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Spartans take third straight at The Farm

13) Marcus R. Fuller DARN' SIA14 EDITOR When San Jose State University football coach Dave Baldwin looked at the defensive stet sheet after Saturday night's match-up against Stanford, he was in for a surprise. The Spartans' opponents again gained close to 600 yards of net offense while dou- bling their total number of first downs and offensive plays. Yet, unlike last week's blowout loss at Nebraska, it was SJSU that dished out the knock out punch in a 40-27 victory against the Cardinal in front of crowd of more than 41,000, the largest since 1993. "I guess we gave up a lot of yards on defense, but we kept them out of the end zone at the right time and made big plays," Baldwin said. "We are a young defense, and we know we are going to grow. We were attacked by Nebraska's run and by the throw here." Playing in his first Silicon Valley Chal- lenge, junior running back Deonce Whitak- er sparked the Spartan offense with a career-high 254 yards and two touchdowns. "He did not surprise us," said Stanford head coach Tyrone Willingham of Whitaker. "He played the same style and standard he's played his entire career." While Whitaker's highlight-reel break- away runs were devastating, SJSU's defense also played a crucial role in WI/ lleller Special o, the /holt see STANFORD, Page 4

Above, Chris Tandy walks back to the Spartan locker room Whitaker finds after the the Spartans' 40-27 victory Satur- day night against Stanford at Stanford his own end zone Stadium. The win marked the first time Dentice Whitaker had one since 1981-1983 that last run left in him. As if San Jose State somehow his 254-yard, University had two-touchdown performance was- defeated the n't enough, Whitaker finished a EA) Cardinal three television interview and sprinted consecutive seasons. toward some imaginary end zone. But it wasn't a patch of grass with a goal post lingering in the Spartan tailback background or "Stanford" written Deonce Whitaker in chalk. Whitaker's end zone was runs away from.the something else. Stanford Cardinal A fence. Mike Osegueda Not just any fence. This one defense in the Spar- oz To+i tans win against the stood in the corner of Stanford Cardinal 40-27. Stadium, in front of sections of in Stanford's house. Whitaker and the cheering Spartan fans who cele- But before this season, Whitak- Spartans will face brate like children on Christmas er didn't have reason to celebrate. Southern Utah Day when we upset the Cardinal. He missed last year's conquest University at 6 p.m. That's been the case the past against Stanford with an injury Saturday at Spartan two years when the Spartans and the year before he only Stadium. thrived in the role of visiting returned a few kickoffs. underdogs, knocking off the Car- Kohpro 1)(11/1 dinal only to hold their own party set WHITAKER. Page S Dorms hit with power scare SJSU's team doctor stays in It% Diana M. Ramirez Still, those residents who were prepanng to go to class when the outage occurred said they were affect- the game despite neck injury SINII WRIIIR ed. The students of Moulder, Markham, Allen and Joe "The timing of it was not very good," said Paul lly Bill l'icht went over the handlebars," Trieb unable to perform surgery or drive West Residence Halls were showering in the dark Fri- Richardson, Resident Director fo, Moulder Hall. "A lot said of his Aug. 13 accident. a car. Trieb is able to see patients day morning -- if they woke up at all. of people overslept and missed class." DUN SINII WRIIIR He fractured two vertebrae in and refer them to another surgeon According to Pacific Gas & Electric, at approxi- Eyan Cuatodio, a sophomore resident at Joe West Despite a broken neck, Dr. Mar- his neck when his "head pile-dri- if an operation is required. mately 9:27 a.m., a downed wire caused the Residence Hall, was one of the students who slept in. tin Trieb continues to practice ved into the ground." "I'm not traveling with the Halls, including the Dining Commons and the entire "When I looked at my alarm clock, it was blank," medicine, teach classes and serve The injury required surgery to team," Trieb said of the SJSU foot- 10th Street area to lose power. Because Washburn, Custodio said. "I almost missed my class." as the team doctor for San Jose attach a head halo that is kept in ball squad. "It's kinda tough. I miss Royce and Hoover Residence Halls are powered by the Daily bathroom routines proved to be a little chal- State University intercollegiate place by four screws in his skull. that." university's power system, they were unaffected. By lenging without light. athletics. The halo, which Trieb has to wear Since Trieb began his stint as 11:13 a.m., the electricity had been restored. "It was kind of hard to take a shower because it was Trieb was riding his bicycle on for two more months, immobilizes team physician in 1965, he has "Everything was still accessible," said Martin really dark in the bathrooms," said Markham resident the Coyote Creek Trail, a paved his head and allows the fractures seen some changes. Castillo, community relations coordinator for the Nav Rakkar. "We had to open a window, but there still path near the Anderson Reservoir, to heal. "Athletes are bigger and faster, housing department. "We have an emergency lighting when "an out of control roller bled- It also leaves Trieb, an orthope- system for safety and security reasons." sire POWER Page 10 er cut in front of me. I braked and dic surgeon based in San Jose, See DOCTOR, Page 3 2 pinion SPAR IAN DAILY MONDAY, SITU:MUER 11, 2000 A N JOSE STAT UNIV S I'll V Letters A class schedule for the Draconian-minded along ing humans and items into small tory and psychology books rying to find a professor Sony PlaySta- whose syllabus reads "Bring rooms, such as cramming five pro- with speech class and Sports brings fessors into one office with one tion video game sessions, students Vivarin or else ... "? and strate- add already phone, a computer, a ton of paper- will build on leadership Is a class you need to who score excep- booked up with losers? work and two desks and chairs. No gy skills. Students insurance fee required, because tionally high will be eligible for out the demons, Want something interesting Coaching -word there is an emphasis on not modify- Human Performance 999b: which doesn't require six 4,000 Teams at essays? ing any structure. Intercollegiate Athletic hunting sucks. Environmental Science 88: SJSU. Admit it, class Appreci- warriors in us But I have an idea. I think the Domestic Environment Music 69: College Music university should provide us a little Rather than concentrate on ation cleaning the world's environment, Taking a stroll around the Resi- Tline after time, scientists and social scien- boost. And hell, this place needs that sports actually anyway, and in more this class aims to make students dence Halls and parking lots of tists have determined more work dis- aggravate conflict and aggression, as well as ways than one. aware of the hazardous mess in the SJSU. students will listen and damage bodies. So I've put my practical, Dracon- Residence Halls, houses and apart- cuss modern music. Subjects include As a former basketball player for the University ian mind to work and come up with ments they live in. Students will debates over whether "Uh, uh" is of California at Berkeley, who still holds the fresh- some interesting classes that can spend one session per week cleaning part of the lyrics or beat in hip-hop men rebound record there, I feel that all sports truly benefit all involved: the stu- Civil Engineering 300: Introduc- up the dorms, restrooms and other music, telling the difference between have gone way over the limit in the amount of vio- dents, the university and the com- tion to Demolition places at SJSU to realize just how dog barks and DMX rapping and if lence that they ingrain and promote. munity. Students will learn the intrica- sloppy they are. Eminem and Dr. Dre are overplayed With the new XFL football team, San Jose The following is written, mock- cies of C-4 explosive placement and Geography 86: Campus Direc- at parties. Demons, the team's nickname says it all. ingly, in the same style of our other safety methods used in razing tion:: Political Science 666: Ethics in They say, "Now the Demons will look to change esteemed class catalogue. Class buildings with TNT or wrecking Students will stand outside vari- Politics the face of professional football." numbers are hypothetical. balls. The university hopes students ous places on campus. directing lost Students enrolled will ebate As I was taught, I was playing to gain a near- Business 777: The Art of Appear- can use these skills in a practical, individuals to the proper buildings. whether ethics in political ties maniacal desire to win and to physically punish ance safe manner that will benefit all in The university believes this will and government is dvit and my opponent in a defeat. Students enrolled in this class the community. Final will have stu- make up for the shortage of directo- whether politicians still represent And I'm sure that this team will fulfill this to learn about the theory of profiting dents using their new skills on the ries on campus, because the grounds the people. The class requires a field the end. from appearance, such as transform- Scheller House and any other build- only have room for shrubs, mer- trip to the Student Union, where Did you know that the Nicaragua-El Salvador ing the Student Bookstore from a ing SJSU leadership feels the urge chants and signs for Associated Stu- students will get hands-on experi- war, in which 20,000 people were killed, started staid K-Mart clone to a tasteless to raze. A $10 insurance fee is dents' elections. This course is free ence by watching the Associated over a football game? version of an Old Navy store. Final required. for students who conduct orienta- Students government in action. In fact, Ernest Hemingway, who spent much will consist of an essay explaining Civil Engineering 310: Expand- tions for new students. Students See you in class. time in Latin America and Spain, said you could why planting shrubs at the former ing Spatial Limitations must provide their own sunscreen eliminate most Latin American wars and their Alumni House is more important to Learn to get more out of a Resi- and water. causes by simply banning football and soccer. San Jose State University than put- dence Hall room and garage office Human Performance 999a: Intro- D.S. Perez is a Spartan Daily War is the ultimate combination of the worship ting in more parking spaces for stu- than humanly thought possible. Stu- duction to Coaching Senior Staff Writer "Born Under a of all the things that they consider their greatest. dents, faculty or alumni. dents will learn the logic of squeez- Combining athletics, military his- Bad Sign" appears Mondays. Man and woman at their best, which is their worst: War. See how this competitive sports thing has been the final stages of every great civilization WANT A t 25 BILLION Co-w, Now RES GERING-) and empire. YARN SUBSIDY FOR K IITEN Teo C_OMPASSIONATE.- Little girl of the '80s still The ultimate fulfillment of sports is war - CICANt4eRS:. destroying the other person's body that your body __ _ might live. War is the ultimate fulfillment of the competi- tive spirit: the destruction of other's self-preserva- 'hanging tough' today tion. Sports is war in disguise, so they speak peace on iti while war is in their hearts and they talk peace Iwas listening to the radio while they prepare for war - prepare their bodies way home from school Thursday for war. night, trying not to fall asleep at But, *blessed are the peacemakers" for "the the wheel, when "Material Girr by meek shall inherit the earth." Madonna came on the radio. Now I don't know about the rest of Ted Rudow, III MA you. but anyone in his or her right credential student mind loves the '80s. The time when Michael Jackson still looked, well. like the "real" Michael Jackson. I remember that red vinyl, or Attrilita4yroa,,- leather, jacket number he had in the "Beat It" video. And those alleged gang members - they don't dress all in white anymore. even though I'd pay good money to see those hats. Sp artqou i But it was the Madonna song that really made me remember my child- ly cut out all the New Kids on the hood. Probably because I'm a girl. and Block pictures and taped them to my if you were a girl in the '80s you: walls. 1. Wanted to look like Madonna and Of course there were less of Danny Today Financial Management AN/60- Delta Sigma Pi - Co-ed Busi- Associated Students dressed like her at every possible ci at ion (FMAI ness F'raternity Board of Directors meeting. and Jon, because everyone knows that moment. Danny looked like a monkey and Jon Catholic Campus Ministry Social event with guest An introduction to Web devel 3:00 p.m. in the Student Union. 2. Owned fluorescent clothing that Daily Mass. 12 10 p m to speaker front Cisco Systems, opment, 7 p.m. in the Student Associated Students council was just weird. should've been banned from the planet It was all about Jordan. 12 35 p.m at the Campus Min- 4:30 p.m. in the Student Union. Union. Pacifica Room. For more chambers For more information. but was popular anyway. istry Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. For Uniunhum room. For more infor information. call Mary Ruth at call Jennifer Bordenave at 924- Of course when I was 8.1 didn't care 3. Had really big bangs. that the guy could hit the high more information, call Father minion. call Tony Zimecki at 230-9081. 6240 I remember, Madonna first became notes as Charlie at 938.1610. 247-5252 though someone was pushing him popular when I was 6. I used to dress down on a picket fence. Wednesday Re-entry and Commuter Help up like her with my friend Jennifer. I just thought Greek Life Tuesday Program (Reach) he was cute. Meet members of the Greek We would turn on the beta videocas- English Society Brown Bag Lunch/Success at I also remember the trend for guys community and see what Greek sette recorder, watch one of her videos Anthropology and Behavioral First meeting and election of SJSI' edu Workshop. noon to that followed in the NKOTB wake. All Life has to offer, 10 a.m. to 2 and try to mimic the dance moves. Science Club officers, 11,30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. 1,30 p in. in the Student Union. the guys in class grew out the back of p.m.. Monday through Friday. at We didn't just do this a few times. General meeting. Faculty and in the faculty office building. Pacheco room. For more informa. their hair to look like a tail. the information tables in front of We practiced the dances religiously. students from all disciplines are Room 104. For more informa- lion. call Jane Boyd at 924-5950. And then there were the girls. the Student Union. For more Ever seen a 6-year-old dance and welcome. 3,00 p.m. in the tion, call Paul Douglass at 924- I don't exactly remember when or information, call the Student Life sing to "Into the Groove" from Madon- Anthropology department con 4429 Panhellenic Sororities why the trend started. but it was some- Center at 924-5950. na's Virgin Tour, decked out in a short where between ference room, Business Tower, Sorority Forum/Orientation. 6 skirt, bike pants, tights, boots, a see- fifth and sixth grade Gay Lesbian Bisexual Trans- for me. Library Donations & Book Room 350. For more informa p m. in the Student Union, Loma through shirt with a tank top under it gender Alliance It was the "wave" bang Sales tion. call Marlene EIWPII. club Priet Ballrooni For more infor- and, of course, the lace gloves and style. Pizza and movie night, "It's I remember walking Ongoing book sale. 10 a.m. to president. at 241-7471. mation. call Greek Life at 924- headband? around the In the Water." 5 p.m. to 7 p.m in mall near my house and see.411 some 4 p.m. in Clark Library, 4th 5950 If you remember, you're probably SJSV Choraliers the Student I'nion, Student teen-age girl with bangs t went floor. Room 408. For more infor- smirking and shaking your head, just Auditions for male singers Center For more information, straight up and had a small cu in mation, call the acquisitions Thursdaty as I did remembering it. the Choir meets Tuesdays and call Shanna Feir at 938-0803. back. It looked like a tidal department at 924-2705. Maybe someday I'll disclose the wave was Thursdays from 1 JO p.m. to coming off her forehead. The Listening Hour Concert video projector reel (you read right - 3:30 p.m. in the Music building. Lambda Sigma Gamma Multi- The styles were held by hair spray, Sigma Theta Psi Series reel - not beta tape. before that) with Room 150. For more informa- cultural Sorority and of course, we used enough of it to We are pledging. If you are Emily Dickinson in poetry the evidence on it. tion, call Charlene Archibeque Ice Cream Rush Social, 6 put a hole in the ozone layer five times interested, call Valarie at 971- and song. featuring visiting But in the meantime, if you can get at 924-4333 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Student the size of Cincinnati each week. but it 4799. artists Kathleen Ludowise. me the song and if you're really lucky, I Union. Pacifica room. For more was the "in" thing to do. soprano, and Louise Costigan- can do the dance for you live - I still San Jose State Ballroom information. call Bell at 303- By the time I reached my freeway Lambda Sigma Gamm Multi- Kerns, piano. 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 remember part of it. Dance club 4753 exit, I was giggling madly and thinking cultural Sorority p.m. at the MUSIC building Con Once I was on my Madonna kick. Beginning and intermediate that it would be such a trip to go back Study night, tr p.m. to 10 p.m. at cert Hall. For more information, and truthfully, laughing myself silly in two-step lessons, followed by SJSU Hailing Club to the '808 as a college student. the Clark Library, 4th floor For call Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. the car, I thought about the other open dancing. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in We're looking for new Then I really more information, call Bell at 303- bands I was really into as a kid. thought about it. The SPX, Room 89. For more infor- recruits. Co-ed. No experience '80s were fun to grow up in, but I don't 4753 Sparta 1' le pro, 8.1.1 tree of oboe 1.6 Can we say New Kids on the Block? mation. call 924 -SPIN. necessary. COMP check out one of think I'd want to go back. 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DOCTOR: Juggles recovery and physician responsibilities continued from Page I and you'd think that you'd see more injuries, but you don't," Trieb said. "The biggest change has nothing to do with medicine. It's the amount of money involved in funding sports." In addition to his medical practice, Trieb is an adjunct professor in the department of human per- formance and serves as the medical director of the Physical Performance Institute based at Los Gatos Community Hospital. "He is a very active guy, a very athletic guy," said Kathleen Kerley, a radiologic technologist at the Student Health Center. Trieb teach- es classes in "Athletes are big- the graduate athletic train- ger and faster ing program at and you'd think SJSU. He will be you'd see more "teaching in his halo and is injuries, but you in good spirits," said Leamor don't." Kahanov, the director of the Dr. Martin Trieb, program. SISU team doctor Trieb found- ed the program in 1979 with athletic trainers Sue Trieb, his wife, and Jirn Welch, SJSU's head trainer at the time. "We thought there was a lot of knowledge that we needed to impart to trainers that they couldn't get just in a bachelors program," Trieb said. The graduate athletic training program at SJSU is the only one in California, Trieb said. The performance institute where Trieb serves as medical director is a "marriage between a hospital and a human performance department," Trieb said. Joel holier l).114 The institute allows SJSU human performance stu- dents "access to equipment to perform research, and Dr. Martin Trieb, San Jose State University's head team physician, looks at ing as SJSU's team doctor since 1965, said one of things he misses is being able to offers individuals in the community the chance to basketball team member Garvin Davis' knee. Trieb broke his neck riding a bicycle travel with the football team. take advantage to the research that goes on the and has to wear a head halo for a total of three months. Trieb, who has been work- human performance department." Advertising declines hit dot-com world SAN FRANCISCO (AP/ A the owner of the world's most pop- Inc., DoubleClick Inc. and Bureau, a trade association Dave Smith, president of Media- Metrix, which tracks Web traffic slowdown in online advertising is ular Web site and one of the few About.com also have suffered in Following an April market melt- smith, an online media planning Total revenue generated from translating int,o a painful come- profitable Internet businesses the past week, although not as down among dot-com businesses agency in San Francisco and New sales of online banner ads has fall- down for the Internet's glamour threatens to spread to other com- badly as Yahoo!. that weren't making money, the York. en from a peak of $590 tnillion in stock, Yahoo! Corp., and other pop- panies whose fortunes are tied to Analysts disagree on just how venture capitalists financing those To lure business, Yahoo! and March to $540 million in July, ular Web sites that sell ads to pay online advertising. badly the online advertising mar- companies tightened their purse other popular online sites have AdRelevance said. Still, the July their bills. "If Yahoo! has a cold, then other ket is ailing. But virtually every- strings. As a result, many online been lowering their advertising spending represented a nearly For the sixth straight day, Internet companies could get the one agrees that online advertising companies slashed their market- rates, reversing their direction of a fourfold increase from a year ago, Yahoo! stock suffered through a pneumonia," said Rick Kimball, isn't growing at the robust clip of ing budgets to save money, putting year ago. and influential Internet analyst wave of selling Friday, falling general partner for Technology nine months ago, largely because a crimp in the revenue stream at The average online ad rate fell Henry Blodget of Merrill Lynch $2.81 to $104.12.. The Santa Crossover Ventures, a venture cap- the e-commerce companies that Yahoo! and other major online ad from $33 per thousand unique vis- issued a report Thursday predict- Clara-based company's market ital firm in Palo Alto. propelled the spending are no space sellers. itors at the end of 1999 to $31 dur- ing total online advertising will value has plunged by $10.5 billion, Yahoors problems have thrown longer flush with cash. "Online advertising has been in ing the summer, according to reach $7 billion this yoar. up Ti or 15 percent, since Aug. 30 amid several other new media stocks "All the dumb money is gone. We the doldrums...all summer,"_ said AdRelevance, a division of Media percent from 1999. deepening investor worries about into a September funk. 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SPARTANS DEONCE WHITAKER

linsitiOn! Running hack What he did: Rushed for a career-high 254 yards and two touchdowns. Trivia: His previous career-high was 203 yards last season against St. Mary's College.

SPARTANS MARCUS enARROYO

Position: Quarterback What he did: Was a Career-best 18-for-30 for 199 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Trivia: His previous career best was an 8-for-11, 92-yard game in a win against Virginia in 1998.

SPARTANS RASHIED DAVIS

Position: Wide receiver What he did: Caught seven passes for a game-high 133 David Heller S'peetal lo the Dinh yards Above, Spartan senior outside linebacker Ron Ockimey (35) goes airborne over Stanford's Brian Allen (34) to assist senior Marshall Blount on the quarterback sack of Trivia: Was hiS first 100-yard Randy Fasani (12) performance as a member of the STANFORD WIN: Spartans' defense take Cardinal's quarterback out of the game in the second half Spartan football team continued from Page I Fasani's confidence contin- to even the score at 14-14. by fellow receiver, junior but if -Was- avair"The SPXRTANs ued to grow defense kept them keeping them ahead. on Stanford's Stanford's running game Rashied Davis for the touch- Spartans MARSHAU in next drive, as out of the end zone for the On paper, Stanford's quar- he went deep came alive in the second down. BLOUNT Randy Fasani threw again, this time 75 yards to quarter behind senior Kerry Though it was his first final two plays to seal the terback -peat." for a career-best 373 yards senior Jamien McCullum for Carter, and Fasani's 13-yard score of the game, Davis had "three touchdowns. In the the touchdown. After one touchdown to Deronne Pitts been very productive as "Who knows, if he doesn't and four of those actual game, the 6-foot-4 - play, the Cardinal were on top gave the Cardinal a 21-14 SJSU's No. 1 target going get hit so often, some -pound senior was 14-6. advantage. deep. After three quarters, passes at the end could have inch, 235 Fasani running for his life. Stanford's quarterback was Nevertheless, that would the Spartans had a comfort- been complete. I think Arslanian had a shining in his first appear- be Stanford's last lead of the able 33-21 lead, largely got a little tired," Baldwin Position: Inside linebacker "Paul said. great game plan," Baldwin ance at home as a starter, and game, as Whitaker decided it becati-i) of their new 5-foot-9- What he did: Had seven tackles said. "We kept coming after the Spartans needed its star, The Spartan defense, led Whitaker, to come up with a by senior outside linebacker and a game-high two quarter- big play. Marshall Blount, who had back sacks for a loss of 11 yards 's Score Just when it seemed he "I think we have a very special seven tackles and two sacks, Trivia: Tied his previous career- frustrated the Stanford quar- Stani ord Cardinal 2 7 was about to break one into team, we just best game of seven tackles and the open field, the 5-foot-6- have to make sure terback, forcing him to get out of the rhythm he had in two sacks against UTEP in '99 S n 'fa 4 0 inch spark plug fumbled the we come out and do the same ball giving possession back the first half. Saturday- 6I,JSU vs. Southeira Unit 6 p.m. to Stanford. thing every week." "I was fine. I was ready to Baldwin said his No. 1 tail- go. I knew the game plan," CARDINAL - Dave Bald% in, Spartan head Loach Fasani, putting pressure on back was a little too "hyper" Fasani said. "I knew what RANDY him and hitting him." to start the game, and they were going to bring at FASANI the game, the Whitaker admitted to having me. (In the second half) To begin well for SJSU defense struck first on a bit of the butterflies early. was time to take over. inch weapon. Davis finished Things just didn't go -yard interception return "I was a nervous to start With runs of 45 and 65 with a game-high of seven me." a 63 season, the Spartans by junior cornerback Willie the first quarter. But then I yards on two separate drives, catches for 133 yards. Last The quick touchdown started to see the holes, and I Whitaker single-handedly "We have really good chem- viewed the Stanford win as Adams. the year," but got the Spartan team charged just ran through them," he gained the momentum back, istry, and we read each other "the game of to compete. said. leading the Spartans to a 27- well," Arroyo said about this year Baldwin believes Position: Quarterback and ready "It really gave us a lot of con- After giving up two quick 21 halftime lead. Davis. "And he's been catch- the win is just the beginning. What he did: Passed for a "I think we have a very fidence in the beginning," said scores, the Spartan defense "Stanford keyed on him ing the ball, so I'm going to career-high 373 and tourer- shut the Cardinal down for and tried to take him away, keep throwing to him." special team, we just have to Adams, who scored the first downs return for the remainder of the first but he slipped through," To begin the fourth quar- make sure we come out and Spartan interception Trivia: Was regarded as the a touchdown in four years. quarter. Baldwin said. "As coaches, it ter, Whitaker ran the ball 42 do the same thing every "That really kept the ball The opportunity to tie for would be ridiculous for us not yards to the Stanford 1 -yard week." nation's top high school quarter- rolling for us. We needed a big SJSU was in reach, and junior to get him the ball." line, setting up Arroyo's sec- The Spartans' next game is back in 1996. play like that to get us going." quarterback Marcus Arroyo Beginning the second half ond touchdown pass of the at 6 p.m. Saturday against The Cardinal, however, stepped to the forefront to right where he left off, day to Jesse Rogers. Southern Utah at Spartan would quickly answer in the take control of the offense. Whitaker broke away for a SJSU seemed to put the Stadium. air on the ensuing drive. A Arroyo, who went 18-for-30 51 -yard scamper down to the icing on the cake with the 67-yard pass from Fasani to with 199 yards and two Stanford 14-yard line. drive, but Stanford's players receiver Luke Powell touchdowns in the game, Junior wide receiver Casey still had some fight left in wide capped a highlighted a four-play, 80- seven -play drive LeBlanc then fumbled the them. with an 8-yard touchdown ball on the 1 -yard line, only to Fasani pulled the Cardinal yard drive that put them viwn nun tell MI6 II'S 111 ahead 7-6 pass to tight end Sean Brewer be picked up in the end zone together for one last score, FM OHM V161(11 ONO Thursday night is COLLEGE NIGHT! Positions Available 1'2 Price Student Interns to the President 1/2 Price $3 Bottled experLerte BEERS PITCHERS beer too! The Office of Student Interns to the President is recruiting student leadership. Exc-ellent verbal and '113 0 en 11am to m ever da 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS! written communications skills needed. 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Above, Deonce Whitaker, senior tailback for the San Jose State University Spartans, runs away from the Stan- ford Cardinal defense in the Spartans win against the Cardinal 40-27. The win makes it three years in a row that the Spartans have WOD the Cardinal. Whitaker and the Spartans will face Southern Utah University at 6 p.m. Saturday at Spartan Stadium.

Right, San Jose State University football team members celebrate their win over the Stanford Cardinal in front of Spartan fans Saturday at Stanford Stadium. The Spartans beat the Cardinal 40-27, which was the third consecutive win in the Stanford vs. SJSU series since 1983. Protest outside hotel forces Dream team to cancel practice MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) "Because the men are more ing complex with dozens of The U.S. Olympic men's bas- recognizable, we didn't want to restaurants, theaters and shops. ketball team canceled practice take any chances," said Craig The protesters, vowing disrupt Monday (Sunday night EDT) as Miller, a spokesman for USA Bas- the meeting, massed around the thousands of protesters sur- ketball. entire circumference of the hotel rounded their hotel in demon- Thousands of mostly young, and kept traffic from entering or strations against the World Eco- colorfully dressed protesters sur- leaving. nomic Forum held at the same rounded the Crown Casino and The women's team met in the site. Hotel on the first day of the eco- lobby at 8:30 a.m. and waited The U.S. women's team, how- nomic forum, a meeting of top while team officials, hotel person- ever, chose to walk through the business leaders from around the nel and police decided how to get crowds to get to their bus. They globe. them out of the building so they held a two-hour practice after Police set up concrete barri- could make the one-mile trip to being delayed for more than an cades and fences around the their practice facility at Mel- hour.' perimeter of the hotel, a sprawl- bourne Park. .1..,1 fume, Dail.' Stall WHITAKER: Finally gets to enjoy a win over rival Stanford.

continued frum Page I five-yard touchdown run. was wrong. WELLS With less than two minutes The column also said, "I feel Saturday, he got to join in on left in the first half, Whitaker bad about picking on San Jose FARGO the party as the Spartans made took a handoff at SJSU's 35-yard State last week. There are tens it three-in-a-row against Stan- line and scooted past the middle of thousands of' folks in the Bay ford with a 40-27 victory down at of Stanford's defense untouched. Area who enjoyed a mediocre The Farm. There was no question that he education provided by good or And, I was just happy to get to was going all the way. SJSU." watch. On the first play of the third But all of the $25,000-per- "I always wanted to be a part year educations on that Stanford of this tradition," Whitaker said. team couldn't figure out how to "This year, I'm a part of this. "I always wanted stop Whitaker. This year, I got to jump on that Cardinal linebacker Riall SKIPthe fence." to be a part of Johnson tried to put it into per- He jumped off and as the spective. team was making its way back to this tradition. "Most of the stuff' he got was the locker room he turned and what we gave him," Johnson sounded off one more time. This year, I got to said. "That's right" he yelled, before Sure, Stanford wears red and letting out an almost maniacal jump on that white, but they weren't like laugh with a smile so wide his fence." Santa Claus, just giving things yellow mouthpiece almost fell away. Deonce was earning it. LECTURE out of his mouth. "Three-peat Deonce was just being him- - Deonce Whitaker, self. baby. Ain't no fluke." Spartan senior tailback This year, the Spartans didn't "He's a magic man," said need luck, trick plays or even SJSU quarterback Marcus We make BANKING uskisual motivational tech- quarter he was at it again. This Arroyo. "You see him and the & -es like they did in years time, twisting and turning up next time you see him, he's 80 They just needed to get the the field while dragging Cardi- yards down the field." ball to Whitaker. nal defenders along with him. It Whitaker was a little more took them 51 yards to get reserved about his performance. easy No. 21 was unstoppable. Ile had runs of 45, 65, 51 and 42 Whitaker on the ground. "A lot of thanks goes to the yards, all on the way to a new If you ask Stanford head offensive line," he said. "I had so career-high 254 yards rushing. coach Tyrone Willingham, it was- much tonight. So much fun." His total vaulted him in the n't supposed to happen this way. He didn't talk about the SJSU record books to seventh in He said his team would make touchdowns. He didn't talk career yardage and second in all- adjustments to stop Whitaker. about the new records. He didn't purpose running. He was wrong. talk about the amazing runs. Not bad considering it was hie He said Whitaker was proba- But when he jumped off that first time seeing full action in bly the best running back his fence, you could see it in his Stanford Stadium. team would see this year. He was smile. "I couldn't ask for anything right. As I walked off the field Here's a subject you can ace. Banking at Wells Fargo is a walk in the quad with better," Whitaker said. He also said Deonce almost toward the locker room, walking plan. His first big gain came in the single-handedly embarrassed shoulder-to-shoulder with the Student Combo Package. It combines a range of services into one smart second quarter when he burst Nebraska a week ago. Whitaker. he didn't say a word. school and you'll past the Stanford defenders at I hate to tell you coach, but he He didn't need to. Sign up today at the Wells Fargo location nearest your the line of scrimmage and shook made your guys look like a high He just looked at me and two more inside the 20-yard line school junior varsity squad. winked. rock with a free Sony Music Gift Certificate. before being tripped up. Whitaker If you ask the San Francisco ended the run with a somersault Chronicle, it wasn't supposed to Mike Osegueda is the Spartan and stood up on Stanford's goal happen this way either. One of Daily Production Editor "Oz At The Student Combo Package line. TWo plays later, he would be its columns, "The Betting Fool," The Helm" appears from time to inside that same end zone after a said we weren't going to win. It time. Student ATM Checking Free Student MasterCard New Club on Campus ATM & Check Card Account Access and much more Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees) Online

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Indiana's Knight out Woods Gannon rushes wins 5th for 3 TDs to lead as basketball coach tourney in 1997, an act caught on video- on me to grab a kid in public, or Confrontation tape. curse at a kid in public, as appar- Raider victory But his conduct became even ently it's been said that I did," worse, Brand said. In the 17 weeks Knight said at the time. of year noted that with freshman since the school put him on notice, Even so, Brand OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Rich make last-minute decisions, and Knight bad-mouthed the adminis- Knight initiated physical contact Tiger Woods has a shot for Gannon's instincts were as quick fortunately they were the right tration and alumni, threw a tirade and, 'The two had an uncomfort- every occasion. as his feet. ones." was final straw at a female athletic department able exchange." Pushed to the limits by an The 34-year-old quarterback, The three rushing touchdowns official in his office and refused to "The angry contact with the stu- INDIANAPOLIS (AP) "Hey, unlikely challenger, Woods coming off his first Pro Bowl were a record for a Raiders quar- show up at a handful of important dent violates the spirit" of the completed golfs great sum- appearance in 12 years in the terback and the most by an oppos- what's up, Knight?" started it all. A IU functions, the school president school's conduct policy initiated in grabbed arm and lecture did the mer in style Sunday with a 6- NFL, rushed for a career-high ing quarterback against the Colts said. May, Brand said. iron from a fairway bunker, three touchdowns as Oakland since Green Bay's Tobin Rote had reg. "He did not fulfill the promises The se.arch for a new coach will The end for Bob Knight came over the water and right at overcame a 21-0 deficit and beat three in 1954. he gave me," Brand said, adding begin immediately and Brand said the flag, to win the Canadian the Indianapolis Colts 38-31 Sun- Tyrone Wheatley also rushed for down to a chance encounter with a that Knight had the 'option of he did not yet have any candidates. freshman who greeted him in a Open by one stroke over day. two TDs for the Raiders (2-0), who resigning but refused. Knight, who left for a fishing trip Grant Waite. "It was hard to hear all the pro- scored 24 points in the third quar- way the Indiana coach deemed far The firing brought a wave of in Canada after his campus news too casual and disrespectful. "When pressure is at its tection calls," he said of the deaf- ter, took a 38-24 lead on Wheatley's protests on the Indiana campus in conference Friday, will be paid for peak, that's when your con- ening noise from the raucous RCA second touchdown midway On Sunday, the school decided Bloomington as police in riot gear the final two years of his contract. Knight's reaction to that greeting centration level is at its high- Dome crowd. "So we had to make through the final period and held stood watch. The case brings to mind Woody est," Woods said. "It builds to adjustments. We completed a cou- off the Colts (1-1) in the closing would be the final part of a "pat- Thousands marched on Brand's Hayes, the famous Ohio State foot- tern of unacceptable behavior" and a crescendo." ple of big passes, and I think they minutes. home with some of them yelling, ball coach fired for punching an Woods chipped from the became more worried about our "Our pass rush was not good," fired him. The decision ended his "Hey, hey, ho, ho. Myles Brand has opposing player on the field at the three tumultuous decades at a back of the green t,o a foot pass than our run." Colts coach Jim Mora said. "He got to go." "Burn in hell, Brand," 1978 Gator Bowl. ICnight is an and tapped in for birctie to Big mistake by the Colts. had a lot of time back there, hejfila school where he was one of basket- said a banner hanging from a bal- Ohio State alumnus who admired ball's best coaches but also one of close out a 7-under-par 65 "One of the touchdown runs was good athlete, he acrambled ander cony, and one protester ignited an Hayes. and his fifth victory in seven designed," Gannon said. "But the weren't able to get him down its most volatile. effigy of Harvey. At Brand's news conference, the University president Myles tournaments this summer. other two just happened. I had to before he hurt us." Brand, however, stressed that Indiana players stood along the Three of them were majors, Brand, who announced the firing Knight's run-in with Harvey on wall, their arms folded with Knight one of them gave him the at a news conference, called Thursday was not the sole reason somber expressions on their faces. career "defiant and hostile" and said the Grand Slam and all of for the coach's dismissal. Kirk Haston wiped away tears as them were filled with unfor- 49ers don't show up coach had shown a "continued "If that was the only instance other players glared at reporters. work within gettable shots. unwillingness" to that took place you would not be Brand said he stood by his deci- All five guidelines of the athletic depart- victories included here today," Brand told reporters. sion not to fire Knight in May. He some kind of scoring record ment. Knight held a news conference wanted to give the coach a final till 2nd half, lose 38-22 school's 12 under at the U.S. Open, Knight also violated the of his own Friday to explain his opportunity, calling it the "ethical 19 under at -tolerance" conduct policy by the British, 18 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The to open the second half, and J.J. "zero side of the story, complete with a and moral thing to do" because of under at the PGA and a 21- grabbing 19-year-old Kent Harvey diagram on a blackboard and re- Knight's contributions to the Carolina Panthers didn't intend to Stokes caught a 17-yard scoring week to lecture under 259 at Firestone. run up the score against San Fran- pass from Rick by the arm last enactment of the encounter, with school. Woods was 22 Mirer midway him about manners. under over cisco. The 49ers let them. through the final quarter. Inside assistant coach Mike Davis play- "I still believe we had to give his final 49 holes and fin- The 59-year-old Hall of Fame ing Harvey. him one last chance," Brand said. "They really didn't do anything the two-minute warning, fullback famous for his red Hoosiers ished at 266, the lowest 72- to stop us," quarterback Steve Fred coach, Harvey, stepson of a Knight crit- "He failed to live up to that. That hole Beasley had a 2-yard TD run. sweater and blue language as he score in 22 years at the Beuerlein said. "They're a better "Momentum was on their side ic and former local talk-radio show was his decision. Canadian Open. bellowed at players and referees host, had addressed the coach as "His unacceptable behavior not team than that." until the second half," 49ers coach from the sideline, was already in "I've had a wonderful sum- Beuerlein threw for 364 yards Steve they crossed paths at A.ssembly only continued since then but mer," Woods said. Mariucci said. "Penalties, trouble for a history of outbursts at Hall. increased." and three touchdowns as the Pan- blown assignments, you name it, Indiana, where he won three He was nearly flawless on thers beat the 49ers 38-22 on Sun- The coach said he didn't curse at Besides his three NCAA champi- Sunday, and had everything seemed to go their way. national championships. to be. Waite, day. We couldn't get Carolina off Harvey but did briefly hold his onships, Knight led the Hoosiers to a runner-up for the second the Knight was warned in May arm for the lecture. 11 Big Ten titles and was unde- Former 49ers running back field before halftime." about his behavior after an investi- straight week in Canada, William Floyd opened the pme The "I would have to be an absolute feated in 1976, the last time a col- matched hi m 49ers, who lost last week- gation into accusations he choked stro ke - for- with a 1-yard touchdown run and end in Atlanta, had won their past moron an absolute moron lege basketball team accomplished stroke and put the pressure one of his players during practice with the things that have been laid the feat. Tshimanga Biakabutuka ran for seven home openers. on with a 5-iron into the par- another as the Panthers' offense With former 5 18th green that left him a 49ers coach George rebounded from a sloppy season- Seifert now in charge at Carolina, 20-foot eagle attempt that opening loss to Washington. the Panthers took could have forced a playoff full advantage or A halftime celebration honored of their familiarity with San Fran- perhaps snatched a victory former San Francisco greats Joe cisco. away Russian 20-year-old trounces from Wood.s. Montana, Ronnie Lott and Dave On the opening series, "Grant forced my Beuerlein hand," Wilcox, but the 49ers on the field hit on his first three passes Woods said. bore no resemblance to their sto- including a 21 Waite missed his eagle try -yard pass-to a wide ried predecessors. open Wesley Walls to take the and had to settle for a 66 and All of San Francisco's touch- Panthers Sampras for Open tennis title one stroke short of winning. down to San Francisco's downs came in the second half 1. Floyd ran over safety Pierson Terry Jackson ran from 1-yard out Prioleau for the touchdown. NEW YORK (AP) Marat and whacking a dozen aces to push .A.sked how he returned Sam- Satin, a giant with a peach-fuzz his tournament total to 115, never pras' serve so well, Safin replied, face and a grown-up game, turned faced so much as a single break "You think I know?" 111% Pete Sampras into a weekend point until the last game when Sampras unleashed a 131 mph hacker. Sampras finally got two after Safin ace to start the match, a message In as thorough a thrashing as opened with a double fault, only intended to intimidate the Russian Get More By Learning a anyone has ever given the all-time his second of the match. in his first major final. But Satin Grand Slam champion, the 20- "I felt no pressure until last resolutely stood his ground time year-old Safin became the first game," Safin said. "He becomes after time, waiting for his chances. Foreign Language Russian to win the U.S. Open with huge, the racket was huge, every- At 3-3 in the first set, on a mild a 6-4.6-3,6-3 victory Sunday as he thing was huge." afternoon with a slight breeze, stamped himself the player of the Satin wiped away those break Safin created his first break point future in men's tennis. points quickly, and closed the 1- at 15-40 with a sizzling forehand Boyish and emotional and hour, 38-minute match with a pass into the corner that Sampras blessed with talent, beyond his backhand pass that zipped by watched like a spectator. Two natural power, Safin celebrated by Sampras as so many others had points later, Safin rocketed back a getting down on his knees and before. return winner that seemed faster kissing the court in Arthur Ashe Sampras, holder of 13 Grand than Sampras 124 mph serve. $2500 available for Majors Stadi um. 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Variety, Music or Comedy Spe- Wing," NBC. ing procedures designed to widen drama's competition with HBO's Winners of major honors at Sun- Miniseries: "The Corner," HBO cial: "Saturday Night Live: The 25th Supporting Actor in "The day night's Ernmys: a Minis- the voting panel and make it Sopranos." James Gandolfini, Made-for-TV Movie: "Oprah Anniversary Special," NBC eries/Movie: Hank Azaria, 'Oprah younger. who plays "The Sopranos- hulking Drama Series: 'The West Wing," Winfrey Presents. Tuesdays With Supporting Actor in a Comedy Winfrey Presents: Tuesdays with Instead of mob boss, NBC. requiring Academy of avoided a shutout for his Morrie," ABC Series: Sean Hayes, ''Will & Morrie," ABC. 'relevision Arts & Sciences mem- show by winning best actor. Comedy Series: "Will & Grace," Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Grace," NBC. Supporting Actress in a Minis- bers The NBC. to watch nominated shows in haul for "The West Wing" Jack Lemmon, "Oprah Winfrey Pre- Supporting Actress in a Come- eries/Movie: Vanessa Redgrave, "If .i hotel, the academy sent out broke the previous record of eight Actor, Drama Series: James sents: Tuesdays with Morrie," ABC. dy Series: Megan Mullally, "Will & These Walls Could Talk 2," HBO. Gandolfini, "The videotapes for voters to watch at Emmys for a series in a single sea- Sopranos," HBO. home. son, set by "ER" and "Hill Street As a result, it nearly quadrupled Blues" in their first years. lung cancer on June 18. Janney series. It came during a year the number of people voting. "There's going to Let- ner," won three Emmys, including Sunday "Millionaire" was shunted be no living called Marchand "exquisite, ele- terman had to take a break for an outstanding miniseries. Many actors, including John with me now," said "West Wing" off to the Daytime Emmys and gant." emergency quintuple bypass oper- Eddie Izzard won for both his "Survivor" missed the cutoff for Lithgow and David Schwimmer, creator Aaron Sorkin, who won an NBC won bragging rights with ation in January. performance wore gold ribbons in a show of sup- Emmy for his writing. and writing in his nominations. 23 Emmys. HBO had 20 awards, "Dave, if you're watching at HBO special, "Eddie Izzard: Dress Host Garry Shandling did a port for the Screen Actors Guild Michael J. Fox was a sentimen- ABC had 15, Fox had 11 and CBS home, it looks like the fake heart to Kill." and American Federation of Televi- tal winner of the best actor award "Survivor" takeoff in his opening had 7. surgery paid off," said the show's The two biggest television segment, though, and several con- sion and Radio Artists, who are for a comedy. Fox retired from his For the third year in a row, executive producer, Rob involved in a strike against comedy Burnett. events of the past year "Who testants were in the audience. the about a New York City David Letterman's "Late Show" HBO's series about a Baltimore Wants to Be a Millionaire" advertising industry. mayoral office, "Spin and "I don't like this reality televi- City," after won the award for best variety inner-city neighborhood, "The Cor- "Survivor" weren't competing sion, I have last season because of Parkinson's to be honest," Shan- disease. He won three best actor trophies in a row in the 19808 for "Family Ties.' "Thanks. It's been a great ride atay tuned," Fox said, after rIllIrving a standing ovation. "Will & Grace" won best comedy show, a big boost for NBC's sitcom as it moves to Thursday nights this fall. It also won two awards for its supporting actors, Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally. Patricia Heaton, who plays the long-suffering wife of comedian Ray Romano on the CBS comedy "Everybody Loves Raymond," won best actress in a comedy. It was her first award. Veteran actor Jack Lemmon, a Hollywood favorite, drew a stand- ing ovation when he won best actor in a miniseries or movie for "Oprah IT'S *_i(iTE Winfrey Presents: Tuesdays With Morrie." His co-star, Hank Azaria, EIC ( also won an Emmy, and the show was honored as best TV movie. -Th "A little bit of magic," said Lem- mon, fighting back tears as he paid tribute t,o his family: "This and what I do, is important. But you are my life." Sela Ward was an upset winner in the best actress category in a drama for ABC's "Once and Again." She beat out two competing actresses from "The Sopranos," Edie Falco and Lorraine Bracco. Gandolfini, in taking home the AY SILLS only trophy for HBO's ground- breaking series, said, "I can't really explain this, except the academy maybe has an affinity for slightly overweight bald men." The pre-show buzz was about the faceoff between "The West Wing" and "The Sopranos," the politicians against the mobsters. Both had 18 nominations. "The West Wing" won in a walk. Richard Schiff, who plays the grim aide Toby Ziegler, and Allison Jan- ney, who portrays the White House's tough press secretary, won supporting actor awards. Thomas Schlamme won for directing. "I love every member of my cast," Janney said. "This should be an ensemble award and I share it with all of you." Janney paid tribute to fellow nominee Nancy Marchand, who played the scheming matriarch Livia Soprano. Marchand died of

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CAMARILLO, Calif (API- Ris- 700,000 barrels above their cur- 3.08 cents per gallon to $1.5609. ing crude oil prices and tight sup- rent quotas. Despite the nationwide price plies at U.S. refineries sent gas "Even if there were an increase increase, most dealers aren't reap- prices higher by more than 6, cents of that magnitude, we should not ing the benefits, Lundberg said. a gallon the past two weeks, expect an immediate domino effect The average dealer profit margin according to a nationwide survey. on the street," said analyst Trilby on self-serve regular hit a 15- The weighted average for all Lundberg, whose survey reviewed month low of just more than 4 grades of self-serve and full-serve prices at 10,000 service stations cents a gallon. gasoline was $1.6156 cents a gal- nationwide Friday. "The motorists weren't the only lon, the Lundberg Survey reported Atlanta had the lowest per-gal- ones getting squeezed," she said. Sunday. That price represents an lon average for self-serve regular The national weighted average increase of nearly 30 cents a gallon at $1.3875. The highest price was price of gasoline, including taxes, over the same period a year ago. in San Francisco at $1.9592 a gal- at self-serve pumps Friday was An agreement Sunday by OPEC lon. $1.5734 for regular, $1.6699 for to boost crude output by 800,000 Detroit saw the largest increase mid-grade and $1.7552 for premi- barrels a day was expected to do over the two-week period, with um. little to ease rising pump prices. prices rising 22.11 cents a gallon to For full-serve, prices were Members of the Organization of $1.6331. $1.8896 for regular, $1.9798 for Petroleum Exporting Countries The largest decrease was in mid-grade and $2.0560 for premi- already are producing at least Billings, Mont., where prices fell U M

Jackie D'Antonio Daily stall Dancers from the Folklorico Nacional The parade started at 9 a.m. at Santa Clara Mexicano dance company perform tradi- and Delmas streets in downtown San Jose. It Win$25,000 I tional Mexican numbers Sunday during the was followed by a festival in Guadalupe Fiesta de las Patrias, literally translated to River Park, which featured traditional Mexi- mean "celebration of the mother countries." can food, music and crafts. for grad school Politicians ride for from Mexican Independence just like I did! LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tens of parade. About 45,000 people attended, Enter the "Kaplan gets thousands of spectators cheered "People are really starting to said county sheriffs Sgt. Ken Cun- as Gov. Gray Davis rode Angela Flcken you in...and pays your in a participate and get involved in the ningham. Junior, Northeastern University parade Sunday celebrating Mexi- election," Gil said. George P. Bush, nephew of way" sweepstakes! can Independence Day. The parade's grand marshals Republican presidential candidate Davis was greeted by parade were actress Angelica Maria and George W. Bush, also participated. Who wins? goers waving NO PURCHASE NELESSUEI TU ENTER OR WIN OOV/1 Oki, to eye feNtionis o1 Al Gore Democratic singer Don Francisco, a star of Mexican Independence Day is One lucky person will win $25.000 toward the first presidential campaign signs, said OMNI Sta. and CAllatta to<101ni Poet. NO. find Otte. Of Sholont.fes.Ona Univision's Spanish-language the anniversary of a Sept. 16, year of law, business. graduate or medical school. loose Noshclaan On a Stotten1 Osa ono are 16 veers Of a., LIMIT One NON per Monica Gil, deputy press secre- show "Sabado Gigante." Francis- 1810, revolt led by a priest Gao1O0 mu', be woo. of payintatl.e. too Wolter Ill 2000 No add, tary to former Assembly speaker losnai elwfulkly obronotors aiftrualoans to PIMP, see toroplote 011.ni Rolm. co walked much of the 3-mile against Spanish colonial rule. 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The contest runs from August 15 to RWes VOID MACRE PROHISITE0 TWO OR OTHERWISE RESTRICTED II you Po nal wyb wrewe nowe tato,. 141011n Ira toonotora. afatft1 e. at Kasen, lest Computer hackers send October 31. 2000. Onto INNIOtelma 0,1 MP ...NO Aoloott Now lork NY 1013S of ye79 An prowl When is the drawing/ name will be drawn on January 19. Test Prep, Admissions problems Western Union's way .!001. The winner will be notified by mail ,nmediately following the drawing. and Guidance. For life. DENVER (AP) - Western - director of the Washington-based Union on Sunday said hackers Electronic Privacy Information made electronic copies of the cred- Center, said the Western Union it and debit card information of security breach reflects the risks 15,700 customers who transferred to consumers as companies rush to money on a company Web site. do business on the Internet. The company began calling and "In the end, what matters to sending e-mail to affected cus- consumers is that the companies tomers over the weekend, and by to which they entrust their credit late Sunday had informed Visa card numbers and personal infor- and MasterCard of the accounts mation will be able to safeguard involved. that data," Rotenberg said. Only Web site users who con- In one effort to address privacy Outlet Sale ducted online transactions would and security issues that analysts have been affected, company offi- say have slowed the growth of e- AUG 31- SEPT 17, 2000 cials said. They said the hackers commerce, American Express last broke in while the site was under- week announced it would offer dis- going maintenance and was posable credit card numbers for unprotected. safer online shopping. Western Union spokesman Ziverts said Western Union's SALE STARTS TOMORROW Peter Ziverts said no cases of cred- problem was caused by human it card fraud had been reported to error and not an inherent techni- the Englewood, Colo. -based com- cal flaw. Systems employees con- pany by Sunday evening. Visa ducting regular maintenance left International and MasterCard parts of it unprotected, allowing International Inc. have begun hackers to break in, he said. monitoring customers' accounts Ziverts stressed that officials Save Up to for possible fraudulence, he said. don't believe it was an inside job Western Union, a unit of and said the company had not Atlanta-based First Data Corp., taken any disciplinary action. first learned the Web site had been The company and law enforce- hacked on Friday. The Internet- ment was investigating the EVERYTHING IN THE based money-transfer service breach, but Ziverts declined to began in June. provide further details about the STORE IS ON SALE The Web site that was hacked probe or say what agencies were 70 A - www.westernunion.com - also involved. The FBI office in Denver allows customers to apply for would not say whether it was OffSuggested SKIWEAR loans, send messages and locate investigating. Save up to 70% on men's and women's skiwear the nearest Western Union store, Western Union carried out 73 Retail Prices Sale $64.99 to 8144.99 Compare at $220.00 to S345.00 but customers using these services million money transfer transac- were not affected, Ziverts said. tions worldwide last year. Most TEKWARE® Likewise, customers using anoth- were done through agents in Save up to 70% on men's and women's Tekware, er Western Union Web site - stores or over the phone. The North Face's technologically advanced clothing www.westernunionmoneyzap.com The company has set up a toll- for any outdoor adventure - were not affected, he said. free number for complaints: 1-S00- Sale $16.99 to S34.99 Compare at S48.00 to S118.00 M arc Rote nberg, executive 228-6530. OUTERWEAR Save up to 60% on men's and women's Jackets and shells. Sale 534.99 to S174.99 Compare at S95.00 to S345.00 DPVICYLN tnirMAT8 EQUIPMENT Save up to 40% on daypacks, tents and sleeping bags i Student Intern Positions Available Sale S16.49 to S97.49 Compare at S29.00 to S180.00 S. The Office of Student Interns to the President Is ,,r1,.d and recruiting student leadership. i- x,,iirni BrIng In this ad for an additional written communications skills needed. Interns will he r-, co go to student organization meetings and expected I your purchase work as a liaison for S.ISU President Robert Caret. 10% off over $100 Flexible hours, 88.00 per hour, Applications available at NEVER STOP EXPLORING

Student Life Center, AS Office, Lnnot one Der customev Not good troth any othel otter. EAMS SePtember 2000, www.thenorthface com MOSAIC, and Tower Hall - Student President's Office. 4Z. NI: Intern Office, ' ' Office. , ...Campus Climate \ San Francisco 1325 Howard Street 415.626.6444 Berkeley 1238 Fifth sveet 510.526.3530 San lose 4952 Almaden Expwy 408.269.9300 Application submission deadline is September 29 at Spm. S,i lost' \late L- ek,- will find fantastic sayingA on discontinued items and seconds throughout the store. Seconds are items with MI110! haws that do not affect performance As percentage StIvinp are based on suggested retail value intermediate price reductions may Rave been taken The North Face products in our Outlets no not carry For questions or more intormation \\"' 'vibe No4k Face irfetime warranty Sony, nu phone or maii orders accepted Quantitiesateirtlited to stock nn hand. shop early for best selection. not all items in all Outlets call 924-2981 \ NarMolpa Sat.M hipalnat GIN,* en.00 4,01 Van Dmrstr.r, - 1/4 N\ SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERsITY - SPARTAN DAILY NEWS MONDAY, SEPThiliteER I I . 2000 9 -

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POWER: Residence Halls lose Trying to ice the class electricity for nearly two hours continued from Page I wasn't really enough light." Castillo said employees of the housing department, mainly the Resident Advisers, had to light the stairwell in Joe West Hall with flashlights. "Going up the stairs, it was completely dark in the stairway," said freshman Alice Tsai. Although Tsai lives in Moulder Hall and was in class when the outage began, she and her friends trekked up the stairs in Joe West to visit another friend. "It was hard," Tsai said. "In the dark, we were trying to look for the keyhole to open the stair door. It was completely dark and scary." Castillo agreed. "It's a scary situation," he said. He added that residents are requested to bring a flashlight prior to moving in for emergencies such as this. To keep fear at a minimum in these situations, in addition to the emergency lighting system, Richardson said that each hall performs safety and security checks. "It was hard. In the dark, we were trying to look for the keyhole to open the stair door. It was com- pletely dark and scary." - Alice Ism, freshman

Any Resident Advisers and Resident Direct,ors availfe should immediately go on duty and walk through each floor of the Residence Hall, checking on students. They also make sure safety lights are functioning properly. To be easily accessible, resident directors communicate by radio in emergencies. Because the emergency lighting system is only operational for a maximum of four hours, Richardson said there is a backup plan for longer outages. "We'll bring in generators that will functionalize lights," Richardson said. "Students won't be able to blast their stereo, but we're only concerned with safety." Richardson also said that after power has been restored, his first concern is to make sure the fire systems are reading cor- rectly in case they may not have reset themselves properly. "We try to encourage students to remain calm, especially if it happens at night," Richardson said. Sophomore Ryan Pearson, who also lived in the Residence Halls last year, said he was used to the power outages. "It happened once before in Markham," Pearson said. "I got bored. I couldn't play my video games anymore."

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