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, s Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 PART NEDAILY 1 www.thespartandaily.com A.S. debates plan to move offices By Kemberly Gong room for the A.S. Board of Direc- student body. advisers. banquet facilities for special tors. "The house - Any students who would occasions. DAILY STAFF WRITER will be a more "We are giving up space in prime location than in the Stu- wish to sit in at these meetings In addition to moving the Last week's Associated Stu- the Student Union so we can dent Union building," he said. would be given a different room A.S. offices to the Scheller WEATHER dents meeting brought tension move into the Scheller House," "It will be very central, and stu- to sit in, and they would watch House, a computer lab would to the forefront when President said Alfonso De Alba, executive dents will be able to point out the meetings via live broad- be placed in the space that now SUNNY Maribel Martinez vetoed a deci- director AS. the A.S. house, where currently cast, De Alba said. serves as the A.S. offices and sion made by the board during a But, Martinez said she is not in the Student Union, students He also said students would boardroom on the third floor of High: 84 special meeting. in favor of the idea. of moving don't know where the student be able to speak to the board the Student Union. Low: 57 The special meeting was held the A.S. offices and holding all government meets." during public forum, an allot- As it stands, the veto has at the Brookdale Lodge in Santa board meetings in the house. The $2.9 million project to ted block of time at the begin- stalled the move to the Cruz, during the A.S. retreat on "I think that it limits the per- renovate the Scheller House is ning of each meeting. Scheller House, yet plans may the weekend of Aug. 10. son-to-person contact that rep- slated for completion sometime The house will also include resume if the board overrides OPINION The decision included a stip- resentatives have with their in October. other facilities such as a Martinez's veto. ulation to convert the Universi- constituents," she said. The new facility would have lounge for students to use, fea- Controversy arose around Oz-mosis ty House, formerly known as De Alba, however, believes Irmited seating, only enough for turing couches, chairs and finds he is the Scheller House, to a meeting the move will be better for the the board members and faculty tables and a piano, as well as see DEBATE, rage out of his element in Boron

3.E. Espino Caution: learns to apprecaite her commu- nity in My Journal -Page 2 kids at play SPORTS

Omar OrnehIA natty Staff Above: Sarah carefully prevents sand from falling through her funnel as she plays in the sandbox at the Associated Stu- Savannah Smith and the dent Child Development Center. SJSU volleyball team received their first loss of Right: Michelle Yong, an advertising the season Tuesday major, teaches a game to, from left to against Santa Clara right, Adrian, Jasmin and Joslin. University. - Page 3 A E Center offers A review of Living Legends concert at the hands-on Cactus Club leads off this semesters arts and entertainment page. experience

By Todd Hendry Little Tikes tables, wood on 460 South Eighth St., said tional goals, officials said. opment. "Other people go to work blocks, toy shopping carts, balls, Frances Roth, director of Associ- "We are here to serve student at a restaurant, and I come to I).sny S IAFI WRI I I R a little basketball hoop and tricy- ated Students Child Develop- parents," Roth said. "We care for play with kids." Four-year-old Milan Cooper cles are available for the children ment Center. their children so they can study." There are 13 regular staff played with her friends in the to play with. The center is primarily for While the parents study, or members, nine whom are full- sand Wednesday afternoon in the The new facility was made SJSU students; however, the the faculty and staff members at time teachers, two professional Associated Students Child possible by a referendum in children of faculty and staff the center are working, the chil- coordinators and one administra- Development Center. which SJSU voted to construct members are admitted if space is dren are taken care of by teach- tive assistant, along with 35 stu- Her mother, Estelle Cooper, is and operate a new center. available. ers and student assistants. dent assistants, Roth said. The new "Primesth" CD a student at San Jose State Uni- After 27 years, the child devel- The mission is to support the "I just come in and play with The center is licensed by the fails to capture the versity, and to help ease her opment center was moved from university by providing child kids all day. It's just fun," said California Department of Social schedule she says she uses the St. Paul's United Methodist care for student parents, thus Jeremy Schwimmer, a student Services to care for 100 children interest of the listener. Center. Church to the expanded center enabling the fulfillment of educa- assistant majoring in child devel- Child Development See CENTER, Page 6 - Page 5 ( COMING Student resident files housing lawsuit against CSU system By Hillary Cargo tary living conditions most She will be available for further this is a legal matter, 1 am unable resolve his ResNet connection FRIDAY notably in the Residence Hall comment after contacting SJSU's to comment at this time." problem, he called University DAILY SIAM. WRITER bathrooms to a violation of his campus attorney. Goldstein said, '1 tried to let peo- Housing, requesting the number of News: II San Jose State University First Amendment rights. Goldstein has lived in Royce ple know what I believed, but no someone who could help him. He Parkers beware: some senior Steven Goldstein gets his "This is not just for me," Gold- Hall for six years. one listened." was given Steve Ross' voice mail way, the Board of Trustees of the stein said. "I want the quality of University Housing Resident The "last straw" was the issue of number. students have reported California State University system life for all residents to be good." Directors were unavailable for trying to get problems resolved Ross was the assistant adminis- stolen parking permits to will owe him $20,000. California State University comment. with Goldstein's Internet service. trator of Royce Hall at the time. Goldstein filed a 15-page law- media relations officer Colleen Martin Castillo, interim assis- When Goldstein couldn't get According to a University Haus- the University Police suit July 3. Bentley-Adler said, "I haven't seen tant director of administration and through to his Peer Advisor for Department. His charges range from unsani- the complaint as of yet." financial operations. said, "Since Residential Computing, (PARC) to set LAWSUIT. Page 6 Opinion: Memorial service scheduled "Annoyed" returns along New students get another hello with the new "Where's By Hillary Cargo Friday for linguistics teacher My Lighter?" DAILY STAFF WRIILR 13 Karen herstan development. Bean specialized in "Welcome to San Jose State University," intercultural education, accord- Ramon Navarro-Johnson announced over [JAHN srii WRIT, R ing to Pat Nichols, a retired Eng- the microphone Wednesday. Martha Bean's nickname, "the lish professor at SJSU. Johnson is an on-air personality at San adventurous one," describes only Nichols said she remembers INSIDE Jose State University's radio station KSJS, one of the many endearing quali- serving on the hiring committee but Wednesday he was center stage at the ties the associate professor pos- for the position Bean eventually announcing Letters Pg. 2 Student Union Amphitheater, sessed throughout her life and up held. various performers as they did their part to until her death in August, "We hired her because she Sparta Guide Pg. 2 welcome the students of SJSU. according to her friends, col- looked like a great teacher, she Jerry Mimnaugh, executive director of leagues and students. had good credentials and had Opinion Pg. 2 Spartan Shops, was dishing out scoops of They spoke affectionately experience with many different free ice cream. about Bean, reminiscing about cultures. She also taught in A&E Pg. 5 "I've been doing this for years," he said. her incredible ability to commu- China, Costa Rica and Peru," "It's fun." nicate and touch lives, and the Nichols said. Sports Pg. 3-4 Welcome with the 0:akt Staff Day was organized loss they suffered from her But after getting to know Lim*, intent of giving undecided students Bean, she learned that Bean's Classified Pg. 8 During Welcome Day, Lolita Powell, a campus park- new or untimely death. an opportunity to find out what organiza- Martha Bean, 58, began her teaching abilities came from Crossword Pg. 8 ing coordinator, explains to Sophie Sam alternative tions and groups SJSU has to offer. career at San Jose State Univer- being a dynamic individual. options to park near campus. The event informed sity in 1991 as an associate pro- students of various services available to them. see WELCOME. Page' fessor of linguistics and language See MEMORIAL, Page*

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. ...... 14.-LIJALILIAP "JIH 0 PI N CYN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Small town charms fail to amuse city slicker

Having a good ol' time in Boron, named Rusty works there. Has for was talking about the lady at the Grimmer side to the you're jealous, huh? I looked 50 years. And he probably talks about Senior Center Thrift Shop who said, into the eyes of Omar the Sul- those days back when Boron had only "Did you close the back door?" as. I tan as they blinked wildly. I figured, 200 people. And how back then, they walked through the front door. Greeks, writer says "What the hell? Why not waste a MIKE didn't have those spiffy new Beta I was just so eager to get out.- 1 quarter on this stupid machine?" OSEGUEDA players or cassette decks, like ICids called a bunch of my friends, the ones second paragraph of the front page Omar gobbled down my quarter today do. who lived back where such things as Thestory for the Aug. 31 publication quoted and was supposed to tell me my There were many boarded-up stoplights existed. someone as saying that "each fraternity future. Since I was stuck in this town shops. The gas station looks like it "It sounds like a place where bad and sorority is social, academic and service-ori- called Boron for an hour while my car hasn't pumped petrol since it was 50 movies are filmed," one said. ented." was getting fixed, what was the cents per gallon. The little restaurant This was a pretty crappy movie. I From the actions of the fraternities and harm? that has a calendar fro n 1999 hang- just wanted the end to come. After sororities where I live, I can only see that On the possible eight-point meter, two restaurants. ing in the front window. about 30 hours of waiting and $300, it they're oriented toward drinking, sex and Omar gave me an 8-out-of-8 in love A place where cell phones actually Then there was a big rock sitting did. I was ready to get back on the keeping me awake at 3 a.m. and luck, and 7-of-8 on success. work. A place that had more than one on the sidewalk with a big white sign road and say goodbye to Boron forev- For the past week, most of the fraternities "You will meet a wonderful per- street. A place where the continuous above it. The Boron Weather Station, er. and sororities near where I live participated in son," it said, in a computer-generated wind didn't cause dirt from the road it was called. "If the rock is wet, it's "That's not too bad," Steve said, a "dry rush," a practice in which they are not voice. to swirl around in the air. raining," it said. "If the rock is sway- between drags on a cigarette. "That's supposed to drink on the grounds of their "Geez, maybe this won't be so bad," This place Boron definitely had me ing, it's windy. If the rock is hot, it's not too bad at all. Consider yourself houses. I thought. "Omar is on my side." out of my element. sunny. If the rock is cool, it's overcast. lucky. I've known people who have This would be great if they actually would I was on my way back to the Bay "It's about as small as you can get If the rock is white, it's snowing. If the been here for a week." abstain from drinking, not just choose to drink Area from a summer in Arizona when and still be a town," Steve told me. rock is blue, it's cold. If the rock is Yeah, that's it. Lucky. in the house next to mine, which is considered my car went wacko. Of course it hap- Then, Steve and Randy informed shaking, it's an earthquake. If the The only thing! regret was that I a "safe haven" for getting drunk because it's pened precisely in the middle of me I wasn't going anywhere. Had to rock is gone, it's a tornado." wasn't able to stick another quarter not on their property. nowhere. wait for a part. That meant a night in I guess it's easy to have a sense of in Omar the Sultan and tell him "You Recently, I was called "old man" by people That's why I was in Boron (it's Boron. Gasp. humor in a town that needs to have a will meet a wonderful new friend,w my own age because I asked the non stop party actually in Southern California), hop- I had already taken in the town's town meeting in order to get together then crush the stupid machine with house if they could keep their music down so I ing! could get back on the road soon, sights. After those five minutes I was a full set of teeth. the weather rock. could go to sleep. as Steve and Randy down at the bored again. They seemed to leave out, "If the Now that would be a quarter well-, This is not to say that all fraternity and repair shop had told me. The first was a big yellow truck, rock is thrown through a window, the spent. sorority houses are party houses, but the ones After the wonderful encounter with surrounded by a black gate, with a tourists are getting restless." that I live next to appear to be sent on-all- Omar, I made my way back to Steve sign that said "Yellow Truck." Damn Omar the Sultan. Damn expense paid vacations by their parents. and Randy's, hoping they'd tell me I The second was the hardware him. What a liar. I, have met a few who do not share the lack was free to leave Boron and travel store/clothes store/video store/notary/bike Luck, huh? Yeah, I was really Mike Osegueda is a Spartan of apathy for the sleep of their fellow students, back to a place where the mayor wasn't shop. Wow. lucky. What a dream vacation. Daily Senior Staff Writer but among most of them I have found a deeply the guy who owned one of the town's I didn't go in, but I'm sure a guy Wonderful person, huh? Maybe he "Oz-mosis" will appear Thursdays. disturbing occurrence. At the end of the article there is the quote, "They just look for who they want in their organization." t'C'MON, YOU GUYS, MOVE! IT'S FOR OUR NATIONAL An appeal to appreciate Last week I found this to be very true, when SECURITY I HAVE TO GET TO THE MALL" a local brother told me that if any more people in the United States start speaking Spanish, instead of English, he will move to Europe. I would have been shocked to hear this from the community you live in a fraternity college-educated brother, if it had not been explained to me by a different broth- took a trip to central Wiscorrsin to get my er how it was good that I moved out of East Itattention. Too many years of living in the San Jose because "White people don't belong in comforts of a diverse environment had racial neighborhoods ... because we are better made me forget what it is to be a Latina in a than that." white community. I didn't want to tell him I am Puerto Rican Don't get me wrong. for fear that! might be awakened by a burning Wausau, Wisconsin, the city I was sent to cross on my front lawn. for an internship, welcomed me with its tra- To the hard working students who belong to ditional Midwestern friendliness, and the a fraternity or sorority more interested in folks! met made their best efforts to make me grades than parties, I congratulate you. feel right at home except for the one high- As for me, I will continue to work on my way-state worker, who called me a Mexican fourth college degree without the assistance of who couldn't read. everyone does his or her own thing. the "Greeks." Still, there's nothing exceptional. . about Which brings me to ask a question about that. food: What do you eat when supermarkets Phillip J.J. Scheir * You meet jerks everywhere. just don't carry a large ethnic products sec= graduate student But here's my point. Despite California's tion? Making Colby or Monterrey Jack cheese bilingual education fast-paced beat, its energy crisis, overcrowded and bratwursts a staple would be a crime. ' neighborhoods and its anti-immigrant propo- Mexican restaurants are sparse and by no sitions in the last five years, I am not ready to means authentic. leave it to become a pioneer all over again. Pm not ready to give up on typical Sal- Stem-cell research You have truly got to have an adventure- vadoran dishes, including pupusas arid some spirit to move out to the Heartland. tamales, on a Friday night. And never mind that the Hispanic popula- And I want to be in a place where religious unethical, a crime tion registered triple digit growth in this Mid- leaders aren't afraid to reach out to those who west since the 1990 United States Census. are slightly different from the rest of the corn-: Minnesota had the largest percentage growth munity, even if it sometimes means going to n response to the question: Should stem cell at 166 percent, followed by Iowa at 153 per- barracks and meeting undocumented work- research be federally funded? Donating cent. ers. 1 body parts is acceptable. And never mind that Mexico's president, It's premature to say what central Wiscoti. Extracting stem cells by taking the life of a Vicente Fox, is visiting Toledo, Ohio, this week sin will look like 10 years from now. I'm no living human embryo ( body, soul and spirit) is in response to that explosive growth. analyst, but! know it cannot stay the same: not acceptable. But for a spoiled person, like myself, how The population is bound to grow by more than do you cope without hearing a word in your 1 percent, as it did in the last 10 years. Lawrence E. Miller mother language in a city that was voted the Someone in Wausau is bound to start alumnus social services for the Hispanic community. 6,2ba ira4lakitiT" whitest city in the United States in the '80s? criminal justice How do you entertain yourself? Those people making trips to Madison, Sorry. The local cable company does not Milwaukee or Chicago to get their groceries 5:30 p.m., in the Campus Ministry carry Telemundo and Univision. And don't will have to look no further than around the Center Tipi. next to Robert's Books. expect to see anything about your homeland COPIlet For more information, call Roger on the 6 o'clock news unless something cat- I was too young to remember what the Bay Wharton at 605-1687 or visit the Web astrophic happened. Area looked like 20 years ago. I don't think I site. Try again. There are no Spanish-speaking cared, but I certainly don't remember as Spar-too,uide radio stations. many Hispanic video rentals, music shops Students for the Truth and produce stores. So, I guess everything Welcome Day barbecue is at How do you make friends with people who 6:30 pm. at 124 South Ilth St. For share your culture? Do you stop in grocery must have had a small beginning. call Pat Ha at 910- aisles and wait to see a familiar face or hear But enough of central Wisconsin. Tbday Hall, Rosin X r or more information, to 1.15 p.m. in the Music building Con- more information, Pm off to buy tomatoes at La call Erika at 507-8535. cert Hall. For more information, call 4258. familiar sounds? Tapatia and As a matter of fact, yes, you do. Some think about why Hispanics lag behind the American Indian Science and Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. rest in homeownership and medical insur- Engineering Society Alpha Phi Omega Theta Chi Fraternity women I met from a group called Habla Espanol, or Speak Spanish, had first learned ance. First meeting of the Fall semester Information meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sigma Pi Rush event' Pizza and ass-carts. at 6 p.m in the Pacifica room in the to 9 p m. in the Pacifica room. Call Comedy sports improvisational Meet at 7 pm. at Theta Chi. For more about each other while grocery shopping. comedy at 6 p.m. Meet at 182 South information, call Juan L,oredo at 920- Imagine making lifetime friendships from Student Union. For more information, Cathy with any questions at J.E. Espino is the Spartan call Julius at 262-8620. 924-6626. 10th St. For more information, call 9640 or 279-9629 a simple conversation in a grocery store. the Rush hotline at 279-5146 or Gus Up until three months ago, I don't think! Daily Opinion Editor. "My Journal" Theta Chi Fraternity Pries at 398,3679. Sigma Pi had ever paid attention to conversations in Vietnamese Student Association appears Thursday?. We would like to invite you to our Rush event: Indoor Rock Climb- Bay Meadows horse races at other languages. It's a fact of life in California first general meeting and election. ing at 6 p.m. at the Planet Granite. Catholic Campus Ministry 530 p m Meet at 182 South 10th St Come join our family to make a dif- Meet at Theta Chi. For more informa- Daily Mass is at 13.10 p.m in the For more information, call the Rush ference. There will be pizza and tion, call Juan Loredo at 920.9640 or Campus Ministry Chapel, located at 300 hotline at 279-5146 or Gus Pries at refreshments All are welcome, 3 p.m. 279-9629. South 10th St For more information, call 398.3679. to 430 p.m., at the Pacifica room in Father Charlie at 938-1610. Quote for the Daily: the Student Union. For more infor- Listening Hour mation, call Lan at 319-7645. Analyzing the sound of brass Sparin Gt.& ci mkt "Don't take the bull by the horns, take him by the tail; then you can let go when yost instruments with Brian Holmes Per- Friday F... and *yr 17.1.11. fir .so,,. r... Anthropology and Behavioral formance on Beethoven's Horn Sonata itork. dem the Mom1 pulisrvan. dale En. want to." Josh Billing Science Club Op 17 on natural horn and selections ejapirit.org Amu on guallabk thr *of. ().. Iffire *an The first organizational meeting on the garden hose from the opera University of the spirit The Mys- ams mar nqu. rvietng n su....4 is at 4:30 p.m. in Washington Square "Fun With Dick and Jane," 12,30 p.m. tery of the Labyrinth, 4:30 p.m. to ;ward In dr order m h thry rfmmt

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SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS THURSDAY, SEP I EMBER 6, 2001 STA I F 1 SAN JOSE NIVERSIT1 Spartan volleyball team gets first taste of defeat Marcus R. Fuller four more than their season aver- defeat. Blair and Pascucci had - DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER age in three previous matches. four kills in the match, but it was Each error came during a crucial to no avail. After a win at Santa Clara two period, said junior middle blocker The decisive game went back years ago, the Spartan volleyball Stephanie Pascucci. and forth with both teams giving team went on to win 18 out of 19 "Those really hurt us," she the 322 fans in attendance a spec- games. This season, the Broncos said. "Limiting mental errors is tacular show highlighted by an served the Spartans a plate of something we need to work on." abundance of diving saves, intim- revenge by ending their winning The first serve of the game idating blocks and spine-tingling streak at three matches. sailed out of bounds. So did con- kill shots. ,The 24th-ranked Broncos (4-1) secutive serves when the Spar- The Spartans had a total of apoiled the Spartans' home open- tans attempted to tie the score on eight blocks in the match, but er with a 3-0 victory Tuesday at several occasions. nothing seemed to intimidate the the Event Center. Santa Clara outside hitter Broncos. Above, Liz Hudson comes up Brianna Blair leads SJSU Jami Bari, who finished with a "If we played that same game with a dig during the volleyball with an average of 4.5 kills per team-high 13 kills, forced a Spar- against another team, we would teams second game against game this season, but the senior tan timeout when her rocket shot have won. In the end they had outside hitter had just 11 kills in down the left side and put the more swings than us," said SJSU Santa Clara. The Spartans, the loss. Broncos ahead 17-11 in Game 1. head coach Craig Choate. "They now 3-1, lost in three straight ,"I put a lot of weight on my Sophomore middle blocker Liz were putting the free balls away, sets en route to their first shoulders because I'm a senior," Hudson (10 kills) and junior out- right down our throat," defeat of the season. Blair said. "But, when the team side hitter Jeanine Haldi brought Although the Spartans cap- wins it's because of the team, and SJSU within a single point by tured the tournament title at when the team loses, it's because blocking a shot by Santa Clara's Oregon State University during of the team. We're really good, but 6-foot-2-inch middle blocker Toni Labor Day weekend, the remain- Left, Spartan's Savannah sometimes we just come out Muratore. der of their non-conference sched- Smith sets a shot for a team- slow." Four service errors later, how- ule will be no cakewalk. mate during Tuesday's game Setter Savanna Smith, who ever, the Spartans found them- Their next opponent will be against Santa Clara. The Spar- was named Western Athletic Con- selves on the wrong end of a 30- No. 14 Minnesota on Friday at ference Player of the Week on 27 score. the San Diego Invitational. tans will resume play Friday at Monday, had a team-high 34 SJSU led 19-16 in the second SJSU's next scheduled home the San Diego Invitational. assists and 12 digs. game but was outscored by the match will be Sept. 10 at the The Spartans had eight serv- Broncos 11-2. The dry scoring Event Center against the Univer- ice errors in Tuesday's match, spell eventually led to a 30-26 sity of Tennessee. photos by David Bitton / Daily Staff Leaf fails physical, won't be a Cowboy this year Giambi hits 33rd home run, IRVING, Texas (AP) Ryan prised. There's no question he David Dunn, Leafs agent. is in limbo. Oakland beats Orioles 12-6 Leaf never saw the welcome the was surprised it would impact "I think right now, we're The Cowboys were interested Dallas Cowboys had planned for our decision as much as it did." going to explore all our options. in Leaf as their third stringer OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Oakland, which began the day bim. Jones said that after an ini- The most important thing is his behind rookie starter Quincy Jason Giambi extended his hit- with a 9-game lead in the AL Jie failed a physical because tial evaluation discovered the health and getting his wrist Carter and second-year backup ting streak to a season-high 11 wild-card race, has won 10 of 11. Ca’ wrist problem and remains problem, specialists were right." Anthony Wright. games with his 33rd home run as Giambi was in the lineup as of the NFL's many unem- brought in to give it a further Dunn said he hopes the two They were initially interested the Oakland Athletics routed the designated hitter for the Ns after yed veteran quarterbacks. look. sides can strike a deal once Leaf in Leaf in March, having consid- Baltimore Orioles 12-6 for their leaving Tuesday night's game Leafs name and the number He declined to give any more is healthy. ered him to replace Troy Aik- fourth straight win. with a tight left hamstring. 10 were written in black on a specifics. "I think Ryan thinks the man. But they couldn't afford Terrence Long added a solo He extended the streak with sItap of white tape over a locker Leaf left the team's head- world of Jerry and the Cowboys him then. home run and an FtBI single, and his two-run homer off Calvin in the Cowboys' clubhouse quarters without talking to organization. My feeling is Jerry In Tampa Bay, the wrist prob- Cory Lidle (10-6) allowed two Maduro (3-5) in the fourth, the A's Wednesday. reporters, ducking in the front feels the same way about Ryan," lem caused Leaf pain but only runs and six hits in seven first hit. Giambi scored his broth- Three pairs of shoes with 16 seat of a van to avoid being pho- Dunn said. forced him to miss two practices, innings. er, Jeremy, who had walked. ptinted on the heel, a white tographed. Leaf, the second overall pick said Bucs coach Tony Dungy. practice jersey, a helmet and "Ryan was excited with the in 1998 draft, was waived by several unused hangars awaited Cowboys opportunity, and he San Diego in March and by him. couldn't be more disappointed Tampa Bay on Monday. The sta- "It was an injury that con- about how it turned out," said tus of his once promising career cerned us enough that we could- n't make a decision to put him on the roster," Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones said. , "I know he was disappointed. 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But what has him concerned is Tautuaa, who both had limited with the team as his grades were the man on the sidelines. practice last week, will also be on called into question, Bell said. Fitz Hill, the Spartans' new the practice field all week. Later that day, La Herran was head coach, has Barnett and the "We need to make sure we're all cleared to play and flew to Los Buffaloes scratching their heads, there and we're focused while Angeles. wondering just what will happen we're out there," Fe'esago said. "No Saturday morning brought dif- at Folsom Field. joking around or nothing. We were ferent news, as the coaches . 'There's no history there," Bar- looking at that SC game as a con- received word that La Herran's nett said. "No tendencies. We have fidence builder for this team. So grades were miscalculated and he nothing to go off of We're not sure we need this game." was ineligible. what we're going to see. So we're The offensive match-up should "Luke cried," Bell said Satur- not sure what we're going to do." be power vs. balance. day. To put him on this kind of a Hill said the game plan is not 'They're a power football team," roller coaster, say he can't play, he that complicated. Much of what Hill said. "They're going to run the can play, and then deny him a the one-year redshirt he has avail- preparing for the worst." black jerseys that the Spartans the Spartans did against the Uni- ball at you." chance to play with his family able. will wear occasionally this season. versity of Southern California will Last week against Colorado here ... it upsets him." The decision, however, would This year, SJSU abandoned be the same. State, the Buffaloes rushed the For now, Hill said, La Herran is have to be made by the Spartans' Uniforms: New vs. Old normal uniform-makers such as "We're not going to reinvent the ball 54 times and threw 19 times. doing what he can to get back on third game. SJSU's new uniforms are a hit Nike, Russell and Reebok in favor wheel every time," Hill said. SJSU, meanwhile, called 37 the playing field this season. Currently, Hill is preparing for on the Internet. of 4 Players Only, a small company This time, he just hopes to do it passing plays and ran 30 times. On Saturday, La Herran was life without La Herran. He is According to a poll on out of Grapevine, Texas. better. On offense, the Spartans "Anytime you have a back like confident that he would be in uni- going about practice as if La Her- ESPN.com's Page 2, 60 percent Coach Hill said he thinks the posted 10 points in the loss at Deonce, you got to get him his form Saturday in Colorado. ran won't be eligible. prefer the Spartans' flashy 2001 design is original, different and USC, which is out of character for touches," Hill said. "It's just one of those things," La He has named Patrick Battle, uniforms better than 2000's more should help in recruiting. a team with a load of weapons. "When you have receivers like Herran said. 'The papers will go another senior linebacker, as traditional uniforms. ' "On the offensive side, you're Edell (Shepherd), Casey (Le through." defensive captain. As of Wednesday night, nearly Editor's Note: 'Across the Mid- facing a team that put ups million Blanc), Rashied (Davis) and If not, another option for La Still, he's not counting out the 5,600 people had voted in ESPN's dle" is a weekly notebook dedicated points a year ago," Barnett said. Charles Pauley, you got to get Herran is red shirting this season. prospect of seeing La Herran on poll. to the Spartan football team. It Barnett does know that stop- them the ball." He would be able to save a year of the field this year. The poll shows last year's blue will appear Thursdays. ping Deonce Whitaker, SJSU's eligibility by sitting out and using "I hope so," Hill said. "But Fm home uniforms, compared to the star tailback, is important. 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They hip-hop scene, the Living Legends' live ed by jumping up and down. don't need gimmicks. performances are ... well, legendary And if anyone didn't believe him, he When the beat for "Murs Rules the As they closed out the third day of could be found with his group members World" hit, the crowd responded as Broke Ass Summer Jam 6 at the Cactus selling their music on First Street after Murs, the short, feisty rapper whose Club on Sunday, the nine-man collective the show. mouth is much bigger than his body, of emcees re-solidified their status for Sunspot was there, talking to fans, went crazy on stage. the long-time fans and showed the new.- even sharing a smoke with them. With a pair of "Murs" Mickey Mouse comers what they had missed in Sum- As one of the founding members, ears on backwards, he got the crowd on mer Jam's past. Sunspot has seen the crew grow from a a high early in the show and the Leg- New and old fans alike, stood on the group looking for a chance to a group ends never let them get back down. floor waving their "L's" made with that does self-financed tours in Australia The only negative part of the show their index fingers and thumbs as the and Japan. was the sound at the club, which at Legends' exuded energy on stage. The independent attitude is what times limited the Legends because only After spending years rocking small prompted the creation of Broke Ass Sum- three microphones were working and clubs, selling their own material and mer Jam. the sound kept cutting out. recording out of their house in Oakland, "Basically, we always wanted to be a When "Murs Rules the World" ended the Legends re-located to Southern Cali- part of the Summer Jam that KMEL prematurely and Murs was left to do the ans fornia last year. would throw," he said. "But they didn't song acapella he answered with: "If you But the Legends returned home in want to do anything unless you're do that again, Fm gonna kick you in ned full-force last weekend, playing San involved in some corporate bullshit." your ass." as Francisco's Maritime Hall on Friday, The always-independent attitude can But the Legends would be not stifled tvor Santa Cruz's Palookaville on Saturday be seen in their stage shows as well. or silenced. any and ending the three-day event in San Every time the Legends step on the Cactus Club management kept trying Jose. Ben Liebenberg / Daily Staff stage, they perform with such hunger to end the show, but thier efforts were the The Legends describe themselves as a and such energy that it seems like it's unsuccessful. and "West Coast Wu-Tang" with nine mem- "The Grouch" of the group Living Legends performs in front of enthusiastic their first time on stage. Sunspot announced the final song of bers who do solo work, but also form dif- fans. The show took place last Sunday at the Cactus Club. On Sunday, it didn't look like they the night: "Will Not Be Destroyed." ferent groups within the Legends. had been on stage three nights in a row. The show ended with him on the mic k fid- PSC, Sunspot Jonz, Murs, Asop, in a lot of different cities," said Asop. "But Some were brand new cuts from the They didn't show any fatigue. yelling "We ... Will ... Destroy ... You" in ited Grouch, Eligh, Bizarro, Scarub and Arata this is our real hometown." Living Legends' upcoming album They jumped around, bounced off unison with the packed Cactus Club. It make up the Legends, but, for example, The hometown fans did indeed get a "Almost Famous" and some as old as each other, climbed on speakers and It goes to show, while their new Sunspot and PSC are the Mystik Jour- show. "Firefly Rebellion" from the 1998 Mystik shuffled around the three microphones album title suggests the Living Legends neyman while Eligh, Murs and Scarub The 18-song set featured new and old Journeymen album "Worldwide Under- on stage so that everyone got a chance to are almost famous in the Bay Area, are the Three Melancholy Gypsys. material, ranging from solo tracks to ground." rhyme. they're beyond that. "We've established a lot of hometown posse cuts. Throughout, the Legends' attitude of They don't do the typical: "When I say They're legends. New band Primesth: boring to the nth power By Tillani Analla Bush's relevance in the cause throbbing headaches, You try to sound angry, but Tip No. 3: Craft songs that instruments will create songs DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER music world expired, oh say, you might want to think about it just doesn't work. are fast, slow and have speeds that have a variation of sound several years ago, circa 1996. roughing your sound up a bit. The listener does not feel that fall in between. Don't be to them. The music world is If you're trying to be rele- Yell and scream. your pain. It comes off as afraid to use an acoustic gui- Track No. 7, "Even the drenched with teen pop rain- vant by being irrelevant it Strike some wrong chords. insincere. tar or two. Score (No One Else)," is the ing down from the likes of 'N doesn't work. Yelp. Moreover, Primesth, most of At times infuse the songs one positive aspect Primesth Sync to Destiny's Child to Another problem with Noa, you're the frontman of your songs sound the same. with rumbling bass lines offers. Britney Spears. Primesth's, "Underneath the the band, let your voice crack. After the first few spins of instead of bass lines that bare- Otherwise, hit stop. And in between, rock bands Surface," is the band's sound Hold your notes just like Trent the album, the monotony of it ly register a blimp on the Hit eject. such as Linkin' Park and Limp is too produced. The sound is Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. all will make the listener want radar. There's not much substance Bizkit have carved out their too crisp, too clean. And feel free to scream at to smack the eject button. Different uses of these underneath this surface. own identities by venting Here's tip No. 2: Although the top of your lungs just as their frustrations, thereby cre- your sound focuses more on Reznor does. ating a loyal fanbase. melody rather than thick, Be psychotic. Hopefully, a band in the not pounding guitar riffs that Wallow in your anguish. too distant future will break the mold of the status quo to spawn a new revolution in THE EVENT CENTER music that will wreak havoc, AT cause chaos and ignite contro- versy. VITIM11111 [711111:1ME The present era in music Tile Best Blend of Latin Alternative, Efectronica, Itaci & lily goy may be running out, and it's about time. 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continued from Page I program incorporates the The center is open based on Frances Gulland Center, which the SJSU academic calendar , 64 of the positions available provided care for children ages 2 from 7:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday. for children are between the ages and a half through 6, from 1972 through Thursday and from of 2 and 6. The other 36 spaces until April 2000, Roth said. 7:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fridays. are available for children 6 A major benefit the new facili- What is difficult for some fac- months to 3 years, Roth said. ty has that the old facility did not ulty and staff members is trying' "Since they've moved hers, is space, Roth said. With the open to find child care during finals. . they have a lot more space so that space available,, it allows children "It's very difficult to find day, the children can play around," from 6 months and up to now be care, because that's when we, said Hien Do, chair of the social cared for. grade papers," Do said. sciences department. "When this building was built, Some of the parents of the chil- Staff members at the child the greatest unmet need was for dren said they were very pleased, development center encourage care for infants and toddlers," with the way things are orga-, students to be creative and get Roth said. nized at the center. along with each other. They While the center offers useful "I haven't met anybody I don't encourage children to think and services, Roth said, "There's like. I think everyone's terrific,". , learn, Roth said. about 130 (people) on the waiting said Carole Morris, library assis- The child development center list, and we haven't even tant. "I trust them to do a good is funded in part by A.S., and the processed all of the applications." job, and I'm very happy"

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LAWSUIT: Some students want better services from SJSU LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES continued from Page I they also provide an unsanitary the buildings are torn down to see living environment. changes. GUARANTEED! ing Service student contact form No one from Housing Custodial "People pay a substantial OR dated Aug. 28, 2000, Goldstein services was available for comment amount of money for what they called Ross' voice mail and left sev- on how long it takes to have a mess get," Goldstein said. "What I hope WE'LL REFUND eral messages requesting Internet cleaned up in a common area such to gain from this lawsuit is to be service. as the Residence Hall bathrooms, reimbursed for the value for the DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE Ross felt strong enough about but some students were willing to contract that I signed with UHS Goldstein's voice mail requests share their feelings about what the and for the university to do the Spartan Bookstore that he filed a report accusing cleanliness situation is really like. same for every student who has Goldstein of harassment. Sophomore Glen Ma lived in lived in Royce Hall. I want them to 16i A Division of Spartan Shops Goldstein's voice mail requests Markham Hall last year when one repair the facilities so that the San /ose State University were pretty demanding, according of the janitors quit. quality of life is up to the level that 'Visit Spartan Bookstore for Details to Ross, who stated in the Aug. 28 "The garbage was full, someone UHS is willing to market." report,"(Goldstein) stated ... that had mistaken the shower for the other people on his wing could not toilet stall, and it took over a day to connect to the Internet and if I did- get cleaned up." n't do something about it he would According to Ma, Markham Hall give my name and phone number was one of the better halls. 'Moul- out to every resident that had a der Hall had a missing sink," he problem." said. *. SALT LAKE 2002 Ross is documented on page two Freshman Mike Hatfield lives in PROUD PARTNER of the Student Contact Form as Royce Hall. He said that he thinks es'N, saying, "In certain circumstances the bathrooms are pretty well- this could be considered harass- maintained, with some exceptions. ment." "There was a guy who puked in Goldstein, on the contrary, con- the sink, and it since they don't siders himself the victim of the clean up on the weekends, it sat harassment since his claims were there for two days," he said. not taken seriously. But for some students, cleanli- He later wrote a letter of apolo- ness is less of an issue than acces- gy to Ross for the incident, which sibity. Goldstein said he was forced to Miranda Pretoli is the attendant write. and sister of freshman Seth Pret- "They strong-arm people," Gold- tol, who deals with the daily chal- stein said. "They told me verbatim lenges of maneuvering his wheel- Call all over chair in and out of Royce's small the that they would make it impossible to deal with any university busi- doorways. ness if I kept complaining." "These dorms were built in the Goldstein interpreted this word- Victorian ages," Pretoli said. "They ing to mean two things. aren't ideally accessible for wheel- One, to not be allowed to do uni- chairs." versity business, which he inter- When Pretoli reported the bro- prets to encompass the business of ken wheelchair lift to Donna Ellis, enrollment. the disability resource coordinator, she said that the response was to USA! Second, Goldstein understood this to mean that his constitution- not use it. al rights were being violated The fact that these Residence specifically his First Amendment Halls were built before the Ameri- rights. cans with Disabilities Act was "It's intimidating to live in an passed could be one more reason environment where you know that that the Residence Halls' demoli- someone has the power to remove tion will be a joyous event for you (from that environment) if you some. USA! disagree with them," he said. "For the amount of money you The Real Dirt pay, you expect to get quality liv- The dorms may be a convenient ing," Ma said. Stimmunity in which to live, but But Goldstein said he doesn't one of Goldstein's claims is that feel he should have to wait until Bombing suspect could be USA! charged with murder OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) greatest concern," said Lane, who Ending months of speculation over met privately with survivors of the whether he would drop the case, bombing and victims' relatives in the new distr;ct attorney in Okla- July. homa City said Wednesday that he 'I truly wish that! believed in my will prosecute bombing conspira- heart of hearts that I have another tor Terry Nichols on state murder course of action available to me at charges that could bring the death this time." penalty. 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EYE - SAN Josh STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 2001 7 WELCOME: Meeting new students -1 Study urges continued from Page 1 ety of Women Engineers doesn't need to offer free things. "We've got Darnell Toliver and ; fresh tack on Brian a good reputation," Sharma said. Doss were two freshmen who Some Greek organizations attended Welcome Day. weren't making their presence teacher crisisi "It's important to not just focus known behind booths nor were on academics, but expand your col- they giving out free candy SACRAMENTO (AP) - Colifet:N. lege experience and have nia needs to try new ways to firiC, fun," Doss Jacquelyn Vo, the president of said, cuddling a teddy bear and keep great teachers in publit.. he had alpha Kappa Delta Phi, and her just acquired by signing schools, says a new state up for a sorority sisters' used a technique of commit- credit card. "It's easier to ion report. do work walking around to recruit women when you have something fun to for rush. The state's recent expensivri.: do." efforts to find and keep qualifiat: "We are going around talking to Toliver, whose major teachers in public schools are - is unde- freshmen who hold a little bit of clared, used Welcome Day as an interest," Vo said. "Joining a sorori- starting to work but more efforts opportunity to sign up are needed, Michael for the box- ty has made college life a lot more Alpert, chair- ing team. bearable. It teaches you to balance man of the Little Hoover Commis- "I need something sion, said Wednesday to do during academics and other activities, in releasing the day," he said. "All the report. of my classes which I think makes you a better don't start until 1:30 p.m." person." California public schools are fac- Free cookies, ice ing a cream, oranges, Aside from expanding the uni- shortage of qualified teachers lollipops and due other goodies were versity experience beyond the con- to population increases, retire- offered to students who sauntered fined walls of a classroom, organi- ment of veteran teachers and down Plaza de Cesar Chavez on zations offer networks of lifelong class-size reduction. Wednesday. But the freebies were friendships. The commission's suggestion* just a form of bait. Once lured in, "I don't live on campus, so I sent to the Legislature and gover: the pitch is thrown. would like to join an organization nor, include: Rebecca Salaris, president of the in order to get to know other stu- Creating "a premier teacher hospitality management club, used dents and the community" fresh- academy" to recruit and train the cookies as bait for the hospitality man Maya Flores said shortly after best teachers to be assigned to low: management program. signing up for Americorps. "I am performing schools. "We want to Streamlining the state's get more people really impressed at the number of Linda Ozaki Daily Staff involved with our program since it opportunities here today:" Bethany Coleman, a volunteer with the Student Life Center, prepares to decorate one of the many process of getting a teaching cre- is still pretty new," Solaris said. The opportunities were many. booths that are part of Welcome Day. dential, "a complex labyrinth that "Welcome Day is a good opportuni- Athletic organizations, such as tests persistence and endurance as ty Joseph Jacobsen said. '''The friends to get our name out there." the water polo team, had informa- For those who missed the oppor- For more information on how to much as the ability to teach." Tye made through the chemical Not everyone had free goodies, tion booths set up, as did religious tunities at Welcome Day, the ice get involved outside of academics, a Creating a special credential engineering department though. organizations. and Cam- cream may have melted, but a vari- binder is available in the Student that recognizes teachers who raise pus Crusade for Christ have been ety of According to electrical engineer- "I joined Campus Crusade for organizations are still Life Center as well as a free direc- student achievement in low-per- my major social groups at SJSU" forming ing major Savira Sharma, the Sod- Christ during Welcome Day," junior recruiting. tory of student groups. schools.

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AM= di= MUM AM= dEMM uu THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 2001 NEWS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY 8 _ DEBATE: Plans for the Scheller House are still up in the air after A.S. president Maribel Martinez vetoed a board decision continued from Page 1 this process when A.S. Vice asked to leave the meeting. with appropriate notice. closed sessions and spec* President Akbar Shetty called a "Some questions do arise with It applies to all student body meetings. special meeting of the board having a closed session at a spe- organizations of the California Martinez said students are. July 23. "I think it limits the person-to-per- cial meeting," Martinez said. State University system. encouraged to give their input: This meeting was for the The Romero Act, which was The act clearly defines what a at the next meeting on Wednes-- design approval of the "strategic son contact that representatives signed into law by Gov. Gray meeting is, how items must be day, Sept. 12. Students can alek plan," mentioned in the last their constituents." Davis earlier this year, states all added to the agenda, the time express their opinions by con board meeting, Martinez said. have with meetings by student govern- limits that must be followed, tacting any member of the board: Included in the rules for post- Maribel Martinez, AS.president ments must be held in public and it also outlines rules for of directors. ing agenda items is the require- ment that all items be "publicly posted" 72 hours in advance of a meeting. The notice for this Shetty said. awareness of the event, Mar- meeting was posted at noon on The "strategic plan" was a tinez said. Friday, July 20, legally within multifaceted plan that included The meeting was designated LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES the 72-hour rule, but it is in short-range, mid-range and by Shetty as a "special" meeting question because the campus is long-range goals, Martinez said. and therefore not subject to the almost empty on weekends and It included plans for the same stipulations of a meeting GUARANTEED! the Student Union was closed Scheller House and the pro- as held under the Romero Act. OR for most of the time the sign was posed computer lab, as well as Notices were posted at the posted, Martinez said. marketing plans and ideas for a A.S. business office and at the WE'LL REFUND Shetty, however, defended his recreation center on campus. Brookdale Lodge, and printed move by saying there were time- Furthermore, a second meet- copies of the agenda were also DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE sensitive issues that needed to ing was held at the A.S. retreat, available. be discussed. and business matters were dis- Also during this special meet- "The board members cussed during allocated retreat ing, a closed session was called SpartanBookstore expressed a desire to meet at time. According to the agenda, a in which only board members A Division of Spartan Shops the time. There were important board meeting was held, without could attend. All officers includ- San lose State University Martinez and Shetty were decisions that had to be made," student participation and little ing 'Visit Spartan Bookstore for Details MEMORIAL: Spartan Memorial to host the service MUM continued from Page 1 "(Bean) was the heart of the department very early on. She connected with students and understood where they were coming from. She could relate to them in ways no one else could," Nichols said. "Martha was the person students trusted." Marlene Elwell, a former stu- dent of Bean, agrees with Nichols. "Martha was an incredibly warm person. She always put other people first," Elwell said. "She was also a mentor to many." According to Elwell, Bean had sr no spouse, children or siblings, and both parents had passed away. Bean's strong emotional ties were found in her relationships with her friends and her cat Marky, who died of complications from diabetes in May. Elwell enjoyed a lasting friendship with Bean. They spent time together traveling, picking out Christmas trees, trading books and going to parties, Elwell said. In March, Elwell nominated Bean to be a candidate for the SJSU Outstanding Faculty Member Award. In her written statement, Elwell wrote, "Martha is not only my mentor, former professor, for- mer supervisor, adviser and more recently colleague; she is my friend. I am thankful that San Jose State University provided me with the opportunity to have my life enriched by someone as intelligent, giving and honest as Dr. Martha Bean." Kathy DePippo, another for- mer student of Bean, said, "Martha was a remarkable woman and a marvelous per- son. She embraced everyone she came in contact with. She had charisma and chem- istry. She was someone you wish Keeping up with your crew is never hard Teat Messaging that lets you Spk 'n Txt. you would have known all your life." DePippo also remembers to do with Verizon Wireless Voice Mail and domestic long distance when she received the news of IFREE101. Martha's death. join in. "When I read the e-mail (regarding her death), I just let It's the latest spot in wireless service. are included. It's easy to IIIRE101, so out this cry of disbelief. I didn't sleep all night after hearing the news," she said. Do it 110FRONT1 with cool features, like ISET101 and stay on it. Bean died Aug. 8 of heart failure. 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