out of my friend feed would help me focus The Telegraph reported the testing and should make decisions to better the on the reason I joined Facebook in 2008 is taking place in Bolivia, Cambodia, user experience, not to increase revenue. — to keep up with the lives of my friends Guatemala, Serbia, Slovakia and Sri I concede that it is a business, and that and family. With all the political pages Lanka. Testing will continue for months businesses are supposed to make money, and advertisements, I’m not getting the before a decision is made. but one can dream. acebook’s feed split is harmful to experience I want anymore. While my consumer perspective has The Independent’s Andrew Griffi n Fbusinesses, good for consumers and “The goal of this test is to understand if one wish, my business owner perspective believes this split solves two problems great for Facebook. people prefer to have separate places for has another. for Facebook. Facebook is testing a feed split that personal and public content,” Facebook I run two esports media outlets that First, people will post more about would create two separate news feeds for Executive Adam Mosseri said in a blog rely on social media for traffi c. Splitting themselves in the personal feed, making its consumers. Currently, you see updates post. “We will hear what people say about news feeds will cause my businesses to advertising data more accurate. It also from your grandma, your favorite sports the experience to understand if it’s an idea reach fewer people and less people will generates revenue for Facebook because team, pages you follow and advertisements worth pursuing any further.” read my content. companies will have to buy ads to be seen in one feed. After the split, your friends’ Companies can still pay to put ads on the personal feed. posts will be on one feed and everything “As a consumer I support in the personal news feeds. For a small The real winner here is Facebook. else will be on another. business owner like me, it probably isn’t They make consumers happy, and they As a consumer and business owner, I this, but as a business worth the investment. make more money from businesses. As a have two very different perspectives on owner, it hurts.” Large corporations don’t have the consumer I support this, but as a business this issue. budgetary issues I do and will gladly pay owner, it hurts. When I use Facebook 37 times a day for large sums to fl ood your feed anyway. The 25 seconds each to see if any of my friends I think the consumers will support the only difference is instead of ads being Follow Jonas on Twitter are doing anything interesting, I have to split. If they want to look at public or broken up by page posts from your favorite @TheElamite SPARTAN DAILY STAFF

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LUKE JOHNSON | SPARTAN DAILY (ﬁ le images) (Left) SJSU freshman quarterback Montel Aaron drops back to pass versus Cal Poly on Sept. 2 at CEFCU Stadium. (Right) Linebacker Frank Ginda (5) and teammates look at their sideline for instruction against Utah State on Sept. 23.

BY LOVINA PAVEL stuff we haven’t done good.” “Montel is a good quarterback,” freshman have been injured this season, including Staff Writer The Hawaii loss was the fi rst time since the defensive tackle Sailosi Latu said. “The 13 projected starters. Cougars starting Sept. 2 win over Cal Poly that SJSU held a offense trusts what he does as a quarterback cornerback Troy Warner is possibly out of An extended streak is guaranteed to end lead in a game. The Spartans were initially to bring into our offense.” the season, but 250-pound running back Ula this Saturday. ahead 10-0 after the fi rst quarter, though they Rahshead Johnson made his season debut Tolutau will be the player to watch on the After losing six consecutive games, San lost the turnover battle 2-1. at Hawaii — posting three touchdowns and other end. Jose State’s football team travels to Brigham “There have been too many mistakes 278 all-purpose yards. One of his touchdowns “They’re a tough, physical team,” junior Young University to play a team that has lost that have led to turnovers,” Brennan said. included a 96 yard kickoff return. tight end Josh Oliver said. “But it’s just seven in a row. “It’s something we have worked on [during SJSU junior linebacker Frank Ginda has another football game. We come into every The Spartans (1-7, 0-4 MW) were the fi rst the bye week]. I think a lot of it stems from led the country in tackles and tackles per football game with high expectations to win.” among the 129 Football Bowl Subdivision young people playing in games. The game game for the majority of the season. Right The game will be broadcast live from teams to play eight games. They lost their is happening fast and sometimes it’s just the now he shares the lead with 115 tackles and LaVell Edwards Stadium on ESPN3 at 12 eighth game to Hawaii on Oct. 14 leading wrong route.” 14.4 tackles per game. However, he is No.1 in p.m. Saturday. BYUtv also will carry the into the bye week. The Spartans’ offense improved versus the nation in solo tackles with 65. telecast. The channel is available on DirecTV “It was a chance for us to have some Hawaii with freshman quarterback Montel Brennan called this game a true test of channel 374, DISH Network channel 9403 physical practices and let our young guys Aaron returning from injury. After missing poise because the crowd in Provo, Utah and Comcast channel 228. bang a little bit,” Brennan said. “Because three games, he passed for a career-best 322 makes it a tough place to play. our bye week was late and we played a yards and led SJSU to a season-high of 504 Even though BYU (1-7) is plagued with big chunk of our season already, we were total offensive yards. He also completed 17 of injury, SJSU is expecting to face a fi erce, Follow Lovina on Twitter able to evaluate stuff we’ve done good and 27 passes and threw two touchdowns. west-coast style defense. 35 BYU players @lpavss

MEN’S SOCCER Heredia keeps conference award at San Jose State A>**A ? [B DAAB*

MOHAMED BAFAKIH | SPARTAN DAILY Spartan goalkeeper David Heredia cools off during practice Wednesday afternoon.

BY MOHAMED BAFAKIH over University of Incarnate Word and Staff Writer University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley. ZW Against Incarnate Word on Oct. 20, As the win streak continues for San Jose Heredia ﬁ nished with two saves on 12 shots State’s men’s soccer team, so does the in the 2-0 win. He then added three saves weekly recognition. on 10 shots in the 1-0 win over Rio Grande *D> Sophomore goalkeeper David Heredia Valley on Oct. 22. was the second Spartan to be named Western The preseason was a wide-open race to Athletic Conference (WAC) Defensive the back of the Spartans’ net, as SJSU gave DW* Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks. up an average of 2.25 goals in eight games. “Our defense honestly has stepped up Since then, assistant head coach Jonathan SJSU EXCLUSIVES! FOLLOW US ON: a lot,” said Heredia, a San Jose native and Lester said Heredia solidiﬁ ed himself as ECO PASS CLIPPER: Unlimited rides on VTA Andrew Hill High School graduate. “I the starter. couldn’t be any more proud of them — “We had a lot of pretty talented goalkeepers ACE TRAIN: 50% discount on 20-Ride and Monthly Pass Andy Rios, Jeff Dukes, Joseph Kay and that were vying for the same position and HIGHWAY 17 EXPRESS: Discounted 31-Day and 15-Ride pass Omar Lemus — I thank them a lot. They no one really separated themselves in FORD GOBIKE: Discounted Annual Membership save my butt, I save theirs; that’s how it is in preseason, so it was kind of hard to pick who ZIPCAR: these tough games.” was the hot hand at the time,” Lester said. Following Rios’ award-winning Heredia has the hot hand in conference performance from Oct. 9-16, including a 1-0 as his three shutouts in six starts are shutout victory on the road against Houston second in the WAC behind Seattle Baptist on Oct. 15, Heredia delivered two University’s Josh Adachi. Additionally, more shutouts during the team’s three-game his two goals allowed in conference play Texas road trip last week. is the best among WAC goalies. Though Heredia said the humidity and heat wave hit the team right as the players stepped onto Texas grounds, it did not Follow Mohamed on Twitter stop the Spartans from weekend victories @moe_fresco