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%Iii,,ii' H. Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 c 1()/, c I /9i)1 luijutsu CHOP Club teaches 'way of the warrior'

By Donna Carmichael Daily senior staff writer

Locked in a silent, intense embrace, nine pairs of stu- dents appeared to be learn- ing an intricate dance Saturday in an upstairs Uchida Hall gym. Suddenly, one partner would fall to the mats, the victim of a tricky body blow. All 18 are followers of the ancient Japanese martial art Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. They attended a weekend-long seminar led by visiting master Bill Atkins. Garth Lynch, president of the San Jose State University Budo Taijutsu club, which sponsed the intensive weekend seminar, holds a second degree black belt in the ancient martial art, known as "the way of the warrior." Lynch said Budo Taijutsu is appealing because it doesn't rely on brute force the way so many other martial arts do, but uses subtle techniques of mind and body. Photos by Gladys Mondala /Spartan Daily Saori Kato was one of three women attending the seminar. Above, Bill Atkins (right) one of ten non-Japanese individu- Right,Traditional Japanese writing adorns a black belt worn by a Kato arrived at SJSU two semes- als in the world to pass the 5th degree black belt test demon- Taijutsu follower. Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu means body arts of the ters ago from Japan and only strates a takedown on SJSU Budo Taijutsu Club President Garth martial recently joined the university's path. It involves unarmed combat and weapons, including a Budo Taijutsu club with no previ- Lynch at a martial arts seminar Saturday in Uchida Hall. Taijutsu sword and spear. ous training in the martial art. focuses on body movement and technique instead of competition. "I will feel safer knowing these techniques. We do not rely so See Taijutsu, page 8

Davila vetoes Alleged A.S. raises rapist gets But they'll go to vote again By Donna Carmichael court date Daily senior staff writer By Clarissa Aljentera Leo Davila, president of Daily staff writer Associated Students, vetoed the board's stipend increase Leslie Norman, a former San Wednesday. Jose State University student The monthly allowance, known accused of raping a high school aged as a stipend, differs from a regular student, pushed his plea date back pay check it is not calculated several more weeks after an appear- from hours worked at a given rate. ance Friday at the Santa Clara No deductions are taken for retire- County Hall of Justice. ment, health and other compensa- He will appear in court again on tion plans, said Alfonso De Alba, Nov. 5 to enter a plea. His first court executive director of A.S. date had been set for Sept. 27. "It's more like an allowance," De Attorney Dan Barton made an Alba said. appearance on behalf of Norman but Sheree Hoggro, A.S. director of David Heller / Spartan Daily is not currently being paid for his community affairs, was not happy work on the case. about Davila's about-face on the Driver Mike Morelock's sprint car, right, catches some air as it comes around a turn during the sixth annual Trophy Cup Saturday. "I haven't been retained but I stipend increase. She said Davila believe in him," Barton said. He had knuckled under media-generated no other comments on the case. pressure. Barton has made two appear- "You (Davila) did this to make Speedway may have seen final race ances on Norman's behalf Because yourself look Norman hasn't been retained, good and us look win- bad,"Hoggro said in the meeting. By Charmain Smith racing at the track for eight years, and $1,000. The first place total points Barton doesn't feel comfortable received $17,000, second place Davila repeated his claim that Daily staff writer was far from the only one caught remi- ner being Norman's spokesman, he said. he still supports the stipend niscing. $7,000 and third place $5,000. Since Norman's last appearance increase. Sixty-one hundred fans endured grit "Our favorite thing to do as kids was Rossi promised his girlfriend he would in court, he has left SJSU and "The veto gives students the in their teeth, dirt in their beer and get autographs from Nick Rescino," said invest in remodeling their kitchen if he enrolled at a school in Southern opportunity to get back to us and fumes in their eyes to see drivers from race fan Christina Silva. won the $17,000 prize. California. Barton declined to ray help us establish appropriate levels across the country battle it out for a Even though spirits were down, the 80 Luck wasn't with him, though. which one. heat for the stipends. The way we did it $100,000 purse for possibly the last time. drivers competing for the $17,000 On the first lap of the second During Norman's appearance. might be perceived as sneaky, but The dust cloud looming over the Santa Trophy Cup prize had winning on their race, Rossi's car died on turn four, caus- Judge Nazario A. 'Tito' Gonzales we did not do anything Clara County Fairgrounds last weekend mind. ing the race to stop and the yellow cau- ordered him to have no contact with wrong,"Davila said. marked San Jose Speedway's sixth annu- The Trophy Cup is the highest paying tion lights to come on. the victim and not to use alcohol or On Sept. 22, the A.S. board of al Trophy Cup race billed by promot- 360 sprint car race in the world and was Hope still clung in the air, however, drugs. Gonzales said he will review directors approved itself a pay ers as the largest 360 sprint car race in selected as the "Short Track Event of the when his push truck was able to get him the charges against Norman in a raise, increasing the stipend of the the United States. Year" in 1997 by National Speed Sport moving again. few weeks and check his status in 13 directors from $106 the low- The air, though, was heavy with more News. That hope died on the third lap when school. est among the Bay Area California than just dirt. There was a somber feel- The first Trophy Cup was held in his car stopped again, caused a second At the proceeding, a representa- State University boards to $250 ing among the fans that Saturday night's 1994, and the purse has doubled since yellow and forced him to leave the track. tive from the Santa Clara County per month. race could be the end of 54 years of rac- then, with this year's total up $20,000 "We had some setup problems," Rossi District Attorney's Office made a Stipends for the two executives ing excitement at the San Jose track. from last year. said. "It was a good race though, and a motion to increase the bail. But directors, vice president and con. "You never want to see a race track The $100,000 was divided between good show for the fans." Gonzales said he needed further close," said driver Eric Rossi of Gilroy. places one through 24 in each of the Rossi was one of several drivers who See Veto, page 8 problems. 0 "There's a lot of history here. It's my main races. The first place winner of the experienced See Norman, page 8 home track." A-main received $2,000, second place Rossi has been competing in sprint car received $1,250 and third place received See Speedway, page 3 Man

2 FORUM San Jo,c State II \ Senseless theft Talk of legalizing could land Heisman drugs opens gates 4PP,RENTIY, mesE candidate in prison ARENT AS HEALTHY for discussion IAES PREVIOUSLY L..) TJ BELIEVE.. Mike Osegueda Prophecies

STAFF WRITER jEREMIAH OSHAN

Mexico Gov. peter Warrick was New expected by most to Gary Johnson is strike the Heisman looking for some- pose on Dec. 11, but last thing this country hasn't week it seemed like the seen since the 1930s. only pose he would be The thing he is looking striking was for his mug for deals directly with shot. crime, poverty and The Florida State University wide receiver destroyed lives. was suspended from the team indefinitely after Johnson would like to see an open debate on being arrested on charges of grand theft on Oct. 7. the ending of the prohibition on drugs. For those Warrick and teammate Laveranues Coles were who don't get the tip into the 1930s, that was accused of getting $412.38 worth of clothes from a when President Franklin Roosevelt called for tbo. Dillard's store and paying only $21.40. Store clerk the very unpopular prohibition on alcohol to end. Rachel Myrtil was also arrested for her part in out- The debate has been almost as non-existent as fitting the Seminole players. the politicians who support even the discussion of Maybe Warrick - who ironically is listed in such a "preposterous" idea ever since. the Florida State media guide as the player voted Johnson isn't just talking about the legaliza- "best dressed" - just wanted to look sharp for his tion of "soft" drugs such as marijuana - which is Heisman acceptance speech. Time for celebrity president is upon us picking up some steam in several western states, However, in the midst of his arrest, Warrick including California - but the all-out legalization has much bigger things to worry about than his of all drugs. But don't get him wrong, he doesn't once clear path to college football's most distin- Ht.,s the most influential But we need not. think drugs should just be let loose on our "unsus- guished award. He is now facing an obstacle bigger and powerful man in the MR. I can't say that I ally myself pecting" society without some safeguards. In fact, than any opposing defensive back or linebacker. world. with Jesse Ventura's views on those safeguards are the crux of his argument. The felony charges could garner jail time of up Yet to voters, he is merely the BAD religion - "it's a crutch for the Under Johnson's "control, regulate, tax, educate to five years, but the Associated Press reported lesser of two evils. weak-minded," or gun control and prevent" plan, he foresees the use of such that it was likely the two FSU players would face For the past three decades it EXAMPLE - "Being able to stand there at drugs as marijuana, cocaine, heroin and other only misdemeanor charges. University rules pro- seems as though Americans have 25 meters and put two rounds drugs actually falling. The recently started "cam- hibit him to play if he is facing a felony, but the been electing their presidents via in the same hole," but I appre- paign" by the Republican governor has been to the lesser charge could put Warrick back on the field. this method. Aaron Williams ciate his candor. chagrin of many of his fellow politicians. He is the In an interview on ESPN last week, FSU coach Gerald Ford or Jimmy Carter? It certainly beats Clinton highest ranking public official to call for such a Bobby Bowden said he would recommend that Jimmy Carter or Ronald ind the debacle that was, "It move since the ending of Prohibition. Warrick be able to play again if he is only charged Reagan? Ronald Reagan or depends on what your defini- Regardless of how you feel about Johnson', with a misdemeanor. Furthermore, ESPN reported Walter Mondale? George Bush or Michael Dukakis? tion of 'is' is." stance on drugs, it is refreshing to see this issue on Wednesday that he could be cleared and ready George Bush or Bill Clinton? Bill Clinton or Bob I'm not really sure Donald "The Donald" Trump brought into the public eye. to play this Saturday. That gives Win a couple of Dole? Tell me this isn't very evil. would make a good president, but you need to ask It's been far too long since anyone has dis- weeks before the Seminoles play rival University of It is rather frightening to think those have been yourself, "Could he be any worse than any politician cussed the drug 'problem" in any ways outside of Florida for bragging rights in the state. Sounds our only real choices since the presidency took on the we've had in the last 10 years?" closing their eyes and hoping it goes away. good for Warrick and Bowden, doesn't it? human aspect of being fallible when Richard Nixon Clinton, nope. Jesse Helms, wrong answer. Strom The reality is this: People will use drug!, My question is this: What the hell is wrong fell from grace. Thurmond, uh, no. Bob Packwood, wrong again regardless of their legality. The argument that the with Peter Warrick? Gone are the days of charismatic politicians who honey. Dan Rostenkowski, need a stamp? use of drugs will go up if they are legalized is sim- Next season he would have been making mil- could inspire the masses. Trump's a successful businessman, could probably ply unsupported. lions of dollars after being the Heisman winner There are no more John Kennedys urging the peo- build a Cabinet of interesting and pro-active celebri- Any discussion with a high school student - and a top NFL draft pick, but instead he traded a ple to "Ask what you can do for your country." ties and he has better taste in women than our last the people most anti-drug advocates seem most Heisman for some Hilfigers. There are no more Franklin Roosevelts telling us, three or four Presidents. concerned with - will reveal that they aren't wor- The road back has been obviously tough for "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" Martin Sheen could be the Secretary of State - ried about being caught with drugs going on their Warrick. He was ushered in and out of a press con- There are no more Harry Trumans demanding, he's really pro-active; Clint Eastwood as Secretary of permanent record as much as they are worried ference where he made his "sincere" apology. He's "The buck stops here." Defense - "Hey, Saddam, in all this confusion I for- about the real effects of drugs. had to miss two games, but - and this is a big but All that's left are the Bill Clintons telling us, "I did got if I've got two or three nukes aimed right at your This is where we drastically underestimate our - he can still practice. . not have sexual relay.j,. s with that woman." sorry ass. Do you feel lucky?" youth. Some will choose to do drugs despite the Still, he has tried to downplay his crime. This is precisely A , the eye of America is wiiin--.. He could bring on Woody Harrelson as Secretary possible consequences and some will choose to say "It's not like I killed the president," Warrick dering to the seemingly ludicrous notion of a celebri- of the Interior - when he's not too busy scaling the "no," as Nancy Reagan once encouraged us to do. told the Associated Press. ty candidate. Golden Gate Bridge to save the Headwaters Forest. By making drugs illegal we have simply given Now that is a truly apologetic attitude. But is it ludicrous? Bill Gates could be Secretary of the Treasury - hell, our youth a way to violently lash out against the Next thing you know he'll probably rehash the Americans have grown tired of the political circus he holds all the money in the free world anyway - society they feel has alienated them. old argument about how college athletes aren't of asses, elephants and most certainly clowns that and O.J. Simpson as Secretary of Justice. He certain- The decriminalization of drugs would open the allowed to have jobs and their lives are so hard. vote themselves raises, yet fail to govern for those ly knows how the system works. doors for an honest discussion of both their physi Sure, it's tough to play - and excel - at a major who elected them. Yes, "The Donald" becoming the 43rd president is cal and psychological affects. college level, but when you're getting a full schol- And while the political process will and should outrageous, if not impossible, but that's important. But columns similar to this one and statements arship and all the opportunities a player such as never die, to the layman, politics appears to be a Lifelong politicians have soured most Americans such as Johnson's are only the beginning of thi. Warrick gets, stealing is not the way to settle your bunch of rhetorical nonsense. to the political process to the point of utter apathy. needed debate. hardships. The threat of nuclear annihilation at the hands of Candidates such as Ventura have renewed an The only thing that is currently clear is that We writers at the Daily put in close to as many the Evil Empire is gone. There is no more Cold War. interest - even if it's only a morbid, rubbernecking- our current approach to drugs is failing. hours of work an average football player does. Does The economy is as robust as it's been in decades. at-the-scene-of-the-accident type of interest. Currently, the illegal drug trade - very similar to That leaves that mean I should be able to walk into the book- topics such as welfare reform, a What could possibly be so bad about a celebrity the situation during the original prohibition - ii- store and just steal all my books? nationalized health care system, environmental con- president? extremely profitable. Maybe, by Peter Warrick's logic. cerns and Social Security as the important issues of Oh wait, I forgot about Ronald Reagan. Never People need to speak up about drugs and feel His logic almost had him striking a much the day. mind. free to voice their concerns and thoughts in an worse pose in some jail cell instead of the Heisman Mind you, these are real issues - with even inure open forum. This is my invitation to both advo- pose. real consequences - but they are quite frankly not cates and opponents of the decriminalization of those with a great rallying cry. drugs. So we look to celebrities out of boredom. Mike Osegueda is a Spartan Daily staff writer. Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily assistant sports Hopefully, something positive will come from it. editor "Mr Bad Exarnple" appears Tuesdays. Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily executite editor "Prophecies" appears Tuesdays,

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t, 1. -444.44.1i:-...njallanbia&AA dit.40aliallW 7U sw.t4tisecitiriiitT NEWS San Jose S tate Universit was hoping to capitalize on a The winner of the Trophy Cup front, finish up front scenario in natural killer instinct. I had a Track races Speedway mistake," McCarl said referring to is determined by the amount of sprint car racing, the Trophy Cup hunger to want to be in front." when he lost his brakes during points accumulated over the two was designed by a group of fans, This aggressive hunger has Continued from pg 1 the A-main. "I just gunned it since days. Drivers receive points based and Dave Pusateri of Trophy City, been passed on to Brent and his toward early I couldn't brake." on their qualifying order, where to require being able to win from sons, who race alongside their Terry McCarl from Iowa had to McCarl came in first in the A- they place in their heat races and the back of the pack. The faster dad. drive with no breaks and his fuel main, followed by Brent Kaeding where they place in the main drivers start further back instead Kaeding said he plans to spend retirement line broke, soaking his legs with in second, Tim Kaeding in third races. of on the pole, and must earn their some of his prize money on peti- methanol. and Randy Tiner in fourth. Unlike the common start up way back up to the front. tioning to keep the San Jose Racers complete one solo lap track, which is in jeopardy of By Charmain Smith around the track to get their qual- being shut down because of the Daily staff writer ifying time, which then places fair board's renovation plans. them in their heat races. The heat After the thrill of Kaeding's races place the drivers in Heavy hearts abounded at the the third win, fans poured onto the one-third-mile oval main races, and the A-main is the track and along the sides of it in dirt track at last race of the evening for San Jose Speedway last week- which an attempt to make their way to end. every driver hopes to qualify or to the pits. transfer. The Trophy Cup, held Friday For some, this is the best part and Saturday night, Ronnie Day of Salinas, won the of attending races. may mark first Trophy Cup on Oct. the last time race fans flock to 1, 1994. Unlike other sporting events, the Santa Santa Cruz's Kevin Pylant won in where the athletes disappear Clara County 1995. Brent Kaeding, from Fairgrounds to see their favorite after the event is finished or are drivers compete. Campbell, won in 1996 and 1998, surrounded by bodyguards to get and Mark Kinser of Oolitic, Ind., Former driver Pete Giminez of through the crowds, the drivers Gilroy said won in 1997. hang out at their trailers to sign there's been a lot of Kaeding earned rumors going around about what his third autographs and chat with fans. will Trophy Cup Saturday night. Some drivers will even let kids happen to the track. Some "Coming in tonight, plink the track will only permit we didn't sit inside their cars to see what it racing think we had the opportunity to feels like to be behind the wheel. once a month, while others win," Kaeding said. "I think it is the end of a five- was run- "It's a great family thing to do," decade ning in fourth last night but said race fan Chris Graves. era as the fairgrounds dropped back to 12th tear it down to build an when a car Pit crew members and friends amphitheater. spun out in front of me. With some of the drivers handed out pictures good luck, though, we came out a of the cars to those passing by. Bruce Crowley, the speedway's winner." spokesman, said the fair board They encouraged fans to go up to Kaeding's dad, Howard, was a the drivers to get them signed. has already decided to close the track champion in 1973 and 1974. ,track. Now it's up to the Santa Other fans came more pre- Clara County board of He was inducted into the pared. supervi- Speedway Hall of Fame in 1997 Wearing their favorite driver's sors to go through with it or not. along with Rescino. A decision will be made at a T-shirt or clutching a Hot Wheels Howard Kaeding, nicknamed replica of their favorite driver's meeting scheduled in December. the "Campbell Comet," told the , Attempts to reach members of car, fans young and old gathered Mercury News he brought a foot- around the trailers to wait out ,the fair board were unsuccessful. ball and boxing-type mentality to The 6,100 fans in attendance their turn, knowing it could be the track. their last chance to get auto- Saturday night voiced their disap- "What wins races proval about the possible closure. is adrena- graphs at least at the San Jose Between races, announcer Bill Photos by David Heller / Spartan Daily line," Kaeding said. "I just had a Speedway. 'Spencer said, "The county wants to makes changes and motor since I was a kid," Silva said. Top left,Terry McCarl, the dri- sports are not in their plan." "They could find another place to The crowd booed while yelling build the amphitheater." ver of the winning sprint car in out objections, but Spencer reas- The fair board's decision to the final race of the evening, ,sured the fans there would be a close, the track came about in surprises trophy girl Jessica Trophy Cup next year. If it is in part due to the lack of fans Pusateri by kissing her during San Jose is another question. attending the races, said the awards presentation at San Spencer said he believes the Crowley. racing will continue at its current Track promoter Rick Farren Jose Speedway on Saturday location until next spring. If not, said there are several reasons for night. there might be a move to the the decline in numbers including track in Watsonville. changing demographics, more Left, Pit crew members Jack "Racing is probably the No. 1 entertainment options, lack of Earle (left) and Bo Potelho pre- .port in the country, yet the city media coverage and parking of San Jose doesn't realize it," costs. pare driver Terry McCarl's 'Trophy Cup winner Brent The cost of admission sprint car before the sixth Kaeding said. "I think it's a tern- Saturday night was $20.50 for annual Trophy Cup. McCarl Isle mistake. The track provides adults and $8.50 for children. went on to win the final race of r, .good family fun." Parking was $5. Food prices the evening. Morgan Hill resident Chris ranged from $6 for a cheese steak Qraves said he brings his son to $2 for a pretzel. Beer sold for Travis every week. $5, wine for $4 and soda for Travis, who is 4, said he likes $3.25. watching all the cars. "Whoever is putting it on is Christina Silva, future San making a killing," Giminez said. ber the stands were packed when Spencer urged race fans to Jose State University student, "They're charging too much for he was in high school. talk to their local politicians said she's not happy with the admission, food and drinks. The "It's sad," Giminez said. before the December meeting, decision to close the track at all. fans just aren't there anymore." "Racing is a dying trend in otherwise racing may be a thing "I've been going here for years Giminez said he could remem- California." of the past at San Jose Speedway.

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Sari C S ,1 C liiii',ii \ Spartan rodeo more aggressive, and it paid Women's soccer team off" The Spartans had lost to the bounces back against University of Hawai'i 2-1 on Oct. win 1-0 10, and to Texas Christian Mustangs, University 4-1 Friday. By Franklin Leiva In the first half, the Spartans Mustangs 12-8 Daily senior staff writer outshot the and won the overall battle 18-15. Molly Cowell returned the According to Aiu, lit4r team- favor to her fans for honoring mates came out playing physi- her on "senior day." cally to show they were not She scored the only goal of afraid of SMU. the game as the San Jose State "Playing physical is always University women's soccer team our game plan," Aiu said. "We defeated Southern Methodist wanted to show them that we University 1-0 Sunday night at were not intimidated by Spartan Stadium. them." Cowell was one of four In one first half play, Aiu body Spartan players honored by her checked a SMU player hitting peers on senior day. her so hard that she fell to the Senior day is dedicated to ground. honoring the seniors for their "I saw the opportunity to past careers at SJSU. knock her down and I did it," Mu "It was a very special day," said. "We wanted to send a mes- Cowell said. "We as a team came sage that we came to play." together to get the victory and The physical play of the made senior day more special." Spartans showed as they com- Cowell, along with goalie mitted 18 fouls compared to Amee Brown and defenders SMU's seven. Kelli Mahoney and Momi Aiu, Two Spartan players also were given flowers and honored received yellow cards for rough before the game. play. "I had a great stay at San SJSU is now 2-1-1 in the Jose State and to win it with a Western Athletic Conference senior scoring makes it even and 10-6-1 overall. more special," Brown said. In order to reach the WAC Cowell scored the only goal playoff, the Spartans have to of the game off a deflection of a win their next two games on the Julie Brum shot, with eight road against University of Tulsa minutes remaining in the first and University of Texas-El half. Paso. That was all Brown needed as Spartan player Kelli she recorded her sixth shutout Mahoney said she feels proud of of the season. her team and hopes to make it to Brown said it was a great the WAC championships. bounce-back opportunity for her "We have a lot of heart," team, which had lost two games Mahoney said. "We know that in a row. we have a team capable of beat- David usher / Spartan Daily "The past two games were ing teams on the road to make it very hard for us," Brown said. to the championship." Fullback Holly Broome (left) gives a tug on Spartan fullback University's 1-0 win against Southern Methodist University Sunday "Last game when I allowed four SJSU will meet Tulsa on Morro Aiu's shorts during the first half of San Jose State at Spartan Stadium. goals I said to myself! had to be Friday and UTEP on Sunday. Swimming, diving team drowns Cougars By Lit Cloutinan Even so, both WS1/ and SJSU Daily staff writer each took first place in five of the "The team did well for our first remaining 10 events. meet and will keep getting better At a dual nie..1 HI, h'Itlay and WSU's Jill Olson took first place as the season wears on," SJSU Sattlrday, the in both the 500- and 1,000-meter freshman swimmer Lindsay and diving team ot sail Stith. fr.,,,st yl. races. Rebecca Cohen Barton said. University twice defiated the took the 200-meter freestyle and Senior Kelly Lasich won the Washington State University Erin Eldridge won the 200-meter one-meter diving event with Cougars. breaststroke. 180.95 points. ifer teammate. On Friday, the Spartans beat The Cougars' "A" team won the Mollie Ferric, took second place, the Cougars 122-70 :it the 5.1511 400-yard medley relay. scoring 178.30. Aquatic Center. (Hi Saturday in "It was fun to put up a line to This is Ferries first season with Pullman, they debuted WSU 138- see what we could do," Miedema the swimming and diving team. 112. said. "It was a good start." Until recently she competed as a The WSU Cougars were only The Spartans also looked strong gymnast. partly represented at the Friday with Veronica Gunn winning the "She's made the transition meet. 50-meter freestyle; Gretchen Cook, well," said Pablo Morales, SJSU Three of the cianniiiition's 13 the 400-meter individual medley; head swimming and diving coach. scheduled events -- heat 2 of the Charlotte Pierce, the 200-meter "She's quickly taken to a lot of the 200-meter breaststroke, iii,. 800- butterfly; Jackie Castellano, the dives." Robert Bradshaw / Spartan Daily yard freestyle relay ;And the three- 100-meter freestyle; and Mai At Saturday's meet in Pullman, Lisa Valez, San Jose State University swimmer, cheers for her teammate meter dive were exhiliitions Nguyen, the 200-meter backstroke. while holding her lap-count the Spartans won five of the 14 card during Friday afternoon's swimming and diving meet against because the Cougars had only six The SJS1.1 swimmers also took events scheduled. Washington State University. swimmers and no divers connxit- second through fifth places in all Gretchen Cook achieved the meter butterfly. meter freestyle. Morales ing, said he is National Collegiate Athletic while the Spartans had 20 but two races the 50-meter best times in both the 200-meter The SJSU "A" team took first confident his team will vie in the team members, including two freestyle, in which Miedema took Association competition next but t.rtly ;ind the 200-meter indi- place and "B" team, second, in the Western Athletic Conference spring. divers. second place, and the 400-meter vidual medley. Jackie Castellano 400-meter freestyle relay. swimming and diving finals in "Hopefully we're on our way to "We only had half the team individual medley, in which won the 50-meter freestyle, and The Spartans also won second February 2000 and if the team here," Wars Kelley Maclair said. Rachelle Carano :i1,0 placed sec- Charlotte Pierce the NCAAs in March," Morales __ took the 100- through fourth place in the 100- continues to win also in the said. "That's one - of our goals." 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A 1. g SPORTS San Jose State University Weekend wins stop bleeding By Clarissa Aljentera referring to the team talk at half- Daily staff writer time. Spartan forward Dan Fife set the tempo two minutes into the sec- "Our first goal ond half. Fife, who headed the ball was a big Coming off its first home victo- in from a corner kick by Jacob ry in a month, the Spartan men's Kurey, lifted the Spartans to a 2-1 relief. We soccer team defeated the lead. University of Tulsa Golden Twenty minutes later, the needed it to Hurricane 3-1 Sunday at Spartan Spartans offense attacked again. Stadium. The result was a goal by Spartan get us jump- Spartan midfielder Lars forward Aman Kebreab followed Lyssand put his team ahead with who lofted the ball into the left cor- started." a goal off a penalty in the fourth ner off assists from Henning minute of the first half giving his Iversen and Isaias Bardales to team a 1-0 lead. Lysaand's kick give his team a two goal lead. ricocheted off Tulsa goalie Jeff "The third goal stuck a fork in McKeever and fell into the deep them," St. Clair said. "It was a Isaias Bardales left corner of the net. good professional performance." Spartan forward "It is our role to dominate in the The wins over Tulsa and Drury first five to 10 minutes of the half," College of Springfield, Mo. Friday said Gary St. Clair, head coach, and Sunday boosted the Spartans referring to the early scoring record to 2-2-0 in the Western goal of the game with somersaults opportunity. Athletic Conference and 5-6-2 over- on the field, St. Clair said. Tulsa retaliated with defender all. Before the game against Drury SJSU will face the University of Derek Meyers' goal, assisted by the Spartans had been shut out for San Francisco Dons on Wednesday Dustin Crane with five minutes the past seven games. and the Fresno State University remaining in the first half. Meyers Things changed on Friday Bulldogs on Friday at home. received the ball, turned and head- when the Spartans beat the The Spartans and Dons will ed it in to the upper left corner Panthers 6-2. battle at Spartan Stadium at 7:30 past Spartan goalie Gilbert Vega. Bardales, with a hat trick and p.m. Wednesday. Vega finished the game with assisted by Jorge Martinez, broke "The rivalry goes back for four three saves and McKeever fin- the Spartans' drought. years. USF is very good," St. Clair ished with eight saves. "Our first goal was a big relief. said. "We had a good WAC week- Chris Corpora /Spartan Daily The Spartans didn't let the 1-1 We needed it to get us jump-start- end and every game is precious at Spartan defender Ben Murphy tries to trip up Golden Hurricane midfielder Chris Spears during the this point." halftime tie intimidate them. ed," said Bardales, who went on to Stadium. San Jose State is in con- "We talked about reestablishing score two other goals in the first Last season the Dons fell to the Spartans victory over Tulsa Sunday at Spartan University now 2-2-0 our tempo early on," said St. Clair, half. The team celebrated the first Spartans 1-0. ference play after its 3-1 win. Hockey team's comeback smokes New Mexico 4-3 check alumni game may have explained away vicious slapshot attempts from Center Lee, who had two goals, said the like a different line is scoring every night," By Lance Analla SJSU's sluggish start. Tom Pellegrino SJSU's Kyle Ryan, Rashaan Whitney and Spartans were able to wear Dokken out in Mittlemann said. Dilarstaffwiter team president and winger, said it made Chris Lee. the third period. "New Mexico must have been tired. the team less aggressive by not playing Spartan head coach Ron Glasow said "We came out hungry in the third (peri- They only used two lines." New Mexico goalie Erik Dokken was full-contact hockey in almost two weeks. Dokken was the biggest reason his team od) and we just wanted it more than they SJSU was also victorious on Saturday having the game of his life for the first two "It was tough not being able to check didn't score until late in the game. did," Lee said. night, trouncing Stanford University 15-4. periods. for a while and might have made our prac- "We ran into a hot goalie. He played a New Mexico allowed 54 shots on goal. Mittlemann and winger Mike But the San Jose State University tices less intense," Pellegrino said. super game," Glasow said. "What can you SJSU had only 16 shots, but allowed three Gonterman each had a hat trick and com- hockey team was able to ruin Dokken's "But we did get to rest our veterans do?" goals. Winger Scott Mittlemann, who had bined for 11 points. Center Mike Keaney flawless game and emerged victorious by and got to see what our rookies could do in Going into the last period, the Lobos two assists, said a balanced, four line scor- also had two goals and one assist. a score of 4-3. the alumni game." led 1-0. In the third period, the Spartans ing attack and New Mexico fatigue led to The hockey club goes on the road play- The Spartans had not played a league The Spartans were held scoreless for took away Dokken's vision by putting the Spartan victory. ing Weber State, Utah State and the game since Oct. 2 the first two periods by Dokken. their big men in front of the net.This led "No position on our team is solidified, University of Utah on Friday, Saturday The 13-day layoff and playing a non- The New Mexico goaltender snatched to four Spartan goals in the final period. so we're constantly shifting lines. It seems and Sunday.

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"Zen and the Art of Masochism" would be a good alternate title to "Fight Club," a visceral, disturbing, yet hilarious film that sarcastically mocks pop- culture consumerism while telling a tale of spiritual deprivation and self-destruction. It is not a film for the squea- mish, and despite the presence of popular hunk Brad Pitt, it isn't a "chick flick." It is a violent psycho- logical screwing of one's mind, leaving the viewers wondering what the hell they just saw. It will appeal to any sadist or any guy who wouldn't mind seeing Brad Pitt's snarky face Photos courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Pictures bludgeoned repeatedly. the Narrator, really hates himself in The film based on Chuck (Above) Edward Norton, as Palahniuk's disturbing novel "Fight Club." (Right) Brad Pitt, as Tyler Durden, asks Norton to relieve opens with an eye-catching situa- his pain by punching him in the face in "Fight Club," which is now play- tion of the Narrator (Edward ing at theaters valleywide. Norton) with a gun in his mouth, held by his chaos-loving friend worked for, and to get satisfaction Tyler Durden (Pitt). The film then he goes to various group therapy goes into an explanation of the sessions where he enjoys the com- two characters and how tlic -itua- pany of cancer patients and big- Movie Review tion arrived there. breasted eunuchs men with Norton's nameless chart( ter is their testicles removed wallow a traveling :(11:11,1 with a di ,tisrb- ing in their sorrows. c asses come to let off steam and ing job and a 1:(I (:[se if But the Narrator's depressive lose their teeth. depression :mil 111,111111111 111'11'1, yuppie life burns up when he runs As the group grows, Tyler sures his posse 1111 11 into the carefree. philosophical assigns "homework assignments" Pol Pot with his radical views of Jack's wasted life" are the inters the movie: the ending. Durden. After losing his apart- to the group, ranging from start- life and society. Narrator's statements in referring It is atrocious. To describe it, Mot 11: - and all his worldly posses- ing fights with anyone to various While not an Oscar-worthy per- to both his feelings and a strange imagine Diane Keaton living hap- including Ills prized acts of vandalism and pranks formance, Pitt is an enjoyable a- diary he reads in the beginning of pily ever after in the horrifying FACTS to [-nit ore - Du rden guides across the city. Eventually Tyler hole on the screen, and a hoot the film. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar." Norhin-s character nit() a new begins tiistcring a cult of dehu- when gathering human fat for the The dialogue of all the charac- The ending robs the movie of Fight Club" revelat ion in embracing pain, manized Ii liewers and plans out a soap he sells, torturing a college ters is ironic and matches the the powerful spiritual message of Rated R deprivation and letting go of revolution called Project Mayhem. student or giving philosophical downward spiral of the movie. self-destruction and puts in a (strong language, nudity and worldly p.,ss,sions As the movie progresses, the gems such as "You will never be Similar to "A Clockwork Orange," theme of rebirth, an alien concept extremely graphic, gory violence) mainent in their rela- rift in Norton and Pitt's relation- beautiful." and "Sticking feathers the mayhem of the movie is spell- to everything that has transpired Directed by: David Pincher tionship is the brawling the two ship expands, and more light illu- up your butt does not make you a binding, if not disturbing or on the screen. Written by: Jim Uhls engage in, a t tn' of [11:11,, .iogst minates Durden's (rut identity chicken." hilarious, if you're a sadist. The "Fight Club" is a good movie. Based on the novel by: Chuck and stress relief A small road the tilin's greatest play on the On the other hand, Norton's bloody result of the brawling is But because of the out-of-place Palahniuk begins to notice their ;action - And mind. morose voice and appearance are the best since "Rocky." ending, it is empty and unfulfill- With: Brad Pitt, Edward Norton soon a male bonding so, iii S is Pitt's Tyler is a great watch. He just what the doctor ordered for In line with the Narrator's ing, lacking the final disturbing arid Helena Bonham Carter liamed Fight Club. an (Inder- is is cross of the mischevious psy- the depressive Narrator, whose philosophical views, I am review- punch Palahniuk's book had. Now playing: at theater, valleywide ground fighting circuit where the chopath Alex of "A Clockwork life is spinning around a hell-hole. er's amusement. I am reviewer's disappoint- blue-collar and lower whit c ollar Orange" and Khmer Rouge leader "I am Jack's jealousy" and "I am But there is one thing that ment. Mos Def travels unexplored terrain with new rap album

pain of too much By Mike Dseglicd.i or get shot weri siirprises. "Is this the 1,, But no move was as -ill-prising t.liderness / to make me nod my Daily itatl Asub triri, comments on the role of tl it ore today, "Hip-Hop" as the one fi[ond on CD Review head in reverence / should I visit lit -lo d(hut "Black on demonstrates the charisma that "Mathematics.- Mos enlists the this place and remember it / and Both Side, pro,. e that he is not made Mos Def an underground production skills of hip-hop great build landmarks here as evidence / it nighttime spirits shook my tem- an 'ti iii' Nol 111 11 rapper N1,,, favorite on his debut single 1/1 Premier hang Starr), and the that Mos Ders style doesn't it Def is a iine.ickm "Universal Magnetic" two years finished product is a standout for Primo's quicker. guitar drive is perament / to write rhymes that tIi' album. portray this sentiment." On Ow ;111,,in,,,Ii IS- I I l'aCk. ago. beats, "Mathematics- defies the "Fear Not ot Mau Mos sas. "We Following that single, Mos Another song dealing with Mos' are hip-hop. atip I 1, citing hooked up with fellow Rawkus love is "Brooklyn," a symphonic where we art. oil w Sc next time Records rapper Talib Kweli and Those with enough of an ode to his hometown. The three- you ask yourself al cure' lop hop is formed the group Blackstar. movement piece features three going, ask yourseli where am I Its self tub led album was when open mind to deal with the beat changes as Mos vocally going'?" \to caw, Ha.. his 1,W11 :Ind he. place Mos Def is taking hip- expresses his pride for his bor- Cover courtesy of Rawkus Records 'Black on Both ii 14111tmmr. "Black on Kit I: ough. The most interesting part is - 11..1 1(ecome one of the most when he covers "Under the Another of the original subjects that Mos knows ex:. It \%11111,lie hop will find "Black on Both is going and where he e- loolio in:, hip he up :1119101s. Bridge." from the Red Hot Chili comes on "Rock N Roll," in which Peppers to begin the Mos Def compares the legendary hip-hop to unexplor,d acliii ILO it 11,t,-, 1111 store Sides" not only a hip-hop song. MOS to While "Love" and "Brooklyn" white musicians to black ones. The The album showcases 1111) .111 \ the ;Illil1111 il It in a deal with a common feeling within song features Mos singing and MO, rapping skills, hid lie -.111111' Ins own, but Kweli still album, but a musical opus. he :Threads Ins intellect ;rird sh(m op to help out his partner in the hip-hop community, Mos ven- could be met with a bit of contro- tures to new areas on "New World versy. He talks of Elvis Presley even plays many of his own 111St ru. rhynie ments -Know That" finds the pair Water." having no soul and Chuck Berry Tlia[ughout "Black on Both It'; il on! rhymes river a beat from Mos sounds almost like odds. Yes, he's rapping about water. being rock 'n' roll. Then, almost the song, guitars Sides- he handles his own perms At:W.11AL The beat is Can ibus talking about the A producer that fits Mos' style An unusual move to say the least, four minutes into sion, bass, drums and even congas Et..\ Ayatollah "Mathematics" of society over a te a "T" is 88 Keys. After working but Mos makes it work over a beat erupt and Mos turns into a rock On "Hip-Hop" he adik kiss and chimes \ -stout's into the beat tradit[imal Primo track. together on the Blackstar album, from Psycho Les of the Beatnuts. star. keyboards to an already smooth in much same manner the Wu- "It's a numbers game but shit the two have a definite chemistry "While these knuckle heads is Sure, "Rock N Roll" may scare Diamond 1) beat. But it is his Tang prodocer did on "Wu-Tang don't t nicl up somehow / like I get as tracks like "Love" and "Speed out here sweating their goods / the off some people and some of emcee skills that people want to Forev..r 16 or :32 bars to rock it / but only Law" demonstrate. sun is sitting in the tree tops burn- theother songs might as well. But, hear and Mos doesn't disappoint. While e eryone knew Kweli 15 percent of profits / ever see my On "Love," Mos talks about his ing the woods / and if the flames those with enough of an open mind "I'm high, low. east, west / all would \\ up. guests such as pockets? / like 69 billion in the last passion to emcee. He duplicates from the blaze get higher and to deal with the place Mos Def is over your map / liii getting big Busta 1311\ [tie's (on "Do It Now") 20 years spent on national defense the hook from Eric B & Rakim's higher / they say don't drink the taking hip-hop will find "Black on Both props / from this thing called hip- ;old Q 14mally of A Tribe / but folks still live in fear ..." classic "I Know You Got Soul" but water, we need it for the fire," Mos Sides" not only a hip-hop raps. album, but a musical opus. hop / where gi.1 paid Qin,st ,on "Mr Nigga"), While it might initially seem adds his own flair to the track. get . , ketheys merican Ilcari kitk&thook ' 11 10. 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On average, Davila and students, most of whom are not foothills of the Sierra Nevada her husband has ever had to Aguirre put in a minimum of 40 use his Budo The A.S. president's stipend of the muscle-bound variety. mountains. Taijutsu skills went from $750 to $1,000 per "Stipends in to 50 hours a week on work "I am small. I think this Atkins is a veteran of outside the dojo (gym). directly related to governance. "At least not that I know of," month, putting it back in line martial art form is especially Hatsumi's teachings, with 35 with the stipend of former A.S. no way com- Drummond puts in an equal good for women," said Kato, years practice under his 10th- she said. amount of time but much of it is holding her fre- President Jeff Batuhan in the pensate us who appeared to be degree black belt, perfecting The few bystanders took '97-98 academic year. spent in the community, where own against opponents with the techniques direct from the quent breaks throughout the A.S. stipends were cut by for the he represents AS., Miller said. much more skill and experi- grandmaster, Lynch said. six-hour Saturday session, but Davila's predecessor, Heather "I don't think they (stu- ence. The lanky, soft-spoken, Atkins and his 17 students kept Cook, in the wake of budget dif- hours we dents) know how hard we work Budo Taijutsu enjoys a almost childlike Atkins going, only taking short time- ficulties during her term in on their behalf trying to make world-wide following. sashayed around the pairs of outs for sips of water. office, said Akbar Shetty, A.S. put in and a difference. If this were a reg- Numerous Web sites such as "warriors," watching their Throughout the session, the director of student resource ular job, we would say, 'forget it www.winjutsu.com are devoted moves with an amused but mostly silent gym would sud- affairs. the work we it's not worth the compensa- to all aspects of the ancient but approving grin. denly crackle with bursts of A small crowd turned out for do." tion,' but we try to make things evolving martial art form. "More like this," Atkins Budo Taijutsu-related talk. the veto decision at better for students," Miller The "winjutsu" site lists spe- coached, demonstrating a deep "Oh, did you hear that nice said. cial seminars with visiting Yoga-like backbend. crunching sound," said one stu- Wednesday's board meeting. During the open forum part DeAnne Miller In addition to their studies masters, offers networking for "Fall back like a waterfall," dent in the heat of a throw. of the agenda, no one spoke out and A.S. obligations, Shetty students and clubs and runs a Atkins said, frequently describ- Carl Schiermeyer, a six-year A.S. work and and Miller also work in the con- against the stipend increases, martial arts bookstore in ing a sought-after movement or veteran of Budo Taijutsu, said but one student, Sam Casas, a extracurricular activities Residence Halls. Shetty is junction with Amazon.com. technique with fluid arm all the deep back bends and president of Washburn Hall, art communications major, held director "This is a living, evolving motions and sounds. fast, forceful throws to the mats the floor for several minutes in and Miller is a Residence Hall form. It changes every day. Our Students gave Atkins rapt do not cause injury. adviser. Both said they have Dr. Masaaki support of the pay raise. grandmaster, attention, following his point- "We keep training on 'ueke- Casas, who said he was not "It's an ever-changing situa- been approached by students Hatsumi, is alive and kicking ers almost intuitively, as he mi,' and that protects us," tion, depending on enrollment, about the stipend increase. practicing his art. up their weaknesses and Schiermeyer said. associated with A.S., appealed in Japan, sized to the student body to support student fees and other factors," "At first they (the students) You can go over there and see it showed them the proper way of He explained uekemi as a he said. are angry about it, but when learn from the master broad concept on the stipend increase. done and the warrior. the protection "Not offering decent compen- Several directors on the you start telling them what we himself," Lynch said. To the untrained eye, many of oneself in tight situations, board, such as Stacey do and the hours we put in, Several Budo Taijutsu disci- sation sets up a class system of the techniques appear repeti- and stressed that students con- where only students of finan- Roberson, have to hold down they start to come around," ples in the seminar, including tive, but Lynch and others, stantly strive to perfect and part-time jobs in addition to Miller said. Atkin, travel to cial means can get involved "he Lynch and including Cecile Jimenez, an protect themselves. said. their studies, AS. work and Davila said the board will Japan for instruction and onlooker and wife of participant Dr. Edgar A. Suter, a medical extracurricular activities, said wait a few weeks and see what inspiration. Atkins visits Japan Casas said the stipend Fernando Jimenez, said the doctor and student of Budo increase is still not high enough director DeAnne Miller. students have to say about the a minimum of twice a year, moves are subtly distinct. Taijutsu, attending the week- "Stipends in no way compen- stipend increase. Lynch said. to be considered fair or ade- Jimenez said she frequently end seminar, said he uses these quate. sate us for the hours we put in "Then it will likely be rein- When he is not traveling to accompanies her husband to techniques in his practice. and the work we do," Miller troduced as legislation and Japan to refresh his skills or seminars and lessons. "This is a good system to con- "It's too small for the work that is done. I don't want you to said. maybe at a higher level than conducting special seminars, She said her husband wanted trol someone without hurting She said executives Davila, the vetoed stipend increase," he Atkin can be found at home in her to join him in Budo Taijutsu yourself or them," be out there having to work in Suter said. order to be in student govern- Vice President Anthony said. ment. I want you in here full- Drummond and Controller Davila said he would not time working on our behalf," Carlos Aguirre put in long hours veto a stipend increase a sec- Norman Casas said. in meetings and committees. ond time. Continued from pg 1 in court he has relocated to and his attorney sit down for southern California and the dis- negotiations, Carr said. information before making a trict attorney's office is unclear Norman is currently charged If you are decision. whether it will increase the bail with two counts of rape and one "We haven't made a decision since he is no longer in the vicin- count of false imprisonment on what I will do," said Dolores ity of the victim, Carr said. stemming from an incident in what you eat, Carr, deputy district attorney. A deputy district attorney his Residence Hall room Sept Since Norman's last appearance will be assigned when Norman 10. why not cut back on fat? SAN 11)SI CNI O5NA FRIDAI \1111-R

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