Spartan baseball throws Entering the 'X' zone: 'Philes' haymaker at Boilermakers; Monday flock to expo; meet 'X-Files' sweeps Purdue over weekend celebrities, create long lines See page 5 See page 8 SPARTAN DAILY Volume 110, No. 32 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 March 9, 1998 Greeks pay lip service' to charity Kappa Delta contest puts 10 fraternities, one sorority in 'sync'; raises $3,000 in funds ByMindy Leigh Griser Stet Wrat.r

Picture it: a bunch of frater- nity guys dressed up as The Spice Girls. For attendees of the lip-sync contest organized by Kappa Delta on Thursday, a colorful imagination wasn't necessary the whole thing could be seen in person. The contest was part of the annual Shamrock Project, an event that takes place every year nationwide to raise money for children's charities. With 192 people in atten- dance, Thursday's fund-raiser raised $3,000, according to Lynn Vierra, president of Kappa Delta. The Santa Clara Children's Shelter II receive 80 percent of that money and the remaining 20 percent will be donated to the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse. Funds were generated from entry fees, admission tickets, T- shirt sales, raffle tickets and Dori 1-whiph Spa, tinDoti% donations. Members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity perform "YMCA" by the Village People at Proceeds go to the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse and the Santa Clara A total of 10 fraternities, the first annual Shamrock Showcase lip-sync competition. The event was sponsored by County Children's Shelter. Fren Left: Rigo Flores Tartida, Jeremy Jarrett and Joel along with Alpha Pi sorority, the Kappa Delta sorority as a philanthropic fund-raiser held around St. Patrick's Day. Villarrel. See Lip sync, page 4 Chancellor vows to ready Student alleges drink tampering

By Mindy Leigh (;riser related, while the other is st ill "date rape drug" because it i" dot- students for 21st century Stall Wilt, awaiting toxicology reports, according less. colorless, tasteless .ind to Iiernandez. slipped into an unsuspect inp person's ByJeremiali Oshari The search for a new chancellor began Students niay .vant to reconsider Special training programs are alcoholic or non-alcoholic tie\ (,rages Nutt Wraur when Barry Munitz announced his resig- leaving tiwir al inks unattended being planned to make students and at parties or bars, according to the nation from the position in August. around Sa. Jose State University dorm staff aware of these types of Metro Toronto Research Group on The new chancellor of the largest pub- "The CSU system is not in disrepair According to University Police drugs, at-cording to Susan Hansen, Drug Use. lic university system in the United States and is in better condition than when Department Sgt. John Hernandez. acting director of University Housing The drug produces a sedative has taken office and seems excited about Munitz took over, said Doug Stone, who two reports of students feeling Services. effCct. amnesia. muscle relaxation the challenge. spoke on behalf of I./Maine Eastin, state "weird" after drinking at fraternity Specifics of such programs are not and a slowing cot psychomotor Charles B. Reed, 56, became the new superintendent of schools. "She expects parties have prompted the UPD to exactly known yet, according to responses, according to the chancellor of the California State Reed to continue making CSU the most come up with plans to make students Hansen. Emergency Respinst> and lt,search University system, which has 23 universi- outstanding state university system in aware of the risks of Rohypnol, also Students should be aware that Institute in Chicago Roofies Cr'' olien ties and more than 300,000 students, on the country." known as "roolies" and the "date rape these danw>rs are out there. combined with alcohol, marijuana March 1. He came from the State Before CSU can be seen as the best sys- drug." "Know the people that you're and other drugs to produce a very University System of Florida, which has tem in the country, it has to be the best in The most dangerous aspect of the hanging out with," Hansen said. dramatic high. 10 universities and more than 200,000 the state. drug is that a person often cannot The UPD in collaboration with Even when using the drug by students. He has been the chief executive Reed sees two different, but equal roles remember anything after being Housing Services. the Student I lealth itself. users can appear extrenu(ly officer of the Florida Board of Regents for both state-run university systems. under the influence of Rohypnol Center and Greek Life are in the into with slurred spt 'cell. no since 1985. "The University of California is more of Hernandez did not release the process of planning programs to help coordination. swaying and hi 'I shot "What attracted me to the CSU is its a show horse," Reed said. "CSU is the names of the students or fraternities educate students about the problems eyes. ability to provide a baccalaureate oppor- workhorse." involved. of mulles. All these symptoms can appear tunity to the top third of California stu- One report was confirmed as no ii' Rohypnol has the nickname of the without any odor of alcohol dents," Reed said. See Chancellor, page 4 Political science chair wins top honor as professor of the year

By Nicholas Boer students out of the typical classroom of education at SJSU. able to go for it. Staff Writ( r groupthink. He is also worried that the uni- "I know I'm not the best class- "Actively doing something is a dif- versity's practice of hiring more no Ion> teacher," Christensen said. The secret is out on how Dr. Terry ferent way to learn," Christensen part-time daff members is unfairly "There art> hundreds of others that Christensen beat out 795 other full- said. "The students really love it." increasing the administrative bur- are ,>1.-,t as good. But I got to do time faculty members to win the San Jose City Council member den on the remaining full-time fac- things I re illy: wanted to." Outstanding Professor Award at David Pandori was in Christensen's ulty 'There are currently 739 hart Christensen said he came to San Jose State Unive*sity for the class 20 years ago. time instruct > IS, according to the teach at SJSI ' straight out of gradu- 1997-98 school year. "I wouldn't be on the City Council public iiffairs office.> ate school, knowing only political He can see through walls. today without Terry." Pandori said. "That's a huge pressure," theory>. Christensen, chair of the Political Pandori recalls the mandatory City Christensen said. "Their workload is Students in his first class includ- Science Department, may not have Council meetings and the encour- getting heavier." ed a cup and of the City X-ray vision but he does have an agement hp got from Chrttensen to Other educatinnal barriers planning commission. It was people ability to look beyond the confines of do a political internship. include pressures en student lives such as those who set the tooth' for the classroom and find creative "He would fnrce us to do more and short pried >it tent um spans, Christensen's carper of community ways to teach his students, accord- than read textbooks," Pandori said. according to ( linstensen involvement ing to SJSU President Robert Caret. Kelly Kline is a fbrmer SJSU stu- "Demands (al student time are an "I had all t I ,>se students who had Caret picked Christensen from a dent who did an obstacle for both fac more practical experience than I select group pass( I on to him by a internship with the ulty teaching and stir did They pushed me out of the committee composed of both stu- Labor Party during a dent learning." he classroom, dragged me out in to the dents and faculty. trip with Christensen s>nd community and kept me there," Christensen's involvement in the to England. I wouldn't be on Chi:I.:tenser' said Christensen said. community and his developnient of "Terry made it all there are still great I', lit no playing and watch- both study abroad and political happen:. Kline said. the City Council opportimit le, for Mc ing city. council meetings allows stu- internship pro grams were :and by "We were living in today without olty and students to dents to witni>ss how democracy Caret as examples of the professor's the laboratory It's excel at SJSC of tt >wk.>. amirding to Christensen. ability to blur the artificial line one thing to read Terry. He would they look for them a great teaching tool," he between the classroom and the about it and another force us to do -San Jose State said political world. to experience it" can either lie very Mt As department chair for the past Christensen, dressed in black and Christensen is more than read fi,ult or great,- four Nvars. Christensen now only gray, looked relaxed and youthful in concerned how the Christensen said. "It's teaches one class but that doesn't spite of his 28 years on the S,Isat lack of involvement textbooks. really up to you to fig- mean he is losing to with the faculty Iii the community by ure >nit what student body --- David Pandori l'he walls of his office -- located junior faculty -- want 1411(1 grab it It's "I thought it would he more on the fourth floor of the Business because they cannot San Jose City Council not a place that's iulmmistrative," Christensen said. ht, ill .11141 0.11.1 Tower are decorated with colorful afford to live in the member going to hand it to "But I am mostly involved with Terry Christensen, chair of the Political ScienLe political memorabilia. area will negative- you." helping students." Department, has been honored by being named Christensen talked about getting ly impact the quality 99 Christensen was SJSU's Outstanding Professor.

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March 9, 1998 Page 2 FORUM U.S. workers want Get ready, get set, their dreams, not LINGSRING ISSUE go: parking smart Ii igh-tech jobs earns college credit

news! The er- America is about Good spotlights not administration computers. A true agrees with my ri.d-blidded American suggestion that academic those v,I nevir choose to credit be given to to wirk in front of a coin- students who drive alter for a career. That's school. They had no argu- out more of a last -resort ment when I pointed career ,iption to make a the real world experience It cent income when all commuters gain when else fails trying to find one of the parking John Meyer Americans go for 4,612 garage dreams. We are lead by spaces when there are free think. 11,200 student permits. INNOCUOUS our ability to NVe want to he profes- The course name will be sional athletes, rock Competition 101. To Hie President of the United avoid fraud, they have which I will ,ilerals, Hollywood actors, directed me to write a final exam, implement en masse right now. To get credit H.iyiaNs. correctly. young people motivat- you must answer each question . ivy outlook on life. Sort., (Hint: The answers are all D) 1) Traffic and Parking Operations issued 6,588 - Clinic but they keep Destiny sucks up hair, leaves writer poorer when they are in the more permits than there are spaces because: And I'm not saying this A) Student schedules vary enough to cover have one of those experiences she'd be' right back, she had to run "down it IS 1. a n2 me, this is reality. Ever surreal and out of your there" to see if they still had the B) They are mathematically challenged i I . .1; , .!,!, . piers say, "When I grow that seem in stock. ,.. k minputer chips or math- control, like some cosmic hand is machine C) "I'm sorry, is there a problem?" rolling the dice and your next move all She disappeared around the corner so D) They don't have to park there a fast I was left to ponder in miffed silence find a space at 10 ., I aren't many, judging by depends on whether Mr. Cosmos gets 2) For the best chance to why just picked up the : Third International seven or snake eyes? she couldn't have a.m. on weekday mornings you should drive to: Phone at the desk and called "down s,i,nce St tidy, which rates If it hadn't been for my Jack Russel A) The Fourth Street Garage !, ti educational systems in terrier chewing the cord to my Sears there." B) The Seventh Street Garage later she ..S 12th -graders per- Destiny II upright vacuum cleaner with About five minutes C) The Tenth Street Garage the jimr compared to the hurricane action) into three pieces. I returned, panting but smiling with D) Baltimore Oh, joy. I,- surveyed. The study also wouldn't have realized that the service news that there was "one left." 3) The reason 9,947 parking citations were in U.S. scores from the contract I bought with it meant taking Then she punched a few buttons on issued during the last school year is because: the damn thing to Timbuktu to be fixed, the register, printed out my receipt, Ai Students are careless Hit-hard Riley fears "in about two weeks," according to the asked me to "sign right there" and hand- Bi Parking personnel are doing a fine job of.:-. like these will prevent grumpy repair technician with whom I ed me my receipt and my brand new, CI 10,000 might draw unwanted attention , . onpeting in the. global new exchanged words over the phone. perfect service contract, for which I'd D) THERE IS NO DAMN PARKING!!! II. If the hair on the carpets from my paid an extra 824.99. 4) A good use of your time while waiting for a logh-tech companies are four dogs hadn't been so thick I could have knit a Then she told me how to retrieve my expensive space to become available in the garage is to: o foreign workers to fill the sweater with it, I wouldn't have asked my son, the ( but functioning) rug sucker from the store's AI Check your gas gauge technician, to replace the cord "today, "brand new merchandise pick-up system." glove compartment ii either aren't qualified for alarm B) Clean out your in Het. the U.S. Senate intro- please." She warned me that -there are no people down CI Read last week's Spartan Daily issues .! 'ill increase the visa cap for If my son, the alarm technician, hadn't been so there," but all I had to do was scan the bar code on D) Write your master's thesis k-rs hy 25,000 in the cur- worried about saving me the money he knew I did- my receipt into the computer and follow the direc- 5) When you spot a student returning to her tions on the screen. ILrr. answering high-tech n't have, he wouldn't have bought a non-vacuum car, proper garage etiquette maintains that o -, 1,ist fiscal year the visa cleaner cord and a plug, assuring me, 'It looks just Downstairs I located the large computer termi- you: month before the year like the other stuff only it's 30 bucks cheaper." nal with the cute yellow box man whose finger A) Give her a friendly wave If I hadn't ever used my vacuum cleaner again, pointed to the place I would scan my receipt. B) Check to see if someone else saw her first t he Department of I'd have never fried the innards tit a crisp, sending That done, I was asked to touch the screen in C) Pretend you are a tiger and she is Bambi t hat high-tech com- me back to Sears to buy another vacuum with my several places to answer questions about my order, DI Prepare for war I,..reate 1.3 million new jobs ever revolving credit card, having voided the war- and then my name popped up on the overhead 6) Walking circle's in the garage to fool drivers It while the number of ranty/service contract for the old one when I monitor, which now displayed the words "working ,into thinking you are returning to your car is: _ a-ra,luates is expected to allowed my son, the alarm technician, to fix the on" right next to "Jenkins" and a runnibg tithe 'Anlardfless fun cord. clock. I wondered how "no people down there" could B) A gign of severe mental retardation 1, - i 111 mean? It's simple: Ranting and raving all the way to Sears didn't possibly be working on my order C A daily commuter's call for help .ireut interested in working with do my blood pressure any good and neither did As I sat there watching the seconds of my life Di A good way to end up in the hospital ,)) a. ...mpat,r.-, \'ou could use the edu- waiting around for a sales person to help nil' pick tick by next to my name. I wondered how many 7) The administration's stated reason for not , 0. a,I -.) as .1 scapegoat, but the kids out the same vacuum I already owned. other people had touched the screen that day and building more student parking is: int-rest in math arid computers When the young woman who eventually had how many germs I'd just picked up. My fingers Al "Park and Ride's 900 spots are not yet odIi, , \. it thes,e areas will be put in time to ask me what I'd like approached me, I began to itch, and I rubbed them up and down the full." -.1- I that will help them advance pointed to my Destiny and said, just take one legs of my jeans. B) "We want to encourage the use of light H Jul of those, please." Exactly 12 minutes and six seconds later, the rail." h.'F h1 a that I'S high-tech business- She looked at nit' in a cockeyed way, probably warehouse doors blew open with the force of the C)" We would rather budget for education." It %%odd and have skyrocketed because I hadn't requested a test drive, but I was stockboy's handtruck smacking into them at 20 DI "What, and spoil all our fun?" iv. And the lack of US. student in no mood to tell her how stupid I'd already been. mph. There was the instrument of my distress, my Congratulations! You've passed. In order to ,1) hoali It-ch is scary That just would have been compounding the debt, my Destiny. ensure you receive your credit you must never I I, vier -t ',Art I. that it's too late to felony. I took it home and vacuumed my carpets and park in the first space on the northeast corner I'hm' ill Ii at today are noire con- We went to the register and she entered my both my aim and I tried to pretend it did a better on the second floor of the Fourth Street (e« :Hill ..\11,Imei Jordan and Leonardo information into the computer The screen told me job than the old one. Garage. I want out of the rat race. Maybe Mr. Cosmos would consider playing j)1( times and ... and he's how many movies and Jujubees I was going to miss Nicholas Boer is a Spartan Daily over the next 18 months, and then she told me Candy Land next time. I ka.o.. so III have it at that. staff writer s Spartan Daily senior staff writer Lois Jenkins is the Spartan Daily opinion editor Her column appears every Monday. Distance learning augments university education experience Opinion page policies Readers :Ire 1,11,111..Igf-11 ille111.1VeS on pathway to a more efli- home. Students ty system. America we choose, where we will the Opinion page with a letter to the Editor ,' (I -vstem or it with families, or Distance) educa- encounter others just like ourselves. A Letter to the Editor is it 200-word response to an Peek', hex who work, can use EDITORIAL tion should be an Without proper assimilation into a issue or point of view that Inis appeared in the Spartan I In, local ion IQ upon us at San their time for mak exception rather world where we must interact with Daily ’111%ersity and the implicit- ing a living or than a wholesale both authorities and peers, our diplo- Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily iind may be edited for clarity. grammar, libel and , hid ’-’1;igg,ring and frighten - spending extra tim with their chil- replacement if academia on campus. mas will be as worthless as the paper dren, something sorely lacking in While it would certainly be wonder- they are printed on. length Submissions must contain the author's tilt hand. it ofThrs a chance' for today's fast-paced world. ful to roll out of' the sack with The discussions of the classroom are name, addrem, phone number, signature and tubo might otherwise he' The classroom would be as near as Frosted Flakes in hand, still in our jam- not just a professor pontificating, but a major. (waideI, ilti91(1 a certain class. to com- their computer and they could then, mies -- and log onto class, that is not forum for the exchanging of ideas. The Submissions may be not m the Letters to the Mitor 1,I,a) loot. 11),Iptill toward graduation. within the instructors' parameters, dic- what the college experience is about. search for knowledge involves, in most box at the Spartan Daily Office in Dwight lientel Hall "Hit 1,,,sitivi side of distance learning tate when they could "attend" class. Academia is the pursuit of knowledge, circumstances, an interactive discus- Room 209, sent by fan to '40141 92-1 12.17. einail at se, eral intriguinv aspects. In addition to the benefits of no com- first and lbremost, but there are certain sion. Otherwise we could look in SDAILY@ryine spa edu or mailed to the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, School of rural,, in, and Mass I .t AD Of-1(1'911 nivans of tak- mute come the environmental pluses of intangibles that come along for the ride, Encyclopedia Brittanica and become a I me a stoil..10,-, who do not live less automobile pollution through fewer human interaction being at the top of Rhodes Scholar. Comnii tttttttttttttt San Jose State Hnivermity, 011e Washininon Square 5i111 Irl 1111111,-(Ilat, area, it is a way to cars on our already overburdened free- the list. We think distance learning is not Jose, CA 95192-0149 leariiiiir time. No longer ways. Few of us will get jobs where we sit meant to replace the university experi- Editorial,. are written by, and are the consen- .tlebnts have to sit in traffic, But there are certain drawbacks in our homes at computer terminals. ence, but enhance it. And as is the case sus iiL the Spartan Daily editor., not the staff. 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For 12:30 p.m. in the Student Union's Receptions from 6 - 8 p.m. in the Volunteers needed for Earl...Way wallet at Spartan Bookstore. housing staff more information, call Ginny at Council Chambers. For more infor- Art Building/Industrial Studies. '98. Come to Washington Square (408) 938-1610. mation, call the Career Resource Center at (408) 924-6034. For more information, call Brendan Hall, Room 115 from 12- 2 p.m. for Feb. 28 March 2 at (408) 924-4330. informal meeting to begin organiz- CHICANO COMMENCEMENT Report taken for an Report of stolen bicycle Thompson Gallery Art ing for event. For more informa- Meeting at 7 p.m. in the Chicano CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY unknown subject tampering from Wahlquist Library North. Reception: Bernadette Cotter's tion, call Jean Simmons at 408) Resource Center. For more informa- Daily Mass from 12:05 - 12:30 with fire equipment at "Dear Altar" from 6 - 8 p.m. in the 924-5467. tion, call Xochitl at (408) 295-4318. p.m., and free Pizza and discussion Business Classrooms March 3 topic "Saints" from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Thompson Gallery in the Art Building. Report taken at Spartan Building. For more information, call EPISCOPAL CANTERBURY COMMUNITY CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY the John XXIII Center, across from Pub where video games were Andy at (408) 924-4328. Dinner and discussion: "The Free film: "Evolution of a SJSU Theatre. For more informa- Good News" from 5:30 - 7 p.m. in Report taken for forged broken into. Loss estimated at Science" at 7:30 p.m. at 410 tion, call Ginny at (408) 938-1610. SJSU WOMEN'S CLUB RUGBY TEAM the Student Union's Montalvo parking permit in North $100. Cambridge Ave., Suite C. Palo Alto. All interested players welcome Room. For more information, call Garage. For more information, call Joe CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY to practice from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. at Anna at (408) 293-2401. March 8 Feshback at (650) 853-0602. Free film: "Orientation" at 7:30 Report taken for stolen Suspect arrested for being p.m. at 80 E. Rosemary St. For Spartan Field. For more informa- tion, call Lindsay Robideaux at NUTRITION AND FOOD backpack at Spartan drunk in public at fraternity PI SIGMA ALPHA (NATIONAL more information, call Ilene at (408) 268-2749. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Bookstore. party. POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY) (408) 441-6661. St. Patrick's Day two for one General meeting at 12:30 p.m. in STUDENT CALIFORNIA special: percent body fat testing Feb. 27 *Suspect cited for furnish- Business Tower, Room 450. For HSUSA TEACHER ASSOCIATION with bioelectrical impedance from 1 more information, call Marina at General meeting with Sam Report taken for noise ing alcohol to minor at frater- General meeting to organize - 3 p.m. in the Central Classroom (408) 924-5570. Rodrigues of the Career Center complaint at a fraternity nity party speaking about the art of inter- spring semester activities from 4 - Building, Room 103. For more infor- house. 5:30 p.m. in Sweeney Hall, Room mation, call Jill Christensen at RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PROGRAM viewing. Bring your résumés for a Suspect cited for minor in 331. For more information, call (408i 924-3110. Support group from 12:30 - 1:20 professional critique fro 1 - 2:15 Report taken for theft at possession of alcohol at frater- Shirley Ayers at (408) 266-3425. p.m. in the Administration p.m. in the Health Building, Room Music Building. nity party. SJSU THEATRE DEPARTMENT Building, Room 201. For more infor- 408. For more information, call Wednesday Stage production of "I Ain't Yo' mation, call Lynne at (408) 924- Kathy at (408) 92-HSUSA. Report taken for theft at Suspect cited for display- CAREER CENTER Uncle" at 1 p.m. in the University 5950. Theatre, Hugh Gillis Hall. For more Industrial Sciences Building. ing another's ID at a fraternity LIBRARY DONATIONS a SALES UNIT Co-op workshop at 1:30 p.m. in the Student Union's Costanoan information, call Mary Gibboney at party. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN Ongoing booksale every Tuesday Room. IBM Day - Employer (408) 924-4551 or the box office at Feb. 28 Student Galleries' Art Show and Wednesday from 10 a.m. - 3 Presentation from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. (408) 924-4555. Vandalism report taken *Suspect cited for theft from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Art p.m. in Wahlquist Library North, in the Student Umunhum Room. for slashed tire on University from Spartan Bookstore. Building/Industrial Studies. For Room 408 and Clark Library lobby. For more information, call the SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN Police Department vehicle. more information, call Brendan at Donations welcome. 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The Oscars will be presented on Entertainment Weekly. "Anyone will tell you that ed him of the "South Park" show. March 23. NEW YORK (AP) - David Schwimmer likes the primary thing they remember about me was "It isn't a comedy. It's a documentary," said In the dramatic specials category, John getting outside his TV self. that I always wanted a bite of their sandwich, or Deputy B.J. Macumber, an avid viewer. Herzfeld won for the cable movie, "Don King: Only The actor who plays gullible Ross on "Friends" to borrow 20 (pence) or whatever." When family called to tell them what had hap- in America." For nighttime dramatic series. got to be someone "diametrically opposed" in Money's no problem any more for the actor pened in Alma, "It was great for us," Parker said "Homicide: Life on the Street" director Barbara "Kissing a Fool," Schwimmer says in the March 16 starring in "Dark City" and "Dangerous Beauty" at the Aspen Comedy Arts Festival. "We were Kopple won for her episode, "The Documentary." People magazine. Previous credits include the small English films thinking: 'What are we going to do for another For comedy series, Andy Ackerman won for the He plays an unsavory smoothie who is "arro- "Carrington," "Cold Comfort Farm" and "A Man of show?' " "Seinfeld" episode -The Betrayal.- gant and a womanizer," said Schwimmer, 31. "I No Importance." Parker, 28, and Stone, 26, have attracted con- can't use profanity, so let's just say he's an ani- Upcoming, he'll be seen in "Illuminata" with siderable criticism for the show's violence and vul- mal." Susan Sarandon and Christopher Walken, "At gar language, but haven't suffered for it profes- Fuentes satisfied on TV Schwimmer also has roles in the upcoming Sachem Farm" with Minnie Driver and in the sionally. They'll star in the upcoming film films "Six Days/Seven Nights" and "Apt Pupil," Miramax comedy "Martha Meet Frank, Daniel "Basketball" and have contracted to write a sequel NEW YORK (AP) - Daisy Fuentes isn't wait- meaning a lot of overtime for the sitcom star. and Laurence." to the movie "Dumb and Dumber," along with ing for Hollywood to come knocking. The "I'm loving it," Schwimmer said of the film "I'm very, very scared of saying that things are making 20 more episodes of "South Park " "America's Funniest Home Videos" co-host is work. `It makes working on the show even more going well," said Sewell, 30. "Yes, I've got lots of happy on TV. enjoyable." things coming out, but I've been slapped on the -It's not like I'm a television show host who He's also more comfortable now that the mid- back before and told, 'This is going to be the big 'Titanic' director wins really wants to be an actress. This is what I like 1990s "Friends" hysteria has died down. one, sonny'" doing." the long-time MTV host and model says in "It's calmed down a lot," Schwimmer said. "I'm LOS ANGELES (AP) - James Cameron, cre- the March 14 TV Guide. "I'm not ambitious. Is it less frightened when I go out." ator of the heavy Oscar-favorite "Titanic," won the bad to say'," 'South Park' like home Directors Guild of America award for best direc- Fuentes, at 5-fimit-10 and 138 pounds, doesn't tor. worry about her weight, either. "I'm never going to Sewell's in the money ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - As weird as "South Park" "Wow," Cameron said in accepting the award he a waif," she said. r's gets, the dark, animated Comedy Central hit fea- Saturday. "This is one of the proudest moments of "I would love to be thinner, but that would take NEW YORK (AP) - Filmgoers are going to be turing four foul-mouthed third-graders and a my life. It's tremendous." a lot of work," Fuentes said. "And why bother? It's seeing a lot of newcomer Rufus Sewell, which town full of weirdos is still just like home for its Other nominees were the directors of -L.A. not like. I'm going to get any. more work than I'm worries the British actor who remembers his creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Confidential," "Amistad," "Good Will Hunting," getting now. starving artist days too well. Set in a fictional mountain town, the TV locale

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The puler literate. is one major goal, teacher's performance, according according to Reed. to Reed. "Barbie Girl" "The CSC system needs to Teachers are usually given a performance prepare students for the. 21st five or six year contract and then was put on by century.," Reed said. "Students re-evaluated at the end of that members of the need to be technologically liter- period. Reed claimed that it rec- Beta Theta Pi ate It will play a part in every- ognizes those with outstanding fraternity at thing. performances." Thursday's "There needs tee be more focus Tenure is the current system un student learning, not just in under which teachers are paid event organized thy traditional sense of the class- and is based on how long a by Kappa room," he. said teacher has worked. Delta. The Reed sees the California Proponents of tenure say that event raised Education Technology Initiative. it has gotten a bad and unfair $3,000 for two CETI its one way tee help bring reputation and that it protects children's chari- the CS1' systein int() the future.. teachers from being fired for ties. CETI is a $2 S billion prekject their beliefs. ninety(' by :Microsoft. GTE, "It is false tee believe that the Fujitsu and Hughes that would administration is powerless to link the. 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Sigma Pi should not worry about sky- physical education from George "Most of us just threw this Although all were invited, sisted of Tari Walker, general got second and Delta Upsilon rocketing tuition or tougher Washington University in 1963. together like a week ago, but Alpha l'i was the only sorority manager of Marriott Residence took home third. admissions standards. according His master of science degree tee Reed. came one. year later in secondary "There will hopefully only be education, which led to a doctor- cc modest increase in tuition ate in teacher education in 1970. 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The Spartan women's water polo team upset 13th ranked University of Pacific in its first conference game Friday before falling Saturday to top-ranked University of California at Berkeley. San Jose State University was ranked 17th of 32 water polo teams in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. "We won because we played four quarters today. We've lost two games in overtime after leading at half-time. Today we played great defense, especially Jennie Charlesworth and Cathy Hernandez," coach Lou Tully said. SJSU's Laurel Govett opened the scoring in the first quarter with a goal in just under two minutes of play. The Spartans entered the sec- ond quarter tied, but pulled away by the half, scoring two goals to Pacific's one for a 6-5 lead. 1.111 iric ."rtair !dr] Daily Pacific was within one goal of San Jose State goaltender, Catherine Hernandez, goes up for the block in a game won the game 11-10. In the second match of the weekend. SJSU was pounded by No.1 SJSU at the end of the third against 13th ranked University of Pacific on Friday at the Aquatics Center. The Spartans ranked UC Berkeley 11-3. The Spartans dropped 9-5 overall, 1-1 in conference play. quarter after two goals for each team with a score of 8-7. sible overtime. Junior Liz Garcia led the Sports Federation. play better though. We need to yesterday," Hernandez said. Fourth-quarter action started SJSU goalie Hernandez Spartans in scoring with four "Last year we played club get over the intimidation factor. SJSU dropped to 9-5 overall, when Pacific's Molly Smith blocked a shot by Smith that goals, closely followed by Govett water polo. This is our first year The mismatch is not as great as and 1-1 in the conference. scored a goal within the first 30 would have tied the game with with three. as a sport with recruited play- it seems." Tully said. The team has a long way to seconds of play, which was quick- less than 30 seconds remaining Caroline Corgiat netted two ers," Tully said. SJSU was held scoreless go, according to Tully, but they ly answered by SJSU's Govett, to in an intense fourth quarter. with Monica Turner and The Spartans were crushed until the final quarter when are improving and playing well put the Spartans back in the "We played a great game. We Charlesworth, both scoring once. Sunday, losing 11-3 to the Charlesworth, McDonough and "We are happy, but not satis- lead 9-8. have been working hard and we Tully said this is the first year Golden Bears. Corgiat each scored a goal. fied," Tully said. "I think the A Tiger goal with two minutes deserve it," said Mary McDonough the women's water polo team has "I thought we played pretty "Yesterday was much better whole team is in agreement on remaining set the stage for pos- after the 11-10 victory. played in the Mountain Pacific well I'm positive that we can than today I was very confident that." Spartans sweep Purdue, prepare for No. 1 Stanford

By Kevin W. Hectenum or runs while fanning two. in the hunt for the championship a 3-0 first-inning hole. Senior Stall Writer Tony James led the Spartan of the Big Ten," Piraru said as his SJSU catcher Mike Wrielit hitters with one hit in three trips team spread the tarp on the hit his fourth homer id the. sea- and two RBIs, including a two- rain-soaked field. son in the seventh to set up the. Neither rain, illness nor out, two-run triple in the first. Purdue coach Steve Green game-winning comeback in the Purdue University pitching Scott Lewis added two hits to blamed slow starts for his team's eighth. could keep the Spartan baseball extend his hitting streak to 13 downfall. "We just had to fight," Wright team from its appointed rounds. games. "I expected a better perfor- said. San Jose State University "We faced a left-handed pitch- mance from my team," he said. He didn't get any disagree- broke out its cleaning supplies er who had a real good change- "Both games, we came out slug- ment from Piraro. and swept aside the up," SJSU coach Sam Piraro said gish." "You have to find a way to win Boilermakers in a three-game of Boilermaker starter Russ James again drove in two a game like that." Pirarii said. "It set at San Jose Municipal Morgan, who went the distance runs to lead the SJSU offense. was an uphill game all day long. Stadium, taking both ends of for the loss, giving up three runs Lewis's hitting streak reached Purdue wasn't going to give us Saturday's doubleheader 3-1 and six hits over six innings. 14 when he. collected three hits tnything We wont to every pus- and 7-3 and coming from The second game was played and three RBIs. :Jilt. resource we had It's ;I char- behind to win Sunday 7-6. in a steady drizzle. SJSU pitcher Brian Forman tied the school acter ballgame.- In the first game. Spartan Steve Carrieri earned his first record ticr stolen bases in a game, A parade of SJSI.' pitchers hurler Javier Pamus fought both win of the season, scattering with finer thefts. took turns on the hill ter S.1Sti, Boilermaker batsmen and sick- seven hits and three runs over James said Purdue, had tried and Jeff Baker picked up his I Edmund Nwse.: Sp.111.1111).esh ness over five-plus innings, sur- seven and two-thirds innings. to establish the fastball early, first win of the year. Spartan shortstop Brian Forman turns a double play as Purdue's rendering six hits, but only one He walked three Boilermakers and the. fastball is his best pitch Brian Greene came in and Austin Bilke slides into second during Saturday's double header run. He managed only one and whiffed five others. to hit. struck out the side in the top of strikeout, but still notched his The drizzle became a light "If a pitcher shows his best the ninth for his second save against Purdue University. SJSU won both games, 3-1 in the first and eighth win in eight starts. rain, which slowly turned the pitch is the offspeed pitch, then w;ts just going .111,1- them 7-3 in the second. The Spartans completed the sweep by downing the "I didn't have my stuff today," pitcher's mound into a pile of will have tip adjust to that." he with i;estballs.- Green, said Boilermakers 8-7. The wins put SJSU at 15-6 overall. Pamus said. "All I had was, basi- mud. In the bottom of the eighth, said. After ti.ltil- cally, the will to win." the game was called. The. Boilermakers' offense Tuesday. they will tiike on the Ryan McDermott came in and "They're two well-earned wins came, out with a full head of No 1 Stantord at Municipal earned the save, allowing no hits over a team that is favored to be steam Sunday. putting SJSU in Stadium. both 7 till

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