DIRECTORY: INDEX SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT Exec. Editor 924-3281 . Pakpr LOOKING 104 A 'SWINGING' Newsroom 924-3280 TIME Photography .... 924-3258 Entertainment Page 4 FOR A WIN 711I Advertising 924-3270 , -11yr Classifieds 924-3277 Women's basketball team Everything old is new FAX 924 3282, -3237 OweIOW 10011/1. drops its second straight t 441 again as young people E-mail: non-conference match to flock to dance to the SDAVVimc.sisu.edu Sports Page 6 [email protected] start the season winless tunes of the swing era SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State University Since 1 9 3 4 ilrolume 109, No: 61 MONDAY November 24, 1907 Pro Taekwondo kicks into gear Chinese By Yvonne OhmukiniUrnese Taekwondo, introduced as a demon- six million people study Taekwondo in of money. village Staff Writer stration sport in the 1988 Korea Games, the United States today. The fastest- Eight seated corner referees are will become a full -medal sport in the growing group of participants is under responsible for scoring the rounds. The San Jose State University was the Olympic Games held in Sydney in the 12 years old. center referee officiates the bout and, improves site of a history-making event Saturday year 2000. In professional Taekwondo, the fight- although he has no ability to award night when professional Taekwondo Four bouts plus a main event were ers participate in 90-second rounds with points, he can assign penalty deductions. Professor travels to made its worldwide debut at the Event televised. Perlin nuances by San Jose's one minute between rounds. Points are Another sideline referee keeps time, Center. Ernie Keyes' West Coast-Action Team awarded as follows: one point for any kick totals and enters penalty deduc- SJSU to speak about "Taekwondo 2000," broadcast live on took place between bouts. kick or punch to the body, three points tions onto the scoreboard. development of poor pay-per-view, was the first professional Taekwondo, which means "kick- for any spin kick to the body or any type The 40-foot raised square ring has no Taekwondo event ever held. strike-art" in Korean, is a 2,000-year-old of face kick without spin, five points ropes or other barriers to prevent fight- area over past decade "The whole concept is brand new," martial art form which employs the awarded for any spin or jump kicks to ers f'rom going off the edge. said Randy Adler of Corporate techniques of spinning, kicking and the face. One of the most exciting bouts of the By Christine M. Lias Entertainment Productions. "It's the punching. Each fighter is required to execute a night was between San Jose's Kevin Staff Writer first event that follows a lot of the According to the U.S. Taekwondo minimum of seven kicks per round or McCullough, a six-time Junior National Olympic rules." Union, the sport's governing body, over face a loss of the round and percentage See Taekwondo, page 3 Ten years ago, the Chinese village of Nanjie was a place full of rutted roads, shabby Apple uses homes and sick people. Blaze of glory Located in the southern part of the Henan province, the most populated and poorest Chinese 'different' province, Nanjie was nothing special. In one decade, Nanjie (which advertising means "south street" in Chinese) has made a dramatic MI Agency speaks about change. The roads have been computer company's repaired, the people are campaign that mixes healthy and well-fed and mod- ern apartment buildings have icons and a slogan popped up. Twenty-six food pro- cessing plants, including one By Devlin Fehely brewery, now sit where a deso- Staff Writer late plain was once found. Professor Wang Enjrart m Jessica Schulman, art direc- the Political Science tor for the advertising agency Department of Zhengzhou responsible for Apple University in Henan travelled Computer's classic "1984" com- the 8,000-mile distance to mercial, spoke Thursday about share the story of the Nanjie the computer giant's "Think dif- phenomenon with San Jose ferent" campaign. State University students and The catchphrase "Think dif- faculty. ferent" usually appearing "There is no crime, nobody above images of cultural icons takes anything," Enjian said from Albert Einstein to with the aid of translator Franz Muhammad Ali has been Schurmann, a retired UC popping up on billboards, buses Berkeley professor. and buildings since Apple "You could leave a $20 bill on unleashed its latest media blitz the ground and no one would in October. take it," Schurmann added. Schulman spoke glowingly of Schurmann has travelled to the new campaign. "It honors Nan*, with Enjian several not some celebrity who beat his times. wife but real heroes," she said. Scott Lorehneri SPflaIln It,, "If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't Carissa Brayman, vice presi- believe it," he said. dent of the SJSU Advertising The Spartan sideline explodes in jubilation after watching SJSU halt UNLV two inches sort of goalline in overtime The effort gave Others had to see it to Club, agrees. "I love the present the Spartans a 55-48 win for the last game of the season and a record of 4-7 (4-4 in the WAC). For game coverage see page 6. campaign. It evokes so many See China. page 3 emotions," Brayman said. "Seeing these icons that so many people in mainstream society worship -- brings them Gifford's 'unconventional' writing reflects life into focus." Schulman described her By Shayda Fathipour a gloss on popular culture. kind of situation, around people agency's reunion with the Staff Writer "I'm trying to write stories like his father's friends who down-on-its-luck computer and reflect what I see," Gifford spoke in symbolic terms and company alternately as "a labor Screenwriter Barry Gifford said. "Much of my work in the elliptically, it was up to him to of love" and "a daunting task" thinks of himself as a "realistic" last 10 years has been located fill in the blanks and to figure at Thursday's luncheon for the writer. geographically in the Deep out what the people were really Greater San Jose Advertising Gifford visited San Jose South and now along the U.S. saying behind the words they Association. State University Thursday and Mexico border. So really, were using. He said what this "The company and the brand Friday to read from his newest because there is a certain did was inspire his use of imag- have suffered from some work "Phantom Father: A amount of violence attached to ination. This was the best uni- neglect in recent years," Memoir" and other works. Both this and a certain amount of versity for a writer, he said Schulman said, referring to the readings were videotaped and quirkiness or Gifford dis- Apple's financial woes. Apple published later in the weirdness to it, cussed the way suffered $1 billion in losses in Instructional Resource Center. it's really reflec- "I'm trying to his characters the last fiscal year. Gifford read Thursday night tive of what I stories and speak and the With the ouster of former sections of his novels and two see going on write different CEO Gil Amelio and the return new short stories. He then took around ale." reflect what dialects he uses of Apple founder Steve Jobs, questions from the audience. On Gifford said in his stories. Schulman said, the present is a the second night he lead a con- he grew up see." "If I'm writ- time of great expectations as versation about his life and mostly in hotels ing the Cajun well as great uncertainty for work with Alan Soldofsky, the in the early character, I the company. director for the Center of years of life and Barry Gifford write how the Schulman said the ad cam- Literary Art at SJSII his father was a writer Cajun character paign addresses Apple's "viabil- "Barry's conversations and racketeer based talks. If there is ity issue," the fear that soft- his readings, particularly in Chicago, somebody from ware designers will stop pro- because it has been recorded, Havana, Cuba and Las Vegas. Kentucky, I'm going to write ducing applications for Apple will be very useful for young His father didn't want to have a how the Kentuckian talks or computers. writers on this campus and for house because he liked living in however it happens to be," he The campaign spits into the readers," Soldofsky said "We hotels. said. "And of course in New winds of prevailing orthodoxy, hope we can find a place to pub- His mother was almost 20 Orleans, where I lived part of Charles Slay/ Spartan Pally namely, that the former com- lish some of his interview" years younger than his father. the year and spent part of child- Writer Barry Gifford takes a moment to relax prior to reading a puter heavyweight could ever Gifford's books include "Wild She Was the 1944 University of hood, I got to know how people selection of his work Thursday evening in Washington Square Hall. again be a contender. It's a At Heart.," "Baby Cat-Face" and Texas beauty queen and a spoke." bravura performance that "Night People." He also co-wrote model for some time. His serious literary ambition ed in historical figures, among called "Perdita Durango," star- bears the thumbprints of Jobs the screenplays for David "It was a rather unconven- came from always being inter- them Robert E I,eft and Ulysses ing Rosie Perez. It was released who Schulman says has been Lynch's films "Lost highway" tional kind of childhood, espe- ested in peoples' lives. He start- S. Grant because part of his this fall in Europe. He said the intimately involved with the ad and "Wild at Heart," which cially in terms of spending most ed at an early age reading upbringing was in the Deep idea for the main character campaign. starred Nicholas Cage and of the time in the company of biographies such as "Crazy South. came from something he saw For those whose would Laura Dern. adults," Gifford said. Horse," "General Custer" and Gifford has a new movie com- See Apple, page 3 He said his writing is kind of He said as a child in that "Marie Curie." He was interest- ing out sometime next year See Gifford, page 3 OPINION 1997 Page 2 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, November 24, Extending domestic partner benefits good practice for UC system tern for something gays think Tnmarried couples need not of "devaluing the institution of that medical coverage children, so what's stomach the idea that two people they're entitled to, it's about apply, until now, that is. marriage." I accuse the universi- but sleep in the same the difl'erence? Those can have a stable, taxable income being just as committed to a Gov. Pete Wilson was ty of doing something right for a bed with the sanction spouses still reit.' ,e od tieing, civic-minded, commu- partner as someone who's skunked again Friday despite change. of a marriage certifi- benefits. nity supporting, loving and com- straight, but without the right to his last-ditch effort to stack the An employee of the UC system cate. There are also gay mitted relationship no matter legally marry. votes against the bill extending is hired to do a job, not because If somebody can couples who have what genitals they have. Domestic partner benefits are health benefits to domestic part- he or she is straight or gay, but tell me what, if any- children one way or And I dare say those gay cou- already available at companies ners of gays and lesbians because he or she is qualified to thing, a heterosexual another, so what's ples would marry in a heartbeat such as Chevron, Walt Disney, employed by the University of do the job in theory, that is. If partner does to earn the big deal" if it were legal for them to do so. IBM and Bank of America and California. that employee happens to be that coverage that a I'll tell you what it And as for the claim that through universities such as Even though the three UC married, his or her spouse gets homosexual partner is. It's the hoinopho- unmarried heterosexual couples LOIS JE NKINS Harvard and University of regents hastily appointed by health benefits paid for by the does not, I'd be inter- hi c refusal by the gov- will sue for the same benefits, Wilson since Thursday who IX system. ested to hear. ernor and I it hers to grant certain well tough. Maybe if gay couples It's about time the I TC regents have yet to be approved by the In essence, that's money paid And don't say it has anything employees of the LTC v,:orktOrce could marry we wouldn't have did the right thing. Senate all voted against the over and above the compensation to do with being able to have chil- the same considerations as their this problem. Heterosexual cou- hearts and peers because they are gay, plain ples can always get married if bill just like he hoped, it still for the actual work, to someone dren. Spare me the Lois Jenkins is a Spartan Daily Staff passed 13-12. besides the employee, who does flowers. Plenty of straight mar- and simple. they want benefits. Writer. Wilson accused the university absolutely nothing to deserve ried couples choose not to have Wilson and his cronies can't It's not about gouging the sys-

Editorial Batuhan does SJSU Clinton administration recently Thescored an apparent international rela- disservice by gyrating tions victory in securing the release of China's top dissident, Wei Jingsheng. Wei who yor)ft serving a 14-year prison sentence for around in his skivvies had been t,r) "counter-revolutionary incitement" and "con- the )r r:, spiracy to subvert the state." eff Batuhan, A.S. president or exotic His release occurred following extensive after - dancer? That's what I'm wondering diplomatic efforts and a personal appeal by Jreading Nov. the 17 article in the Spartan President Clinton to Chinese President Jiang r.t. Daily on the 10th Zenith during their summit meeting. Wei's 1i Annual Mr. Fraternity. arrival in the United States is now being touted 4 As a member of as a promising sign for U.S. efforts to get China Sigma Chi, Batuhan to improve its human rights record. I participated in the Mr. Unfortunately, Wei's release cannot and ,-) Fraternity contest last should not be taken at face value. China's Saturday in front of actions offer little that is of substantive value 900 people. for human rights supporters. For his portion of In releasing Wei, the Chinese government this meat market, exported a political dissident it deemed disrup- mothers still getting a bad rap Batuhan decided to don ANTHONY PEREZ tive and subversive. Given that China will like- Working a hula skirt with a ly refuse his return in the future, this means coconut bra while Don Ho's "Tiny Bubbles" the recent case of their children at the same that the government effectively exiled an oppo- With played in the background. the killer babysitter time. Others have husbands or nent from its presence. Seconds later, Batuhan ripped off the grass excuse me au boyfriends who earn so much By allowing him to go the United States, the skirt and bra, then stuck plastic rooster down pair Louise Woodard, work- money they don't have to work Chinese government also gained a public rela- his pants. To top it off, Batuhan then took the ing mothers have once again if they don't want to. But for tions bonus. It can now use Wei's release as a rooster's head and poked it out the fly of his come under fire. many, these instances don't clear indication of its willingness to address shorts. Instead of focusing on the come into play. human rights issues. I want to give Batuhan credit for winning Mr. crime that was committed, peo- Supporters of the "Women In addition to this, however, Jiang Zemin has Fraternity. I also would like to "crown" him the ple started saying things like, Should Stay Home" theory made a subtle move in political gamesmanship. most immature acting A.S. president to take "If women stayed home with maintain that working women By freeing Wei, he has given President Clinton office while I have been attending SJSU. their children, these things are h-irming thei, children by a high-profile diplomatic success success "When you agree to represent your fraternity would never happen." pursuing careers that take which now can be reciprocated in future deal- in this contest, you agree to make a fool of your- What a load of bull. them out of the home and away ings between China and the United States. self," said Batuhan in an article that ran in the Working mothers have taken from their children. All of these benefits have been gained for Spartan Daily Nov. 17. jobs, for the most part, because In 1994, a judge shocked the what arguably is only a small sacrifice. Wei's Well good job Batuhan. You not only embar- they've had to. What mother nation by awarding custody to release is but only a single grant of freedom by rassed yourself, but you also embarrassed all of wouldn't want to be there when a father who claimed his ex- the Chinese government. SJSU with your need to bare your skin. managed to obtain her child asks where wife's decision to go back to China, in freeing Wei, has In 20 years time I can imagine Batuhan babies come from for the Working mothers school to get a better career major political benefits for a relatively minor telling his kids about his stint as A.S. president. first time? What mother was a form of neglect. diplomatic price. Wei's release is but another have taken jobs, for "I became homecoming king, I helped lead a poli- wouldn't want to help her Three years later, cases act in the unending game of international fight against the California Education child learn the difference such as these are par for tics between China and the United States. the most part, Technology Initiative. Oh yeah, I between long and short the course. also stripped down to my chonies and put a This guest editorial was written by J. Nanda vowel sounds? because they've had Why are women contin- rooster through Liljehlad, staff writer for the Daily Trojan, But it's 1997 and finan- uously penalized for doing my fly and danced around unashamedly." Man, that last part will scar the USC's daily newspaper. cial realities make it to. What mother what they have to do? kids for life, especially if Batuhan still impossible for many My sister and I were had the pictures. wouldn't want to be As women to stay home with latchkey kids long before a student of this university, I feel embar- rassed having Batulian their children. Despite her child the term was even invent- represent SJSU. Sure there when this was for a Opinion page policies political reassurance to ed. My sister is a college charity, but that's a poor excuse to get half naked and gyrate Readers are encouraged to express themselves on the the contrary, the nation's asks where babies graduate and I soon will all over the place. Opinion page with a Letter to the Editor or Campus Viewpoint. Sure, economy isn't getting any be. he's not the mayor of San Jose or A Letter to the Editor I.. 200-word response to an Jame or come from for the California's governor, but like those other point of view that has appeared in the Sputan Daily. better. A lot of families By watching our mother offi- A Campus Viewpoint is 450-word twasy on current nunpus, can't survive without a go off to work each day, we cials he was elected to represent the university political or social issues. first time? second income. And dead- learned responsibility, in a positive manner. Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily and He may be edited for clarity, grammar, libel and length. beat dads continue to shirk their monetary independence and the value of hard work. gets "paid" a portion of our semester fees Submissions must contain the author's name, address, as his "salary," therefore he needs to put forth a phone number, signature and =Misr. responsibilities toward their children. Working mothers don't deserve all the Submissions may be put in the Lettere to the Editor box at the There are also women who just want to criticism they're getting. They should be good image for the school.., fully clothed at all Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bentel Hall Room 200, sent by fax establish financial independence. No matter applauded for recognizing what needs to be times. to (408) 524-8237 or mailed to the Spartan Deily Opinion Editor, What's next, SJSU President School ofJournalimn and Mae. Cannalmicattans, San Jose State the reason, many mothers are now finding done and doing it. Robert Caret UnitInsity, One Washington &pram San Joss, CA 16192-0140. themselves the sole providers for their chil- doing the worm on the tower lawn to help pay for Editorials are written by, sad are She senssinims at the new computers for Dwight Bentel Spartan Daily editors, not Sea staff. dren. Genoa Barrow is Executive Editor of the Hall? We're as Published opinions and sdvertlaimsnts do not notasserny Some women are able to set up shop at Spartan Daily. Her column appears every needy as anybody else. reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the School of Journahato Monday. home, earning money and taking care of' and Mew Communications or SJSU. Anthony Perez is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

SPARTAN DAILY Human rights bad excuse for America's involvement in Iraq Washington Square, Son Jose, CA 95192-0149 One waged a brutal war in invasion. The 22 countries in the Arab record on this count. Heaving (408) 924-3280 E-mail: SDAILYgimc.sjsu.edu the Gulf in 1991, followed by League of Nations oppose any military First of all, the United States' own EDITORIAL ADVERTISING conomic sanctions which- action against Iraq and there is evi- chemical weapons arsenal is huge. according to the United Nations-have dence that United States sanctions Second, in the last Executive Editor Genoa Barrow Advertising Meets, Canssa Brayman month alone Idarieging Editor Terri K Milner. Art Director Jo-opt Cu cost the lives of half a million Iraqi have caused horrific suffering for ordi- Clinton has vetoed an international Production Editor James S C;urisalus DOWN Manager Shantel Scheeler children, the United States is now nary Iraqis. An invasion will only treaty to ban land mines and sold Assistant Production Editor Brenna Jennison Marketing Manager Gloria Abu Sleiman Photo Editor Mao Becherer Dewnleivon/lEntertelneweent Mgr. Sylvia Sanchet poised to invade Iraq again. increase the bloodshed and erode nuclear weapons technology to China. Opinion Editor Kimberly I amke Mallen& Monager David I u The current standoff with Iraq is Iraq's already strangled economy. It Indeed, the Clinton administra- MOW Piwitegrapher Aaron C110711 Retail Amount Eimeirtivos: Sports Editor Mike Traphagen Christine Coe. Douglas Evans. Marchianty lusuf. the result of Iraq's refusal to allow will solve nothing. tion's interests don't lie in protecting Entertainment Editors Devin Fehely and Kim Michela Loyaas. Teerapol Sonja' and Denise Sorb,. members of the United Nations Saddam Hussein is a ruthless dicta- human rights. The real interests of the Skolnick Wong YI.Lun weapons inspection team to enter the tor who has maintained power by administration Lifestyle Editor Andrew Hussey Downtown/ Entertainment Eseentives: lie with the billions of Senior Staff Writers: Brian Kettering. Michelle Manrubia. Brandon Smith country. The United States has made instituting harsh repression and dollars in oil profits that companies Dustin Shekel! Catherine Spencer and Aaron Williams and Joanne Sucgang it clear that this refusal is grounds for diverting public anger towards the like Mobil and Exxon rake in Staff Irkitere: Masts: each Yasukri Agawa Bounds Amaya Amy Bankston Adam Mahe French. Jon Jay AAontemayor and 01141 Tanner an invasion, whether the UN Security United States. year with the help of American allies Billington Doug Burkhardt Shayda Fathipour Kevin OrmiMos Tim Burke Council approves or not. Rather than challenge his rule, eco- like Saudi Arabia and Turkey. W Herteman Lois Jenkins Christine M Lies. John Meyer Anthony Perez. Ingrid Perez, Travis Peterson. A/wham: The Clinton administration justifies nomic sanctions and military attacks As politicians and pundits clamor Vic RIbelro. Scott Shuey. Yvonne OhuMuklni-Umess Admiellstras Jack Quinton its aggression against Iraq by arguing help Hussein maintain power by giv- for another invasion against Iraq, the and Allison X Wright Editorial Stephen Greene and Jan Shaw that Saddam Hussein's chemical ing him an excuse for his wretched voice of opposition must be very Photegrephers: Photo Jim Mchay clear: Mitch Cartwright Scott Lochner Michelle lee. Alise weapons facilities pose a threat to the regime. Only a movement inside Iraq Not another drop of human blood aLeary Shay O'Reilly. Robert Some and Charles *international community." will improve the lives of ordinary should be shed for oil. Slay Iraqis. The United States govern- illuatraters Cindy Wong and Yasumasa Fujiyama In fact, however, the United States has had a great deal of trouble rallying ment's rhetoric about preserving This guest opinion was written by Aaron Hess, staff writer for The international support for another human rights as a reason to invade Spedator, Nape Mope 404 924 3290 Fee 401 924.3242 AeerVelne 404 024 3210 Specie. Daly (USPS41109.40) a published espy Columbia mead des be Pull asedernic seer) $25 and peraveraw) 015 Periodic peeler p0415 San Jose and addllIonel mare Moss Iraq does not square with its own University's newspaper. MN subserlplons isccepled ore remands, el eerneeler Wm POSTMASTER Sand address changes lo its Swain Osty, San Jose Mese Universes Ora Washinalon SMISIO San .an. CA 1151900149 Page 3 Monday. November 24, 1997 SPARTAN DAILY Gifford: Author Taekwondo: On path to 2000 Olympics I was forced out of the ring. make things interesting for Continued from page Continued from page 1 Both fighters exchanged a flurry of kicks himself. to be during round three and Stagen received when he was in a hotel in west "I just thought it was inter- Champion and 1997 U.S. World Cup Team "My goal in this, deduction, one point, for holding. Texas. esting to start talking about Member, and George Bell, U.S. Olympic another honest with you, is to be Lee left the ring bearing his signature smile "I looked out the window something I had no real Fest Gold Medalist from Charlotte, N.C., and a 12-point lead over Stagen. and there was a girl sitting in knowledge of," he said, "And if both second-degree black belts. on the 2000 Olympic By round four, both fighters were show- a convertible, a young somebody called me on it than Each fighter showed aggressive moves ing signs of weariness and few points were Mexican girl, who looked just I'd rethink my position." throughout the bout and at one point team. Everyone's goal is scored by either. At the end of the round the like Perdita Durango," he said. He said this is a trait that McCullough received a warning from the to make the 2000." score was 17-5 in favor of Lee. "She was waiting and I went he's heard many writers say center referee to "ease up" after Bell went Stagen's big comeback came during and did something and came they have. He said it's a form down to the mat for his third time. During Round Five. Although he received warnings back 10 minutes later and she of entertainment, not some- the final round, the fighters traded high Kevin McCullough, from the referee to stay up off the mat, he was still sitting out there thing to be taken seriously. He kicks, but Bell went down again and World Cub Team was able to score twelve points in the waiting in the car." said it's more of an embellish- McCullough won the bout in a 26-13 deci- round, versus Lee's four points, bringing Ile said the girl finally got ment of oneself. sion. the score to 21-17. out and started walking down At the end of the dialogue "We have kind of a rivalry," McCullough pulled all the way down around his head. At the start of Round Six and ready to the street. Her boyfriend came between the two, Gifford said of his opponent. "I was 16 the last time In contrast, Lee, whom the crowd kept show he was still in the match, Stagen out and he got in the car and answered questions from the we fought and he beat me." calling "Master Lee," was fully in keeping came out fighting. Once again the fighters drove down the street after audience. McCullough made up for that loss when with the rich tradition of Jackie Chan and exchanged kicks, but the round was a low- her. He opened the passenger Someone wanted to know if he beat Bell at the Collegiate Team Trials the lete Bruce Lee. Complete with short scoring one and going into the final round, side door and tried to get her Gifford outlined his plots and and three other opponents back-to-back on ponytail and long wispy bangs, Lee was the score was 25-18, with Lee still in the to come in, but she kept walk- characters. He said the char- the same day to take his team to the quick to deliver a dazzlingly white, dimpled lead. ing and wouldn't look at him. acters are in control from the Collegiate World Championships. smile to his fans when they called out to The final round was less intense than the Finally he got her to come in beginning. He said that's the "My goal in this, to be honest with you, is him. previous one, with Lee's concentration on and they drove off thrill for him. to be on the 2000 Olympic team," Once the bout began, however, all dis- the defensive, Stagen looking for opportuni- "That was really the seed of "I think he answered it as McCullough said. "Everyone's goal is to similarities vanished. The two headliners ties to strike. Perdita Durango," Gifford best he could," said Mike make the 2000." became focused fighters. Lee opened the Once again Stagen was forced off the mat said. Andres, a English teacher The main event was a 7-round bout first round with two kicks to Stagen's head, and suffered a five point deduction, which He also talked about how, from Willow Glen High School. between three-time U.S. National only one of which gained him points. Stagen crippled his chances for a win. when he was young, he was "I'm not a fan. I'm just some- Champion and Olympic Trial Gold Medalist responded with a kick to Lee, earning him The final score was 26-17 with Lee the always making up stories to one who's interested in art." Hyon Lee and U.S. National Champion, Olympic Silver Medalist and former U.S. his only two points of the round. winner. In a show of respect and good Taekwondo Union Male Athlete of the Year Round Two belonged to Lee. He started sportsmanship, Stagen embraced Lee and James "JoJo" Stagen. by connecting with a hard face-kick to lifted him up in the air when the announce- Stagen entered the event looking like Stagen and keeping the upper hand ment was made. Taekwondo's version of Dennis Rodman. throughout the rest of the round. Stagen "Taekwondo is all about respect," Bacteria found The third-degree-black-belt from Chi,ago had a hard time keeping on his feet and McCullough said. "And it never changes, at sported sunglasses and a black knit cap received a five-point deduction when he least in Taekwondo." in local turkeys Apple: 'Think Different' ads explained SAN FRANCISCO (AP) cases, it leads to convulsions, Continued from page 1 inercial at Thursday's luncheon. Janeary 24, 1984, you see why off the bigger guys," she said. Sixteen of 24 fresh turkeys pur- meningitis or Guillain-Barre In its Orwellian vision of the 1984 won't be like '1984.'" The present campaign has chased in a pre-Thanksgiving syndrome, a paralytic illness dismiss the present campaign niture, the government, with In an ironic twist of fate, the received some flak from people survey of San Francisco Bay that may affect respiration. as pie-in-the-sky idealism. t he help of increasingly inva- commercial's iconography was who claim its use of historical area markets were contaminat- Turkeys tested were pur- Schulman said a second wave of sive technology, rides roughshod recently turned upside down at figures as salesmen for Apple ed with a food-borne bacteria chased Nov. 5 and Nov. 7 in ads will focus on the specifics of over the rights of the people. In the MacWorld convention in products cheapens their memo- that can cause illness and supermarkets, small markets the company's products. the commercial, gray-clad men Boston. An enormous image of ries. Schulman countered, say- death, laboratory tests show. and specialty food shops in San Schulman's agency, TWA- and women sit, row upon row, Microsoft CEO Bill Gates ing the campaign pays tribute The tests, conducted for the Francisco and 13 cities in Santa Chiat/Day, first collaborated watching an oversized televi- appeared over Jobs' shoulder as to these historical figures. San Francisco Examiner and Clara, Marin, Alameda, Contra with Apple over a decade ago on sion monitor On the monitor, a he annouced a $200 million Brayman agreed, "It's a cele- KTVU-TV, were contaminated Costa and San Mateo counties. the classic "1984" commercial, a bespectacled wan hal ks bro- cross-licensing agreement with bration of these people and with Campylobacter jejuni, a More than a dozen brands, parody of the George Orwell mides such as "We shall pre- Microsoft. that's exactly how I see it." bacterium comnmn to poultry including every well-known novel of the same name. The vail" at tIn people gathered Schulman said her agency Schulman joked about receiv- that causes acute intestinal dis- label available locally, were commercial ran once during ?rehire him. has built its reputation on ing calls from people lobbying to orders in people. tested. There were no signifi- halftime of the 1984 Superbowl. The commercial climaxes as David vs. Goliath battles be included in the campaign. A resulting illness normally cant patterns among the 16 Over a decade later, the com- a woman hurls an anvil at the between upstart companies and Representatives for Abbott and lasts up to five days and causes infected birds in terms of brand, mercial remains the company's monitor, crushing it to pieces. their established brethren. Costello as well as the doo-wop diarrhea, pain, fever, vomiting size, cost or place of purchase. signature campaign. Schulman The cornmerrial ends with the "We like taking little-known group The Platters have both and temporary arthritis. In rare played a videotape of the corn vr.i-e-over narration, "On brands and knocking the socks contacted the agency, she said. China: Nanjie resident speaks Continued from page 1 wheat arid then sold it, but said. "Some students asked dif- heiieve it for themselves. nothing was done with it," ficult questions. There was one Aneually, this small village Enjian said, as translated by question asked about Art Director with a basic population of 3,000 Schurniann "Suddenly, the idea Tiananmen Square and anoth- d To s mot It than 230,000 conic to the people to do some- er on Hong Kong. (Enjian han- tourists from as far away as thing with it. So they began to dled the questions very well I Holland. Japan and the United process the wheat, instead of thought." States. A recent Wall St rent letting others process it." In the intimate faculty dis- Wanted Journal article delved into the This "voluntary recollec- cussion involving about 10 Spartan Daily Advertising needs an Art Director for Spring 98 turn-around that Nanjie has tivization" boosted the village's Anthropology, Asian-American faced economy, Enjian said. Daily, the and Engineering instructors, 'What's so special about population of this rural town Nanjie as well as other Nanjie?" Enjian asked. swells to 10,000, as people come China-related topics was on According to him, the answer from all over to work in one of everyone's lips. may be as apparent as the 18 the plants. Maria Alaniz, from the SJSU footjade statue of Mao Zedong Schurmann invited Enjian to Department of Social Science, that sits in the middle of town. the Bay Area for a month's stay was one of the dozen or so who Prior to Nanjie's reforma- to share the story of this phe- listened to Enjian and tion. everything in the village nomenon. Thursday, the two Schurmann discuss the Nanjie was state-owned. No one owned discussed Nanjie with an SJSU phenomenon. Recently, Alaniz anything and everything was comparative politics course. A herself visited Beijing and regulated, Enjian said. In the faculty luncheon was held on Mongolia for two weeks. 1970s, hov, ever, the late the same day. "There is construction every Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, Coble Harris, an SJSU polit- where, and bicycles are the pri parcelled out the land to indi- ical science instructor and chair mary mode of transportation vidual shall holders. It didn't of the African American Studies There are thousands of hikes in work. Department, said Enjian spoke the streets, all traveling in a "There were no minerals, on the topic of development of constant flow. It's really incred- nothing in the area except tOr China to his students. ible," Alaniz said. agricalt Nanjie grew a lot of "It went very well," Harris

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Women dressed in Agenda on cally, they are taking a step for- elegant cocktail dresses are Friday night. ward by taking a step back- standing at the bar drinking and wards. conversing. "I put (Lee Press-On and the A 13-piece "Big Band" is play- Below: Nails) together because I want- ing an upbeat style of jazz that Singer Wally ed to expose new people to music has animated couples tugging Trindad, left that has existed for over 60 each other's arms as they whirl of swing years, and yet they never heard around the crowded dance floor. band Wally's of it," he said. It's pure nostalgia, and it's all Swing World "It is kind of an answer to our part of the swing revival, which takes a distancing from one another in in the past couple of years has break from the 90s, with the AIDS scare and emerged from the dead to create singing to all that," Kellum said. "Instead a new breed of enthusiasts who play guitar of dancing at a club where (part- relive the dancing, music, fash- and lets one ners are) separate and not ion and attitude of the 1930s, of the sax touching, there's interaction 40s and 50s at local nightclubs. players wow between partners; it's social." In downtown San Jose, night- The Agenda Ford said the revival is an clubs such as The Agenda and crowd. alternative to clubs where the The Usual host retro swing and music is too loud and people are rockabilly (a 1950s rock 'n' roll too drugged-up to socialize. with a strong country influence) "A lot of people just want to theme nights where digging get to know someone of the swing is the thing. opposite sex," he said. "It's "People are now realizing how hard to do that in (a club that cool swing music really was," plays loud music) atmosphere." said Lee Press-on, lead vocalist You can do that here. The for swing band Lee Press-on and things should be, not just standing and when they were dancing is personal. You get to "Up till now, people have the Nails. watching the bands play, bobbing your young. Now, lxii know the person and talk been going `That's mom and pop music. head up and down and going 'Yeah.'" into it, and a lot of while you're dancing." That's not cool.'" The growing popularity of swing my friends are Some swing dancers think New swing bands such as Royal music has all ages of people crowding into it. It's kind of the structure of swing dancing Crown Revue, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy clubs to learn classic swing dances like a whole new is a good alternative to the and the Squirrel Nut Zippers have pop- such as the East and West Coast generation." formless, free-style dancing of ularized the swing movement across swings, the Lindy Hop, the jitterbug The new gener- hip-hop and techno. the country. These new bands have and the shag. ation has also "It's actually dancing," Siess come out of the ashes of punk and "The re-emergence of swing would accepted the style said. She compared swing to alternative rock to inject energy into a not have happened if it weren't for so of the era. Zoot some of the modern styles of style of music that has been associated many great bands out there doing it," suits, Depression - dancing. with grandparents and "The Lawrence said Marcus Kellum, an SJSU student era gowns, two- "A lot of people are realizing Welk Show." They have blended 1990s who gives swing lessons at The Agenda tone wing tip that there are other things attitude with the music of old-time on Rockabilly Night. He said all the shoes and sus- than 'the bump and grind,'" swing musicians such as Benny new bands coming out make the music penders are some of said Siess' dance partner John Goodman to make swing a style of Photos by Alise O'Leary/ Sparta n Daily fresh and dancing exciting. the fashions that Boullound, or Johnny Swing as music young people can embrace again The tempo of various dances can dif- swingers wear. They also get into the ties and the women are wearing beau- he is known. according to Spartan Daily research. fer, since swing music encompasses a hairstyles tiful dresses from the 30s and 40s," he provide swing lessons so Locally, Press-on has noticed a huge with the men wearing their Some clubs wide range of styles from jazz to rocka- hair slicked-back with sideburns said. "It's like a whole experience." people can learn the basic steps of the increase in swing bands. and billy. There are dances such as the Clark Gable pencil moustaches and the A lot of clubgoers think the re-emer- dance and not get intimidated by the "When we formed the Nails three Lindy Hop that have fast and frenzied women elegantly wearing their hair gence of swing is a breath of fresh air experienced dancers. years ago, there was us and four other footwork, while others dances such as like the famous actresses of the for young people whose generation is "If you're afraid to come to the bands," he said. "Now, there's like 20 or 1930s West Coast Swing are done with slow- 40s. characterized by angry, crass music; shows because you don't know how to 30 swing bands in the Bay Area. It's and er, more romantic movements. "The whole look is part wearing casual, ill-fitting clothing and dance, more often than not, there's a very big." of the attrac- Kellum prefers dancing the East tion," said shunning romantic touch-dancing. before each show, so you can Can Siess, an SJSU student who Ward Ford, a 42-year-old lesson Coast Swing, where both dancers look "Honestly, I think society is so teaches swing dancing four nights a swing dancer. learn," Press-on said. like they've had an aerobic workout. The look is (messed up) that a lot of people want to lessons because week at the Hi-Ball Lounge in San glamorous. "They want to take The dance is wild and has Kellum and "I revert back to the old, conventional Francisco, said on any day of the week think people dress nicer," they feel more comfortable with for- his partner aggressively sweeping Boullound values," said Rondero, a 19-year-old dancers can find a club in the Bay Area said. "They have a certain malized training," said Kellum, talk- across the dance floor. class about them." reflecting on modern adolescence. where a swing band is playing. ing about the pre-show classes he gives "I think it's really cool because peo- For Kellum said people are looking for "There are musicians playing for the Kellum, seeing people getting at The Agenda. "They feel they can ple learn to dance and get into the into the romance and dancing that offers con- dancers, and the dancers dance for the style of swing elevates the make their mistakes there and not music," said Danielle Rondero, a 19- pleasure of the tact with the opposite sex. musicians like they did back in the dancing and music. have to worry about them at a club." year-old who has been dancing for a "It's cool to walk "Romance, I think is making a come- 403," Siess said. "(This is) the way into a club and see But have no fear, Siess said. "It is so year. "My grandparents were into it 600 people all dressed up in suits and back," be said. easy anybody can do it." Thanksgiving fare more varied than turkey By Adam Billington NBC will once again be televising the Macy's sports fan, not to worry. There are other you can rent holiday classics, be they Halloween, Staff Writer Thanksgiving Day Parade which marathons that will be televised too. Thanksgiving or Christmas films. If you're feel- starts at 9 a.m. Some of the best episodes of all time from ing "Thanksgiving" then don't look any further much ignored middle brother of the hol- And this year there will be "Saturday Night Live" will be running on the than the comedy "Home for the Holidays." It is a Theiday season is here, but what is there to do something new for you Comedy channel from 11 a.m. hilarious tale of one woman's dreadful on "Turkey Day" besides stuffing your face thrill seekers out there. until 8 p.m. Thanksgiving with her family. with turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie? The newest installment If you're in the Thanksgiving is a day for Americans to relax, Thanksgiving was once the kickoff of the holi- of the Alien series, "Alien mood for more remember and be entertained. Whether enter- day season. Nowadays the festivities start with Resurrection," starring tainment to you is watching little 3-year-old the end of Halloween. Yes, Sigourney Weaver and Johnny try to eat mashed potatoes by himself or Christmas trees have Winona Ryder will open watching Sigourney Weaver kill a bunch of already been up in K-Mart nationwide Wednesday. aliens, that's up to you. Just have fun. for just about a month. 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In the box a SJSU holds at a I 1 Spartans 55, Rebels 48 S.JSC 21 0 20 7- -55 uNLV 14 20 0 14 0-48 four of a kind First Quarter his ' k . h 'in Denton at Ili -pert "He was tremendous with reads." Dell at The SJSU tOothall team Spartan wide receiver Oliver needed all of its eight touch- Newell tied the university's sin- I. downs to win to subdue the gle-season touchdown reception Second Quai ter 'Nt.V Rebels in a 55-48 over- record as he caught three I’ time victory Saturday. against the Rebels to bring his The match would have been total to 11. , . at remembered as "The Defensive While O'Dell attacked at Game if the ’Weak until UNIX's defense through the air, SJSU- goaline stand on fourth SJSU's ground game opened up ((... horn 0 Deli at down in overtime to ensure the to allow running back Carlos victory the (5, honi 0.Del; at Spartans fourth Meeks to have his best rushing r. kiCO most complied by SJSU in one day of the season. 6 run at 1 12 deck tailed) season since 1992. Meeks carried the ball 23 Fourth Quarter "It was a great fourth down times for 181 yards, which O'Dell at Knapp 3 pass horn stand," said &NU coach Dave included a 70-yard romp in the 'Solberstein kick( -Meeks 3 run at 942 (kick tailed) Baldwin in a post-game press fourth quarter to give the -Meeks 70 run at 723 (Silberstein conference. "We win four out of Spartans a 48-34 lead. our last six, and the four wins Meeks' scamper was the Wntford 9 pass from Denton at ire in the conference. The kids longest touchdown run by a N.' 30 pass from Denton at played with confidence and we Spartan since Maceo Barbosa's iy lock( are .500 in the I Western 85-yard score against Fresno Overhme Athletic Conference)." State in 1991. 0 Dell , Newell 10 pass from The Spartans A-4, 4-71 UNLV quarterback Jon received game-highs from three Denton promptly brought his Attendance 15 141 different players to help muster team back with two touchdown a season -high 557 totals yards passes before the end of regula- Statistics SJSU UNLV on ofiense. tion to force the extra period. &1St' quarterback Dan O'Dell found Newell in the First downs 29 28 O'Dell threw a single-game best end zone for a 10-yard touch- Rushes-yards 58 'I' 5 40-181 five teuchdown passes as he down to give the Spartans a 55- Passing 401 completed 12-of-22 passes for 48 lead in overtime. Comp-Att-Int 12-22-0 26-44-3 242 yards and no interceptions. The SJSU defense then held Scott Lechner/ Spartan Daily "It was an unbelievable per- the Rebels on three straight Sacked -yd lost 4-35 2-6 Greg Gales, left, tussles with SJSU center Harry Daniels following the Spartans' 3- formance," said Baldwin of the running plays to ensure the vic- UNLV linebacker 7-32 5-41 4 run by Carlos Meeks in the fourth quarter of SJSU's 55-48 overtime victory. Punts 9 fifth -year senior quarterback. tory. yard touchdown Fumbles -lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties -yards 7-52 15-109

...IMP of Doss 30 10 29 50 Foreman swallows pride: Women's team loses, 62-54 Individual Statistics Staff Report game. cent, which accounts for SJSU's With about six minutes left 2-for-16 shots from behind Rushing SpartansMeeks 23-181. retires following defeat the Scarbrough 22-92.0 Dell 12-35, Bailey 1- The San Jose State in the first half, SJS1J was down three-point line. The Spartans 7 Nevada-Las Vegas Wofford 28-170. ,V1'1,ANTIr CITY, N.J. hard rights to the head. fie hurt University women's basketball by 12 points. were also out-rebounded, 44-to- HdrIkins 4-21, Kenton 8-1-10) - George Foreman walked his 227-pound opponent in the team lost its second game of the The Spartans came close to 39- Passing Spartans-0 Dell 12-22-0, away from boxing, and left them 10th round and rocked him a season to Valparaiso University evening the score about two SJSU came close to tying 242 Nevada-Las VegasDenton 26-44- laughing. few times in the last round. 3.401 62-54 Friday night at the Event minutes int() the second half things up when Spalding made Receivmg SpartansNewell 6-153. Foreman, who will turn 49 on Judge Steve Weisfeld, who Center. when they were down 28-27, an eight-foot jumper with seven Payne 2-26, Knapp 2-17. Meeks 1-42, Jan. 10, announced his retire- called the fight even at 114-114, Despite &NU power forward but in less than three minutes minutes left in the second half Bailey 1-4 Nevada-Las VegasWare 7- ment billowing his majority gave Foreman three of the last Sasha Spalding's 18 points, IIV stretched its lead to 39-29. to cut their deficit to 49-48, but ( cyyd 5.125. Williams 4-32. Mineo 2- decision loss to 25-year-old four rounds. Calvin Claxton, ' " '8 Hankins 2-5, Baker 1- Valparaiso never let the VIT's shooting for the night the Spartans' momentum just ' '6 Sorensen 1-7 Toohey nnon Briggs that was greet- who favored Briggs 116-114, Spartans get ahead by more was nearly 45 percent while wasn't there. ed with jeers and catcalls. gave Briggs three of the last than four points the entire SJSU had just under 30 per- "I'm walking away." said the four rounds. Larry Layton, who WAC Standings puncher with a paunch, who scored it 117-113 for Briggs, I- milball defied time for a decade and gave Briggs the seventh and

Par Conference Overati made an indelible mark in a eighth rounds and called each Team W LW L young man's sport. "This could of the last two rounds even. St 7 1 9 2 go on for the rest of my life, The AP scored it 116-112 for 6 2 10 2 chasing young guys. Young guys Foreman, favoring him in each 3 6 6 should be chasing young guys." of the last four rounds. ,v1w, 4 4 7 6 In 1994, at age 45, Foreman Despite the loss, Roy beCilnW the oldest Foreman said his brother's heavyweight SPARTAN 4 4 5 7 Spartans 4 4 4 7 champion in history by knock- accomplishments were incredi- UNLV 2 6 3 8 ing out Michael Moorer in the ble. BOOKSTORE Hawaii 1 7 3 8 10th round for the WBA and "This has been one of the titles. history, Mountain Div. Conference Overall 'BF great achievements in SPARTAN SHOPS Asked if he thought anybody in life or in sports," he said. Team WI. A CAMPUS BENEFIT ORGANIZATION New Mexico 6 2 9 2 would break that record, That might have been laying BYU 5 3 7 4 Foreman said, "If some guy it on a bit thick, but Foreman's Rice 5 3 6 5 breaks it. I'm coming back." career unquestionably is one of SMU 5 3 6 5 Then. in his best carnival the most remarkable in sports voice, Utah 4 4 6 5 barker's he added, "I'm history. last el UTEP 3 5 4 7 the the bearded ladies. Step Tulsa 2 6 2 9 right up " TGU 1 7 1 10 Almost everybody but two judge- thought Foreman won WAC Results: the 12- round fight Saturday OVUM DONORS Thursday night NEEDED Don't be a Turkey!! TGU i-i. SMU 18 "They said Shannon Briggs Women Ages won.- Foreman said. "Good luck 21-29, Saturday Iii Into Healthy, Responsible, Spartans 55. UNLV 48 Colorado St 38. San Diego St 17 "I Ili Old bitter about any- All Nationalities. New Mexico 51, Tulsa 13 thing " Come to the Rice 31. UTEP 13 Said Briggs: "He had the Give the Gift of Life! Utah 20. BYU 17 crowd behind him, and that's $3,000, Stipend and Expenses Fte.snr, St 24, Wyornirig 7 why they reacted like they did." Paid. NE Louisiana 23. Hawd, The reactions of most of Bonus for Chinese and GOBBLER SALE 5,220 tins at the Trump Taj Japanese Donors. SJSU basketball Mahal were those of dismay Men and anger. Ringside reporters at FrirJais HesiJit were virtually unanimous in San Diego 81. Spartans 41 thinking Foreman won. Next Matct Today Spartan Bookstore. Foreman, all 260 pounds of The Spartans at Univ of San Please Call WWFC Francisco him, pressed Briggs through- out. Briggs' movement and jab 800-314-9996 might have given him an edge, or at least had him even, after Valparaiso 52, Spartans 54 eight rounds. But Foreman Monday November24th Next Match. Teday appeared to control the last four f TAP Plastics -N Idaho at Spartans rounds with punishing jabs and 7:30 p.m at the Event Center through Is Now Kirlag We have a part-time position Wednesday November 26th. In our Bloseorn 11111 store for someone who enjoys people The Brass and wants to learn more I about plastics. S2.00 EMCEE STAGES! OFF Training is provided. Plastic 1,1 r1,1114 o'plenty experience le not required. Savings nwn't mike the bun! rh,, TAP employees enjoy com- Bachelor parties nightly! petitive pay, advancement on gifts, clothing, supplies Be hare the waist bewail/8d opportunities, profit sharing girls awasrhere! plan, and other benefits. Great experience for graphic, and miscellaneous other goodies. art, and design major.. Bikini & Topless Apply in p t. TAP Plastics II hilt SIRl11/1)111Y 160 FINNAN INIIIVL aNNYVAll 7141414 1008 Blossom 11111 Road I I .1 I... VS I) IS San Joss, CA 95123 I lio Ji IIS.',, TAP I... Illgral OpperhowIll

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