CSU Aims to Increase Black Enrollment

SPARTAN DAILY VOLUME 125, NUMBER 39 Serving San Jose State \ (y\ 1..N1131 it. :005

"Pingue and the Brain," L gir Opinion Page 2 er"---dre__ CSU aims to increase black enrollment

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Free nutrition counseling for San Jose State University students provided by the Nutrition I I, Ji Cies, Internet 'ii'- Education Action Team is available Monday through Ic t, iteless 111111111 \ e. Thursday inside the Sports Club. t,11e111.111Is Nei i 1.,:t2111 ill \ 1,,..11,1, Is 11,155 In 11Ie Students can sign up at the nutrition desk for a 30- 1051.111,111,11 ,I1,1 11111,111:0 1111111 minute counseling session w ith one of the nutrition soniellIne Ill I /,,,11111e1. s.11,1 111,11e,. I 111.1114',C1 graduate students providing the service. 12i. limit Volk', "We start with a basic form where we basically ask 1111ded 111.111115 1, 111,. LP.: State them why they have come and what kinds of topics I 1115,1,11 \ 1.11ed Sttt,leiiis.11Ie ,icisst,ik IS they want to talk about." said Kati l'osselius. one of ,1111,1.1Cti .111t1 11111 hi 1 1111 l'sinsist.. four graduate students participating in the counseling Slenhell 11, 111. 111101 Mallon lectinohn2 stip- this semester. "We use all this Itt talk about how they' sdid lit is ,n..eincd are eating in terms of how much they exercise and it a I's the 111110 111e 11e55 Ilelt1.111s 5511 lilt_ill', he some other factors." implcinenit:d on t. alum's. it max be out ,,l date for One of the forms students receiving nutrition coun- -.iitticttls I.' th, ne, ill need 55 seling will complete is a 24-hour recall of what they heist 'uk Ill ate during the pre ious day. This helps the counselor os ate 'Ilea SISI (ins' .1,.otints and then use gauge their daily eating habits and allows the stu- Ole` aillitcnItcIle to the rr-.- dents to see foods they may be lacking in their diet. It licicss nets, ot k %\ Tow in one ot his Hog 7,..’7!Mmgr="4122.11 Fossilius said. There are many reasons students seek the counsel- \ItJill, 1c In the S.111 lose Merciias News, ing. everything from vegetarian concerns and sports ( Mlle, 1,,1 its 55.5 nutrition to losing weight and vitamin deficiency. she I nct \ mks fin die San said. I I III, iS..tl. 1 r1/111,11,1101.1itiliiIil heap' \ 111111 11Ie "This semester, it seems students are more !mei .'11111,' .11 \ st111.11,. 11111e, 11110 onc 1112 55 ',vie, ested in the general health of their nutritional habits 111,1 lie! 11,11 stiii. Se.\ lel \ 1111e she said. "Everyone comes for a different reason but 'sloan said the money being spent on keep- we try and tailor it to their specific needs." .1.. odic, people titan using the network should Freshman pre-nursing major Jelin,' !licks took ad- .ilI spent on improving it. to follow San vantage of the program after seeing the poster while I 1.111k I 1,.. IlY Ptill 11FPROSSIAN / DAILY STAFF she was working out at the Sports Club. not understand why we don't just make

"I thought it would he a good way to see if I M. as the new ss !tele.. network free and open to the eating the right things." she said. "When we did the public." Sloan said. It, in) opinion the SJSC()ne 24-hour recall of what I had eaten the previous day, I Day of the 1ea4 autI:tit:awn method will complicate and hinder hadn't had any yegetahles." easv use 0 1 Me w netm o k It has been difficult for her to make healthy foo(1 ABOVE: Nehal Abuelata, a junior at 5al I Jo,,e .:Shoal]. tillormation technology man- State University minoring in Spanish, sells Pan choices while is ng and eating on campus and using ?war. age,. said Mc netv. oil, xi ill not he out of date and a meal plan, she said. de Muerto, traditional Mexican sweetbread, at that this I. the 1110.t ',Tula'. solution. "I have been trying to change my diet, but it's the Day of the Dead Altar in front of Sweeney 't I lie is Hetes,' shouldn't date the technol- was sponsored by hard." she said. "I buy more fruit from the Village Hall on Tuesday. The altar , all ..iid It should , ompatible with The Circulo Hispanico, a nonprofit student Market or I pay more attention to what I am eating now Right now. it's not outdated. organization at San Jose State University whose now." Xt clic end 111 tin 11filt as!. 111.1 he three main mission is to celebrate Latin-American living at Campus Village this 11,111 II Ille I I ill. it1,111110111 \\ ill With many students culture on campus. year. eating healthy takes a conscious et lort on their su wall .11,, said this is the easiest solution for part, Fossilius said. students !Ida 11,155 "It is realistic, but it's not sass she said. "It takes I Ills Is 111, 111,1,1 c11,, Ilse so hi,ltuiti see WIRELESS, page 4 see NUTRITION, page 4 Chicken joint hopes to spice up S.J. (4' Santa Clara restaurant to open new location near campus BY CHRISTINA YOUNG in the 11,..! mum,' ,.! ‘,,Hcintler. said Ernesto s stem. \\Inch is composed ohI a !mod that goes Day Staff Centleias. IIIc,,nIctii ,,t SJSC chapter of twin the center of Ow restaurant. through the Delta I pstIon floors above and 11, the San Jose State I'no ersay \\ illno Cendetas .1111 Ile looking lorward to the The hood inuq bc cos ered in an alumi- longer have to trio el to Santa Chita to take on opening til the San lose los:mon. num-like lire n rap tit meet sate() standards, the 9-1-I Challenge General Inallagel Mali "A lot oi iiiis. .11,' L. \tiled about that." McClean said. McClean said UM% ersity Chicken's location i,n Cendems stith Its ills! 01,1,11 h' li.tse i place ti "That wrap took them 1 2 days longer than Third Street in dim 111055 11 San Jose WIII open hang out. And the ,111, ken is (calls good. - it was supposed to.- said McClean. " fhe com- next weekend ;it the earliest. Ile said the Santa ( liii iestdui ant Is d popu- pany we're using It' do ow- hood had 'loci done "We want Ill be the spot where the students lar ltangt nit tor some SIM' Maculates and Ii before because it '5 a new requirement." go," McClean said. "We it letcheap beer and sororities alter chaplet meetings on Monday McClean said n MCC the wrap \\ as taken care PHIL BEDROSSIAN / DAILY STAFF (show) sports a lot ol college sports. We're nights. w hen the restaurant selves punts 01 beer of, the company that was lilted NI build a wall III TV, and a big scieen." for it' I. around the sent built into 1111.k:signaled spac- From left, Nghia Ly, Hoang Nguyen and Chris Khuth enjoy some going to have Upsilon frater- McClean said the San Jose restaurant's ing. finger food during University Chicken's half-price winger night held The &NU chapter of Delta fra- grand opening was held back about a month on Tuesday's between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. University Chicken is nity held an event for new members of the its smok.: ventilation see CHICKEN, page 3 opening a new location downtown at 29 Third Street. ternity at the University Chicken in Santa Clara due to delays in installing PAGE 2 SPARTANDAILY OPINION WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2005

PINGUE AND THE BRAIN Being successful in life means different things to everyone "What do you want to be when you grow up?" the Personally. when I seas 10. I wanted to be like my olden" the high school grad says. lege major. adult asks. mom and be a nurse. At that age we tend to idolize I have a friend who graduated with a degree in "I want to be like Superman and save peoples' the adults around us and think that whatever mom and There have been so many times where I had heard anthropology and went back to school to get her lives," the 5-year-old answers. dad do is what we should do. this statement from my friends. What we realtor's license. wanted to do when we were young became I think we are all holding out for something bet- When we are young, the sky is the limit when it "I don't know what I want to be when I impractical when we became older. ter. We all want to do something we love, but society comes to our future. Our imaginations are bigger than grow up," the I4-year-old says. I've always wondered, "What does suc- tells us to be practical, to be stable, to have a steady what life really is. What we see around us influences "Probably whatever Jane is going to cess really mean?" You could be successful income, because that is all that matters in life. our minds at such a higher level. be." in life with a family and rich with happi- I've noticed that no one ever says. "I want to be When I was about 5. I wanted to be a model like ness. Or you could be successful in a busi- happy," or "I want to be healthy." Why is that?! think Cindy Crawford. with no worries about my height. In their early teens, many kids lose their ness and become the president of a compa- it's because we think making a living will make us because I knew that if I wanted to. I would grow to be imaginations and are influenced more by ny and be rich with material things. happy. five 5 feet 10 inches tall. their friends than parents. The only reason why I chose to major in If I've learned anything in college, this would be it: No one tells you when you are 5 that something is There is so much insecurity in the minds photojournalism was because photography Do what you love to do, not what anyone else wants that the only thing they are was the only thing I enjoyed in high school you to do. impossible. of young teens YVONNE PINGUE worrying about is what they are doing the and I was on the high school newspaper. I Maybe we all will finally be what we want to be "I want to be a firefighter" the JO-year-old says. next day. The future for them is far away. thought, "What the hell. I'll glee It a try." when we grow up. "Why?" the adult asks. When I was that age. I really had no idea what I "Because it's dangerous, I get to drive a truck and wanted to do. It wasn't until I was about a junior in "I still don't know what I want to do stall my life," be a hero." the I0-year-old replies. high school that I had some idea of what I wanted to the fifth year college senior says. be. I was going to either be a lawyer or work in inter- As we get older, we develop a better understand- national relations while having French be my second After switching majors three or four times in col- ing of what we can achieve. We base our motives on language. lege, we still don't know what we want to do. Fumune Pingue is a Spartan Daily production what we see in the media and how that profession is There are many people who graduate with a degree Mao, "Pingue and the Brain" appeiu is rery other perceived. "I'm QOM': to be and ro h when I'm and get a lob that hose nothing to do with their col. ltIlIIs sday.

GUEST COLUMN Write letters to the editor and submit Sparta Guide information online. Visit our Web site at www.thespartandaily.com. You may also Turkey's application to join submit information in writing to DBH 209.

Sparta Guide is provided free lir charge to students, faculty and staff menthers.The deadline for EU is far from being complete entries is n three working days before the desired publication date. Space restrictions ma) require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in w hich they are received. Joining the Luropean 111011 Is big deal I ol be,ause of their relationship %s ith Cy prus, a recent TODAY Orientation .4dvisers country. It means the joining country would have addition to the EU. Applications to become an orientation adviser ,ac access to all the EU has to offer. For example. the Cs prus. a former British colony, is composed of Vietnamese Student Association due Friday in Student Life and Leadership. 1. or more Ell's central banking system, which created a single !Mini!, Greek descendants and some Turkish descen- currency, called the Euro, is shared by most mem- dants. A meeting ss ill be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. information, contact Julie Salandanan at 924-.5972 ber states and is helping to stabilize the European In 1974. there (% as a Greek military coup to over- in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For LISt Gilleges Against Cancer economy. thrms the gosernin,nt of Cyprus. At that time, the more information, contact Chinh Vu at cc There ill be a meeting from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m in the Member states are also eligible for regional aid Turkish military invaded, saying the soldiers were 821-7444. Guadalupe room of the Student Union. For more offers, like farm subsidies. as \eelt as open travel and there to proteo the Turkish Cypriots. .SI/SU Catholic Campus Ministry information. contact Kim at 687-5778. trade between EU states Ilus and the heightened floss ever, by the end of the ordeal. Turkey instead Mass will be held at 12: I 0 p.m. in the SJSU Catholic .Marketing Asso, lotion security and political eds h. is enough to make it occilpied nearly 36 percent of the country, including Campus Ministry chapel. For more information. There will be a marketing resume critique from worth it for a country to join the EU. rich citrus growing area called Morphou, which they contact Fr. Jose Rubio at 938-1610. 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Almaden room of the Student Although talks began at the beginning of October still control today. School ofArt and Design Union. For more information, contact Anna Luan at regarding Turkey's application for membership in When the small country split. the Turkish resi- There will be an exhibition of student art from 529-2969. the EU. Turkey still has a lot of demands to meet to dents formed the Turkish Republic of Cyprus in is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies Campus Reading Program be accepted. the north. Hossever. their government Negotiations are no guarantee of entry only recognized by Turkey. se Inch has be buildings. There will be a discussion of the ethics of the book either, because acceptance has to be unani conic a sort of patron state to the Turkish Asian .4merican Christian Fellowship "Nickel and Dimed" from 1:30 p in to I p.m. in mous, and there are many opportunities lot ( 'y pmts. There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacifica room 139 of the Engineering building. I. or more member countries to veto the process ii The Greek Cypriot President lassos room of the Student Union. For more information, contact Annette Nellen at 924-3508. they don't feel the Turkish govenunent Papadopoulos has vowed to veto Turkey 's information, contact Daniel Chen at Le Cercle Francais holding up its end of the bargain. attempts to join the union if agreements 497-7290. There will be a table celebrating French Language Diplomats involved in the negotiations aren't met. Student Lde and Leadership Week from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at table five in with Turkey, however, warn that the pro- Besides Cy pros. Austria and France Applications are being accepted to learn how to train front of the Student Union. For more information, cess could take as long as 10 years to com- have proved to be quite stubborn. Austrian students to address issues of diversity and become contact Maria Comsa at (650) 996-6832. plete. maybe more. Foreign Minister Ursula Plassnik had counselors. You can pick up an application in the Before it can es en begin official nego- originally' insisted that Turkey only be SOPHIA SEREMETIS Mosaic I .ross Cultural Center in the Student Union. THURSDAY tiations, the 1111,1,11 g, Cu 'fluent must us ,t offered a "privileged partnership" in learn the lass. 01 Mc I. - and the nuusu the EU. to ac- For more information. contact Nam Ngyucn at EU which Turkey refused become familiar is ith I irkish law. Some sours es say cept I his proposal was meant to keep Turkey from 924-5963. Listening flour Gower t S'eries it will be more like 2020 before Turkey's applic.it ion enjoy mg the full benefits of membership, including There will he a piano recital from 12:30 p.m. to Career Center is ready to be accepted because they beliese it may the right to immigrate freely. 1:15 p.m. in the Music building Concert Hall. For There will he a resume critique drop-in from take that long for Turkey to have completely ins ir- Plassnik withdrew her demand. but both she and 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Career Center. more information. contact Joan Stubbe at 924-4649. porated EL' law. the Austrian Chancellor Wolfgang Schuessel have School of Art and Design Orientation Advisers Letting Turkey in the EU would he a big step tor expressed a number of times that the negotiation, There will be an exhibition of student art from Applications to become an orientation ads iser are the EU. are no guarantee of entry, suggesting that they may loam, to 4 p.m. in the An and Industrial Studies due Friday in Student Life and Leadership I-or more Turkey is a predominately Islamic country, and be hard to convince. buildings. information, contact Julie Salandanan .11 924 .;972. prior to these discussions. the EU has often been French government representatives have made called a "Christian Club." France currently has the similar statements. THE SALTY JOSH ZINMAN GOT ISSUES? EUs largest Muslim population at less than 10 per- The majority of citizens in Turkey support the cent. movement, although the numbers are decreasing. Column strives to help students Some members of the EL' base expressed ap- The toughest people to convince that Turkey be- prehension towards accepting Turkey's application longs in the LI may be the citizens of the EU. On Got an SJSU related problem or question .' Too busy because they said they are concerned with whether the BBC Web site, a poll states that only 35 percent to solve it yourself? Want someone else to help the "cultural differences" will affect Turkeys of them support Turkey being entered. you'? Well, worry no longer. In his new column to democratize. In the Turkish press. there seems to be a mixed However, others, such as Jack Straw, the foreign sentiment about joining the EU. "Spartan Soiutions," the Spartan Daily's John secretary for the United Kingdom, warn that a split Most accounts are very hopeful that Turkey will Myers will do his best to answer two questions between the EU and Turkey could further cleave a eventually be a part of the EU. but others are leery submitted by students in each column. Just go to "theological/political divide" between the two heri- of the long road they must face before they are even www.thespartandaily.com and click on "letters" tages and said that the decision shouldn't be based considered for acceptance. on religion anyway. to submit your problem or question. Make sure Turkey would also be required to normalize their to include your name, year, major and contact relationships with other EU member states before information. admittance. Sophia Seremetis is' a Spartan Daily sniff writer This could quickly become a problem for Turkey Guest columns appear every Wednesday.

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SAMANATA NAIK The Spartan Daily Is a Published opinions THE SPARTAN DAILY I ONE WASHINGTON SQUARE and advertisements do LAILA RODRIGUEZ '24ggreative public for . not necessarily reflect the views of the Spartan SAN JOSS, CA 95192 Daily, the School of Journalism and Mass Weh Master RYAN SHOLIN Communications cur RISC. (408) 924'3281 I [email protected] IT Consultant NEAL WATERS SPARTANDAILYADS CAS.A. /USU. RIM 1V1 :DNESDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2005 NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 CHICKEN - Opening date still not set continued from page 1 .the restaurant has a selection ot Governor's measures losing support eight hot sauces to serve With their I hey had to change the wall." signature "wingers." or Buffalo SACRAMENTO (AP) tiatives and that Schwarzenegger cent undecided. In the second Most voters also opposed he said. "That added, probably, wings. Each sauce is more burning California voters are inclined remains a persuasive force, said poll, support remained the same Proposition 80. which would re- :seven days." than the next, starting from Mild. to oppose all four ballot mea- Todd Harris, spokesman for while opposition had grown to regulate energy producers: 24 McClean said final inspections to Thermonuclear, to the infa- sures supported by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's California 50 percent, with 6 percent un- percent were in favor. with 48 mously fiery 9- I -I sauce. Recovery will probably take place early next Schwarzenegger, who is viewed Team. decided. percent opposed and 28 percent week. "For the 9-1-1 Challenge, in an increasingly negative light "Our internal data paints a The same was true for undecided in the latest survey. Matthew Olivieri, founder of you have 10 minutes to eat 12 by Democrats and independents, very different picture," Harris Proposition 75, which would re- DiCamillo said pollsters also the SJSU student athletic booster hot wings with the 9-1-1 sauce." according to a special election said. "We also continue to believe strict the use of union dues for asked likely voters if they were dub Spartan Squad, said he plans McClean said. "You can't have poll released Tuesday. that Governor Schwarzenegger is political purposes. In the first more inclined to vote yes or in- to negotiate with Mc('lean for the anything to drink while you do it." The Field Poll is the second in our best messenger for the reform poll, 44 percent of voters sup- clined to vote no on a measure San Jose University Chicken to of- After finishing the ss ingers. the a week to show momentum mov- message, and that is evidenced by ported the measure, while 45 per- that had been endorsed by the must sit fer special deals to Spartan Squad contestant its e minutes ing against Schwarzenegger and the fact that we have him playing cent were opposed and 11 percent governor. They found 69 percent longer ss idiom drinking members after the restaurant's anything. his four "year of reform" ballot a prominent role on TV ads." undecided. A week later, support of Democrats and 46 percent of

grand opening. McClean said. If suecessful, the propositions on the Nov. 8 ballot. A poll released last week from had fallen to 40 percent, with 50 nonpartisans said they would with his or -Maybe if you wear a Spartan contestant is awarded "The story is not a good one the Public Policy Institute of percent opposed and 10 percent vote no on a measure endorsed by on University' Squad shirt utter a game, thes. her picture placed for the governor." Field Poll California showed similar find- undecided. Schwarzenegger. wall of fame and a would honor a discount of some Chicken's Director Mark DiCamillo said. ings as the Field Poll. The Public Opposition also increased Turnout will be key to t ieri said. "Nothing's fi- T-shirt that reads. "I survived the "There seems to be a common Policy poll found none of his four against Proposition 77, which the outcome next Tuesday. nal )et. - 9.1.1 Challenge." thread across all the propositions: measures had support of a major- would strip the Legislature of its Schwarzenegger's campaign Pint "When school's in. (custom- Besides Monday Dollar If Arnold Schwarzenegger has ity of voters while two were op- authority for drawing congressio- increasingly has targeted Night, the San Jose University er traffic) definitely goes up a endorsed it, Democrats and non- posed by wide margins. nal and legislative districts. In the Republican voters, hoping to weekly little hit. We have students from Chicken will offer the same partisans are reacting negatively. Noting the intense media cam- first poll. 38 percent favored the motivate enough of them to over- specials it does at the Santa Clara Bellarmine (College Preparatory I. And by turning off those two paign by both sides. DiCamillo idea, while 41 percent opposed it come the expected no votes from Winger San Jose State it's a good mix." joint including Tuesday groups, it has made things very said pollsters took special care to and 21 percent were undecided. other voters. Never Ending McClean said about the Santa Nights, and the difficult for the governor." isolate any shift in voter attitudes By the second week, support "He's just not the right spokes- Wednesdays. Clara If ication. Happy Hour on Schwarzenegger told a San during the closing days. The Field had fallen to 35 percent, with 51 man when it comes to communi- Diego radio audience Tuesday Poll conducted two separate sur- percent opposed and 14 percent cating with Democrats and inde- Cg or the 9-1-1 Challenge, you have 10 that he wasn't concerned with the veys, one Oct. 18-24 and a sec- undecided. pendents right now," DiCamillo F polls and simply urged voters to ond Oct. 25-30. Both polls found a sizable said. "That's contrasted with a minutes to eat 12 hot wings with the turn out next week. The findings showed a gen- majority opposed Proposition year ago. when he was consid- 9-1-1 sauce.- "I wouldn't pay that much at- eral trend against the governor's 76, which would impose a cap ered a very credible spokesman tention to all that negative news agenda. on state spending and give the and had very high approval rat- - Mutt McClean general manager that is going on." the governor Proposition 74, for instance, governor powers to cut fund- ings." told listeners of KFMB. "What which would lengthen the pro- ing without legislative approval. The two polls were based on is important is what happens on bationary term of teachers, was Thirty-two percent supported it. random telephone interviews Colorado residents asked Election Day." supported by 44 percent of like- while 60 percent were opposed with 300 likely voters. They each The governor's private polling ly voters in the first survey with and 8 percent were undecided in had a margin of error of plus or to give up tax refunds shows a far closer race on the ii- 47 percent opposed and 9 per- the most recent survey. minus 6 percentage points. Di NV ER (AP) A ballot cent. against it. noon. me asking Colorado voters Die referendum would let the "My lob depends on it. Without News in brief from around the Bay Area up more than $3 billion in state keep an estimated $3.7 bil- it.si toast." said Laura Manuel. 11.V1 ,\ItD 1API limner one i.ount of elder abuse. De also Ignacio De I ,A Fuetue was charged si.is et refunds to stave off dras- lion f wet- Ilse years that would ss 110 yy mks at Metropolitan State ss hoof ,,iruuhiI.ute st,. it pleaded guilty to an identity their Tuesday y ith (Mee additional felo- , in spending on college edu- othem Ise he relunded to taxpay- College m Denver and supported rested ,iiter anon Ii iii ,harge nies in the alleged wyual assaults

and health care for the poor er, under the l'ay pay er's Bill of suspending the Ta p;oer's Bill of Charges as he sat in rail :1%%;liting Ile ss il,Cd 01 running up On Mt) 55 mien. stun lead with three-quarters Rights. a constitutional amend- Rights -People \Y am a tree lunch _ seillIcik mg in iii eldei case mole ihan N15.1100 in hills in his Ignacio Rafael II (ic %,ne. counted Tuesday. ment generally considered the they a iii I Illakk and sidewalks but Roger I reskunoll, mother In- la" '5 flame to ffa. d"" it ;2 ium face, tiVe total felony hg problems cropped nation's strictest ...II) on govern- don't want to pay for rested Monday on charges he etc gambling debts. ;Ikagesiii connection with the al- ilie state as at least one vot- ment spending. The 1992 constitutional amend- :tied and iegistered .40 fictitious Desk unoft YY ithdrew from the leged seynal assaults t tr rapes of four fume broke down, in tiny A second statewide Measure. ment, dubbed TABOR, has been y oters in Alameda C'ourity. The Noy. N school hoard election as ss omen bets\ een 21511 and 2005. t .ounty, and several poll- which would take effect only if celebrated hy fiscal conservati es moye yyiiiild have allow 0.1 him to a result of that case. His attorney. De La Fircine Jr. pleaded not , ran out of ballots. Re fe re ndum C passed. ss ou Id across the ,asi multiple ballots in the school Anthony Low CINeln. said he had guilty 1 uesdas to Mi.' three new Me traditional consers aloe :Moss the state to borroyy up to Until this scat. those support- hoard race. not spoken Yy it Ii -Freskunoff about ,..h.nge.. ins hiding assault with of Fl Past, :ount%. an- S2 1 billion for roads. school ers included ( s % ens. hut Tresktinoff us.us also charged the latest charges .ind might not intent tit commit rape, forcible ' lo Colorado Springs. sit- maintenance. pensions and other the lame -dm k Republ is in stunned ss ith placing sus I faridulent sig- represent Inin agam soma' pcno kit ion and forcible uch Ater the polls should pi oleo, Viiters were split in early his party by 'mg Demo, rats m natures on a petition supporting a "It's all gotten to he a little to in al copulation Ile also pleaded I,sed lor more ballots to rout its 4114.568 for; 398,546 the ballot measine. ( iss ens sari he ballot initiative much for me here." he said. "I not guilty in August to charges I he Ingher than-expected against backed it because ( i,lii.ili laces a Treskunoff a retired manager thought it was originally a per- that he raped a 15-year-old girl on cated .1 shortage, and Pollitig ahead of the election fiscal crisis for the Internal Res enue Service mina' matter, now it appears to be April 16 and a 21- year-old woman sow,. people left in frustration. had suggest a s s ote. and the Friesda% s sole n ;is being and former Menther II;t a ii sts quite broads- on Aug. 25. 2004. f Bob Balink said. secretary it state ss as predicting chfse Is ss dished in '.es eral ()the! ( 'awns Ad [sot-% Commission. The charges tiled Tuesday in- With 74 percent of the expected a near-record turnout for an off- states C Ado] mans will s ote on %.rs held at the S.1111.1 Rita liii utter OAKLAND - The son siuls ed the alleged attacks on Iwo minted statewide. 427.248 year. stale spending limits Nov 8, and 'leading no contest in (I tober to of Oakland mayoral candidate separate victims on (It 21. .20( or 53 percent. approved the In Greeley, voters at one library Kansas. Ohio. Matte. Nevada. 'Ian known as Referendum C. waited in line for 40 minutes to Oklahoma an.1 ',on.' are i.onsii! r.agd with 378.1)54. or 47 per- east their ballots Tuesday after - critic sitiiI.0 CHOU,. Hey! SJSU students! Head F.NROLLMENT- Posters used to attract prospective students down to foramsala for some mondo

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SOIlie BY CHRISTINA YOUNG In lioa Tong, a graduate of MU sandwiches when they eat on cam- students are concerned with the --,taff Writer » ho now is an art director for 3 pus, Fossilius said. cost of nutritional food, Fossilius Marketeers Advertising in San "For the most part, dining ser- said. The Downtown Youth Center Jose. campus. I think, make vices hereon "When you go to the dining on First Street in San Jose. for- Tong's room was dimly lit by offer healthy options," an effort to commons and get a salad. they merly the Oasis disco, housed candles that lined the %vials, with said. -But the problem is. they' she charge you by a-eight." she said "Hallowed: An Underground images of people from different also cater to the people who want "It usually ends up c(isting more Awakening." an event featuring cultures and generations saying stuff that is not so good for them. than the burger meal. a hich can Iv an art exhibit maze and an alter- "I love you,- being projected on sugary cereal, fat- There is a ton of discouraging for students." native rock concert last Saturday a thin sheet hanging from a ceil- fried stuff. So you tening chips and Fossilitis recommends keeping night. ing. Post-it notes arranged on have to self-regulate. - fruits and vegetables at home for "The vision is taking people on one wall were made available for component of the nutri- One snacks and shopping for inexpert a multi -sensory journey in experi- viewers to write notes to loved tion counseling is educating stu- sine nutritional options. encing an," said Jonathan hang. ones. dents on a-hat is healthy. and what As far as fitness goes. she a pastor who founded X- Factor, "Our goal is to make every- foods they should be eating daily. they are not experts. but they nisi' a C'hristian ministry that pro- one that walks through it feel that Fossi i us said. ally factor in some eert:ISC duced "Hallowed," with his wife. they are loved." Tong said. "In counselors ide students The pros lines. Allison. the world that we're living in to- ith handouts on %%hat foods they "11 people are trying lose "And the y ision is to have the day there's not a lot of love being can order zit each of the eateries on %%eight. sse talk about the gencial viewer experience a spiritual jour- shown neighborly love, even campus that a ill be nutritional and euidelines nil %%hat people need It ney which %you'd be personal that parental lose." how those choices lit into a bal dni mlmyst_ily inur 11111 tnt happen.. would address their own faith.- After walking through the maze, anced diet. she said Fung said. guests were given a card that read. "I was shocked at the little The set-% ice is mailable by ap- More than 30 artists from the "You has c just experienced God" :imount of protein in grams that pointment. free of charge to all Art Institute of San Francisco. San as they entered the main room, ou are supposed to eat en cry day," S.ISI students. Jose State University, and other where bands Wake. An Opiate for said Erika Rubinstein. a grat.uateI "I think it is really great that Bay Area universities participated Angles. Jonah and the Let it How. student majoring in social VI, ork. the school oilers Rubinstein in creating the art maze, which fea- and Efata. which headlined the "The counseling gave me a differ- tured nine rooms, each depicting a event, entertained the crowd for said. "I remember us hat I used to ent a ay ol looking at what I eat on eat u hen I %% as an undergrad and fruit of the spirit as described in the rest of the evening. a dm b% da% basis Galatians 5:22-23, said Fung, who Efata, which manages its own it %%as bad. - JOSH KID WELL /SPECIAL TO THE DAILY laid it Iiine-COn- is also an associate director at the production and distribution, de- Academy of Art University in San buted its first music video, pro- Royce Agustin, one of the 30 artists who participated in "Hallowed," 44 he counseling gave me a different way of Francisco. duced by Fung and his students, at posed in chains in the "self-control" room, which he designed, Nick Gallucci, a sophomore "Hallowed." during most of the event. "Initially I wanted to be suspended from looking at what I eat...." majoring in electrical engineer- Lead singer Elohim Pichardo the ceiling," he said. He said he decided that sitting on a stool would Erika Rubinstein, graduate student ing at SJSU. worked a ith her said he hadn't seen the video for be "more comfortable." members of "Ely.- the first SJSI I Campus single on the members Sajid Perez. Gabriel -NI!, mom always pushed WIRELESS - Some students optimist le Crusade for gg our goal is band's latest ('obos. and David Morales "stum- in front of crowds. like. 'Sing Christ to create to make album. until bled upon- the band's name, which now! Hurry up and sing!' continued from page 1 the "faithful- Saturday be- is Hebrew for "be opened." nn hen said Johnson, who is an under people and for the students." Sion all said. "Then don't has e purchase ness- T00111. everyone cause he wanted they made their first demo in 2(X)2 graduate at an Francisco Shite it other wireless cards right now. - As people to be surprised. and needed to come up w ith a band Unit erstty that walks through it Hirai Parikh, a junior majoring in applied inath, thinks the %% treks, walked into the He described name quickly. The band's music is Iteas dy feel that they are loved." "We origi nal x going to change project is still a good thing even if it is late. She said she li,k. tom.nrd room. they saw Efata's music as influenced by her family 's rock alternati e. it later but people liked it.- being able to sit outside with her laptop and log on to the in nein-, :nut mfl an assortment Boa Tong, SJSU graduate incorporating Christian based of images por- "I grey% up Pichardo said. hike tn illld certain spots in the library in order I, get online themes and spirituality. it think students nn traying faithful- on a lot of Pink Alexis Jn nhnson. inne of the sing- 'I ill be glad.- said, I'm prim% sure a the% ness, Gallucci said. Floyd, I A:Ti Zeppelin, Beatles." ers ii tip- hop and rhythm and said. INC the m% Cit’,, I itt a II 111,A Ill, .01, II \\ ill be low ,lis..-11 as.,n "Nothing negatine Any thing Projectors were set up in trout Piehardo said Also, all these blues band Jonah and the let ii of an walls in the room, and yo- Spanish anise, I listened to a Floyy. said Jonah. her brother. and that will motivate people to bc yia. a ere hung on a third wall. array of music Adesha. her sister, began singing positive," Johnson said. "We don I "k room was designed Pichardo he And band togeilici iiclinA prol'Anik ih,thing " News in brief from Senate holds closed session on Iraq around the Bay Area

SAN 1-1:..\ Ili I I tA A MI11111:11 case agaitht a man accused ot Intelligence gathered by Bush administration questioned by Democrats murdering ha.. es :211 Ittiend And stating her lxxly in a car trunk is being WASHINGTON (AP) In a Democrats sought assurances In mid .afternoon Fuesday. nice, making false statements and transferred to ( onn A t osiA i 'nutty for state prosecution. federal attor day of political drama. Democrats that Intelligence Conant ttee Reid demanded the Senate go into perjury. neys said Tuesday forced the Republican -controlled Chairman Pat Roberts of Kansas closed session. The public was or Democrats contend that the Scott MeAlpin. 25. ot FiSobrante. is accused of murdering Anastasia Senate into an unusual closed ses would complete the second phase dered out of the chamber, the lights unmasking of (*IA officer Valerie Melnitchenko. 21, 01 San Francisco. 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Joseph Wilson's publicly Marin Headlands, across the indite') ( iate Bridge from San Francisco. the run-up to the war in Iraq and member task force three mem- ci rcu instances_ challenging the Bush adminis- Assistant U.S. Attorney len re% binigan said in court Tuesday that accusing Republicans of ignoring bers front each party WITS ap- Reid's muse refocused attention tration's contention that Iraq %vas prosecutors %%ant to dismiss the lederal murder charge because a state the issue. pointed to rev lea the Intelligence on the continuing contro% et.% on er seeking to purchase uranium front murder charge has been tiled iii ( .ontra ( Osta County. in Authorities "They has e repeatedly chosen Committee's work and report to prev,ir intelligence. Despite ad- Africa. 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BY CHEETO BARBERA Louisiana Tech started off the sea- SJSU had three players hit III Men's soccer team will lace No. 2 New Mexico, UNLV 1)Litt Aritei son 12-2 but when conference play kills or more, including Burke began at the end of September, who hit .500 during the match. BY KELLEY LUGEA of this team's great character that we have not lost one will then take on a The San Jose State University they have gone 3-10. including I- The Spartans }. yet. - went volleyball team will hit the road I in nonconference games. New Mexico State team that Forward Nelson Diaz scored the winning goal this weekend and will face two SJSU beat the Lady Techsters 7-2 in October. three minutes into o entitle by rebounding the ball The Spartan men soccer team will defend its teams that are heading in different 3-0 when the team played them on When New Mexico State came past Deny er's defense and into the net. The goal was first pl,ice standing in the Mountain Pacific Sports directions. Oct. 13 in Spartan Gym. to Spartan Gym on Oct. 15, SJSU lhafs team - leading eighth goal of the season. l'e,ki it'll this W.Cektild When it takes on both the Head coach Craig Choate said went down in three straight games t 'my ii sits it New Mexico and the University of -This Is prohahly the most challenging road trip his team is playing well and will in a match that Choate said was Ney Vegas. we take every y eat lust he,,iiise of the altitude and the 177777 Non need to keep playing well when possibly the worst game the team Wahl, ix,: LICe.- St (.1,111 sald. they travel to Louisiana. played all season. Overall record WAC record "We will talk about how impor- "You go into that match think- MEN'S Rematch xi it Ii the 1.ohos 10-12 5-5 tant this game is," Choate said. ing there is no way you can play Next home game. Middle blocker Colleen Burke. that bad twice," Choate said. "That face the Overall record MPSF record This Friday. the Spartans Yvill once again Nov. 10 vs. Fresno State who is second on the team with being said, I've seen it happen." Ni, 2 Nei% %le \ 1,A, after defeating them 3-2 less than 10-4-2 6-1-0 242 kills following her season Senftleben said the team has two necks ago high 22-kill night against Utah improved since the last time it Next home game Lithos head , oach Jeremy 1.1shbein is preparing his Thursday. the Spartans will State on Saturday. said any team at played New Mexico State and it Friday vs. No. 2 New Mexico team for a dill aix is game against the Spartans. vase] to Ruston, La., to play home is always tough to play, no should be a better match. "We are excited to play.- he said. "(The Spartans) the struggling Louisiana Tech matter what record they have. "There is a good chance that we Last weekend. the Spartans traveled to Colorado are having a great season. It's hard to come on the Mversity, which is 2-9 in Western "Any team at home is good." will play a lot better.- Senftleben and rose to first place after defeating both the Air road but it should be a great game. - Athletic Conference play and Burke said. 'They mill have their said. "We can beat anyone in the V.-0Lictro 1-0 on Friday and the University of Specifically. the Lobos will he playing three de- IS 12 overall. fans cheering for them. When you conference.... In the beginning of Den v er 2 1 on Sunday. fenders and three forwards during this Friday's game. Saturday. SJSU will stay on are in your own gym, you always the season, we didn't know how The w in over Air Force came during double over- which they have not done in the past. Fishbein said. the road and travel to Las Cruces. have home-coun advantage. - things were going to be the time in the It minute when defender Ed Brand New Mexico is currently ranked second in the na- N.M., to take on New Mexico Outside hitter Jennifer teams were more equal." scored the only goal off a penalty kick. tion after blanking UNIX 4 it last Saturday. State University. 7-4 in the WAC Senftleben, who leads the Spartans Choate also noted an improve- "It's great to return the fax or to them after they heat We have a couple !/ily s sitting out with injuries, so and 14-5 overall. with 348 kills, agreed and said it ment in the team since the begin- Us kW \Wel,- said head coach Gary St. Clair. "The It will prohahl he .1 2[411.1 It'st lot us... he said. While Louisiana Tech is among will be a different Techster team ning of the season, including a win altitude yy as really tough. which is why I think our Atte] play ing New Mesh:0. the Spartans will take three teams at the bottom of the on the court Thursday than the one over then-second place University heart was so impressive. - le,1111's et tort and on l'NI.V on Sunday Last time the two teams met in conference. New Mexico State is they faced earlier !tithe season. of Nevada in Spartan Gym. An force had previously conquered the Spat-tans Las Vegas. the Spartans came from behind and scored third in the WAC, a half game be- "They w ill play better.- "We are playing so much bet- 1 2 on (lit 21 at Spartan Field after an intense match. three goals in the tinal 16 minutes of the game, giving hind Utah State University. Senftleben said. "It w ill be a good ter." Choate said. "It is just night St. (lair saidf them the w in 3-2 The Spartans. 5-5 in the WAC competition. I don't know how and day. We played pretty good )ir ha, k lIne is really what kept us in the game,' The Running Rebels are anticipating another tough and lit- I 2 1,verall, will also look to we will play. We played them real against Utah State. They were Ire said. -Dy Ian 1 Pendell. Ed I Brand. Gavin I Wenyon game against the Spartans and will attempt to keep the improye their I -4 road record. good when they were here it still better than us. hut not much and Damn I Domingo) did an outstanding job.' lead this time mound. said UNTN head coach Barry The lads Techsters of depends on who is inn that night." better." After scoring the w inning goal. Brand was named Barto. the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Brine Co- The Spartans vy ill kick oft the two games yy ith player of the Week. matchup apainst No Slesko at 7 pin. Fril.is Ii He has started in all 16 games of this season and lowed by UNLV at I pan. Sunday. Both games yy ill be joins forward Ismael !harm as the second Spartan to played at Spartan Stadium. Oakland A's say goodbye to Hatteberg receive the honor in 2005. OM\ \ ND (API --- The r I fit -handed a trade at the All-Star break with Going the distance t's great to return the Oakland Athletics parted Way: Jay \X aa.1, k to a $2.75 Colorado that also brought Joe gg1 with lirst baseman Scott Hatteberg two-year ,ontract that includes ,1 Kennedy to the Bay Area and sent The Spartans tIlt inued their yy inning momentum favor to them after they on Tuesday. declining his $2.8 mil- $2 million club option for 2008 popular outfielder Eric Byrnes to and heat Univei say ot Deny et. also during try ertime. lion option for the 2006 season. with a $250.000 buyout. the Rockies. Defeating Denver ease the Spartans their seventh beat us last week." The Ns must pay Hatteberg. Witasick had filed for free agen- The A's announced that the overtinle in as 111,111X i!affies Spartan head coach Gary St. Clair, on who played primarily designated cy Friday. remainder of the coaching staff "Weye play ed sin many (iv comic games this sea- hitter this past se. ii, a 5,250,0(x) Witasick, a powerful reliever agreed to contracts: Brad Fischer, son Ih:11. ix 1111 ihe law of averages. you think we would beating Air Force over the weekend. bus out . the A's haven't had in their bullpen Bob Geren. Rene Lachemann, Ron lose one al 5oll1C point.- St. Clair said. "It is because \1st, Tues,I iv. Oakland in recent years, loured the club in Washington and Curt Young.

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