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WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM VOLUME 122, NUMBER 60 TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2004 1 Peace exhibit San Jose honors Pat Tillman ends Friday King Library display praises Gandhi, MLK, Daisaku Ikeda

By Claudia Plascencia Daily Staff Writer

Going up the escalator from the first floor of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library, an exhibit composed of several curved walls can be seen winding around the study tables of the second floor. The exhibit is called "Gandhi, King, Ikeda: A Legacy of Building Peace" and will be on display through Friday. It focuses on the lives of Mohandas Karamchand "Mahatma" Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. and Daisalcu Ikeda. Gandhi and King are both known for their work in gaining peace through nonviolence. Ikeda is currently president of Solca Galckai International, a Buddhist organization that promotes peace and is one of the sponsors of the exhibit. "We thought it would be a great exhibit to just be here on campus to create dialogue among students," said Chris Hicks-Riley, administrative sup- port assistant for the communications and public affairs department at San Jose State University. Photos by Andrew Hendershot / Daily Staff Hicks-Riley said she is the adviser for World Peace Buddhists, an SJSU student organization, which contacted "If Pat was here, he would humbly thank each and every Lawrence Carter, dean of the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel one of you, even if it took till four in the morning. That's at Morehouse College and creator of the exhibit. just the kind of guy Pat was." Carter spoke at an event at the library in April where former San Jose of Mayor Susan Hammer and Delorme Chad Schwartz, Tillman's friend 20 _years Mcicee-Stovall, a graduate of SJSU, were both awarded the Gandhi, King, Ikeda Community Builder's Award for ABOVE: A guest walks past a banner at the Pat Tillman memorial ceremony held Monday at the San Jose their spirit of nonviolence and com- Municipal Rose Garden. munity involvement, Hicks-Riley said. "It's wonderful that we're having these kinds of exhibits at the King Li- LEFT: "Chippewa," left, a member of the Vietnam Vets Motorcycle Club, and his "brothers sign a banner brary," said Jeff Paul, Cultural Heritage during the memorial ceremony. librarian at the King Library. The exhibit is divided into several sections that focus on different themes, Thousands gather to pay respect to slain soldier who walked away from NFL millions such as humanity at the heart, nonvio- lence, and adversity and resistance. By Mark Cornejo "Pat was not like the rest of us," said second tour of duty, on April 22. multimillion dollar deal with the Arizona Car The walls of the exhibit are covered Daily Senior Staff Writer master of ceremonies Jim Rome, host of his The memorial service included speeches dinals in 2002 to enlist with the U.S. Army. with vivid photographs of important own nationally syndicated sports radio talk by several of Tillman's family members, close Chad Schwartz, a friend of Tillman for the moments in the lives of the three men, More than 3,000 people withstood the show. "When Pat gave up the NFL to join the friends, coaches, teammates, fellow soldiers past 20 years, said his friend would be amazed as well as quotes and history about 83-degree heat at the San Jose Municipal Rangers, everyone said, 'How can he do that?' and admirers, including Sen. John McCain and by the turnout. them. Rose Garden on Monday to celebrate the life He said, 'How could I not?'" the first lady of , Maria Shriver. "If Pat was here," Schwartz said, "he would of former NFL safety and U.S. Army Ranger Tillman, originally from San Jose, was The majority of the speakers recounted see EXHIBIT, page 3 Pat Tillman. killed in action overseas in Afghanistan, his personal stories about Tillman, who left a see TILLMAN. page 6

Ceramic Artists Guild Schwarzenegger holds Spring Art Sale visits U.S. troops Glass, pottery pieces include Associated Press to meet anybody, any group, at bowls, vases, cups any time," the governor said. RA/NSTE1N AIR BASE, He spoke with Hamill for Gov. Arnold about five minutes in a room By Smith Germany Theresa Schwarzenegger met with at the U.S. military's Landstuhl Daily Staff Writer wounded U.S. troops and es- Regional Medical Center, and caped hostage Thomas Hamill said the 43-year-old civilian The semiannual Spring Art Sale put on by the on Monday after talks with contractor appeared to be in Ceramic Artists Guild program at San Jose State Jordan's King Abdullah 11. good health. University takes place this week in the Art Chad. Schwarzenegger told report- "I just tried to let him know The artwork displayed inside a white tent consists of ers he "talked about the situa- we support him and good luck," handcrafted glass and pottery pieces made by students tion in the Middle East" during Schwarzenegger said. "It must of the guild program. The exhibit includes glass eggs, a private visit with Abdttllah be unbelievable to he under ceramic bowls, vases and cups. at Jordan's royal palace. The the threat of maybe dying," Linda Loucks, an employee in common manage- celebrity governor arranged the he said, referring to Hamill's ment systems, said she has been attending the art stop after criticism from some three weeks in captivity in Iraq. exhibit at SJSU for 16 years. Arab -Americans that his trip Hamill escaped his kidnappers "The work is done by the students and this is a great to Israel didn't include meetings over the weekend and was being way to support them," she said. with Palestinian groups. treated at the base for a gunshot Loucks, who bought eight items from the exhibit, Schwarzenegger said Mon- wound susan I). Rent ir Daily Stall said the prices can't be beat. day he supports the creation of a The movie star-turned-po- Allen Chen, a senior majoring in fine arts and an litican said it was a coincidence checks out a ceramic bowl with fellow nutrition major Melissa Palestinian state and that Pales- Nutrition major Lauren Adams, left, artist for the exhibit, said he has 80 pieces on display. tinians 'were not forgotten" on that the two were at the hospital the tent outside the afternoon Yee, right, at the Spring Art Sale under Student Union on Monday "I'm honored to have my work on display," he said. his trip. But he noted that "we at the same time, and that Adams already made a purchase earlier in the day but came back to look at more art pieces. The "The best part about it is people look at it every day." got no invitation" to meet with lose State continues this student art show, presented by the San University Ceramic Artists Guild, any Arab group. "We are ready ter GOVERNOR. page 6 week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m today and Wednesday and from 10 a m to 4 p.m. on Thursday. see ART. page 3 PAGE 2 THE SPARTAN DAILY TUESDAY MAY 4, 2004

OXYMORON .5VH-11V-TAWA Gullible Americans sucked in by the mass media Before I backpacked across Europe by myself for three It is in this context that I am not surprised at the television is often construed as fact. Eventually, viewers At what do Americans, and humans, let fear months in 2001,1 was afraid that I might be raped, robbed responses I've received lately when announcing my trip to trust the media as portraying the most accurate and dictate their own curiosity? or rejected by Europeans because I am American. the Middle East this summer. important events. While some may consider me naive, I consider those After having a positive, life-changing experience, Proudly, I purchased my plane ticket to Amman, Jordan, However, by examining several statistics, we see how, who depend on fear-inducing news clips gullible. Aren't however, with nothing bad happening to me, I wondered to experience the culture, absorb the heat, in fact, the media injects its viewers with people curious about social and cultural values in the where that fear came from. I realized the fear largely came prove the dangerous rumors wrong and explore doses of unnecessary fear. Middle East? Surely, there is more to the region than from those who expressed their "concern" for me a the lands in Jarash, Petra, Amman and Wadi Consider these facts regarding local violence, contrary to the media portrayals. young, vulnerable woman in their opinion. Many of Rum, with the possibilities of skipping off to news coverage: 40 percent of the stories Many Americans are so self-consumed and gullible these people, however, had never been to Europe. Israel and Egypt. last 30 seconds or less; one in four stories that they are too scared to get out of their domestic walls Where did their fear come from, and why did they Surprisingly, however, there are not as is about crime, law or courts; less than created by the government, the media and the powerful. consider themselves knowledgeable about a place where many people as excited as I am. Even more 1 percent of stories could be called And while I might be putting myself in danger, as they, in fact, never had a first-hand, eyewitness account? discouraging, much like the so-called Euro- investigative; out of 6,000 stories studied, the so-called experts profess, I would at the very least Could it be that spectators who were so surprised to pean-TV-watching experts, those who have only nine dealt with poverty, welfare and get a first-hand experience, rather than relying on the hear that I would travel to Europe alone actually learned never traveled to the Middle East advised me homelessness; the arts and culture stories propaganda we are blanketed with. all their information from television? Could it be that the not to go because, surely, I will get bombed, accounted for 24 stories out of 6,000; the If our president is lying to his citizens, why should we 30-second clips on the news and the so-called in-depth killed and raped, because, as "everyone knows," most common people shown on TV news believe those who work under him (the media)? coverage about Europe were enough to educate and make they hate Americans. stories, other than criminals and suspects, Americans need to learn how to turn the TV off, get off experts of those who fear international travel? Conversely, those who have traveled or are JENNIF ER MCLAIN are crime victims or their families. their couches and experience the vastness of the world. This fear, as it turns out, is directly related to the mass from the region are excited for me, reassuring In addition, Altheide notes, the very For those who don't ignorance is bliss. media. me of the wonderful time I will have. rare are assumed to be common occurrences. In an article by David L. Altheide, "Mass Media, The no-traveling experts, however, make up a large For example, if a suicide bomber blows himself up in Crime, and the Fear of Discourse," he concludes that majority of our American population. Iraq and kills five other people, and it is the third in three while fear is accumulated and later examined during our Altheide suggests that the reactions of the TV-watching months but the fifth in 20 years, it would be perceived as a social and life experiences, fear ultimately prevents us from experts are natural when responding to something feared. normal occurrence by the media when it is still a rarity. living our lives. "For many people, the mass media in general, and the And this is the media that is controlling our lives, our Jennifer McLain is the Spartan Daily arts and entertain- "...Fears limit our lives and make us vulnerable to news media in particular, are a 'window' on the world," perspectives and our futures. ment editor. tyrants who would 'save us,'" Altheide writes. he writes, explaining that what is shown several times on Well, it's not going to dictate mine. "Oxymoron" appears every other Tuesday.

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Chinese Campus Fellowship The sun has been shining ever so brightly lately in our however more threatening when they do occur. TODAY to be A night of Chinese gospel and skits from Hong economically stable San Jose, and while I am enjoying it, I The United States coastlines will be the first climate policy officer Kong artists will take place from 7:30 p.m. to wonder if global warming is slowly wreaking havoc upon affected, said World Wildlife Fund School of Art and Design begin with changes 10 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more Jennifer Morgan. She said we can Art exhibitions featuring student galleries will be through the information, call Jeff Liu at 415-812-9571. The record-breaking temperatures here and in Santa that will make our country more efficient on display from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Cruz are not just a coincidence and are mak- reduction of greenhouse gases and sport Industrial Studies buildings. For more information, ing it time to break out the suntan lotion a utility vehicles, as well as a plan that will call the gallery office at 924-4330. THURSDAY little early. reduce the emissions of carbon dioxide Realistically, we need to be concerned from power plants. Department of Nutrition and Food Science As world leaders continue to meet to School of Art and Design and pay attention to our environment, and I Body fat testing using cutting-edge analyzer will obtain a global climate treaty, lobbyists Art exhibitions featuring student galleries will be stress that collectively it is our mother earth, be held every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon or by her what is it millionth from the coal, fossil fuel and oil industries on display from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and as she reaches appointment in the Central Classroom building, birthday. say the United States will lose jobs and Industrial Studies buildings. For more information, room 221. Cost is $.5 per student. For more We need to acknowledge that our irrespon- want time to make marketable products call the gallery office at 924-4330. information, call Sherry at 924-3362. sibilities will result in a planet that we took for to adjust to the severities of global granted and will have left it a wasteland for warming. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry future generations. As they scramble to find ways to SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU The battle is divided into two components transition, those industries continue the Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- those who want to ignore the problem and REBECCA VILLANEDA emission of pollutants into the air. While Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- mation, call Sister Marcia Krause at 938-1610. mation, call Sister Marcia Krause at 938-1610. those who want to combat it. many proponents of the global climate There are still many of us who are too consumed in treaty argue that those economic losses are exaggerated, School of Music our daily routines and take for granted, while in our little they do not point out the gains. School of Music "The Listening Hour" concert series will take place "The Listening Hour" concert series will take place bubbles, the quick and easy fixes convenience stores, One environmentalist from "Rising Waters" suggests from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Music building clean water in multiple faucets in our homes, clean air, the economy can redistribute the losses and gains through from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Music building Concert Hall. The performance will feature choral Concert Hall. The performance will feature a recit- gasoline stations, fast food, shopping malls ... the United States' transition. masterpieces from the madrigal to 20th century. For example, he said the high technology industry and al from the clarinet studio of Janet Averett. For Our country has it made, so while we live extravagantly, For more information, call Joan Stubbe at 924- outside the natural gas combined cycle power plants will boost jobs call Joan Stubbe at 924-4649. we need to look our comfort zones to recognize we more information, 4649. are becoming detrimental to ourselves. through wind and solar machines and new fuel-cell cars. We forget (or simply ignore) that our planet is shifting As I searched the Intemet for more facts, I found the Cultural Heritage Center Hip-Hop Congress toward a scenario that, once arrived at, will be too late to Web site globalwarming.org, and the facts on this site Professor Maria Ochoa will sign copies of her A meeting will take place at 4 p.m. in the Pacheco fix. puzzled me. The site was holding a conference titled, "to book "Creative Collectives: Chicana Painters room of the Student Union. For more information, On a KQED special called "Rising Waters," many dispel the myths of global warming." Working in Community" from 3:30 p.m. to call Wes Kuruhara at 476-6397. citizens from Island States communicated the problems Global warming isn't a myth, and the repercussions are 4:30 p.m. in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint their homelands are currently experiencing through global slowly affecting our comfort zones. Library, room 525. For more information, call the Beta Theta Pi warming, like erosion and a rise in sea level. And hey, if there is a trashcan or an ashtray near you, Cultural Heritage Center at 808-2645. "Showstoppers," a multicultural dance showcase "Rising Waters" gave evidence that Island States would please use it; also, recycle this newspaper when you are and dance competetion will take place at 6:45 p.m. be the first to feel the wrath of global warming and at a fast done with it. WEDNESDAY in the Barrett Ballroom of the Student Union. rate that may cause their exile to "higher grounds." Presold tickets are $5, and $8 at the door. For more The United States too has faced inundation through Student Health Center information, call 298-2382. global warming in the state of New York, according to the An American Red Cross blood and bone marrow special. drive will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Manhattan, which is also an island, endured flooding Rebecca Villaneda is the Spartan Daily associate production Loma Prieta Ballroom of the Student Union. For A scripture reflection titled "The Bible and You" in 1992, and scientist Vivien Gornitz from Columbia editor. more information, call Cynthia at 510-744-3865. will take place from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the SJSU University warned that the storms will not be as frequent, 'No Music, No Life" appears every other Tuesday. Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- mation, call 938-1610. School of Art and Design ANOTHER DIMENTIAN PAUL DYBDAHL Art exhibitions featuring student galleries will be on display from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and FRIDAY Industrial Studies buildings. For more information, "ALL RIGHT EvERyISOD-v's BEEN ASSIGNED A PARTNER, call the gallery office at 924-4330. KSJS 90.5 FM EXcEPT YOU, BRAN So, As THE ODD MAN OUT, YOU'LL A Fountain Blues preview broadcast show will take HAVE TO LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE WITH THIS place from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. For more information, INALLOON I'VE TIED TO A BURLAP SAcK SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry call Ramon Johnson at 275-6524. Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU Ministry chapel. For more infor- Catholic Campus School of Art and Design Maria Krause at 938-1610. mation, call Sister Art exhibitions featuring student galleries will be on display from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Cultural Heritage Center Industrial Studies buildings. For more information, A reception honoring emeritus professor Bob call the gallery office at 924-4330. Freimark and a showing of "Royal Chicano Air Force" from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Dr. Martin SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Luther King Jr. Joint Library, room 525. For more Mass will take place at 12:10 13.171. at the SJSU information, call the Cultural Heritage Center at Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- 808-2645. mation, call Sister Marcia Krause at 938-1610.

Italian American Student Organization SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry A meeting will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 The first Friday Eucharistic Adoration will take p.m, in the Almaden room of the Student Union. place from 12:45 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the SJSU IN GRADE scHooL , THE s. IDS WITH A LAST NAME DEGINNiNG For more information, call Matthew Olivieri at Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- WITH THE LETTER 'Z. WERE ALWA'/S AT A CRUEL DISADVANTAGE 568-6529. mation, call Sister Marcia Krause at 938-1610.

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continuedfrom page 1 faculty member, Paul said he has not heard of any other criticisms "It's really interesting because about the exhibit. I really didn't know anything "les a wonderful exhibit," Paul about Gandhi, and this tells me said. "Its merits are much greater something about what he did to try than any reservations I have about to build peace," said Ara Deylan, a it." junior majoring in Icinesiology. "All Hicks-Riley said Ikeda was in all, it's very educational." chosen for this exhibit because of One student said she was taking what he stands for. the escalators and was on her way "Carter decided to also incorpo- to the fourth floor when she noticed rate a person who was living, and the exhibit. Ikeda was looked at as being a per- "What attracted me were son who stands for nonviolence and the photographs," said Madhuri peace," Hicks-Riley said. "Ikeda is Chakraborty, a graduate student those men working toward her master's in a living embodiment of business administration. "There's a and their spirit of nonviolence." lot of information." Jessica Thompson, a graduate Paul said the exhibit involves student in education, said she knew ideas that are a part of the mission about Gandhi and King but she of the library's Cultural Heritage found it interesting to learn about Center, because it embraces diver- Ikeda. sity and nonviolence. "These ideas of nonviolence and He said he had some initial tolerance are so pertinent, and it's a concerns about the costs to set up good opportunity to learn more," and take down the exhibit, but he Thompson said. later found out that Solca Gaklcai Alka Talchar, a graduate student International would take care of it. working toward her teaching He also said one faculty member credential, said she went to the was concerned about comparing exhibit to learn more about Ikeda Ikeda to Gandhi and King and the and found the three men are all behavior of some of Ikeda's religious very similar, except they are from organizations in the past. different cultures and religions. "Mr. Ikeda's religious groups "They have similar thoughts had a lot to say about the exhibit," about humanity and peace," Talchar Susan D. Reno / Daily Staff Paul said. "I think that Mr. Ikeda's said. Junior hospitality management major Debbie Chan browses the many works of student art for sale in the tent outside the Student Union. The organization put a lot of money The exhibit is on display through art sale, presented by the San lose State University Ceramic Artists Guild, continues this week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday and together to bring it here." Friday during library hours and is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday. Despite the concerns of one free to the public. Seven U.S. service members reprimanded Ketchup company in alleged abuse of Iraqi prisoners spreads word it is not Associated Pres, against others as a result ut the inves- and called tur an independent inquiry. Last week, LBS "60 Minutes II" tigation," Di Rita added. Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinslci, who broadcast images allegedly showing involved in campaign BAGHDAD The U.S. military The official said he believed oversaw the prison, said that she did Iraqis stripped naked, hooded and be- said that U.S. captors. Associated Press on its Web site a report that has reprimanded seven soldiers in the the seven officers would not face not know about the prisoner abuse ing tormented by their HJ. Heinz had laid off hundreds of further action or court martial, but while it was happening. An internal U.S. Army report found alleged abuse of inmates at Baghdad's WASHINGTON H. J. Heinz U.S. workers while adding workers to notorious Abu Ghraib prison, the first the reprimands could mean the end of "They were despicable acts," Kar- that Iraqi detainees were subjected to its factories abroad. The implication, Monday on ABC's "Good "sadistic, blatant and wanton criminal Co. is in a pickle. known punishments in the case, an of- their careers. pinski said The Pittsburgh-based foodmaker which Heinz strongly denies, was six U.S. servicemembers Morning America." "Had I known abuses," according to The New Yorker ficial said Monday. Two of the soldiers Another has been deluged with e-mails from that the company associated closely were relieved of their duties. all military police also may face anything about it, I certainly would magazine. unhappy consumers who want with Teresa Kerry was exporting The American officer who oversaw criminal charges. have reacted very quicIdy."Karpinski, A British newspaper also published to know why it's involved in the American jobs in precisely the way the prison said many more troops President Bush called Rumsfeld commander of the 800th Military photos purporting to show members presidential campaign. her husband decries on the campaign might have been involved. before a campaign trip Monday and Police Brigade, said one photograph of a British Army regiment abusing The company's emphatic answer trail. The soldiers were reprimanded urged him to make sure the U.S. from the prison appeared to show prisoners, but a former commander of is, "We're not," and has hired some Now the company is working on the orders of Lt. Gen. Ricardo soldiers are punished, White House more Americans involved in the the unit said Monday that the photos big-time Republican lobbyists to help overtime to prove that it's neither Sanchez, commander of U.S. forces spokesman Scott McClellan said. alleged abuse than the six MPs who had "too many inconsistencies" to be spread the word. exporting jobs nor taking sides in in Iraq. Six of them officers and "The president wanted to make have been charged. genuine. "We make ketchup; we don't make the presidential race. No consumer noncommissioned officers received sure appropriate action is being taken "One photograph showed it The Daily Mirror newspaper stood politics," asserts Jack Smyth, a Heinz products company wants to be iden- the most severe administrative repri- against those responsible for these didn't show faces completely, but the by the photos, which allegedly show a senior vice president. tified with any particular party mand in the U.S. military, a military shameful and appalling acts," he said. photograph showed 32 boots," ICar- hooded Iraqi being pushed, threatened Still, it's easy to see why because its success demands that it official said, speaking on condition of The U.S.-appointed Iraqi Govern- pinski told ABC. "I'm saying other and urinated on by a soldier from the customers might think otherwise. attracts customers across the political anonymity. ing Council joined the chorus of people than the military police." Queen's Lancashire Regiment. The multimillionaire wife of Sen. spectrum. A seventh soldier received a more international criticism of the alleged It wasn't clear if that would include Col. David Black, who led the John F. Kerry, the Democrats' The Heinz company's Web site lenient admonishment. abuse, terming it a violation of the seven soldiers reprimanded. regiment in the 1980s, told British presumptive presidential nominee, is prominently includes a feature titled Two of the six were "released for international law and the Geneva Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, chief Broadcasting Corp. television that often referred to in the press as "the "Heinz Confirms Its Widely Held cause," meaning they were relieved Conventions. U.S. military spokesman in Iraq, equipment and a truck pictured in ketchup heiress." Teresa Heinz Kerry Public Ownership and Its Non- of their duties and reassigned "with The council demanded that U.S. said on ABC that he isn't sure Army the photos had not been used by the is the widow of Sen. H. John Heinz Partisan Status." The text begins: "In prejudice," said Larry Di Rita, spokes- authorities allow Iraqi judges to take military intelligence 'had anything to regiment in Iraq. III, R-Pa., whose great-grandfather light of some misleading speculation, man for Defense Secretary Donald part in the interrogation of prisoners do with the individual acts of criminal He said he did not believe the founded the company 135 years ago. the H.J. Heinz Company would H. Rumsfeld. He also said that the and open the detention centers to behavior" as Karpinski and others photos had been taken in the Middle She flies around the country in a red like to make clear that neither Mrs. six who received letters of reprimand inspection by Iraqi officials. have alleged. Kimmitt said, however, Eastern country. and white Gulfstream jet with "57" in Teresa Heinz Kerry, Senator John were from a military police unit. At a news conference in Baghdad, that the investigation is reviewing "The evidence we have seen so far its tail number. Kerry nor any member of their fam- "There may well be additional Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar "concerns expressed about the military looking at the photographs, there are In March, the Republican ily is involved in the management or decisions" about disciplinary action Zibari condemned the alleged abuse intelligence." too many inconsistencies," he said. National Committee briefly posted board of the HJ. Heinz Company.-

ART I Percentage of profits goes toward Guild continuedfrom page 1 in design, said she also supports the Craig Yamato, a senior majoring exhibit every year. in art, said this year he purchased a Jon Dunlavy, a senior majoring in "The prices are really affordable, vase for his mother. spatial arts and a volunteer for the and I'm an art student, so I want to "I got my mother a vase last year exhibit, said they usually have the support them," she said. and she loved it," Yamato said. "I am 71/01t#fiatigeo exhibit a week before Mother's Day Roger Lee, a senior majoring in a ceramics class and I am here to and the last month of the semester. in fine arts and a volunteer for the support my classmates." 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"Fresno State's tough and they San Jose State University meets up draw big crowds," Niheu said. "The with the No. 1 Cardinal at 6 p.m. at fans are all over you and Fresno always Friday vs. the Sunken Diamond in Palo Alto. plays tough there." SJSU head coach Sam Piraro said The Bulldogs took the first series Fresno State he was realistic about the 19-25-1 of the season, 2-1. Fresno won the University (7-14 in the Western Athletic Confer- first and third games 4-2 and 5-2 ence) Spartans' chances against 35-6 respectively, while the Spartans took at Beiden Field, Stanford, who took back the top spot the second game 5-3. in the nation this week. Niheu said the key to the Spartans' 6:35 p.m. "We'll be going in overmatched," success in Fresno will depend on self- Piraro said. "It's going to be a chal- confidence and forgetting about what lenge." happened in the past. Saturday vs. The Cardinal shut out the Spartans "Every game you have to take in 5-0 in their first matchup on March 30 that mentality that you're going to Fresno State at Municipal Stadium. win," Niheu said. Spartan first baseman Scott Piraro said it will take more than University Niheu, a fifth-year senior, said it's just playing a good game to win in Field, important for this young team to be Fresno. Yvonne Pingue / Daily File Photo at Beiden confident when facing an opponent "They've got a lot of talent down Spartan first baseman Scott Niheu, a fifth-year senior, catches the ball and goes to apply a tag against 6:35 p.m. like Stanford. there, and we're short-handed," Piraro Sacramento State University on Saturday at Municipal Stadium. Niheu is expected to start tonight at Stanford "When you play teams like Rice said. "We're going to need some guys University in place of injured first baseman Brandon Fromm. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Sunken (University) or Stanford," Niheu said, to step up and have big games." Diamond. "you can't get intimidated. We just Sunday vs. need to go in there like we're going New faces in Fresno State to win." the starting lineup gives him the chance to be a leader on people," Piraro said. "Here's a guy he can pick up right where Bautista Piraro said the Spartans will be at the field after spending the last four who hasn't had a start until this year, left off. University even more of a disadvantage as they Two of the players who Piraro said seasons being a leader on the bench. but he's one of the classiest guys I've "When I've gotten my opportuni- will be without several of their top will need to come up big are back ups "I've earned a lot of respect from ever met and a real team leader on the ties, I think I've played pretty well," at Beiden Field, pitchers, including Brad Kilby and Niheu and catcher Justin Santich- the guys for what I do on the bench," bench. Nowadays that's a rarity." Santich-Hughes said. "(The coaches) 1 p.m. Jose Amaya. Hughes. Niheu said. "Now, I'm just trying to The other key injury, Piraro said, have worked me in slow, an inning Piraro said that, because both Spartan starting first baseman produce trying to show a lot of is the loss of catcher Mark Bautista, here and there, and kind of proved to pitchers racked up more innings than Brandon Fromm was hit in the the younger guys the right way to do who was hit on the hand by a bat in me that I can run this team." he would have liked them to this wrist by a pitch on Friday against things." Saturday's game. Piraro said he's been pleased with weekend, they may not be ready to Sacramento State University. Piraro said there weren't too many Piraro said the hand is fractured Santich-Hughes' play this season, but pitch tonight. Piraro said he doesn't know exactly players he has more respect for than and that Bautista could be out for the he is worried about the lack of depth at SOFTBALL "We'll see what happens," Piraro what's wrong or when he'll be avail- Niheu, and he is thankful to have rest of the season. the catcher position. said. "We'll rally around whoever's able next. a man of his caliber in a Spartan Bautista started all but two of the "We're down to a walk-on catcher," out there. A break here, a break there Niheu, who hadn't started a game uniform. Spartans' 45 games before the injury Piraro said. "He's caught wonderfully, Friday vs. we'll see what happens." until this season, said this opportunity "I believe God rewards good Santich-Hughes said he's confident but we're now down to only one guy" University of Hawai'i Men's golf in second Sosa, Lee power Cubs past Cardinals 7-3 at SJSU Field, other up in the stands, and that type Walker was 3-for-5 with three 1 p.m. Maddux pitches of stuff" RBI, including a run-scoring single place at WAC tourney seven innings, gets a Albert Pujols hit a solo homer for in the third after Maddux reached on the Cardinals and also flied out twice a forceout and stole the sixth base of Saturday vs. Daily Staff Report from Palomar College alter being hit and steals a bag to the warning track his career. named "Offensive Player of the Year" Jim Edmonds added a solo shot in Walker's two-run homer broke University The San Jose State University men's in the Pacific Coast Conference last in win the eighth off Cubs reliever Francis a 1-all tie in the sixth. Madeline golf team sits in second place Monday season. Beltran. reached on an infield single near of Hawai'i former the third-base line that deflected off after day one of the Western Athletic Krale played at Independence High Associated Press Maddux (2-2) outpitched at SJSU Field, Conference golf championships in School in San Jose and will join her Braves teammate Jason Marquis for Marquis' glove, and Walker hit his Fresno. sister, Kara, on the Spartan women's ST LOUIS Greg Maddux put his 291st career victory. He allowed third homer. noon. soccer team next season for new head on a triple-threat performance: He two runs and seven hits, walking Lee hit a two-run shot in the coach Dave Siragusa. helped beat the St. Louis Cardinals none and striking out six. eighth. SPARTAN The Spartans also announced with his arm, bat and legs. "I didn't see too much of the Sosa connected for a two-run the signings of 10 other players Maddux pitched seven strong apprentice," Maddux said. drive in the ninth, his sixth homer of midfielders Karin Karlsson and innings, stole a base, got an infield "I pull for him. I watched him the season and 545th of his career. MEN'S GOLF ROUNDUP Julie Zabek, defenders Jackie Cruz, Sa- hit and scored twice in the Chicago come up and he's a guy I'm sure I'll Sosa also doubled and got his only mantha Kinneman, Kelly Madej, Erica Cubs' 7-3 victory over the Cardinals continue to pull for as long as he's RBI of the series. The Spartans shot an even-par Ng-Pinkerton, Tasha Vandixhom and on Monday. playing," he said. "I've got to fight for my stuff. It's 284, led by Bobby Powers, who shot Amanda Villa, plus forwards Jennifer "It was a great day for Greg," Maddux entered the game with an always been like that," he said. Today/Wednesday Domencini and Cynthia Pinluiey. The Cubs won for only the a three-under-par 68 to place third manager Dusty Baker said. "This guy uncharacteristically high 5.65 ERA. WAC Championships individually after the first 18 holes. comes to compete and tries to beat His third straight solid outing left seventh time in their last 34 games at Powers is just one shot behind UTEP leaving the WAC you any way he can." him with a 5.05 ERA. Busch Stadium since 2000. at the San Joaquin co-leaders Will Dobson of Southern Sammy Sosa, Todd Walker and "He had so much movement on Marquis (1-2), who considers Methodist University and David The University of -El Derrek Lee homered for the Cubs, the ball today, it just made you think Maddux a mentor, matched the Country Club Inglis of the University of Tulsa, who Paso recently announced that it has who split the four-game series despite he was cheating," said the Cardinals' four-time Cy Young winner at the both shot a four-under-par 67. accepted an invitation to join Confer- scoring a total of only 14 runs. Reggie Sanders, who was 0-for-3 and plate with a bunt single and his first in Fresno Spartan Isaac Weintraub shot ence USA beginning July 1,2005, for The games drew a total of didn't get the ball out of the infield. career . a one-under-par 70 to finish tied the 2005-06 season. 181,826 fans an average of 45,456 "We know he wasn't cheating, It was a challenge for Marquis, for sixth place after the first day of UTEP will join three other current per game. but it just made you feel that way," pitching against Maddux. competition. WAC teams that will make the jump For Walker, the setting reminded Sanders said. "Greg is Greg, he's always going SMU takes a healthy seven-shot to Conference USA on the same day. him of last fall when he was with the The Cardinals said Maddux really to be efficient," Marquis said. "He WOMEN'S GOLF lead into the second day of the cham- Rice University, Tulsa and South- Red Sox. stepped it up a notch with runners wants you to swing the bat, he trusts pionships, shooting a seven-under-par ern Methodist University all accepted "This series reminds me a lot on base. his defense and he trusts what he is 277. invitations to join the conference of playing the Yankees last year in "When it really gets tight and he going to throw." Thursday-Saturday Fresno State is tied with SJSU earlier this year. the championship series, the same needs to make a pitch, he brings out After a leadoff double by Matheny place, also shooting an invited for second In response, the WAC has identical thing almost," Walker said. stuff that you haven't seen the whole in the third, Marquis bunted. WAC Championships even-par 284. New Mexico State University and "I think it prepares you for game," said Mike Matheny, who was Madeline took too much time join the when you at Stanford University Utah State University to get to the playoffs. with a double. checking third base before throwing 1,2005. 2-for-3 Women's soccer announces conference effective July "This is a little has a very good idea of late to first, and Tony Womack would leave the WAC with more mild-tem- "He Golf Course 13 new players This pered than in wants to do, and he usually followed with a sacrifice fly to tie it just eight teams next season instead of Boston and New York what he where you've got people beating each executes," he said. at 1. 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Associated Press 10 rebounds and five assists for five Boston Celtics star who is Minnesota's Associated Press record by holding 11 opponents - including five straight consecutive years. general manger, recalled watching - under 70 points, and 36 in a row to less than 100. MINNEAPOLIS -The Kid is all He received 1,219 points in voting Garnett work out in a steamy Chicago AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Detroit Pistons shut The Pistons' under-70 streak stopped at New Jersey in the grown up, and he has an NBA MVP by sports writers and broadcasters in gym shortly before the draft. down New Jersey so thoroughly that the Nets nearly broke teams' last regular-season meeting when the Nets committed award to prove it. each of the league's cities. Before the Wolves' brass showed the record for fewest points in a playoff game. an intentional foul to stop the clock with 13.1 seconds left. Kevin Garnett got 120 of 123 first- San Antonio's Duncan was up, they were hoping one of the four Dominating with the same smothering defense that set Aaron Williams then made a tip-in with 1.1 seconds remain- place votes to beat two-time winner next with 716 points, and Indiana's teams picking ahead of them would records this season, the Pistons got 15 points from Tayshaun ing in an 89-71 loss, and the Pistons mocked New Jersey for for the honor Monday, Jermaine O'Neal finished third with grab Garnett - allowing Joe Smith, Prince and defeated the Nets 78-56 Monday night in a game celebrating the basket. three days after his Minnesota 523. Peja Stojalcovic and Kobe Bryant Antonio McDyess, Jerry Stacichouse that featured the lowest-scoring first half in NBA playoff Now, the can mock the Nets again, if they choose, after Timberwolves won a playoff series for were next. or Rasheed Wallace to drop to them. history. imposing their will in the opener of this best-of-seven series. the first time. "He's definitely deserving of it," They quickly changed their minds. The loss snapped New Jersey's string of 14 consecutive "I don't think it will do anything but wake up that team," Garnett's teammates attended said O'Neal, like Garnett a high "We looked at each other and said, postseason victories against Eastern Conference teams since Pistons coach Larry Brown said. a packed news conference at the school standout in South Carolina. 'We better hope he's there at No. 5,' last April. The Nets now have until Game 2 on Friday night The Nets may have been rusty after a full week off after Timberwolves' arena, and he praised "He waited his turn. A lot of people Saunders said. to figure a way to solve a defense that held them to 25 first- sweeping New York in the first round. them repeatedly. thought he should've won it last year." Garnett spoke glowingly of half points. When New Jersey tried to run, arms and bodies got in the "I wouldn't be nothing without Garnett was taken by Minnesota McHale's help. Only reserve Tamar Slay's jumper with 42 seconds left way of their passes and running lanes. When the Nets had those knucldeheads, believe me," with the fifth pick in the 1995 draft "I told him that I was willing to allowed the Nets to avoid tying the lowest playoff total in open shots, they seemed to rush them. Garnett said. "It's a team game, and out of Chicago's Farragut Academy, work and do whatever I had to do to league history - 54 points by Utah against Chicago during Even 14-year veteran Elden Campbell got in the act, I've always kept that perspective." where he spent his senior year. get there," Garnett said. "There wasn't the 1998 NBA Finals. blocking Rodney Rogers' dunk attempt late in the third He has played at an MVP level Bryant also went straight from high a day when I wasn't in there asking New Jersey shot just 27.1 percent, its worst shooting quarter. for years, but this was a breakthrough school to the pros the next season, and 100 questions and he was giving 100 game in team playoff history, and tied the postseason record The Nets, who had oozed confidence thanks to their season for the Wolves. now dozens of teenagers skip college answers. He worked with me night in for fewest field goals - 19 - in what was easily its worst streak, turned expressionless as the Pistons shut them &rm. They earned the top seeding in each year in hopes of making it in the and night out." offensive performance of the season. Looking at it another The first and only outward sign of frustration came when the Western Conference playoffs NBA. McHale said: "He reminds me of way, the Nets lost by 22 points despite holding the Pistons to rookie coach Lawrence Frank took a few steps onto the court, with a franchise-best 58-24 record, Garnett was an overwhelming how basketball should be played, with no more than 21 points in any quarter. wanting a flagrant foul called when Chauncey Billups fouled then ended a string of seven straight choice for his first MVP honor. passion, hard work and discipline." Detroit and New Jersey combined for just 62 points as Kidd early in the third quarter. first-round exits from the postseason Nicknamed "The Kid," Garnett The Timberwolves host the the Pistons held a 37-25 halftime lead. The old record of 63 When Detroit called a timeout with four minutes left by beating the . made the All-Star team in his second in Game 1 of their combined points was reached three times, most recently in holding a 17-point lead, Kidd, Kittles and Jefferson stared at "This is best situation I could ever season, and his success helped fuel the Western Conference semifinal series Game 3 of the NBA Finals last June when San Antonio led the court as they walked to their bench. think of, or dream of" Garnett said. wave of preps-to-pros players. Tuesday night, and commissioner the Nets 33-30 at halftime. Martin and Jefferson - New Jersey's top two scorers Playing everywhere from center to "When he came into the league David Stern will be there to present Detroit's Ben Wallace had 13 points and 11 rebounds and - combined for twice as many fouls (10) as field goals. , the 7-footer averaged 24.2 nine years ago, the No. 1 thing he Garnett with his trophy. Richard Hamilton added 15. Kenyon Martin scored just 11 for Detroit took the lead for good on Prince's jumper with one points, a league-leading 13.9 rebounds said to myself and Kevin McHale is It's the first league MVP award the Nets, Richard Jefferson had eight - on 1 -of-12 shooting left in the first quarter, making the score 16-14 and and 5.0 assists this season - and his he wanted to be the best player in for a Minnesota player in the NBA, - and Jason Kidd added nine points and six assists. starting a 9-0 run. playoff stats are even better. the league," Timberwolves coach Flip NFL, NHL or major leagues since Detroit gave up 84.3 points a game during the regular New Jersey pulled to 37-31 early in the third quarter be- Garnett joined Larry Bird as the Saunders said. Rod Carew won the 1977 American season, the third-lowest scoring average since the NBA began fore Ben Wallace started a 12-0 run in which Prince scored six only players to average 20 points, Saunders and McHale, the former League honor with the Twins. using a during the 1954-55 season. It set a league points. The Nets got no closer than 15 in the fourth quarter.

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continuedfrom page 1 continuedfrom page 1 "hero" in sports, and how he believes the word is misused. Hamill requested the visit after learning humbly thank each and every one of you, "Hitting a game-winning three- from military officials that Schwarzeneg- even if it took till four in the morning. pointer at the buzzer doesn't make you ger was there. That's just the kind of guy Pat was." a hero, it makes you clutch," Rome said. He also cheered up hundreds of Shriver spoke on behalf of her hus- "Pat Tillman is a hero." troops on the base with a speech in band, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who Rome added that he will be proud to which he shared humorous tales of his couldn't be at the event because he was in tell his son that he knew Tillman. experiences in the Austrian military, Germany visiting U.S. soldiers. "I made a choice a long time ago that bodybuilding and politics. In the letter read aloud by Shriver, the first athlete I tell my son about will "I play the Terminator, I play the Schwarzenegger said he was surprised be Pat Tillman," Rome said. "I can't wait commando," he said to loud applause. to find out he had been one of Tillman's to sit him down and tell him about Pat. "You are the true action heroes." boyhood idols, saying, "It is I who admire I want my son to be like Pat. In fact, I Airman 1st Class Jonathan Ivy of him." don't want to be , I want to be Lovejoy, Ga., said Schwarzenegger was McCain spoke next and said that even like Pat." "the first celebrity here since I've been though he had never met Tillman he had Four ofTillman's former coaches spoke here. It lifts morale. I love his movies." a great respect for the man. at the service, including former Arizona Staff Sgt. Ronnie Caballero of "I never had the honor of meeting Pat Cardinals head coach Dave McGinnis. New Orleans came with his wife and Tillman," the senator said. "But by all "Honor, integrity, dignity," McGinnis 9-month-old son. accounts, it would have been an honor to said. "They're not just adjectives they "He's one of my role models. He's call him a friend." were his life." doing a great job in California. ... he's McCain added that all people could McGinnis told the story of the last real people, he's not like other politicians learn from Tillman. time he saw Tillman, making money," said Caballero, holding "I will remember which was in a locker a magazine photo of Schwarzenegger he Pat Tillman as an room in Seattle dur- hoped to get autographed. Army Ranger," Mc- ing Tillman's break The governor on his first trip over- Cain said. "But I will " I have to between military seas as an elected official appeared on also remember him tours. Tillman had a stage in a hangar with dozens of airmen as a reminder that respect a man just visited with the before a huge American flag. Portions of many of us will have team after a game his remarks were broadcast live in parts a longer life than he with the Seattle of California and on national U.S. news did, but very few of who died for what Seahawks. networks. us will live a better "When he left "I have to say that my career in the one." he believed in." the locker room in McGinnis military was not spotless," Schwarzeneg- Steve White, a Seattle," "he thanked me ger told the crowd. "There was one night soldier who served said, for letting him talk when I woke up in the morning and my with Tillman in his first tour in Iraq, Long, to the team. I said, tank was gone. I forgot to put the right - Isaac shed some light on 'No Pat, thank you.' gear in there and it rolled into the river the moments lead- SJSU student Those were the last in front of us. That's where I found it the ing up to Tillman's words I ever said to next morning." death. him." The governor followed his speech "When you're ambushed as he was, Tillman's father, Pat Tillman Sr., was with the more somber task of visiting there are only a few things you can do to the final speaker, taking his time to thank soldiers at the base hospital. wounded better your chances of survival," White several people for all the help they have evening, Ramstein He flew out Monday said. "One of which is getting away from given him and his family since his son's spokesman Maj. Mike Young said. the target of the ambush." death. Schwarzenegger had earlier been in White said Tillman stayed on the am- Joseph Franlcina, who played football Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, where he paid bushed truck to give the other American with Tillman and Tillman's younger tribute to the mftlions of Jews killed in soldiers enough time to flee. brother, Kevin, at Leland High School the Holocaust and helped dedicate a "He directly saved those men's lives," in San Jose, said he was touched by the planned museum of tolerance. White concluded. service. In Jordan, Schwarzenegger had lunch Isaac Long, a senior kinesiology major "I thought it was beautiful," Frankina with Abdullah and gave the king a large at San Jose State University, was one of said. "This wasn't the kind of turnout sculpture of a seashell carved out of the thousands of people in attendance. I expected. I was proud to see all these redwood. On the menu was pan-fried "I'm against war, Long said. "But I people I grew up with here today." salmon, beef, Cajun chicken and spa- have to respect a man who died for what The ceremony wrapped up with \Juircw Ilender lr r I taily Staff ghetti. The king is a personal friend of he believed in. He was a true American two Army Rangers delivering a folded the governor and had previously visited hero." American flag to Tillman's parents and Flowers and an American flag lie on top of a sheet of paper signed by guests at the Pat Tillman Schwarzenegger's Los Angeles home. Rome spoke about the meaning of wife, Marie. memorial ceremony held Monday at the San lose Municipal Rose Garden.

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