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University SServing San Jose State Since 1934 Or THURSDAY PARTANDAILY www.t espartandaily.com 11.8.01 Vol_ Center's 117, No. SO Building sealed by scare WEATHER future SUNNY High: 72 unclear Low: 45 By Kemberly Gong DAN) SIIII WRI11-11 Associated Students is mak- ing plans to absorb the women's resource center at San Jose State University, thus drawing OPINION the facility into their jurisdic- tion and continuing to fund it 'Ozmosis' fully. The move has come under tells a story some scrutiny, namely because about two there was no student or faculty people fighting input early on about what to live and try- would actually happen with the ing to beat the center, said some students and odds. faculty members. "It was supposed to be a deci- sion that was voted on," said Charla Ogaz, a faculty member Celebrating in the women's studies depart- pursuit of hap- ment. "It seems that something piness week fishy is going on with the proce- can result in dure." more However, Monica Rascoe, vice complicated president for student affairs, times of dan- said the move was not yet decid- ger and uncer- ed on and that a committee has tainty for been designated to handle the 'My Journal' issues surrounding the move. A vote by A.S. set the univer- sity affairs committee to handle issues regarding the renter. It Page 2 currently maintains status as a campus club and is funded sole- ly by AS., receiving $10,000 yearly, said Alfonso De Alba, executive director of A.S. David Baton Daily Staff This year, the board of direc- tors approved a total of $15,000 An anthrax scare that turned out to be false forced the closure of the Central Classroom Building for nearly 20 minutes. Lt. A E for the center, which could also Shannon Maloney, left, of the University Police Department, talked with students such as Jill Unarce, center, before they were allowed be used, De Alba said, to help to leave the building. with the transition from its cur- rent location in the administra- By Colin Atagi According to Lt. Shannon one of his students told him building. tion building to the Student Maloney of the University she found a substance that The police arrived about two Union. and Lisa Butt Police Department, a call was looked like a white powder in a minutes after the call was According to a memo sent by Dun SI \II WRIIIRS placed at 3:54 p.m. to the stall in the first floor women's placed, he said. De Alba, A.S. was debating on The Central Classroom UPD. restroom. Even though Hollenbeck whether to include the center building had tobe quarantined .Clarie Hollenbeck, a nutri- Hollenbeck said he was was told not by the-1.12D not to into its jurisdiction because it Wednesday afternoon due to a tion and food science professor, ordered by the police not to possible anthrax scare said he called the UPD after allow anyone to leave the See ANTHRAX. Page 5 See WOMEN, Page 3 New movie 'Shallow Hal' takes on love in a big way. Big screen heavyweights Gwyneth Paltrow and Jack Black make a good combo. Campus smoking forum Comedians to raise funds

Page 4 By Karen Kerstan the Nu Alpha Kappa fraternity at San Jose State University decided to try and help debates current policy D4111 SIAI1 WRIIIR Rivera find a donor by hosting a Latino Five-year-old Edward Austin Rivera is comedy jam set for 7:30 p.m. Friday in the By Fernando F. Croce and attitudes on the issue and reveal the fighting for his life. Morris Dailey Auditorium. survey results, he said. His only hope, according to family friend "It kind of happened by accident," he DAII St111 WRIlf R "I am asthmatic myself, so the subject and neighbor Jamie Arreola, is a bone mar- said. "We were planning the comedy jam One of the worst aspects of smoking is has a personal dimension to me," Acha row match by a donor. for the National Bone Marrow Donor Pro- that its effects are not limited solely to said. "With this project, we're trying to Rivera has Kostmanns Syndrome, gram, so we decided to include the causes." SPORTS those trying to enjoy a good cigarette, engage students and put a more human which is a life threatening genetic disease According to Braulio Nicasio, a sopho- Dennis Acha said. focus on the issue." that diminishes healthy white blood cells more majoring in electrical engineering "I don't mind smoking on the San Jose The survey results found that while and debilitates the immune system, leav- and a Nu Alpha Kappa spokesman, the State campus, as long as it doesn't both- there is support from Student Health ing no protection against illness or infec- event will benefit the Edward Austin er people who do not want to smoke," Services and an overall strong smoking tion, Arreola said. Rivera fund as part of the "Hispanos -aid Acha, a coordinator of the American policy on campus, enforcement of the pol- "He needs a bone marrow transplant," Dando Esperanza" (Hispanics Giving Lung Association. icy is poor, and there is great exposure to she said. "His family has been looking for a Hope) National Marrow Donor program Acha presided over a meeting of stu- secondhand smoke, he said. match from a donor for the past three that links Hispanic donors with Hispanic dents concerned with secondhand smok- Of the 100 students interviewed, 80 years with no luck." patients. ing Tuesday evening at the Health build- percent said they are frequently both- Rivera is Latino and while any bone The Comedy Jam is scheduled to feature ing. ered by secondhand smoking on campus, marrow donors could potentially match, Rudy Moreno, Latin comedian of the year, The meeting, Ache said, was the cul- and 72 percent said the university needs Arreola said there is a 99 percent chance and Carlos Oscar, the host of "Que Locos," a tnination of a state-funded program titled better policies toward smoking, he said. that it will be from another Latino. Hispanic television show. "Mind the Gap," which has been conduct- "People want more effective actions, Coincidently, Jamie Arreola's brother- "Everyone is welcome to come to the ing surveys of students at various uni- not just a sign slapped on the side of a in-law Agustin Arreola is a member of a event, but we greatly encourage Hispanics versities concerning smoking on campus building," he said. Latino fraternity that officially adopted to come and register for a possible donor The San Jose State University grounds for the past two years. Gina Karainas, a social work graduate bone-marrow donor drives as its national match," Nicasio said. football team is scheduled to The event was an opportunity to give philanthropic cause in 1999. see SMOKE, Page 3 See COMEDY. Page fight its rival, the University of students a chance to voice their ideas After hearing about Rivera's condition. 5 Nevada, on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Spartan Stadium. Sex offender arrested; Page 6 Pipe dreams. . . peeping tom at large By Colin Atagi Asian American department was helpful and that the profes- Dm!) S iAEI VY'RITER sor of the class caught the sus- A registered sex offender was pect. INSIDE apprehended Tuesday morning "If it wasn't for this professor, for performing a lewd act in the we wouldn't have caught him," back of a classroom. Laws said. Letters Pg. 2 At 10:11 a.m., the suspect The professor who helped

Pg. 2 was arrested for masturbating apprehend the suspect was Soo Sparta Guide in the room during an Asian Choi, said Lt. Shannon Maloney A&E Pgs. 4 American studies session in of the UPD. Washington Square Hall, said Choi was not available for Classifieds Pg. 5 Sgt. John Laws of the Universi- comment. ty Police Department. The suspect was identified as Crossword Pg. 5 When Rena Salvador, a junior 37-year-old Man Nguyen, who is majoring in nursing, heard a Sports Pg. 6 registered sex offender and about the events, she said she sexual predator, Laws said. was disgusted. Nguyen has been charged "I can't believe someone with more than one felony would do that," she said. "It's account on indecent exposure, very sick." Laws said. According to Laws, it wasn't Some students said they were the first time the situation shocked about what happened. occurred. Aileen Paquia, a sophomore "We've been getting reports of majoring in nursing, said she this man going to the back of was surprised someone would be .I.rShang King Daily Stall classrooms, performing acts and masturbating in public. Members of the Parsley, Sage, Rosemont and Thyme Event Planning group pull apart then running away when some- "He should be doing this in for those one saw him," Laws said. private," she said. "I'm glad he a rafter that has been incorrectly connected in preparation a Thursday presentation for Laws said the faculty in the who have donated to the new Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library. see OFFENDERS, Page 3

.= 112:- _'LL1.11 );r:1 \ 1 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2001 OPINION SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Viewpoint Paying tribute to heroes fighting battles people. Fighting to survive. back in 1991, it seemed that Magic Because I know she's a fighter. TwoFighting to beat the odds. Just Johnson was going from superstar She's been through bouts with can- Positive coverage fighting. to martyr. Or at least that's what cer more times than either of us They are two different people. everyone thought. care to recount. Fighting two different fights. Proba- MIKE Did anybody think he would be Each time, thankfully, she's been needed for program bly wouldn't know each other if OSEGUEDA alive today? able to get through it. their paths crossed on the street. Smiling. Battling. Still full of I've seen the fear in her eyes and writing on behalf of the Prevention Education heard the uneasiness in her voice, IamProgram But they share certain things: charisma. -Student Educators (PEP-SE) in the fact but I knew she wouldn't give up. response to "Program puts alcohol in the hot desire, strength, perseverance. But here it is, 2001, and Ten years ago Wednesday, Magic that he is still here is Magical. Doctors, surgeries, medicine, seat," published on Oct. 24. When I picked up the fight it. paper Johnson sat in front of a micro- "I feel wonderful," Magic told the they've all helped her that Wednesday, I was delighted to see that the she fights for me. And Spartan Daily had chosen to put National Collegiate phone, in front of his family, his Associated Press on Tuesday. And I know friends, his teammates, his fans and I had heard it before, but this "Everything is great. I celebrate life, for my 6-year-old sister. And for my Alcohol Awareness Week on the front page. As I read of the on, however, I was less thrilled with the article. made an announcement that time it seemed genuine. Of course I and I live every day. Every day is a stepfather. And for the rest The PEP-Center Student Educators have two main changed sports forever. stood behind her, encouraged her, holiday for me. Nov. 7 won't be any family. objections to the article: The interview and press-release I remember walking through my congratulated her. different." That's why when she says she is provided by our coordinator, Margaret Tam, were incor- kitchen and stopping dead in my Tuesday marked one month since Tuesday wasn't any different for going to quit smoking, I believe rectly used and taken out of context. Tam clearly pro- tracks when I heard the words come she had her last cigarette. my mother, either. I spoke to her every word. vided the reporter with information that she wanted through the television. It's not a 10-year fight with HIV, about it Monday night. She told me I see the fear in her eyes again, printed. From this information, the reporter printed "Because of the HIV virus that I but it's tough nonetheless. how tough it was at times. but I know she can beat it. only selected information portraying only one side of the have obtained, I will have to I can't remember a time in my 22 Two weeks ago, we left for a Two people. Maybe they are fight- story The reporter turned her words into making people announce my retirement from the years when my mother wasn't a weekend trip to my grandparents' ing the same fight a fight to live. think that alcohol abuse does not exist at SJSU. Obvi- Lakers today," he said. smoker. house up north. As we embarked on Each a portrait of perseverance. ously there are issues concerning alcohol that we do For some reason he still had that And asking her to give up some- the trip, she remembered that she Each a model of humans surviving. need to address on campus. Simply because SJSU's sta- smile on his face, the one that made thing she had done for most of her forgot the patch she uses to help her Each an inspiration. tistics rank below the national average does not mean kids love him, the one that made adult life would be like asking quit. Two people. I salute you both. that it's not a problem that needs to be discussed. him a national idol, the one that Magic Johnson to put down a bas- She was immediately scared. She Fight on. The reporter turned the article into something it made him a role model. ketball forever. didn't know if she could last the didn't need to be a judgment of our activities. He "Here I am saying it can happen It would take time. weekend without craving a ciga- explained our work as a "ccusade," which may give to anybody, even me, Magic John- Here was probably one of the best rette. the impression that we preach or judge people's alco- son," continued the 32-year-old. basketball players in the world, But she did. I knew she could. hol use. This is simply not the case. The PEP-SE pro- About two months ago, my moth- telling the world the unthinkable. My mother has never been in a vides information and promotes awareness, which is er began her own battle. Not against He said he was naive. He promised commercial or been on the cover of Mike Osegueda is a Spartan clearly stated in each of our presentations. a disease but an addiction. to become a spokesman. He Newsweek. She's never had her own Daily Senior Staff Writer The reporter printed quotes saying alcohol is pre- She told me she was going to quit promised to battle the disease. shoe line. But she's a role model to and a Copy Editor. sent on campus. So, do people at SJSU really know smoking With those 20 words he spoke me. She's a hero to me. "Os-mosis" appears Thursdays. all they need to about the effects of alcohol? Obvious- cigarettes. ly not, considering that the article described drinking as being "rampant" in SJSU's residence halls. Letters Pursuing happiness Joshua Palkki sophomore Officer Fontana to be music education A call A reader's homage fondly remembered courageous in dangerous times Mike Osegueda's column, "A (In response to the column "Thanking a fallen Iwish someone had told me to all police officers hero's call to bravery," which appeared Oct. 30.) Inforever changed way to look earlier that this is "Pursuit of at flying," he said he was Happiness" week. I would this tingle inside when I hear about police offi- ften times, we take certain things for doing what Southwest Airlines have at least made a half-hearted Igetcers being killed while on duty. I don't know how to granted in this country, and after the Sept. told him to do to get on that attempt at thinking about what describe this feeling. When I think of police officers, 11 terrorist attacks, we have begun to plane, and rightfully so. If we con- brings me happiness and strived I think of peace. That's what they provide us with. 0 finally honor those who gallantly protect us every tinue to dwell on our fears, then toward that goal. I have heard too many officers getting shot because day. the terrorists have already won. Instead, I gave the uncertain- they were being brave. When I was growing up,! Such is the case with the death of San Jose really Police Officer Jeffrey Fontana. Having The terrorists' intents is to ties hovering over my head wanted to become a cop, as it is for many younger boys. had a disrupt our daily lives, and refus- I thought that father retire as a police captain and from working enough room to plague me. Petty being a police officer meant that you ing to get on those planes is just things, really. But it's been hap- could save people's lives and people would look up to in a police department myself', I know exactly how another marked victory. you, but I had no idea about the risk involved. hard it is to be a police officer in our present soci- pening much more frequently his duty to provide shelter at I thought We are hurting ourselves and church for people who couldn't it was the best job in the world a person could ever have. ety. Officer Fontana knew the risk he was taking our economy by thinking of worse- and no doubt, it's happening to It wasn't until high school that! took a 180 degree when he signed on at SJPD, but he still signed on. case scenarios. The media must everyone else. It makes me make it to their homes before turn. I learned about what police officers really did. Officer Fontana's family did lose a very dear show restraint when reporting think I should stop reading curfew hours went into effect. When a close friend of mine told me about the death member to them, but his death will not be in vein. issues related to the attacks. They newspapers altogether. A titanic Then he had this brilliant, noble of officer JeffreyFontana, I was devastated. Although I His life wns cut short, but his memory will live on contribute to the hysteria. For feat for a person whose very idea that he could serve as a did not know Fontana, he was a good man, and he foreve will be in the hearts and the minds of those of us not in the service, our obligation is to keep up with mediator between kidnappers always did his job to the fullest. He was young and inno- individi ,e willing to sacrifice every- duty to our country is to "keep the everything relating to the and grieving families. For a cent, and while doing his job, he was shot for no reason. thing so titizens of this great nation can ball rolling." Be advised, evil doers, media, especially in these dan- while, he was successful, and I'm I respect people who choose to become police officers. be safe. ave truly lost a very dear member of America is a resilient country and gerous times. sure he believed the risks he was Just be careful because our world is full of crazy people. our society. on the rise. God bless America. Here's the latest I've been taking were worth it, seeing vic- reading about, some TV com- tims safely reunite with their Daniel Lee Kevin Jackson Mark Lopez mentators and columnists are families and pacifying those sep- freshman sophomore freshman talking about the implementa- arated from their loved ones for civil engineering administration ofjustice nursing tion of torture as a means to the night. extract information from terror- But one day, David didn't ism suspects or detainees who come home, and for weeks no one American Indian Science and Engineering Society refuse to talk. knew of his whereabouts. In Weekly meeting, 6 p.m. in the Pacheco room of the Stu- dent Union. For more information, call Julius at 262-8620. "Torture is bad," said CNN's chaotic times, it's not difficult to "Crossfire" Tucker Carlson, "Keep figure out what could've hap- 2001 Convocation Committee Journalism in mind, some things are worse. pened. It's just that you always Sp artaGu ide and Mass Communication And under certain circumstances, pray for the best. Convocation information: Registration deadline is extend- it may be the lesser of two evils. Till this day no one knows ed through Nov. 16. Register online at http://wwwjmc.2001.org. Caps and gowns are available at Because some evils are pretty which group picked him up, the the bookstore. Convocation is 10 a.m., Dec. IS, 2001 at the evil." guerrilla or the Death Squad, but Thursday sispirit.org Fairmont Hotel. For more information, Matt Cocchi at (831) And though some historians when his parents went to claim Daily meditation, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m at the Campus 423,1784. and columnists say they are not his body, they saw he had been School of Art and Design Ministry on 10th Street. Come join sans matter your medi- advocating that the United tortured to death. David was Student galleries art exhibitions. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tation for For more information, call Chaplain Roger at States resort to this form of inter- skinned, his eyes torn out, his through Friday in galleries two, three, five, eight, Black. 275-1341. vi-it the Web site sjspirit.org. Friday rogation, it may not sound like a body maimed. White. Art Quad and Herbert Sanders in the Art and Indus- trial Studies buildings. For more information. call John or Student Life Center Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity Inc. bad idea to suspend civil liberties What possible vital informa- Nicole at 924-4330. Student leo(kr-- ore invited to apply for "leadership NACO comedy jam to benefit Edward Austin Rivera as and commit barbaric acts in cases tion could David have had? Today: Creating) ommunity in a Diverse World, Jan, 16 to 18 part of the national bone marrow drive program, 7:30 p.m. where the lives of thousands of None, I know. He was just a Student Life Center at the Asilomar Retreat Center. Deadline to apply is 5 p.m., in Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more information, call people are at risk. Agustin Arreola at 464-4092 or call 393-3928. young man, too brave, too inno- Marketing your leadership skills workshop, 3:30 p.m. to No.. .1. The program is designed to train students to address Yes, it may be a far-fetched cent, too trusting that he could 6 p.m. in the Career Center. For more information. call iftflUeS of diversity. There a no cost to participate. Applications 924-5950. are available in the Mosaic of the Student Union and the Stu- idea. Certainly not a happy carry missions of mercy in a dent Life Center or by e-mailingjpboyclisemail.sjsu.ed. For Saturday thought for this very special place where the average college Anemia Film Club more information, call Jane Boyd at 924-5961. week, but I couldn't help think student, the next door neighbor "Mother and Son" by Alexander Sokurov (Russia 1998), SJSU Art History Association about it when the liberties I've or the school teacher was auto- 9:30 p.m. in Sweeney. Hall. Room 100. For more information. M.E.Ch.A. Eighth Annual Symposium: graduate and advanced undergraduate students presenting papers on the early taken for granted since I came to matically suspected of being a call Elena Korjenevich at 286.8698. Weekly meeting, 6 p.m. at the Chicano Resource Center in this country are coming into Modular A. For more information, call Adriana at 655-6785. Medieval period to Contemporary and discussing a variety subversive. The Listening Hour of cultures. For more information, call Jenna Kaufman at question day by day. It's all part All this torture talk is nothing SJSU Latin Jars Ensemble: Dan Sabanovich, director of Chicano Commencement 14151383-5729 or e-mail at jenarth4aol.com.. or call Dr. of living during wartime. I under- but that, talk. Afro-Cuban, latin jazz, salsa and Brazilian, 12:30 p.m. to Weekly meeting, 7 p.m. in the Afrikana Center (Modular Anne Simonson at 924-4394 or e-mail at stand. Nothing new to me, I Now about pursuit of happi- 1:15 p.m. in the Music building, Concert Hall For more infor- AL For more information, call Online Herrera at 870-5578. simonsoneremail.sjsu.edu. thought. ness, I want to make these last mation, call Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. And that's when it Catholic Campus Ministry hit me. three days count, doing what Alpha Omicron Pi Women's Fraternity Daily Ma.. 12:10 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. Sunday This is nothing new to me, and I makes me happy, being thankful Mr. Fraternity: "We've got brothers in different area For more information. call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. really do have reason to ponder it I don't live in a place or in a time codes," 8 p.m., in the Loma Prieta room of the Student Catholic Campus Ministry longer than others who've never where people live in constant Union. For more information, call Shannon Hirt at 998-9330. Tsunami Anime Club Mass, II a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. lived For more information, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. through a national crisis fear, and sometimes end up pay- Weekly Japanese animation meetings, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and simply dismiss the thought. ing with Campus Crusade for Christ in Washington Square hall, Room 109. For more informa- their lives for respond- Weekly night life. 8 pm. at Washington Square Hall, Room tion, call Patrick Wong at 621.7536 I couldn't help but think ing to a higher calling. 207. For more information, call Sam or Cary at 297-2862. about a cousin and the way he Women of Color Conference Steering Committee went about pursuing his and Counseling Services Weekly meeting, 7:30 p.m in the Chicano and Afrikena C.en. Sparta (Nide is provided .frino. 9f charge tet 'Nikons faculty and others' deadline /iv entries is noon. three working dayt happiness. My recollec- Relationship recovery support group, 11 am. to noon in ter i Modular Ai For more information. call Enka at 5117.8535. staff members The tions of David are vague. I was 4 the Administration building, Room 201. For more information. before the desitrit publication date Entry forms are available in the J.E. Espino is the Spartan call Jennifer Sharpies at 924-5910. Gay, lesbian. Bisexual. Anthropology and Behavioral Science Club Spartan Daily (11,1te in Dwight Bente! Hall. Roost 209 Space restric the last time I saw him. He was Daily Opinion Editor. Tranagendered support group meets 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Anthropology profesaor presents Leon Pappanastos "Foren- Pans inay mynas, editing od submissiions Entries are printed at the a young, Lutheran minister "My Journal" the Administration building, Room 201. For more information, sic dentistry and physical anthropology.' 4:30 p.m. in Washing. 11If in which they are receitvd and very idealistic. He felt it was appears Thursdays. call Sheening I.in at 924-5899 or Terri Thames at 924-5923 ton Square 111111, ROOM 4 For more information. r.all 5117.8535

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WOMEN: A.S. to decide center's fate OFFENDERS: One caught masturbating; other seen watching women shower t 'manned from Page 1 Rascoe said she did not think continued from Page I one that occurred Oct. 30 when a upset that the suspect wasn't they just let him go off the first that it would be feasible for the different man was found watch- escorted off campus the first time without even making sure was already funding the center, center to become an auxiliary was arrested." ing women bathe in the Spartan time he was confronted. he left," she said. but. could not "supervise and organization because it would be Lies! Lanferman, an unde- Complex locker room, Laws said. "Obviously he wasn't really The suspect is described as a verify activities, due to the argu- hard to raise funds to support it. clared sophomore, said she When confronted, the suspect looking for his girlfriend," she student-aged Hispanic male ment that the center is a stu- She said auxiliaries are self-sup- thought people shouldn't be act- claimed to be looking for his said. "Maybe they should be with short, dark hair and a goa- dent organization." porting organizations that are ing like that in public. girlfriend before being asked to stepping up on security around tee, Laws said. He spoke in a The memo also said that independent of the school, such "Anywhere in public is not leave, Laws said. here, because I've been seeing a Spanish accent and was last there were liability issues, as Student Union Inc. or A.S. the place to be doing that," she The suspect later returned, lot of fliers being put up about seen wearing a red sweatshirt. including risk management and If the women's resource cen- said. "I'm glad he got caught. If but fled the scene after being what's been going on around Anyone with information on planning and direct supervision ter becomes a department of he's done it before, they should confronted again, Laws said. here lately. the suspect can contact the Uni- of the center. A.S., it could possibly move into have caught him the first time." Tracy Booth, a senior major- "Maybe they're not too con- versity Police Department at Rascoe added that if the cen- a space on the third floor of the This incident follows another ing in kinesiology, said she was cerned about what's going on if 924-2222. ter became part of A.S., it would Student Union, where the recre- be assured facilities and materi- ation department is currently als for its projects, instead of located, Rascoe said. If it were having to make do with the an auxiliary organization or a Students suggest expansion of 15-foot no-smoking policy on campus usual monies allotted to them club that was not part of A.S., SMOKE: each year. she said, it would have to pay for Ogaz said she didn't feel the the space. continued from Page 1 that the enforcement of smoking Joe Frank, a senior market- smoke is something a lot of committee would do the center Sivertsen said she felt a move policies should be important in ing major, said that some stu- them would rather not get justice because they didn't have to the Student Union would not who attended the presentation, the future. dents may complain of anti- involved with. But it is any level of expertise with the be good for the center because said she deals with the issue on "A problem I've encountered smoking policies, but they would extremely important." issues pertinent to women. there are situations in which a daily basis. in dorms is that, although the be missing the point. Interested parties can con- "There are changing tides in women may need counseling or a "Just yesterday, I was walk- distance is clearly designated, "A lot of people feel this is a tact the American Lung Associa- A.S. right now; the only people private atmosphere in which to ing into the Event Center and there is really no way to make controversial issue because they tion at (408) 998-5864. that are overseeing it are these talk about their problems. The the guy next to me was smoking people follow that limitation," think their rights are being coordinators who float in and center is currently located on a cigarette," she said. "Right she said. "Something clearer, taken away from them," he said. out each year," Ogaz said. the second floor of the Adminis- before he went into the building, like a mark, something to notify "However, we should always De Alba said a professional tration building, behind Clark he threw the lit cigarette on the the limits, would be a good have the right not to have our would be hired to make sure the Library, down the hall from ground, and there it stayed. idea." bodies assaulted upon by some- ek 0 0 center was run correctly. counseling services. Even with an ashtray, it's too Shilpi Gupta, an intern to body else's smoking." "We are not in the business of Sivertsen said that it is close to the building." university President Robert The program's goal is to running the center, but we preferable to have a space where Leslie Pagtalunan, a junior Caret, was at the meeting to develop more meetings and weren't in the business of run- women feel comfortable. She marketing major, said the area hear student suggestions and activities in the future to make ning the child development cen- said she had worked in some outside the Clark Library is one to present them to Caret, she students aware of their aspira- ter, and we hired people to run rooms in the Student Union of the most complained about said. tions of "accommodating both it. The same is true with the before and that there were air places regarding secondhand Although the program aims smokers and nonsmokers, some- 1111 transportation programs," he conditioning vents that opened smoking. to tackle the issue right away, thing that would make every- said. into other rooms, giving no confi- "There is a policy to keep Acha said its goal is to provide body healthier and happier," fr De Alba said A.S. might not dentiality or privacy to those smoking a little far from the "a safer, healthier environment Acha said. have been experienced in run- speaking. building," she said. "But there that will benefit everybody, Although 12 people attended BUCKLE UP ning these programs, but that "I can't put counseling ser- still is a wall of smoke, you still rather than to take away rights the event, Acha said that he people would be hired to coordi- vices in a position of continuing have to go through it. It's just a from students." understood why more students nate the programs effectively. responsibility to women without little farther away." "We're not aiming for a did not show up. One student, who attended being able to provide confiden- The suggestions voiced by smoke-free campus, but for a "I know it's hard for people the university affairs committee tiality," she said. the students at the meeting more balanced combination of to take some time off their busy two weeks ago, said she thought She said she would like to see included an extension of the 15- smokers and nonsmokers," he schedules, even if it's some- the move could be a step in the the women's resource center feet smoking policy to all cam- said. "We aim to find a happy thing that affects them every right direction. with a larger space to operate pus buildings, the creation of middle ground." day," he said. "Secondhand Angie Fernandez, one of the from, to host programs and smoke-free areas and the cre- two students who attended the increase the visibility of the cen- ation of designated smoking comruittpe meeting, said stu- ter, but that there should also be areas. Get Better Grades and Have More Ene dents didn't know what was a place where women can go to Maribel Martinez, president going on with the center and receive support and counseling of Associated Students, said Chiropractic is life -enhancing healthcare visi- that there was a lack of input on in a space that was not so that helps you achieve your the possible change in manage- ble. bestl ment. ' ur The women's resource center xve nave been serving the 5.15U community for over 15 years. do sot havk a lot of exposure, Sack the Pack!! Special student pricing available. Were located on the Paseo Villa, th fore, diost people don't across from the Post Office between 3rd and 4th Streets. Mention ev n ,know what's going on with this ad and receive a complimentary Or ffl.S. decidion," she said. consultation and evaluation. Elaz recoknmended that the SPARTAN FOOTBALL Drop in or call for an appointment. Three doctors to serve you. . 2. 0 ov esesuieitiaispsreonstb fe t13 matte Family Life Chiropractic v 7o "w6men's needs. "I think it needs a group of FREE STUDENT 1 1 5 Paseo be San Antonio pedple that are invested in mak- TICKETS (408) 2 9 8 - 809 2 ing it more than it is now," she Show your Tower Card safpL' at the Event Center or Serving the 5J5U Community for 15 years Wiwi ,Siyerts,en, directcrr for Athletic Ticket Office to ffie cerft r,.." said ihe didn't even kin:With dhange yiras occurring receive your ticket!! becadse 'no one contacted her SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY abdui it. ' , ', FREE PARKING INTERNATIONAL AND EXTENDED STUDI . ''If a4o'ne hdd hothered to Show your Tower Card have' told me abonf this, that at the 10th Street park- vIroirlii lo one thing," SiitertSen saili,"Inil I ;Mostly tearne0 about ing lots next to the this thiough rumor." Saturday, November Stadium starting at its Sivertsen said the problem 11:30am the day of the viith putting A.S. in charge of 10 game to get FREE thd dent8r ikotild be the high parking!! %drn turnover rate of those running SPARTAN it. ' ' She said her dream would be You must show your , to have the center funded by FOOTBALL Tower Card to park A.S. but not run by it. Instead, 3:30pm @ SPARTAN STADIUM and enter the game!! she said a trained professional VS. NEVADA who coordinated the center would be more helpful. Erika Jackson, a student in ay s! the women's studies depart- ment, argued at the A.S. meet- Sunday, November 11 ing two weeks ago to have a SPARTAN BASKETBALL committee established solely for the center to handle situations Exhibition @ 5:00pm vs. Korabel at the unique to it. Jackson also said she would Event Center like to see the center become an Winter Session 2002 auxiliary organization or become funded jointly by the university and A.S I he leadership Opportunity 111 .01.1111.10. Authorities charge Classes meet Januar) 2 - 18, 2002 56 people for scam PITTSBURGH (AP) State Everyone is talking about.., Register online starting \member 12, 2001 prosecutors announced charges Wednesday against 56 people in or in Class in Januar). an alleged scam in which bogus driver's licenses were issued for I bribes. . I The investigation has centered on former examiner Robert Fer- eactershupJ oota0: Vie' courses, get registration rari, who authorities say accepted cash and gifts to obtain licenses for Creating Community in a Diverse World and payment forms online now 19 drivers whose original licenses had been suspended for violations that included drunken driving. January 16-18, 2002 Another 36 of those charged Asilonuir Retreat tenter, Monterey Bay www.ies.sjsusedu had no driver's license at all. They applied through Ferrari after student falsely stating they had a valid Advanced Virginia license, according to the leadership retreat affidavit. Pick up a FREE printed schedule Of those 36 people, 22 remain 40 SJSU students r4"*. at large, Attorney General Mike in a campus parking garage rack, Fisher said. Ferrari falsified social security numbers, addresses or 3 days/ 2 nights at no cost k Student Services Center, the dates of birth for the appli- cants, making it difficult to locate Spartan Bookstore, Student Union them, Fisher said. Lifelong skills & San Jose State Ferrari was charged with 56 Amazing memories Information Center or third-degree felony counts of UNIVERSITY unlawful use of a computer and INTERNATIONAL AND International and Extended Studies He tampering with public records. EXTENDED STUDIES lobby, ADM 103. didn't comment after his arraign- ment Wednesday. Do YOU want to attend? Ferrari is already facing a 20- Union' Sludent 1.,le Center count federal indictment on r ,,ort S?lident Setv.006 Cil charges he sold bogus commercial Questions? Call Jane Boyd at 924-5961 driver's licenses to 20 people, 18 of YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ALREADY ATTEND SJSU TO ENROLL. which would allow the transport of hazardous materials.

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Fighting in this hockey game is Lisa Schwarzbaum, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY tending off its rival, the arcade- Because the actual NHL doesn't the best since "Blades of Steel." style "NHL Hitz 2002" by Midway. have a salary cap system in place Winning a fight kicks the losing "NHL 2002" is a simulation of and the game doesn't use economic player out for the rest of the game. "An amazing film that dances and vibrates with life." hockey: refined, realistic and sleek concerns, you can get away with The fights are similar to "Mortal Roger with a ton of options to keep the signing as many superstar free Kombat" without the fatalities Ebert. CHICAGO SUN-TIMES game easy, competitive or challeng- agents as possible and walk away or silly sound effects, of course. ing. It's configurable to be a realis- with a stud team in a year or two. The graphics of "Hitz" are OK, "The first truly important American film in quite some time." tic simulation or become an arcade Players who declare retirement or but aren't on par to "NHL 2002." game. free agency are random, which is Sometimes, the animation is so AIN'T IT COOL NEWS "NHL Hitz 2002," meanwhile, both unrealistic and frustrating to jerky it looks like you're playing a goes for the arcade crowd, those deal with in long-term manage- foosball table-hockey game, the who enjoy two-player carnage and ment. kind with the moving levers yes, the game play of "NBA Jam" and "Hitz," on the other hand, doesn't the skating animation is that bad. "NFL Blitz." It's an action game for give a damn about realism. Nor "NHL 2002" is available for the those who can't tell the difference does it give a damn about the rules PC, PlayStation 2, and is slated to between Mario Lemieux and Pepe or consistent goaltending. This be released on the )(box. 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NOVEMBER 8, 2001 ANTHRAX: Central Classroom building quarantined, reopened after search COMEDY: Event to be held Friday continued from Page 1 major who works as the proper- than 10,000 anthrax hoaxes in "We were scared we might continued from Page I will be listed with the National ty evidence clerk for the UPD, the United States and said he have to be tested for anthrax." Marrow Donor program for let anyone leave the building, he said he was pulled aside to help believed this was one of those James Beck, a graduate stu- At the event, donor registra- future patients in need of a trans- said it was possible people still isolate the building. cases. dent, said he was in the building tion booths will be set up so plant, Jamie Arreola said. could have left before the police "They quarantined the build- "I thought it should be looked at the time but wasn't aware potential donors can register to "So far, 3,000 people have reg- arrived. ing to make sure no one could at, but I wasn't concerned," he that anything was going on. be tested for a match with Rivera istered to be a match. No one was, Hollenbeck said he didn't get inside," he said. "I had no said. "There's not a big threat at "If I had known about it at or other patients in need of a bone but out of those 3,000 people, 7 inform any of the professors idea what was happening. They San Jose State or (to) the stu- the time, I might have a marrow transplant. people were able to donate to about the situation because he just called me over and told me dents." stronger reaction," he said. "This "Austin is a little kid who other patients needing a bone didn't have enough time not to let anyone inside and for About 15 minutes later, stu- is the first I heard about it, and needs a bone marrow transplant. marrow transplant," she said. between the time he placed the anyone who comes out, get their dents were allowed to leave the I'm not really worried." He's very sick, and we need all Rivera was admitted to the call and the police's arrival. name and number." building, Maloney said. After the substance was test- the support we can get," Nicasio Lucile Packard Children's Hospi- "It just happened," he said. Guinevere Ortiz, a student Jill Unarce, a senior majoring ed, it was determined the sub- said. tal one month ago, Jamie Arreola "(The police) weren't (in the majoring in hospitality manage- in hospitality management, said stance was just pieces of toilet The registration process takes said. building) more than five or 10 ment, said the students inside she was in a catering and bever- paper, Maloney said. about 10 minutes, Jamie Arreola "He's currently on medication minutes." had to be confined and that their age management class at the Since there was no credible said. to fend off any infections he might After police arrived, they names and contact numbers time and was upset they were threat, no further investigation "You just fill out a brief med- get, but eventually the medicine blocked off the entrances and were taken. kept in the classroom. would be required, Maloney ical history and take a blood test," will stop working," she said. entered the building to inspect Ortiz said she didn't think it "We were scared," she said. said. she said. 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I. TBURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2001 SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY SAN .10SF STATE UNIVERSITY Through the looking glass Spartans, Wolf Pack SPARTAN football teams share OUTLOOK several similarities By Mike Osegueda Football Men's Basketball DAILY SENlok STAFF WIUTER overcome some injuries in those Saturday vs. University of Sunday vs. Korabel at 5 It's time for the Spartan foot- positions. We get different people Nevada at 3:30 p.m. at Spar- p.m. at the Event Center ball team to look in the mirror. stepping up every week." tan Stadium Well, almost. The Wolf Pack from the Univer- Getting his Chance sity of Nevada comes to town for Men's Soccer Women's Swimming Saturday's game, and the two All it took was for Chance Thursday and Saturday in Saturday at UC Santa Cruz, teams are so similar it's eerie. Kretschmer to get his chance. 12 p.m. The Spartans: 2-6 overall, a 2-3 The 6-foot-2, 220-pound running the Mountain Pacific Sports record in the Western Athletic Con- back wasn't recruited anywhere Federation Tournament, Cal ference, led by a strong running because his hometown of Tonopah, State Fresno attack and a veteran quarterback. Nev., is so obscure most coaches The Wolf Pack: 2-6 overall, a 2-3 don't bother going out there. record in the Western Athletic Con- "It's pretty out of the way," said ference, led by a strong running Tormey, the Nevada coach. "It's attack and a veteran quarterback. basically in the middle of nowhere." "We're statistically equal in Still, Kretschmer led the state Job Search! se-s' almost every category if you look in rushing his last two years in Have you checked the classifieds? at it," said Fitz Hill, San Jose State high school with more than 3,800 University's head coach. yards. All the while playing on a The game will definitely have team with 14 kids. an impact on the conference "We didn't know a lot about Do you have Traditional standings, as the winner will cat- Chance," Tormey said. "We got a SHOTOKAN KARATE apult out of a tie for sixth place. letter from his grandmother, got With SJSU coming out of a 34- some tape and invited him to walk Asthma? 6 Blouks North of SJSU Do you know someone who has asthma? 10 loss at Hawai'i while Nevada is on." Do you want to contribute to knowledge 587 N 6th ST (x Jackson) fresh off a 35-14 win against Kretschmer redshirted during about the condition and its treatment? Training MWF starts at 7:00 PM Southern Methodist University, the 2000 season, then was listed People with asthma are neeiled to the game could be a momentum as the third-string running back participate in research.. Students welcome to come setter for each team. to start the 2001 season. A4onettaboirdiritaytwicaudr to and observe.. "This is a chance for us to win In Nevada's first game, a 52-7 Allersy_imdAsthnia Associates Call tor Into (650)965-3868 or back-to-back games," said Nevada loss at Brigham Young University, Research Center head coach Chris Tormey. "I think Kretschmer got some carries near E-mail JKADOJOOMAIL.COM the two teams are very evenly the end of the blowout game, and Please call: (408) 553-0709 os. 237 matched up, so this is an impor- Tormey said he saw a spark. David Bitton / Daily Staff tant game for us." The next week, when Nevada's Sparta.. cornerback Alex Wallace pushes off a Southern Important for the Spartans is starting back when down early in Methodist University player during a recent game. defense. the game, Chance got his chance. "I think our defense is playing He rushed for 150 yards and up. sible for this weekend. A sprained with a lot of confidence right now," earned himself a job. After playing sparsely last week toe kept him out against Hawai'i. Hill said. "We played against the "That was when we thought we against Hawai'i, senior running pass good last week, and now they had something special here," back Deonce Whitaker is listed as Student tickets have an opportunity to do some- Tormey said. probable for Saturday's contest. Considering thing they haven't done yet. And Since then, Kretschmer has Still bothered by a right knee Tickets for Saturday's game are that's stopping the run." 1,089 rushing yards, a total that injury suffered Oct. 27 against available free to students who The Spartans have quite a run- puts him fifth in the country. Tulsa, Whitaker's status will show a valid Tower Card. Kickoff ner to stop. Nevada features red- He has six games of more than depend on how he does in practice is set for 3:30 p.m. at Spartan Sta- Law School? shirt freshman running back 1C0 yards rushing, induding a 242- and his ability to cut on the field. dium. Chance Kretschmer, who is fifth in yard game against Louisiana Tech. Another senior, Yl de receiver Students can pick up tickets the nation in rushing. "He's a cowboy," Tormey said. Casey Le Blanc, hasn't played for before the game at the Event Cen- Get some advice from the experts! "That will pose some problems," "He's a calf roper, and he plays the last two weeks because of a ter box office or the ticket office at Hill said. with a lot of toughness." sore hamstring. He is listed as South Campus. Still, Hill has faith in his scrap- probable for Saturday. On game day, tickets are avail- Kaplan, the leader in LSAT preparation, py, banged-up defense. Injury Update Linebacker Onyeka Ossai, who able at the Spartan Stadium box is pleased to present a free informational "Since the Louisiana Tech game stepped in after injuries at the line- office while supplies last. I think the defense has improved Saturday could be the return of backer position and is second on For each game, 5,000 free stu- seminar on the Law School admissions process every week," Hill said. "We've a few injured Spartans to the line- the team in tackles, is listed as pos- dent tickets are available. and tips on taking the LSAT.

Nolan's short-handed goal ties game, 2-2 Monday, November 12 7:00 pm - 8:30pm DALLAS (API Owen Nolan's were on the penalty kill, skated in period for his sixth goal. Lumme's wife and two children short-handed goal midway through alone and beat Dallas goalie Ed Dallas went in front 2-1 on a will remain in Finland because his Santa Clara University the second period lifted the San Belfour at 9:27 of the second peri- power play goal at 6:38 of the sec- wife is concerned about flying to Jose Sharks to a 2-2 tie with the od for the tie. ond period when Sergei Zubov's the United States. The separation Dallas Stars on Wednesday night. The Stars got the only goal of shot from the point deflected off the had been affecting Lumme's play. Jere Lehtinen scored twice for the first period at 5:24 on Lehti- shaft of Lehtinen's stick. The goal There is no timetable for Lumme's Call now to reserve a seat! Dallas, which ended San Jose's nen's rebound. Belfour was credit- was Lehtinen's sixth of the season. first game back.... Nolan returned five-game winning streak. ed with an assist, the 23nd of his Notes: The Stars said defense- to the lineup after missing Tues- Lehtinen's power-play tally career and first since Feb. 11,2000 man Jyrki Lumme will be back day night's game at St. Louis due gave Dallas a 2-1 lead at 6:38 of against St. Louis. with the team on Thursday to to a groin pull. ... Stars center the second period. The Sharks tied it at 1 when resume practice after missing five Mike Modano left the game late in Nolan picked up a loose puck in Scott Thornton converted a two- games during a leave of absence to the second period due to back the neutral zone while the Sharks on-one break at 4:57 of the second visit his family in Finland. spasms and did not return. 1-800-KAP-TEST kaptest.com

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