FORUM ENTERTAINMENT Who cares about politician drug use? Mr. Bad Puff Daddy steals beats and falls Example' rants on issues to snort about on his face with new disc 'Forever' Page 2 CD Review Page 8 SPARTAN DAIL SDAILYO Tuesday ol1iije 11.1. No. 3 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 1999 to run with Bulls n's sudden dep Bell limited rnes' hasty a coach search at Iowa State for the last two sea- sons, it is his first crack as head coach of a Division I basketball to members as coach of program. University men's The whirlwind of musical of 'family' coaches started around Aug. 23 Phil Johnson has Floyd and le pastures much when Johnson met with Bulls general manager Jerry By Margaret Bethel
the Krause in Chicago Daily senior staff writer Jo ho guided "When they kept Phil an, extra Spartan 1.2-16 record last Choosing a new head basket- year, took on an assis- day, I knew we were uptouble, as Bell said. ball coach for the Spartans may tant coach to yd and the sound like a repeat of last year, NBNs Chicago B Johnson will nrialian estimat- ed $1.2 million over three years but tide time, the process has been "An opportunity lik modified. The announcement of n't come along everyday" Johnson .116th-the-Bulls, far more than the $97,000 a year he was scheduled Phil Johnson's resignation also said at a Friday press conference. served as the introduction of his "I didn't think I hear the term 'for- to make after he signed a five- year contract extension with replacement, Steve Barnes, a for- mer coach' so quickly. I'm leaving mer assistant coach for Iowa heart." SJSU after last season. Barnes with a heavy will earn $95,000. State. While Johnson's sudden depar- Chuck Bell, San Jose State both sudden and shock- "I hate the timing," Johnson ture was said. "I feel sad because I would University's athletic director, said ing, SJSU Athletic Director Chuck he wanted to make an expedient Bell tried to spin Johnson's jump have loved to have left a winner. I wanted to hang a WAC (champi- move to hire a new coach for the to the NBA as positive, saying, sake of the players. He said he "Phil caught a lot of people's onship) banner. But this program is in good shape. Steve is the right didn't want the recruits to feel attention, including Tim Floyd's. fit." abandoned while the department When your staff is wanted, it's a took several weeks to search for a Jose Johnson leaves the basketball great compliment. San program with what some basket- new coach. State's image will be greatly ball publications have called one "We made every attempt to sta- enhanced because someone want- of the top 10 recruiting classes in bilize the basketball program," he ed one of our people." all of Division I. said. At the same time as Johnson Bell said when he realized that Spartan guard Ben Sanders was leaving, Bell introduced Steve Johnson might leave for the Bulls, said having a new coach step in Barnes as Johnson's successor. immediately made him more com- third he pulled out his list of six or Barnes became SJSU’s seven candidates and the question fortable with the situation. head coach in as many years. became, "How do I coax Steve Sanders said because Johnson Johnson took over for Stan and Barnes know each other, the 3-23 sea- away from Iowa State?" Morrison after a dismal "Truth be told, I really wanted to transition will be easier for the son two years ago. team. For Barnes, an assistant coach See Resignation, page 6 "I haven't heard of him (Barnes), but I feel confident since coach Johnson recommends him," Sanders said. Barnes said although he just met the team Friday, he's familiar with a lot of the players from his recruiting for Iowa State. "I feel like I know them better than they think I do," Barnes said. He said he's not worried about how the new Spartan recruits will react to him because they seem generally open to seeing what's going to happen. While Sanders was relieved to have a new coach right away, the department's decision to forego a formal, lengthy, nation-wide search that would have kept the position open avoided any contro- versy among candidates an issue that couldn't be avoided last year with the hiring of Johnson. Top candidates last year Spartan Daily file photo included Percy Carr, head coach Above, Phil Johnson, right, talks to R.J. Powell during a game last season. Johnson announced Friday at San Jose City College, and Bob men's basketball team to be an assistant coach for Burton, West Valley College's that he will be leaving the San Jose State University head coach, according to an April the Chicago Bulls. 1998 Spartan Daily article. Both coaches said, in the April article, Left, Steve Barnes, San Jose State University's new men's basketball coach, speaks during a press David Hel let Spartan Daily conference Friday afternoon See Coach, page 7 Greek rush Spent kicks off Living in Silicon Valley has a price, semester students learn the hard way By Christina Locarotti Daily start wr,fe, By Charmain Smith sonal jobs, and internships Daily staff writer through the career center, Students can depend on a few excluding jobs that were found constants in the first days of a For many college students, for graduating seniors. new semester at San Jose State having a steady source of "I need extra money to help University. income is a necessity for food, me get through school and to First, parking will be difficult, rent and tuition. help my parents pay for it," if not impossible. Second, the Ada Echeverria, a freshman said sophomore Debbie lines at the Spartan Bookstore at San Jose State University, Delacruz, a receptionist at will be long. And third, the tables works part time in stock recov- Cisco Systems. outside the Student Union will ery at Macy's. Delacruz works about 24 be swarming with fraternities "It's hard to afford to go to hours a week and says once and sororities looking for new school here," Echeverria said. her bills are paid, she still has recruits. "I work to help my parents pay some money left over for- For many SJSU fraternities for school." movies, club visits or shopping. and sororities, rush has begun. A Echeverria is not alone. Senior Kim Yanda, a busi- second wave is scheduled for According to Career Center ness finance major, also has to Sept. 8 when Panhellenic sorori- statistics, last year 45.5 per- work to cover the expense of ties begin rush. cent of all SJSU students used school. As an ambulance coor- "Rush is simply a time for the Career Center. In addition, dinator for Kaiser people to see what fraternities $8.11 million dollars was Permanente, Yanda said she are really like," wrote Errol Jessica Malloy/Spartan Daily earned by students who Ozdalga, recruitment chairman Melody Dumlao, left, vice president of public relations for Sigma Alpha Phi sorority, spends a few hours obtained part-time jobs, sea- See Jobs, page 9 of Sigma Chi, in a rush flyer. a day the first week of school making friends with new students freshmen and transfers and signing up See Rush, page 4 recruits, such as Senior Loan Ngo. FORUM San Jose State University
Drug use won't Divorced dads
increase due to acggiaL._ not always the I 'THINK WE CAN PLEA BARGAIN VU DOWN deadbeat parent needle exchange FROM A NATE CRIME TO ./4 INVOUNTARY DISUKE. with hearing the stereotype that Remember the good old days when politicians fed up were only concerned about what the polls I'mdivorced men are deadbeat dads. My fiancé is told them was the "right" move? a father of two from a previous marriage. His "I don't know Dan, this whole Kuwait thing sons, 5 and 7, came to stay a week with us over the seems a little sketchy. Wait, what did you say? The summer and I was appalled by some of the things American people would rather keep gas prices low they told us. than save a few thousand lives. Well, shoot, let's The boys' daily routine consists of going to day- bomb those guys back to the Stone Age." care in the morning, and staying there until six or Ah, weren't times great. seven at night regardless of whether their Well apparently, the good old days are over. mother is off work early coming home to play Politicians these days outside for an hour with seem stuck on ignoring their friends, having a polls, at least when it dinner of fast food, maca- conies to things like roni and cheese or corn drugs. dogs, getting a bath and Our new "liberal" gov- going to bed. ernor Gray Davis is get- They don't eat well-bal- ting ready to veto a bill anced meals, the only par-
Prophecies Charmain Smith
JEREMIAH OSHAN STAFF WSITER ent/child interaction they receive is at meals and that would give local governments the ability to Of hate crimes and political snorting bath times and they'd rather fall asleep to the run their own needle exchange programs, despite mechanical babysitter a.k.a. television than an overwhelming number of California voters sup- issue. have a story read to them. Normally I don't like to mix parenting is difficult, but how porting such programs. In a recent Field Institute thoughts in my column, Bottom line ... who fricking I realize single survey of 1,010 voters, 79 percent of Democrats, 54 cares? hard can it really be to make sure some vegeta- but I've collected several with dinner, milk instead of water percent of Republicans and 74 percent of indepen- burrs in my saddle over the sum- We already have someone in bles are served dents supported local municipalities running their office who makes Austin Powers is offered with meals, and at least an hour is set mer and I need to unburden each night to work on school assignments, own needle exchange program. myself of them. look like a Eunuch and we're aside The bill would not set up a state-wide needle worried about the fact that read or play with your children? I believe there First, hate crimes and the the deadbeat title far exchange program. What it would do is make such idiots who perpetrate them. George W. snorted a little magic are some moms that deserve programs legal, allowing cities such as San Jose to After spending a glorious sum- dust. When he was in his 20s, more than the dads. make needle exchanges available. The main push mer up in beautiful Redding no less. Kathleen Parker, a columnist for The Denver behind the bill is preventing the spread of AIDS where only my sarcasm drips I realize that the issue of Post, noted, "One can only conclude, judging from through intravenous drugs. more than the perspiration from character will always arise, but the news, that men are mean, small-minded, vio- Currently there are similar programs being run the ungodly heat, I have come to a conclusion: being what's more important, the fact that Clinton boinked lent and stupid. Men ... are fast replacing women underground with no state funding and with no an agnostic is not so bad after all. a fat intern or that the economy is riding a tidal wave as victims of negative messages. They're deadbeat supervision of any kind. By bringing needle As a recovering Catholic, I used to wonder if there of good fortune? dads. They're wife beaters. They're child abusers." exchange above ground, we can make it available was something I was overlooking, if there really is one Let's face it, the ideals of holding our leaders up to Bad publicity such as this has stemmed from to more people and ensure its success. true God and a message that I was somehow missing. a higher moral standard died with John Kennedy. The poor data collection especially concerning child There are those out there who would rather not Not anymore. changes of the '60s and Woodward and Bernstein's support payments. see needle exchange for precisely that reason. After following the exploits of the pathetically idi- outing of what a crook Nixon was all but blasted the In an on-line Canadian newspaper, The They argue that by legalizing needle exchange, otic Williams brothers no relation, trust me on that notion into oblivion. Mississaugua News, Reinhold Knauss, a divorced we are condoning the use of illegal drugs. We are I have come to believe that religion, while not a bad Having an honest, stand up person is admirable, dad, said on the surface the system seems fair but sending, they argue, mixed messages to our youth. thing, is a dangerous thing in the hands of stupid indi- but when in the last 30 years has the American public it is not. Knauss hasn't seen his daughter in two On one hand, we are telling them that drugs are viduals. had an opportunity to elect one? years and blames this on the fact that dads have bad. On the other, we are giving them the tools to For those not up to speed, the Williams brothers are Right. to rely on the goodwill of the woman they're abuse drugs for free. accused of not only burning down three Sacramento Holding someone to their behavior when they were divorced from to see their children. Knauss said in I understand where they are coming from, but I synagogues, but killing a gay Redding couple. 20 years old also seems a bit hypocritical. 95 percent of cases the mother gets custody of the think we underestimate the youth. The brothers not only have ties to Christian move- How many of you have woken up and didn't know children, the father pays child support and access If people have already decided to walk down the ments, but also the center of White Supremacy in where you were and who you were with? to the children by the father is dependent on the dark alley which is heroin use, then their decision America Idaho. That's what I thought. mother. is not based on the availability of a clean needle. To prove just how dangerous righteous and just Last time I looked at the According to the U.S. Census Bureau, only 50 Providing a clean needle is unlikely to make any- Constitution, all it said ideas can be in the hands of idiots, the Williams' about becoming president was that you had to be 35 percent of children receive the full amount of sup- one start using drugs, or use more drugs. allegedly killed Gary Matson and Winfield Mowder, years of age, a natural citizen and have no felony con- port to which they are entitled, while 25 percent What needle exchange programs do is protect stole Matson's car and were picked up by police while victions. receive only part of what they are owed, and 25 the rest of us from AIDS. By lessening the risk of trying to buy ammunition while wearing bullet- There was no morals percent receive nothing at all. spreading the plague of the '90s, we are also less- clause. You aren't precluded if proof vests with Matson's stolen credit card. you have sex with your interns. You aren't precluded if Stanford L. Braver, Ph.D., author of Divorced ening our chances of getting the disease. But hey, they were only doing God's work, because you sampled da kind or Dads, said, "Virtually all the researchers who Davis, and those supporting his stance, are liv- hoovered some booger sugar. God hates gays, right? You aren't precluded even if you are made of wood. arrived at the conclusion that fathers are over- ing in a dream world. They think that by denying And as for the synagogues, we all know that Jews Right Al Gore? whelmingly not paying child support used only drug users clean needles, they are somehow going are evil, don't we? After all, if you believe the White I also find it ironic that America still wants to hold one source of data in arriving at their findings: the to end drug use. Supremacist/Christian rhetoric aren't they responsi- these individuals up custodial mothers." While I don't think that drugs, especially hard- for public scrutiny when most of ble for the decline of Western Civilization? us have been as if not more morally corrupt than From a personal standpoint, I can see how this er ones like heroin, are something everyone should the information can be skewed. My fiancé repeatedly indulge Please. candidates we set up to shoot down. in, we must be realistic about how we I find it interesting that throughout history people Did Bush powder his nose when he was 20? receives phone calls from his ex-wife accusing him treat them. have fought, killed and died in the name of God. Don't know, don't care. of not making a payment. Luckily he saves all People will use drugs no matter what the gov- Talk about things that make you go Hmmm. Do I believe in his ideological philosophies for run- deposit slips, receipts and bank statements to ernment says. The failed multi-billion dollar drug Here's an idea: Practice your beliefs and leave ning the country? prove otherwise. war has proven that. everyone else alone. After all, religions are all the Hell, no. That's why I won't vote for him, not It's time we give dads a break. I'm not saying What we should do is accept people's personal same thing, just with different names. because he lined up one night at Studio 54. all divorced dads don't fit the deadbeat descrip- habits and try to make them as safe for the rest of Secondly, while I can't stand the thought of having tion, but I think those that do are the exception us as possible. another Bush in the White House, I have to come to not the rule. his defense regarding the whole "Did I snort coke?" Aaron Williams is a Spartan Daily senior staff writer Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily executive "Mr Bad Example" will appear every Tuesday. Charmain Smith is a Spartan Daily staff writer. editor "Prophecies" will appear every Tuesday. Spare the Air Day message falls on deaf ears at San Jose State University another Spare the Air Day has Students and staff who work after dark carcinogenic chemicals into their growing If you must drive, try car pooling with yetcome and gone. Didn't notice? usually find the short walk to the relative bodies. It is just one more layer of zit-caus- other students or staff to cut down on the Neither did anyone else, apparently. safety of their car preferable to a shiver- EDITORIAL ing toxic grime seeping into the pores and number of cars on the road. Besides, then It is unfortunate, at a school the size of ing, half-hour vigil at a bus stop on Santa bloodstreams of valley residents. you can use the carpool lane and cut your San Jose State University, that faculty, Clara Street. It is nothing more than inhaling a pack travel time by a factor of 10 during rush staff and students choose to drive on over- However, breathing clean air should Never mind that San Jose offers a free of cigarettes, then rolling in the ashtray. hour. crowded freeways only to park in over- also be a priority for people in the Silicon downtown shuttle, a widespread bus net- Heck, it is only our health. Unfortunately, using public transporta- crowded garages despite warnings about Valley. work and a light rail system. While everyone seems to be aware of tion is an inconvenience in San Jose. poor air quality. Turning a blind eye to the problems of And definitely don't pay any attention the causes of poor air quality, and the Unlike San Francisco or Washington, D.C., Admittedly, riding a bus in San Jose air pollution, especially on a Spare the Air to the fact that poor air quality has a seri- short- and long-term dangers of living in a the airy layout of the Silicon Valley is not ign't a walk among the butterflies. Long Day, only ensures the problem will contin- ous impact on the health of residents of polluted environment, few want to take conducive to a truly effective bus or rail waits and even longer trips, frequently ue to be swept under the tires. everyone in Silicon Valley including steps toward solving the problem. system. detouring through neighboring states on Never mind that SJSU students pay for SJSU students, staff and faculty. Don't drive your car to SJSIT when But for just a few days a year Spare their way to SJSU, make public trans- a semester-long bus pass with their stu- Asthmatics will only wheeze a little there are air quality warnings. Instead of the Air Days consider the inconve- portation inconvenient for students who dent fees, allowing them to ride anywhere more and children will only suffer from jumping in your carbon-coughing car, ride nience of a longer ride to SJSU compared live and work outside the downtown area. in the valley for no additional charge. more respiratory infections, while inhaling a bus, bike, skateboard or pogo stick. to gasping for air through layers of smog. SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page policies One Washogion Square, San Joie CA 951 9 2.014 9 Readers are encouraged to express themselves on (408) 924.3280 E mail [email protected] *du the Opinion page with a Letter to the Editor. 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Today International Relations tions and book sales from 10 a.m. to AIESEC Association 4 p m I II Clark Library, room 408. Information session for the Cutholieginntpus Ministry General meeting everyone Sparta Guide Fur snore information. call the International association of stu- Daily Awn, held at 12.10 p.m in welcome - at 3 tint in the Acquisition'. dill. I at 924, dents in business anti economics li-Campul Ministry Chapel, 300 S Constonoan room. Student Union. fornters from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. in 27 on Meet at 7 30 p m in the Pacheco loth St Ft* III01 t. information, call For more information, call Karim the Student Union amphitheater. SJSU Cycling Team room. Student Union. For more , F.ttloo Bob, t Bally at 938.1610 Kaliwaji at 379-4950. For more information, call Melanie First meeting Of the semester at Th u rsd ay information. call t'arla at 293.2244: Esquivel at 924-5955 6:30 p.m. in the Pacifica room, Clark Library Sigma Theta Psi Student Union. For snore informa- Sigma Pi Fraternity iralld opening of libiary dona- Multicultural sorority informa. Asian American Christian tion. call Chris Corpora at 972- Barbecue at 7 p.m. at Sigma Pi, tion, and I k sales from 10 sin,. to tional rush meeting. Come learn Fellowship 8306. 182 S 10th St For more informa Friday 4 p a n Clark Library, room 408. about the organization and meet Welcome back meeting at 7:30 lion. call Bill or John at 287-6012 For mote mlormation, call the the members. Meet at 6 p.m. at the p.m. in the Pacifica room, Student SJSU Ballroom Dance Club Sigma l'i Fraternity acqui-thn, department at 924. Sigma Theta Psi house, 164 S. 10th Union For more information, call Beginning and lidvanced waltz Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Rush event. 44-Zar laser tag, 2705 St. For more information, call Eli at (5101 770-1903. lesson followed by open dancing. firoomball - ice hockey with a time to be announced. For more Cecilia at 924-8347 or Veronica at Front 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Spartan broom and pizza provided by inform:anal call Bill or John at Women's Basketball 280.7705 Sigant Pi Fraternity Complex East, room 89. For more Pizza Chicago. Meet at 10 p.m. at 287-6012 Sign till III try out for the team Rush event: Miniature golf at 7 information, call Michelle Lehne at Beta Theta l'i, 282 S. 10th St. For through next Wednesday. For more 'Diu Delta Phi p.m. Meet at Sigma Pi. 182 S. 10th 260-81147 more information, call Gary Career Center infot Illation. all Lisa Rathbun at Regular meeting at 6 p.m. in St. For more information, call Bill Veccitiorelli at 506-2395. Co-op workshop front 12:30 p.m. n'L Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more or John at 287-6012. Re-entry advisory program to 1 p.m in building F. For more information, call John at 445.5440. SJSU party and Sigma Theta Psi information. call the Career Sigma Pi Fraternity Mosaic brown bag lunch from 12 p.m. to NIultictiltural sorority rush Resource Center at 924-6031. 80,1. Ps ni The Mb, nightclub SJSU's multicultural center wel- 1:30 pin. in the Pacheco Room, event- Ice cream night. Come nit-pt II tb Alto. Meet at 192 Wednesday come back with highlights of the Student Union. For more informa members an,I VIII0% tree I,-.' cream Career Center S loth St at it p et For more infor Sundance Film Festival award -win- tion. call Jane Boyd at 924-5950. Meet It 111 ii tit. t enter Co-op resusne critique from 1 mato,. call Bill or John at 287- Student Life Center ning film, "Three Seasons," and dia. fountain I or mote information. all p rn to 2 p.m, in building F. For 279,5146 Welcome Day '99 front 9 a.m. to 2 logue with director Tony Bui follow- Catholic Campus Ministry .ti 424-0147 or \'erontra .a 280. more information. call the Career p.m. in the art quad and the ing the film. Film and dialogue Catholic Bible study: The intro- ;705 Resource Center at 924-6031. Panhellenic Sororities Seventh and Ninth street plazas. from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the duction to the Gospel of St. Pizza Chicago at the rush tables Ice cream social from 11:45 a.m. to Loma Prieta Room, Student Union. Matthew. From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Clark Library noel II aril 10 2 p.m in the 1:30 p.m. in the art quad. For more Reception from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Campus Ministry Center, 300 S Grand oponIng of library dona- Seta nil Strect 111101, information, call Melanie Esquivel Mosaic, third floor of the Student 10th St. For more information. call tions and book from 10 a.m. to Sports Chink is provided free of eharge Ill students. Meshy 11114,1 iil.dNifl, call Stacey l'oorlittes at at 924-5955. Union. For more information, call Father Bob Bar,,,' at 938-1610. 4 p.m in I lark Library. room 408. and staff The derailing for enti tes Is noon, three days pent, to the' 11512. Raji l'annu at 924-6255 or Mai -Le For 0o00 iiilormation, call the desired publication date. Entry Penis see. Student Life Center Ho at 924-2575. (lark Library acquisit 11111, department at 924- a/ Letters March of technology inevitable Staff access to parking improved Regarding the forum topic of Aug. 25, undoubtedly some of us don't even like it us congratulate the University Police But best of all, the postcard mailed to our 1999 -- good topic! I look forward to that Microsoft is the only technology that Letand parking authorities for developing homes alerted us to these options and permit- more of the same. Let me begin by gives us these choices. creative solutions to the parking prob- ted our plotting the most efficient way to a indicating that tio sympathies are with But, as the great philosopher Jean lems that have traditionally afflicted the begin- parking spot. Melksa Mittchak. I think her argument is Baudrillard tells us, there is something else ning of each semester at San Jose State In the 31 years I have been on campus, Fall well stated and I hope folks will heed what that is the result of the march of technolo- University. 1999 has provided the easiest access to parking. she says. However, I have the feeling she is gy, something ominous. Technology replaces Offering free parking at South Campus dur- I can only hope that these changes will contin- swimming upstream. Facts on the ground our very anthropology. Because technology ing the first two weeks of classes has apparent- ue in future semesters. will overtake any moral lessons she gives only bears upon our preoccupation with ly diverted sufficient cars away from the In the meantime, those individuals who II, The march of technology seems ourselves, the Other in us evaporates. As garages to avoid the traffic backup that nor- developed such creative and imaginative solu- itable lial is largely based on some- technology erases intentionality, we discov- mally clogged not only the streets around cam- tions to it long-term, seemingly insoluble prob- thing else we all value: freedom. The free- er that humanity itself is the biggest casu- pus, but even the exit lanes from Route 280. lem deserve to be recognized and appreciated. dom cif chi5ising a sex for our children will alty. Allowing faculty and staff to use the San lie ,ciiti IS just another freedom we think of Salvador ramp into the Seventh Street garage Arlene N. Okerlund ii, i in inalienable right. Indeed. we don't Jim Dix has doubled the entry points into that facility Professor of English Grad student, philosophy during the busy morning hours. Transportation Solutions Program JANSPORT BACKPACKS avoid the stresses of driving in Le circles and traffic backup $29.99 to $54.99 Bicycle Fata Enclosures esip 5 campus locations San Jose State guaranteed parking space UNIVERSITY added security for your bike Trek and Parlung Operalion, exercise through bicycle commuting register now at Associated Students Business Office in the Student Union Transit Access Program Free for all Students 365 days of bus and light rail access with validated tower card ID service for faculty and staff $25/6 months Free ADA paratransit service SJSU Carpool share driving costs make new friends preferred parking at 7th street garage match lists with SJSU students, faculty, and staff Traffic a Park and Ride Lot We will meet located at South 7th & Humboldt Street FREE Parking from Aug 25 -Sept 10 at the Park and Ride Lot FREE Shuttle service beginning at 6am ANY /1111111 after Sept 10th parking Is $1 per day Look for possible student curbside parking around University perimeter later In semester advertised price! 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Iluelnese Office 5:304:30 61 NEWS San Jose Slat University Rush Continued from pg 1 The Panhellenic Council soror- liggy' include Alpha Sororities get SJSU SJSU is the home of 16 sorori- ities at Phi, "There are Delta ties, 21 fraternities and 10 coed Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma, Panhellenic Council fraternities, according to the Delta Zeta and Kappa Delta. three types of Student Life Center's registration To rush a Panhellenic sorority brings in 94.9 for "I had to find out more. I want list from last semester. fraternities and participants must compltete a The rush process and require- recruitment registration form get-to-know BBQ to find out what I'm getting ments vary from one organization sororities and turn it into the Student Life to the next, mostly depending on Center with a $30 check made professional, to SJSU Panhellenic, the By Liz Cloutman into before I decide to join." the type of fraternity or sorority. payable center reported. Daily Miff writer "There are three types of fra- social, and ternities and sororities profes- Rush for the Interfraternity The Panhellenic Council jenny Ho sional, social, and honor society," honor society." Council fraternities, which offered female San Jose State SJSU freshman said Dax Legaspi of Delta Sigma include Alpha Tau Omega, Beta Pi, the professional business fra- Theta Pi, Delta Upsilon, Kappa University students a free pizza on why she went to the barbecue lunch, rock music and the oppor- ternity for men and women. Dax Legaspi Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Kappa Alpha, tunity to sign up for sorority Legaspi said professional fra- of Delta Sigma Pi rush, which begins next week. see the unity of the different Voorhees, vice president of rush ternities focus on leadership, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Pi, The sign up was held Monday at sororities. for the Panhellenic Council, who scholarship and professionalism. Tau Kappa Epsilon and Theta the barbecue pit off the Seventh "It's really good for all the was responsible for organizing Social fraternities and sorori- Chi, started Thursday and is Street plaza. sororities to be here together to the rush week program. ties usually choose a focus, such scheduled through Sept. 10. Representatives from the five let people know we're all friends," "We're really hoping that as asian awareness, according to fraternities and sororities, while A recruitment registration sororities that make up the said Higgins. women will take advantage of the Sheryl Calimquim of Sigma other fraternities and sororities form is also required to rush the Panhellenic Council Alpha Disc jockey Rynell Williams, benefits of belonging to a sorori- Omicron Pi, one such sorority. are local to the Bay Area or Interfraternity Council fraterni- Omicron Pi, Alpha Phi, Delta from radio station WILD 94.9 ty," said Voorhees, a senior major- Fraternities and sororities also California, Rodrigues said. ties, but there is no recruitment Gamma, Delta Zeta and Kappa FM) provided event music. ing in public relations. " There belong to different national orga- Rush activities such as go- fee. Delta were present at the KYLD, which came at the are so many benefits : getting nizations, according to Maria karting and laser tag are sched- Information on fraternities event to answer questions about request of the Panhellenic involved on campus and in the Rodrigues of the Student Life uled for next week. The and sororities that are not part of rush and sorority life. Council, regularly provides music community, academic tutoring, Center. Panhellenic sororities will not the Panhellenic and Jenny Ho, a San Jose fresh- and deejays at no cost for Bay developing a network for future The Interfraternity and begin their rush until September, Interfraternity Councils can be man, took advantage of the Area school and campus special careers." Panhellenic Councils govern according to information from the obtained at the Student Life opportunity to ask questions. events as a promotional device Voorhees said she believed the some of San Jose State's national Student Life Center. Center. "I had to find out more," Ho for the station. greatest benefit to belonging to a said. "I want to find out what I'm "Anything that's community sorority was gaining friends for a getting into before I decide to and school with no hesitation, lifetime. Join." we say yes," Williams said. "We "It's evident when sorority Panhellenic Council President like to take care of our listeners. alumnae return to campus," said Heather Cook said she thought With our No. 1 ratings, we can't Voorhees. "They're still very the sign up was successful. do anything but give back the close." LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES "I think the event went well," love." Rush week begins with an ori- Cook said. "We answered a lot of Cook said she thought the entation and sorority forum from questions. People got the oppor- music helped promote the sign- 6p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sept.8 in the. GUARANTEED! tunity to learn about each sorori- up. Loma Prieta Ballroom in the OR ty" "The music brought attention Student Union. 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I think the tion game can be, at least by for the first time since the 1997 And what - I was a welcome back meeting. new recruits took it a lot harder the Oakland Raiders and their regular-season opener against ing after one . than the seniors." fans. Kansas City. bigger and better. thine, ' When he told us of the offer by Sanders said he understands Given a chance to show their It was the first meeting "I don't foresee that mi think that Johnson's move is the nature stuff against San Francisco, between the teams 'MO the ing long-term," said Barnes. the Bulls, it shocked a lot of of the business. their more glamorous and suc- Raiders returned to Oakland in father of two, who has extense, "I like the way (Bell) did it," he cessful cross -bay rival, the 1995, ending a 13-year stay in ties in California. guys." said. "Instead of searching and Raiders couldn't prevent sec- Los Angeles, and marked San "I think the ('alifiwnin te Ben Sanders getting behind, they have a coach ond -half scoring passes by Jim Francisco's first appearance in who steps in Druckenmiller and Jeff Garcia Oakland since 1981. But the important," Bell said \ one ot three ret urning men's has team players and knows coach's (Iowa) is a long way Inv:, \ (Johnson's) philosophy." in a 16-8 loss to the 49ers on game went beyond hype for the Phil Johnson's resignation Barnes is no stranger ti II! on head coach Bell said he and SJSU Monday night. players, seeking to make one or Johnson, for that matte! I I, President Robert Caret felt it vital Billed as the Battle of the more impression in a bid for the jobs before Tuesday's league. was an assistant coach at Lt.& Barnes said he had heard iii mg of the nieces, and said the next to name a new coach in order for Bay, the game produced State when Bell was the A.D. Wings about Jelnison and th, few weeks will be an adjustment the program to have a chance to Raiders' first sellout in two widecutdown to 65 players. there. Johnson and Barnes are Bulls, but didn't take anything to period for both he and the team. build on the successes of last year. connected through Floyd and fbr- seriously until Bell ,al led Aug. 23 "It will take some time to get a feel "It's rare that San Jose State mer Utah State -- and current and asked if he'd he interested. (for each other)," Barnes said. feels it's this important to make Iowa State head coach Larry "I think this is probably the Both Barnes and Johnson met an expedient move for its stu- Eustachy. most exciting day," Barnes said. with the team Friday morning to dents," Bell said. 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SJSU's ri- I history and as a result' wide to play for SJSU, thing and how it spoke volumes about the Every one of these guys was either the drew play et s from all over the country. high quality of SJSU's athletic depart- DEEP star or one of the stars on Barnes' team While everyone involved would like you :A will face uncertainty ment, the recruits were probably second- last year. It is then fair to assume that to believe that Johnson was not the only.0 guessing their decision to become LEFT FIELD these guys are used to playing most, if not reason the recruits chose SJSU, he Maybe they just woke up, maybe Spartans. all, of the game. They are competitive and doubt played probably the biggest part of. they weren't excited about their We can, of course, only guess about want to play as much as possible. When their decision to conic here. fall class schedules, but the looks that since only one player Ben Sanders Jeremiah Osha» they find themselves getting more splin- From the look of things, the casual on the faces of the eight or so recruits at was made available to the media fiir ters than minutes. Barnes will likely Spartan basketball fan won't notice much -0 Friday's press conference told a different comment. become the object of their frustration. of a difference between last year's and story than the one being spun at the podi- But what he said seems to support my were getting into. They thought they This might result in their leaving the pro- this year's teams. Both coaches preach UM . assumption. were coming to play for one of the up-and- gram all together. defense, rebounding and hard work. They The looks, at the very least, seemed to r41-: "It shocked a lot of us," said Sanders, coming programs and coaches in the Something similar actually happened come from almost identical coaching say indifference and, at the most, disgust who is one of three returning players country. While that may still be true, to me last semester. I added a class main- backgrounds from the same "family" in at their now ex-head coach's departure to from last year's 12-16 squad. "The there could be some hurt feelings if play- ly because I liked the teacher. About six fact and have siocilicr dispositions. the Chicago Bulls. younger guys felt a little abandoned. But ing time or role-playing promises are weeks later, he told us that he had been In five years. maybe Phil Johnson's But no matter how you interpreted the nobody got too upset. Nobody's ready to never fulfilled. offered a job in Sacramento and that he departure will just be a mere footnote in looks, no one will claim that the basket- abandon ship yet." Assistant coach Gary Patterson, who intended to take it. the annals of Spartan basketball. Maybe, ,.., ball recruits looked excited about the The "yet" part is intriguing. While helped recruit the current players and Most of the students, including me, every one of the recruits will learn to love prospects of starting a new season, in a none of the 10 new players, from as far was the only hold-over from Stan understood his decision but were never- Barnes as he leads SISIT to numerous c, new town, at a new school, with players away as Illinois, are packing their bags as Morrison's staff, disagrees. theless at least a little upset. WA(' championships. they have never played with and for a they speak, some of thin i may feel differ- "In athletics there's always people who Much like the basketball recruits, we But for right now. one has to feel for a coach they had just met that morning ently once the season is over. play and those who don't," he said. "These had been misled when we signed on. The bunch of guys duped into playing for a just over six weeks prior to the team's Chances are Johnson did not warn any guys understand that. Coach 1Steve) players probably have come to under- coach they never got to know, first practice. of his recruits that his return was any- Barnes is fair. He'll play the people who stand that college basketball is a busi- Jeremiah shun is the Spartan Daily While San Jose State University's thing less than certain. deserve to play." ness and have accepted Johnson's deci- executive editor His column "From Deep president and athletic director Robert These guys had no idea what they While what he is saying surely does sion. That doesn't mean they like it. Leff Field" will appear from time to time. - - Coach Continued from pg 1 although they were called top candidates by Bell, they were not treated that way. "We were both in and out of there," Burton said in the April article. "It seemed like a token interview and like it was set up to look like we were top candidates." Carr got the same impression. He said, in the article, he found the whole process degrading. While Carr was not announced as a top candidate for the current position, he had no comment on whether his com- plaints over the last process elim- inated him from the running. According to Bell, he had a list of four or five possible replace- ments for Johnson and there were a number of little factors that narrowed it down to Barnes. Bell declined to name the other candidates because he said he didn't want to make them uncom- fortable. He said he looked to a "coach- ing family" for people he would feel comfortable. hiring. That fam- ily includes a group of coaches that either know each other from working together or are familiar with each others' coaching style. "The candidates we looked at were some of the ones from that coaching family," he said. "We pretty much stayed in that group." Burton could not be reached. WAC may get a little smaller ESPN.com is reporting that Southern Methodist University and Texas Christian University are going to announce their inten- tion to leave the Western Athletic Conference for Conference-USA. SMU President Gerald Turner denied any knowledge of such a move. "We're in the WAC and things are fine," he said. 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"You're on campus and close to Cafeteria classes," said Villagrana, who cur- Many students also need Building - the money to pay for books, parking, There is hope for students still site," said Kevin McCauley, a rently works 36 hours a week to lab fees, living expenses, car in search of a job. career counselor at the Career cover the cost of tuition, books first week Of expenses - including gas and Many companies post flyers in Center. "There are more jobs on and necessities. school. Living insurance - and extracurricular buildings on campus advertising the Web site than we could possi- The Student Union is also in at home and activities. jobs ranging from stuffing bly list elsewhcre." need of workers, according to working 36 hanging on the entrance by "The cost of living is more envelopes to working with chil- McCauley said last year the signs hours a week expensive than the tuition. You dren in day care facilities. site listed more than 350,000 jobs Spartan Bookstore. Jobs are need to make more money just to The Career Center also pro- - the largest listing of any available at the Aquatic Center, helps her cover live in San Jose," said student vides information on job openings California State Universitiy cam- Bowling Center, Event Center school costs Jose Macias, a manager at to students free of charge. Jobs pus, and had almost 154,000 hits. and Sport Club. Interested stu- and other bills. dents can inquire about the jobs Enterprise Electric. Macias said both on and off campus are listed There are other reasons to con- Jessica Malloy/ in an average month he spends on its Web site, www.career cen- sider a job while going to school, at the Student Union administra- approximately $400 on rent, $100 tersjsu.com, on posters around McCauley said. tion office or call (408) 924-6310. Spartan Daily on car insurance, $40 on utilities, the center, and in a series of "Employers want to see work Those interested in applying for $30 on garbage, $200 on food, binders located in the Career experience, specifically intern- positions in the dining facilities $300 on entertainment, and $100 Center lab. ships and co-ops," said McCauley. can call Spartan Shops' job hot on clothes. "We try to emphasize our Web Jobs are also available in a line at (408) 924-1876. PHN: 408-924-3277 CLASSIFIED F.tx: 408-924-3282 The SPARTAN DAILY ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES. Graphic FOOD SERVICE Espresso Bar Host LIBRARY DIRECTORS, ASST. DIRECTORS. TEACHERS INSTRUCTORS FOR SALE WORD PROCESSING makes no cLakii for products or Designers & Writers wanted for FT & PT positions avail. in busy Full-Time / Part-Time Positions TEACHERS. & AIDES P/T Instructors Elem. Schools. services advertised below nor Is weekly newspaper. PT & Intern- family style restaurant in Sunyvl. Available Throughout CA. 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Special Student Programs TEACHERS or ASSISTANTS Cathy for interview at 244-1968 or psychology, socioloce, physical Sewing SJSU for 20 years AUTISM ASSISTANT TEACHER'S AIDE, after school at After School Programs, fax resume to 248-7350. education and/or other related MMM STUDENT DENTAL PLAN? "Great Rates for Good Drivers" STUDENTS NEEDED TO WORK chilq care program, 2-6pm M-F. Day Care Centers. Etc. fields. Please call Beth Profio at Only 557.00 per year. "Good Rates for Non-Good Drivers" with our 2 1/2 year old autistic chiid. Call Gardner Children's Center, 1408) 866-8550 SWIM INSTR & LIFEGUARDS 408291-8894 for information and NASA STUDY - Opportunity to Save 309. 60% SPECIAL DISCOUNTS: We have so intensive home pro 998-1343. Immediate opening. wanted. Fun environment, close to locations. participate in NASA sponsored on your dental needs. 'Good Students" "Educators" gram based on applied behavior Child des. rec. human performance DRIVING INSTRUCTOR Full/Part SJSU. Indoor & outdoor pools. Flex biology experiment. Approximately 25 For info call 1-800-655-3225. "Engneers" "Scientists" analysis & the skillful use of majors encouraged to apply. EOE. Time. Will train. Flex hours. Call hours. Central YMCA 2981717x34. INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES Spec. Ed volunteers are needed to assist in CALL TODAY 296-5270 positive reinforcement (Lovaas 4083614182 & Regular Class $8.60-$11.52 hr. testing the efficiency of air filtration in FREE QUOTE Method). WANTED 29 PEOPLE BICYCLE MESSENGER Saratoga School District. an experimental biohabitat, beginnevg ANNOUNCEMENTS NO HASSLE Professional training will be to get $5 PAID ft ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Part-time. Flexible Hours Cai867-3424x504 for application Sept. 15 through Oct. 4. 1999 for 20 NO OBLIGATION provided by Autism Partnership. to lose up to 30 lbs. Spartan Shops Catering dept. on Great for Students! & information. Immediate Need. tests. Volunteers will be selected for FREE ONLINE NEWSPAPER! Also open Saturdays 9-2. "Academic credit may be avail. in the next 30 days. the SJSU campus is seeking a Serving Downtown San Jose. their ability to sense/smell a series Enjoy the criticaqy acclaimed. Flex hours: Mornings. Afternoons, Natural. Guaranteed. bright. organized & multitasking Inner City Express. CHILD DEVELOPMENT INC. of odor standards. Selected Pulitzer prize winning Christian Eves or Wknds (approx. 10 hrs/wk) Call (408) 7935256. individual to perform a variety of 22 W. Saint John St. San Jose. offers positions for: participants will recene $15 for each Science Monitor for free onlme Located in San Jose. near Evergreen gen'l office clerical functions. Directors Assistant Directors test successfully completed & a a www csmonitor.com. Valley College. Please call Manju TEACHER / THERAPIST to work Computer literate. Great customer DAYCARE TEACHERS. Teachers Teacher Aides bonus of $5 per test if a subject at 4082704219. in behavioral program in both service skills & ability to be flexi K-8 school seeks responsible FT & PT opportunities available completes all 20 tests. Commitment school & home environments. ble & fun loving. Will train. Mon-Fri individuals for extended daycare. working with infant/toddler, will include 22 days, every a.m. from FOOD SERVICE POSITIONS Emphasis on development and $9.00 per hour. Apply: Spartan P/T in the afternoon. No ECE units preschool & school age children. 6:308:30. Interested parties should Daily Immediate Openings acquisition of communication and Shops Dining Services, SJSU. required. Previous experience with COI/CDC offers a competitive call Cliff Young at 408-924-4853 or Spartan Shops Inc. located on play skills. Psychology, Child Dev, Bldg #37 7th St. 408-9244756 children preferred. Please call salary, excellent benefits package D. C. Holley @9244844. There will iti-CROSSWORD the SJSU campus is recruiting Occupational Therapy. & Special 244-1968 x 16 to FT & PT employees and an be a preliminary odor screening at for part-time positions in the Ed backgrounds are desirable. SELLING TO MEN - CLOTHING enriching work environment. For NASA /Ames Research Center in Food Services Dept. Enjoy the Excellent refs working w/ children Ideal part-time weekend job. Good SAN JOSE REPERTORY THEATRE positions avail at our centers in: Mtn. View at a time TEA. prestigious surroundings of the required. Full & part time avail pay in relaxed atmosphere. Please is hiring for our new subscription San Jose, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED university campus and our Salary negotiable. Must have car. call Fri. through Sun. 408-970- campaign! P/T eve hrs. Close to Campbell, Saratoga, Cupertino, 1 Leaf (through) beautiful new facilities featuring Fax resume 408/3569551 0900 or fax 408-970-0903. SJSU. Call Matt @367-7232. 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Company name and number where you can 35 Be too fond DOWN the night puddle Can FAX resume to 408/3774)109 Ms. Scott' 408.255.5247. will train. Morning & afternoon be contacted. TEACHERS. AIDES and SUBS EIMRIGUAL TUTORIAL CENTER 36 Bestowed -- or Call 371-9115. shifts are available. Competitive NEEDED) Enjoy working with kids? Math: Algebra Geometry before .. " 30 Classified 38 "-- Ben Adhem" entries COLLEGE ACHIEVERS wage & flexible schedules. This is EARN EXTRA CASH $ Join the team at Small World Statistics Trig Calculus 39 Mixes a martini 2 Ring of fight DIRECT SALES MARKETING, Earn while you learn. Multimill a chance to work in a rapidly grow Up to $600/month Schools and get great experience Physics: Mechanics Electric 3 Colorado 32 Thingamajig 41 None 34 Egyptian International Golf Co. SJSU Co. seeks creative, energetic. ing Internet Commerce company Become a Sperm Donor working with kids ages 5 - 12. 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