SPARTAN DAILyAu' thrspartandath ,.,111 VOLUME 125, NUMBER 54 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 N10 \ DAY, 1 )ECLN113ER 5, 2005
Jennifer Senftleben Apollo Sunshine CD review "Slumber Party" volleyball profile A&E Page 6 Opinion Page 2 Sports Page 3 Latino Students sweat author 'Tis the season Jose kicks off the at exercise event San holiday season with Proceeds to buy new equipment discusses Sunday morning's Downtown's BY PATRICIA !BARRA parade. 'It's been tautly easy tor Me. - his works Christmas in the Park will Lope/ said. 'Ts): taken a lot of Paoli 'pants of the 1 5111 an- dance classes in the past .- open through New nual Aerobicthon C \CR OM and Cardio WM. is a slow paced BY PATRICIA IBARRA remain danced their SiresS lor :tens try 111 MI1C11 hip-hop music Daily Staff Write Year's Day. hours Friday evening in Spartan is Used during the it (irking. Complex Central room 44. I opt:, said that a lot of herdance San Jose State University stu- About 200 people turned out background it as in ltip-hop. came dents and San Jose residents PHOTOGRAPHS BY for the event at 4 p.m and took FliTo aerobis s and the out to listen to author Luis Alberto Franasco Galvan of Mountain View takes his daughter SHAMINDER DULAI / DAILY STAFF part in various aerobic at iii it ic. lat/ereise act o. ales were faster Urrea on Friday night in the Dr. Isabella for a ride on the merry-go-round Sunday night For $4 they got a chanic lo pot pat ed and walls got participants Jr. Joint at San Jose's Christmas in the Park. Martin Luther King ticipate in cardio Itink lIt Lo aer eating by !laving them muse Library. objet. Jal/Ctilse and k ic klsismg all the place. book, Urrea's latest bestselling Carol Sullivan. the event coil I user'key ran. it tgged. did the grape- "The Hummingbird's Daughter." dinator and a kinesiology lei tin stile lilld squatted mans nines. tells the story of a young girl. stud that the proceeds ii ill he By this nine. litany it Ire cov-
Teresita, who is the illegitimate used to purchase aerobic equip ered in sit eat and out it breath. daughter of a 14-year-old indig- ment for the department. 1.1111:1S11 there %s o. iletuty it %Saler enous servant girl and a womaniz- "Students get a chance to and Gatorade lot participants to ing man. Don Tomas Urrea. condition the hods and ii iii quench then thil .1 The event was sponsored by ith their Linn IS alld friends.- :ther the Ja//ercise tel is ay, Movimiento de Arte y Cultura SUMO ,111 said the ems% &t thinned out and about Latino American . as part of its VIII1 the pUrCthise Ot. their ad- Bin people remained Latino Writers Series. imssions ticket, part iensints were I )ius iii (,bitim. a junior major- It was co-sponsored by SJSU's entered into rattle to k .it a sa- ing in alt. said he it anted to get a Center for Literary Arts. riety of prues. in. I niang ioupons iiorkom 511 he dei itied to partici Several students and San Jose for Ben & Jerry s Ise cream. tickets pate in the esent and he took part residents waited outside in the cold to Ripley 's Believe It or Not, gift in the es nom stall to tonsil. to be let into the library. cert ilicates to Roberts Bookstore. a les a gt toil workout." Quinn By 7 p.m.. the time the event free month pass ai Pinnacle Fitness said t espected the esent to non- was supposed to start, only a hand- and various ttther pri/es. stili mut see people falling iii ci" ful of people sat in the room and Sonic people came to the event ls1)151 of the female ptutici- many chairs were empty. to relie% e sires,ir ,iii 11:1 e 11111. pants had an easy time follow mg During this time, many of them -My. roommate asked me to the !noses. sihereas "untie Males bought their books and mingled join her." said Kim Lopez. an haI a 'tartlet 11111C. with fellow audience members. undeclared freshman "I thought 'soilie ill the people go really People began to trickle into that it sounded Ian .;11,1 N.21iyen. a junior to 229 after 7:15 p.m., rooms 225 Lope/. like mans other panic- following a problem they had gain- ipants. really got into the ssork- see AEROBIC THON, page 5 ing access to the library. out. especially the cardio funk According to Mitch Berman, the director for the Center of Literary Arts, some individuals had trouble getting into the library because the event was held after library hours and the doors were locked. Lecture to address Although some had trouble get- ting into the event, about 80 peo- ple turned out for the reading and and Islam answer session. women question and Some people came to the event YOUNG nut hived to get credit for their class. BY CHRISTINA their religion.- she said. -The "We are reading the book in my I way I learned Islam was very class," said Micaela Youmans, it Mosaic Cross Cultural clear, and I liked that. - junior majoring in English. "1 have The holding "I Don't Chase said she will talk about to do a write-up of the event for my Center si ill be a two -pan lei lure the rights granted to %%omen at paper." Understand.- (list ussion tin studs mg os er- the wake of Islam gi% en liy the Although Youmans was at the and misettnceptions ii is om- Quran. the Islamic hils 1,4)4. event for a class assignment, she seas and Pacifica wont and the prophet Muhammed. said that she really likes the book en in Islam. in the Union on Monday horn Muslims believe to be the and was looking forward to have in the Student to 2 IRpitu last ot the messengers ot God to Urrea sign her copy. from 12:45 the things that ale go- imutkind. "If he would just scribble his "With now insanc sill - ''Iltese rights ii tie 121 ell it hell name in my book. I'd be honored." ing on right bombers that think it it as 111111Cald Ill.- Chase said. Youmans said. cute said Mary 11111 Alum. -American Wothell. V. think, Before Urrea spoke about his religious,- a sophomore majoring ill lib- we're so liberated :Ind so %s ell book, an opening act took the stage. studies who is ostrilinating off. but we're still really strug- Nicolas Valdez from San Antonio eral the es ent. "I don't want peo- gling to make the same wage as performed pieces of a skit. ple to he left in the dark about a man for our job." Valdez played the accordion - Mtn said Middle Fastern and spoke in Spanish and English (Islam). Mosaic aims to encourage countries. such as Turks' s. do to incorporate the typical stereo- Vendors and amusement rides line the walkway between Plaza de Cesar Chavez and Second appreciation and not 1))1 lois true Islamic val- types he faced while growing up in Street Sunday for San Jose's Christmas in the Park. Although it began in 1950, this year marks the multicultural according to its Web ues ii loch allow is ['Men to San Antonio. 25th Anniversary for the holiday festival in its current incarnation. The park is open daily until midnight acceptance. sole, lit n property and fun He said that people called him through the rest of this year. site. The first half-hour lecture will businesses. a "Pocho" because he would try to inform students about the Global " l'hes 're just doing some- tit in with the crowd and attend pop BY LAUREN BOSCH festive and added to the Christmas ture of the parade." Student Network at San Jose thing cultural or political Mat has rock concerts. Daily Senior Staff Writer spirit that they seem to really try Since its beginning in 1981. State University, which, accord- nothing to do with religion. said A Pocho is a term used in for downtown." the parade has been a tradition in ing to its Web site, aims to pro- Amu. "These countries doo.i Mexico to describe a Mexican who Thousands of people crowded The parade, the largest of its San Jose that runs concurrently mote SJSU's study abroad pro- give women Islamic rights was either born or raised in the the streets of downtown San Jose kind in Northern California accord- with "Christmas in the Park." ac- gram. Amil said the practices ot United States. on Sunday morning as large he- ing to the IFEA, started early in the cording to the Parks. Recreation Christy Chase. a practic- these countries give the impt es The crowd roared when Valdez lium balloons, bands, floats and morning as onlookers enjoyed 90 & Neighborhood Services Web ing Muslim and an informa- slim that Islam Is a religion that played his accordion and per- local groups marched down the entries and 5,000 marchers. site. It started with Santa Claus tion technology manager at the oppresses women. formed his skit. street officially marking the start More than two dozen march- appearing on the roof of the Si. NASA-Ames Research Center It is a common misconception "Valdez was great with the ac- of the Christmas season. ing bands participated in a "Battle Claire Hotel, now the Hyatt Sainte in Mountain View. will give a that an Islamic wotnan's cover- cordion," said Jason Alvarado. The San Jose Holiday Parade, of the Bands" competition. Bands Claire. and magically appeared at lecture on the roles and status of ing symbolties Muslim women's a senior majoring in English. "It named one of the top 25 parades from San Jose State University. the hotel entrance. bernre jump- Muslim women. inferiority to men. said Amir. was pretty interesting to watch him Oak Grove High School. Wilcox ing into a horse-drawn carriage. in America by the International raised protestant and She cited chapter 33. verse 35 play and tell his story." Festivals and Events Association. High School. as well as other high The Grand Marshal, Miguel my parents did not at all push of The Confederates. a section of Once Valdez finished his sto- has been a tradition for 24 years. school and middle school bands Sandoval from the show religion on I me)," Chase said. the Quran. ry. Urrea stepped up to the podi- "I've never been to this parade took part in the competition. "Medium." led a star filled parade "I moved out to California and "For Muslim men and women um and gave the audience a little actually I didn't even "The bands were all really of Miss Teen USA. Allie LaForce. before and worked with a Muslim and start- - for believing men and women, background on his book, "The there was a parade in good, some of them extremely Miss USA, Chelsea Cooley, know that ed to meet a few of his friends." for devout men and women...and Hummingbird's Daughter." good," said Miranda Alaniz, a pa- and several NBCI I celebrities. San Jose," said Jennifer Cherrie. Chase said that as she started for men and women who engage The book focuses on Urrea's child development rade-goer and student at SJSU. a sophomore to meet with a group of Muslim much in Clod's praise. For them coming "They were all really entertaining major. "I'm definitely see PARADE, pages women on a regular basis. Islam has God prepared forgiveness see URREA, pages was so and really added to the festive na- again next year, because it made more and more sense to her. and great reward."
No PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY -- OPINION - MONDAY DECEMBER 05, 2005
SLEEPWALKING TO SANITY Children should be good, whether or not Santa is around Strings of popcorn, paper snowflakes, cotton ball all in holiday tun. mind is a powerful thing. own. Santas and gingerbread houses are all nostalgic rem- I'm not upset with my parents and I will probably There were many times on Christmas Eve I actu- Just imagine what this teaches them. nants of being a child during that special time of year. end up raising my children the same way, but asking ally believed I heard reindeer on the roof and as much It teaches that, through laziness and tantrums, they What happened when you found out there was no someone to put their trust in something that as 1 would try to stay awake to see Santa, I will make it through somehow, even if this means they such thing as Santa? does not exist may not be considered the was never able to make it. will eventually cheat or flunk out of college and have Some children already knew recognizing that right thing to do. Times sure have been changing. learned nothing. Santa's handwriting was always the same as their par- Of course. I can understand why parents, As the years have passed and children So, as you trample each other in the hopes of find- ents. others realized it was just downright unfeasible. frustrated with their children's tantrums and have begun to idolize figures such as Britney ing that special present for your loved one this time of but some, like me, felt cynicism and distrust at the pouts throughout the year, would pull the Spears and Jessica Simpson and ask for in- year, take the time to think about whether or not they thought of Christmas and everything it entailed be- Santa Claus threat if they started to turn in effective presents like the Bratz Dolls, it will truly appreciate it. whether or not it comes from ing a he. the w rong direction. seems that Santa has slowly been faded out. your heart. Sugar plum fairies no longer danced in my head The more I think about it, the more I be- Whether or not the children behave, they Because if Santa is there to mold a child's behavior and the only feeling I felt was dread, dread, dread. lieve Santa was just a ploy for children to are rewarded for their behavior and given to become more fit into society, parenting and pres- In fact. it tiiok some acting on my ow n part to actu- behave throughout the year. excessive gifts that I would have never ents we are rewarded with should only help to further ally find out the truth. C,Mling across a present to Illy I know that tho last thing I wanted to end SHANNON BARRY been able to imagine at their age. this idea. sister that %%as in illy parent 's closet, %%hen she opened up in my stocking w as a lump of coal, but I don't blame Santa, but I do blame par- that same present on Christmas d.i a ith a label that that was because I w is spoon-fed the idea, enting. read, "Fro in: Santa." Of course I could not help hut "He sees you w hen you're sleeping/He knows when Parenting is so often taken far too lightly and fo- feel aggrasated. you're awake He know s it you've been bad or good, cused on whether or not your child will make it It took some tulle to get used to. hut I eventually So he good tor gcm,cliless sake." through life, that you decide to do the work for them Shannon Barry is' a Spartan Daily copy editor This learned that the reason for my parents ''lies'' was just Pretty cieepy now that I thought about it, but the instead of teach them how to make it through on their is the final appearance of "Skein, alkine to Sanas."
SLUMBER PARTY Write letters to the editor and submit Sparta Guide information online. Visit our Web site at www.thespartandaily.com. You may also Make all your life's greatest submit information in writing to DBH 209, aspirations a top priority Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Space restrictions may Three week, Iliad a crazy idea: I was going to diving escapade conjuring up a list sit the man) other require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. go skydiving. lass eeks later. I made my idea a re- things that I have a desire to try. It's ;in inventory of uhf',. I made the resersation stub the $50 deposit and about 30 items - big and small. silk .ind serious - TODAV WEDNESDAY didn't once question my plans that I feel are necessary. for me to accomplish in order The morning of. I headed to Hollister. to have a full and adventurous life. 1 have C'areer (.OW1' icinamesc S'indcii/ met my instructor/tandem diver Kip. suited aspirations to learn how to play the guitar. go Resume Critique Drop-in will he held front 130 p.m A meeting still he held flout 4.10 pin, to 6 p.m. in up. received some instruction and headed is, ,ligging for clams, sleep under the stars, read to 3 p.m. at the Career Centa For inore information. the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more the plane. The flight to 15.000 feet. strapped the Bible from cover to cover tat least once contact Marisa Staker at 924-6171 information. contact Chinh Vu at 821-7444 to Kip. was nothing but exciting. ,20 kayaking and many others. The (Ilse itself was amazing -- it includ They re the kinds of things that we so of- VS( (.,itholu. Campus lltm,tri SM.. Catholic Campus .1hmstry ed "falling" out of the plane, free-fallim Icn admit as be fun. but often say -11 want Mass vs ill he held at 12:10 p.m, in the SJS1] Catholic Mass will be held at 12 lii p.m. in the SJSU for one minute, falling with the shoot open is If', that someday " in "Before I die I want Campus Ministry chapel. For more information. Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more for about three more minutes and a smooth to..." We has e these exciting and positive in- contact Fr Jose Rubio at 93)(-1610. mkt-minion, contact lu Jose Rubio at 938-1610. landing. To top it all off. I got to share the tentions. but bad is 'I Afosat, ( Center Chtl.,11 111 Fellon ship experience with someone very' special and I While sky ills ing inay' just seem like an- There w ill be a forum addressing frequently asked There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacifica got it all on video. other crazy idea. I can't help hut acknowl- questions on studying abroad and women in Islain room of the Student Union. For more information, What made skydiving so great - in CHRISTINE G LARROW edge that it has been so much more. Instead For more information. contact Maryam Amir ui contact Daniel Chen at 497-729(1 addition to heitig extremely thrilling st say ing ss ;int to try that someday." I 429-3949. C'areer ( 'enter - was that it was a once -in-a-lifetime Mask It a priority to make that sonleday to- Colleges Against Cancer Resume Critique Drop-in will be held from 1:30 p.m. experience that has now become a Memory. day. Driving home from Hollister. I couldn't help but For some. skydiving is out orate qUestiOn. Everyone There will be an inknnation meeting about the to 3 p.m. at the Career Center. For 'Bore information, focus on my miniature accomplishment. I had come has those thoughts of random places they Want to see, even "Relay for Life" from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.in. contact Marisa Staker at 924-6171 up with a unique. daring idea and then carried it out. food they want to try, adventures they want to partake in the Guadalupe room of the Student I 'mon. For Conn.schne Service.% without reservation. I then began to ask myself wheth- in and people they want to meet. Yet, we throw them more information, contact Dominic Rizzi at There will he a discussion and support group er I had let myself try other unique experiences in the by the wayside. to make room for other, more impera- 348-2992. for lesbian, gay. bisexual, queer and questioning past. realizing that, in fact, I have been particularly. tive responsibilities. Pride (i/Pacifie /s/anih students from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m, in room 201 of the blessed in regard to experiences. In the past 21 years. Ultimately, we have no idea how many days we There will be dance lessons from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m, in Administration building. For more information. I have seen and done things that many people won't are going to spend on earth. We have no idea whether room 89 of the Spartan Complex. contact Jacqueline Belanger at 924-5910. get the chance to do in their entire lifetimes. we are going to make it to that "someday." My prayer S.A.G.E. These experiences range from traveling to other is that we will better recognize this and start making TUESDAV There will be an open meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the countries, to try mg exotic Mods such as eating a each day worth living. We w ill start making our aspi- whole squid and a bite of a cow brain taco - play- rations. whether others ss considei them Montavo rot nil of the Student Union. For more aspira- ing a sport at the collegiate level, seeing the 1996 tions or not. important. It assN, s %% anted to Artique (1(mm:rave information, contact Chante at 515-3405. Olympic Games firsthand, swimming in an ocean go snorkeling, try. underwater basket %%easing. leam There will be a sale of handcrafted nems from 9 a.m. Artique (Untmatee with dolphins, going on a cruise ... the list goes on. sign language or start your own business. then DO IT. to 4 p.m on the main level of the Student t 'lion. For There will be a sale of handcrafted items from 9 a.m. What does all of this mean? It means that I have Make today your "someday." more information. contact John Hawk at 924-4875. to 4 p.m. in the main level of the Student Union. For a mind full of memories. It means that my eye's have QT/P more information. contact John Ilawk at 924-4875 been opened to the many experiences that the w orld There will be a Queers Thoughtfully Intemipting has to offer. It means many more opportunities await Prejudice meeting from 5: ill p m to Is 10 p.m. in THURSDAY Be that I have yet to become ;mare of. Christine Glarron is the Daily Online Editor. This the Costanoan room of the student I mon. For more Naturally, I have spent the past %Neck since ms sky is the filial appeartlitt'e of' -Slumber Party" information. contact Jason Fithian at 795-3804. VS( AhnlNlry Hip-Hop (*ongress The Alpha I )mega Student Fellowship ss ill hold There will be a general meeting from 6 p.m. to a meeting at 14 p.m. in the sJSU Catholic Campus LETTER TO THE EDITOR 7:15 p.m. in the Pacheco room of the Student tinion. Ministry chapel. For more information. contact Kay For more information, contact Dave Mattson at Polintan at 938-1610. Beauty pageants a bad idea 386-5073. Asian Baptist Student komoma SISU Marten Rugby (lub There will be a Bible study at 7 p.m in the In response to the article "Here she conic, .NIi. pos,able images that the media portrays as beauty. There will be a practice from 3:30 p.m. (0 5:30 p.m. Guadalupe of the Student Union. For more Penitentiary, to a TV set near you" by Peter Clark on What else are these prisoners going to do? They on 10th and Alma streets. For more information. information, contact Diane Kim at 499-7153. Tuesday. 1 could not believe the audacity he had to are desperate in their plight and others are only taking contact Melody ()camp at (530) 574-0575. SJSt. (Utholic Campus Ministry support this highly exploitative treatment of prison- advantage of their circumstance. Career (*enter Mass w ill be held at 12:10 p.m. in the SJSI Catholic ers. thinking that it is at all beneficial to them. Not only am I obviously. irate about this trivial ar- Resume Critique Drop-in w ill be held from 130 p.m Campus Ministry chapel. For more information, For you to suggest that these prisoners parading tick, but what happened to reporting material that ac- to 3 p.m. at the Career Center For more information, contact Fr. Jose Rubio at 938-1610. around for others' entertainment is at all health) or tually matters? contact Marisa Staker at 924-6171. ('shuts, 'hug Sen'ices admirable is absolutely ridiculous. I would hate to see 5,/SC' Catholic Campus. Ministry There w ill be a general process group from 3:30 p.m. what you think of beauty pageants for young teens. Mass will be held at 12:10 p.m. in the SJSU Catholic to 5 p.m, in room 201 of the Administration building. This behavior and encouragement only dwarfs Linda Nguyen. Campus Ministry chapel. For more information, For more information. contact Ellen I.in or Rachel people's self-esteem into thinking that looks are the senior, contact Fr. Jose Rubio at 938-1610. Kitazono at 924-5910. only thing that matters, as well as reaffirming the rim. political s /cm e
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I EFT: Spartan outside hitter ionnifer Senftleben attempts block a shot by New Mexico ,tate University middle blocker Amber Simpson during the first round of the WAC Volleyball Tournament on Nov. 24 at the Lawlor Event Center in Reno. Nev.
team suggested that she play 5 olley- hen In si'setii 11101 school coach. Us fix. time her junior year rolled ball. Lam. ;doom!. it 5 as link' Ili look at colleges "Basically said the young Sennlehen said she sent let- I told her INA 6 saw the sophomt ire had a ters al_ loss the .ountry looking toi to something talent and a drive a school 111 go It, When tespOnSeS else.- Karen potential that she wanted on Caine ball, she began to get ;1 little said. "She had for a great the team. overwhelmed. to do some- "She 5vas an "It n,as envy.- Senttlehen said. thing in school. middle blocker. I excellent athlete 'Eventually. I had my imini take She told me and of c(nIfse, her care of it all for me that she wanted figured there would be height.- Cain said Senttlehen said she wanted to 'to try that tot a battle with her youth, -Basically. I saw go out it state at hist :aid the first ley ball game: her desire and I wr school she looked a( 5v as in south- I said 'that but she would get heart to really play ern Texas, hut it didn't take long tor sininds good.- better." \Nell Senttlehen liiiciekt it lbe on11% lbe 1,1 hiss "When I smped out of the plane problem u Craig Choate San mg mill - Ii it as st, In11111t1 I knew the moment Seintlehen cit Jose State University volley- son. Senttichen thew. I didn't want to go there." nese, 1, sw ached Setatleben said -that ball head coach teams so she . Slic later -2(it :molter 105 isit Idaho game receive pi is mi.- state I no. cisity. Much Senttleben tly mg lexsons. Ibis time. xod she really liked. her high school treshman totley hall she 55:11 chosen tor the lust team it team. a 16 -year-old and tip do ision see SENFTLEBEN, page 4 f- 'Vvben I tried out, I vx as lior- nhle,- she smd Itut I 51,15 Lill, so they chose me I don't knou But Senftleben orked at nii- pirning her skills fl-MOOK lathet. Dean Senttlehen. Cit, ow Will pay CASH dautliter.s talent on the id ,c1L1 fled over \veil Mien sits'It CIII is',' lte'hatt for your textbooks DANIEL SATO DAILY STAFF -She 1111,1 flie tiff (.01,1111- 1111111,11 In six cei and it lust had to lie Outside hitter recorded teanz-higlz 469 kills this season translate to her liand-eye coordina come in to sell your books 'e- non in volleyball.- Dean said. ke BY t_FiEETO BARBERA "When 1 v.eni ash te. iiknit, uays, outside hitters m, ill gel more Atter her freshman year. and enter our $1100 iii so hard to wait tor them to set the .55 ings.- Sentilehen joined a cluh team and hair St:111110'mi said. "It's haul lot But hebtre becoming an outside was placed on the third team ot ii cash drawing sop,- call (lei a hanl \ oikei.- hardet than I thought. Its hard to get hitter. racking up 449 kills this sea- 14-ear-oh.1 and up division. I niters tall her a "gootball." outside on every play." son alone, and hitting a ball its et a The work paid off tor her the fol. see store or welnite for details But what ever you call Jennikr When head ewe!! Craig Chi vile net. Senftleben St as trying to hit a Ii iwing high ...Aux it season N hen senttlehen. in mtcide hitter for the recruited Senftlehen. he said it hall into one. Senttlehen made (lie arsio team wyv Vol) or t r,Book store.com wasn't with !lir intent to convert her The late bloomer almost didn't is, an outside hitter. make it to a volleyball COM OND "She was lust a pupp thig when Senftleben started her sports i I watched het play... Choate said. career playing soccer through her ,aw the potential for a great middle eighth-grade scar. hut quit because 'locker. I figured there would be a she didn't like running. She said S PORTS PROFILE hattle ith her youth. but she would her mother told her that she had iS get better.' play some kind of sport when she The Perfect Gift Choate said the switch to init- entered into high school. .it5 oilleyball side was done to take advantage of 'She wanted me to he active. - 1 liii. oung should he among Senftleben's 6-foot-I height. Senftleben said. Mow 'We needed to I.e bigger on the Her mom. Karen Setailehen. She is Willie III age. the sopho- outside.- Choate said. "Almost al- some ol the 'itemisers on the mole turned 19 this October. She is said ids', young to the game and to het rosaion. Senftlehen. from Canyon Lake ii Southern California. began play- ing volleyball her freshman year al Tonik. Cover your A-Z. Temescal Canyon Iligh School in 21)1)11 as a in iddW blocker and was convened to an outside hitter this ,eason wah the Spartans. But you wouldn't know it by it Mg at her numbers. In two !kin, at SiStl. Senftleben has ,. Led up 820 kills in two sea- -oils. including a career-high 1 .11.1 Jut t' '1.4 -kill performance Nov. 19 I you Were iinst the University of Idaho. Senftlehen was named to the month' Una team All -Western Athletic ci inference on Nov. 23. Hie difference, accordiny Bayerest Insurance Services x..ottlehen. is she has to pla5 .1. lime and has to wait for the 10 come to her. (408) 249-4611 CA It rItif ill lt.t, [ 2 Regular Footlong Subs or 2 Fresh Value Meals for S7 99 I icense #0B1 807:i
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Few:wing the night ssalu lb: 15 left in Mc n committing 13 turnovers in the University 70-64 in the first round the trophy fir yet another yea]. nal period to tise the Spartans a .1 2 If the Hawkeye Challenge in Iowa The Spartans are 14-11.1 this sea- lead. ( IS. lowa. son, the first time they has c been un- With 8:31 lett in the game. Spartan After falling behind 10-0 ear- defeated this deep into the season, forward Kell Spain scored a power- ly in the first half, reserve guard team captain Ray Kellam said. play goal, prating the Spaoans up ROUND UP Aneten5 lliagalelei hit a 3-point The Spartans took on the shot To close the gap to 19-16 with University of Washington on Friday l'he arena erupted in cheers as first halt, San Jose Stale ni set sity 4:06 left in the first half. in the first of a two-game tournament forward Sean Scarbrough stored he trailed Irvine 28-23 going into the The Spartans tied the game in and won 6-3. tinal goal with only 25 scxonds lett second half. the second half and led by as much DON HOEKWATER / SPECIAL TO THE DAILY Spartan defenseman Ian Faiii in the game. giving the Spartans the The Spartans return to action on as two points at the 9:0I mark. scored the first goal of the night and 6-3 win. Spartan forward Sean Scarbrough shoots the puck into the goal during Wednesday on the road against the the only goal in the first period. 'I think that some phoers get Saturday's game against the Cal Golden Bears at Logitech Ice Center. University i if Pacific at 7 p.m. Swimming and diving The Spartans came back into the overconfident and think they are go- as hest we can to stay second period with two goals scored ing to win. hut when it conies down undefeated.- Scarbrough, and Spartan forward Football SJSU team finished second by Kellam and Spartan firward to it we have to play es cry garlic' Spartan forward Jon King said. Michael Villalobos. out of five teams in at competition On Saturday. the Spartans blanked Scarbrough scored three goals for Freshman placekicker Jared held on Saturday at the Aquatics Cal 9-0 in the tournament's champi- the hat trick, with a goal in each pe- Strubeck was named 101 honorable ('either, iinship game In win the tournament. riod. mentim in the Sporting News' SJSU finished in front of Loyola The Spartans scored live goals in The Spartans are ranked No.I in 2005 freshman All -America team. Maryinotint riniersity, U(' Santa the lust period. the West and remain undefeated. Strubeck converted 28-411-30 ex - C'ritz and the 1 't(tt ersity of Idaho. uring inals the second In 'period, SJSU re- "We have an amazing team this ml a points and Int I I out of 18 field The Link ers0 of Nevada fin- placed ',limits, Ryan the Stud nt Un5on & Sport Club Lowe with season and thanks to all our support. goals this season. ished in MA place. Kenny I tamilton. ''s histo- ill hove oxtondod study hours we are the first team in SJSt Strubeck is the first Spartan Sophomoie N1elis.a Logan re- Hamilton played a great game. ry to ever be ranked No, I,' Kellam placek ISO5111cC Joe Nedney, 01,5% corded a lifetime -hest Itr 29. t)) in ending the tournament a shutout. said. at kicker 0 itil the San Francisco the I ,(88)- meter freest y le. Lowe said. SJSL' will take on 'Nike 49ers, to he included in the all - The Spartans return to act tout 011 SJSU stayed On top of its game [nit ersity at 7 p.m. on Jain. 7, 2( 10(1 Student Union ,port Club America team. JaIl. II. 2000 With at 111601 against with three additional goals in the :It the Logitech Ice Center down- Nedney. Who played at SJSU Ibis' or San Diego. Dec. Dec. final period scored by Redmond. ti 10 ,Ift 12 Movills Sur 10 ICLOO on 560 pth SENFTLEBEN - 'She is a powedid person who can be intimidating, but still friendly' 11 /Jam 12 Midegtv Sun 11 1060cvn 5610 prn continued from page 3 ters to coaches on behalf of her for Senfileben, who said she was ex - her youth is still an obstacle that she 12 12 Midnight Mon 12 600 on 12 Mdnight daughter. cited to be going to college on the needs to ot ercoine. 11111 Ills and I liked them and "It was crazy. every tune I would one hand, but would miss her family "She is her own worst enemy," 13 loon 12 Mang/. hal 13 6C0 I? Midnight liked the coaches." Senftleben said. go to the mail box, there would on the other. Choate said. "She is too hard on her- -If Ciii ;, small town. I liked it up letters from colleges trout Division Some of Sent tleben's teammates self, but that is not uncommon. The 14 then -12114.6,0 Wed 14 6 00on 12 Midnight thew II they offered inc to play for 11 and I )iN ist(in 1." Karen said. "First said she was really shy at lost, but team is young ;Ind they is ill get bet- them I probably. would have said it was, 'I want Ii90 nal ot state.' later she grin nit 1,1 1951 shell ter. and SO Will she." of 15 12 Mnt ns 15 600cm 12 Midivisi. yes. But I got an e-mail that said Then. at the last ininute she wanted -She is ,,2,55,1i. said Anther Dyana Tlirrupson. wit() is one they weren't interested.- to stay in ( 'thu ii oct Ii is almost ho it 1ennlehen's Senftleben's roommates and team- 100on 500ce th 16 6,00,,, 7.60prn like a job. setionsly. ii si as a lot 'sIll' hi IS mates, said Senftlehen has an inten 16 Slionly thereafter. Senftleben said she lies. 'tic,' going out of state of work. 01 cum.,: it paid off. she itrhisrett:a nr(r7;111111,1 1l sill'ail.' silY at sity that tires up the Spartans is Ii' is:isn't what she wanted picked the right match." Since senttleben has moved to "She is a powerful perm in 1,11.12005 Srtinly awl group protect onto, after sill 'rponsored by Studer Union. 1irc Senftleben said it came dow n Northem Calitonna. her friends say can be intimidating. hut still is nvoiloble in the Sport (11th during by that nine Sentilchen was a senior more information col, 408 924 5.... to between two schools. SPA she has become a big San Francisco friendly," Thompson said "She evoy union situ rads extended hours through finals and time 55.1. running out to get into college. and Biota (nisei-sit) in Southern Giants fan, and will attend several intimidates the other team, which So Karen bcgan sending tint lel- California. games during the baseball season. is good for its. When you see (het While she said she liked Biota 'reanimate Jessie Shull said her look), it gets you pumped up. She and the team, it wasn't going to pay inend mg. a bald worker has the pint er to pick up the team a full scholarship and it didn't Mier and looks nu! I55r the other members when we're down." the maim she wanted. of the learn. Senftlehen's parents often don't But c(rming to SJSU was a decision "She brings a lot of eneigy to the get to watch their daughter play live. Senttlehen said she doesn't regret. group," Shull said. "She gets really but thanks to the Internet, they can -This Icon has a weird sense of intense (during a game), and sonic stew what others on the team have humor." Sent tletxm said. "I wonder think die is :ingly but that is just been talking about. Get MP to if I went on another team. would I 01111 she o. riturnm summer work. "We watch her games on the live have this much fun. (San Jose) is 5911s I she is ill stas up until 3 ton, to teed." said her father Dean. "We are different from Southern Calitorma. wok rn si &finie piorects tor the so proud of her. We know she is just hut it is still in California. II is close new play els." going to get hetter. So many girls enough (hat I can go home e eiy on the court, Senttlebcti is de have been playing fora while, so yliti weekend it I ii ;MUM ill.' scribed as one ol the hardest siork know what think class they can do. I we go to .Liv MO% 1117 proted lItic till els out thew. but coach Choate said rust seeing what Jennifer can du Join the Spartan sally Ad Sales Staff
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continued from page 1 impala, a chance to catch their They performed their routine joring in kinesRilogc, performed a the breath .tild grab a drink. and really got the crowd to cheer. sport aerohi, s routine. consisting At :M majoring in biology. "It's fun try- out 5 p.m.. the first inter- "I've never seen little girls of many splits. lumps. pushups Mission ing to keep up with them." gas e time for an all girls dance like that." Amuchie said. and other nee ements that dis- dance group to Others came out for extra credit perform its hip- Many enjoyed the nnitine because placed his llesituility and stamina, hop ilea and make up tbr classes that they tile, the girls looked really cute and really K is kho ing. a non-contact ac - gets The missed. Attei School Hip-Hop knew cc hat they were doing. ti'. its. eas the last event at the ,und All-stars pci Beverly Amuchie, a senior ma- tinned their routine !IC!. L 112 SO elite,- said Aerobicthon. iwa Friday tot joring in kinesiology, said that she the lirst tune in front ( 'Fistula Reese. ;I freshman major- Participants kicked at the sky of an needed to make up for classes that audieike. The group 5'. is ing m liberal studies. "They really and at the ground %% hen I lies were :ar- getting reads for their first com- put attitude into it.'' going over high and Iins kkk s. ard she missed. "It's petition. The girls were mostly (lie second intermission. a sport By the end of the es ent. many tint "I liked it." Amuchie said. dressed in pink and white, or aerot,i, , rs iutine. took tight lett ss 'Mout us:ming to sec it they fiat more intense than her class." During the workout, intermis- brown and white and they danced betoic the kickluo\ mg is lists \Y on a prize. Perhaps they 'sere sion to give par- to a Sesame Street hip-hop Mix. Vincent ( i)l:manta, a wino] ma- too tired to remember the ta!ils in was held twice SHAMINDER DULAI / DAILY STAFF URREA - Book to be made into movie Alfonso Macias of San Jose takes a tumble on the ice at Downtown Ice 1NTERSPORT WAREHOU at San Jose's Christmas in the Park. The rink was the latest stop on a day continued from page 1 Hummingbird's Daughter." he that began with San ond Jose's annual Holiday Parade for the 11 year old. read a passage trom Urrea said that lie had read the tion Winners of the float coMpeti- real family history. continued from page 1 passage so inany times that he non were "Tomas Urrea was the first announced in front of had memorved it. the grandstand at Market Street cousin of my great-grandfather." Menthel s from the San Jose Stealth Before getting to the hook iola in front of Christmas in the Park. Urrea said. VVINTERSPORT? and the San Jose Earthquakes were signing. l'rrea spoke about his WHY nta Floats in attendance represented The book revolves around Area also in attendance. previous hook, "The Des Ws in the Bay 10. several businesses in the area, as Teresita, Tomas's illegitimate prices Giant helium balloons Hew Highway - *Best name fin- %A ell as different specialty groups daughter. of top through the sky. as onlookers "The Des is Higlm as" 1,,,iks selection and historical car societies. "The book took me 20 years to *Huge watched them. \\ ith many bal- into the tragedies that mien occur re- and priie for the float con- write.- Linea said. "I tried writ- hr-ands loons representing some of the when illegal aliens try to cross in test w ent to Century 2 I Su Casa's it but I couldn't write it." rides! more popular child characters, in- the border Our staff float. w Inch \\ as painted in light Vl,ilc discussing the book. Urrea all we do cluding Snoop\ Charlie Brown, "The Des Is Highway" sill it's on blue with w line glitter snow flakes. told the stories he heard as a child "Wintersport, SpongeBob SquarePants and start filming in February," Urrea nut ballerinas and toy soldiers, all rep- that helped him write the book. Kermit the Frog. said. resenting "The Nutcracker." The He made the audience laugh "The balloons were really cool. tut this' end of the discussion, Holiday Spirit award was given to when he told these stories be- MENS I WOMENS I YOUTH, .11¦11. But you could tell some people people us ho had bought their books the NBC II peacock and Christmas cause he mimicked the people lie ahead ol Snowboatts were worried that they might not presentation. mentioned. When speaking as his tune rushed to the table I BMA clear the ciuneramen placed above "It was really great to see so Urrea pretended to smoke It, get [ilea to sign them, while Boots I Clothing she the parade route." said Malachai many people out and celebrat- Li cigarette. hunched his back, others goi iii .1 separate line at the Olio, an attendee of the parade. fable to pinchase their books. rzeirmat ing the season," Mani/. said. squinted his ii lit es,e ;Ind spoke 891 Laurelvvood Road "After the Macy's parade fiasco, it "Christmas in a Spanish female \ 'is 5'. 'Tor laaday night, e \ in the Park is great, hut Banta Clara, CA Iter- makes you wonder how anyone can in the end it's the spirit put tOrth by -A lot id his stories were in- thing cc em [call!, well." said control those things. Overall though teresting.- said Is Fred saki.. \IACI...,t's Program 408.748.0880 the people in the common that arado. 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The lyrics Law & Order --The Fourth Year Apollo Sunshine's self-titled sophomore al- more depth to their sound with guitarist Sean are wistful: "You love to use the word / Love bum takes y ou on a I ()(0s-inspired, psychedelic Aylward. all the time / And it scares me / But I'm not trip through I ; eclectic tracks, laced with influ- Besides a variety of jazz musicians. Berklee sure why." CD as John ences of country, rockabilly.es penmental elec- College boasts alumni such Mayer, The fifth track. -Today is the Day," captures Eminem Curtain Call:The Hits Aimee Mann. Melissa Etheridge and Paula the all exuberance of a warm, beautiful day in Korn See You on the Other Side MUSICREVIEW Cole. "Apollo Sunshine" is actually the result the summer. It has a happy, bouncy tempo that (Raw) tronica and esen little 'Link. of a joint effort between spinART Records and leans heavily the Bluegrass aspects of rocka- Lindsay Lohan A Little More Personal After the tinniest success of their first album Heavy Rotation, a label run by students from billy, complete with a twang in the vocals. Lil'Wayne Tha Carter, Vol. 2 "Katonah." this bearded Boston quartet proved Berklee College. Though these aren't the types of songs you'd The White Stripes --Walking With a Ghost + 4 Live Tracks they weren't just a flash in the pan by seam- guitar-based, The band's sound is a melodi- regularly hear on the popular alternative sta- Alanis Morissette -- The Collection ,Ot cc' ErT,EZOR.com lessly merging all of their myriad influences for ous pop that lends itself to head-bobbing and tions, it's hard to get "Apollo Sunshine" out of a second time in a succinct 38 minutes. foot-tapping. In "Flipl." the first song on the your head. Each song reveals a different level Currently the band is on the East Coast, album, the hand starts with an up-tempo surf- of intensity. "Flip!" is probably the best song Top 10 ringtones in the country wrapping -up a whirlwind three-month tour of rock motif, but don't get too comfortable, be- on the album. but it is definitely worth listen- , I yed Peas -- - My Humps the United States, during which the band made cause its style changes quicker than you can ing to the rest of the tracks to get a refreshing L.) Kdnye West feat. Jamie Foxx - Gold Digger a number of California stops, including one at snap your lingers. They then segue into a much taste of Apollo Sunshine's avant-garde style. 3.) Chris Brown Run It! the Blank Club in San Jose in October. slower, ballad-style refrain, complete with the 4.) Perry Como - - Jingle Bells Apollo Sunshine opened for Sonic Youth, sweet sound of a piano and melodic harmonies. 5.) Koji Kondo Super Mario Brothers Theme Built to Spill, The Walkmen. 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