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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J.J. the horse Tuesday in front of the Student Union. 11111,1,Sed ,41 the ager ot the I 'nited Artists Pavilion And outdated be- consultant tor Camera 12, said she is .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. Four labs it aviation and the department 'it technol- step from high school. "(College) is another looks out a door in Joe West Hall as residents ker, the department Chair that specialize in aviation have Already been ogy made a decision to operate AS A single in high school plus Bat 1Ve ilo met ything we , make their way home from class, planned an airframe lab, flight sitnulator unit under the same chair instead of two a little in Mite freedom, like staving out late, he Instead ot s losing, the department will the weekend At fraternity patties And lulus un' se tlaSses preVItnISIS statlittled At the lab. engines lab and AVititlis3 lab. separate entities tot A rnal period Ot two said In alloy in to moving classes, the years. Backer Was designated chair of both pull of social at twines, Frans airpott to the San Joie State 11111VerSItY Beyond the 1:resistible department is trying to get more transter the departments on June I, 2001 In April must learn to strike a "I reAhle (IOW after 1 Said'strew St 110ol. the t./1111IIIS, Backer said newbi 'in university students students into the aviation program. 2002, the faculty of both departments met it s lass work first week that was Ablg Mistake 1 dlOtIld have With the move to the main s mph, 1,11.0i4 r with the responsilnItties "We are working with feeder commu- and voted in favor .4 a tnerge of the two "I (Aae the partsing to a point," t alined down on the riming." she said -Hirt At Solite the avian.,i, labs will be located in the Engineering And Industrial Studies nity ,olleges to make a easier tor students Bairiett said ti. transfer," Basket said. iee AVIAT1ION.pag, s Battier? said she Ansi her new friends spent ier FRESIIN1EN. page /0 buildings. 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LACAY0 MUNDO USA and Argentina come up big during Olympics The thrilling accomplishments and devastating failure, There are so many stories of athletic excellence that Despite the hostile environment, Crawford, Williams and In soccer. the Argentines absolutely dominated the field that were the Summer Games are now over, and the Olympic have come out of these games and it is impossible to get to Gatlin gave a clutch performance by sweeping the top three by not only running the table, but doing so by not giving up hangover has begun. all of them, but I have come up with a few that need more spots for Team USA. a single goal. While some people may be happy that regular NBC mentioning. Under the shadow of Rulon Gardners retirement, Cael Argentina, who was coming off of a loss to Brazil in the programming will no longer be pre-empted, two weeks of the The big local story of these games came from Sanderson was crowned the new U.S. WTCS- Copa America finals last month, defeated Paraguay 1-0 to Olympics produced more interesting storylines than any lame the boxing ring. Andre Ward, from Oakland, ding champion. After going undefeated and win the Olympic gold medal. Winning the gold medal in sitcom. became the first U.S. boxer to win a gold medal winning four NCAA championships at Iowa men's soccer is something the mighty Brazilians have yet to As a drama, these Olympics Games did not disappoint. since 1996. The light heavyweight defeated State University, Sanderson quietly defeated accomplish. This was their first major international tourna- They gave us the good (Michael Phelps), the bad (U.S. Magomed Aripgadjiev of Belarus and will now Korean wrestler Moon Eiu-Jae to take the ment victory since their glory days with Diego Maradona. If mens basketball) and the ugly (judging mistakes and doping be a hot commodity among professional boxing gold in the 185 -pound freestyle final. this team is kept together, they should be a major force during scandals). promoters. In the realm of team sports, the U.S. the 2006 World Cup in Germany, soccer's ultimate prize. The biggest news stories of the games, at least in the The world of track and field was also a subject women dominated. In soccer, softball, On the same day their soccer team won the gold,Argen- American media, were the failures of the U.S. men's basketball of controversy leading up to these games. Former basketball and beach volleyball. U.S. women tina had more to celebrate about when their men's basketball team to win the gold and a judging mistake made in Paul Greek hem Kostas Kenteris, who was supposed took the gold. team defeated Italy for the gold medal. Hamm's gold medal run. to light the Olympic torch during the opening In their finals matchup against Brazil, the Led by Manu Ginobili, who plays for the San Antonio These stories have been extensively covered and dissected ceremony, missed a drug test and dropped out U.S. women's soccer team took the gold with Spurs, Argentina put together a run that was highlighted by a during the past two weeks by many media outlets, including of the games. an overtime goal. That was probably the last semi-final- victory over Team USA. the Spartan Daily, because people find failure and scandal Marion Jones, who was a big winner during performance of this current team with Mia As much as it hurts to say, the Argentines outplayed and fascinating. the 2000 Olympics, failed to win a medal during ERIK LACY Hamm and company on the field together. outclassed the U.S. team. Instead of harping on the failure While these stories are very intriguing, they have over- these games. The fact that her name has been The common thread of most of these of Allen Iverson and company, credit should be given to shadowed other great Olympic moments. brought up in the BALCO doping scandal may stories is that they were American accomplish- Argentina for playing the game of basketball as a team. U.S. swimming phenom Michael Phelps was the huge have been a distraction for her. ments. The United States took the most gold Now that Ginobili has an NBA championship and a gold story for the first week of the games by tying an Olympic Despite the dark shadow cast over the track and field and overall medals at the Olympics Games in Athens a medal on his resume, expect to see more Argentines breaking record with eight medals, establishing him as America's events, one of the greatest moments of the games came in the surprise4 to no into the NBA. current golden bay. men's 200 meters. Americanolean. athletes took home most of the hardware, Now that the Olympic Games are over, don't cry for Everyone also knows about the Iraqi soccer team who The race was initially delayed because of boos and whistles it is another nation's success that impressed me. Argentina. They're now a major player in world sports. upset Portugal, Costa Rica and Australia before their run from an angry Greek crowd that wanted to see Kenteris, who Argentina left the Olympics with only two gold medals, barely fell short of a bronze medal. They win my "most likely was supposed to be a favorite in the event. The athletes who but they were two very important accomplishments. The Erik Lacayo is the Spartan Daily opinion editor. to be the subject of an inspirational Disney movie" award of were booed the loudest were Americans Shawn Crawford, Argentines walked away champions of the world's two most latrayo Muncie appean every Wednesday. these Olympic Games. Bernard Williams and Justin Gatlin. popular team sports: soccer and basketball.

Letter: No crisis in SJSU leadership Letter: 'Special GUEST COLUMN Dear Editor, ley had, has not been in existence at admits' unfair the University House for over half I am willing to accept the word a decade. We, as students, owe our Dear Editor, of Dr. Paul Yu that he attempted to cooperation, sincerity and faith in fulfill Reporter's daring life could his obligations as university leadership to the university at this I applaud Provost Marshall Goodman \ president, but could not continue for time, as well as to our elected student quest to eliminate "special admits" (lower reasons of health. I appreciate the leadership. admission standards for students, lien decision of acting President Don However, now more than ever, used to recruit athletes). Kassing to brief the Associated our elected student leadership cannot Our division of athletics wants to impart Students leadership on the matter, continue to remain as insulated be Matt Damon's next role and on young student athletes the concept of and I am satisfied. the concerns of isolated as they have been for years fair play. How can this be done convinc- the students were adequately repre- while the university continues to try ingly, when already in their admission to This summer I met a reporter who got shot in the head. instantaneously. sented. to involve students in its governance. San Jose State University they receive an It was while he was covering a war zone in Africa that it "Doctors said I had a 20 IIMCItt sl,aticr. Isis said. Everyone in the university There is not a crisis in leadership undue advantage over other students? happened, five years ago. They were on a guarded convoy that had meandered into community is obligated at this time due to Yu's departure. Kassing is ably The fact that other universities engage lie returned, recovered and wrote a book about it, which the wrong young man with an assault rifle. to come together and work toward suited to lead the university. This de- in this unfair practice to attract good ath- Matt Damon loves. This was Freetown, Sierra Leone. 1999, in the rancid a continuation of the standards velopment is more of an opportunity letes does not make it right. The inequity in Now the story of this reporter's life could become a Hol- corpse -piled wake of a rebel attack. that Joe Crowley set within the than a challenge, and we all hope admission standards should not be imitated lywood feature film, and a way for him to hang up his hat anti These were the same rebel forces that seemingly mutilated university during his tenure at San all aspects of the university come by SJSU. retire comfortably. men, women and , hildren for fun. The horrors of the region Jose State University. There are together. Kassing is opening the door Just don't call him lucky. included widespread amputations, child enslavement and still many unique challenges facing of TowerHall, and it is hoped that "I hate it when people say I'm lucky," he says. "I got shot in frivolous rape and murder. us, and the faith and trust that the the door of University House will be the head." That 's why Ian was there to bear witness and students should have in their own open as wide. Romey Sabah:u, This reporter is a strong-jawed Canadian report. representatives is important, but it is Prolkisor fellow named Ian Stewart, whose black hair WAS addicted to danger," he said. not absolute. James Rouen Foreign Languages usually looks sculpted and pushed around Ile had reported in India. Vietnam and The transparency in governance Graduate Student haphazardly by the donning of baseball hats. Pakistan before coining to Africa. that Kassing is promising, and that Urban Planning lie's in his mid .30s now, writing editorials When a sniper fired on him in Pakistan, the Presidents Robert Caret and Crow- for a local newspaper. I met him when I came appetite for adrenaline grew. to the paper for an internship. Ile pushed for more and more until "more" One day in June, he said: "Don't ever overtook him. get shot in the head working for the A.P in That day in June, Lifl Mid MC about has book: Africa." "Ambushed: A war reporter's life on the line." SPARTA GUIDE Next came a pregnant pause big enough to In the following weeks, I purchased it and read choke an elephant. Las It COW( tO COVer. In this poignancy, I half-expected a !lc also told me about Matt Damon and punch line. TONY BURCHYNS the big-screen project. Leading up to this supreme bit of Damon wanted to play him had wanted Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon advice, the conversation had been airier, to play him -- ever since the movie star met three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in a slipshod ramble on working for the Associated Press in San the injured reporter at a 2002 book signing for 'Ambushed" Dwight Bente! Hall, room 209. Entries can also be c-mailed to spartandailytocasa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Francisco, what it would be like and all. in New York. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. I didn't know Ian had actually worked for the Assoc sated The encounter at the book signing sounds like fate when Press, much less that he had been in charge of the entire West Ian recounts it. Africa Bureau that's 23 countries worth of news. "I le said. 'Can you make it out to Matt; and I looked up TODAY Phi Gamma Delta "A thrill seeker," I marveled. and said, 'Wait, you're not Matt, you're Matt Damon:" A Casino Night of no-limit Texas Hold 'Em will take Iii'. voice was empty ofjoking and sternness. Two weeks later, the actor called Ian, complimented the Panhellenic Sorority place at 8 p.m. at 567 S. Eighth St. For more infor- "Don't get shot in the head while working file the A.P in book and said If shOilld he a IMWIC. A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 a.m. to mation, call 293-3454. Africa." That triggered an ongoing relationship between Ian and 3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- The words a,ne out easily, without t4111:C, without fanfare Darnon's "people." mation, call Kary Crumm at 924-5958. or elaboration. "Basically, the movie he wants to make as about guys THURSDAY A smile fiddled on his lips, assuaging my alumni:cwt. I kept coming tirther to cover a story in Africa that the world had staring at him as politely as I thought I could, beckoning his ignored," tall said. School of Art and Design Panhellenic Sorority story. In August, Ian flew to Hollywood to discuss a film treat- Art exhibition featuring student galleries will take A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 a.m. to He moseyed over to my blue and gray cubicle, shuffling his ment with United Artists. place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For 3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more infor- steps and dangling his right arm, which was paralyzed. I sense a flicker I1t excitement, of luck, that maybe there's a more information, call 924-4330. mation, call Kant Crumm at 924-5958. I stood and balanced against the back of" my cubicle, rapt windfall , with morbid curiosity. "Fin sun lit, ky," he says. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry School of Art and Design "I Was a war reporter," he said from the back of his mouth, After reading his book, I believe him. as if dislodging a piece of a secret that had gotten stuck there. But a IIHWIC wouldn't hurt. Mass will take place at 12:1013.M. at the SJSU Art exhibition featuring student galleries will take Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- "I was ambushed in Sierra Levine." place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For Ile painted the injury, the path the machinegun bullet Tony Barchyns is thr form-, Spartan I laih managing ohtor mation, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. more information, call 924-4330. took from his forehead to the hack of his brain, ansi how the (hrio colsonn, tonally appear It'otnrdaY, man sitting next to him in the sta wagon had been killed Hip-Hop Congress SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry A meeting will take place from 2:30p.m. to 4 p.m. in Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. at the SJSU the Pachecho room of the Student Union. For more Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more infor- THOUGHT CRIMES KONSTANTIN AUDREY information, call Wes Kuruhara at 859-6479. mation, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610.

Black Student Union Phi Gamma Delta "Get yourself connected," a student welcome recep- A barbecue with Lamda Sigma Gamma S ty will tion will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the take place at 5 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez For University Room. For more information, e-mail more information, call 293-3454. bsu_sjsuOlyahoo.com. Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Panhellenic Sorority A new student welcome night will take place at A karaoke night will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Umunhum room of the Student Union. 8:30 p.m. outside of the Associated Students House. For more information, call Chantra Chao at Conic by to sing or just to watch. For more informa- 472-2465. tion, call Katy Crumm at 924-5958. Campus Crusade for Christ Italian American Student Organization A root beer kegger featuring mu , dancing and a The first meeting of the semester will take place from bonfire will take place at 8 p.m. at 33 S. Ninth St. For 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m in the Almaden room of the more information, call Mark Depold at 421-9281. Student Union. For more information, call Matthew 111,01,121 Mt DAL IIFINAIO YOU IMOW was, at b0 Olivieri at 568-6529. WI YFIIIIMHZE stoat

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I. - WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2004wiffNEWS0:. SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 University Expo educates students Some campus buildings without hot water about campus organizations By John Paul Arde Able ii wash towels,' sennewald said. Daily Staff Write, "If we can't wash the towels, we can't By Nami Yasue I' t tier," Sloan said. give them to the students." "What I recommend to students is When Skyberg said that while the hot 1)aily to get involved," said Adriana Cabrera students walked onto campus this semester water is off, SJSU equipment manag- Garcia, a graduate student studying they may have Nlore ers must take their towels to other than 10 campus organiva- Nlexican American Studies, who noticed a myriad of ...instruction lions set an tiles and displayed projects going man. San Jose State &edifies located at South Campus. was passing out brochures about the This has left the human perfor- their offers. serene,. resources and Nlosaic Cross Cultural Center. University is receiving numerous optinirtiinities to students at the I Int - facelifts, including new concrete mance department with few options She said having a centralized event except to just bide their time until the versus' Exiso, which was held At l’aeii for one day is helpful for students to - pathways and landscaping projects. tie Cesar Clcieez.l.ucsday. a, a pant id What most students cannot see is hot water is turned back on, which get !Mire information in limited time, tnay not be that long. the Welcome Veek events. and recognizing the faces of staff the modernization being done to the "NVelconie \’erk is pot ot help Mernibers really helps students to know infrastructure of some of the build- Skyberg said that new portable ing students beeoine essiiil about the programs better. ings on campus. There is currently hot water boilers will be in place by iesout, a campuswide project underseav to exposing them tn. , At the Disability Resource Center this Friday. These portable boilers the hot water salel soutlierland, due, Ti birth, the staff provided improve systems on will be capable of providing hot water Of information campus. aeademie sett re,. -.FM. muter -its about the center, but also demon- for both washing and hygienic needs. tn, "The hot water was turned tiff is really going above and I,esond ,trated a machine that helps to take Skyberg said that Uchida Hall campus because of work being done ensure that students .ile sli,, es1111. le, tare note, for hearing-impaired and Spartan Complex will be the to the steam pipe valves and ball 1 Illitersi1V as Ilist .1 tired students. Plain bookmarks were given last buildings on campus to receive joints," said John Skyberg, director ,nt last 1,1,A1,1,. the Jeri] tinent to the students, and they designed the temporary fix and said that the Facility Maintenance and Construc- iritainati, t.. die inns.nident their own boolunarks by using sign departilient heads were notified 'Mere seem 32 , Amy.. language stamps. tion Services. Many building, on bet, ire the hot water Was turned off. registered tint the e e tr, campus were not affected by a lack , it "It everything goes well, the compared to pi .14mi/solo, sr tiro, Strident Union staff had their hot water because tempi gars boilers :minter in front it the Event Center, water should he back on by Oct. 1," Southei land said that heat water were in place prior tn. Skylserg said. Acadenii. Sei A it distant from rest of the tables, the shut oft ester, tee] 25 ot tr.!, t!,, icar, but they attracted students by hosting But because of a lack of a tempo- Skyherg said that the steam valve and it oa, more til activities Mr prizes. rary boiler, SJSI. I human pertot hole e ball joint replacement projects are phase Aside\ \ I her , undies, calendars, brochures, students taking classes in lIchida I lall the se, iind of a project that pen, Was started at the beginning of the ioof,1111.1tol. s irl It t .1111, 'CIO 't,1 ils and coupons were given to and Spartan Conmlex have been left stiltillier. tled1I11111,111:1... ’ t? 1. idents. And winners of basketball without the luxury of hit water sin, e ,Iroi uing The new 'team valves and ball 111111,’ ;11.11141 I,.Iect ' ' And binvling received a prize the Aug. 28 shut off. ,/r hunts will cut down on future s lose nil \ I .ii compact disc case. Brandon Vt'righta Ininit MAIM help st! ;dem , ! 1...11 (.'littiud, a freshman majoring tug in philosophy and a einnimiter pnikienis mv linUting the number 'it buildings that one problem could and de k 1111111Iter engineering, successfully from Fremont. said, -I i StusIctin, ss! ’ \ I .!,..t laskerls.ill into the hoop and add Judo today, but I saw that there attect. The reninvations will improve the is,:nnioatin keel!, 1. 4.,TI .1 CI) was no hot water and I didn't Want to smell for all ins' i,ther classes. si, 1111 intrastru, titre it the hot water pipes 1.1111.,rth Sacramento, said he in many SIM' buildings. r. ’ t .w just waiting until nest semester " touch ,ibout SJSU yet, -This is a modernization project c I In. hail nust started checking out It has created a bigger problem for SJSU equipment attendant Cut that will allow us Ti. isolate certain "vt"' unit ETI"1 A prize. buildings and trouble areas in the in, Sennewald. inni E.niinsi professor and chair future." Sks berg said. .,pitality management depart- "The biggest problem is nit being w,,, 'king around the expo to ,11t. idea of slisplae tor the table .I tment. Esmeralda Escobedo, a student employee at the Disability Resource 1..1,!, a. said he especially liked Center, offered free raffle tickets in order to inform students about the West Nile kills 10 in So. Calif. nderh it, nil studies table, which center's services Tuesday at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. Escobedo said free .-iteocrated ,, .I,e number It human cases se is colortial and visually services were available for SAD students. ,,e through September and .". '0, lie will make sure that the LOS ANGEI 15 I .liti management department Clan 1Ving, a 1,11 inajoring il Ile said many students dint knots' authorities have . 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The position of vice president By Jennifer McLain are also part of the campaign. Greathouse said. By Ling-Mei Wong She lived in the residence halls for gives Yuan four main responsibilities. Daily Executive Editor The campaign is especially impor- Cindy Aguilar, a sophomore Daily Staff Writer her first two years, becoming president First, she is the chairperson of the tant to get off the ground because the sociology major, said Greathouse is of Markham Hall her freshman year. board of directors. The Associated Students president Campus Village is due to open during a strong leader because she listens Associated Students Vice Along with that involvementNuan The board of directors, which at San Jose State University has a fall of 2005, she said, to what people have to say and is President Pearl Yuan isn't afraid to say was the national communications consists of students, meets every 40-hour per week job that barely pays "We are getting ready to do a big responsive to their needs, she's a Spartan. coordinator for the Inter-Residence second and fourth Wednesday for rent. push in pride knowing that the new "She is very approachable," Aguilar "Of course I'm proud," she said. Hall Association her sophomore year. Yuan is the chairperson, who But the intrinsic rewards she gains resident halls are going to open," said. Among her points of pride are the The same year, Yuan became a enforces parliamentary procedure. from it are worth more to her than the Greathouse said. As the face of the or- new Campus Village, the Dr. Martin member of Alpha "I try to be neutral," she tiny stipend she receives for her time. Though Greathouse ganization, Greathouse s Luther King Jr. Joint Library and an Phi Omega, a service said. "It's that single opportunity that sees campus pride as one responsibilities also increase in freshman enrollment. fraternity. Second, Yuan tries to you could only receive once. It's an of the biggest necessities include enforcing the "I see a lot of potential," Yuan Last year, she maintain her neutrality as the experience that changes the way at SJSU, senior Huy Tran achievement of goals. said. became chairperson liason between the executive you look at things and the way that does not see this as a suit- Greathouse noted In her bright office, Yuan is of the rules commit- and legislative branches. you develop as a person. It's what able goal for the campus. that one of these goals is surrounded with reams of paper, tee for AS. "I communicate with the the university provides to you that's "The direction is going encouraging students to reminder notes and pictures of her After working the (board of) directors," she said. outside the classroom," A.S. President the wrong way. This cam- be active supporters for with fellow members of Associated past three years on Yuan then relays the mes- Rachel Greathouse said. pus requires more salient athletics. Students. the rules committee, sage to the executive branch, Greathouse, a senior recreation goals, like preventing fee "All this public- "I'm pretty organized," she said. she is now the execu- which is A.S. President Rachel tive vice president. Greathouse, Controller Jon studies major and last year's Home- increases or controlling GREATHOUSE ity (that) came out about Yuan said she has learned to man- coming Qpeen, took the yearlong the price of textbooks." athletics last year is not age her time. Yuan said, "I Stoll and herself think I'm perfect for YUAN Third, Yuan performs office in May. Tran said. positive, and knowing that they are "I've definitely made time for this. the position because the duties of the president if Since her start in office, she has Though Tran does not agree still going to play this year, and for I've done a lot over the summer to I've been with Associated Students for Greathouse is absent. seen an interim president finish his with Greathouse's priorities, he does that publicity to have come out, we prepare for the year," Yuan said. three years and going into my fourth. Fourth, Yuan is the A.S. govern- tenure at SJSU, helped choose a new acknowledge her solid work ethics. are trying to put a positive spin on Yuan is a fourth-year junior president, only to see him resign "Rachel works just as hard as athletics and really market it so that I've one over, reviewed the bylaws ... ment office manager. majoring in electrical engineering that s mainly my job, just make sure If anything happens within A.S. after two weeks in office, and is now anyone. She fights hard for what she students will want to attend the with 14 units this semester. working with acting President Don wants. She is a hard worker and very events," Greathouse said. we're following our bylaws." House, the activity is reported to "I'm taking a lighter load," she Maria Murphy, government Yuan. ICassing to build campus pride and responsive to those who know her," As Greathouse deals with said. keep the athletic program strong. Tran said. enforcing goals, attending meetings administrative assistant, agrees. "For example, if there was Yuan said that most electrical has the will and determi- something wrong with the telecom- Despite these unexpected occur- The president has many roles, but and being the face for the students, "(Yuan) engineering students take between16 nation," she munications in the house, then it rences, Greathouse is optimistic about her main concern is being a voice for she also confronts obstacles such as said. and 18 units each semester. would he reported to nie and then I the academic year. "There are a lot her campus peers. budget cuts and time management. Murphy said that while past "Some of my lighter ColITSes are appropriate Actions to of things I'm really excited about," Regardless of the problems. Great- executive board members were less would take the "(The president) is the representa- upper division GE (which are) not Greathouse said. house feels that she can undoubtedly experienced, Yuan's A.S. involvement get it fixed," she said. tive of us students," said Mariko too difficult for me," she said. are updated through Among the top campus issues fulfill the job as president. gave her an edge. The directors Kato , a junior international business Outside of class, Yuan's involve- at A.S. !louse. Greathouse is looking forward to is Yuan quietly took in her AS. Yuan about s hanges major and a member of co-ed service "I worked on hall government, I ment with Associated Students experience and grew more confident. Despite her workload. Yuan has improving the development of the was fraternity Alpha Phi Omega. in a sorority, I was in the niarching started in her freshman year. Murphy said. high expectations. Spartan Pride Campaign, a movement band. I've done all those things "When there are needs and wants and I "I did the rules committee, and Yuan's new position involves wear- "It's going to be a really good year." to increase school spirit on campus. did a lot of them from the students, they need to come consecutively while I that was my first involvement with ing several hats. she said. 'Associated Students is putting talk to me so that when I go to was on the board of the directors and together a Spartan Pride Campaign. meetings I am saying the students' while I was controller," Greathouse So all of our activities that have been perspective for everyone, for all the said. coming out, such as the movie nights, diverse opinions of the students in "Now that I'm president, I'm are all products of the Spartan Pride this university," Greathouse said. done with those things, and now it's Castri." This is a challenge, however, my turn to give my all to Associated Greathouse said events like because it is difficult to represent ev- Students." Controller Stoll aims to improve students' community involvement

Workshilis Are itot the only item in -lie is interested in shaping culture By Ruth C. Wamuyu his agenda. Stoll hopes to improve the and determined that students have a Daily Staff Writer San Jose State University community voice." service involvement. De Alba feels that students are At first glance Jonathan Stoll looks "We need to create a better lucky having Stoll as the AS. control- unassuming, but this 22-year-old infrastructure so that student organi- ler and cites analytical skills as one of junior is in charge of the over $5.5 zations can have a place to go to do the attributes that Stoll brought to million Associated Students' budget. community service projects," he said. the job three months ago when he "He is the last signature on Ile said that this would help the assumed the controller role. requisitions for funding and has last students acquire new skills while "He is very proactive in terms of approval," A.S. Executive Director giving back to the community. asking questions," he said. Alfonso De Alba said. "If he says no, Stoll wet his feet on financial That analytical inquisitiveness then we cannot expend the money." management while treasurer of a may have shaped the decision to Stoll, majoring in $120,000-a -year Theta pick Tommy Lindsey, his high school economics and humani- Chi fraternity budget. forensics teacher, as a mentor. ties, is the AS. controller "I think he is very "He was like my second father," and therefore the chief conservative with his he said. financial officer of the A.S. spending," said Hyon Chu Yi, director of the He also remembers looking up to Exhausted looking for a job? student government. He Juan Loredo and Onam Urena, who also assists the A.S. presi- Mosaic Cross Cultural Center. were his fraternity elders at Theta Smart students know where to look, dent in the preparation of Chi. the fiscal year proposed This rhymes with budget and publicizes Stoll's stand on increases "They ran the house, and I wanted financial reports to the in fees, which he coni- to emulate their leadership and com- general student body. pares to increases in taxes munication skills," he said. and leaves no doubt that He seems to have learned those In addition, he chairs STOLL the finance committee, he is typ.ned to both. skills well. Yi credits him as one of the which is in charge of approving Yi got to know him well during A.S. leaders who have helped bring requests for funding from student his tenure as the director for campus cohesiveness to student government. organizations. climate affairs last year. They worked She cites this as a great achievement 'My challenge this semester will together on the "Tunnel of Oppres- because student governments of be in refard to student organization sion," a two-day event that addressed yesteryears have been fraught with funding, he said. 'Lots of money is the various types of oppression that divisive work -obstructing personality not utilized in the fall because orga exist from racism to issues affecting Conflict,. nizations tend to have their events in gays and lesbians, lie is A very mature student and a the spring." According tim Yi, Stoll played a very easy person work with," she said. Stoll has plans to hold workshops critical role during that event and Stoll may have his work cut out for at the Student Union about how to re- attended other events sin campus. him as he strives to bridge the gap be- ceive funding from the A.S. He hopes "I saw him at a lot of events even tween different student organizations, to encourage more organizations to before he was running for the A.S. but the dedication, fairness and open have more events and programming controller seat because he wanted mindedness De Alba credits him with in the fall. to meet shore students," she said. will no doubt aid him in his quest.

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AVIATION I Classes no longer held at airport 011 Greeks prove traditional contInuedfrom page 1 ment that include the unavailability of necessarily agree with the move, he academic advisers in the department feels students will have an easier time departments. and also the insufficient number of accessing the labs if the labs were Although Backer and some faculty faculty members to provide diversity held on campus. members in the department feel that of instruction and viewpoints. Boykin, however, is concerned food the move to campus will ultimately Dan Casey, who graduated from about what will happen to the equip- be a is good a way of life thing, there are others who the department in May. said, "When ment the department has been using feel the move will more likely hurt By Sara Spivey Olga Sarakinis Dr. Backer came in, she redesigned at their off-campus site. said. lots of wine, large portions and lots of the department rather than help it. Daily Staff Writer Sarakinis is a waitress at John's appetizers." the curriculum. We feel that we are "A lot of the equipment is being Many students are outraged not getting the kind of education that auctioned off and sold to other Xlnt Foods, an American, Italian and One of Vasili's signature dishes. because of the current status of Greek we were promised." community colleges throughout the For proud Mediterranean restaurant in San Jose. White said, is called saganalci. Kauai the aviation department. A Web "Every Robert Boykin, who also gradu- state," Boykin said. transplants to San Jose, food with Sunday my mom cooks and cheese is fried in butter, then doused site intended to save the aviation celebration is all "Greek" to them. gathers everybody together," Sarakinis with brandy and lit on fire. Before ated from the department in May, Industrial technology professor program created a mission statement "It "Greeks love to eat, they like good said. it is spread on bread and devoured, thinks the move is unfortunate. Bates said he thinks the aviation will that talked about the demise of the was nice being able to get off the food," said Constantine Danopoulos, Her family meals start with a glass everyone yells "Opal" White said. program. do well on the main campus because assistant professor of political science of wine, then appetizers, followed by White said "opa" means "hooray," main campus for a while,' Boykin "many programs (at other schools) nt At the Web site, some students said. s. at San Jose State University. the meal, she said. and further translates it as, "we're all said that the aviation department has do not have the at-the-airport "It's he "Food goes with every festivity about more than just the here, all together, eating this good declined within the past four years. Boykin mentioned that a few experience." baptisms, weddings and engage- meal," she said, "it's a time to slow food." The site also allows students to students in the department felt by Although changes will be taking down and ch ments," Danopoulos said. be together as a family, The environment at Vasili's is all sign a guest book and share their moving the classes from the airport, place in the department of aviation. "On Easter Sunday you eat lamb, to catch up with what is going on in about fun and enjoying the food, but concerns about the department. the department appears less credible Casey said, "The aviation program Christmas is usually pork or turkey, the focus is about flavor, White said. There is also a page of violations than it really is. should be promoted much more than and the 40 days after Easter, the They import thyme and oregano which have taken place in the depart- Although Boykin does not : is." Ascension, you eat cod fish or fish," "A Greek meal is more from dreece because the flavors are he said. unique to the region and are affected Danopoulos said his family has than just by the climate and soil that they are pecial traditions for Easter Sunday grown in, White said. They New iMac design introduced in Paris e get together after a special eatingfood, it is Herbs and spices are also impor- midnight church service and eat a tant to Moustakas, president of the traditional meal made of liver and about coming Hellenic Heritage Museum. Associated Press The announcement ended days of Apple said the new top-end fevered speculation about the launch, Mac, with a 1.8 gigahertz processor, intestines of lamb, red colored eggs She said the Mediterranean diet PARIS The latest computer in postponed from earlier this year 20-inch screen and 160 gigabyte hard and special cookies. together ..." uses them to replace the taste of fat. the iMac family Apples because of inadequate supplies of the drive, will go on sale at $1,899. All Arnirissa Antonakopoulou, a senior Her family even has a slogan about literally puts trademark minimalism on a pedestal. G5 processors made by IBM Corp. models feature three USB and two anthropology major, said her spices. family The Schiller said the basic 17-inch FireWire ports and can be expanded has a special tradition for New processor and drives are built Year's "Spices make the vegetables sing," into a sleek model, with a 1.6 gigahertz processor to 2 gigabytes of memory. Eve bread. Marina Moustakas, flat-panel display. she said. "A lot of people and 80 gigabyte hard drive, would be During his presentation. Schiller Her mother bakes the bread before are going to be Hellenic Heritage Moustakas says that besides spices, asking, 'Where did the computer on sale at $1,299. also gave demonstrations of key midnight on New Years Eve. She said the Mediterranean diet is based on gt,’, said Apple Computer Inc. se- That matches the price tag of features of Tiger the next version it is decorated with slivered almonds, it Museum olive oil. She said Greeks have a low nior vice president Phil Schiller as the first iMac model, a translucent of Apple's OSX operating system, and a coin is placed somewhere inside incidence of heart problems, and she all-in-one cathode-ray-tube design due for release next year. the dough. he introduced the new iMac on the attributes it to their diet. ripening day that sold 6 million units after its 1998 "The person who gets of the Apple Expo in It was Apple that pioneered the the piece everyone% lit." Paris. introduction and helped Apple draw with the coin is supposed to have "Food is a way of life," Moustakas use of point-and-click operating S. "My niom gets really a line under three years of losses. luck," she said. excited about said. Available in 17-inch and 20-inch systems in commercial computing in something that she makes, and The (;reek concept of celebration it She said the concept comes from versions beginning in mid-Sep- But some analysts suggested the the 1980s. But the company refused makes her happy when we all at special occasions is also carried over like it," the Greek word philoxenia, which tember, the new iMac looks like a new iMac could be priced too high to to license its software to other manu- Sarakituus said. to everyday lute. she said is a sacred word that means 2-inch-thick monitor. become another hit. facturers and steadily lost market "A Greek meal is more than just "A Greek file21 is more like a hospitality. Inside, however, is a large hard "We've moved forward on the share to rivals using Microsoft a eating the food, it is about coming celebration, so all your family comes She said Greek people are always drive, 256 megabytes of memory market by six years, and I would slide that accelerated with the arrival together with family And guests for together and you spend hours prepar- happy to welcome guests into their And an ultra-fast processor of have liked to see a lower price point," of Windows 95. a meal experience," said Nlarina ing and hours eating." said Chris homes, and especially to feed them. the kind reserved until now for said Roger Kay, a senior analyst with The company has scored some re- MI nistAkas, the founding president Kouretas, the manager of John's Xlnt This welcoming spirit was apparent Cupertino, Calif -based Apple's global IT consultancy IDC. cent successes in its fight to remain in of the Hellenic Heritage Muse,IIII in Foods. at the Olympics in Athens, she said. professional Power Mac desktops. 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YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LH OF A CHILD' PAGE 6 SPARTAN DAILY 4, A E VEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I, 2004 Calendar Music Xiu Xiu returns to rock local festival Projekt Revolution Tour Stewart, who sings as Well AS plays many By John Myers featuring Korn, Snoop Dogg, instruments, radiated intense energy throughout Daily A&E Editor the show, bouncing to the drum machine in the The Used, Less Than Jake, background and ripping away at his guitar. Downset and others will take Jamie Stewart's screams caused the speakers "It's actually just the coffee." Stewart said after place Sunday at the Shoreline of the public address system to pulse toward the show. the audience as the former San Jose band Xiu The band was founded in San Jose in 2000 Amphitheatre in Mountain Xiu shook the Gaslighter Theater in Campbell and released its first album in 2002. Stewart said View. Tickets are $49.50 and are Saturday. the band's location was not a problem in getting available by calling Ticketmaster the band signed to label. "With the label that we're on, SRC (5 Rue at (408) 998-TIXS. REVIEW Christine), which is essentially Kill Rock Stars The duo of Stewart and bandinate Caralee (record label), we could have lived on Jupiter; Rock Against Rush Stewart said. "Their support network is well McElroy wrapped up a six-week tour by play- established that they could get us to a point featuring Anti-Flag, Midtown, ing as part of Stop, Drop and Rock, an annual where we can do relatively well." The Nightwatchman, Strike all-ages music festival at the Gaslighter Theater, Xiu Xiu has toured the United States on many Stewart said. Anywhere, Epoxies and Mike occasions with some of the band's tours lasting up Each band member played at least five darer- to three months. Stewart and bandmate McElroy Park will take place at 7 p.m. on ent instruments including guitar, keyboards, also have toured Europe. Sept. 21 at The Fillmore in San cymbals and a small organ-like instrument called "We get to go home for two weeks," Stewart Francisco. Tickets are $15 and a harmonium through the duration of the set, said, explaining the band's plans for after the soundscapes. Xiu available through Ticketmaster producing electronic-driven current tour. "And we'll be doing another tour Xiu, pronounced "shoe shoe" and taken from a in Europe, and then that's it. We're going to be by calling (408) 998-TIXS. home for several months to work on the next record." !tantalum 1.nall !hail \ New York Dolh will perform All of Xiu Xiu's touring has taken its toll on "Now we have a good the band. at 8 p.m. on Oct. 3 at The booking agent "It's not an easy thing to do," Stewart said. "I Caralee McElroy, left, and Jamie Stewart, right, of Xiu Xiu, perform Saturday at the Fillmore in San Francisco. and we had to stop touring with one of my closest and Gaslighter Theater in downtown Campbell. Xiu Xiu, originally from San Jose, just finished a Tickets are $25 and are available know there will be about oldest friends because it drove us insane." six-week national tour. Stewart said touring has become less stressful by calling Ticketmaster at (408) 100 to 500 people at every recently, but it still has its problems. Tara Jane ONeil also played her guitar and The Stop. Drop and Rock festival at the 998-TIXS. "He (Stewart's friend and bandmate) had sang at the Gaslighter Theater, as well as a few Gaslighter Theater was Also ATIebrAtIlIC its filth show." the misfortune of being on our first tours, which Xiu Xiir's last shows on the current tour. year in existence, festival 1,itinder Tyler Ktigura were terrible," Stewart said. "Now we have a good With a second guitarist ()Neil said she said. booking agent and we know there will be about recruited about a week betbre the Gaslighter "It started out At A yolitll .10(111144 store Called 100 to 500 people at every show. We've had the Theater show and a percussionist she -picked up" Channel One and Listed Mr three San Francisco Fringe Festival Jamie Stewart, couple of records out so now the hard part is the night before, ()Neil projected droning walls said. "Then it started here (at the f aslighter featuring musk, theater, com- pretty much over." of sound. Theater) anal we made it Min nights and added a musician Stewart said although the band has about live Casiotone for the Paintidly Alone, the tintMall midnight (movie." edy and performance art begins seven-inch records coming out over the next year, band of Owen Ashworth from Oregon, yelled for Altlutugh the festival is .1111i it ss,,uk. k. iglu a Sept. 8 and runs through Sept. Xiu Xiu's next full-length album probably will At shows thniughout the tour. said the results Ale W"tth It as lie printed to oltie 1998 Chinese film, played songs from each of 19. Tickets are $8 per show and not hit the shelves until next September. Some of From behind a podium and in front of a if the attendees. its three lull-length albums and two El's, with Xiu Xiu's seven-inch records will be split records stack of four amplifiers. Ashworth iniotered Ins hose kids have made their ..ste, st,11,,I h,,p are available by calling (415) most of the cheer-inducing pieces coming from with other bands. depressing lyrics if urban and suburban realism and Roak shirts." lie ...um -Thm ilit- 673-3847. 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A thick cloud of sweet-smelling, The black walls, floors and ceiling of the Black Gallery white smoke drifted lazily above Plaza allow the dimmed light to glimmer against cascading red, de Cesar Chavez in downtown San gold and silver wires meticulously woven into a room- lose as the crowd buzzed in anticipa- length sculpture. It starts from the right side, symbolizing tion of the on-stage arrival of popular her Asian Aineri, an family, And sweeps to the left ending ggae artist Eek-A-Mouse. with the lost Chinese side of her family. The taint aluminum intertwined with the wires sparkles 1 REVIEW in the siibdued light and is a symbol for the family of San 1,.se State University senior art major Jennifer Woo. Shaminder Dulai / Daily Staff When the 6 -foot -6-inch Eek-A- Woo said she wanted to ar. knowledge her family through her past louse arrived on stage at the Miller art arid didn't know enough about her family's From left, Robert Hwang, Suzanne Woo, Linda Lim and get in Music in the Park festival Thursday wished there Was a was no touch with her lord and David Iran attend the reception for Jennifer Woo night, an audible cheer and an aura of heritage. in Gallery 6 of the Art building at San Jose State sitality rose from the crowd. From the "I love niy family, but I can't grasp my Chinese east." University. Woo beginning of the first song to the final said "I wanted to express this feeling that I had. beat of the last, the crowd swayed to Woo's sculpture is called "Unbridged Divide: I,ost link to 1/0 said. "Ever since I was a little kid. I always loved to the rhythmic sound pumping from the ancestry" 'lie many aluminum blank squares that are inter- work with my hands." linked with the wire hang on the side of her Chinese past. Fellow weaving student Donna Pettit has worked beside public address system. Adam ifeyman / Daily Staff- The eclectic group of listeners ate On the Asian Anierican side, Woo said she hand-painted Woo and watched her create her sculpture. tip every song as if a sugar lift intaglio process and each square has a Chinese "I watched her from the start," said Pettit, who is a those songs were Vocalist Ripton Joseph Hylton, better known as Eek-A-Mouse, sings his the sweetest sounds on earth. People character to represent each family member. kinesiology graduate student. "I was fascinated with the unique style of reggae music Thursday evening at from all walks of life danced together. Plaza de Cesar Chavez "It's very sad," Woo said. "There are 77 members on whole process." Complete strangers and couples were in downtown San Jose. Eek-A-Mouse has been performing since the Dad's side arid iny mom's side is tins' with 10 members, Senior spatial att major Sonia Sinton was impressed seen moving along to the musk. mid-1970s and recently has done more than 200 shows per year. including my morn." with Woo's interpretation and said because of SJSUA The crowd ranged front the In the middle of the sculpture, the wire begins to unravel. diversity many people can relate. old to the young and across many many ot his most popular songs, but In addition to the original music 'I hat is the bridge between her Asian past and present and "I think it's very: interesting." Simon said. "It addresses a nationalities and races. This festival really began to shine when he let I, arse rut Eek A -Mouse, the crowd had the is mostly wired in silver. lot of issues students face And it's also well done. She did a music Was frilly a melting pot ot with one of his signan ire rounds id option of purchasing a wide variety lite past is connected with a few strands of wire that tie great job of presenting her oincept in an aesthetic way" American culture. There were white illipn wised Is ft, s This combination ot food and drinks, including pizza, into her Asian Anierican family. Senior and Bachelors of Fine Arts student Rita Poster grandmothers, middle-aged black kept the nova its toes hecallse they burritos and gyros. Beer and wine "It's vacuous - di this emptiness and you see the bridge came to Woo's reception and brought her family olen, S.iling I lispanic teenagers arid never kilns what wa next. were also for sale. provided that between the past and present disappearing." said Woo about "I think it's breathtaking. I think it's a really riverini nist about Any othet type ot person one This spontaneity has hei:ortie A the purchaser was at least 21 years the divide between these bridges. red and gold are was to express what she is saying in her artist statement. imagine. signature ot all of Eek- A Mouse's at Av. important in China's :ulnae." Foster said. "It is visually spectacular and :onceptually it's When asked about the show, Don- perforitian, es. As A pioneer ot the En,id and drink were not the only Woo said she has been blessed with wonderful family really astute." ald Nelson San Jose said, "Himestly treciaying 'using his as art things for sale at the festival. Mans' members and those colors symbolize luck and good things. Foster's daughter, who is in the seventh grade. said she "1 um,' to they're all there," Woo I .lon't even .oine tor the music. I lost instrument. Fek A Nlouse ha. made people were openly seen selling and share this with them understood the message, and Foster said that Wm's me' :ike being with the .rowd." his sit, Ws led crowd 'leasers smoking marijuana. All of this as - said, pointing to het Asian American side. "It's dedicated to sage was personal yet universal. Evers time Eek- A Mouse asked Alter every song, the crowd let cuffed while law enforcement officers my family it will be meaningful. It lets them know how "I understand the longing to your past." Adieu Sh.ukey said. how the crowd was doing in his ,rut a genkiine k beer In torn, after stood iust feet away. important they are to toe." Warren Woo, older brother ot Jennifer Woo. said he distinctive. high pitched nasal voice. evers imind of vid Erk I....cry aspect of the show, front the The sculpture took one semester and the slimmer to didn't think her decision to change careers was financially the crowd responded with a boisterous Nliruse gained more energy and food to the music, lent itself to a feel - coniplete, and she took one month off behire she finalized responsible. but didn't want her to regret never trying art. ,iproar. seemed As it he attacked the next good atmosphere that was apparent on it, W io said. "It's a very concrete representation of her teelings about While Eck A Mouse ripped song with noire vigor than the last. the smile on many people's faces. "I was feeling burned out and tired, And I didn't want the distance of our family: ties in China," Warren said about through his songs, the crowd and This was apparent in his sweat San Jose State University student to lose illy inspiration." Woo said. "I wanted to come back the sculpture. "There's a lot of meaning behind it and it performer acted As one. drenched shirt. Nick Andersen. a sopleino ire reneshed and inspired to finalize the embellished part." not hard to understand." Woo said she has a Bachelors at Arts degree in Spanish and the sculpture. but would As the show n died on. it WAS All John lames of Oakland said, ".1 he said, "1 canie tc look at all the Woo said she would never sell parent that Eek A -Molise Was playing :1/41iiiice is an unrivaled pertooner I've girls. but when I heard the music and sc. irked with at risk kids then worked five sears in the high tech love to see it in a MUSelitli And totes to visually express .1 .MI1,1110111 ot planned sets and been listening to his ninsi, situ e the saw the crowd. I Was solid It uys it ...ltiStTS As a Web designer before she found what she loves herself through art. unrehearsed "treets les." Ile played ear Is great shriVi.- -1 said, .1 I, o-e or Forget this stuff: I needed to explore." She whispered, "It's a love affair" LLLL

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1: L ATHLETES I continuedfrom Goodman added that many of Koppel page 1 the athletes who were not admitted Drive me ... and Academic Affairs Marshall were going through or had already Rose said that SJSU has 187 general gone through that process. respects exceptions that it can use however Both Goodman and Bell say they want to and has another 188 they have been working together to tions that are designated for smooth out the process. di ntaged students who may "We all have the same objective," 'Daily Show' have learning disabilities. Bell said. "We want to do what's best One misconception about special for the students and the university." Associated Press admissions is that they only apply to Bell said that one thing the athletes, SJSU acting 'President Don athletic department had to do was NEW YORK Take it from Ted Kassing said. continue to improve the recruiting Koppel: Not only does the venerable "Special admits aren't just for process and improve the quality of "Nightline" anchor like Jon Stewart, athletes," Kassing said. "They could the students being recruited. his satirical fake news counterpart be football players, music majors, "It's important that we recruit the he even thinks he's important. business majors." best possible students in their sports, "I can't think of anything better for The CSU but they have society right now than a program like Web site defines to be talented Jon's that says things with humor that a special admit as academically quite literally we cannot say," Koppel a student "who "It's important that too," Bell said Tuesday, after taping an appear- is not otherwise said, adding ance on Stewart's Comedy Central eligible" and can we recruit the best that all the program, "The Daily Show. include disadvan- student Koppel and Stewart started what taged students possible students in athletes who appeared to some to be an old-media- and those with were accepted vs.-new-media smackdown during the "special talents their sports..." met NCAA Democratic National Convention. such as athletic or requirements. But they say their back-and-forth musical abilities." "We which started during Stewart's July However, this didn't ask for appearance on Koppel's "Nightline" semester, many of Chuck Bell, anyone to be was never the "blood feud" some the special admit SJSU athletic director admitted who took it to be. cases were initially didn't meet "We thought we were being very, denied. NCAA re- very funny, but apparently not, Kop- Goodman said quirements," I )ailv Staff / Shaminder Dulai pel said Tuesday. Mary Do, a prospective San Jose State University student, waits for a ride outside of the Student the reason many Bell said. During the July broadcast, Koppel Services Center Tuesday. of the athletes were not admitted Bell said that in the past, had noted that "a lot of television was because their applications were students who did not meet NCAA viewers, more, quite frankly, than I'm incomplete. requirements, referred to as prop 48 comfortable with, get their news from" "There were no transcripts or test students, have been admitted, but Stewart. scores," Goodman said. "In some that SJSU didn't ask for those types The two then debated whether hu- Lawsuit over Botox side effects goes to trial cases, there was no documentation. of admissions any longer. morists or journalists had more leeway resume Wednesday. generated $564 million an We cannot admit students who Associated Press "The (University of California to get to the truth of news stories, with Allergan and Klein have denied Allergan in 2003. cannot verify what's on their ap- the comedian insisting his role was to LOS ANGELES - Trial began the allegations in the suit. Allergan plication. system) has higher requirements Medavov is the wife of Mike be "the dancing monkey." in a lawsuit that claims Botox treat- spokeswoman Stephanie Fagan de- "We have to verify self-reported than the CSU system," Bell said. "It ledavoy, h 3, mner chairman of Tuesday, Koppel said "it never was ments caused breathing problems, clined to discuss specifics of the case information," he said. if we can't varies from state to state and from Tri-Star Pictures and a one-time a debate. Jon and I agree. I think Jon fever, fatigue and severe muscle pain Tuesday but said Botox has been used verify self-reported information, school to school." lit id agent wit., has been Stewart is to the coverage of news in the wife of a former movie studio safely and effectivek fiir 15 rears. then we can't admit them. The athletic department and the credited with helping the careers of That what a good editorial cartoon is." ch eL Klein's attorney, Steve Fraser, tiild was the case with many of these academic department will continue actress Jane Fonda and nu ivie direc- Not that Koppel's ready to jump The suit on behalf of 45 -year-old hi IN Aell[1.11 iii.11, that MedAVOy athletes." to work with one another over the tors Steven Spielberg and Francis into the Stewart school of giving the Irma Medavoy claims she suffered hid her symptoms years before she Any special admit student who corning months to smooth out the rt Copp news. After drawing laughs with some the symptoms after Beverly Hills received the init., non.. wasn't admitted initially can still ask process. 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14 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2004 'Ex, SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 9 V( Volleyball set to open against Dons A's storm White Sox 7-2 we didn't need it because we had some Associated Press good pitching performances. Any By Emmanuel Lopez "We don't want to make it about 'who's the best injury I have I'm going to try to play Daily Staff Writer player on the team,' " Shull said. "We're trying CHICAGO Enough talk about making through since were heading down the to emphasize it a team effort. Our team the Oakland Athletics' "Big Three." has a lot of players who all have something to stretch." The San Jose State University volleyball team is Rich Harden's ready to make it the Carlos Lee hit a solo homer and getting set to kick off the contribute." 2004 season with a short "Four Aces." drove in both runs for the White Sox, trip up U.S. Highway 101 to take on the University of Harden pitched seven solid innings who have gone 12-24 since being 10 San Francisco. The Dons' European Vacation Tuesday night to help the Oakland games over .500 on July 24 and owning WOMEN'S VOLLYIBALL Athletics win their eighth straight Choate expects the Dons to be more prepared a half-game lead over the Minnesota game, a 7-2 victory over the Chicago Twins in the AL Central. coming into tonight's game. White Sox. Aug. 10 Kotsay gave Harden an early lift, From through 21, the Dons played exhibi- "I think things are going well out tion matches against teams leading off the game with a triple in the Czech Republic, the there lately so I'm not taking too many BACrigiEvv Slovak Republic, Hungary and Austria as part of the off Felix Diaz and scoring on Eric chances," Harden said, who blanked l/SE Volleyball European Tour. Chavez's sacrifice fly for a 1-0 lead. NOTEBOOK Baltimore over eight innings in his last On the other hand, the Spartans have "Rich has really matured and is going only been start. "I got plenty of early outs, which The game will take place at 7 p.m. tonight at the practicing together for two weeks, Choate said. to help us heading towards the playoffs," War is important for keeping my pitch Memorial Gym. The Dons are coming off a 2003 season where they Kotsay said. "Pitching is going to be the "I'm just really excited to finally get the season count down." went 23-8 overall, setting a new school record for most focus of this team so it's our job to give started," said senior middle blocker Dana Rudd. The A's matched their longest win- wins in a single season, and 7-7 in the West Coast them a lead to work with." Head coach Craig Choate, entering his 12th ning streak of the Conference. USE finished fourth in the season and won for The Athletics scored three times in season, is two victories short obis 200th win as coach WCC and secured a berth in the NCAA the 13th time in 14 games. They also the second. Bobby Crosby hit an H31 for SJSU. tournament, the first in school history extended their lead in the AL West to double and Kotsay followed with a "Coaches don't really keep track of milestones," One of the Dons' record-setting three games after the Boston Red Sox two-run double for a 4-0 lead. Choate said. "When I got to 100 wins, I had no victories came on Sept. 2, 2003 at the San Jose defeated the Anaheim Angels 10-7. Diaz (1-4) pitched 5 2-3 innings, concept of what happened until I got the game ball the Event Center, where the Harden (9-5) won his sixth straight allowing six runs on eight hits. He next day. (Reaching 200 wins) will come soon enough Dons defeated the Spartans 30-25, 30-20 and 30-28. decision and has not lost since a 10-3 struck out five and and dwelling on it is ridiculous." Cara Bowyer / Daily Stiff' Choate said it is difficult to properly scout another walked two. In team so early in the season, especially one featuring defeat at Anaheim on June 21, a span 26 2-3 innings as a starter, Din has Sophomore defensive specialist Jessie Shull agreed San Jose State University volleyball setter of 13 starts. with her coach and added it would many new players or first-time starters. allowed 29 earned runs. just be better to get Kristina Conrad sets up a pass during practice He allowed one run on four hits and the two wins as soon as possible. The Dons have only one returning starter from The White Sox have spent the Tuesday afternoon. retired 11 of his last 12 batters. He struck "We just want to get (Choate's 200th win at SJSU) last year's team, sophomore outside hitter Theresa entire season trying to find a reliable out five and did not walk a over and done with," Shull said. "Then we can just Rudd said. "We won't worry about what's going on Hart. Hart racked up 277 kills in the 2003 season and batter. fifth starter and White Sox manager focus on putting together a good season." with the other side of the net. Our main goal this earned an All-WCC team honorable mention. "That lastball he's got is so tree Ozzie Guillen is having a tough time Choate said his main concern at the moment is season is to minimize the mistakes we make." "Right now each team is still trying to feel the and easy and he is able to go out there watching the auditions. getting the team prepared for the season. Choate said that he would use this game to evalu- other out and also to get their team together," Choate and do what he wants with it because "This is 'take-five' for Felix and we "Practice is so much different from a real game," ate each of his players. said. he throws so hard," said White Sox got the same result, and this is like Choate said. "There's a lot of nervous energy on the "No coach is super confident about their starting Choate said the Spartans aren't the least bit intimi- catcher Ben Davis. 'take-12' for the fifth starters," said floor. You just try your hest to make sure that the team team," Choate said. "Some people are talented athletes dated about facing USF in a hostile road environment, Adam Melhuse went 3-for-4 with Guillen. "It's hard to watch the guy is prepared for the game." but don't perform so well under pressure. I'm looking where the Dons compiled a 6-3 record last season. a home run and Mark Kotsay finished you have so much confidence in before Rudd, who led the team last season in blocks with to see who will remain cool under pressure." Shull believes the Spartans are up to the chal- a home run short of the cycle despite a you call him up." 83, said that the team is more occupied with how they Shull, who recorded double-digit figures in digs lenge. sore left knee. Oakland padded its lead in the execute in the game, rather than waiting for their in 23 out of 30 games last season, said that it was "We're not afraid." Shull said. "We always seem to "Ern not 100 percent, but I can help third inning with a pair of RBI opponents to slip up. important to make sure the team was on the same step up our energy and intensity when playing against this club win some games," Kotsay singles by Erubiel Durazo and Billy "As long as we stay focused, we should be all right," page. tough opponents." said. "I wasn't hoping for a cycle but

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_AL PAGE 10 SPARTAN DAILY N E WEDNESDAY_ SEPTEMBER 1, 2004 MOVIES I Hot spot in San Jose Immigrant What an eyesore continued from page I standpoint," she said. -Other theater, are really big and impersonal." were losing out because we couldn't Boyer said she likes going to licenses to be show them these films." Camera 12 because she likes the Now that Camera 12 is allowed to movies they show there. show any movie, it is now a destina- "There are so many other theater, tion point. Luciani said. around that show bliickbusters, she reintroduced "It's no longer, where can we see said. "Customers inight he looking "Spider-Man? Now it's let's see for a more independent theater." Associated Press what playing at Contra 12,'" she Niit all students will he going to said. "Now this will be the hot spot CallIMI Cinemas for its independent LOS ANGELES The author of in San Jose." a bill that would permit illegal immi- Jeff Bull, a graduate student Hiep Trani graduate student grants to apply for California driver's majoring in mechanical engineering, majoring in ciimputer engineering, licenses said Tuesday that he will said lie usually goes to Camera said he is not familiar with the reintroduce the measure if it is vetoed Cinemas to see alternative movies. Camera Cinemas theaters, but since by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. "I can go to any theater to see it's close to campus he would like to "I'm going to come back and do mainstream movies," he said. start watching movies there. my job," said state Sen. Gil Cedillo, Bull said he would go to Camera "NI At that (Camera 12) is show- D-Los Angeles. 12 "if they have the same imanic ing mainstream movies, it would be The state Legislature voted Friday venue." more convenient to go there," Tran to allow an estimated 2 million il- Mackenzie Boyer, a graduate said. legal immigrants to apply for licenses. student majoring in library and When asked about voluntarily Schwarzenegger immediately renewed information science, said she saw breaking "clearance" for Camera his pledge to veto the bill. "The Bourne Supremacy" at Camera 12, Nancy Klasky, vice. president of Schwarzenegger campaigned last 12, but she doesn't go there just for marketing for Century Theatres, said year against licenses for illegal im- its mainstream movies. that no one would comment on it at migrants and then pushed lawmakers "I like it more from an aesthetic the time. to repeal the law during his first weeks in office. He said it raised national security 'dawn:hit r Dulai ' Daily Staff questions because it did not distin- From loft, Coreye and Metal-Hed work on a new tune Monday evening in front of the Student Union. HORSE I Must be 'people-friendly guish between illegal immigrants and residents. Beth ore members of the local band, "Eyesore." continuedfrom page I elementary school appearances, Cedillo's bill would require Carroll said. Everybody loves horses, fingerprints, background checks and is for the horse to be people-friendly;" even felons straight out of jail want adult sponsors for applicants. FRESHMEN I still can'tfind my classes. Carroll said. "If the horse doesn't like to touch them, he said. Cedillo has received endorsements people, we don't use them." "Thirty years as a police officer from law enforcement leaders. Nu- The centaurian combo regu- continuedfrom page I "Finding my classes st f- hard," said. and nobody s ever wanted to pet my merous cities also have Slip!, 'tied it, said Alex Banares, a freshman larly patrol downtown and do many police car," Carroll said includin, oitaNlonica anti r "., least now it's out of my system." Outside of the classroom, fresh- marketing major from South San men also get involved in extracur- Beyond the all-so-important Francisco. social life lies the reason a freshman's ricular activities such as sports. "The campus is spread out a hit. parents sent them to school the Freshmen Amanda Carr, LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES classes. It's not too big so youd get lost, but it just takes a while to get to my classes." unde, :med. and Brittany Mcgrorty, a Barnett said her favorite Class is he said. nursing maim, are members of SJSU's GUARANTEED! a political science course taught by 5551111 0.1111. "I still can't find my classes." ...lid OR James Brent, associate professor of "'We have to practice two hours political science. Tiffany Ryan, a freshman nursing major. She said she manages to get to every morning and tour hours every "Coming into college I didn't class with the help of a friend. other afternoon," Carr said. WE'LL REFUND think the teachers would really care about the students, or really be that But once she's found the class, Carr and Mcgrortv are room- DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE* involved with the way we responded there is another predicament to thee. mates in 'Washburn Hall. They said to the coursework, but he seems really "My English teacher doesn't spe.tk their upstairs neighbor has a special extras interested in his students," she said. English," Ryan said. urricf II .1CiiVity. But freshmen have to find their She says she understands it we -Someilne plays basketball all day can't understand her and she wouldn't in the 11,0111 above us. All you hear is classrooms before they can attend 'sad Bp.ItI BOCE.VSle cotatts class, which can prove a challenge. be upset if we switch classes," she thump, thump, thump." Carr said. W!!ear B ack- to -CollegeA,;l Checklist

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