Alumna Awarded $200,500 in Civil Suit 3 OPINION by Banks Albach Rights on Feb

NMI 05 SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State University since VOLUME 124. NUMBER 19 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 2007; the his at NM X hiut Alumna awarded $200,500 in civil suit 3 OPINION By Banks Albach rights on Feb. 9, 2001, at a Sigma most people don't have the cour- After that. 15 San Jose Police McIntyre asked for the officer's I a Guest Column Daily Stuff Writer Pi house party. age to do," Kallis said. "They Department officers and three badge number. She touched his Remembering ids McIntyre's lawyer, Jeff Kallis, felt something that happened %sus CM% er,it Police Department badge vs ith tvvo fingers in order to Hunter S.Thompson p. 2 said an officer struck her with a wrong and they stood up not only Officers arrived at the scene and read the number and that is when d a A San Jose State University flashlight and mistreated her dur- to protect their rights, hut to pro- attempted to break up the Sigma Pi things took a turn for the worse. aid alumna was awarded $200.500 in ing arrest. Her husband, Brian tect everybody 's rights." party. Kalil. said. Campus police Kallis said. compensatory damages by a fed- McIntyre, an SJSU alumnus, was Kane,. %%hi, is also a professor claim that Sigma Pi asked for as- At this point, the officer hit eral district court jury Tuesday. in also at the party. in the SIM.' College of Business. sistance in clearing the party. vs hile McIntyre with his flashlight, of a civil rights case against the city After waiting more than four said the events on that night four Sigma Pi denies this, Kallis said. handcuffed her and slammed her it - of San Jose that lasted nearly a years, plaintiff attorney Jeff Kallis years ago started when a group of One ollicer asked MsInt)re to against the car before putting her month. highlights the long and difficult uninv iTed people tried to enter the lease .ind she refused. Kallis said. in the hack seat of the patrol unit. The eight -person jury, bal- road experienced by McIntyre and party at Sigma Pi house. Some of claiming that she seas siiher and McIntyre said. anced by gender, found the San her husband. the traternity members flagged ss as %%ailing for her fiance The "It's just been a really. horrible 12 Expletive Deleted Jose Police Department liable for "These young people who had doss!) police car for assistance, otticet continued to ask Stiffly re four years." she said, adding that n - Johnson's departure long overdue false arrest, battery after arrest and no experience in the legal system. but the indiv 'duals in question to leave. raising his voice and us- p. 2 violating Laura McIntyre's civil stood up and did something that were ;timid) gone, he said. ing profanity. Kallis said. until see TRIAL, page 3 :d lie

II) d. ib Basketball at coach gone 111 Aid next season Concert Review Sugarcult tour to promote suicide awareness p. 4 By Aimee Threet Doily Staff Writer

Spartan men's basketball head coach Phil Johnson cc ill mil return to his duties nest )ear according to .1 Sall lose Mercur) New, story published Tuesdac Ile vy as in his tOurth season at San Jose State Unicersit) and had a record ot 19-63. Ile also had one c ear left on his contract. In a statement released fi) Athletic Director Tom Rim en. Johnson is still the Spartans' head coac h and cc ill continue 14, be until the end of the Walton kabab Heryani season Ile did not confirm that Catch some delicious Persian Johnson vs as med. dishes p.4 "(Johnson) and I have. sits cussed the program's progress is any athletics director and head 'A Huey P Newton Story' coach \could do and vve cciii Film chronicles Black continue Ti, have these ongoing Panther's life p.4 discussions." Bowen said in a r’ii Thomas j Daily Stall prepared statement. JOHNSON A group protesting the Ashlee Simpson concert walks by the line of concertgoers prior to the show. Boss en also said he ssas aware that Johnwn's name has appeared SPOli IS in canons media and what was reported is accu- rate, Tee members of the men's basketball team Men's Basketball Fans, hecklers flock to Simpson concert shared their thoughts after learning the news. Competing for WA(' tourney spot unfortunate situation." said guard p. 5 "It's an By Rachel Hill expressed their admiration for the young and t. 011e ertgt her Mai ki Pereira strongl) Donta Wilson. who will he returning next year. Daily Skiff Writer singer. defended Simpson's SNI.oscurrence "I'm confident that the university and the athletics "I love to watch her show and watch -11t cc is kind it cisil hoc\ she handled department will bring in the I ght guy." her be a dork. ...You know that she's the SNI. thing.- said Pereira "I reall) Guard, tons ard Michael McFadden. who is a so rear said teenage concertgoer Tyler don't Mink it cc is tier lit;111, 111 ,2 11:71 I s senior. expressed his adnurat iii tor Johnson Approximately a hundred loyal tier Dickie. "She doesn't care if you like it was set up I ''lie's an honest man." McFadden said. "Ile Ashlee Simpson tans lined up outside or not, and I really like that about her. I - because she is .1 tie 55 artist gas e us all an opportunity to play I cc ill .11 she the San Jose State t 'inversity Event really like her music and can relate to a Early birds Alberto Aic antai and grateful to him for that." Center on 'Tuesday eagerly ass:ming the lot of it." Pereira began then Yvan 111 line .11 iii ni Johnsi,n could not he reached for comment. concert. infamous pop star's Dickie's friend. Jess) Chaffin. agreed in hripes 01 meeting the M star or her According to the Mercury Ness. article, pos- The "Saturday Night lave" incident with her. hand mates Poetra's \calf paid MI and sible candidates mentnitied Inc hide CC Berkeley where Simspon vs as caught lip.sy tieing "She's a really cool and a good per- she met Simpson's guitarist Ra)Brails assistant coach I 'ins Reynaud and Fresno City did not prevent her dedicated tans Irom former with a lot of energy." Chaffin and bassist /Ash Kenned) ('u1 lege head cisish Vince Wa berg shim me their support and devotion for said. "She's this big dork that you want -The) cc crc' sits nice and set) docs ti - Also mentioned in the article seas the possibil- the young di v a. to love and she's so cute." to-earth.- Pereira said -Ka) cc is a little ity that Johnson cs ill tind vsork as an assistant at Dave Ham, cs ho brought his son to Fans maintained Simpson's integ- stand-ot tish. but he's preit) cool the I inv ersny oh Southern California where his the concert, seOti: a custom-made shirt rity was still intact, despite the public Tickets tor the cut c% ere triend 1 im Floyd cc ill he the ilea head coach next with two shots of Simpson's mug on ridicule directed at the artist after her still as bi es en ionic bet. n.. ith: lithnson yv as also an assistant during Floyd's NI WS the back emblaioned with San Jose un- appearances on SNI. and the halftime tenure as the head coach of the Chicago Bulls in derneath. Younger tans ot Simpson also show of the Orange Bocci. Devoted fan see SIMPSON, page 6 the NIFA trorn 199$ to 2001. ii Parker Writer reads stones at hook signing p.6 Speaker discusses future Students honors Black History Day of PLO-Israeli relations By Peter Clark Daily Staff Writer By Erin Caballero partner on the other side," he said Caspi said. Arafat didn't help 'hilly Skiff Writer Tables stacked cc ith informa- stop terrorism, inciting violence tion about the African American against Israelis and stopping the e %petit:MC scattered the 1,1M peace process. While a small c00% il of students Pneta room in the Student 1 .1110I1 Caspr's eyes began to mist when and faculty noshed on bagels, his, on Tuesday in cinnmenn,ratioliit 'Raise tour Voice' he spoke of an Israeli %simian cc hi' and other traditional Jewish cui- Black Ilistory Day Conference discusses student sent her three children to school sine. speaker Omer Caspi. deputy "We're looking at the dinerent insolcement p. 6 on three chili:rent buses, so that it consul general of Israel. held an topics of African -American his- a suicide blew up one bus. open discussion of the perilous bomber tory that don't really get touched she would still have her other tsso road to peace in the Middle East. upon." said Natasha 1.4iv elace, a children. 'the Jewish Student Union and tumor maiming in psy.lb 'logy and This was Me in Israel snwe hillel of Silicon Valley hosted the president of the lila, k Student 2.01X), %%hen suicide bombings and Sparta Guide p. 2 "Israel and the Palestinians: !mon other :lets lit terrorism were a daily %%%%% pects" on 'Tuesday. "A lot of the time its all about %s ay of the for both sides. Casm Crossword p. 5 "Since the beginning of the year, Malciilm X and Martin Luther said. Jennifer Seigal / Staff Mire change has come than in the King !Oda) sse see topics that Even though a newly built se- Classifieds p. 5 last lour years," he said, speaking helped shape the African -American id the death oh Yasser Arafat. !m- curity harrier has stopped suicide community that aren't Malcolm X Natasha Lovelace, president of the Black Student Union, speaks to to ulct chairman of the Palestinian bombers. Casm said the road or Martin hither King." Lovelace another club member during the History Day event at the Student Union. In the background, the film "A Huey P. Newton Story" played for A min int y. later Iasi year. viewers. Newton was the co-founder and leader of the Black Panther "We waived that there was nil see RELATIONS, page 3 sof EVENT, pap 3 W TIIESPARTANDAILY COM movement. PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23, 2(X)5 EXPLETIVE DELETED Basketball coach's de arture lona awaited This shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone. It for his players conduct outside of competition. rector Chuck Bell was still running things. When Bowen came to SJSU. most people saw him shouldn't have been a surprise to any fan, any member Let's just say the words "Phil Johnson" and Bell was the man who hired Johnson back in '98, as just someone whose job it was to keep Spartan of the San Jose State University. athletic department -designated driver" aren't often used in the same then lost him to the Chicago Bulls (that's right, this football afloat, but now he has the opportunity to save and it definitely shouldn't have been a surprise to Phil breath that's unless its "Phil Johnson needs a des- man has earned an NBA paycheck, ladies and gentle- two programs. Johnson. ignated driver ... again." man) and then hired him once again. It shouldn't be hard either I mean how hard It was reported Tuesday that Johnson. who has led And through all the losses and Prior to the 20034)4 college basketball could it be to he better than Phil Johnson? the Spartan men's basketball team to an astoundingly drunk-driving infractions. Johnson kept season. ESPN ran a season preview, which My hope for the Spartans is that Bowen can do for horrific 19-63 record as head coach since 2(X)2, will his job. started out basically saying the SJSU basketball what people think he has already done for not he returning to the Spartans. This fact of life prompted a former men's basketball program was the saddest football by bringing in an established coach who is In a San Jose Mercury News article, sources told colleague of mine to say, "What does in the country. willing to turn around a program. reporter Mark Gomez that Johnson will not be return- Phil Johnson have to do to get fired? Through it all, Bell kept Johnson on as The plan is to always win and fill the scats, but ing to the SJSU sidelines after this season. Though he Coach a game without pants?" head coach. Are you kidding me? Johnson's program wasn't doing either. could have just asked anyone on the street and they It seemed the answer to the question And it wasn't just Bell who was making I expect SJSU will be able to find someone to do would have told him the same thing. didn't lie with Johnson, but with the sure SJSU would continue to embarrass both, and hopefully this time the new athletic director The only surprise about Tuesday's announcement SJSU athletic director. themselves with Johnson as coach, but in- chooses a role model as well as a coach. was that it took three years for SJSU to fire Johnson. I Tom Bowen. who was named ath- MARK CO IINEJO terim President Don Kassing. know he may. not be out there playing the games, hut letic director in December 2(X)4, has When asked why Johnson still had a job 19413' Come on. began to clean up some of the garbage that has filled here at SJSU. Kassing said he was good with "funda- And it wasn't even his record alone that gave the halls of the department for too many years. mentals." reason for his dismissal. In this age of athletes and And he should he applauded for his work. Well, fundamentals may make someone a prime coaches hieing placed under a microscope on and off The only question I have is how long would have candidate for the head basketball coach at the YMCA, Mark Cornejo is the Spartan Daily online editor. the urt. Johnson didn't do much to set an example Johnson stayed on the sidelines if former athletic di - hut not at a Division-I program. "Expletive Deleted" appears every Wednesday. WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ GUEST COLUMN

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Dear Mr. Thompson. realize that now. I'm still in total shock that you shot yourself. I Hello, my name is Adam Heyman and you have no know you love guns, hut I think that most of us ex- idea who I am. However, this is beside the point. pected that you would die of an overdose. Although for all intensive purposes this is an obitu- Although it truly is fitting. ary. it seems best that all of the readers "I've never advocated the use of drugs It's not that he can't speak... understand that I have no personal con- to anyone. They've just always worked nection to you. Our relationship relies for me." you said. . solely on the fact that you were my fa- Death by overdose would have coun- vorite author. teracted my (our) theory that drugs are ok Let's not kid ourselves Hunter, most of for those that understand the true nature our readers do not know who you were. of them. SPARTA GUIDE So let us let them know that you were the I can only hope that you were abso- one of the most influential authors and lutely fed up by the horrors in our uni- social critics of our time. verse. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students. faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three Many of my contemporaries as well Sadly. I fear that y oil were overtaken m.orking days before the desired publication date. Lntry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight , as my peers as a whole do not understand ADAM HEYMAN by the massive quantity of any number of Hemel Hall. rooni 2(19. Entries can atim he e-mailed to apartandaily0casa.ahtu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space I the impact you have had on society as illicit substances bouncing in your veins. reoi I ions ntay require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. well as journalism as a whole. But at this point the reasons for expira- TODAY undergraduate studies and a national Before we get too deep, let me preface by saying tion are not relevant. You made II decades longer than teleconference on the role of higher education. that in honor of your immortal soul I have been drink- I bet any human being however close or distant to you ing Wild Turkey all night. I had studying to do. but could have imagined. School of Art and Design once I caught wind of the news my heart grew too Dr. Gonzo. I planned on studying tonight. But the An art exhibit featuring student galleries will take Campus Greens heavy to bear. Hunter Thompson dead at the age of sudden news provided me with the overwhelming "Life and Debt" will he shown at 2:30 p.m. in the place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. 67, by a self-inflicted gunshot desire to drink Wild Turkey 101 Coatanoan room of the Student Union. For more For more information, call the gallery office at wound. and I have no regrets. You gave 924-4330. information. call Arnie at 587-2562. It is my humble belief that me the fear -- you gave me the journalism as a whole lacks loathing. I cannot ask for any- Counseling Services Asian American Christian Fellowship conviction. You were one that You finally know thing more. Eating attitude screenings will take place from A meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the saw through the sham for what My ridiculous state of mind 11 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. it was. the edge, and as can take me only so far, I have Almaden roiim. "Your Body on Eating The pure notions of fear and not your capacity for drugs or Disorders" will take place from noon to I p.m. SJSpirit loathing are rarely understood heartbreaking as pressure of deadline. these days: the complacency is So I will in the Montalvo room of the Student Union. For Candlelight worship will take place at 7 p.m. in leave the far too so strong I can smell its suffocat- it is, I could wish trusting readers with my favorite more information. call Carina Esteban at 924- the Spartan Memorial. For more information, call ing stench. quote by you: 5911). Chaplain Roger at 605-1687. I am part of a generation that for nothing better. "The Edge ... There is no lacks conviction. I will be the honest way to explain it because Catholic Campus Ministry Student Union Sport Club and first to admit that I am no help. the only people who really know ill hike place at 12:10 p.m. in the Student Health Center But with your death dies a whole where it is are the ones who have Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. A candlelight A nutrition and fitness workshop will take place at set of beliefs. gone over. The others -- the worship will take place from 7 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. in 7 p.m. in the Sport Club Lobby. For more You valued accountability living are those who pushed the Spartan Memorial. "The Bible and You" will information. call 924-6350. above many things and this is their control as far as they felt take place from 7 p.m. to X p.m, at the ministry. absolutely lacking among our society. Whereas you they could handle it, and then pulled hack, or slowed For more information. call Sister Marcia Krause at advocated fiction as the purest truth, we choke down down, or did whatever they had to when it came time 938-1610. THURSDAY the phrase "fair and balanced" like it was the word of to choose between Now and Later." allah himself. You finally know the edge, and as heartbreaking as Gomm journalism provided a truth unseen in jour- it is. I could wish for nothing better. Career Center SJSU Center for Service Learning nalism as a whole in the last decade or so. By admit- A panel will take place from noon to "Get a Job or Get a Lifer will take place from 2 p.m. in the ting that you were a part of the story you gained trust 1:3(1 p.m. to .3 p.m, in room 308 of the Instruction- Costanoan room of the Student Union. Discover without presenting the idea that you were somehow al Resources Center. It will feature an introduction the range of jobs in this field. For more objectively disconnected from the situation. To truly Adam Homan is a Spartan Daily senior staff by Robert Cooper. associate vice president lor inforniation. call Stacey Arnold at 924-6031 . understand a situation you must become a part of it. I photographer.

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continued from page 1 "The funny thing is that it Leaven. a freshman majoring in originally had nothing to do with kinesiology. and Marcus Wells, said. civil rights, this guy just wanted a junior majoring in internation- Despite a few meandering visi- to send his daughter to a closer al business, stood reciting the political rhetoric of Booker T. tors, the large room was occupied school." he said. Washington DuBois by volunteers from the Black Benjamin Henderson, a sopho- and W.E.B. op- Student Union. more majoring in political sci- in order to showcase their posing views on the education of Christopher Cooper. a junior ence, sat behind a table with im- African Americans. majoring in criminal justice, ages of Africa on its surface. "DuBois was a rat- manned a table con- litical leader more like taming information Malcolm X." Wells said. about important "It's good to learn something "He was a very educated Supreme Court deci- man. He thought that sions that related to es eryone was equal and African Americans. about African American he wanted equality now. "In my mind Washington's parents Brown s. The Board history, because it's American were slates." of Education is Wells added that the most history." impor- Washington had a differ- tant Supreme Court ent approach in attaining case Natasha Lovelace, affecting civil equality than some other rights." Cooper said. BSU president African American lead- "Linda Brown was a ers. third grader. Her dad "Washington wanted wanted to send her "Basically what I'm doing Is to accommodate rather than Ii, a white school because it was showing the industrialized parts agitate, more like Martin Luther closer, not because it was racially of Africa. the parts that aren't nor- Zach Beecher / Daily Staff King." Well said. segregated." mally shown." Henderson said. Leaven said the) all had the The school board said she Henderson said there are large same goal. just different ap- Omer Caspi, deputy consul general of Israel, speaks about the long road to peace between Palestine and couldn't attend the white school urban centers that resemble cos- proaches. israel to the Jewish Student Union on Tuesday In the Ohlone room of the Student Union. so her dad appealed to the US mopolitan metropolises around "They were both fighting for the commissioner who rejected his the world and feels the media cre- same cause, equalits. the just had continued from page asked if anti-Semitism was behind the Jewish Student Union, said he 1 claim on the basis of Plessy v. ates misconceptions about Africa ways approaching it.- the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. thought the discussion was inter- different of Ferguson, which established sepa- by repeatedly focusing on a few The new president of Palestine. esting, though more of a lecture. 1...CaVe II said. ,111111.1IIC hettsecii the two nations rate but equal in 1892. Cooper select items. Lovelace Mahmoud Abbas, lends a moder- "Being Jewish. all we ever want During the esent st ill a time w. said. "People shouldn't just accept speaking ate voice to the Palestinian side. is peace." Farkas said. floated around the room The Ohtut. and religious di- In the 1954 case the Supreme what the media says," Henderson with seemittgls un- calling on all Palestinians to re- "Peace will come when people the volunteers. odes between Israel Court put its foot down and said said. "You should do your own It its and a yet- sort to peaceful methods of protest want it." fazed by the attendance ro-he-recoginied Palestinian state separate wasn't equal, he said. research and draw your own con- "I think we hate a III( Ot good rather than extremism and vio- Caspi said the only way for the seem almost ludicrous. said Dy Ian Ciamer said it was ironic that clusions because the media is just information here... Loselace said. lence. Caspi said. Jewish community to survive is to the Brown decision was such a going to show you what it wants Smeder, a member of the Jew ish Leaders, such as Egyptian sign peace agreements. "IC+ good to learn something about siiident I 'mon. momentous step in gaining equal- you to know." histors. hei.ause President Anwar Sadat and Israeli "We want to live side by side. Atnean Amencan ity. Throughout the event Anthony We 're all Semites. 'Shalom' Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, We want to live in peace." he said. it American history - t the kw ish word for peace) and were assassinated for trying to "(However) we learned the hard 'Salaam' (the Arabic word for create a solution to the Israeli- way not to have high expectations. pea. ci it ill tomes from the Palestinian conflict. As long as this situation exists, .uttutti.alitions." he said, when Eric Farkas. another member if there can be no peace." CHECK US OUT AT WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM TRIAL - Videotape evidence persuades jury

continued from page 1 Hospital. said this trial did not possible and because of the nature revenge, because she of the case, the city will he forced to was nes er charged. She added that pay all of McIntyre's court costs. Center for Literary Arts she %VWs diagnosed with post-trau- going to trial was necessary to start The case was filed in October mans stress disorder and takes the healing process. 2001. under federal statute 41 College of Humanities and the trts medication for depression. "It was a huge sigh of relief U.S.C. 1983. also known as the -Hie se.. taxi part of my 20s was and I ant definitely glad I did it, Civil Rights Act of 1871, and also taken .iss t% t rt tin me." McIntyre it's to under state claims for battery and said because something I needed do to let it he known that my cis il false arrest. David Rollo and Robert Sc! John I aWs I/1 the campus rights were taken :mils from me." Burchfeil. both senior attorneys for ZZ Packer e. it lit, testified on hehalf of city is big and the city of San Jose who were repre- 2004 Commonwealth Club Silver Medal for First Fiction S11'1). remembers the esents on McIntyre said. "The one person. senting the SJPD. were unavailable Alex Award Author of Drinking Coffee Elsewhere that night differently. I am but one person 2004 for comment. U.S. District Court "I didn't see any thing that the can make a difference." Judge James Ware presided over Author of: S.IPI) did ss rtit4.2 that night." he McIntyre said a maim turning the trial. said. point in the trial came with the in- Drinking Coffee Elsewhere McIntyre. previously in the nurs- I its s said he felt the issue re- troduction of a s ideotape a Sigma ing program. and her husband, a % tilt 01 around juti ',diction because Pi member made that night of Wednesday, February 23,2005 McIntyre being escorted to the ear. business major with an emphasis in tic .11111111, polk L. requested the marketing and president of Sigma Reading and book signing SIN ) ii assist them with the party. Some police officers testified that Pi, both graduated from SJSU in College of Music and Dance Concert Hall, SJSU Ile said lie didn't think the SJI'D she was belligerent. resisting arrest December 215)1. slit told he he lit I esp. insible. and had to be restrained by two of- 7:30 p.m. Loss also said he was "sur- ficers, she said. 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If you have questions, feel free to call (888) 2004 2005 964-0092 or visit us on-line at www.readinmprograincorgheacbinOoba. PAGE 4 SPARTAN DAILY AEtE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23, 2005 Persian cuisine offers flavorful flair Black Panther draws three Film screening held in honor of Black History Month By Ashley Little styles, the restaurant includes a -We welcome all ethnicities," Daily Staff Writer vegetarian and low-carb section Puoran said. "It's good that every- By Peter Clark graduate, despite the fact he never to free yourself." in its menu. The restaurateurs one comes and tries everything." Daily Staff learned to read. Newton eventually was freed want everyone to be able to enjoy All of the restaurant's fresh Newton taught himself to read in 1972, but by then the Panthers by listening to been infiltrated by the FBI Wouldn't it be nice if people the food, and the variety of food food has its own unique taste, with records of Vincent had Price reading poetry and follow- and their effectiveness as a politi- could go out to eat and feel like proves that. each dish including its own sepa- The Black Student Union of- been greatly dimin- they never left home? After taking an order for a de- rate ingredient and spices. Nothing fered a viewing of "A Huey P. ing along on the album cover and cal entity had developed a passion for books. He ished. Isfahan Kabob Beryani, a farn- licious chicken kabob, the hos- will taste the same. pitable management and cooks Each dish comes with rice and III VII IV enrolled in law school, but only to It was at this time that the UI II IV brought out potato salad unlike saffron. The mild, buttery fla- be a better criminal. Panthers moved away from their any original recipe. This had a new vor goes perfect with the zestful Newton Story" Monday night in In 1966, Newton began the violent approach and began pro- ily-owned Persian restaurant, does Persian twist unlike any' other, with chicken. The taste is one that is the Mosaic Cross Cultural Center. Black Panther Party with Bobby viding more community services just this. capers in the salad. unforgettable. Only three people showed up Seale. The Panthers came on the such as the breakfast program. When customers walk through What topped off the whole din- The dessert is a must. From the for the screening held in the mem- national political scene with the which fed children in urban areas the door, they are welcomed with ing experience was the amazing flaky decadent Bakhlava, a Persian ory of Malcolm X's assassination ferocity of the animal they used each morning, free ambulance warmth, friendliness, and made to relationship the owners had with pastry made with cinnamon, to the and in honor of the culture and for their mascot. Adopting a vio- services, sickle cell testing and feel at home. their customers. They offered such addicting Persian ice cream, one politics week of Black History lent approach to creating racial giving lectures on black history. The calm and quiet atmosphere a personal touch that you can't find cannot leave without trying the Month. equality, the Panthers felt the Still. Newton's legal problems is perfect for someone who has anywhere else. mouth-watering desserts. The va- In the adaptation of the one- American power structure was continued and he became further had a busy day and needs to relax. Trying to connect and bring riety of desserts goes along with man play, directed by Spike Lee. oppressive and responsible for dependent upon drugs and al- The home-style dinner tables add more people into their restau- Persian tea and other beverages. Roger Guenveur Smith plays the plight of the black people, and cohol. In 19149 he was shot and a comfortable feel to the family - rant. Mohammed and Puritan The prices range from $2.99 Newton, co-founder of the Black was therefore unjust and illegal. killed by a drug dealer on the owned restaurant. Pourmotamed invite San Jose to $9.49 for meals, and customers Panther Party. Police were viewed as both streets of Oakland. Compared to most other restau- State University students with a can get the Bakhlava for SI and the The film traps the viewer in a the enforcers and perpetrators of In the crescendo of the movie, rants, Isfahan Kabob Beryani has valid student ID to come in and Persian ice cream for $2.75. which cage with Newton for 90 minutes, this injustice. so members of the as Newton is talking in tongues excellent customer service along enjoy their food at a 10-percent is worth every penny. as the fair skinned black-revolu- Panthers, armed with shotguns. in a chemical stupor. he tells the with irresistible food, a rarity in discount. "We have low prices, but ex- tionary chain-smokes Kool ciga- would patrol to make sure the po- story ot a IRA's geek. A geek is most restaurants. They offer delivery very ice with cellent-quality food," Mohammed rettes laced with amphetamine lice committed no crimes against locked in a cage and forced to bite Customers are always greeted a discount, esen for an SJSL: gath- said. and spits out his life story. black people. the heads off of chickens. This is with a smile and a kind hello. ering. Don't get confused by other Born in 1942. Newton's fam- On one of these patrols. Newton all he has been trained to do. After Their food is always served Although it is a small and Persian restaurants this restau- ily moved to Oakland from became engaged in a shootout and he performs this act the geek fresh and hot, and includes ka- quaint restaurant, it always has the rant stands out on its own. Louisiana to avoid the repercus- killed a policeman. His conviction throws a hone into the audience bobs, kubidehs, cutlets and more. customer's needs at heart. Isfahan Kabob and Beryani is sions of a fight with a white man. of voluntary manslaughter rallied as they call him a freak. Newton Kubideh is ground meat that is Since the restaurant's opening located at 3014 Union Ave. in San In school Newton felt the heavy many in the nation around the slo- calls him a geek. it is the audience formed into a kabob full of flavor. June II. 2004. it has had its doors Jose. Stop by and it will he an ex- hand of racism that ran rampant gan of "Free Huey." In response he calls the freaks for their rapture To accommodate different life- open to any one. perience of a lifetime. during the 1950s. but managed to Newton replied. "First you need with the geek. Tour raises awareness for teen suicide By Banks Albach Network, along with the National ing a picture of The Who's Pete fact much of diklience Daily Staff Writer Mental Health Association are Townsend that while music was unaware of Take Action's launching the Youth America styles may change. the spirit and cause. Hotline, which gives young peo- message in rock 'n' roll remains Danielle Flores a 14 y eat -old One piece of fan mail from ple in crisis the chance to contact the same. from San Francisco. vs ho had a desperate youth was enough peers through phone a call. "At least since the '60s. rock towed her father along expressly for lead guitar player Marko 72 The Take Action lineup also 'n' roll has gone hand in hand for Sugarcult, said she didn't includes Hawthorne Heights. with activism and raising aware- know what Take Action was. REVIEW Hopes Fall and Plain White T's. ness." he said. "With this tour. hut said she was happy .1 portion we get to take it to another level of her ticket sale was going to a of Sugarcult to realize raising Ten percent of Take Action ticket sales go and promote something else be- good cause especially since awareness about suicide was a directly to the Kristin Brooks Hope sides just our band. We need to she paid for it. good cause. Center. which op- encourage the government to Kay lie tordingly 16 -year- Because he spends his life erates the Hopeline network and a recognize mental health with the old from Marin. cf old only around music. Marko said he the I -ROO- same urgency guess what the tour was about feels it is the hest form of com- SUICIDE ho- that it recog- from a Sub ( (1) munication for just about any- tline. nizes physical she bought. iv Inch benefits the one especially teenagers, and For the "With this tour, disabilities Hopeline network a, %sett. headlining the Take Action Tour bands on Take Unlike Regardless. the point of Take in San Francisco on Monday Action. step- we get to take it to some Fillmore Action is to empower people night at the Fillmore seemed an ping onto the shows in the through education and aware- excellent way to reach out. stage at the another level and past, the bar- ness. said 1.i nu, !Nissen owner id "The climate in your life is Fillmore is tenders had Sub City records. affected by music and friends," like taking a promote their work cut The tau these teens learned he said. "When 1 vs a1 a kid, mu- trip through out for them about suicide and 'fake Action sic played to each chapter in my music history. something else trying to sell is exactly what the tour is stro - life. Alone as you might feel and The walls are drinks. not ing for. just when you are about to lose lined with besides just our because the Passim said the basis of the hope, you might hear a song photographs crowd wasn't Take Action Tout is empowering on the radio that speaks to you. of every major band." but be- people to take matters into their Sometimes that's all you need, to rock 'n' roll cause the vast us% it hands. It ins olves not imly know you're not alone." artist since majority of action, hut conscience, passion With the help of Sub City the '60s, with the crowd was and talent, he said. Records, which teams up every rock icons Marko 72, under 21. "Our mission is creating a year with the I lopeline Network such as Jerry More im- better world one voice and one to organize the lake Action Tour. Garcia, Beck, lead guitarist portantly. action at a time," Kissel] said. Marko and Sugarcult have been Radio head though, these "Even if you're not interested in traveling the country tor the and Jimi kids and mental health, don't wait tOr the Neal Waters / May Staff last three weeks raising suicide Hendrix greeting the next gen- young adults are all part of the government or anyone else to awareness. The tour has sold eration of music enthusiasts as demographic that the Hopeline make things better." Tim Pagnotta, lead singer and rhythm guitarist of Sugarcult, plays to an out almost every venue so far. they flow up the stairs, into the Network is concerned about. An important aspect in enthusiastic crowd at Mondays "Take Action Tour." including The I louse of Blues in theater. According to the National spreading the message Mule on The "Take Action Tour" teamed up with the National Hopeline Network to raise Los Angeles last week, Before the doors opened, Mental Health Association. tour is setting petitions for fans awareness of mental health Issues. This year. the Hopeline Marko pointed out while study- which is now linked with Ii, sign. Butler said the amount Hopeline. suicide is the third of signatures generated enough leading cause of death among pressure for Congress to pass the 10% off with Student ID LSAT GMAT DAT OAT NCLEX youths, with nearly 5,00(1 Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act GRE MCAT Americans between ages 14 to which President George W. Bush 24 taking their own lives each signed in October. Downtown Location year. Named after Sen. Gordon Suicide is the second leading Smith's. R -Ore., son who com- 173 W. Santa Clara St. cause of death among college mitted suicide late last year, this San Jose, CA 95113 How would age adults, according to the as- act pros ides resources for sui- sociation. cide prevention. For Reese Butler, director of As Sugarcult and the rest www.britanniaarms.com you score? the Hopeline Network, raising of the line-up head north to suicide awareness stems from Kirtland and Seattle. where Take a FREE practice test at the personal devastation of los- they vs ill continue to draw large ing his 2M -year-old wife, Kristin crowd, to sold-out Kaplan's and find out. venues, more Entertainment: Test Drive Brooks Russel. She committed money will he generated for suicide in 1994 after a down- Youth America Hotline. an orga- Monday: Poetry Slam Saturday, February 26 ward spiral caused by poorly- nization that prides itself on the treated depression, drug induced importance of confidentiality for 9am - MCAT, DAT, GMAT, ORE, LSAT, DAT & OAT side -effects and sleep depriva- all callers, Butler said. Tuesday: Trivia & Karaoke 12:30pm - NCLEX tion. At this point. he turned to And for Marko, the identities advocacy. of rock 'n roller and flag hearer "It seemed Wed, Thur, Fri: Live Music Call or visit us online today to reserve your seat! selfish to not help will keep converging. Being part the great issue which was pro- of something this big, he said, viding help to all people who really puts things in perspective. Saturday: Live DJ may he contemplating suicide." "It just goes to show that even Butler said. "It's really what if all you set out to do was only. Sunday: Karaoke brought me into the advocacy play music, it ids% ay. gets bigger 1-11118-KAP-TEST /AAUP( IA work that I do." than that. RIM k 'n' roll is a cul- Jagermeister Machine! haptest.com/testerive Underscoring the urgency ture of outt..o, iaid everyone is Win a with which Butler works was the ins fled " "Ask for Details" '" t.I If.ro respectove creerlor% 5 FEBRUARY 23. 2(K)5 --- WEDNESDAY SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY PAGES Spartans look to poach Owls again Browns release Garcia By Aimee Threet CLEVELAND (AP) Jeff has said he would like to re-sign Garcia is officially without a Kelly Holcomb. who can become Doily Staff Writer team, and the Cleveland Browns a free (.7s agent on March 2. are officially without a proven Holcomb has been BI with the quarterback. Browns since 2001 but his stay The Spartans had two disappointing losses The Browns released Garcia in Cleveland has been marred by against to Drake University last Saturday dur- on Tuesday, formally ending injuries. ing ESPN's Bracket Buster and to Boise State a one-year relationship that He missed 10 games in 2002 he University on Monday. The Spartan's men's seemed doomed from the outset. with a broken leg, three games in basketball team will be heading back on the There was no fanfare as the club 2003 with another broken leg and road this coming weekend to improve their chose not to release a statement torn ligaments and four games last Cs or give a reason for cutting ties season with broken ribs. with Garcia. Holcomb, who'll turn 32 in BASKETBALL Last week. the Browns an- July, has not been working out Le Overall record WAC record nounced their intention to nd at the team's facilities in subur- 6-18 3-11 themselves of Garcia, who signed ban Berea. But he visited Savage a four-year. $25 million free and new Browns coach Romeo Next home game, agent contract with Cleveland last Crennel last week, perhaps the first er March 3 vs. Fresno SW* March. Garcia's departure leas es sign that he is interested in staying the Browns with only prospects with Cleveland. record before the Western Athletic Conference Luke McCown and Josh Hams Holcomb's agent. Frank Bauer. Tournament in March. under contract at quarterback. could not be reached tor comment The Spartans are hoping to play strong General manager Phil Savage Tuesday. against Rice University on Friday. said guard Donta Wilson and guard/forward Michael McFadden. The Spartans beat Rice 90-85 at the Event Kournikova's accused stalker Li Center on Jan. 29. The Spartans made a high percentage of their shots and forced Rice into a high number of turnovers. It was also a game pleads innocent to charges that saw Marquin Chandler score a career- high 33 points. Four other players on the team MI \Ystl tAPi A homeless Circuit Judge Diane Ward scored in double digits, and with the victory, the man Used of stalking tennis set a trial date for May 2 for Li Spartans equaled their total wins of the 2003-04 star Anna Koumikova pleaded Lepeska. who sat in LI court with season. Daily .file photo innocent Tuesday to battery- and his arms handcuffed behind his Rice is currently 11-1(1 overall, and 8-6 in other charges stemming from back. the conference and is 11-3 at home. looking for revenge." game and did not play in the conference tour- his arrest on her neighbor's pi.x)I Lepeska is accused of swim- "They will be more intense and more con- The Spartans have never swept Tulsa in a nament. patio. ming nude across Biscayne Bay. fident at home." Michael McFadden said season series. Both McFadden and Wilson are hoping to William Lepeska. 40, has hound for Kournikova's $5 mil- "They'll come out harder too." It will also he the last time the Spartans will avoid the play -in game this year ss MI a few been jailed in a psychiatric unit lion Sunset Island estate Jan. 30. On Sunday afternoon. the Spartans will take play Rice and Tulsa. as the two teams are leav- more wins. on $250010 bond. He was arrested when he turned inn the Unisersit1, of Tulsa at the Event Center. ing the WAC and x% ill be joining Conference 'We're focusing on finishing the season He could face 30 years in up at the wrong house and start- LI Tulsa is 7-17 iserull and 3- I I in the conference. USA next year. The Spartans have four games strong and gaining some momentum for the state prison if convicted of ed yelling. -Anna! Sae The Spartans also heat Tulsa at their last meet- left until the WA(' Tournament. The Spartans tournament.- said McFadden. two counts of battery on police Lepeska. ssho has the name ing 76-69 al the Event Center. The Spartans had are currently in last place in the WAC. The The Spartans will return home nest swek- otticers, resisting arrest and Anna tattooed on his right arm, two comehaL I., and were building a winning play -in game is for the List tsso teams in the end for games against Fresno State at 7 p.m. burglary, all felonies. He also has served a prison term in streak until losing three in a row. conference and allows the ictor to participate on Thursday and the Unisersity it NC, .ida at !ace. misdemeanor charges of Wisconsin for stabbing a man "It will be a challenge for us," Wilson said. in the WA(' tournament. Last year the Spartans 2 p.m. on Saturday. 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SIMPSON Splashing around ... Groups invite students continual from pogo 1 to teleconference show started. Mike Powell. the box office agent for the Event Center. By Jean Blomo ment without requiring it." said estimated that 3.600 tickets had Daily Staff Writer Sarah Lubecki. a junior majoring been sold for the event, leaving in political science. about 1100 tickets still available. Lubecki said she has done vol- SJSU student Megan Lewis said Students, faculty members and unteer mirk in the San Jose com- she was able to purchase a front- administrators are invited to at- munity and plans on volunteering row seat the day of the show. "I tend the second annual "Raise in the Dominican Republic at an knew since it was just me that I Your Voice" national teleconfer- orphanage. might have a chance at getting a ence today to discuss the role of To increase student involve- front-row seat, so I went for it," universities in promoting civic ment. Lubecki said. "I think tor- Lewis said. engagement. ganiz.ationsi should advertise in Bay Area radio stations also The Center for Service Learning. classes, especially sociology and Janet Mendoza, left, came out to support the event and political science departments." a seventh -grader at the Faculty Senate Committee and pass out free stuff to the "Raise Your Voice" considers concertgo- Hoover Middle School, Academic Technology are spon- ers. the purpose of higher education Wild 94.9, Star 101.3 FM and splashes her friend soring the event, which will take if universities are meant to train Radio Disney 1310 AM were on Ofelia Navarrete, a place from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m, in room students for careers or political hand at the event providing music fifth -grader at Lowell 3011 of the Instructional Resource involvement, or both, according and entertainment for people wait- Elementary School, Center. ing for the concert. while playing in the "Raise Your Voice- is a cam- to information provided by the Not everyone who came to the fountains near Tower paign put on by the Campus Center for Service Learning. event were Simpson supporters Lawn. Compact. said Michael Fallon, Participation in organizations. however. program coordinator for the Center such as student clubs, fraternities Protesters demonstrated outside for Service Learning. and son irities, can offer students the Event Center jeering concert- According to the Campus volunteering opportunities in the goers and poking fun at the actress- Compact Web site. "Campus commumtv. said Linh Wguy en, an turned-singer. The protest signs Lorry Thomas Compact is a coalition of college administrative support coordinator twisted the lyrics to Simpson's / Daily Staff and university presidents rep- in the Student Life and Leadership popular songs to taunt the singer Photographer resenting some 5 million students Center. with slogans "La La paloser" and who are committed to fulfilling "We encourage student involve- -Ashlee should be against the LAw the public purposes of higher edu- ment in the univ ersity.. hut %V hope Law." cation." it transfers mer to imokement in "We are interested in getting the community." Wguyen said. students engaged in the commu- Blake Balajadia, a with n major nity.," Fallon said. ing in human resinirces. and a sin The Pevv (*burnable Trust states. dent assistant at Student Lite and "Civic engagement can take many Leadership said he didn't do ati Center for Literary Arts brings renowned i.olunte er us oirk hetore jinning liii forms. trtml !MIR idUal volunteer- ism to organizational involvement I raternity. Alpha Kappa Omega. to electoral participation.' Wgus en said the Student late author ZZ Packer to share short stories Robert Cooper. the associate and Leadership Center also trains ice president of undergraduate students for new student orient& studies. s', ill pro% ide an introduc- t ii in. By Mayra Flores characters, brings a fresh and vig- ings." Packer said of what's to said. "She's going to he huge, tion helllre I he teleconfereme is "Many (It these students go on Daily Staff Writer orous voice into American fiction, come this week. and people will regret not seeing aired and discuss how SJSU pro- to do community work.- she said. and is just plain funny s eiy dillic Lilt to as hell." "It's translate her in retrospect. The Center for motes 511Idelli ins Ilk mem in the The teleconference %k ill also ZZ Packer has had her fic- Writ MI 1% mils ocally. I want Literary. Arts is doing great things. community Fallon said. consider lioc% prepared students tion published in several literary good and exciting reading rather and bringing 12. Packer to SJSU The thick, sultry voice of fic- "It is the school's responsibility are to -c oils and 11%e in a Ill', erS4: magazines, including The than drowning prose," tion writer ZZ Packer will fill the New she said. is one of them." to encourage community inv olv e- dellii tal:), air as she reads from her book, Yorker. Harper's Magazine and Packer mentioned possibly' "Drinking Coffee Elsewhere," Ploughshares. reading trom either one of her sign copies and has conversations "Her work is very carefully short stories. "Brownies" or "Easy with the audiences on campus. constructed, but not too clean." To Sell." "I think students can benefit said Vennessa Dimmock, an It's hard to read from longer enormously." Mitch Berman. di- English major. "She gives her pieces because then they base to rector of the Center for Literary work the right balance of humor he cut. she said. Arts. and sacrifice, as far as what the Mitch Berman said he's proud "Packer characters to be able to bring such a fresh is one of the have going young %nice to San Jose Stale few authors on within Universits. weve had at "Her work is very each story. - Packer is one ot the most hyped the Center Packer's authors around. and her work is for Literary carefully work is promising. Dimino. k said. Arts who is among the "She's very young, and most of the same constructed. ..." required students at SJSL priihably think generation as books for the authors that coins. in :11111ThIS the students. the Phelan are old and boring.- Dimino,* Packer's Seminar young char- Vennessa class this se- acters speak mester. directly to Dim mock, "I think that it's $' students, who feel a direct student great." and instantly Packer said. 140_.? "It es- recognizable tNe(13fA 7 37 ea for 25 pecially NO PROB connection 5 78 ea in, SO to Packer's expands a 499 e. In, 100 - writer's audience, and a college people, her writing, her world. It's (408) 616-7700 CENTURY their world." audience that spends so much Ir I . GRAPHIC She is also the youngest writer time on the writing and studying Mown P.m., the center has brought to campus the literature, it's great." Packer kinvw.cqshirts.com. in at least a decade. Berman said. said. 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