SP Serving San Jose State Univcrsit\ since 19.14 VOLUME 124, TIMBER 62 WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. 2005

INDEX rrett y of OPINION Rememberance 72. CSUs, UCs :on- on to ask race Bill to allow schools WNW Days and Wasted Nights Fear of transitioning from to collect ethnic data college to the real world p. 2 By Jean Blomo Reu ley, hdicy.- which already Daily Staff Writer it ir in some socioeconomic data. Poorsina said. The CSU system "admits stu- dents who are California residents Fabian Nunez, 1)-Los Angeles. that graduate from high school. a California State Assembly have a grade point average above speaker. has introduced a bill a 3.0 and complete a 15 -unit that would require the California pat- ient ol courses with grade of 'C' Explosive Dekted State University and Cum ersity a or higher.- according to the CSU Skipping class and getting away of California campuses to collect Mentor Web with it p.2 information about students' race, site. Supporters of the hill, includ- gender. ethnicity, national origin. Legal geographic origin and household ing the Mexican American Defense and Educational Fund. income and allow that information one of the sponsors. and to be considered in undergraduate bill's and graduate admissions. the American Cis il Liberties Union, hill would "give The hill, referred to as AR said the California's inst I. 1452, would allow campuses to higher education tutiims an additional tool to ensure use the information "so long as no List that the state's student re- preference is given, if and when body nee flects its population the pro the university, campus. college. ... and ings do not allots tor school. or program is attempting to 'mons In this hill ints -asides. obtain educational benefit through preferential treatment. set or numerical quotas." according to the recruitment ol a multit adored, an analysis report diverse student hotly prepared by leg - ;Pier 1.1.0o e aide Chuck Nunez' office could not he Nicol. day The reached for comment. board of directors ol- die California State Student Mit* Ravin, The University of California KO(' Assoy iation is San Jaaa Jazz Society p. 4 Office of the President has not supporting the hill. Itso because, acyording made a decision whether to sup- to a %% mien statement from the chair- port AB 1452. hoard's man. Manolo Platin. 1452 .. "I AB 14521 does not goe any "AR is in Illie 1/4 all the Mission of the more additional flexibility in the CSSA that seeks to maintain and admissions process." said Ravi enhance access to the California Pot irsina, a media relations ad- State I 'nisei-sit). - ministrator in the l'C Of lice of In April 2004. an "Admission the President. "We base to he SPORTS Study Group- established hy compliant with Proposition 204. esident Robert Dy nes deter- which does not allow as to con- SJSU Club Sports tinned "the analysis further dem- to become NCAA sport sider race.- Beecher Want onstrates that African Amens:in Zach Daily Stull p. 6 Poorsina said she diles11.1 know and Chicamal Atm() students how a sclutol can consider race From left, Alex Wong a junior majoring in electrical engineering, Aileen Wu, a sophomore remain underrepresented at II% without giving preference. majoring in illustration, John Santos, a senior majoring in economics, read "Holocaust compared to then repa,e111.iiiiin ill Current admissions policies Memorial" sponsored by the Jewish club on campus near the Event Center on Tuesday. Each the Calitiiinia 111:21i Sparta Guide p. 2 for the lnisersit!, California flag represents 8,000 deaths, "We wanted to raise awareness," said Eric Farkas, a Jewish club campuses use 14 "admissions c.ri- member who is a senior majoring in geography. Crossword p. 7 tena." part of the "("omprehensive see BILL, page 3 p. 7 Classifieds Living costs, workloads scare new hires Appearing exclusively By Sarah Holcomb IIIs',li,tii 1tt lit.' till ti _i lt,uy c., dingo dean. iss the SISI. p,nential neY% hires its ,o .11C11 I usuall!. '4111,11M:11 it hen potential decide online ... Daily Staff Writer 'ionic ill Marsh \% ,is .,st,spoo, CaMplis des. 01... While some deans feel the um - hires they Y%ould neY. icond "Fliat yyas up S per- incoming la. tiny meirthets as y ersity has its hands tied when it rattier loe in the \lid.% est. yy here Padcasting Lent tiom $549.000 in February, "pitiful" .ind modest." espec uilly conies to expectations and com- they can buy a house tor the same consultant to lecture at price as a small apartment or town- IT When hiring neyy tay ulty mem- and up 14.8 percent nom s-r4.0(x) consideim,:. thy' cost of lisii Iii pensation for professors. others 10 a in. Thursday in room 210 house in San Jose hers at San Jose State I.111%ersity for March a yea' ago. aL Lording to the ale.' !eel the university can tale ay inn) of the Insirtichonal Resource 1.0ins I reund. the chair of the departments :isms, campus lace Datayin.. k II that isn't enotuili ot a deter- on the problems. Center industrial systems engineering de- the challenges ill potential hires A,..ordine to .1 report from the rent for potential la, tiny members, partment, has witnessed this first- being deterred by the high cost California Slate I nit ersity sy stein, the lour couise tt.tti kload per se- Cost of living hand w Mk conducting a search for of living in the area and the heavy the average salaiv lot a I till time mester oupled 5% ith the tesearyh course load for pooh:v.01-s. assistant protessoi St expectations trom the uniccootyis It's no secret that the Bay Area SP,' WWSi.TIlLsrANTAND Sill In a report released April 14. the pus in 200) was sss. I to another issue that cleans said ss arcs is expensive. so deans at see FACULTY, page 3 Awards given Cesar Chavez to be for service honored with arch Symbolic ceremony Thursday By Ling-Mel Wong Daily Opinion Editor By Christine Glarrow Relations. "We're hoping to actu- Iktily Staff Writer ally begin cv ork on it this summer Mule the students are on Summer Spending four hours every week with sexual Meals Ss Is la Light. director ot com- assault SUI% Mir% is the result of a student's edit After 20 years of thrum mg munisations, said that the event cation at San Jose State 1 'III% ersity arinind ideas. San Ii ise State \sill begin %kith a leaCh-in at I The fourth annual Provost's Awards tot 'myersity has decided to begin p.m.. giving pei Tie the oppirtu- Excellence in Service -Learning took place ,artipus memorial in holuir of nity in hear about the legacy of Tuesday in the Loma Meta room of the Student 'esar Chine/ Cesar Chite/. lkdores Union. (*groundbreaking for the Cesar V. Mena, -one is ho plas ed a mayor hand The accomplishments of a student, two lac& Chavez Arch of Dignity, FAmality in helping Cesar Chase/ and the ty members, a department, ii community partnei and Justice Memorial will he held 1111111 Workers Union," will and a collaborative 'nowt t were recognized. Fhtirsday outside the University he speaking, said heather The student its aid %Sent 10 MelOdle Doyle. a Room, near the Student Life and Cooper, a minor mapring in recreation and Junior majoring in psys lii ilogy. othie Brum 1 min Stall the director uI ,.ampus climate ar. "Service-learning i t.iimmunity sets ice and "It's a symbolic groundbreak- lairs lor the Associated Students, acadenuc learning that leinforce eadi other," ing They 're not actually going to in Service leering Richard Chavez. Cesar Chavez's said Debra Das id, ihrector of the Center tor Molodie Doyle, left, receives the Student Provost Award for Excellence begin consiniction." said Patricia Provost Carmen Sigler. Doyle served in an AmeriCorps from San Jose State University interim McNeill. director of development affiliated Jumpstart Program and worked with the Intimate Violence Prevention Program. we AWARDS, pow 3 for I knelopment and Alumni see CHAVEZ, page 3 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION WEDNESDAY MAY 4, 2005 EXPLETIVE DELETED Learning how to lie teaches more than class We have now hit the home stretch of the semester. The thing is. most professors wouldn't allow me those were the times I missed your class. It's always good to include the fact that you were people. and my kind to get away with missing assignments if For me, coming up with a good excuse is like a trying to help someone. This is the time when those final 10-page research we told them we were at the beach or drinking beers game between me and my professor, who, by the way, That way, you're the good guy who had something papers are due, while the foul stench of finals contin- in our front yards. has a doctorate. bad happen to them. Works like a charm. ues to overwhelm the campus. Personally. I'm more of a drinking-beer-in-the- Sometimes I win, sometimes I get caught. That's You can also go with someone who was hurt or This is the time when most professors tell each front -yard kind of guy. Seriously, look at the mug the game. sick, and you have to go help them. You look like the class how important these last days are. not a beach guy. But there is really no better feeling then good guy once again. And how do we as students respond? Getting back to the point, habitual getting one over on your much more edu- Now. I'm a believer in how this could bring bad We ditch class of course. truancy leads many college students cated professor. luck on the person you said was hurt or sick. Every now and then I like to go to class on one of to use their imaginations in ways a cre- Now, most of the time you think you The way I get out of that is by making up some- these final days of school just to see how few people ative writing class could dream of. have won, the professor probably saw one, like a brother-in-law when you don't even have are actually there. since I expect only half of the class Picture this, you have missed the right through you. The real winner is deter- a sister. to show up. last two or three classes, and when you mined when you receive your final grade. The same rule applies here, make it big, but believ- Sometimes I'm surprised to find out only a hand- show up. you find out some big assign- I personally have come up with some able and never, ever say someone died. There's just ful of students have chosen going to class instead of ment was due or you missed one of doozies in my day. It's easy when you're a too much baggage attached to that one. enjoying the California sun. those "little" quizzes that are worth 20 little kid you just have to fake sick, but There are also plenty of excuses to avoid, so stick However, most of the time I get what I expect, a percent of your grade. MARK CORNEJO in college, that's when you have to pull out to the basics and never get too extreme. class of 35 cut down to 19 die-hard learning fanatics. It's now excuse time, or as I like to the big guns. That way you'll be able to enjoy the surf and sand I've heard it all before, how I'm paying for educa- call it, "My time to shine." I've heard a lot of people use car trouble of Santa Cniz, or an ice cold Budweiser in San Jose tion and how stupid I am for not going to class. Now. I understand that not all people have to as an excuse. This is a great starting point, but remem- any day of the week. I'm sure I can speak for most of my truant brothers "make up" a reason for not doing their work. ber, it's got to be something big enough to evoke com- and sisters when I say we don't care. There have even been a couple of times I've le- passion from your professor, but still believable. I've made it this far with that attitude, and it isn't gitimately missed class someone really needed my I've even used the car excuse, and I lived a block Mark Cornejo is the Spartan Daily online editor. changing anytime soon. help. I was sick. To any of my professors out there, off campus for the past three years. "Expletive Deleted" appears every Wednesday. WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ WASTED DAYS AND WASTED NIGHTS Runaway bride not the only one fearing commitment

When runaway bride Jennifer Wilbanks of Duluth. IL) move on. Ga., returned home from New Mexico to a waiting As much as I may hate being "stuck" in college. I'll Educational Delay of News fiance. Jason Mason welcomed her back with open admit that I love it. arms, and practically on bended knee. It's not real life. as she eagerly slipped on her diamond Here. I still have hope of what I can do engagement ring. and what I can he in the future. SPARTA GUIDE ' And as countless curious people tune To lease now and join the ranks of the Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three in to find out why someone would stage working class would not onls mean that working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight her own kidnapping, some begin to ques- I'll be handling responsibility for my self, Bentel Hall. room 209. Entries can also he e -mailed to spartandailyat casa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space tion why she was so graciously accepted hut that I will have to accept the real- restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. back. ity that I may not be cut out for the real TODAY the Spartan Memorial. For more information, call According to Mason, it was about world. Chaplain Roger at 605- I 6X7. love. Walking across that stage doesn't al- He can overcome the betrayal and the ELIZABETH NGUYEN ways mean that you are finally accom- School of Art and Design deceit, even though his true love got Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library a plishing a life-long dream to finish col- An art exhibit featuring student galleries will take bad case of cold feet. new "A Life of Crime A Conversation with Three lege. It does mean you will begin a place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For And he's a bigger man for it. But was he stupid to life, and if you succeed, that is your doing. Mystery Writers" will take place from 7 p.m. to more information. call the gallery office at 924-4330. keep her around? And if you fail, you have no one to turn to but 8:30 p.m. in rooms 225 to 229 in the Dr. Martin Some people would criticize the man for "being yourself. Luther King Jr. Joint Career Center Library. Come hear Rhys stupid" and deciding to marry the reluctant bride, but You can always say it's the economy's fault for An employment table will take place from 10 a.m. to Bowen. Laurie B. King and John Lescroart, with a many claim that he is forgiving. the lack of jobs. but you can only 2 p.m. in front of the Career Center. American Liquid Q-and-A time. Books will be available for purchase But where do you draw the place the blame on others for so Packaging Systems and Outback Steakhouse will be and signing. line? At what point should you long. hiring. begin to forget? So instead of finishing off the THURSDAY Some people argue that you How do I last few classes, some students Catholic Campus Ministry can never forget. You're supposed will prolong the experience with Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the School of Musk to remember the past in order to transition from the hope that they won't have to Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. A candlelight "The Listening Hour" concert series will take place learn what to do for the future. find that while they are doing what worship will take place from 7 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. in from 12:30 p.m. to I :15 p.m. in the Music building Others argue that you should what I know to they love, they don't love what the Spartan Memorial. "The Bible and You" will take Concert Hall. It will feature a chamber music recital start anew with a blank slate. they do. place from 7 p.m. to K p.m. at the ministry. For more from the Mu Phi Epsilon Music Honor Fraternity. but how do you leave the past an undetermined So when do you reach that point of no information. call Sister Marcia Krause at 93X-1610. For more information, call the music office at behind? return? 924-4673. As many college seniors see future? Is it when you walk across the their last semester come to an stage or vs-hen you walk up the College of Engineering end, they are faced with the same altar? Undergraduate engineering student advising will be Chinese Mandarin Bible Fellowship question how do I transition For some, it's not. That's why available from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in room 242 of the A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in from what I know to an undeter- there are graduate courses and di- the Montalvo room of the Student Union, Engineering building. For more information. call mined future? vorce lawyers. Evelyn Contreras at 924-3851. And for some, that is too big of a commitment to But for some. it is. And the only way out seems to Hip Hop Congress accept. be running away. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Allies A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some students even find themselves running away And can people forgive and forget? A meeting will take place from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more from their impending graduation. For Mason, he has forgiven his bride-to-he, but the in the Costanoan room. For more information. call information. call Wes Kuruhara at 1159-M79. "Are you going to graduate next semester?" my rest of the world has not. Jason at 924-X937. mother will ask. "You will graduate next semester. San Jose State Handball Club right?" Asian American Christian Fellowship Handball games will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The answer's always the same: "I probably will." A meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the Pacifica at handball court I of the Event Center Sports Club. But three semesters later. I am still here. room of the Student Union. Supposedly. I always have one more class that I have Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists to take. Elizabeth Nguyen is the Spartan Daily A&E editor. SJSpirit A meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the (7ostanoan In reality, it's not true. "Wasted lkiys and Wasted Nights" usually appears Candlelight worship will take place at 7 p.m. in room of the Student Union. I'm just comfortable with where lam and it's scary every Thursday.

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The salary positions at then s Urrefil atm user- wouldn't pay the taxes on their Jochim said While those tier', me -Learning. incredible experience and I wanted part of it, said Malu Roldan. as- a new faculty member this year. house." said. three candidates %sere at SJSU. Doyle transferred to to stay involved after." she said. sistant professor in management "Based on what Fie Hayes SJSU from heard lochim said they told him they a school in Doyle plans to earn her doctor- information systems. Imm my Ikpartments find relief from Boston and said her ser- colleagues and also other lived in what they described as less % ice ate and to teach service-learning special these challenges when they find rig -learning experience made her Mary Male, professor of chairs, it's generally considered desirable areas of the country such classes, she said. ssorthy candidate who already feel more involved. education, was awarded for her difficult to hire outside the area to as North ('arolina or Ohio. "Reading the accomplishments toes in the Bay Area. 'Hie resound- orir "Service-learning courses got Special Education 192 "Finding come to San Jose State." Freund "Despite the cost of living. de- of the nominees. I was truly awed ing opinium from these deans was h me more plugged in." she said. Success" class. said. "Partially because soine are spite the high teaching course load and inspired." said Carmen Sigler, they telt lucky is hell a candidate Doyle said she volunteers at Male matched teachers-in -train- with their families and are sell- it's desirable." lochim said. "The interim provost. is hf I toed in the Bay Area ii as ad the YWCA Rape Crisis Center in ing with middle school students ing their homes in the Midwest or students and faculty are multieth- Each awarder was nomi- chosen for the Joh Santa Clara County for four hours other parts of the country. hut the MC and 'brunt. - in special education classes. With C'hns Jochim. chair oil the hu- esery. week. nated by anyone on campus or money these families get for their Jonathan Roth. a associate pro- help from SJSU students, the mid- manities department, has hired She either answers phone calls self-nominated, then selected houses in the Midwest stunt go as fessor in the history department. dle-schoolers made digital movies three ness faculty members in the or goes with sexual assault survi- by the Strategic Action Team of far in the Bay Area." agrees that people see the Bay on famous disabled individuals, last year. 'two are to start at SJSU vors to the hi spital. she said. the Center for Service-Learning. Freund said that alter the search Area as a desirable place to live. according to the program. Doy le said she volunteers at the David said. was conducted, the dean of the in the Fall. -lire Bay Area is a beautiful Other awards went to the an- "Two rut the three are already Suicide Crisis Center. answering The criteria for the award de- College of Engineering said the place to Ilse.- Roth said. "People are thropology department. the John lising locally.- Jochim said. add- phones and providing crisis coun- pended on whether service-learn- budget would not allos% a Ile% hire attracted to the weather, the liberal XXIII Multi-Service Center and ing lie belt this' department is a seling. ing was a part of the individual's, in his department. dis crsit and the good faculty.- department's or project's work, the Open Air Health Fair. luck) in finding them. "It's [seen Fleck, an assistant pns- e Doyle said she first got involved "Prices for housing are going up Andress she felt her service- more 1.1 a trend to do local hiring rid ith sers ice -learning in Fall 2003, David said. Doyle said 10 percent to 20 percent per year." lessor in the English department. when she took "Understanding Other recipients included fac- learning experience changed her Freund said. "There's plenty ot than it use MO base the cost ot said lie Was aware of the housing and Addressing Relationship ulty members. life. demand in the area. People dream Its irig problem " prices when he came to San Jose Other tit:pal-11min chairs echo ut Violence,- a psychology course. Elizabeth "Betsy " Gilliland, lin- "I'm more aware that I can help it's just a bubble and it's going to 2001. After taking the class. Doyle guistics lecturer. is is recognized. make change in a community, even crash soon, hut in tact there', a lot that obsers at "I had some tamiliarity with said she wanted to continue her Her students conducted research with just one person." Doyle said. of money in the Valley " -We're lucky it they has e a us butt I is as getting in to." Fleck Bruce Reynolds. lormer chair spouse %S IM a good job ill the said. "I greys up in C'alifornia and so of the history department. said the area.- said Rita Manning. chair of 1 was his mg in L.A. at the time pretty BILL - Supporters say bill would increase diversity department hadn't had a problem the philosumhy department "We're the financial situation was hiring new faculty members until lucks to get people in spite ot the much the same " Fleck said he had another job this year. The department had two piti I iii salaries. - continued from page 1 violates Article 1 Section 31 of the Marco Antonio Firebaugh, D-Los otter in Missouri that was essen- searches this year and one hire si as Reynolds also said it is com- Calitorma Constitution. The Mere Angeles. tially the same lob isith the same made, hut another turned down the mon to hire sonic:oneus liiihies mr rig u consuleration of race necessafily Goy. Arnold Schwarzenegger salary and ,..uurse load. and he took and to students ot other the area. makes it one of the plus or minus department's ot ler nnh laces and ethnicities at the uni% er- seined the bill in June 3104 be- spouse the at S.ISC miser the Missouri "It clearly had to do with flione "Oftentimes we hire a of sit> " factors for that applicant, thus vio- cause, he wrote in a letter to the 'it el and the teaching load." Reynolds someone %% NJ alread has a ioh urn lating Article 1 Section 31." is as more important to have Craig Del a'''. a lemslatise as- California State Assembly. "The the area.- Rey nolds said -flu misting Assembly man Tim Leslie. R- said. "Before, there m.ere sum many the quu,nlut> ol life in California. es- sistant tor higher education issues of this Can practical implementation desperate people 11,1,k mg tor im,tis he daunting because the sala- Sacramenti i. is as the only member pec malls San Jose." Fleck said, and said there are belle'. more ettectise hill would be contrary to the ex- ries ;ire modest at hest. considering II present in the higher education and the market was haul. Also, 10 he doesn't regret his decision. n .1% it impros iHg nderre presen- people who the c.ost ot us ing suhcommittee hearing that did not pressed will of the years ago, the housing prices %%ere "I like my lob. I like California. Lau in in unisersities than changing Another trenul cleans in the hir- support the hill soted to approve Proposition 209 really high and nos% they 're astro- I like San Jose." Fleck .aid I adnussion policies ing mikes. ha ic seen is the Bay "Row can you give consider- in I 9%." nomical.- can he a struggle. gisen the cost "The inequality is in the edu- Area is seen as a desirable place to tin Das id Hayes, chair of the com- ins us to cation goen in the K-12 lesel." ation is idiom going tone side) Sc artenegger also wrote "the ot Iii here. hut I'm Wing puter science department. said he hiss' and people us II deal sith the Ile weight". DeLuz said "Mr. Leslie pros mons of this hill ss kink! likely struggle through because I "stint to IkLuz said. We must is u Is to high cost ot lomg. made two hires this year I C al San .11Ya: pros id e equal education to all stu- asked Mr. Nunez that wry ques- be ruled as unconstitutional.- The two candidates %silo ac- "our es 111:1-111111.1: h,us heell that dents ... sri they ate all better pre- tion and i NUlle/ I ctnild rust answer Platin said. "While the cepted the positions are hoth !rum people still mitt the Hay Area to he Course Loud pared tor college Gosernor setoed the same legisla- ('alitornia and were :mare of the a desirable 11,1.111111 ,nnd. pi -Nakuru. 10 the hill. includ- "The hill helms) our public tion last year -- citing 'potential' housing situation in the Hay Area. lrmIIIC buillailities departnient the workload at Unliersities to enroll students who uticially. ing the \ Cis il Rights conflicts with Pripm,sition 209 search tot the three pm.silions, ru Hayes said. siSt I 1,1" pruutessors is tour courses t'oalition. said the hill would reflect the disersity oh California - the California Stale LegislatiSe "I' se been told by some people had Iiiivople koine to 'OM. for ii slate the ( alitorma (sonstitution and pros Me tor all public (miser- Counsel wrote this year that the that I professors in the computer Lawns %pots and Once nut those see FACULTY, page 7 11- sits, students and the c miens of .ind Proposition 2i I9. which ended bill is not in conflict with the 1996. California the educational hem:tits affirmative action in California Constitution." According to a statement dens ed from a diserse student The bill, if passed, would re- it hy the American Civil Rights body,- According to Platin's state- Coalition. "We contend and case ment. quire all campuses to report data if lass conbrilis that 'considering' In 2003. an almost identical and the implementation of that race. ethnic its. or national origin Nil. AB 2047. ss as introduced by data to the legislature hy 201C tYi Don't haul it CHAVEZ - Arch to be built at Paseo de Cesar Chavez th continued from page 1 roots In addition. A.S. sptillsores1 ii øiIP An eagle. designed in Richard the flags located all miser campus home! it Chase,, will also he included in reading. "The end ml all edUca it brother, will also he attending. the piece. representing the eagle Min should surely he seri ice to The as trial ceieniony is ill begin in the Farm Worker's I.' won Hag. others" Store it with Shurgard It at 2 p iii Interim Piesident !sassing Cooper said. "rite um sersity and the Cesar ssill gise the welcome speech. fol- The Cesar Chase/ !Monument Chase/ legacy base a common during our Summer Student Special lowed by Sc', ci ii then speakers, is ill a pathway deco- theme." 1k Alba said. including the %lux mayor of San Plata include rated with glyphs and words of In addition to representing sinn use. Cindy ( !lase/ ('base,. lar themes between Cesar Chase, 'Student Special includes a Mush. hy Kuuniunto labertad, of the of the piece and the campus. lk Atha said it's a local group, 'sill he played "All parts actually make a heautiful whole," important to base buildings. such 5\5 unit for s199 plus... throughout the day as well. said Baca. who is also the Ii 'under as the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr "The concept of the monu- and artistic directot of the Social Joint Library and the future Cesar ment is to commemorate Chavez and Public Art Resource Center in Chavez memorial, named after in- FIZII use of truck through his ideals." said the Venice. Calif. disiduals who represent the diser memorial's artist. Judith F. Baca, The memorial is ill be located sity of the campus. 5 I:REF:110\es in a s Irma' presentation she cre- the main pasem "the "The campus is interested in ated in, describe the project. "A adjacent to ideal space for the site." Baca deseloping a relationship is ith iidininistration tee key element to the miumment is said. Chicano Latino community.- De to teach the nevi generation how to most appropriate site is Alba said "We're hoping to haw 1:101' lock choose to Mu e a hie in the center of "The at the center of attention but family members. the communits your values and beliefs, and Cesar not 1-R1.1. pi/L.1 meditated and intro- and the umseisits celebrate the Chavez did " at a site more spective." Baca said. legacynrb Cesar Chase/ The Meiranial is ill seri e several \Ve55111 el) pa\ the purposes. McNeill said Though the memorial, and is go- "It's going to really make this therefore the construction, our Cooper said campus a destination point for ing to he on campus. interfere isith stu- people who \s ant to learn more it shouldn't helont:ins! to classes. about the hie and %aloes of Cesar dents getting their "111 is our understanding that Chase,. as \sell as experience this P m the majority of the construction Bo.. C.. ."’ W. I unique piece oh artwork." McNeill Table law,. 11.161 In. , .,t ..q.1 will be done during the summer." said. Cooper said. II r , tu, .itii McNeill also hopes that having TIN Poker Comer 408.448 CHIP De Alba said the total cost of ,poe alv cant this piece Of artwork at SJSU will Ie Weas.011De 1.1 is ill he approximately 1M NM SNIP IMO Store with us from raise awareness of the new campus the protect ',Ismail) to S21141,000 May 20 until art collection. Victor Garza. a member of the "Funds are still needed. - September 1 and you $120J1011 president's advisory council. sug- McNeill said. Thus far. get the package gested the memorial to Robert has been raised, she said. Price of $1911* Caret, SIMI president at the time. Money tor the memorial Nali Caret liked the idea and assigned thinated h) alumni, local Climpa- I Wow me% and 1013 Common mem- Embroidery Prow taw Gabriel Reyes. assistant to the OM .4.* .1ra. 01100 said. president tor Campus Climate, to bers, 1k Alba 730 ea hr 25 AS in to Me put together the com- il0 SOlt 014.11 61 4100". Alfonso ik Alba, protect, ins hiding a $2.500 Jona 4.11.8.111100 mittee. said CF NTURY director tion luso years ago and a $25,000 CO lie .I00 executive (Oaf Way, ORAVV11( Call for Details: The design tun the nnaniment donation this past semester. De was selected through a competitive Alba said Vistapark 408-225 55th Capitol Ikpressway 408-448-8076 review process coordinated in the SIMI Art Colic. non Committee. McNeill said. The miumment includes a SIIURCPARD Mayan Arc ii decorated with im- STORAGE ages and murals. all 01 is hich repi rem:111111e Spanish and indigenous PAGE 4 SPARTAN DAILY AEtE WEDNESDAY MAY 4 2005 Team Jazz night heats up By Vaishali Kirpekar cal sun. Doily Stuff Writer In the interested audience. people of different ages and Sleep backgrounds clumped together to In the Hedley Club of Hotel lounge on the comfortable seats. De Anz.a. night could have unin- Older people in the audience re- terruptedly continued into morn- laxed and chatted with their friends arises ing with the crowd still lingering in the hall, while those who wanted on, had the San Jose Jazz Society to participate in jam sessions or By Banks Albach sing. sat upright, waiting for the saxophonist Barnhill to call them. Daily Stuff Writer RI VII IV Barnhill is a tubby man, who not stopped performing. played saxophone with the same The crowd not only stayed authorit!, that lie exuded over his Like the mightiest of creations. the self-titled throughout the performance but group and his listeners. The neck debut album from Team Sleep wasn't created in also made its presence felt with of the saxophone cursed in his a day, or even a year. screams for encores, after the pudgy hands, as the polished brass In fact, the project, founded by Deftones performance ended. Some were gleamed in the dark to make music frontman Chino Morcno, is more than 10 years teenagers. some had white hair that lulled the sense,. in the making. What started as a four-truck re - and some were bald, but music Although his music boomed tingled their ears - they were in on top of the others. Barnhill did III VII 111 no hurry to hit the sack. not base the air of a territorial cording session between Moreno and long-time The soft lighting and chic in- saxophonist. Dressed in black, he friend Todd Wilkinson has resulted in an origi- teriors in the Hedley Club hall encouraged young musicians to nal and addicting quintet. added to the ambiance created come out of their shells, such as Now, after contributing one track to the "The by live jazz, beer and salted nuts. the and muscular lb-year-old Matrix: Reloaded" soundtrack, Team Sleep will The house band started playing at Michael Es ans. finally hit stores Tuesday courtesy of Maverick 9 p.m. to make a relaxing evening Is ans, dressed in denim and Records, also the label of the Deftones. in the unassuming hotel on West a red T-shirt that had a grinning The band originally planned for a 2001 Santa Clara Street. Garfield on it. is a freshman ma- debut album, but it was held after the song Saxophonist Scott Barnhill, joring in sound engineering at "Mercedes" was leaked on the Internet and guitarist Tim Volpicella. bass- West Valle College. Ile sat, rest- picked up by the radio station Power 106 in Los ist Gus Kambietz and drum- ing an impatient hand on the lid Angeles. mer Buddy Barnhill pet-timed of his saxophone hox, us ill iti to On Wednesday night in Chico. Team Sleep "Stella By Starlight," "Stolen flip it tipen and perh inn -Stolen got a taste of the limelight and kicked off a tour Moments," "Satin Doll." Moments" iii the j:un session. that will take them through the United States "Invitation." During the per- Es ans %like sits hoarse and and parts of Europe. They will be at Slim's in formance, which is held ex el) cracked, hut hts saxophone music San Francisco on Thursday. Wednesday, audience members i.as a melods that drew encores. Four words and some profanity come to are welcome to bring instruments lie has been learning the saxo- mind when listening to the new album - damn to the jam session and perform phone tor six years. ht.' said well worth the wait. This hand is not for the Photo courtesy of Mad Ink with the hand on stage. The performance %1 as Also en- comfortable, traditional, or predictable music Chino Moreno, Todd Wilkinson, Rick Verrett, Zach Hill and Di Crook all make up Team Sleep, The liedley Club has a grand tertamtng het :nisi: of the niter:to:- fan, however. For that, we should all he grate- which will be playing Thursday at Slim's in San Francisco. and imposing appearance. Wall' 6m of the ning music learners ful. sized paintings depicting princes svith the experts. Instead, this album brings together darkness balance. comparing it with the rest of the album, how- and royal courts enclose the hall Barnhill, a itisirt, cc in his mid - and elegance in a pleasing way. The big surprise, however, is the visiong ever, the song trails a distant and dead last. space. Heavy curtains cover the forties and a lathet id mu children. Moreno's soothing and disturbing voice lay- voice of Rob Crow, vocalist of Pinback. Not For some listeners, the song might warrant fountains outside, and statues of said he picked up music tiorn fits ers over riveting and melodic songs such as only are "II -I I" and "Our Ride to the Rectory/- a skip. or even a deletion from your audio black bison stand near the door. father who is the druminci ot the "Blvd. Knights" and "Ever (Foreign Hag)." well-written songs, these duets between Moreno library. while a crocodile carved in Ha, k San Jose Jar/ SOL has Wilkinson joins Moreno on guitar and Rick and Crow also pinch a nerve that fans will want Besides that little blemish. Team Sleep lazes on the ledge, placed in the been performing together or cc.% - Verret on bass to produce intricate blends of to keep squeezing. brings much -needed creati in to a stagnant center. as if basking in the tropi- eral years. string work. Zach Hill's drumming is impres- Unfortunately. Crow is not touring with the alternative music scene that stirs is-es off tat- sive to say the least. Besides his engaging style hand, although he did appear with Team Sleep tooed boy hands and ;A. ik utter metal - on "Team Sleep." check out his other project. on Saturday at the Coachella festival in Indio. heads. "Hella." and you will hear the goods. To top Calif. It's alwa) s a relief to hear something from off the chemistry. D.1 Crook's drum tracks and Fans of Mary Timony. former Helium so- the road less inn eled. SO pay attention, folks turntables contribute just enough to strike an calist. ssill be pleased with "Tomb of Eeigia," - this road is ill he bringing 'learn Sleep to a ambient, yet assertive. instrumental-electronica the one track she sings with Team Sleep. In venue or music store near o,t1 Downtekm 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' gets thumbs up ralir7 By Shannon Barry he demolished. internally depressed," Stump said. we're parodying Ibis, wert. paro- Daily Stuff Writer The only problem is. it will -The way the body performance dying that." Stump said. io% off with. 5tut3ent 1117 - and it is exactl mei% e min- was designed, he's invested with Petunias and sperm whales utes away. Alter hitching a ride this great human quality of depres- falling from the sk. an improb- Entertainment Stick out your thumb and hitch a on a stolen spaceship. Dent soon sion." ability machine Riming the crew Mon: Poetry Slum finds himself in the presence of a most aspect to into figures made ride on an intergalactic adventure. The interesting of yarn, and a Foes: Poker Night love interest from Earth. Trillian the music is its random and unpre- planet that can read minds are "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Wed Sc Fri: Live Music Galaxy" a comedic sci-fi film, will (1.Amley Deschanel k and other dictable tattgettts, scenes and char- all ideas that come into play have audiences rolling in the aisles characters that accompany him in acters. Stump said that even for the throughout the min ie. l'hurs: Singles Night his meager attempts to Mid a place production team, there were new The cast IS large, hut the act- ft Pabst Deer t;- RI VII 1,11 in the um, -- and uncoser the characters invented for the movie ing is seamless and memorable. $2 Flavored Skyy Vodka demolition "1 Earth. that did not originally appear in While no hip -name actors are in sat A Sun: DJ imm0F\. within the first Ii si Ininutes. Where "Hui hlokei's- tails to the book. this conicity. Smile ideas come Based on a 1974 novel of the captivate %%1th ss iii dialople and "It's not like 'Lord of the Rings' oft hest %% hen not overwhelmed Large Outdoor Patio same name by late author Douglas jokes, it brings 'mosaic s or 'Harry Potter' where there is one by the glitz and glamour of Available for r 4&_.*IA Adams, executive producer Robbie concepts and litho-v.0611y i.harac- original text," he said. "Douglas Hollywood. ilLARb Stump explained derkeibr or Becheloretfalrarei his nine-year ex- ters from the book to life. was always up for reinventing "Very often we thought. 'What perience with the movie. Graduation Part). '1116.; The transfer from nose' to film Hitchhikers. That said, there is a would he the Star Wars way of know how xiik for !Maas-. " r "I much Douglas makes it hard to interpret a joke as lot of new material." solving this problem." and did wanted this to be a movie." he said. one would like, hut it lakes on a Humma Kavula (John the oppiisite.- Stump said. "He felt it with CNC!) owe iii ( lava birtannissrm, situ part of form of its own for the entire audi- Malkin ich), a religious cult leader his being that 'Hitchhiker's' could ence. ii ld of what each individual who believes we were all sneezed movie be a phenomenon in the would imagine. into existence and preaches to his way it had been a book phenom- Marvin (Warwick Dash), the people. is inie of these new char- enon and a radio phenomenon." intolerably annoying depressive acters. Stump said a lot of determina- robot. follows Dent and Prefect. With their "amens" tieing re- \ r tion in creating the Benefiting movie came While his comedic value is witty placed by "a-choos," his follow- the with the passing of Adams. While in the hook, his bubbly design and ers assail the coming of the big San Francisco movie the immerses viewers in a jokes stem fall short and become Handkerchief. AIDS Foundation 111 .-;.11111111Fr full-blown story with memorable rather anmiying. 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4 PAGE 6 SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS WEDNESDAY MAY 4. 2005 Club sports push for varsity status Nessman gets coaches; seventh Organizations must file paperwork with athletics department Spartans drop to Doily Staff Report ship squad. pool usage out of their own pockets. said John athletics. Bowen said. By Peter Clark Men's golf Daily Stuff Writer Wagner, a member of the team and a freshman In order to create this structure, Bowen majoring in chemical engineering. said. the A.S. would have to call a formal Basketball The San Jose State University Wagner said the men's water polo team is meeting where he would bring other represen- men's golf team dropped to sev - tatives from the athletic department and they Brent Davis, Donald Williams The expenses for club sports teams at San looking to join the NC'AA, which would alle- enth place in the team after the would all discuss which clubs were interested and Derrick Allen have accepted Jose State University differ very little from viate some of the financial burden of being a second day of the Western Athletic in making the transition to the NCAA. assistant coaching positions for those of varsity sports team. student athlete. Conference men's golf tournament "We would have to start having conver- But unlike varsity sports teams, which are Crossing over from a club team with some the 2005-06 season and Andy in Choudrant. La. sations, looking at programs, participation sanctioned by the NCAA and receive money support from A.S. to a team sanctioned by the The Spartans currently have a start looking at a budgetary situation, the from the university. SJSU club teams must fund NCAA would be a long difficult process and two-day total of 615. number of participants involved graduate themselves through their own pocketbooks as the administration has no framework in place The University of Tulsa contin- versus undergraduate students," Bowen said. well as those of other students by applying for to help facilitate such a change. said Tom ues to lead the pack with a score "One thing the club programs need to un- money from Associated Students. of 601. with Southern Methodist derstand too is that some of their autonomy SJSU recognizes club University one stroke behind. would be changed." he said. teams, such as hockey, judo Borman has been appointed di- David Kim is the leading "To get to this point, we Currently. all that is needed to register as and lacrosse, the same way rector of basketball operations. Spartan golfer in the individual a club team or a student organization at SJSU they do other student orga- head coach Greg Nessman an- standings after shooting an even have to start with is eight members with student IDs, three .. nizations. of which there are nounced Tuesday. 72 for the day. of whom must be named officers, and the 91 sharing a pot of $137010 Davis spent the 2004-05 sea- His I47 -stroke iiital puts him in a formal conversations, completion of a packet of forms, said Jennifer allocated by AS., said Maria son as the head coach of the tie for third place is ith Derek Busby Chiang. a senior majoring in psychology who i_. Murphy, an administrative Bakersfield College men's bas- Louisiana Its Ii l .iii'.ersity but my door is wide works in the Student Life and Leadership of- from assistant in the government ketball team, where he compiled iii sr511' leads all fice. Will Dodson office in the A.S. House. a 13-14 record. with a st:Ore lit 141. open and I'm ready." "Not everybody in an organization is even indkidulils The maximum amount of Davis graduated from San BOWEN required to be a student," Chiang said. money A.S. can allot any State University in 2000 stu- To qualify for NCAA status, all members Diego

dent organization is $3.(XX) of the team must be enrolled in at least 12 and earned his twister's degree .4,..,...._., for sports teams goes per year. which toward Tom Bowen, units of the college they play for and carry a from Azusa Pacific t 'niversity. ORES . equipment, jerseys, travel expenses or any other minimum of a 2.5 GPA. Williams, who graduated incidentals a team may incur. athletics director from Cal State East Bay in 1945. "To my knowledge. some of the club golf It is not always possible, however, for a club sports are a makeup of SJSU students, gradu- returns for a second stint as a Men's Second round results team to stretch out funding from A.S. for an ate students, community college students and Spartan assistant coach. entire year. guys in the community." Bowen said. He previously worked is iii 1) Tulsa, 601 Bowen. SJSt 's athletics director. "Our budget is somewhere in the area Bowen said that after the athletic depart- the Spartans during the 21)01-114 2) SMU, 602 $90,000 "There's no ss is for a club program right of $70.000 to each year." said Ray ment verifies that a team meets the NCAA's seasons under former head cisii.:11 608 now at SJS1. to become a Division-I (NCAA) 3) Louisiana Tech, Kellam, a member of the SJSU club hockey eligibility requirements. a plan would then be Phil Johnson. program until here is a new developmental 4) Rice, 609 team and a senior majoring in art. written explaining him' the club team would Allen served as the director of relationship in the department of athletics." 5) Nevada. 611 Kellam said each member of the hockey assimilate itselt into the NCAA. basketball operations at Ur' Santa 6) Fresno State. 614 team is responsible for paying $2,500 in dues Bowen said. The application process would begin by Barbara last season. each year. "Currently, SJSU has a disconnect between submitting this letter of explanation to the Allen also played for the 7) SJSU, 615 The rest of the money. Kellam said, is col- the club programs and the department of athlet- president's office. which would in turn would Gauchos as the starting guard for 8) Hawaii. 631 lected through charging people to watch them ics.- Bowen said. submit paperwork to the NCAA. Bowen the 1999 and 200(1 seasons. T-9) Boise State. 632 play. Building a structure capable of turning club said. Borman graduated from Duke T-9) UTEP, 632 The SJSU men's water polo team gets some teams into NCAA-sanctioned teams would re- "To get to this point we have to stall with University in 2(04 and N%:IS the of its $6,(XX) annual budget through AS.. but quire the creation of a relationship between the formal conversations," Bowen said. "but my backup point guard on the Blue Tournament act,on concludP,. today the team members pay for travel, insurance and new student government and the department of door is , ide open and I'm ready." Devils' 20(11 national champion- Mavericks ready to shut down Rockets

DALLAS (API Maybe los- "A lot of things happen tor a III IIe games by the Finals -bound ing the first two games against the reason. I think that iv as somewhat I.akers. Ckeers Qi\ext Step In cite Houston Rockets wasn't such a a blessing in disguise. Hopefully For Mc( i Ay, it would he his 6rke bad thing for the Dallas Mavericks. we can look back on it as the series fifth tailure with lus third team. The way they're talking about it go on and continue to use that as a and the second straight time his ii...... THANK YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS now, it may have been just what stepping stone.- he said. club has blown a 2-)) lead. they needed. Although they go into Game "We lose, we go home. FOR ALL THEIR SUPPORT Any overconfidence the 6 on Thursday night in Houston Everybody understands that.- QR v*, Mavericks brought into the series proud to have a chance to knock McGrady said. was erased when they lost the first out the Rockets. the Ma% cricks "But %se are not going to lay LET YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS SHOW THEIR PRIDE two games at home. By rebound- are doing their hest to reinain down.- he said. ing with two wins in Houston, humble. If the Mavericks advance, they DON'T MISS THE CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR PERSONAL MESSAGE even when they were behind in the Since Houston won the opener would become just the third team closing minutes, they showed they by 12, the last lour games Woe to is iii a seven-game series after REMEMBERED FOREVER IN THE SPAR IAN DAILY COLLECTIBLE EDITION' really were a team. been decided by four points or losing the first two at home. KEEP IT AS A PERSONAL MOMENIO FOREVER... And by following with another less. 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While some depart- professors in the industrial studies not as significant for me as for some I'm already involved with that I'd to 5 years old. to its research. lochim said the engineering said, add- like to see ments on campus have found ways department that teach of my colleagues." Fleck completed before the end Hayes said the new housing option university has made itself more four courses. ing that the four-course load is pret- of the next academic year. I'll have around having their professors has helped with the hiring proms. of a research university, similar to Another way for professors to ty standard across the country. to be very careful not to let teaching the UC system, by having all of its teach four classes, others have not. "Campus Village is a selling "The teach fewer than four courses is to Kathy Harris, a recent hire in completely consume me, which is professors get funding for research course load is always a point. It's a real plus," Hayes said. surprise when people apply here." get a grant to fund their research. the English department who will very easy because teaching expands and only teaching three courses. Roth feels Campus Village is a Freund said. Upon getting a grant, the professor be coming to SJSU in the Fall, to fill whatever time you have." Roth also feels the university is granted release time and teaches said she wasn't surprised about the temporary solution. should take action to reduce the 5 - Manning said the course load one less course. course load. University Actions "Campus Village is a good idea work load of professors. he is an obstacle in hiring for the The grants pay for another fac- "The four and four teaching for a place to live while looking, "The state of California has a tic philosophy department, as well as others. ulty member to teach the class they load has become standard, unfor- To alleviate some of the stress but faculty members want to buy very elaborate public school sys- !II "We have the same problems are being released from. Freund a house, they don't want to live on tem and it is enormously expen- sive," Roth said. "The millions of that everyone else has." Manning said. campus." Roth said, adding that dollars we spend on the Division said. "The teaching load is ridicu- Also, most professors don't it's not a solution to the problem. I-A football program would buy lous, the support for research is in- teach the full four courses their "The teaching load is ridiculous, the Merdinger said Campus Village first year. said Joan Merdinger, hundreds of sections or hundreds credibly inadequate and the salary is an effort to help alleviate the interim associate vice president of of books. Is football more impor- is a joke." support for housing problem by being flexible st faculty affairs. research is incredibly tant than classrooms? Campus cli- Manning said it also creates ith leases mate is important and campus life "Most of the time, they get for faculty members so difficulty in keeping faculty mem- is important. but the school is made a release the first year from the inadequate and the salary is a joke." they can look around and move out bers at SJSU. The philosophy de- up of professors and students." four-course load, and most of the hen they find a place to live. partment lost two people in the Roth also said the school runs 11 colleges have a start-up pack- The Faculty Affairs Office has last year and one of them took a into budget problems because age. which includes a Rita Manning, found that starting searches early job at University of California at computer taxes are too low. la and Berkeley because the salary was sometimes travel money," helps the hiring process. "If the people of California de- by philosophy chair higher and support for research Merdinger said. "It's been difficult for a long cide they'd rather have lower taxes was more readily available. Another option for release time. time to attract new faculty be- than higher education, they should II Jochim_ said the four-course Jochim said, is to -take-on -graduate cause of the high cost in the area," be careful what they wish for be- load has a large effect on hiring advising positions. tunately." Harris said in an e-mail. that comes with housing in the Merdinger said. "We've found that cause they might get it." "Faculty members are frequent- faculty members. "It's quite heavy, but the univer- area. SJSU began the Campus It we do the searches early, and the Manning had a similar opinion. ly given a course off for advising. sity compensates by requiring less Village project which is due to "The four-course load is at least offering early, the likelihood for "Ultimately, the state of California as big as a deterrent as the cost of but Is cr never gotten reassigned publishing to gain tenure." open in the fall. has to make a commitment to educa- success will be greater." living, if not bigger." Jochim said. time that hasn't involved doing Despite the regularity of teach- One of the features of Campus tion in kindergarten through col- As far as the course load goes, But the industrial studies en- more work than teaching," he ing four courses. Harris wrote it Village is faculty housing. lege." Manning said. "The amount 1 gineering department, along with said. will still be a challenge, especially "Campus village does repre- Manning feels the university could of money is shrinking and the num- various departments, allow s its Fleck said the course load if the class sizes are large. sent a step in the right direction." take some action and be flexible in ber of students is going up. Even the professors to teach larger sections wasn't surprising to him when he "The biggest challenge out of Freund said, but it benefits a young terms of teaching and research. most creative institution can't make and get credit for two courses for applied for the position at SJSU. all of this is balancing this teaching professor who is smile or with a Both Manning and lochim up for the shortfall"

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