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l'hot,J. I),/,,. ,' .S1,11 fall Daily Junior Tristan Pradelle practices a west African playing the rhythmic beats during the West African Julian Gerstin shows his West African Drum class the right way to hold a drumstick. The class drum pattern Wednesday in the Music Building. It is Drums Music 1601 class. An interesting aspect of the is at 2 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays in the Music building and otters different techniques. not uncommon for students to get swept away with class is its being open to non-music majors. Gerstin has studied drums in Ghana and in the Carribean.

New $5,000 You got mail This way, grasshoppers scholarships make up for the potential loss of future business due to the closing Post office of the Colonnade location on Plaza de San Antonio between available 1.cond and third streets. in Union The Colonnade location was Monica L. Ewing scheduled to lose its lease at the. DAILY STAVE WRITES Jessica Neu end of 1999. We'd all like a rich aunt or uncle DAILY STAFr 14 RITElt The Colonnade location served a who would pay for us to go to col- large amount of university busi- lege. Afraid of going postal? ness, which the postal service hoped The next best thing to having Students can now handle all to continue servicing on campus. wealthy relatives is winning a their postal needs right on cam- Warren said the university scholarship. pus. An express post office is now came to Spartan Shops and urged Two new $5,000 college scholar- open on the lower level of the them to house the post office.. ships are available to upper divi- Spartan Bookstore in the Student Spartan Shops agreed with hopes sion students at five Bay Area pub- Union. of filling the large void that would lic colleges, including San Jose The post office began welcom- be left when the Colonnade loca- State University. ing business during the winter tion closed its doors. The scholarships are made break, offering customers all the Surprisingly, the Colonnade available through the Goldman benefits of a full-service post location's lease was renewed at Family Fund, is administered by office with the exception of voter the first of the year. Belinda the Mann Education Fund and registration, express mail, post Ingram, branch manager, said the honors Ruth Goldman, a San office boxes and the accommoda- branch would continue to stay in Francisco State University psy- tion of packages up to 70 pounds. business indefinitely. chology professor. "It was slow at first, but it's In response to whether or not "We are very excited to be a part starting to get busier and busier," the new university location would of this scholarship," said Kim said Adrienne Cadman, employee take business away from her Mazzuca, the president of the of the campus post office. branch, Ingram said, "It's too Mann Education Fund. "It is a "The express mail is in the early to determine. They have donor, advised scholarship where works and will be available soon," only generated a couple hundred the donor family plays more of a Court Warren, director of the dollars." I ore:y Swall / Spa,tars flatly mentorship role with the recipient." Spartan Bookstore, said. The current lack of business Chi-hisiu Daniel Weng, a Ninth-degree brown This is the first semester that Shuai Chiao is being Mazzuca explained the San Jose State University was can be blamed largely on students Goldman family wants to receive approached by the U.S. Postal belt, instructs a class in beginning Shuai Chao, one taught at SJSU, and it is held at 1:30 p.m. Service 18 months ago to open the of the oldest Chinese martial arts, in Uchida Hall Wednesdays site on campus in an effort to See Mail, back page See $5,000, back page verw-

EDITORIAL Packing an extra lunch can also save the world because she had better places to 10 minutes late to my 9 a.m. school, to a degree, to a dream job and help Iwas class, driving as fast as I could perfect life. But why not her? Why not be. I won't ever travel to distant Super Bowl down Almaden Expressway, which I her instead of me? Maybe change the world, but maybe I take instead of Highway 87 to avoid Maybe that's just how the chips fall. lands to to. rush hour traffic. Life's unfair. don't have believe we have the privilege I've grown up in Almaden, one of Even so, she shouldn't be a name- I don't whether we will help those in victory equals San Jose's many suburban-style, mid- less, homeless person on the street, to decide think it's our obligation. dle class neighborhoods. belonging nowhere to no one. need. I pack a lunch, it doesn't take I don't think much about the differ- At 14, my plan was to change the If you make an extra peanut butter ences between my life and the lives of world, to end hunger, homelessness, much to sandwich to give to someone Spartan pride those whose homes I pass on my way to hopelessness. and jelly down and out. school. I studied French instead of Spanish who is set on helping kids from scenario of Sunday's Super Bowl might not But the two-income houses along because I had heard that most African If you're The countries, for about $20 a have been immediately exhilarating to Bay Almaden Expressway transform into dialects were rooted in the language of Third World could adopt a child through Area football fans. Lackluster seasons from both dilapidated apartment structures as love. month you established organization such as NFL teams in the area may have been a cause, but the road nears downtown. I imagined myself doing volunteer an FRIDAY CON/t5SION or Compassion. honestly, who would have thought the St. Louis Rams I'm neither shocked nor outraged by work in Africa, tilling crop fields, build- World Vision connected to a modem and the Houston Oil ... err ... the Tennessee Titans this. I don't ask why it is my family of ing schools, feeding malnourished And anyone food donation with a quick could be as intriguing as it ended it up? lives in a nice, three-bedroom home, and burnt by sun and wind. Her hair babies. can make a six www.thehungersite.com. It However, San Jose State University football fans when others are crammed into a one- was dark and gray, matted and snarled. I was sure I could make a difference, visit to to make a donation should have been overtaken by a rush of adrenaline bedroom apartment with chipped paint Her several layers of clothes were all and I was astonished that more people costs nothing the food is paid for by corpo- and a sense of pride, for that matter when the and broken plumbing. dirty and worn. And, even though she didn't. because who match the number of Titans were left a mere yard short and the celebration As I whipped around the corner of had on a coat, she still looked cold. Somewhere along the way, those rate sponsors specified portions of food. of the Rams' championship ensued. Almaden Expressway and Vine Street, I was in my car, singing to the radio, dreams like clouds slowly moving hits with least, I plan to acknowl- Followers of SJSU football should have looked at the lady standing on the sidewalk star- eating pear and apple slices, perfecting through the sky drifted out of my At the very forgotten by giving them Rams coach Dick Vermeil's achievement and seen it as tled me. my lipstick in the rear view mirror. sight. edge society's deserve. an alumnus who finally was able to capture a Super She was nothing I hadn't seen The difference was disturbing. That lady at the corner made me the respect they Bowl ring after a prolific coaching career in the before. She was an anonymous woman What did she have to sing about? remember some of the ideals I had let league. holding a sign, asking for food or work What did she have to eat? What did she slip away. I recalled an image of the Christina Lucarotti is the Spartan Vermeil, a 1998 inductee into the SJSU ring of or something. I'm really not sure. have to look perfect for? person I had hoped I might become: Daily Opinion Editor: "Friday honor, donned a Spartans uniform as a quarterback in Her skin looked like leather, tough I'm on my way to somewhere, to Someone who wouldn't ignore a plea for Confession" appears Fridays. 1956-57.Vermeirs sideline victory was matched by that of another former SJSU player, James Hodgins. Hodgins was a fullback for the Spartans from 1995- 1998. Upon leaving SJSU he was undrafted but was Potential NBA all-stars able to secure a free agent deal with the Rams in 1999. The 6-foot- 1 -inch back, who signed with St. 2-(0.1f:e Louis in April, quickly claimed a roster spot, and in .7.7" '. by the fans the long term parlayed it into a NFL championship. !' get shafted The two Super Bowl winners should be testaments '31 fans the privilege of to the success of SJSU athletics. Gsranting Many of our current teams not just football 3711] 311 , electing the starters for are nothing that garner national attention. Maybe the NBA all-star game was this could be a step toward eliminating some of the a great idea by the league. apathy that surrounds Spartan athletics. 0510,, When I e-mailed my ballot in Unfortunately, the indifferent feelings about our for the 2000 NBA all-star game, sports teams are out there. Anyone who witnessed the 71291t 3 I 31 firslip.C;fECpLi).E:LERC.!ya which will be held at Oakland number of fans at Spartan Stadium when the Arena, I was not only a fan but a Spartans dueled with the Hawaii Rainbows on Nov. 6 member of the all-star selection can testify to such. The stands were filled with just as committee. many if not more fans of the visiting Rainbows HQSPI Fan balloting, which started in as there were fans of the blue and gold. 1975, is an excellent way to give Like it or not, it is the truth. fans worldwide an opportunity to Maybe the success of alumni such as Vermeil and vr FP )4E& rB get involved in the prestigious IT1I Hodgins could alleviate the poor image and percep- ONLY event. tion. No, actually forget maybe; it must be something However, a few flaws in the all- that makes Spartans everywhere proud. star voting process need to be As the post-game champagne was passed around addressed. The first deals with the of quality players unrecognized? the Rams locker room and the joy of victory exploded selection of players who have No, but there are a few changes from Atlanta to St. Louis, some of the excitement missed games or in one case, that possibly could. should have reached over to San Jose as well. retired. They could allow only one play- Besides, since one of the teams the Rams beat in On November 6, 1992, Earvin er from a team to be selected as a their Super Bowl quest was the Minnesota Vikings, "Magic" Johnson announced his starter. There can be a minimum coached by none other than former Stanford coach retirement from the NBA after number of regular season games Dennis Green, we can chalk it up as another time we dazzling the basketball world for to be eligible for all-star participa- chopped down that damn tree and pummeled the 13 seasons. tion. Not selecting more than preppies over in Palo Alto. No one could come to grips with three players at a position could the sudden loss of one of the most help. spectacular players the game had Also, any player that averages ever seen. near 20 points and 10 rebounds or Breast cancer campaign needs to continue To bring him back to the court eight assists should be highly con- sidered. the images were shock- One out of every eight women tions explaining how to conduct a for one last time, the fans voted yes, All-star game in And, no one should be selected ing and unsettling. Even I are diagnosed with it, and about breast self-exam. Magic into the '92 on name recognition alone. winced and shuddered. But 43,000 women and 400 men Although breast cancer mostly Orlando, Florida, even though he had not played a game all season. If my rules were enforced this matter of life and death. die from the disease every year, occurs among women 60 years old it's season, Utah's John Stockton The Santa Clara Valley according to the National Cancer or older, women my age develop Without the ability to vote any player into the game, we fans would be out along with Indiana's Transport Aethority should not Institute. and die from breast cancer every would have never been able to see Reggie Miller. have removed tne advertisements There are no attributable risk year. Magic earn MVP honors and lead Sam Cassell and New Jersey's of the women baring their mastec- factors and early detection is the Women between the ages of 20 the West squad to victory. Stephon Marbury would be added. tomy-scarred chests. The poster- only key to prevent it. and 39 should get a mammogram That Both are two of the highest sized ads, which parodied those It was at the corner of Seventh every three years, and after the Johnson had contracted the HIV virus, which forced him to scoring point guards in basketball, for Calvin Klein, Victoria's Secret and Santa Clara streets when I age of 40, a clinical breast exami- retire, and they both still manage to or the cover of Cosmopolitan mag- first saw the ad. nation every year is recommend- was why I made my deci- sion to vote him in as an average more than eight assists azine, were launched by the At first glance, I thought it was ed, according to the Breast Cancer all-star back in 1992. per contest. Breast Cancer Fund of San the typical "scantily-clad bimbo Resource Center. In a way, it was a Dale Davis of the Pacers is Francisco to raise awareness of posing provocatively" on the I never considered the health of great farewell gift to a man averaging a double-double, breast cancer issues. cover of Cosmopolitan or my breasts as a major concern who had given us but so Due to complaints from transit Glamour magazine. until I saw the ads. fans so much for so long. is Chicago rookie Elton Brand. customers, the VTA removed the Then I had to do a double take. In this day and age, when it's Nevertheless, it was unfair to However, Brand is scoring 18.8 ads on Jan. 27, four weeks earlier I realized the model was not possible for women to purchase players who had been playing for per game and leading the league said they felt exploited by such three months and who deserved to in offensive rebounds. than scheduled. ads, seeing them as a reminder of wearing a tan -colored halter top, their desired cup size, most The heart of the negative reac- and her bare chest was indeed women tend to be more concerned be selected. The biggest disappointment the most physically and psycho- By giving tions stem from a culture accus- scarred from surgery. (In actuality about the appearance rather than the fans the ability to was the choice of Rasheed Wallace logically difficult period in their vote, many tomed to viewing the breast as a the model and the bare chest of a the health of their breasts. unpopular, unexciting, over Shareef Abdur-Rahim, or in lives. and other over sexual object. breast cancer patient were digi- But after seeing that ad at the underpublicized players are words, Portland While their complaints are being Everyday we are inundated tally combined). corner of Seventh and Santa left out of the game. Vancouver. valid, I feel the ads should return. Being for with images of breasts used to I was horrified. It made me feel Clara streets, those concerns don't tops on their team in Even though the reserves It's important to display the ads scoring, market products from perfume to uncomfortable. But beyond the matter to me anymore. rebounding or assists is the 2000 game don't necessarily to educate others about breast flushed down first motor oil, and while breast cancer shock value, the ad caused me to If the "Obsessed With Breasts" the toilet if they reflect all of the stars of the cancer. aren't has been accepted as a disease, re-evaluate my ideas of health, ad campaign made this one per- performing no-look passes half of the NBA season, the game A woman dies from it every 11 or 360 people are not ready to see its beauty, and femininity. son think about breast cancer, degree slam dunks. on February 12 still promises to be minutes, according to National The harsh reality. As a 23-year-old woman, I then the campaign, as disturbing solution was to allow the one that Bay Area fans will Breast Cancer Coalition. coaches to Some complaints came from never thought much about mam- as the ads may have been, was select a player they felt remember. It's ranked as the second lead- deserved parents who wanted to protect mograms and breast self-exami- positive and effective. to be honored as an all- ing cause of death among women, star reserve. their children from the alarming nations. according to the Breast Cancer Spartan Did images. I vaguely remember reading Trisha Santos is a that completely solve the Marcus R. Fuller is a Spartan Fund of San Francisco. Writer problem Some breast cancer patients brochures with illustrated direc- Daily Staff of leaving an abundance Daily Staff Writer.

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(Lett) The Spartan softball team lines up before taking the field Wednesday in its first out- ing of the season against Sonoma State University.

(Below) Spartan outfielder Jackie Jimenez slides into third base after hitting a double in the fourth inning of the first game of a doubleheader on the San Jose State University softball field. The softball learn beat Sonoma State 6-2 in the first game arid 8-4 in the second game.

Photos by Rika Manahe / Spartan Daily WOMEN TEARIN UP THE FIELD the Spartans took the lead by Wednesday's Scores eye scoring two runs in three out of Sonoma State next four innings for the 6-2 Sonoma Stot, the victory. SJSU's defense held Sonoma handle Sam tans can't State scoreless in the last four innings, with the help of Jimenez, double dose Sonoma Stot, who came up with the two high- lights of game one. Spar tans 8 A diving, one-handed grab of a field in Spartans Today Sj SU vs. Cal 400 p.m. fly ball hit toward center of the third would have made Barry Marcus R. Fuller school's career home run leader, Bonds jealous. DAILY STAFF WRITER Kara Kanney - who was limited Another catch in center was to two at bats because of a previ- followed by a rocket throw to With a defense that makes a ous injury. home plate for a double play, diving catch seem rautine and an "We have the capability of hit- which put an end to Sonoma offense that strings hits together ting the deep ball with Kara," State's hopes in the final inning. like N'Sync, the 2000 Spartan Miner said. "She is starting to get The consistent hitting of softball team is looking to make strength back in her (injured/ Gomes set the pace in game two an immediate impact. wrist, which is great, considering as the Spartans scored three runs "Our team this season is much she led team in home runs two in the first and fourth innings of ’4, more talented than in previous years ago." the game, leading up to the 8-4 years, when we were plagued Both Gomes and Staniorski victory. with injuries," said Connie Miner, went 4-for-7 on the day. Gomes "As soon as I got a hit, it head coach at San Jose State. scored five runs and Staniorski seemed like the whole team start- In their first double-header on had 2 RBI's. ed to follow," Gomes said. Wednesday, the Spartans went 2- Also contributing to the day's Gomes had three of her four 0. collecting consecutive wins over onslaught was freshman infielder hits of the day in the second Sonoma State at the SJSU field. Veronica Ramos and freshman game. Leading the team at the plate outfielder Jackie Jimenez with Although the wine against Nirts were two newcomers, junior three hits apiece. Sonoma were a solid way to begin ala Katrina Gomes and freshman Supplementing the hitting the season, the softball team will St:WA-tees Roxanne Staniorski. attack was the sister-pitching be tested in the Early Bird A.vpUea. "Katie and Roxanne hit the combination of Christine and Tournament, which begins today ball very well today," Miner said. Candice Akin, who notched six aege and finishes Saturday. The "We have the potential of being a strikeouts between them in two Spartans will be hosting very explosive offensive team." complete games for the Spartans. California, BYU and Cal State Stoagots Explosive is an understate- In the first game, Sonoma Sacramento. aik\e\A\-ka,4% ment, considering the Spartans State led 2-0 going into the bot- "We did well today to prepare smacked 20 hits in two games tom of the third inning. for this weekend," Gomes said. SAiokarshici without the services of the However, within the blink of an "We will face a lot better competi- IllkerOpallote Spartans "\tovN)6eVe190.2,0001,),3,s \ get bit by pAttooi 'Dogs in OT ly The College of Applied Staff report Delicious Chinese Cuisine Sciences and Arts Alumni The Spartans provoked visit- Association, in cooperation ing Fresno State in the fourth FOOD TO GO with the College of Applied quarter Thursday, and Bulldogs Mandarin & Szerhuart Cuisine 0 Box Lunches to Go Sciences and Arts, will give c,fr attacked in overtime. 0 Lunch and Dinner 0 Catering Available David Egans sent the game to nine $500 undergraduate ' *15,15 10`.. 0 OPEN DAILY 0 Closed the extra period when he hit an Sunday student scholarships for the ...." *C*40." ' ' ' "'"" three-pointer right in front of his We accept VISA MC AMEX DIS. 1999-2000 academic year. own bench to tie the game at 69, ' with only 1.4 seconds left in regu- VIV ( .G14 613Bo 1lEcsNo Jackson Streeto One scholarship will be lation. North f Santa Clara given to a major in each of The rival Bulldogs (15-7, 5-1) Between 3rd and 4th Street came out growling in overtime 294-3303 or 998-9427 the following departments/ and scored an unanswered seven schools/programs: points in the first two minutes of the period to make the score 76- Administration of Justice Nursing 69. It proved to be enough as the Health Science Nutrition & Food Science Spartans 111-10, 2-41 were only Hospitality Management Program Occupational Therapy able to get within three, after Darnell Williams muscled an Human Performance Recreation & Leisure Studies Egans miss back up and in the Journalism & Mass Communications hoop with 26 seconds left to play. Fresno State eventually got The College of Applied Sciences and Arts' Alumni Association has set the following the ball to Terrance Roberson on minimum scholastic standards (Grade Point Average or GPA) for applicants for this a fast break with seconds left to slam home the 82-76 win. award: Overall GPA of 3.0 GPA at SJSU of 3.0 GPA in major of 3.0 Fit'n. Si 82. S,ISU 78 MU Newman Club In addition to meeting scholastic standards, the applicant must: FRESNO STATE (82) a) be enrolled in an undergraduate major (or be accepted in a program) in thy Porter 7-13, 6-7, 24, !non 0.-1 0-0.0. Fells 0.0. 0-0. 0. SJSU Newman Club Ablyly 2-4. 2-5. 6. ()Wintry 0 1. 0-0, 0. Aleisndsr College of Applied Sciences and Arts 15. 2-4. 13, Ely 10.10. 2 2. 22. Roberson 7-15. 1.2. Catholic Campus Ministry Center 17 Totals 31-59. 13-20.12 b) not be graduating in the semester the award is given (Spring 2000) Corner of 10th & San Carlos c) have completed at least 12 units at SJSU SJSU (76) t snorarn 9.17. 0-1. 23. E011011 711,o-0.17,5 Powell Monday Nights 7:00 P.M. Deadlines 3. 22 2, VAllesms 10.17 35.23. 30e81 1-3.131. 2. Sanders 0-2, 1-2,1. C Powell 3-9 00. 6. &UM 1.3,0 Come join us for: Friday, Feb.18, 2000 - Applications due to College office (Mu 1 433) by 5pm 0 2 Toiels 27-55. 15-29. 75 games, discussion, retreats, outreach, Friday, April 14, WOO - Applicants notified of award Fkletkrt -- Fresno 51.1. 34, SJSU 31 fun craft 3-501e14 Asia Fen 7 PIPS00 St 7-21 illoterion 2,7 nights, outings to sporting dr Monday, May 1, 20(X) - Awards reception for scholarship recipients, 5-7pm Pone, 4 7 *58.08.1 1-S. 10.1 0.1, ()Went, 0 n) theatrical events. SJSU 1319 ((Andres, 5-10. Egens C 00*040 I For more information: Found 045 - none Ilisbounas - Fromm St 31 For more info call (408) 938-1610 148.410 to). &mu 36 (Wawns 10) Malan - call the College of Applied Sciences and Arts at (408) 924-2900 Fmno 54 19 (Porter 7). SJSU 16 (R Powell Si Tots( Fouls - Frew SI 15. SJSU 15 A-4033 College Mass every Sunday at 6:00 P.M with visit our website at http:/ /www.sjsu.eduidepts/casa/sciart2.html Community Dinner Following, Daily Mass 12:10 P.M.Catholic Campus Ministry Chapel Application forms available in each department office. lasst ted MIXED MEDIA

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MUNN MENNE MENU be really convenient to have as Construction closes second floor of garage Wednesday long as it doesn't become impact- Mail ed like everything else on cam- pus," said Hung Nguyen, an eco- Daily staff report weeks of school, they went ahead between the people who were Freeman said he wasn't sure continued from pagel and did it anyway," Sgt. John doing the X-ray and the con- why there was a problem since nomics major.

Laws with the University Police s 'ruction manager," Freeman only the entrance to the second being uninformed about the "People are still busy right Parking was worse than usual Department said. said. floor was taped off. opening of the express office, now buying books and register- Wednesday due to a miscommu- "It took about 30 minutes to Additionally, Freeman said in "At least there are those of us Warren said. ing," Gloisa Faye Garcia said. nication between the construc- clear them (construction work- order to close off the floor, con- who do care about whether of not "I had no idea there was a "Once people know about it, we tion workers and Facilities ers) out of there and get it struction workers needed to have people can park," Laws said, post office on campus. I know will get much busier." Development and Operations opened again," he said. an access request approved. adding that the UPD tried its there used to be a drop box, but The campus post office is open department. Starting at around Alan Freeman, planning He also said the floor was best to clear up the situation as that's it. This will really help me Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 8:45 a.m., workers closed off the design and construction director closed off completely for about 10 quickly as possible. out," said Farrah Shaw, a busi- 7 p.m., on Saturday from 10 a.m. second floor of the 10th Street for the Facilities Development minutes, and the total time it Freeman finalized the whole ness management major. to 3 p.m. and is closed on garage. and Operations department, said was closed was around 40 min- incident. "A post office on campus will Sundays. "Even though we had notified the workers were trying to X-ray utes. "You know the Shakespeare the general contractors not to do the building in order to do some Laws said drivers trying to play, 'Much Ado About Nothing?'" any work that would interfere electrical work. exit the garage also had difficul- Freeman asked. "Well, that's with parking during the first few "It was a miscommunication ty trying to get out, although what it was." Buy citizens or eligible non -citizens. Applications, available from $5,000 the Mann Education Fund, must be postmarked or delivered CRINgIES continued from pagel Sell no later than March 15. Daily Classified For a scholarship application O in the Spartan reports from updated progress or more information about the have the flex- the recipients, and Goldman Fund scholarships, Ks\grk ibility to augment the original contact the Mann Education as needed. stipend Fund at 415-459-4240 or e-mail freshman PRICES Tiffany Wray, a at infolibmefund.org. LOWEST TEXTBOOK accounting student, said she tr-' 11 V applied for six or seven scholar- ships and didn't get any of them. GUARANTEED! American Heart BUCKLE UP "A lot of the scholarships have OR such specific requirements that I Association -V for them," Wray tleat. Ovum.. did not qualify owl Sows WE'LL REFUND said. She said that if she qualifies DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE for the Goldman scholarship, she. will definitely apply. A stroke can change There's Just Too Much to Lose [pa SpartanBookstore "I'm always looking fir more tbreyer ways to pay for college," Wray your life "111TIFFIFF9F11117 "sr! 0000000 said. A minimum of two scholar- 'Visit *orlon laalulare h Midi ships will be awarded annual- ly by the Goldman Family Fund with the potential for renewal. VIA PROPOSED TRANSIT SERVICE PLAN The criteria for renewal of the awards has not yet been estab- lished. The scholarships are funded COMMUNITY MEETINGS by members of the Goldman family as well as by out con- tributors they intend to solicit, FOR FISCAL YEAR: JULY 2000 JUNE 2001 Mazzuca said. "It is a very generous (East San Jose, Downtown San Jose and Evergreen Areas) amount," she said. The largest scholarship of this type Mazzuca What? has seen administered through the Marin Education Fund prior Light Rail Line to the Goldman award was kTA's Service 14 Operations Nanning I )e- oil meni has scheduled a triangle denotes direction $2,250. series of meetings to present and discuss the proposed Transit Awards are limited to upper ei Light Rail Stations division students who have Service Phut for the July 2000-June 2001 fiscal year. attended one of five regional Lines 22/300 state universities fir at least one The meetings will be held to provide the public with an opportunity Line 64 year and who demonstrate high to ask questions and give comments or suggestions about this 11111111 Line 23 academic orb ievement and financial need. comprehensive, county WI It- trimsit service plan. The universities are: San Francisco State University, Cal The maps on the right reflect the proposed changes to bus service in State Hayward, San Jose State Downtown San Jose, East San list', and Evergreen areas. Highlights University, Sonoma State of the proposed changes in these areas include: University and the University of California at Berkeley. Line 11 -Discontinue service. Goldman and her family are The Alameda first -gene rat ion immigrants Line 23-Extend fit au downtown San Jose (via Santa Clara St) to from Poland. She faced poverty in her own struggle to get an Alum Rita Ave & Miguelito Ave. Improve weekday frequency to z '1/4" education and relied on financial every 10 minutes on Stevens Creek Blvd, San Carlos St, Santa Clara 9. support while in college. St ,s and Alum Rock Ave. Along with Line 22, buses will operate every 04. "Without the availability of public scholarships, I never 5 minutes on Santa Clara Si and Alum Rork Ave, between First St 40.2e6 would have attained my doctor- and King 151. Improve Sunday frequency to every 15 minutes. sf,e'Os ate," Goldman said. 400010*:\ The Goldman family estab- Line 25 Improve Sunday frequency to every 15 minutes. ’1\ DOWNTOWN lished the scholarship in her SAN JOSE honor on her 65th birthday Line 30-NEW line in Evergreen area operating on Tally Rd, Ruby because, she said, "they knew Ave, how important mentoring is to Aboni Rd, and White Rd. me and how I like to help people." Line 39 -Extend service to Murillo Ave. The family seeks to provide aid to students from financially Line 64-Operate from Almaden Light Rail Station to Downtown and educationally disadvan- taged backgroun(ls. San Jose only. Women, immigrants and stu- dents of color an. encouraged to Line 72 -MC lit':v remting toeperate eat McLaughlin Ave in bothi apply. directions between San Antonio St and I Ivry 280, Students with immigrants in their immediate or extended Line 300 -Modify nail.. to operate to East ridge via King Rd. family also qualify, said Mazzuca. Service to the community is also a plus, Goldman said. Angie Costa and Marisa When & Where: Baglione, both environmental studies majors, said they have never applied for scholarships. Monday, February 7, 2000 Thursday, February 10, 2000 en1.1"CrIter 12 22 26 "I didn't know of tiny scholar- 12:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 30 31 30 ships," said Costa. Eastside Neighborhood Center San Jose State University 70 71 74 77 321 345 603 Costa and Baglione said 2150 Alum Rock Ave. Guadalupe Room, scholarships are not easily (50 WV141 King and accessible and they never took Jackson) Student lInion the' time to find out about them. San Jose Sail Jose Both women said they are partially paying for college with Wednesday, February 9, 2000 Friday, February II, 2000 financial aid in the form of 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. grants and loans. Evergreen Valley College St. James Students who wish to apply Senior Center for the Goldman scholarship Rm. AF 231, Acacia Building 199 N. 3rd St. should he in the social science or 3095 Yerba Buena Rd. (between St. James and St. John) liberal arts fields. (near noun bus stop) San Jose Emphasis will be given but San Jose is not limited to the fields of psychology, sociology, counseling, anthropology, philosophy or edu- Additional Information: cation. Health and science fields will also be considered. Applicants must have com- Additional meetings an. being held throughout the county. For more pleted 60 units or more, 30 of information, please feel free to give us a call at (408)321-2:100 or call ,grVeNey Truesportetles Arthisdry which must have been attained TIM for the Bearing Impaired at (.108)321-2330 or log onto our website at the current university and a Part QV (C trip paso take' minimum 3.2 GPA is required. at wvvw.vta.org. Students must be United States