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VOLUME 119, NUMBER 53 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN AILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2002 Suspect at large after 10th Street standoff By Lea Blevins 1 he ands WAS allegedly stolen by still running, in the driveway of a were blocked ott and surrounded by Daily Staff Writer suspect Luis Gonzales, parolee at house near the comer of 10th and 15 to 25 police cars. Officers stood large, near 10th and Humboldt Humboldt streets. outside the house, some holding After a standoff that lasted nearly streets. The victim told police the sus- "It was so quicldy after the carjack- firearms. five hours, a possible hostage situation pect used a long gun, either a rifle or ing we felt the suspect was probably in Monday near Spartan Village ended shotgun, when he demanded the vehi- the residence," Dixon said. See STANDOFF, rage 3 without the San Jose Police cle, Dixon said. A man seen near the truck was put Department apprehending the sus- The victim was able to get in anoth- into custody, but he was not arrested. The San lose Police Department pect. er car and follcnv Gonzales to First The man told police he had just got- moves in on a house on 10th At 12:15 p.m., a man called 9-1-1 to and Virginia streets, where.he called ten home when he saw the truck and Street, between Keyes and report his 1983 Ford pickup truck had 9-1-1. The police were told where the realized it did not belong where it was. Humboldt streets, Monday. The been carjacked by an acquaintance, carjacking took place, and officers 'The man briefly went inside and did police had chased a carjacking Sr. Steve Dixon said. patrolled the arca in their vehicles and not think anyone else was in the suspect to the house at 12:15 p.m. Obviously they're not dose friends, but on foot, Dixon said. An officer on foot house, Dixon said. they did know each other," Dixon said. spotted the stolen vehicle, which was Shortly after, the surroundiqg streets NIKI DESAUTELS / DAILY STAFF Learning live on the air Wires in place for wireless program Students, faculty prepare for laptop education By Karen Imamura Daily Staff Writer Squeezing enough money out of some college stu dent's budgets to purchase a laptop might take sonic finagling, but finagling is what it will take, according to a department official. "Beg, borrow or steal," said Dennis Wilcox, director of the school of journalism and mass communications. The wireless network being set up in the school of journalism and mass communications, the department of educational administration and higher education and the School of art and design should be completely func- tional by Fall 2003, said Mary Fran Breiling, the coordi- nator of' the wireless laptop project. Faculty members are already sharpening their laptop skills as this pilot project progresses. "We've had more faculty training than we've been able to accommodate," said Mary Jo Gorney-Morena, asso- ciate vice-president of academic technology. Construction of the wireless network is keeping to. schedule. "You have to wire the place to go wireless," Wilcox said. The cable for the network has been pulled into the classrooms. Next comes the installation of the access points. "It will be a big leap forward t'or the campus," Gomey- Morena said. Cost is the main concern ofone student who is already struggling to pay for school tuition and costs. PHOTOS BY DANIELLE GILLETT/ DAILY STAFF "I Liow I dont have the money to pay for a laptop," Victor Velazquez, stage manager for Update News, signals to Patricia Hidalgo, anchor for the program, that she has two more seconds before she is on the air. said Traci Hui, a senior majoring in illustration and ani- Update Nevvs airs every Friday at 2:30 p.m. mation. "I have a full-time job, and thc money goes towards rent and tuition. There's no way I could malce a purchase like that." "That's the one your mother ,ees." Being an art major already costs more than other On-campus broadcasts The journalism department writes and owns majors because of the supplies needed for classes, said thc news, RTVF provides the studio cameras, William Emmert, who is also a senior majoring in illus- give real experience audio operator, graphics operator and tration and animation. Adding the price of a laptop teleprompter and academic technology provides would only add to the cost. By Justine DaCosta the studio, engineer and television director, Daily Stall Writer Reynolds said. Reynolds, who has been directing thc Update See LAPTOPS, page 6 For 28 minutes and 40 seconds a week, the Ncws crcw since it originated 38 years ago, said reporters of Update News are not just students producing the fast-paced show is learning but news anchors responsible for providing A process for everyone involved. live, commercial-free program that is broadcast "Things happen so fast; you have to react Saluting Veterans to 14 counties in Northern California. betbre something happen, Ile said. "It's nice, The weekly show, aired live on campus at 2:30 p.m. on Fridays and replayed 6:30 A.M. Sundays See UPDATE NEWS, page 6 on KTEH, is the collaborative effort of the jour- nalism department, the radio, television and film department and academic technology, said tele- Gabrielle Nuhn, a senior majoring in vision director Bob Reynolds. broadcast journalism, tapes some footage "The first show is the one that connts." he said for last Friday's Update News broadcast.

determined. Betty Nguyen, 27, of Mountain View, had The history associated with Santana Row A similar positive first impression. events in the form of the fire was the last thing on "The moment I CAMC into Santana Weekend of some shoppers' minds during the opening Row, I WAS very impressed by the archi- celebrations, which spanned tour days, from tecture and the very hip, high-end stores. Thursday to Sunday. There is a young fed with modern edge BCCAUSC it began rain-free, Sunday was that San Jose desperately needs," Nguyen celebrates Santana Row one of the few days that previously planned said. events were actually able to continue AS She said shc was equally pleased with thc scheduled. Thc Santana Row farmer's mar- possibilities the new center offered for San Fire hasn't kept fimility down; turnout 'great' despite rain ket attracted a fair amount of buyers and Jose. She said the area has needed some- browsers and is planned to occur twice thing like Santana Row for A while and that By Allison M. Foley Santana Row has come long way since weeldy on Wednesday and Sunday. Live it will most likely improve areas of the city Daily Staff Writer thc devastating fire that ravaged a section of music and cooking demonstrations were surrounding it in time. the complex as well as nearby apartments on also featured Sunday. "It worked for Santa Monica's Third Amid the aging strip malls and deteriorat- Aug. 19. The market wrapped up earlier than Street Promenade; it can work for San Jose," ing concrete of San Jose, residents and visi - The center made headlines in newspapers planned as A deluge slowly drenched the Nguyen said. tors now have something else to look at. both local and national, where it was called streets. Nguyen WAS visiting Santana Row for her A portion of Santana Row, San Jose's ncw one of San Jose's most destructive fires to Although rainy weather caused many of second time. shopping, dining and residential district date. thc planned activities to be canceled, such as Other visitors were not so sure of its suc- enthusiasm last week, said According to the San Jose Mercury News, Saturday's fashion show, patrons were still cess. opened to much . AIL AFF Kathleen Harrelson, concierge at the a task force that was responsible for investi- enthusiastic. With architecture resembling a major As the Veteran's Day parade makes its way facility. gating the Santana Row fire Set A time limit Marilyn Howard had optimistic expecta- downtown street in modern Europe, other multi -use shopping down Market Street, Perfecto Marcelino Thursday, thcrc were sheets of rain of 30 days to uncover the source of the tire, tions for hcr first day at Santana Row. patrons weren't convinced by the ambience "On waves while his grandson Ezequiel Galvan coming down, umbrellas were blowing from the day it occurred. Now that thc "I knew it would be wonderful, and I cer- alone. looks on. Marcelino served as an inside out, but people didn't care. It was deadline has passed, the source of the tire is tainly haven't been disappointed so far," she Army ser- great turnout," she %Aid. still unknown and possibly may never be said. SANTANA ROW, page geant during the Vietnam War. PAGE 2 OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY NOVEMBER 12, 2002

A MOVEABLE FEAST Underdog status lets us be proud to be Spartans Fellow Spartans: It's time to stop feeling inferior. Their confidence is backcd by merely a name, a label, I need to start standing up for this school. phrase and thorny word can be applied too broadly and Let's get the obvious out of the way: like Stanford. I have met students and teachers here with life experi- specifically. Anything from a strong religious background We are not Stanford. We know that we could read the same books and watch ences that are stuff of great fiction. to how many video games you played in middle school, we We are not Santa Clara University. the same football games, but the thing that they lack is the The majority of classes I've had tended to have silent need to recognize what's already there. And with the recent shooting down of Measure V, we do thing that gives us grace and character: observers, but if you were to take these peo- Yes, there arc long lines at the Bursar's office, and the not even have a possibility of a campus social hub. a fighting spirit. ple aside, you'd find that they have a more Student Union at noon is a bit like feeding time at the But you know what we do have? While attendance at a Stanford game interesting history than the blank stares they zoo. We have the "underdog" status. may reach tens of thousands, we are give in class. Perceptions of our college choice are a strange twist to We have the ability to prove people wrong. squirming by with 6,500. If you choose to see it, even though 30,000 our already sensitive egos. And that reason alone is what gives us students like Why? people go to this school, there is a focus on While Stanford graduates have more opportunities to Jasmon Jackson, a mother who "had a dream" of starting a Because we have to deal with the very individuality. get a job simply by their diploma, we have the opportuni- pro-parent group. One semester later, M.O.M. (Mothers things that make our lives different A professor has never shunned me, even ty to push more because we have that much more to lose. On a Mission) is now a successful organization. The from them: children, shopping, taking outside of office hours. My teachers love I'm glad that we are a public institution that can have group of 35 moms and dads recently got the attention of care of relatives, working or homework nothing more than to hear students talk in moments of pure triumph over adversity because these are President Robert Caret, and they are working toward we couldn't do during the week because class and contribute to a discussion. Even the moments that we live for. implementing new mom-friendly policies. of work. when the class is full, there is always room for Our daddies can't bail us out, we ride buses and many We have die-hards like Neil Parry, the Spartan safety It's not that Stanford students don't ANNA BAKAL'S personal attention. of us don't have the opportunity to "take a year off to who refuses to give up. Countless surgeries, a prosthetic have their own triumph-over-tragedy In terms of academic rigor, maybe we won't discover ourselves." leg and the possibility of never playing again has only stories, but we need to give. ourselves a pat on the back win any academic decathlons with the Ivy League that But we are trying to be collegiate and practical at the given him fuel to want to play more than ever. every once in a while for our accomplishments that can costs more in one year than my loans have accumulated same time. He has a tattoo of a Spartan head on his upper arm. easily be forgotten in the name of the cop-out phrase: over the past six years, but at least we can show a bit of So bow to us, mediocrity, we are public school students. He is devoted to San Jose State University, not Stanford. "We're a state school." character. While we have to work harder at building self-confi- It is too easy to cower when people ask about SJSU, our But we need to embrace the fact that we are all steeped Anna Bakalis is the dence, it is something you are handed at an Ivy League future aline meter. in differences, whether it's academic, economic or ethnic. Spartan Daily Executive Editor. school. Well, I'm done giving excuses for my college choice. I'm not touting a need for more "diversity," that catch- ;1 Moveable Feast' appears Tuesdays. Letter I Campaign for V is reason it failed POLITIKI Dear Editor, Pro V camp, quoted in the Spartan Daily, to the effect Republican majority in that the fees could be raised with or without the approval The crybaby reaction by the supporters of Measure V is of the students and that the vote was only to "gekthe stu- typical of the entire tenor of their campaign and a major dents involved" displayed the fatal hubris hat has contributing factor to why I voted against the measure. marked all of Student Union's actions. I fitlly expect to By blaming the tactics of her opponents for her own fail- find that the fees will be raised in the near future, tram- Congress endangers rights ure, Cathy Busalacchi, executive director of the Student pling on the will of the students, but at least the Student Union, insults the intelligence of the students who voted Union cannot pretend that they represent the students. On Nov. 6, I opened the newspaper, and my heart sank. With one vote, the entire way in which we perceive our against the proposal. That is the whole problem with the joke that is Student The Senate had switched over to Republican control. individual rights could be drastically changed. 'That far off Franldy I saw virtually no information from the other Govemment. It gives the illusion that the dummy con- I started thinking of something we ve been hearing a lot office gets closer with every legislative action taken against side at all. As a graduate student, I am usually on campus trols that students are allowed to play with actually drive about in the news lately: War. It terrifies me. our bodies. only two days a week and must have missed the propa- the machinery of government when, in reality, they are But I'm not talking about war on Iraq. I'm tallcing about a Ludcily, Californians are in a better position should this ganda blitz by the anti-V forces. I based my opposition no more effective than the steering wheel on a baby's car War much closer to home: women's bodies. happen. In September, Govemor Gray Davis signed a law entirely on the information provided by the pro-forces. seat. There is a nagging problem that lurks just below the sur- called the Reproductive Privacy Act. It would allow the state Their use of expensive color posters and tent cards, and face of the American political consciousness. It concerns a of California to continue to grant abortion rights even if the the total lack of such things form the anti-forces, went a John Riclunan basic human right recognized under the 14th Amendment, Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. long way towards explaining why the Student Union is graduate student, which gives a person a right to privacy. However, this could also have negative consequences if failing as a business. Remarks by representatives of the history Under this umbrella fell the right for women to choose other states do not allow abortions because it would increase abortion within the first trimester. the rate of women traveling from other states However, a conservative Supreme Court into California for legal abortions. SPARTA GUIDE coupled with a sympathetic Senate could Without the right, women would face dire mean the reversal of the Roe v. Wade deci- consequences. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. 'The deadline for sion, leaving thousands of women without Making abortions illegal will not stop them entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in from occurring; it will just the Spartan DailY office in Dwight a way out of an unwanted pregnancy. increase the rate of Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing abortions performed of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. Since as long as I can remember, women illegally. Many times have had this right. Maybe older students these are performed in unsanitary or unsafe TODAY informational meeting Wednesday can remember when women weren't grant- conditions by people who are not always at 4 p.m. in the Pacheco room in Black Alliance for Scientists and ed such freedoms, but for most, not having medically licensed to perform such proce- SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry the Student Union. For more infor- Engineers that right would be unheard of dures. Daily Mass will be held at the mation contact Ali at 94-5931. BASE is having a general meeting Under the landmark case Roe v. Wade, If Roe v. Wade is overturned, abortion will SJSU CCM Chapel located at 10th in the Pacifica room in the Student women across the country had their rights become illegal in 23 states, according to a and San Carlos streets next to Health Center Union. For more information and extended to include circumstances for abor- KEMBERLY GONG representative from Planned Parenthood. Registration for smolcing cessation for LRubert's Bookstore. Mass times are meeting time contact Christine tion that werwit relegated.tot tare cases in, At least two states - New York- and 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at class will be open throughThuisday at 924-8414 or (650) 784-3731. in the Health Center, Room 210. which the women's life wa:s.ttireatened. VyF were given the California - have passed legislation to blondi any acjiim by 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For to do with our bodies what we the federal goverrunent to restrict the rights of women in the more informanon contact Sister For more information contact Dr. WEDNESDAY rigiti the'private choice Marcia at 938-1610. Oscar Battle Jr. at 924-6117. wanted. country. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry But in an office far, far away sits our elected President, Women are not second-class citizens who must be told Department of Nutrition and Food Anthropology Behavioral Science Daily Mass will be held at the George W. Bush, who is strongly opposed to abortion. In how we can and cannot handle our bodies. We are rational Science Club SJSU CCM Chapel located at 10th that same far-off land, Republicans now control the House beings and deserve the respect to be able to make our own Try the latest in body fat testing: Lecture by Roberto Gonzalez - and San Carlos streets next to and more importantly in this case, the Senate. Furthermore, decisions regarding our bodies. Bioelectric Impedance. Tuesdays Com & Culture: genetically modi- Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are seven of nine Supreme Court Justices have been appointed By not having that right, the decision is made by the gov- from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and fied organisms in Oaxaca, Mexico. 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at by Republican Presidents. ernment about what our morals should be; morals that are, Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. in Lecture begins at 1:30 p.m. in the 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For I don't wish to make this a Republican tirade - tftere are and should remain, private and unalienable. Central Classroom building, Room Pacifica room in the Student more information contact Sister Republicans who favor pro-choice policies. But the majority What the federal government must recognize is the fact 221. For more information, contact Union. For more information con- Marcia at 938-1610. of the party is composed of conservative members who do that legal or illegal, women are going to continue to have Sherry at 206-7599. tact David Escalante at 971-9783. not condone a woman s right to choose. abortions. It will close the door to the problem, intensifying Department of Nutrition and Food As some of the conservative justices on the Supreme Court the pressure elsewhere for women to seek help in other ways. School of Art and. Design Counseling Services Science are getting on in age, they must be thinking that this time We must make sure we protect the health and well-being The school of art and design will SJSU counseling services is having Try the latest in body fat testing: would prove convenient for their retirement as their succes- of the women who need abortions. Turning our back on the be having student galleries and art a women student process group Bioelectric Impedance. Tuesdays sors would be almost guaranteed to be just as strongly con- probkm of unwanted pregnancies is not going to make them odibitions through Friday. The from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and as themselves. What better a tegacy to leave? disappear. Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. in servative exhibition will run from 10 a.m. to Administration building, Room New justices are appointed by the President and reviewed Instead, we will be left all alone, pregnant with the fear of 201. For more information, contact Central Classroom building, Room 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial by the Senate Judiciary Committee through sometimes- future ramifications of this action by the government that Studies buildings. For more infor- Ellen Lim or Amanda Fargo at 221. For more information, contact 924-5910. Sherry at 206-7599. lengthy hearings. After the hearings, the committee then has betrayed us. mation contact Bill or Nicole at issues a positive or negative recommendation to the Senate, 924-4330. Nurses Christian Fellowship School of Art and Design who will eventually vote on the nominee. With a simple School of Art and Design The SJSU Nurses Christian fel- The school of art and design will majority vote of 51 Senators, (50 percent plus one) a nomi- Kemberly Gong is a The school of art and design will lowship is having a community- be having student galleries and art nee is then appioved to a position that will theoretically last Spartan Daily Senior Ste- Writer be having student galleries and art building event at 11:30 a.m. in the exhibitions through Friday. The until they die or choose to retire. Politiki. appears Tuesdays. receptions from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Pacheco room in the Student exhibition svill run from 10 a.m. to the Art and Industrial Studies Union. For more information con- 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK buildinp. For more information tact Diane'Stegineir at 248-2997. Studies buildinp. For mom infor- contact Bill or Nicole at 924-4330. mation contact Bill or Nicole at Career Center 924-4330. School of Art And Design The Career Center's Department Tuesday Night Lecture Series: Jon of Rehab will be taking drop-in International Programs and Guerra, frog design's creative direc- appointments from 10 a,m. to 1 Services tor of industrial design will provide p.m. in the Career Center, Building There will be a study abroad a multimedia presentation, captur- F. For more information contact the informational meeting at 4 p.m. in ing the "organized chaos" of daily Career Resource Center at 924- the Pacheco room in the Student life at the legendary design firm. 3061. Union. For more inforrnation con- Lecture runs from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. tact Ali at 94-5931. in the Art building, Room 131 For Career Center more information contact Jo The Career Center's Work IV Health Center Hemandez at 924-4328. program will be taking drop-in Registration for smolcing cessation appointments from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. class will be open through Thursday Pmgrams and in the Career Center, Building F. in the Health Center, Room 210. 3.sssi ts1-, SHIst4tlets1 ARE se. International Lisir4r) uscli ',1115.12. RYART Cw**1 Services For more information contact the For more information contact Dr. Eisa Leit.1Ce rr,-r ruvw_s There will be a study abroad Career Resource Center at 924- Oscar Battle Jr. at 924-6117. informational meeting at 3 p.m. in 6031. 1 Black Student Union/African the Pacheco room in the Student ..._r-*" Union. For more information con- Career Center Awareness month committee IS Stlef.1 cee " Peio TAC.e tact Ali at 94-5931. The Career Center will be taking There will be a general meeting drop-in appointments from 11:30 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the International Programs and a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Career Montalvo room in the Student Services Center, Building F. For more infor- Union. For more information e- There will be a snidy abroad mation contact the Career Resource mail sanjosestatebsugbyahoo.com. Center at 924-6031.

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STANDOFF I Suspect 'armed and dangerous' 'SANTANA continuedfram page 1 comes out all right and nobody gets with their rifles pointed. MOW hurt." During that time, the officers and Id "The warrant specifies he should be Somc students monitored what the bystanders waited around the sur- ROW considered I Id armed and dangerous," police officers were doing to help. rounding blocks to see what the team Dixon said of the suspect. "That "Half of them seem to be ready for discovered. increased the level of anxiety for some action, and the other half just seem to When the team members did not continuedfrom page 1 neighbors here." be sitting around doing nothing," said find the suspect in the house, they Some homes on 10th and Mike Headley, a senior computer sci- searched a neighboring house that Harrelson said a 13th century chapel Humboldt streets were evacuated ence major who lives at Spartan had been evacuated. After searching front flown in from Paris is onc of the while the police tried to make contact Village. the two houses and the yards in the many actual artifacts collected direct- with the residence, Dixon said. Some students heard interesting area, the tcam emerged from the ly from European countries to give Some San Jose State University stu- stories about what was going on, house around 4:45 p.m. Santana Row that very appearance. dents watched the police action from and everyone seemed to have a dif- The suspect made his getaway, Alena Campagna of Santa Clara the 10th Street side of Spartan Village. ferent version, students said. Other Dixon said. was not convinced. SJSU's shuttle buses were unable to students just watched to see what "We do consider him still armed and "It's a little like Disneyland," pick up students for class because the hapikkned. dangerous," Dixon said. "He's wanted Campagna said. "You especially get road had been blocked. "It s hectic out here," said Maurice for parole violation and also the armed that impression when you see the "We're just holding our ground over Thomas, a freshman broadcasting carjacking." backs of the buildings. Little ugly here and trying to stay safe," said major. Dixon described Gonzales, age 36 or doors, no detail." Chris Wright, a freshman criminal Around 3:30 p.m., eight members of 37, as being 5 feet 7 inches tall with a Campagna thought that architects justice major. "We just lcind of hope the Merge Team, SJPD's version of a shaved hcad and a moustache and should have reconsidered that in for the best and hope everything SWAT team, went into the house goatee. Santana Row's planning stages. "They could have underground loading or something," she said. Leslie and Todd Wright had their 5e Student pilot who flew plane into skyscraper nearly hit Air Force tower own suspicions. Leslie Wright, an employee at TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A teenage Board report released Monday. helicopter tried to force Bishop to Santana Row's Borders bookstore, student pilot who committed suicide The NTSB did not speculate on land, he flew toward Tampa, the said she thought many of the stores by crashing into a downtown slcy- whether Bishop, who left a suicide report said. were too exclusive to survive. Her scraper had nearly hit the control note expressing admiration for Osama Bishop slammed the four-seat air- husband, Todd, called the architec- tower at an Air Force Base that hous- bin Laden, had intended the base as craft into the 28th floor of the Bank of ture and expensive stores "eye es a nerve center for the war in his target. The base is home to the America Plaza in downtown Tampa. candy," saying that once the hype is Afghanistan, a government report U.S. Central Command, which plays a Nobody else was hurt. over, crowds will die down, and the said. crucial role in directing the war in MacDill officials did not immedi- future of Santana Row will be in Charles Bishop, 15, flew his stolen Afghanistan. ately return calls Monday. jeopardy. Cessna "just a few feet" over the con- The report said that after Bishop The crash raised fears of another ter- "This place was designed at a time trol tower at MacDill Air Force Base buzzed the control tower, he flew the rorist attack like Sept. 11, but author- when our economy was better off. Now durin_g the Jan. 5 flight, according to Cessna 75 to 100 feet over two loaded ities later said the pilot committed it's out of place," said Todd Wright. Linda Nguyen, a Santana Row the National Transportation Safety tanker planes. When a Coast Guard suicide. Stores at Santana Row such as leasing agent, shows Lois Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo and Richtand, a public relations BCBG Max Azria carry merchandise account executive with Charles j arc as astounding as with prices that Zukow Associates, the view ra the products themselves. UPD CAMPUS BLOTTER from a second story loft of the f'kel'ikt CRIME Campagna cited this as the reason street and stores below. Summary: Subject reported that he lost why she wouldn't frequent the stores 7.37 ea for 25 v4:70., his cellular phone. THEFT at 4:32 p.m. Location: Dining much. She said dining at the area's Santana Row is a combination 5 78 ea for 50 0,,,,,kgar. 11/01-11/07 Commons restaurants and returning to the of housing, retail stores and 4.99 ea. for 100 L.,,:60. VANDALISM at 3:13 p.m. Location: 10th Summary:A report was taken for theft of 11/01/02 FRIDAY farmer's market would be on her list restaurants. Street a bike. of things to do, but the various bou- 14.08) 616-7700 CENTURY Summary:A report was taken for a van- /1J Lurnmerwl St SUSPICIOUS tiques were far out of her price RYAN 8ALBUENA DAILY STAFF GRAPHICS PERSON at 1.30 p.m. dalized vehicle. THEFT at 6:19 p.m. Location: 10th Street .dnnyvale. CA 94086 Location: Business classrooms garage range. fax (408) 6I 6-7733 Summary:A professor reported that a stu- VANDALISM at 4:07 p.m. Location: Summary:A report was taken for a vehi- According to Charles Zukow www.cgshirts.com. dent was intimidating faculty members. Student Services Center cle displaying a permit that was reported Associates, a firm in charge of mar- Summary:A report was taken for vandal- lost or stolen. 11/02/02 SATURDAY keting for Santana Row, the complex ism. offers visitors 105 different restau- BICYCLE IMPOUND at 8:06 p.m. Location: ALCOHOL at 1:18 a.m. Location: Hugh 11/05/02 TUESDAY Industrial Studies rants and shops, in addition to the PSYCHIC -q Gillis Hall Summary:A bicycle was impounded. 198 luxury lofts, 36 town homes and Summary: Subject was arrested for being MEDICAL at 8:55 a.m. Location: Health 21 executive villas nestled above the PALM & TAROT CARD READING drunk in public. Building WARRANT at 11:10 p.m. Location: 10th retail spaces. Unfold the PAST as it was, the PRESENT as it is Summary:A report was taken for a med- and Keyes streets DRUNK DRIVING at 1:54 a.m. Location: "Love or hate Santana Row, it's caus- The FUTURE AS IT WILL BE ical aid involving a party with an acute Summary: Subject was arrested for out- ing changes in our cityscape and at Sixth and San Salvador streets appendicitis. standing misdemeanor warrants. hold on you Summary: Subject was arrested for driving kast that is undeniable, said Nguyen. And things that may have a under the influence. THEFT at 10:36 a.m. Location: Fourth 11/07/02 THURSDAY Nguyen believes Santana ROW gives CALL FOR ONE FREE QUESTION! Street garage San Jose "massive potential to evolve 408-279-9071 ALCOHOL at 9:27 p.m. Location: Student Summary:A report was taken for a park- ROBBERY at 12:43 a.m. Location: Joe into something it could have been Union ing permit stolen from a vehicle. West Hall years ago. Available for Private Parties and gatherings Summary: Subject was arrested for being Summary:A report was taken for a rob- BY APPT. ONLY $10.00 SPECIAL drunk in public VEHICLE BOOT at 4:43 p.m. Location: bery in a residence room. Seventh Street garage 11/03/02 SUNDAY Summary:A vehicle was immobilized for THEFT at 7:28 a.m. Location: Seventh displaying a lost parking permit. A report Street garage DRUNK DRIVING at 1 a.m. Location: llth was taken for theft of services. Summary:A report was taken for a stolen and Reed streets parking permit. Summary: Subject was arrested for driving MEDICAL at 4:53 Location: MacQuarrie under the influence. Hall THEFT at 8:48 a.m. Location: Traffic northstar Summary:A report was taken for a med- Parking Office DRUNK DRIVING at 1:49 a.m. Location: ical aid in which a person slipped and fell. Summary:A report was taken for theft of llth and William streets services (stolen permit). Summary: Subject was arrested for driving VANDALISM at 11:28 p.m. Location: -0% at tahoe. under the influence. Seventh Street garage THEFT at 9:04 a.m. Location: Fourth Street Summary:A report was taken for a van- garage VANDALISM at 10:22 p.m. Location: Field dalized vehicle. Summary:A report was taken for theft of House services (stolen permit). Summary:A report was taken for a broken 11/06/02 WEDNESDAY window at the Field House on lerth and THEFT at 11 a.m. Location: Fourth Street the Humboldt streets. INCIDENT at 12:01 p.m. Location: garage MacQuarrie Hall Summary:A report was taken for theft of SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE at 8:55 p.m. Summary:A report was taken for an inci- services (stolen permit). Location: Sorority Homes dent in which a student pointed a laser Summary:A report was taken for suspi- pointer at an instructor's eye. THEFT at 11:47 a.m. Location: Joe West cious circumstances. 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Harry Potter films 'Miss Saigon' tests power of love stifle original by Anne Ward Alan H. Green) tells Chris that Saigon Da i61 ste Writer is falling and urges him to return to the interpretations Embassy. Even in those frantic, A impending-dimger moments, Green's NEW YORK (AP) Fifth- giant blood-orange sun backdrops the action as singing is overshadowed by a set of grader Guido Girrnti couldn't 17-yeu-old Kim, Harry Potter" numbed by helplessly witnessing the pearly whites that almost always seem wait to sec the first loss of her to be bending in to an out-of-place movie and will probably see the parents and the destruction week. of her village, succumbs to smile. second, which opens this working at has been lost in a not-so-dreamy nightclub called Chris resolves his struggle by asking But something Dreamland. Kim to live with him. Giddy with the process. books, It is April 1975, and Saigon delight she asks if she can bring "The tirst time I read the is slip- mind how I ping under control from the enemy friends to bless their room, in keeping I was imagining in my forces of the North with her traditions, with paper uni- thought it looked," he said. "After Viemam. The bar all I girls dance with and bed corns and perfume. Kim and her I saw the movie (last year), American scenes from the Marines who frequent Dreamland, friends set up a small shrine with pho- could imagine was tos of ICim's parents. 1Cim, donning a movie. I don't really likc that." tiara and veil-like scarf, leads the gath- Fans of J.K. Rowling have long erers in a song, "Dju Vui Vai," which created separate, personal pictures REVIEW she tells Chris is traditionally sung at in their minds froni reading her weddings. Chris awkwardly tries to Harry Potter stories. But the sin- participate in the ceremony this is gular images of Hollywood, filled where harbored hopes of one time it's easy to believe Ramey's with special effects and bcamed escaping screens, South Viemam are sung about in "The performance. larger than life on theater Movie in My Nlind. Though The ceremony is abruptly interrupted can challenge and sometimes they imagine sing of the men, "there is nothing in by Thuy, to whom ICim was promised destroy -- what readers their hearts," the desperate in marriage by her parents. Thuy on their own. girls for- sake romance viewing them as "mostly (played by Erv.in G. Urbi) tells Kim he Guido and about 30 other fourth noise" but try to snag an has been searching for her and wants and fifth graders at PS. 3 in down- American husband who can take them to a land to claim her as his bride. Kim refuses town Manhattan talked recently of freedom. to go professing her love and commit- about how the "Harry Potter" The Engineer, a modem-day pimji ment to Chris. Urbi skillfully takes an movies "Harry Potter and the and owner and operator of Dreamier' outraged Thuy from lovesick to Sorcerer's Stone" and "Harry presents a fresh-looking, timid Kim to deranged in a fluid emotional stream Pottcr and the Chamber of the hardened bargirls who taunt and predicting that "Saigon will fall and so Secrets" affect the books. tease her innocent appearance as they will your or "Just like Guido, I love the Harry ready themselves for the concocted Chris tells ICim that he has decided Potter books and I could imagine "Miss Saigon" beauty contest. to take her to Arnerica with him. everything in my mind without Kim, the slimy Engineer's "fresh Three years later, the Engineer, who having anybody tell me what it meat," is pushed forward on display for was earlier seen slithering around in a should be," said classmate Pace the ogling men to paw. While the shiny purple suit, is now found bow- Lee. "After the movie I read the other girls provocatively gyrate and ing, scraping his lcnees in dirty black books one more time, and I could- solicit, Kim, played by Dina Lynn "re-education" prison garb and profess- n't think of anything except the Morishita, wistfiilly sings she has a ing his brainwashed loyalty to Unde movie scenes. "heart like the sea." The "movie" in Ho. Gray pulls off an equally smarmy "In the movie, there's the part Kim's mind searches for a man who loyalist as he does brothel-owner, who where they're playing the gigantic will protect and keep her safe. will do artiing to get out of Vietnam chess game." But when PaCC read Morishita's singing in the beginning and into erica. the book, he said, "I thought it was of the production is noticeably meeker We learn Chris has found love in more like they became the pieces, than the voice of the brazen bar girl, Arnerica and has married Ellen instead of (in the movie) when Gigi (played by Adrienne Sam), who (played by !Catherine Von Till). Ellen they're riding the pieces." tells one GI that she'd malce a good senses Chris has a secret in his past, Some readers can't be blamed for wife for him. and oceans apart, Kim and Ellen sing picturing a movie star in their Chris and John, who both work at the same song, "I Still Believe." ICims minds. For publishers, the "tie-in" the American Embassy in Saigon, are rendition tells her tale,"as long as I can has long been a favorite marketing among the watchers. Chris (played by keep believing, I will live," as one who technique, using a famous face to Aaron Ramey) is in the final days of lives where there is little to believe in, sell hundreds of thousands books. his second tour of duty and views Kim arid little to live for. With nothing but This fall, for example, Picador like a beacon of light through thunder- dirt and poverty to focus on, she clings USA issued a special paperback clouds of a storm. He is drawn to her. to the memory of Chris. edition of "The Hours," a Pulitzer Looking to cheer up his buddy Chris, The Engineer is successful locating Prize-winning novel being John buys him an evening with Kim Kim and takes Thuy to her. ICim released as a movie starring Nicole from the slick-talking Engineer reveals she has a son, Tam, whose Kidman, Meryl Streep and (played by Kevin Gray). father is the Arnerican, Chris. Thuy, Julianne Moore, whose pictures Gray's portrayal of thc Engineer is calls Tam the enemy as Kim vows to appear on the book's cover. captivating as his lips curl up in protect her son. "It's like putting a new book out Grinch-like anticipation with each The Engineer makes his way entirely," 'says Christine Preston, manipulative move. through the city trying to devise some PHOTO COURTESY OF AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE OF SAN JOSE director of publicity at Picador. But some, including Rowling's Chris and Kim find in each other scheme that will_ get him a visa to the Kim, played by Dina Lynne Morishita, falls in love with Chris, played by Aaron Ramey, in American Musical United States. He is about to leave publisher, resist an obvious con- and their lovemaking a respite from Theatre's production of "Miss Saigon." The play is being performed at the San Jose Center for the the atrocities of war. Ramey s Chris is when Kim appears with Tam in tow, nection to the film. Scholastic reminiscent of the high school boy and the sly Engineer sees Tam as his Performing Arts until Nov. 17. Inc., which releases the Potter who finds love in a 12-pack of beer as passport to Arnerica. books in the United States, does he swaggers across the stage like John John is found at a meeting speaking not have any movie stills on thc child. character. Outside, John approaches explained in her dream, and VirC are led covers of the two books adapted so Wayne with his holster slinging low on to veterans about "bui doi," the dust of Chris agonizes because he has never the Engineer, and thc reunion begins. to a scene with syrupy Ellen in true one hip, singing "Why God Why?" life. Bui doi are the children "con- far. told Ellen about his love for ICim. John John explains to Kim that Chris is in Tammy Wynette "stand by your man" Should Hollyviood stop making Chris is supposed to be facing the ceived in hell, bom in strife" who have convinces Chris that he must take town and vvill come to sec her. She fashion, vows her love. inner conflict of the untimely finding American fathers who don't want movies out of the Potter books? Ellen with him to Bangkok to see Kim believes it was her faith and their love Chris and Ellen prove to be a made- Guido Girgenti thinks they of beauty on the heels of years of ugli- them or are unaware of their existence and resolve his parental responsibili- for each other that brought them back for-each-other couple as together they ness, but Ramey just comes off as a boy and ViettlaMeSe mothers wanting to should leave it at two and let read- ties. together. John tries, but he does not decide what would be best for them ers enjoy the latter novels on their who wakes up the next morning and send them to America to avoid the In Bangkok, Kim is again working find a way to tell Kim about Ellen. and for Kim and Tam. doesn't Icnow how he ended up with pain and suffering they have endured own terms. But Pace Lee thinks for the unctuous Engineer, but now That night Kirn has a nightmare that The ending, to which Kim alludes in the movies might as well go on that woman in his bed. in their homeland. The video shown she has lost that glow of innocence as dredges up a ghostly Thuy. Urbi again more than one song, is better left Later, Chris calls John at the in the background draws out more they help get more kids interested she dances on the stage at another simultaneously delights and frightens. unsaid for those that want to see this in the books, and they're great Embassy saying he needs to spend emotion than the exchange where club. Her singing has grown with her Some unanswered questions are finally epic lovestory. morc time with Kim. John (played by John tells Chris that ICim bore him a entertainment. "Yes, the book is better," he says. "But it's fun to sit down in your scat with popcorn, Colo and see a POPSHORT: Justin Timberlake can't shed old pop idol skin movie." artists. hearing from Timberlake and crew, he through the Timbal and -produced squeaky clean images of yesterday and Whether it was his highly publicized still has yet to come into his own, hid- "Cry Me A River," where Timberlake forcefully embrace newer, more abra- relationship and subsequent breakup ing behind high-profile guest artists utters the words "You told me you sive sounds and images. with Britney Spears, or his emergence such as Janet Jackson and Bubba loved me/VVhy did you leave me all We've recently sccn Christina do it, as the front man of 'Nsync, Timberlake Spanooc, as well as the trendy, yet capa- alone?" and heck, Britney did it a long time has somewhat effortlessly put himself ble, producing talents of The Not surprisingly, the Timbaland- ago, but the interesting thing about Be an Angel... in the position to outlast the 15 min- Neptunes. produced (And She Said) Take Me Timberlake is that he didn't really need utes of fame he was given almost. 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a. NOVEMBER 12, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS PAGE 5 Arnold's 10 tackles SJSU prepares for MPSF tourney

By Melinda Latham but we have to take things one game Daily Staff Writer at a time." earn No. 1 seed New Mexico WAC award also Fresh from a 2-1- overtime victory receives a first-round bye and will Daily Staff Report yards and a touchdown in the Wolf against Sacramento State University play the winner of the University of Pack's 23-17 victory over the on Sunday, the Spartans are heading De nve r and Sacramento State San Jose State University safety CJ. University of Texas-El Paso. off to the University of New MexiCo match. The championship match Arnold was named Western Athletic Punt returner Tim Gilligan of in Albuquerque for the Mountain will pit the winner of the New Conference Player of the Week for Boise State Pniversity was named Pacific Sports Federation tourna- Mexico and SJSU games against the week ending Nov. 10 as WAC Special Teams Player of the ment. each other. If New Mexico and SJSU announced by the conference office Week after returning three punts for win and advance to the champi- in Englewood, Colo., 96 yards, including one luck for onships, the Spartans will face the on Monday. a SPARTAN SOCCER career-long 63 yards in the Broncos only conference team to defeat them 49-7 shamming of Rice University. THE this season. SJSU is scheduled to return to St. Clair said his strategy for beat- SPARTAN action on Saturday at the University ing New Mexico will remain simple. of Tulsa. 91" MINUTE "We won't change anything," he said. "I feel we thoroughly dominat- NOTEBOOK ROUNDUP Swimming and diving ed New Mexico. We did everything except win the game. We felt we Arnold recorded 10 tacldes against Spartan swimmer Alana Leila was Men's soccer head coach Gary St. were the better team. Louisiana Tech University during named WAC swimming and diving Clair said he was optimistic about New Mexico men's soccer head Saturday's 42-30 victory. His big play athlete of the week for her perform- the team's chances for winning the coach Jeremy Fishbein said he is of the day came with less than nine ance in the Spartans Saturday tri- championship. optimistic about the conference. minutes remaining in the fourth meet against UC Santa Cruz and the "We have a winning hand to start," "I feel pretty good," he said. quarter when he intercepted a pass University of Utah. he said. "We have a lot of good play- "We've done well in the conference, from Bulldogs quarterback Luke Leila, a sophomore, won the 100- ers." done well at home." McCown and returned in 38 yards meter backstroke with a season-best As No. 2 seed, San Jose State Fishbein said his team would focus for a touchdown. time of 59.23 seconds and captured the University receives a first-round bye on strong defense and team cohe- Arnold sprinted from his line and 200-meter backstroke in a season-best and will play Friday against the vic- siveness to defeat SJSU. stepped in front of the pass bound for time of two minutes, 10.9 seconds. tor of Thursday's University of "SJSU is probably the team to wide Lella was also a member of the Nevada-Las Vegas and Air Force beat," he said. "I've been impressed receiver DJ. Curry. EVAN PARKER DAILY FILE PHOTO The touchdown gave the Spartans 200-meter freestyle relay team that Academy match. A win is essential with them. They're a real quality The San Jose State University men's soccer team is preparing for the their first lead of the day at 29-23. was victorious at 1:40.73. to advancing to the championship team." Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament where it has a first- "C.J. was a nonrecruited guy com- The Spartans defeated Santa Cruz game on Sunday. The winner of the championship ing here, and then he goes and seals 155-121 but lost to Utah 133-108. "We have to win Friday night," he earns an automatic bid to the 2002 round bye as the No. 2 seed in the tournament. The winner of the the game for us," SJSU head coach SJSU's next meet is slated for said. "I don't mean to sound cliche, NCAA tournament. tournament receives an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Fitz Hill said. "We're grateful to have Friday as it hosts Cal Berkeley and him on the team." Oregon State University at thc SJSU leads the nation in intercep- Aquatics Center. On Saturday, the Bonds captures unprecedented fifth MVP award tions with 20, one more than Arizona Spartans will also host Rice. State University's 19. NEW YORK (AP) - Barry Bonds is 32 first-place votes and 448 points in Bonds hit .370 to win his first NL bat- Giants in 1993 and 2001, and is the first Nationally, the Spartans are second Brewer done for year vvinning Most Valuable Player awards balloting by the Baseball Writers' ting title, and set records with 198 walks, player to twice win the honor in consec- to the Sun Devils in total takeaways, so fast and so often, he doesn't know Association of America. 68 intentional walks and a .582 on-base utive seasons. No other player has won 33-32. Sean Brewer, a former tight end for what to do with them. "I'd rather win the World Series, but percentage. He had a .799 slugging per- an MVP award more than three times, Arnold became the fourth different the SJSU football team who was "All my trophies are in storage. I don't this is great. I'm very happy about it, centage, down from his record .863 last and only 10 others have won it in con- Spartan this season after linebacker drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in have a house big enough," Bonds said very excited," Bonds said Tuesday in year but still good enough to lead the secutive seasons. Luke LaHerran, safety Gerald Jones 2001, was placed on the idjured Monday after winning the National Japan, where he is on the major league major leagues. In other sports, only the NHL's and defensive end Philip Perry to reserve list on Nov. 5. League MVP for a record fifth time. "I all-star tour. "I'm trying to figure out St. Louis outfielder Albert Pujols was Wayne Gretzky (nine), and NBA's receive a WAC Player of the VVeek Brewer was labeled inactive after happen to have a little house in San why a 38-year-old player is still pLying second with 26 second-place votes and ICareem Abdul-Jabbar (six) and Bill award. suffering an injury to his left knee, Francisco. I've been living out of storage like this. 276 points, followed by Houston out- Russell and Michael Jordan (five each) University of Nevada-Reno wide which required season-ending sur- for the last eight, nine years now." "Forget the historical part about 'fielder Lance Berkman (181) and have won as many or more MVP awards receiver Nate Burleson garnered the gery. It is the second straight season Bonds, the only baseball player with MVPs. I'm overjoyed, very happy, very Montreal outfielder Vladimir Guerrero as Bonds has. WAC Offensive Player of the Week Brewer has been sidelined by an more than three MVP awards, won it pleased, espethally corning off the 73- (168). "I wish mine could be respected as award after catching 19 balls for 179 injury unanimously for the first time. The San home-run year, to be able to pretty Bonds also won the MVP award for much as theirs, but unfortunately they Francisco Giants outfielder received all much stay consistent," he said. Pittsbumh in 1990 and 1992 and for the haven't," Bonds said

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PAGE 6 NEWS THE SPARTAN DAILY NOVEMBER 12, 2002 Family of Mo. woman who died of cancer UPDATE NEWS I Editing among tougher tasks reach settlement in lawsuit over Pap smear ST LOUIS (AP) Relatives of a aCcofd11114 f0 MISsOUfl LaWyCfs woman who died of cervical cancer have Weeldy, a legAl journal that reported the reached a S4 million settlement with a settleinent this week lalsoratorv they accused of failing to detect In their malpractice lawsuit, Toombs- of the trISCASC 011 Pap s111CaX. Date:ids family claimed the presence of sitisr. Lynne Toombs-Datema, 37, died abnormal cells should have been detect- of caricer in 2000, six years after her Pap ed, a step that could have helped her smear was sent to Nletropolitan chances of survival. Reference Laboratory in St. Louis. for the defendants claimed thc The Pap sinear was screened by a Lxteurtsof abnormal cells was very low cytotechnologist, who found it to be nor- alld that their presentation was unique.

CLARIFICATIONS In Monday's article titled teanimates, remember baseball play- "Latinos bring laughs to SJSU," it er," it was said that Van Over's was said the event was the 2nd memorial service will be held at 10 annual Latino Comedy Jam, when a.m. Friday. The memorial service in fact it was the first such event. actually took place last Friday. ln Nlonday's article titled "Friends, The Daily regrets the errors. LAPTOPS I Wired conttnuedji-om page 1 nught shock some students. generation of students "This is an expensive "But the next major; you will just think of the laptop as part of have to boy stuff all the time, he said. their fees," Wilcox said. "I'm worried about the person who doesn't have money." Financing will be available to stu- dents, Wilcox said. PHOTOS BY DANIELLE GILLETT, DAILY STAFF "Cost is a concern of the faculty and Van Nguyen, Gabrille Nuhn and Cecilia Yuen all edit their tapes for Friday's broadcast of Update News. The editing process can take between a the university," Wilcox said. "But half hour and three hours depending on the student's experience. Apple Computers will be offering a very good discount to San Jose State continuedji-om page I edited to match the voice. students on I-books." This process is carried out in a While this project is a joint effort sound-proof closet, lined with egg- between San Jose State University and though because we can talk to each Apple, the university other." crate mattresses, in the comer of the will not require Update News room. students to have Apple laptops in par- With seven students enrolled in the ticular. class, associate A stuffed animal wearing an ' RkSIDFNT AM/ 14:14 professor Grace "Apples are not user-friendly," said Provenzano said the class is roughly "Update News" shirt is perched on a Proorew Aovia-st shelf, and anchor Rio Pesino said the Reina Alvarez, a junior majoring in half the size of last semester's. advertising. Cotarnmrs MANAC,FR "It's a very small class, so they all rabbit serves a purpose in the editing process by marking the voice-over. "I'd be willing to do a payment pro- ' PERI A INISOFI FOP have to pull overtime," she said. gram for a personal computer, not an This is Provenzano's first semester "I arrange the bunny at different angles to cue different sound bites," he Apple," she said. overseeing the Update News class, and Student aid and long-term loan- she said she is trying to implement said. For more information contact Matching up the words with the lease programs are also an option, 408-924-6191 or changes into the program. Wilcox said. One of the adjustments she has graphics can be a frustrating experi- StaffSelectiondhousing.sisu.edu ence for some students because the The many software programs that made is requiring students to comply will be required will be offered at with a schedule that leaves no room final product must blend together per- Apply online at fectly. reduced rates at the student book- tinn //hou.np mickby 12/02/02 for tardiness. store. "Deadline (for completed tapes) is a Anchor Cecilia Yuen said editing can take hours, depending on the stu- "The art and design software will strict 6 p.m. on Thursday," she said. "If cost more than the computer," Wilcox To learn more, attend you can't make deadline, you're no dent's experience. "It ranges from half an hour to three said. "But by bundling the software, An Information Session! good to anyone." you're getting a major discount." Provenzano said her reason for creat- hours," she said. Date/Tune Location Yuen said a challenging aspect of The hope is to eventually transform Nov. 11 7:30 pm Joe West liall ing a rigid deadline is to prepare her every classroom within the chosen students for the real world. editing is calculating the frames before Nov. 12 7 pm Esplanade #1120 someone speaking appears on screen departments into a wireless lab. Nov. 13 9pm Spartan She said the class has been trained in The cost of the laptops, Village reporting, writing and handling record- because there is no way to gauge the which Nov. 14 Noon MOSAIC timing. might total up to $2000 as mentioned ing and editing equipment, and they are in a memo from Wilcox to Colleen Nov. 20 9 pm Royce Hall now at a point in their lives where they "You have to keep testing until it's Nov 25 8 right," she said. Brown, the director of financial aid, pm Hoover Hall should utilize their education. 00/11*/ "It's ncnv time to make it all come Once the editing is complete, stu- Patricia Hidalgo and Cecilia Yuen, dents save their material onto a together," she said. seniors in broadcast journalism, Monday marks the beginning of a diskette that is uscd for the live show. They are required to supply the televi- get ready for the broadcast of hectic worloveek for the class. Update News Friday afternoon. Students meet with Provenzano to sion director, Reymolds, with a down- get her feedback on story ideas and to to-the-second account of what their hear suggestions for possible angles to report will be, including every word that is spoken during the piece. responses. pursue. At 2:10 p.m., the anchors join the After she approves their topics, stu- The finished pieces arc then loaded into a computer system and set the technical staff and do a dry run to make dents start on a three-day Informa- sure the anchors and storics are in tion-gathering journey. foundation for the show. Students must maintain the rhythm of the synch, and at 2:30 p.m., thc show is on. From shooting interviews to editing While the anchors presented their the material and putting it onto scripts because every piece is timed to the second, Reynolds said. pieces, Reynolds and his crew were diskette, the students are responsible busy making sure everything was run- for every aspect of their story. At 1:30 p.m. last Friday, an hour before the live show, Reynolds joined ning according to plan. Gabrielle Nuhn, a senior joumalism Provenzano held a timer as she major and anchor for Update News, the Update News anchors to go over the program's agenda. watched the program from thc screens said producing the news program in the technical room. takes time and effort. "The word for the day is aggressive," he said. "We need to get in a rhythm If a segment were to go 10 seconds "I put more time into this than any- beyond what WaS expected, she said thing else in my life," she said. together." Reynolds and Provenzano helped she would have to cut segments from . Last Wednesday, Nuhn set out in the bottom of the schedule to com- pursuit of visuals for a story she was the students with their tosses tran- sitions from segment pensate for the lost time. doing about a new major being offered to segment. At 1:50 p.m., Reynolds joined the "When you have six minutes left in by the Global Studies Institute that is technical crew on the set of the show the show, you have to know what to intended to benefit students interested located in Dwight Bentel Hall, to drop," she said. in finding international jobs. make sure the lighting, computer sys- After Friday's show, Provenzano said Lugging the large, outdated video tcm and crew is ready to go. it went well and according to plan, and camera and tripod supplied by Update The crew is responsible for all of the the anchors, some wearing suit jackets. NOT ALL AIR FrOF10E: R News behind her, she trekked across technical aspects of the show, and each with jeans, stepped away from their campus to the Study Abroad Office student performs the same job for the anchor console. STUDENTS P-Li ?LAMES.. with the hopes of getting some useful entire semester, said RTVF student and Provenzano said her goal is to teach shots. teleprompter operator Todd Banhazl. the class how to present the news in a GE.-.-r-ri Tk-lEIR. TUITION PA! The office was small, arid her equip- All of the stories, including inter- relaxed manner, regardless of thc stress ment was not. Nuhn had to adjust the views and everything the anchors are that accompanies producing a live show. THE AIR FORCE 15 -rrl RILL ENIO angles of the camera without knocking supposed to say, are on the prompters "The thing is not making it look so something off of one of the two desks in and he said his responsibility is to choreographed," shc said. "Nothing is the room. After getting several shots of scroll down as they speak. by accident, except mkrakes." posters boasting international themes "You have to stay alert," he said. and a shelf of binders donning the names "You can't look away from the screen." of different countries, Nuhn packed up Another vital role performed by the and went to the Career Center. RTVF students is providing a stage After obtaining permission to shoot manager who is responsible for keep- THIS IS NOT YOUR there, a process that took more than 15 ing the anchors informed as to what minutes, Nuhn set up her camera again the director wants, said stage manager DAD'S RC and took several shots of books about Victor Velazquez. CAR. traveling and international studies. "I'm the eyes and mouth for the "That s why this is so time consum- , , director," he said. Your pulse guirkens. Your heart fours An 1).1.1 j ing," she said. "You do everything." The crew is able to communicate After Nuhn was done gathering with the anchors and one another shots for her piece, she joined the rest through thc use of headsets and ear- 404. is, picking up a full Of partial s(holarshl ' . .1 of the class in the editing room, where pieces. students put together the tapes that Responsible for putting graphics Air force ROTC Get some hands-on training through one are later aired. onto the screen is Lisbet Perez, a sen- The editing room consists of four ior RTVF student. functional editing machines and two Perez said this is her fourth semester you, competitive edge ot a leodership seminar. Then enjoy soM digital editing machines that anchor working at Update News and said the MICRO R C CARS Paul Vogelsanger said no one in the experience of working for a live, com- IMPORT TOYS class Icnows how to use. mercial-free show is valuable. extra spending money in your pocket every month. Not to /tient ti 1 .1 I J A1/4 There are two screens at each editing "The advantage here for RTVF stu- ANIME GOODS table, one recorder and one that plays dents is if you want to go into a TV SPECIAL EVENTS with a guaranteed job and no student loans to poy bock. Pus the tape of the students' material. specialty, you do one thing for the The editing process is not only a les- entire semester," she said. GRAND OPENING 4i.. / son in creating a video but also teach- While the technical crew is getting your life, your limits, your mind. Apply for a scholarship today by v es students the importance of things ready behind the scenes, the OCTOBER 26 2002 ILL/ S. AIR PONCA patience, Vogelsanger said. Update News anchors Are preparing 1350 "Through trial and error, you figure for their television Appearances. EL CAMINO REAL, the Air Force ROT( Web site or rolling o a r toll -free u nib" . out what works," he said. 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