Camera 12 Able to Show Blockbusters Forfirst Time in 40 Years, Theater Can Book Any Movies by Elizabeth Nguyen the Kind of Film We Always Played It
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A ir WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Student intertwines Profiles of Associated Students Board Spartans bit the road to face art with personal Executive University of San Francisco history Meet Rachel Greathouse, Page 9 Jonathan Stoll and Pearl Yuan Page 7 Page 4 CELEBRATING 70 YEARS 1934-2004 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM VOLUME 123, NUMBER 4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2004 Camera 12 able to show blockbusters Forfirst time in 40 years, theater can book any movies By Elizabeth Nguyen the kind of film we always played it. I Mat Pr odu. non Editor the past." The owners of Camera Cinemas, The 11.,ffie "vvr wins h theaters are the theaters that are usually known ill, irul ti show what IllOVIes Mat for showing more independent and now he finished. The contniveisy rut art films, became very concerned after whine .i theater Wl irks they could not book the high grossing vi all I Myst.. ,i1 studios to restrict blo.ckbuster. NyBloni said. , mon mainstream movies "There are eight or nine major stu- o mt.? s'eti'le, was brought to dios, each release A couple dozen films p . attention att,u the state attorney a year: he said. "Those decisions Ito gei,etal se ii gait examining anti- mipose 'clearance') are usually horuired trust allrgation, lw the owners of by smaller distributors of specialized the lownho.al. 5. ailletaCille111.1S, 'laud .1 and art films. They tend to follow suit. iwnier and When C.1111erd 12 Was built, the ineillaS, Said owners wanted to have half of the 12 - the ite, t. allter.1 12 is finally having screen theater dedicated to mainstream movies. as well as half dedicated to V the first time in 40 years that specialized and art films, both of which II an play Anything it wants.- they currently show. NyBlom said. "Century Theatres Regardless of not being Able to show .i tank lifted the some of the summer's highest grossing fliza t utiurrei ' Daily Staff ! tet I' I, Alqtibli- movies, "the last several weeks, it's been 11.ki vales great for CAIllerA 12." From left, San Jose State University freshmen Zach Watkins, Alex Peterkin and Victor Larsson chat with San lose Police Department officer Stephanie I.usiarii. fil-rner Man- Moses Barreras while visiting with J.J. the horse Tuesday in front of the Student Union. 11111,1,Sed ,41 the ager ot the I 'nited Artists Pavilion And outdated be- consultant tor Camera 12, said she is . Ns Blom said. very. excited to hear that the theater 1, , ,Tatate market," breaking "clearance." Horses take officers on afternoon stroll "Virtually any !thole us AVallahle ti thing that makes us son said -The polite otti,ers were Iiesiatise there, lots ot grass here 30 Years iild, As opposed to wild Pim Theatres) is Us," Luciani said. "It was frustrating, By Kevin Yuen friendlv." and it's easier on I the horses 'l feet; horses that live to Abl /lit 10 Wears Old, issA1 nii111 ISAII knowing that when we opened we Daily Staff Writer The horses , uric Carroll said. "They like tli interact Barrel-a, said weren't going to be showing What we grounds often, said Officer Michael with the students They really liked "Ile', not lust a horse. he's my show, but we confident \ siiainet.1 C1tiellias pa- wanted to were It was typical, tepid evening Carroll, riding Titan. a 10-sear -old to drink from the fountain (behind partner." Barreras said. "I'm respon- WAS going to Ile .Ler when Camera 12 was (clearance) broken." as two lumbering equines :lopped Clydesdale. the Student Union), but it hasn't been sible fiir him I make sure his feet are con !...w "Spider- l\ Ian r and 1.ticiani said Camera Cinemas' Across s ampus to the Amazement of "The horse pies where lie wants irking tor months now." taken tare " 11" during its ',petting in ern About "clearance" on mainstream fasulty And students alike People wised Carn41. "lie goes lett. I Officer Moses Barreras WAS riding Officers whi desire to patrol for to go," I . aid. 1110VIeS WAS the people in the gathered Around the polite horses go lett I le goes right. I go right. Ile TT. whose nickname is Jaywalker. A on horseback need to go through A \ \ mdreds e mails. , urti- area than for an increase in ticket sales. to talk to the officers and pet the weigh, I.sa xi pounds. I only weigh 19- year -4,1d Clydesdale. three -111011th course on handling and (who -orr when ("Fahrenheit "We couldn't bring people animals. 220. I think he'd win the argument." "[horses like to be together," Car- caring for horses. CAM/115AM. 'hiss,' he said "VVe live) in downtown the new movies." "W'e were on our way int. the Titan is As 011.10 Anil as snags irli r.41 said. "It's herd instinct. Th., isn't "One ot the most important she said. people downtown Moore'sr first felt that Student I lnion) and we lust stopped as a I -year old human ,Itild. Carti41 their natural environment. so thev Me," years ago. It Was to talk Ini the officers) wher We saw said. like to stick with their own kind." /0 tIl. espr, talk when it was see MOVIES. page 10 the horses," freshman V:. Lars - "%’e sot through ...1111plis I The polite horses live to about HORSE. or,/,- Freshmen adjust to social, Administration rebuts column -,110.4.' because San Jose State UniVellity "There was a misunderstanding," Special admits 4,iing to admit them unless thes- met man said. "There Was no change in polio.. serious life at college requirements We haven't stopped spec ial admits " coacheS were upset we weren't According to the CA111141114 State Uni- policy not changed -mg all the students that they had versity system Web site, every .4o/tool in the By Sara Spivey ..ied," SJ.131.1 Pp w..st :Marshall ( stood - system has A special admissions policy that )at/ i .Sra(t Writer By Ian Ross map said Goodman added that most .st grants students who would not ordinarily hith Son,), Shit/ the athletes in quest:int are current's going meet a SChiltIVS acatlenttuc standards an op- Last week mans San Jose State University through an appeals motes, and may still be pontlItlIty to go ticollege. ,litnen pa, ked up their belongings. said good - academic ses'r'ual admitted to the universal All told, the CSU system allocated se tti their patents and moved into the residence ithletes, including seven football sIS1' .1thletis Doesn't Chuck Bell said 4,480 spots toward spesial adinissions. Half halls was brought into iplestion last that ust ld those , ases have been resiilved of those admissions tell into the general llw last week you) introduce yourself to Wert. t column in the SAII lose Men ors. s ins hiswels one Way tit the other exceptions categors while the other half mei% person Pill nicer all the freshman are Ness "Some have been admitted. StItile has-e was reserved tot disadvantaged students, in the same boat we're all struggling to meet olumn stated that many Spartan chose other options and sonic need mi we the Web site stated. people.- said A111.111dA Bartlett, A freshman political athlele who fall into the "special admits" work ii ademic ally" Bell said Associate ’ice President ot Enrollment telt, C Honor living III Royce Ilan. of enrollment have "spent August The Mei, irs \ews kit:Willi also stated hat let? is from la is Angeles and said she has unable hi Ow the with the team "kiss the special admits uiu all sports good ATIII.EITS, page 'fallen in I,t with Northern California people" - ire when ding! be able ru st.trt bs-e." a I.ainni that denies and thr found's and laid hack manner that Is So dinerent Ii iii attitudes at home_ Slim' iilet friends during Frosh Start, the trrslitniai tesiklente hall orientation held Aug. 17 through 241 Aviation department soars onto campus bliktIlleSS Iliad Bingham. a lieshinan manage- o ; , in, wwilt, 11 W as 'ince Seth Bates. 1,1,4es-sin. it industrial ment maim it loe W'rst 11411, said he also By Leah Nakasaki College - \ pplied Sciences And technology, said transfer students should be noli StAit met Intends 1 Dal& kat/ moved to the .,Ilege iit Engineering able to complete two AVM of course work taking .uts antage of everything Frosh "I've been 1949, Bak ker saud 111 aviation at their community college and to otter iii.1 everything tny (resident in Statt had I relocation it the aviation , lasses the past five years. student then transfer to SPA'. The transfer students do." he said. adviser) has been telling that surrently stationed at the NIJIMAtI chin 41ment in the department has been would then ideally use the next two years nets friends front the rest- Bingham and his M wet.' San Jose International Airport appi,simatels 200 students. finishing the program, Bates said. play 1i,,,,1 and kiwi on but also dem e halls 11AVe le Id 1'0 Minors t''nut enliutig .k possible Their is Intik II .111tiCipatIon trom facultv In the Spring semester of 2001, in I it t I, st,ot lose on Thursday kVecks ventiord,,lit till dt Itad 'oat' cic.se ,.t the department d to the integration ut the Aviation faculty members from both the department First Street. in regal to l\ lust, .Thri Dark on south Greg Dalton, a freshman aviation major, -0.11 lease is tip in 20111," sat,' Pat igrain on the 1114111 campus.