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Runners of the Silicon Valley Marathon begin their 26.2 -mile run Sunday at the corner of Park and Almaden streets in down- town San Jose. The course was rated the fastest in the Pacific region by the "Ultimate Guide to Marathons." Following the leader

By Donna Carmichael just shy of 10 a.m., neck and neck made the finish line in 2 hours, 46 Daily senior staff writer with second-place finisher, 33- minutes and 5 seconds, followed by year-old Grzegorz Olszowik of Carolyn Collman, a 32-year-old hit the road Sunday Poland. from Tucson, just 2 minutes and 45 They morning under gray skies Their times 2 hours, 20 min- seconds later. and cool temperatures, at an utes and 25 seconds for Sawe and "She was cruising," said Mara hour when much of Silicon Valley 2 hours, 20 minutes and 28 sec- O'Malley, referring to Kanga, who was still nestled in bed. onds for Olszowik didn't passed her cheering station at the Five thousand runners of every approach last year's top speed of 2 20-mile mark near Tasman Drive shape, size and age put version 3.0 hours, 15 minutes and 18 seconds, and Rio Robles around 9 a.m. Silicon Valley of the 26.2-mile Silicon Valley set by Kenya's Andrew Musuva. The best of the female runners Marathon to the test Halloween Cherilyn Stewart, a volunteer approached the finish line with morning, taking their marks from coordinator, had a bird's-eye view male runners in ninth and 10th the pumpkin-colored Tech of the finish line from her station place. Museum of Innovation at 7:30 a.m. near the Tech about midway down Stewart said Collman was elat- Marathon the home stretch. ed as she made that last hard Some of the elite runners in the throng soon broke stride with- the "They were so close to each drive down Park Avenue to the pack, finishing the race in a little other. It almost looked like a tie encouragement of cheering fans over two hours. until the very last breath," Stewart and race announcers, who coaxed Simon Sawe, a 25-year-old from said. and praised the runners on a loud New Mexico, came roaring down The top female runner, winner public address system. festively decorated Park Avenue of last year's marathon 26-year- old Veronica Kanga from Kenya See Marathon, page 3

Photos by Chad Pilster / Spartan Daily Above, Simon Sawe, from New Mexico, finishes first after completing 26.2 miles with a time of 2:20:25 Sunday at the Silicon Valley Marathon. Sawe was the runner-up in the previous year's marathon, and kept this one close by finishing just ahead of Grzegorz Olszowik.

Right, One of the runners in the 13.1 -mile half -marathon race runs through the intersection of Market and St. John streets Sunday during the Silicon Valley Marathon. The marathon was held Saturday and Sunday with 8,000 entrants expected among all the events.

Altars help dead ...... 111111/011.10 `Techabration' visitation find way to heaven Museuin celebrates one-year anniversary By Clarissa Aljentera three-level museum eliciting of communicating with the dead," Daily naff sounds from visitors. With a By Cindydirora decibel meter in her right Daily senior staff wnter Pedigo said. The exhibit consisted of 14 dif- Sarah Finn wasn't old hand, a whistle in her mouth Freshly cut marigold flowers ferent altars made by families enough to remember the and a tambourine in her left the sun-kissed colors of orange and organizations throughout the Loma Prieta earthquake of hand, she asked visitors such and yellow, strongly smelling of community. Some participating 1989 but she lived through a as Magnus Farr to make as honey and musk, adorned the organizations were Adelante similar temblor on Saturday much noise as possible. -old Farr Ofrendas, which were on exhibit Mujer Hispana, which created an afternoon. The 6-year for the celebration of El Dia de los altar for Frida Kahle, a Latina She tried out the earth- grabbed a horn from Woo's it Muertos The Day of the Dead. artist; Entre Hombres, a gay quake shake platform at the pocket and started pounding Ofrendas are offerings of food Latino group that dedicated its Tech Museum of Innovation. furiously on the floor to make and gifts for the dead. altar to hate crime and AIDS vic- The earthquake shake plat- as much noise as he could and The second annual El Dia de tims; Lincoln High School, whose form featured simulations of muster. Together Woo los Muertos altar exhibit will be altar celebrated the spirit of the earthquakes from places such Farr reached 99 decibels. open to the public,until arts; and Amnesty International, as Turkey and Bolinas. A person can start suffering Wednesday, at St. Joseph which had an altar dedicated to The Tech held a two-day from ear pain at 120 decibels, Cathedral in downtown San Jose. the men and women who have festival to celebrate its one- Woo said. Father Jon Pedigo of St. died as a result of the death year anniversary, titled Several feet away from on Joseph said the lively smells and penalty or been murdered. "Techabration." where Woo was standing, muse- colors of marigolds are an impor- The diversity of each altar was Finn was one of the 7,000 the upper level of the tant part of the tradition of El an important point for this year's visitors expected to pass um, children were seated on with Dia de los Muertos, because the exhibit, said Nina Campos, chair- through the Tech Museum, the ground mesmerized aroma and brightness of the woman of the Dia de los Muertos which is located in downtown the hundreds of plastic pieces flower attracts the dead and committee. San Jose. surrounding them and the build a helps them find their way back "We're expanding and want The celebration featured a task at hand to into heaven. different cultures to participate. digital time capsule scheduled robot. The background of El Dia de It's not just a Latin tradition, it's to be opened in 2020, birthday Buried within the plastic, los Muertos goes as far back as for all cultures," Campos said. cake and special gallery dis- Marshall Cheng and his the 1500s and is a shared tradi- In the basement of St. Joseph, plays. father, Jun, were assembling tion between the Spanish and workshops on mask making and Gallery displays included a their own futuristic creation. indigenous (Aztec and partly creating calaveras de azucar robot exhibit and a clown. Cheng was one of the par- Mayan) people of Mexico, Pedigo (sugar skulls) were held for Susan Woo, an employee of ticipants who attempted to said. guests attending the exhibit. the Tech, described herself as put his own creation together. "It's a two-fold background. Andrew Olowu, a Hewlett- a roving sound clown, and was He gathered pieces such as a Chris Corpora / Spartan Daily One background is the feast of all Packard intern visiting from dressed in a white lab coat set of wheels, a battery power- for his calav- topped with a rainbow colored pack and a gray metal body souls and on the other side is the Nigeria, was waiting A man looks at the attar, "Our Ancestors / Nuestros Antepasados," Indian side, where when a person era de azucar to dry. He went to wig. parishioners. dies they use the whole idea of the altar exhibit because he had which is one of two altars created by St. Joseph Cathedral She walked around the See Tech, page 3 offering food and drink as a way See Altars, page 3 The altars are on display in Loyola Hall next to St. Joseph Cathedral. 2 AIIIPORROAAz:A;*:i_.,OtillIKIRMIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIMMR11/4,14.11el - ' FORUM S Jo,e Siatc er

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Prophecies Clarissa Aljentera

JEREMIAH S/JAN STAFF WRITER

now love letters. Women can WeSince we don't log on to to the really have any Internet to help kind of real circulation decide their unborn numbers, we have no way child's physical features. of knowing how many On a Web site featur- people read our publica- ing ovarian eggs for sale, tion. photographer Ron Harris Not only do letters tell us how many people has made it possible for people to purchase super. read the Daily, it also acts as our form of vindica models' eggs. ion. The eggs are selling at prices between $15,000 Whenever one of us receives a letter either in and $150,000. Do those prices guarantee a per- agreement or in rebuttal to an article we feel a fect child? Kicking down thousands of dollars for certain level of pride. The person who receives the a possibly perfect kid isn't my idea of a lifetime most letters is usually the one we assume is being investment. lead the most, which means they must be doing Let's say, for example, that Selma Hayek was something right. But our pleasure turns to dismay San Jose State of the Union Address one of the models of choice on ronsangels.com, when we realize that a let ter one of us received is and a friend of yours made the investment by not fit to run fir a number of reasons. hree years. That's how long zling, smog-belching cars and putting down several thousand dollars to decide As anyone who reads our paper knows, telling I've been on the Spartan use up the rest of our planet's the appearance of her child. Let's say 12 years us how much we suck is not one of the criteria for Daily staff. resources. As soon as our profes- down the line her once-perfect child started to not running a letter. Rather, the main reason we Hell, I've been here so long I sors say, "Well, I think I'll stop for dress like Vanilla Ice, had the charm of Steve don't run a letter is because it has no name think I'm actually coming up for today," we want to leave, not wait Urkel and the looks of an average person still attached. Without a name, we simply cannot run a tenure review next semester. 15 to 45 minutes for David think the Web site was a good decision? The kick- letter. So far, we have received quite a few of these But having been here for so Cassidy, Susan Dey and Danny er is that the child could have the intelligence of types of letters. But since we strive to let everyone long, I've seen San Jose State Bonaduce to pick us up for our Forrest Gump. Not such a great investment now, be heard I've decided to include some of the "cen- University from a unique joy ride to South Campus. is it? sored" material. "Wizard of Oz behind the curtain" Yes, the party may have Future parents who believe in hand-picking One of the classics was from "SJSU Employee," point of view. I've dealt with four gone on after the botched foot- their children shouldn't rely on a Web site for who was upset by another letter that ran in the Associated Students presidents, ball game against SMU, but genetic help. A child should be conceived out of Daily. The original letter said something about numerous scandals and infighting and everything don't think the fai ure to play the game wasn't seen love, not some 15-minute search on the Internet. how employees should be forced to take the Park from the ridiculous to the sublime and in between. across the country as a major league blunder from a The concept of bidding for things via Web sites and Ride shuttle instead of students. That is why, as a public service, lam presenting Mr. "minor league" school. My father Mr. Bad Example has become more common in recent months. The first point of contention was with how Bad Example's San Jose State of the Union Address. Senior called to ask what the hell happened. He There are sites such as ebay.com, on which at one much the student claimed faculty paid for their I sat through about 10 minutes of the Heritage lives in Virginia. time someone tried to auction off a kidney, and parking permits: "Faculty and staff do pay money Gateway dedication Friday and all I got out of it was I can just see it now, "Ladies and gentlemen, wel- personal Web sites that sell Beanie Babies and to park in the employee parking spaces and it is that it seems to be an incredible waste of money. come to the inaugural playing of the Silicon Valley Bo Pokemon items. Soon enough, Joe Schmoe could quite a bit more than the students are paying." At best, these things at the Fourth Street entrance " Nice. Welcome to the Spartan way, "No phone, no set up his own version of Harris' Web site to pull To be sure, that is interesting information, but to campus look like guard towers at Stalag 19. I half lights, no motor cars, not a single luxury" not even a scam and get away with highway robbery. He the more important information would have been expect to see someone with a machine gun screaming electricity. I know the power outage was probably a could offer supermodel eggs at supermodel prices, how much the staff pays for parking. I was able to at me in German to get back on campus. freak occurrence, but rm sure the bowl game crowd but would obtain the eggs through favors from come up with the answer to that burning issue: They just look uncomfortably out of place consider- would understand. Yeah right, a national television his female friends. Faculty members can either have $18 a month ing all the other mismatched architecture around cam- audience and corporate sponsors who shelled out There would be no regulation of the eggs that taken out of their paychecks or they can pay an pus. enough money to buy a Stanford education, they'll people put for sale online. $81 one-time fee the same fee students pay. Although I have to agree with a professor, who told understand. They'll understand why we're looked Harris offei-PI Ai& beauty should go to the After finding that out, I could really see "SJSU me they remind him more of a miniature golf count upon as the lower class of universities in the Bay Area. highest bidder. Why should someone have to bid employee's" point. than anything else. I guess that would make lbwet It's called a backup plan, and we need to have one for beauty? Or is beauty outside or inside? Inside But since that person's name wasn't included in Hall the hole where you try to get your ball into the or make one so this doesn't happen again. beauty is what most people will come to appreci- the letter, we couldn't relay that important infor- clown's mouth. Finally, I'd like to talk about money. ate in the coming years. mation to the misinformed student population. Anyway, it seems to me that money could be used to I don't disapprove of the A.S. board of directors get- And regarding ethics and risk, there is an edi- Our favorite letter of the year was sadly one of upgrade or enlarge computer labs or get new desks ting raises, just that the president has carte blanche to torial posted on his site that said he provides ser- these infamous anonymous notes. The kicker on even us big guys can fit into. sign his own blank check. I know how many hours vice under the highest ethical standards. Selling this one was the challenge at the end of the letter, I am all in favor of building a new police facility, many of these board members put in, and it is fair to ovarian eggs are a contrast to his ethics. which was in reply to our production editor's col- just not where they're putting it. compensate them accordingly. But I want to know why Imagine the conversation on the jungle gym in umn on the new police station. You mean to tell me that they can build that mono- our student government operates more like a corpora- the next several years. "I will be interested to note if this rebuttal lith onto the Seventh Street garage, but they can't fig- tion and less like the government it masquerades as. If Kids who don't look the same as their parents appears in the Daily. It will be interesting tri see if ure out how to add more parking spaces on campus? you're going to be a business, then stop holding these may have problems describing their lineage to you can handle the criticism, like you dish out," Why didn't they just tear down that eyesore of a build- phony elections that no one votes in anyway. others. Many questions would arise about the signed "Daily Reader." ing called the Scheller House or whatever they're Also, did you know that your teachers hate one kids' history and lineage. How would Colin Just so "Daily Reader" won't feel shunned, here calling it this semester. The university has promised another? explain to his friends where his true parents are is a nice snippet from his/her letter: "(The new renovation on that dilapidated, rat-infested structure Well not all of them, but there was some tension from? police station) may not be the most organized pro- for three years. It'll probably still be there when Junior and dissension as each department handed out There is no love or respect if someone is choo, ject, but it is for everyone at SJSU. Even people on Bad Example starts going to SJSU. Put the police there meritiincreases. Some professors were duly rewarded ing his or her child based on a Web site's infiff- campus Mr. Riley may not like." and build me more parking spaces so I don't ever have and other duly snubbed as the department chairs doled mation. A hasty decision could be made with as Again, we felt this letter would have been of to ride on the Partridge Family bus again. out what essentially amounted to a bonus to the facul- many as two points and a click on a Web page. Is great service to our readers but, alas, we could not And speaking of parking, is it any coincidence that ty. One professor described it as a high-stakes popular- that how society will have children these days'.' print it because this person did not have the you arrive up to an hour before your class, sit like vul- ity contest. So, if one of your professors appears to be I hope not. panache to give us their name. tures stalking a parking space as though it were an going through the motions, he either got snubbed or is To conceive a child with someone else's egg is What all this boils down to is we want your almost dead wildebeest, yet the new bike racks sit as like Mr. Bad Example counting the days until this one thing, but to conceive a child with the help of input we're that full of ourselves. But please, empty as the rhetoric spouted by Leo Davila before he damn semester is over. a supermodel Web site just for the sake of please, please give us your name, phone number, was elected A.S. president'? appearance is only as superficial as the major and signature. That way, your letter won't Hello, SJSU administration, when are you going to model's looks. be ridiculed. learn we are a commuter school? We don't want to ride our bikes to school. We don't want to ride the light rail. Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily assistant Jeremiah Os/ion is the Spartan Daily Clarissa Aljentera is a Spartan Daily staff write: executive editor "Prophecies" appears Tuesday& We want to be real Americans and get in our gas-guz- sports editor "Mr Bad Example" appears Tuesdays.

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4 1999 rri tabnCettgebilliklitIblalsk.V.a....04:1L,rattsiOttsti,, xriurvxaballall NEWS San Jose Stale ty Marathon Continued from pg 1 "It should be more like San Diego's marathon or Santa Cruz' Barb Acosta, a long-time 'Wharf to Wharf' where there is marathoner and local favorite, lots of great music. Also, this was the third woman to finish, race should pass through resi- coming in at 2 hours, 55 minutes dential areas. It's a lot more and 58 seconds. fun," Wen said. The 41 -year-old high-tech Volunteers tried to enliven executive and mother of two told the long straightaway stretch up marathon organizers she has no North First Street with inspira- plans to make running her tional signs, such as "You Can Do career. Acosta said friends, fami- It," "Rock On," "What Walk?" and ly, work and health and fitness "Same Time Next Year." are what it's all about. On a particularly long high- "You have to have balance," tech strip, between Montague she said. Expressway and Trimble Road, Acosta's philosophy is what the local scenery and the run- the Silicon Valley Marathon is ners got a boost from Santa all about, according to organiz- Cruz punk rock band Diversion, ers who hope to inspires commu- which set up on the corner of nity and team spirit, personal Plumeria and North First near goal-setting and Texas health and fit- Instruments. ness, with the "It's so flat The loud annual event now and lively in its third year. and the band got a flanging The marathon reprimand circuit leaves the weather is from nearby downtown core of firms to tone San Jose and just perfect it down in the headsNth out to for a long run early morn- ing hours as Street, cuttingF t at this time of techies came around through "the to work. vhaeallre.heart of Silicon year." "Gee, I did- The n't know they course takes a worked on fork off North Eric Wood Sunday First out by Cisco marathon participant around here," Systems at 16 -year-old Tasman Drive, to lead singer the town of Chris Rene Milipitas. The said. course then makes a loop A few blocks south, at Trimble through Milpitas' high-tech park Road, an eye-catching duo one and then follows Tasman Drive, of them in drag in a French close to Great America. maid's outfit who are mem- The marathon then heads bers of the Silicon Valley chapter back up Tasman Drive to North of The Hash-House Harriers, First Street, where it makes a dispensed paper cupfuls of beer long straightaway back into San and cheer. Jose. Though still young as The final leg of the race runs marathons go, the Silicon Valley along Market Street, past the marathon is gaining a reputa- Photos by Chad Paster I Spartan Daily Plaza de Cesar Chavez set up tion with runners everywhere Above, Lt. Shannon Maloney (top) and officer Victor Quintero, with a bandstand and festivities and is considered a great pre- Boston Police Department, put their weight onto the crit- to the finish line at Park and lude to the well-known of the University Almaden avenues. Marathon, according to racers ical response unit's ropes Friday outside Fourth Street garage. For those unwilling or unable such as Eric Wood. The rope is designed to hold up to 1200 lbs., but the UPD will only to jump-start the day with a "It's so flat and the weather is put a maximum of 250 lbs. on it at any one time. 26.2-mile wake-up call, Silicon just perfect for a long run at this Valley's marathon offered a time of year," said Wood, who kinder, gentler version along the admitted his hands were freez- Top right, Lt. Maloney ties a figure eight to secure one of his same course. ing at the start of the race until ropes before rappelling off the Fourth Street garage on Friday. A half marathon and a relay the sun began to warm things ran simultaneously with the full up. Right, Lt. Maloney, rappels off the Fourth Street garage to test marathon Sunday. Volunteer coordinator some ropes that got wet Fn(liy On Saturday, San Jose State Stewart said one elderly racer University joined the Silicon was here from Oklahoma just Valley Marathon for the first for the marathon. Another run- time with an early morning 5K ner, who participates in run / walk option. This circuit marathons world wide, is here began and ended on campus and participating from Germany, for some, served as a warm-up Stewart said. fir Sunday's big run. Many participants said the said. All along the marathon cir- event was well-organized and Altars Statues of Jesus, the ’irgin cuits, runners got assistance very well-policed, but they all Mary and La Virgin de from aid stations, operated by wanted to see more live music, Continued from pg 1 Guadalupe were also a part of volunteers mostly sponsored by fun and volunteering and not the altar as guides to help the local companies. to forget refreshments for volun- never seen anything Ilk^ it in dead pass on to heaven safely, Sports drinks, water, athletic teers at version 4.0 next year. his tribe Yoruba. Platas said. snack foods, first aid, live music Officer Nick Garcia of the San "This is a wonderful eye- Half-filled cups of water, a and an abundance of moral sup- Jose Police Department said opening experience," Olowu Sauza tequila bottle and candles port and cheering were lavished about 170 police officers worked said. with saints pictured on them on the long-distance runners. the Silicon Valley Marathon. Sister Elena Platas, who had already been burned half- One of those cheering squads, "Traffic was a little snarly, moved to San Jose from Mexico way. The act of placing half used dressed in Halloween costumes, and so were a few high-tech two years ago, assisted in deco- gifts on the altar is a symbolic was strategically located at the employees who didn't know. a rating the displayed altar, gesture that means the gifts 21)-mile mark around Rio Robles marathon was proceeding called "Our Ancestors." have already been used by the and Tasman Drive in San Jose. through their neighborhood. She said fresh fruits, flowers, dead and are coming back for Annie Wen, dressed as a Other than that there were no pan de muerto sweet bread the rest, Pintas said. sweet potato version of "Mr. major incidents," Garcia said. for the dead and calaveras de Penny Canario and her hus- Potato Head," stood on a corner Organizers said most runners azucar are essential gifts at band, Jon, stood in front of the in the high-tech neighborhood participate in the Silicon Valley every altar. Personal gifts are domestic violence altar, where Chris Corpora Spartan Daily with four female friends all of marathon for the personal chal- guests could write a name or a the them shouting, cheering and lenge, but a few also ran for spe- then chosen for each one who is died from AIDS and hate being celebrated. word of empowerment for those An altar that honors those who have applauding even the slowest of cial causes dear to their hearts. "It's an indigenous belief that who have died because of crimes was set up by Enter Hombres and Gay Latino Community. stragglers around 10:30 a.m. Members of the Santa Clara every year we put food out for domestic violence, Canario said. "They really need this encour- Fire Department were running the beloved dead, so in their pas- Penny wrote "self-respect" sat on top of the altar. has i universal message on how agement, especially right around for a recently disabled colleague. sage to the heavens they will be on a leaf-shaped piece of paper "I like the fact that it remem- we can take this into our own here it's so bleak," she said. Most proceeds will go to the strong for their voyage," Platas and pinned it onto the tree that bers the dead in a joyful way. It lives." Canario said. Wen said the marathon need- Tech Museum of Innovation - ed more live music than the two named as the prime beneficiar, dozen live acts scheduled. of the Silicon Valley Marathon. video on the size of a compact Tech disc. "I would like to see a flying The museum had a vide:, Continued from pg 1 camera set up for people to give car and a faster Internet ser- a kw minutes of their personal and assembled his race car vice." insight about the future. robot. Patrick Haugen, a member of "This is my favorite exhibit the Tech, traveled from Job Search! said the 4-year-old Sacramento to celebrate the today," Have you checked the classifieds? Cheng, who pushed the buttons Greg Chimielewski one-year anniversary and make connected to the battery pack SJSU student some predictions of his own. and watched his machine take Computers will be faster and off. there will be monitors so thin Aside from the special they can be rolled up, the 17 - exhibits such as the robot coral Ridder, chairman and CEO of that were placed into the cap- year-old said. Job Opening that were featured during the Knight Ridder, the media com- sule. Not all predictions that were two-day event, the dedication of pany that owns the San Jose Along with the thoughts of made had to do with technology. Human Resources the digital time capsule also Mercury News were on hand the future, items that were rep- Ten-year-old Jessica Wijtman INNOUT took place. to give their predictions for the resentative of Silicon Valley predicted there will be no more Jr. Recruiter IL BURGER The digital time capsule was future. were placed in the capsule by guns or violence in the next 20 We have an excellent opportunity for an energeth lilt IS It to pow launched on Saturday and will Saturday's predictions five children. years. team on a part-time/temporary basis (20-10 how, %seek) 1111, 111,11% 1,1 be on display in the museum included McEnery's thoughts on The presented items were Even though San Jose State ual will be responsible for generating and inter% in mg applicant, tot until the year 2020. The capsule ii child of today being a future such things as a personal letter University student Greg our locations in San Jose/Bay Area. [his is an est vIlent opportuoth tor contains thoughts from people of mayor of San Jose, to the Tech of from Bill Hewlett, co-founder of Chimielewski came to the muse- individuals to gain experience in the It R/ %larketing filed. I he 1,1...11 all ages on what society can tomorrow being twice as large Hewlett-Packard, a copy of the um to see the exhibits, he didn't canidate will possess the following criteria: expect in the year 2020. The as it is today, a prediction made Silicon Valley map and a 200 leave his predictions on DVD, capsule looked similar to a large by Ridden mm silicon wafer. but had a few thoughts of his High School Diploma frosted silver fish bowl sealed by Some of the children Predictions for the future own. Geographic Knowledge of San Jose/Bay area a must. a gray lid on top. McEnery could have referred to could have been made in person "I would like to see a flying Excellent interpersonal & presentation skills. Former San Jose mayors were not only sitting in the front and put together on a digital car and a faster Internet ser- It you are interested in this opportunity., please send our resume to: In - Susan Hammer and Tom row during the presentation, but versatile disc, otherwise known vice," said Chimielewski, junior N-Out Burger, Attn: Cindy Conover, 41Q4 Campus Privy Ninth floor, McEnery alongside Tony were also there to show items as DVD, by the Tech. A DVD, is a studying public relations. Irvine, CA 92612 or Email tmcconoveedinnout.com , J..9.. 4-!._ - light , a 1. ," ,ff "-‘"?.’-i,A 3, TliniargAggY,VVIIIVIGo, VC" SPORTS San Jo: Siaic Spartan Roundup Daily staff report course. Southern Methodist University's Clyde Colenso led the Allison Kegley paced the pack of 53 with a finish of 24:19. Spartan women's cross coun- Trevor Marca finished 33rd for try team with a sixth place finish the Spartans at 26:54 and Matt in the Western Athletic Heard's 27:07 finish put him 39th. Conference Championships at Fresno State University Saturday, Maria Zivanov advanced to but San Jose State University still the round of 16 at the Dog Classic ended the day in the dust at Rice tennis tournament at Fresno University. State University before falling to The SJSU team finished third Liesl Fichtbauer of FSU. behind the first-place Owls and Pichtbauer, the second-ranked the second-place Texas Christian player in the tournament, defeat- University. ad Zivanov in straight sets 6- Kegley finished with a time of 2,6-4. 18:20 in the 5,000-meter event, Only two other members of the nearly 45 seconds behind the win- San Jose State University ten- ner, Fride Vullum of the nis team were able to make it out University of Tulsa. of the first round in the weekend's The next-highest Spartan fin- 64-player tournament. isher was Ana Martinez, who fin- Vanessa Pinot topped Teresa ished eighth with a time of 18:32. Galido in straight sets before Two SJSU runners captured 14th going on to lose to No. 3 Kim and 15th places. Janina CraM Niggemeyer of FSU 6-3, 6-0. clocked in at 18:47 while Kim Anna Nordell beat Long Beach Nebeker finished five seconds State University's Anne-Marie behind her, to finish in their Lunde 6-3, 6-2 before falling to respective positions. Renee Kops-Jones of FSU in the To round out the Spartan fin- second round. ishers Johanna Ballentine came In doubles action, the results in 29th, and Deborah Bleisch and almost mirrored the outcome the Rebekah Harner finished 34th Spartans had in the singles corn- and 35th, respectively. petition. The men's cross country The duo of Pinot and Zivanov team wasn't able to have the fell again to FSU. It was the team same type of success in Fresno, of Kops-Jones and Niggemeyer though. that triumphed again, 8-0. Pinot The Spartans finished last and Zivanov beat Cal Poly-San among the seven teams in the Luis Obispo's Angie Baghori and competition, with their highest Sandra Tebata in the first round placing individual at No. 30. 8-2. The 30th place finish belonged No other SJSU team advanced to Jason Blair, who finished with a out of the first round. time of 26:52 for the 8,000-meter Payton dies at age 45 CHICAGO (AP) Walter the Bears in the 1975 NFL draft. Payton, the NFL's greatest rusher He rushed for 679 yards and seven (Above) Eric whose aggressive style masked a touchdowns in his rookie season Lahrs (72), playful temperament that earned and the next year had the first of the goalie for him the nickname "Sweetness," what would be 10 1,000-yard sea- died Monday at age 45. sons, rushing for 1,390 yards and the SJSU Payton died of bile duct cancer 13 touchdowns. Penalized club hockey that was discovered during the In 1977, just his third year in Defenseman Kyle Ryan said he team makes course or his treatment this year ,the NFL, Payton won the first of Club hockey team's felt it seemed as if the referees a save during for primary sclerosing cholangitis, two MVP awards with the most were out to punish the Spartans. the second a rare liver disease. It was not pre- productive season of his career. He "The refs have a guide on us, so viously disclosed he had cancer, rushed for 1,852 yards and 14 penalties, sloppy period Payton rushed for 16,726 yards touchdowns, both career highs. I guess they don't like a rough against play on ice fuels 3-0 game," Ryan said. "We fell behind in his 13-year career, one of sport's His 5.5 yards per carry also was 3-0 early in the game and the Colorado most awesome records. And Barry the best of his career. penalties wore us out because we State's center Sanders ensured it would be one Against Minnesota, he ran for loss to Colorado really only played two lines." Ryan Glas of the most enduring, retiring in 275 yards, an NFL single-game July despite being just 1,458 yards record that still stands. And in By Lance Analla Lahrs said SJSU can't blame (6) in San its loss cid 'rely on the officials. shy of breaking Payton's mark. 1984, he broke Jim Brown's long- staff writer Jose's 3-0 Daily "I didn't :wren with some of the "I want to set the record so high standing rushing record of 12,312 calls nu ide. but we can't complain loss. that the next person who tries for yards. Lack of preparation and a ton about the refs," Lahrs said. "We (Left) Alex it, it's going to bust his heart," After carrying mediocre Chicago of penalties can kill a hockey should have adjusted to their Hidas (24) Payton once said, teams for most of his career, Payton team. calls, which we did not do." Payton was coached for six saw the Bears finally make it to the delivers a hit years by Mike Ditka, now coach of Super Bowl in 1985. Payton rushed Colorado State University cap- SJSU made sonic significant during the italized on a sloppy game by the roster moves before the game, the New Orleans Saints, who for 1,551 yards and nine touch- San Jose State University hockey activating newcomer Jason James second peri- called him "the best football play- downs as the Bears went 15-1 in club and won 3-0. fir the first time this season and od Saturday er I've ever seen." the regular season, and also caught SJSU has lost three games in a sitting out winger Aaron Scott, at the Ice "And he led by example on the 49 passes for 483 yards receiving row dating back to last week when who suffered a concussion during field. He was the complete player. and two TDs. Center of He did everything. ... He was the Chicago beat New England 46- the team lost two consecutive last week's trip to Utah. San Jose. .games to Utah State University Tom Pellegrino, left wing and greatest runner, but he was also 10 in the Super Bowl, but Payton and the University of Utah. club president, said the roster probably the best blocking back didn't score in the game. All of the scoring came in the changes may have affected the State and crucial penalties in during all the key moments, and you ever saw." When he disclosed his liver dis- first period when the Rams were team's performance Saturday. clutch situations during the game. we just couldn't put the puck in Payton was widely celebrated ease at an emotional news confer- able to out-muscle second line "The chemistry of the team was "Their (Colorado State's) the net." in Chicago, the city's highest-pro- ence in February, the Hall of .defenseman Rahsaan Whitney broken up," Pellegrino said. "Our defense stopped us and we didn't Next up for SJSU is Utah State file athlete in the years after Cubs' Famer looked gaunt and frail, a and Mike Ortolan, whose lack of three lines got switched around pressure them enough," Hides University on Saturday at 8:15 Hall of Famer Ernie Banks retired shadow of the man who gained defensive commitment led to and we didn't go with the guys said. "We were in the penalty box p.m. and before Bulls' superstar more yards than any running three goals. who have played the most consis- Michael Jordan emerged. back in the history of the NFL. , Spartan head coach Ron tently for us." "Walter was a Chicago icon long "Am I scared? Hell yeah, I'm Glasow said the first period was a The Spartans were also shut "Our defensemen were horri- before I arrived there," Jordan scared. Wouldn't you be scared?" 'complete disaster. said in a statement issued after he asked. "But it's not in my hands out for the first time this season. "Our defensemen were horrible SJSU rarely got into Colorado ble. It seems like our goalie Payton's death. "He was a great anymore. It's in God's hands." (in the first period)," Glasow said. State's zone and mustered only 19 man off the field, and his on-the- Payton made few public . "It seems like our goalie (Eric) shots on the opposing goal. The Lahrs is the only one doing his field accomplishments speak for appearances after that and his Lahrs is the only one doing his job opposite occurred for the Rams, themselves. I spent a lot of time son, Jarrett, who plays for the day in and day out. who seemed to live in front of the job." with Walter, and I truly feel that University of Miami, was called The tempo of the game was Spartan goal, collecting 51 shots. Ron Glasow we have lost a great man." home Wednesday night. slowed by an abundance of penal- Alex Hides, a defenseman and head coach A two-time Little All-American, "He's my role model," Jarrett said. 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Lost & Found ads are offered free as a service to the campus community. di= maim MUM di= IiIMMEM dUUS AM. MOM MI= ,,. .e!01..:111111RAIIIMillr.d?T. ..4 r mo.r.’/.411‘,,,,vtii.:*’’’t.’W 4b1:741111011N12114 1.sc-acarizy, , 6 ENTERTAINMENT San Jose State University `War' re-enacts famous night (left, By Liz Cloutman Hall, they saw the KSJS Web site Ramon Navarro Johnson Daily staff writer projected on a large screen at the from (ett to right), Breton rear of the stage. Vintage pho- Nicholson and Jason Barba sing tographs were displayed on the Men" to warm In the Saturday world premiere screen as an audiotape of actors, "Men, Men, Men, of "War of the Worlds Version 2.0," reading actual comments from up before their dress rehearsal the San Jose State University some of the fearful citizens, of "War of the Worlds Version Theatre Arts Department once played. 2.0" Thursday. San Jose State again has proven it is not afraid to Actors portraying the play's University's Department of production crew and KSJS staffers take chances on new and innova- radio station tive plays. Just as it did in scurried about the stage in a pre- Theatre Arts and "Shakespeare's Shorts" and "Die, broadcast frenzy. The audience KSJS combined efforts to put on Die, Diana," the department's dar- was told to applaud as KSJS this production. "War of the ing has yielded a success. Worlds Version 2.0" is based on "The War of the Worlds" original Theater "War of the broadcast by Orson Welles in Worlds 1938. Review Version 2.0" AssicaMalloviSpahariDaily "War of the Worlds Version 2.0" is a play with- is a play within a play, which blurs written by David Kahn, the ters. Listening to other actors, he her own spin on the news. in a play, director and an SJSU professor of appeared emotionally involved. With its multiple realities and a the boundary between truth and THEATER fiction. As in reality, a group of which blurs theatre arts, and students Johnson's deep, resonant voice last-minute plot twist, "War of the Theatre Arts Department stu- Barnaby Dallas, Donna Chesnut served him well as he portrayed a Worlds Version 2.0" re-creates for FACTS and David Johnson worked radio announcer. He also dis- its audience if only briefly dents are presenting a theatrical the boundary "War of the Worlds Version 2.0" re-enactment of Orson Welles' well. Dressed and coiffed in 1930s played a good sense of timing in the same suspension of disbelief style, the actors portraying the his reactions to others. that caused a nation to panic in Based on the novel by N.G. 1938 radio play, "The War of the between truth Wells Worlds" to be carried simulta- "Mercury Theater" players and Jason Barba, who played both 1938. and fiction. Foley artists who created radio Orson Welles and Jason, an arro- Addtional performances of "War Adapted by Orson Welles and neously on SJSU radio station Howard Koch for radio play by the KSJS, 90.5 FM, and the Internet. sound effects were convincing. gant actor, did not really catch fire of the Worlds Version 2.0" will be It was fascinating to watch the until halfway through the perfor- held at 11 a.m. on Thursday and at Mercury Players in 1938 Sixty-one years earlier, on Oct. Additional Material by 30, 1938, Welles, best known for Foley artists create many complex mance. Perhaps it was opening 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday at David writing and directing the movie began its live broadcast seem- sounds with the simplest tools. A night nerves, but Barba was not the University Theatre in Hugh Kahn, Barnaby Dallas, Donna "Citizen Kane," adapted an H.G. ingly from stage right. crumpled piece of paper became a initially effective as either the Gillis Hall. The Thursday perfor- Chestnut and David Johnson Wells science-fiction novel about After KSJS talk show host crackling fire. Women's voices charismatic Welles, although he mance will be broadcast live on Directed by David Kahn an alien invasion from Mars as a "Shannon the Shadow" (Angie became sirens. resembled him physically, or as an KSJS and on two Web sites Set design by Jim Culley play for his CBS radio series, Higgins) discussed historical rea- The performances of Breton egotistical actor. He was skillful in www.ksjs.com and Costumes by Thomas G. "Mercury Theater on the Air." sons for the mass hysteria, center Nicholson and Rainon Navarro mimicking the cadence and style theatre.sjsu.edu. Marquez Welles wrote the play as if it were stage became the CBS radio stu- Johnson as two of the Mercury of Welles' speaking style. On the radio, on the Internet or a live news broadcast, and thou- dio for Orson Welles' "Mercury players were particularly effective. Angie Higgins. attired in a on stage, "War of the Worlds sands of listeners, believing it was Theater on the Air," and the audi- Both had to portray multiple char- black lace dress with a cross neck- Version 2.0" is worth experienc- real, panicked. ence was figuratively transported acters and used different voices in lace for a belt and high-top boots, ing. As playgoers entered the back to 1938. the broadcast re-creation. was memorable as Goth girl University Theatre in Hugh Gillis "War of the Worlds Version 2.0" Nicholson never lost focus, com- "Shannon the Shadow," a KSJS pletely caught up in his charac- talk show host determined to put American Heart SH ATTERS GTA2 lets players be Read the F 91ang Ilead 110 Spartan Daily Medical miracles gangsters for a day Daily start with research By D.S. Perez nailysesiffiniffivmer iiGame Review Work yesterday consisted of Stupid things to say at a cool party #kk giving an informant a Colombian necktie, stealing five cars, putting physics. 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Want to have scenes from San Francisco and Miami. raise too much hell in the city. movies such as "Heat," "Reservoir .It was acclaimed by critics and The law will try to run you Dogs" or the real-life holdup of a players not for its violence, racial down hard and will chase you North Hollywood bank starring and criminal content, but for its when you are driving off road yourself? No problem. playability, fun and award-win- even when you decide to take the What other game lets you ning soundtrack featuring fiction- chase through the downtown uni- destroy an entire city block, drive al hip-hop, funk, pop, hard rock versity. past the ambulances and police and techno radio stations. Citizen artificial intelligence cars, and then run over the para- And it always put a smile on has also been improved pedes- medics, starting even more hell? somebody's face to just raise hell trians and drivers will not only What other panic allows the play- in the city and blow away pedes- cuss you out for cutting them off er to collect "kill frenzies," where trians, go on insane car chases and and panic when you draw your you have unlimited ammo and a then calmly drive back through weapon, but will jump out of the body count to meet and special the war zone and see what the way of your car or even fight to get events such as racing an ice player had wrought with ambu- their ride back when you steal truck across the city? lances, fire trucks and cops their car. Answer: None. responding. The latter makes the game So if you've daydreamed of As for the sequel, it's the same even more humorous. In one being a mobster, a In Jules and format. 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