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Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 PARTAN DAILY CSU enrollment up; SJSU's down By Mark Steidel omy is getting better, and the num- graduate student applications, closing Spartan Daily Staff WIlh bers are back up." applications for undergraduate stu- However, SJSU has not enjoyed dents and beginning the enrollment Student recruitment increases applications In the early 1990s. the recession this prosperity. It is one of three decrease. Burton, however, said he is By Deanna Zemke tall 1997. affected virtually every industry. The CSUs that experienced a decline. encouraged by the recent enrollment Spartan Dully Staff Writer Decreasing enrollment had been decreasing enrollment, four new California State University system SJSU's enrollment has decreased by numbers and believes that SJSU is Applications for the fall 1996 a concern. people were hired in the fall of 1995 and San Jose State University were no 12.7 percent in each of the last five back on track. and spring 1997 semesters at San According to Leon Washington. to recruit students to SJSU. exceptions. years, from 29,626 in fall 1992 to "The AUL (average unit load per- Jose State University are up thanks associate vice president for Since then, the number of appli- State funding was sliced, programs 25,874 in fall 1996. student) has shown a significant in part to new recruiting methods. Enrollment Services, appointed last cations received has increased. Not were cut and CSU campuses suffered "The state cut our funds signifi- increase, our FTES (full-time equiva- Spring 1997 had a total of 6,127 September, Student Outreach and only was recruitment concentrated a systemwide enrollment drop. Now, cantly during the recession." said Edd lent students, or students with at least applicants vs. 5,889 in spring 19%, Recruitment (SOAR) has been reor- in SJSU service areas, such as Santa with the recession quickly becoming Burton, acting vice president of 15 units) numbers are up and our which is a 4 percent increase. The ganized to address the issue. Clara and San Mateo counties, but an ugly memory, CSU enrollment has Education Planning and Resources at original goals for applications were university's application target is "The goal is to stabilize enroll- recruiters were able to concentrate increased for the second consecutive SJSU. "Programs had to be down- exceeded," said Burton. The AUI. 6,200. With two more weeks of ment to where it was five years ago," on uncommon areas in the state, year. sized. We had the same amount of increased from 10.98 in 1995 to accepting applications, they are 79 said Washington. such as Southern California. To "Enrollment suffered during the students and less resources. 11.13 in 1996, he said. applications short of their goal. Fall In the fall of 1992, the number of compete with other schools, new recession," said Karen Newell Young, Something had to be done." SJSU's Enrollment Services 1996 received 19,479 applicants applications was 18.310, while in brochures were distributed to spokeswoman for the CSU Something was done in the spring Department has implemented many with a projected target of 19,80(1 for the spring of 1992 there were 8,039 See Recruitment, page 8 Chancellor's "Now, the econ- Office. 1993 when SJSU accepted only See Enrollment, page 8 Wrinkle-free Child-care invention legislation in A.S. talks eases path First meeting of the semester features campaign reform; to success removal of officer By Doug Burkhardt By Aaron Williams Spartan Daily Staff Writer Spartan Daily Staff Writer Most inventors have trouble ironing out the wrinldes in The first Associated Students meeting of the their creations. Robert Perri, an SJSU industrial design major. year Wednesday featured some impending legis- took a similar problem and won a cash prize for his portable lation, a little housekeeping and a refund offer. ironing station. The childcare center and changes in the stu- Thomas Conley, National Housewares Manufacturers dent election code were two bills which received Association president, awarded Perri $2,500 and two all- their second reading in froat, c2f the board. The expense paid trips to promote the iron at conventions. Perri's second reading is the only. time proposed amend- invention tied for first place with a portable dishwasher, beat- ments or deletions are allowed to be debated by ing out 200 other entries. the board. Both bills passed to a third reading at Perri recently returned from the first trip, a four-day jaunt the next board meeting. to Chicago, this month. He used his prize money to pay the If a bill is passed in the third reading it travel expenses for his wife, Renae, and their two-year-old becomes enacted as legislation. daughter, Brenna. The board debated changes in Bill 70 that In Chicar, an international event open to buyers and sell- dealt with who would be on the operating com- ers, including K-Mart, Rubbermaid, Black & Decker, Singer, mittee, fee levels and budgets and what programs Braun and General Electric, was held. will be offered at the proposed childcare center. "There were a number of job offers there," Perri said. "Over A.S. president Jerry Simmons said the center, 105 countries came to the convention, and they were all pret- slated for construction on the Eighth Street ty impressed with my iron. employee parking lot, is moving forward. More "There was a lot of interest from the people at Singer, Black than $1 million has been collected to date & Decker and Sunbeam. A company called Hamilton Beach through the AS fee increase students approved gave me work building ergonomic iron models, and the presi- two years ago. dent of Singer, Mark McGuiness, was so impressed he intro- Proposed changes in the AS election code duced himself personally." ranged from absentee ballots to filing deadlines. Perri began work for Hamilton Beach for the prototypes The board proposes moving the filing date for but his patent is still pending. candidacy to be publicized from the current 10 "I don't want to spend my whole life to develop and mar- school days to 20 days prior to the deadline. The ket this one product," Perri said. "But a list of people want to board also proposed sending an absentee ballot manufacture it. I am waiting by the phone until something m all students who are off campus at election materializes." time. 'this concerned controller Adrain According to Perri, his SJSU industrial design instructor Rodriquez, who questioned the financial ramifi- Del Coats was a huge influence throughout the entire project. cations of the absentee ballots. "Actually the whole thing started out ass class assignment," Business Affairs Director Chris Constantin Perri said. "Del uses his own design theories. He has his own disagreed with Rodriquez' concerns. vocabulary. Basically, I used his technology structure with sur- "The money spent on them (absentee ballots) veys which showed that the market wanted something new and will he insignificant, probably $500 to $1,000," innovative. The market was bored of the same old iron." Gorman!' said. "Is is important that all students "It was a project-assignment to design a housewarc item. are given a chance to vote." He was also taking an ergonomics class where I gave the whole If the election code legislation is passed it will class an iron to design," said Coats, who is also the Associate take effect in the 1997-98 school year and won't I )irec tor of the Siliion Valley Ergonomics Institute. affect the upcoming March elections. "Robert went the extra Iiit and made a board and every- Mary Turlotte, Director of Intercultural thing. I could tell from early on in the project that he had a Affairs, was dismissed from the board by a unan- good chance of winning an award," Coats said. imous vote for attendance problems. Coats instructed the class to use marketing surveys to dis- The board also voted to agree with the Smith PHOTO BY BRANDON GARCIA Spartan Daily cover what industrial designs consumers would most likely use. vs. the University of California Board of Regents l'crri said he was looking fig a way to simplify the task of iron- for an old household appliance. The court case regarding the use of fees collected by ing and fulfill buyers' needs. lie innovated a 30-degree angled SJSU Industrial design student Robert Perri shows off his award-winning design Station is compact enough for dorm rooms and cluttered houses for those busy, messy people. the Associated Students on public university See Invention, page 8 Cordless Ironnig See Meeting, page 8

Scrutinizing Floods bring $7 million in damage co/minis! Tomorrow By Kim Skolnick San Jose and leaving parks and homes and parks are being repaired, she said. since it was that bad," Lazzarini said. answers' your VMS- Spartan Daily Staff Writer See how the SJSU covered in water, said San lose city "My kids go to /Wider The flooding caused some concern lions about SJSU officials. Elementary over by over health safety in one San Jose basketball teams 1 he rain has stopped and the low Page 2 creeks have receded. leaving San Jose "We are in clean- Coyote Creek," said neighborhood near the Happy fare tonight with $7 million in property damages up phase," said J. Jeanne Lazzarini, a San IIollow Park and 1.00, said against the Hawaii Lindsey Wolf, "...it's been Jose resident. "Their Manhcim. A neighborhood sewer Cinequest and a 111.iSIVC cleaning job. Rainbows According to Torn Manheim, spokeswoman for the 25 years whole parking lot was pump Was flooded when Coyote 140 al film festival spokesman for the Depanment of Department of under water. It Was like Creek overflowed and city officials opens tonight with Environmental since it what looking at a lake." feared that the water could be conta- Environmental Services, real property international movies :1,v/ damages amount to just under $2 Services. The city of that bad." A stale 01 emer- minated. million for private property and $5 San Jose is using gency was declared "We were not sure whether or not Page 5 million for publicly held buildings. street sweepers and Sunday night and rati- we had a problem," Manhcim said. by the City "We tested the water and found that Diving champ These numbers refer only to dam- other equipment to Jeanne Lazzarini, fied age to structures, and they do not clear debris and mud Council on Tuesday it was no different than flood water in Spartan diver San Jose resident in an effort other areas. 'there is no extraordinary include contents. from the streets afternoon earn.', .spot at NCAA Dumpsters will he to ensure that affected contamination connected with any The weekend storms brought regional tournament heavy rainfall to the eastern side of the provided at no cost in residents would be eli- one neighborhood." Santa Clara Valley, flooding areas flooded areas for the collection of gible for public assistance. 'the only other people whir should Page 6 along Coyote Creek in South Central damaged belongings and the roads "People told me it's been 25 years See Weather, page 8 Thursday, January 30, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Peer Education Program enlightens community he shackles of AIDS ignorance and stand how this disease is contracted and as an opportunity to raise sexual maturity brave souls at the Health Center. Perhaps sexual dysfunction were loosened an unbiased view of how to enjoy a physi- levels. they realized that in the mini-victory of the when SJSU's Peer Education cal demonstration of love. Editorial Now maybe others will use this as a decline of AIDS infections among gay white Program used positive, life-affirming knowl- The program also used laughter to bat- beginning to a safer sexual lifestyle. men, the numbers of infected heterosexual edge as the key to unlocking the awful tle against the ignorance, which is a pow- The Condom Co-op in the Health women and minorities is rising: the war is specter of AIDS-related deaths. erful move. students should follow the non-discriminat- Building provides condoms at a low cost. far from over. We applaud the efforts of the Peer 'the use of sex-tae-toe, while on the sur- ing path that the Peer Education Program with educational information on how to use There is a direct correlation between the gay men and the gay com- Education Program which sets out to edu- face may appear inappropriately flippant, is WS, condoms effectively. This opportunity for drop in infected

cate SJSU community on the advantages of a Herculean stand against the true evils: Sexual awkwardness and ignorance are students to purchase preventative tools is a munity's open-minded education of its own safer sex. ignorance. fear and loathing. the tools of death in this insipid disease brave stance that some may label inappro- and others. The program was a frank, straightfor- AIDS crosses all lifestyle lines and is known as AIDS. priate. ward effort ensuring that students under- non-discriminating. College educators and Bravo to the Peer program for seeing this There is no social waffling among those

AIDS education still TV ratings system needed despite useless for viewers

drop in death rate Children in the United States are, on average, first decline if All )!ot deaths 11.411011WIdc 111 two exposed to an estimated 8,000 murders and Tliedecades doesn't mean we are released from the 100,000 acts of violence on television by the danger of the virus. tunic they complete elementary school, according to a The New York city's Health Department reported a congressional finding in Sec.551 Parental Choices in 30 percent drop in AIDS-related deaths last year. Television Programming. New York has about one-sixth of all U.S. AIDS cases Now, after years of grave concern by parents, educa- and attributed 5,000 deaths to the disease in 1996. In tors and child advocacy groups, television executives both 1994 and 1995, 7,000 people in New York died of have implemented a ratings system to categorize TV AIDS. programs based on their appropriateness for viewers of We shouldn't be content with the drop. The statistics various ages. But, is this the answer to our nation's raise two main problems. dilemma over television programming or an attempt to One is the mental support system for people infected avoid conflict with the Federal Communications by HIV. AIDS deaths leveled Commission? off mostly bet AUSC new drugs, Although television execu- which hit the market in early tives say it will take time to 1996, succeeded in prolonging iron out all of the kinks in the the lives of sick people. new system, one thing remains Protease inhibitors are the certain: The ratings system is most powerful of the new med- far from perfect. ication available to fight AIDS. One imperfection is the fact The new drugs stop the repro- that programs with similar duction of HIV by blocking content are receiving different ratings. For example, CBS has the protease enzyme needed. WRITER'S FORUM People with 111V now seem WRITER'S FORUM rated "Late Night With David By Yasuko Letterman" as a TV-PG show, By Tiffany to live longer. Maintaining the Sanchez quality of life for people with Agawa which means that "parental 111V should be our r11:1111 (011- guidance is suggested," while cern, along with developing new drugs. NBC's leading competitor, "The Tonight Show With While the number of infected white gay men is Queries to Spartan Scrutiny Jay Leno," has received a stricter rating of TV-14, which decreasing, the it iintber of All IS deaths among is for programs "many parents would find unsuitable for heterosexual women arid members of minority groups is What happened to KSJS' sunny disposition? children under 14." teasing. Another problem is that the six categories that were ins Whatever happened Re-pt trts in France show that the 111V virus has spread to that large KSJS painting the Business Tower. devised by an industry committee are too vague to warn t Hugh Gillis Hall? It was a nice change from open at 7 a.m. weekdays unprotected sex, the sharing of intra Qa. the As for operating hours, all parents or viewers about potentially harmful material. primarily through drab turquoise wall it covered. but close at different hours. 'The HGH station closes at venous needles and infected blood transfusions. Critics, such as the National PTA and the American and bisexual white men 5:30 p.m. MacQuarrie's closes at 7:30 p.m. and BT's at Medical Association, say ratings based on the Motion The rate drop aiming gay A. According to Sharon probably means that they Jennings, the KSJS-FM gen- 9 p.m. Picture Association of America's system won't provide -- eral manager, the large painting was up much longer Another Jazzland employee said stations open longer parents with sufficient : were aware of the danger ow,050052O7.45WORMataiggeld01~ of transmiSSIOn and than the three months it was intended. AI niost a year are located near buildings holding several night classes. information. longer. It was taken down to be recycled in the theater's While the bet Arlie 1110re (AMU They say the system is 7 scene sheep about a week after the end of the Eill 19% Because becoming just what they number of 11et Muse: 111C disease was wrongly thought to be semester. Haye a question about some department's policies? there has hoped it wouldn't. Many infected white spread exclusively among Jennings said the sunny-faced artwork, which was Wondering where to go, whom to call or how to shows have been rated the-nt. illustrated by someone named Aladdin, was barely hold- go about getting answers to what troubles you? been no real TV-PG, such as, gay men is On the other hand, oth- ing up against weather and slight van- Maybe you're curious about a particular explanation "Seinfeld" and "General decreasing, ers seem to take an opti- dalism. It was peeling and had poles building's history. Hospital." Because there mistic view that they are poked in it. If you're Is there something here this semester that given for what has been no real explana- the number of not in danger of getting the Jennings adds that though the was not before and you want to know what tion given for what the painting rosy be gone, its intention unsure about happened to the status quo? the system system considers objec- AIDS-related More heterosexual will be carried over into other atten- a campus If you're unsure about a campus entity's tionable, the ratings sys- blacks were diagnosed with tion-getting projects. activities Or ',Mr curious about why some considers tem seems doomed to deaths among AIDS in 1995 than white Just as the theater has a marquee, entity's thing is or isn't, send us your questions. objectionable, become useless. gay and bisexual men, Jennings is thinking of having some- Maybe we can help. Television executives heterosexual thing similar for the radio station. She the Opinion page will resean hers said. In 19%, activities or Every Thursday the ratings should try listening to women and number or diagnosed also would like to see the wall that just curious run readers' questions and provide practical what viewers want. black women alone might Aladdin's art formerly covered have a answers. system seems According to an article in members of have out no inhered t he permanent sign so passers-by will about Send your campus-related questions via doomed to the San Jose Mercury minority number of gay and bisexii know that the radio station is located fax (408) 924-3282 or letter to Spartan News, the Center for al white men. in Hugh Gillis something, Scrutiny, Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. become Media Studies released the groups is Most people know what Please keep letters brief, and be sure to results of a Roper poll, All is and how the virus Q. Arc the Janland coffee counters send us your provide a phone number. Include your useless. which indicated that 73 increasing. is transmitted. AIDS edu only at San Jose State University? questions. major if you're a student or your job title if percent of parents prefer a cation should place an Also, why do they seem to close AI you're faculty or staff. system that labels content, emphasis on recognizing different times? We'll try to answer as many of your while IS percent prefer programs rated by age levels. questions as possible. that people r an be easily infected. Because people tend to have very different opinions A. Yes, but not for long. According to a Jazzland The dreadful and LOA 111111s Will OM disappear. We about what is acceptable television programming, it is employee, the company must find ways to deal with it. is planning to open a whole Questrom generated and compiled by William jerk, the only logical to adopt a ratings system that includes more shop in San Francisco on the Embareadero, hopefully Spartan lJatiy Features Editor. ,Spartan Scrutiny will detailed information about a program's intensity. in the slimmer. appear Thursdays, pending reader interest Yasuko Agawa If a Spartan Daily Staff Writer Viewers will then have enough information about tele- There arc three Jazzland stations tin campus: Hugh vision programming to make educated decisions. Gillis Hall, MacQuarrie Hall and the west entrance to Trffirny Sanchez Is a Spartan Daily Staff-Writer.

SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Teaching African American children Mt, Wt1,t0tIgItAl ',01,11.t. t A It!, I 410149 Quito 9.74 1280 policies nod SJSUSDIDad lion Executive Editor airy lee Re/../1.. ,,ri. encouraged to Mucus Walton is one of this nation's essential tasks Managing Editor STAFF WItrTERS expo., dwell.. .Ives tin tho Opinion Production Editor Larolyn Gerstman raw with a I.. Or to the Editor or rasuito Agawri, Melanie Balangice, Genoa Harrow, AS did 16th Century philoso- Photo Editor lay I Clendenin t 'amain. View point editorial page of the Doug Burkhardt. Andrew W Davis, Deco F ehley Tlie Opinion Editor Christine MIc liar as A Letter to the Editor is a 200- Daily has often been an phers, whether women have James S Gunsalus. I any Hernandez. Ira la Letter to the Editor Sports Editor Dustin Shekell word response to an issue or point souls? Would you argue whether Herrera, Andy fix, Andrew Hussey, fMnros Knight us nmitigAted disaster. I Assistant Sports EdNor Matt Roma; of view that him appeared in the or not Mexican Americans Kimberly Lamke, Gloria Magana, Paul was hoping that this semester Chief Photographer Sean Galvin Spartan Matarangas, Cindy Milian. Terri K Milner. Puna Daily should be allowed to come to Entertainment Editor Shane ems A Campus Viewpoint is a 480. would prove to be different, but 1 Nair, Vic kibeiro, !Many Sanchez. Jana Seshadri, Features Editor William Jeske word eseay elm already disabused of that SJSU? Susan Shaw, Kim Skolnick. Ronda Studer. Mark on current campus, It seems Campus Editor Rowena 1 Milladn Teaching African American Steidel, Laura Vanni. Aaron Williams, Allison political or social louse notion. Downtown Editor I aura L azzarini Suhinissions hermit. the proper- children to succeed in American icitici csis Wright. Deanna /mike Wednesday's editorial page that the Copy Editor I ty of the Spartan Daily and may ho discussion of s is .1 prime society is one of the most impor- Sr. Staff Writer Mike traphagen ThitrIXX:RAPH11414 edited fur clarity, grimmer, 51..1 mai length Subrnimions muirt example. 1 he question posed to editorial tant tasks our nation faces. Can Advertising Director Krishna Harenbrugge Max Pet here, Ronda Bradford. Ara Crabb contain the author's Ebonies help? That's the real Art Director ',acc, Devins Brandon Garcia, Brenna Jennison, David name, the editorial stall arid the public addrees, phone number, engine staff can't Retail Manager lirishne Nedaisch Luchansky. Dona Nichols, Andrew Nielsen - was "Should Ebonics be regarded question. Manager lenniler Yornogida tore and major. National Charles Slay. Lea taurieue as a legitimate language?" formulate Critics such as Dona Nichols Entertainment Manager Jushile 5,ecs Submiunms may he put in the and others need to learn how to Downtown Manager Shantel Scheeler GRAPHK7S loiters to the Editor hot at the As posed, here's what the

Marketing Manager Kyle Benner Tim Burke Spartan Daily office in Dwight question really asks: "Should questions address the real issues (instead of Marketing Assistard Sandy Wong Bente] Hall Roam 209, unt hy fan Ebonies the spoken language quoting patronizing examples Retail Account Executives Avanhka Ahuta, ADVISEM to 1405I 924-X237 or melted to the aren't Chitin Kao, Charlie of many African Americans be that about baby talk and talk show Mary Chan. Chris Fisher, Advertising Spartan Dolly Opinion Editor, Kwan, Chen Hui lee Sylvia Sanchez, filen So School of Journaliam and Man. regarded as a legitimate lan- hosts), and the editorial staff Entertainment Account Executives Jesus derogatory Editorial Commumeationg, Rren Jose State guage?" needs to learn what questions are Gartca, Deanna (Aso!, Jon Fsazza. Sarah itniversity, One Wuhington Store, ,rriterte, Do the editors really wish to and which are worth asking and how we should Wheeler Jan Shaw Square, San lone-, CA 96192.0149 Account Executives Dank) phrase those questions. Downtown Photo Editeelale are written by, and discuss whether or not many Arguello Carissd Brayrrsei, Men Chen, Susan Jim *Nay re the contemn., of, the African Americans are legitimate worth asking. Medved Spartan Daily et-Store, not the Professor Bill Meredith Artists Judy lung. Joseph du, Mike Kaspar, or illegitimate in their speech? staff. Anne Wheaton (It's little wonder that many crit- School of Music and Dance Publishod opinions and adver- can't formulate questions that News Room 408 924 3280 Fu. 408 924 3182 Adonlising 408 924 3270 tisementa dv not necesitanly reflect ics find such questions racist in aren't derogatory and which are Spartan CUSPS/509-4801 is published every school day for dull academe Dolr the news of the Spartan Daily, the origin). year, $25 and Isemestell SIS Periodic postage paid at San Jose and additional worth asking. Ii School of Journaliem and Mn. an a remainder of semester basis It seems that the editorial staff Would you once again debate, maling offices Mail subscriptions accepted Communications or S.Ist Saniose State POSTMASTER Send address changes to the Spartan Daily. San Jose State DAJ-IVEROTY Urwersily, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, 951920149

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door SOCLCI today through Friday, February ". Women's center Music UstenIng Hour Phi Gamma Delta races 'karts I he listening Hour will host Chamber Come porn Phi Gamma Delta for A hair raising Gay, lesbian club meets MusicMu Phi Epsilon honors students performing go-kart trip. The Fin house is located at 565 S. 5th I he Gay, lesbian and Bisexual .Alliance will he I laydn and Brahms in the Concert Hall of the Music St. For additional information, call E. Turner at holds open house 12:30-1:15 p.m. The Women's Resource Center will hold an open having a meeting from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in the Building from 293-3454. house today from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Guadalupe room of the Student Union. Administration Building in Room 217. Come join Hispanic business group to meet Multicultural sorority has info Business Association will meet at in the celebration and see how people can come Scuba Club gets together I he Hispanic Conic check out Signu Theta Psi's multicultural Chambers. For more infor- together to share in painting a new picture for The Scuba Club will meet at 12:00 p.m. in SPX 9 in the Council sorority information table from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. women. According to Elizabeth Tirado, Co. 77. For more information, contact Sonya at 924- mation about the meeting, page Maribel at 397- today at the Student Union. Coordinator of the Women's Resource Center, the 7810. 6993. KSJS needs team members center will promote diversity. "The center is important because people, both IFTAR Christian unity service at chapel San Jose State University's radio station. KSJS, Muslim association hosts l'hr Catholic Campus Ministry Episcopal men and women, will now have a place," said The Muslim Students Association will host needs you! Visit its information table in the Student Canterbury Community is holding "A Service For Tirado. Contact her at 924-6500 for more informa- IFTAR tonight from 5-7 p.m. in the Almaden room Union from today until January 31 to learn more Christian Unity" at the Spartan Memorial Chapel, tion. of the Student Union. about how to become a part of their team. Building 18 from 12:30 -1:00 p.m. At the weekly Mariachi lessons offered tonight Business frat hosts speaker Canterbury meetings. guest speakers will discuss top- Twist the night away, tonight ics about faith and how it affects a student's life. Learn iii ing and play manakin music at the Delta Sigma Pi, the Professional Coed Business Interested in twisting the night away? Then, come 'Twister Night with SJSU Mariachi Workshop tonight from 7-9:30 p.m. Fraternity, will be having the owner of the Tied to Beta Theta Pi Fraternity 's See Delta Sigma Pi on interviews will in the Music Building. House as a guest speaker at today's meeting. The Alpha Omicron Pi tonight at 7 p.m. The event Conte see Delta Sigma Pi at their information booth Business event begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Guadalupe Room of be held at 282 S. 10th St., across from the in front of the Student t 'mon to get a leg up on cor- the Student Union. Call 378-2034 for additional Tower. Call Bryce DeVincenzi at 993-9655, for Have lunch and a Bible today porate interviews. They will be there daily from 8:00 information. more information. The Lutheran Student Fellowship will be holding a.m.-6:00 p.m. until January 31. a Bible brown bag lunch in the Montalvo room in the Student Union from 1-2 p.m. Have pizza, meet Phi Chi Theta Business students meet clubs Phi Chi Theta is having a meet the chapter pizza Compiled by Tiffany Sanchez The Executive Council of Business Students pre- night at the Spartan Pub at 6:00 p.m. Call F.ddie at Spartan Dai6 Staff Writer AS holding basketball signup sents meet the business clubs from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 or E-Mail him at [email protected] Associated Student Campus Recreatnin will be 923-1754 p.m, at the garden level of the Business Quad. taking sign-ups for five-on -five basketball and out- for more information. School receives $200,000 Hearst Endowment guest lecturers and guest lecturers will often either about $10,000 a year to pay for guest The current grants bring By Ivan F. Bergman interest generated by investing the munications, said the the total Spartan Daily Staff Writer $200,000 grant to pay the expenses of will be from a wide variety of special- pay for a portion of their expenses, or lecturer expenses. number of endowments to 20. The professional journalists chosen as ists dealing with all aspects of media. waive compensation for their expens- The first Hearst Foundation funding will be received some time The William Randolph Hearst guest lecturers. Individual schools They will be volunteering their time es entirely. Blase said he expects to use Endowments were granted in 1990. within the next few months. Foundation awarded San Jose State decide the selection of the guest lec- University's school of journalism and turers and implementation of the pro- mass communications a $200,000 gram. grant earmarked for guest lecturers. Ken Blasé, SJSU director of the Hearst foundation directors school of journalism and mass corn- approved endowments in December to the journalism schools at San Jose State University, Indiana University, Syracuse University and Florida A& M. The endowments have been estab- lished at professional journalism schools that train journalists to WST become professionals in the working world, not just in theoretical commu- nications, said Thomas Eastham, vice president and western director of the Registration Don Stotter, ENTERTAINMENT TIME-OUT Hearst Foundation. "The breadth of (San Jose State Deadline: LARIOUS!" University's) program and the matu- liRoDNEy rity level of its programs was very per- AT suasive," said Fastham. Jan. 31,1997 schools use the IAUGHIKM journalism 'A The

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ously impossible because of initial time or American culture, and culture around the Wookiee" comment in "The Simpsons." The money limitations. Star Wars creator George globe, that the Star Wars film series has had. Star Wars 'Frilogy is one of the first film I.ucas has said that the films will he closer to "Star Wars," which was made for $10.3 mil- series popular enough to support a line of his original vision. lion, is currently the fourth highest -grossing action figures. PHOTO COURTESY OF 20TH CENTURY FOX For those of you who are Amish or have film of all time, having earned $322,740,394 Joseph Pred, a senior in psychology, plans Ben Kenobl (Alec Guiriess) wields the lightsabe r, the powerful weapon of the Jedi Knights. been living under a geologic formation for domestically. The characters and concepts of on seeing the new trilogy. "It's an epic," he Vader's revelation to I.uke at the end of "The the last 20 years. the Star Wars Trilogy is a the Trilogy have infiltrated nearly every said, "set in an environment no one's famil- Preview Empire Strikes Back"? science-fiction saga about Luke Skywalker's aspect of popular culture, from Eddie iar with. If you took 'Ben Hut' and put it in 'ale three-part Star Wars film series, more Journey into manhood and the burden he Murphy's use of the "Jed' Mind 'Erick" in space, you'd have 'Star Wars:" commonly known as the "Star carries after inheriting a By Andy W. Ho Wars mystical source of "Raw" to Ralph Wiggum's "I bent my Spartan Daily Staff Writer Trilogy," is slated fin a re-release to movie power known as the Force. Along the way, theaters 20 years after it Skywalker joins the F.very generation has its seminal originally appeared Rebel Alliance, a group on May 25, 1977, starting with "Star Wars dedicated to extinguishing the evil MOMCl/1s. galactic Special Edition" tomorrow, ctintinuing with Empire. fior grandparents, it was V-J Day, "The Empire Strikes Back Special Edition" Perhaps nothing has had the impact on when Japan surrendered, signaling the end of on Feb. 21 and finishing AmeriLan involvement in World War II. with "Return of the Jedi Special Edition" on March for Our parents, it was the end of the 7. In order to show MOVIE: Star Wars Vietnam War. the "Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition" to a generation For us, it was the moment in "Star Wars" of younger fans who have never seen it in the when Ilan Solo and Chewbacca attacked theaters, STARS: Mark Hamill, Harrison Lucasfilm Ltd. and 20th Century Mirth Vader's TIE Interceptor, Allowing Eox Ford, Carrie Fisher cleaned the film to restore an optimum Luke Skywalker to destroy the first Death pic- ture and re Star. -mastered the audio into digital sound. LENGTH: 121 minutes Or the Imperial AT-AT invasion of the According to the press release Rebel ice planet I loth. issued by Industrial light & Magic, the films RATING: PG (tor scary lasers, Or when bounty hunter Iiitha Fen loaded will include new footage which were either decimated planets and Darth Han Solo, litiien in carbonm, alto Slave I restored after originally Vader's overall and escaped from Cloud Lity. being left on the cur meanness) ting room floor or footage which And of course who can ever forget Dank was previ- PHOTO COURTESY OF 20TH CENTURY Fox OPENS: Friday In new scene front Special Nihon of "Star Wars," Storm Troopers ride giant beasts of burden.

THIS WEEKEND The Nation's Premier Eventfor `GRIDLOCK'd' trapped by plot Natural Health Personal Growth SAN Spirituality Global Change Serious subject of film fails because of implausibilities Review 100 SPEAKERS INCLUDING By Andrew Hussey Spartan Dash Staff Wrifr, WHOLE " James Redfield Barbara DeAngelis In the strangest on screen Real Moments CeleNi rue Prophet,' matchup SIM(' TOITI L:ruise and Wayne Dyer Fred Alan Wolf 1)iistin Hoffman in "Rainman," 1 rn Roth and 'Lupo: Shakur Your Sacred Self 'flu, Spiritual Oliver, t,en:pIttoRi i ( H fool K d.the., audience into

Dannion Brinkley Shakti Gawain thinking thy aree best friends in Saved by the Light creative t'imaii:ariiro A I 11111C1 is About the endless Dan Millman Wallace Black Elk 1/IIICAllt ruV III, /IIIcrrtusi face every- F :13 The boys of Spirit akota Visionarr day in the iiinci -GRIDli X K.i.1" attempts to find Barbara Marciniak Whitley Strieber humor in A SCf1.111, siclseu t, hill fall, PHOTO COURTESY OF GRAMERCY PICTURES Bringers of the Dawn iiiii mien ,11011 1/1:L41/Itt! its 1.1 IMI/1.111,11/1e. Spoon (Tupac Shakur) and Stretch (Tim Roth) prepare to make a run for it. I tipac Shako,. the multitalented EXPO- really about as 51u,c, ri and Stretch At the end of the movie, wc find ripper/actor who was killed several are faced with endless paperwork Spoon and Stretch sitting de:jectedly drive -by shooting, is Spoon, a Calm and disgruntled employees as their in the same hospital that Cotikic is 1 J J-I .ind thoughtful heroin junkie while friend lays in A coma. in, filling out forms and waiting for Eim Roth, best known for his roles ARTS After this frightening experience, a doctor to sec to the various EXPO BOOKSTORE INTUITIVE in "Pulp Fiction" and "Reservoir they hoth (lc( ide to kick their addle- wounds they received while running FOODS DINING Dogs," plays Stretch, a crazy iunkie NATURAL t ions and go into rehab, but they from tlic drug dealers. *Fhry are still who lives only for his next high. PERFORMANCES VISIONARY ARTS are met with the %AMC icsist.Itm(' in no t. IC11.11, and you can sense other one-third iit their Die trying to get help fin themselves as their restils e waning. BODYWORK PAVILION group is (;ookic, placed l's I hand's.. they did in trying to Ann' Cookie "( ;RII )1( X lcd" is touted as a Newton, a relatively inexperienced CHILDREN'S ACTIVITY AREA to the hospital. comedy with a unique twist: a male junkie with a thic k English accent. In circler to err net a IT11.11/ pro- buddy movie between a sensible TIBETAN SAND MANDALA nit, crticnaiels', the only explana gram, they must get a Medicaid black man and a crazy white guy. non first time director Vonche card and in order to get a card they The trouble with that explana- cut is IND gives for this friendship, JANUARY 31 /FEBRUARY 1 2 tion' fill out endless forms And wait thin is that it's been done before. It other than the tact that they all like six to eight weeks and on and on was called "Lethal Weapon" the first is that they are part of SAN JOSE heroin a lot, and on time and throwing in relevant social a spoken word Ian trio and that As the pair I TAVCI !WM 111111.11fIg Issues dimes rmmmr make it any better CONVENTION CENTER lust isn't enough to suspend your to building filling out social service the second !Mir around, disbelief. All it does is make you 150 WEST SAN CARLOS STREET forms, you really begin to sense the ANN% wonder how the hell all these people despair and tediousness they are Detroit. MOVIE: GRIDLOCK'd met in downtown feeling. Unfortunately. tediousness Spoon 800.551 .EXPO 'Ilse movie opens with is not the feeling an audience nor and Stretch taking ( iv ukie (0 the Tim ONLINE: (intl whoichleexpos., ugh mally seeks in a comedy and bore STARS: Roth, Tupac hospital bet atse she overdosed on iiii:UiW.s'LiiWI is dom results. Shakur. Thandie Newton heroin and she fl'111.1Ins there for the Cunis I Lill attempts to liven up 0 EAST WEST BOOKS rest of the movie 1 his is virtually the movie hy having Spoon and 415.918.0800 the last you will see ( LENGTH: 91 minutes time Stretch buying And using heroin 411 I i t,r 'II I, el. hnintain View except in the occasional flashback, and rccmmiiimng from angry drug deal- A CLEAN WELL LIGHTED MICE FOR BOOKS so forget about getting to know her RATING: R (for violence, ers in between filling out lorms 408.253.7600 character in any more depth. drug use, adult situations Mil somewhere in there, he nonchalant- '10 51,1 ell., ( iA 1115411 I i, ilir( Erom this point, the audience and really bad words) ly throws in the fact that Stretch is SAN JOSE METAPHYSICAL BOOKS gets .1 lastc of whit the !WWI( is 401.446.0500 111 \'1,0,Itivc. OPENS: Friday 1211 heatwood Avenue, San lose GATEWAYS BOOKS AND GIFTS 408.429.9600 /MN Par riii Avenue, '$ania i nit: rVintage Clothing of the Ns, 60's, 7(1; Holotuesa Costumes 10% 1)1S( :01.(N1 Nu, with coitimsn I 311.111.1 to ri4A 41'.1-) g I I Student Rate General Admission 55 00 IStudents will receive an additional $5 DO oft I any PAID EVENT wilh this coupon. Paid events include all workshops. SPECIAL PERFORMANCE I special events . and Tibetan Musks I 1630 W. San Carl s 2 8 7 - 5 8 7 6 NO( /MA Isiqi / how(' Silluirry it)/ \ town goul at doer unly I ibetati IIIMM ...I 01-F 11-fi Sat. 11- Sun. 1 2 - j Thursday, January 30, 1997 ENTERTAINMENT 5 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Cinequest comes to San Jose

culture, After Hours for stay-up-late t Ile 61111.S main character. was people, High Tech and Film paying 5)51' student majoring in Radio, EVENT: Cinequest San attention to technology impact and relevision and Film Jose Film Festival Local Spotlight which showcases sev- Among the familiar places, such eral local filmmakers. as AJAX Lounge, Dimensions, WHAT: A celebration of the "Body Switch" is in the After Cinebar, St. James Park and the independent film industry Hours section and it is the Danish streets of downtown, SJSU's own movie whose topic is the desire for 10th Street garage was used in the WHEN: Tonight until next eternal life. movie. Wednesday A dying doctor goes to a high The crew had fun in shooting school basketball team and offers a this scene. They didn't have the WHERE: United Artists special physical program fin athletes. permission and 'decided to break in. Pavilion (201 S. 2nd St.) and What. he's really up to is to pick up When the police came, Haynes Camera 3 Cinemas (at the a young boy. Jones, who can provide was holding a reel, which was the corner of 2nd and San him a perfect body. big symbol in the film. Carlos Sts.) The doctor succeeds in switching They told them that it was for a their bodies. Jonas is shocked to school project and fortunately, the% ADMISSION: $6 for stu- wake up in an old man's body and, got away. dents and $7 for general of course, nobody believes what he It may be fun for students to audiences says. check out that scene. Tickets for "Partners of LIFE," directed by screening are $6 for students and $7 MORE INFORMATION: Pete Anderson, is another one worth for general audiences, Programs with Call (408) 995-5033 checking. It is not on the program, schedules and infinmation of each but will be shown on Friday at mid- movie are available at the theaters. night at the UA Pavilion. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE DANISH FILM INSTITUTE "After the screening on Jan. 11, decided to put our Scene from the Danish Cinequest movie "Body Switch," featured in the Cinequest San Jose Film Festival this week. movie," said Anderson. "It is really originality and the unexpected. experience. The movies are an origi- the best complement we got. Local festival The festival begins tonight and nal and personal view of something." Cinequest is growing and exciting." highlights lasts until next Wednesday at the Cinequest selects Maverick It is also a typical independent United Artists Pavilion (201 S. Tributers for people who are con- movie. independent Second St.) and Camera 3 Cinemas tributing independent films. This "You don't need to go to film industry (at the corner of Second and San year one of them is Jennifer Jason Hollywood to make movies," said Carlos streets). Both theaters are Leigh. Anderson. "Our movie is in low only two blocks away from SJSU. l'he Most Maverick Spirit Award budget, under $2,000, and without Cinequest is celebrating its sev- is also set up among the first live famous actors. But it worked out Preview enth year and establishing its popu- awards competition, which are Best well because basic story and writing larity. The number of people who Dramatic Feature Award. Best First is not fake." By Yasuko Agawa attended the festival marked a new Feature Award, Best Documentary The movie is about two young Spartan Daily Staff Writer record with 21,000, which was dou- Award, and Audience Award which men, Brad and Tommy, who have Cinequest San Jose Film Festival bled from the previous year. gives all audiences a chance to vote. been best friends since about 10 brings more than 60 various unique More people coming means more In order to make it easier fin par- years old. Things get tight when movies from all over the world to people believe in the concept of the ticipants to enjoy the festival, the Brad gets in money and drug trouble you, who may be tired of showy festival. movies have been divided into sec- and Tommy finds a girl who makes Hollywood movies. "We call it 'Maverick Spirit'," tions: Competition, Latino him recognize the other possibilities The theme of this festival is said Hayet Ennabli, Cinequest direc- Celebration presenting of the life. introducing the independent film- tor of publicity. "There are people Latino/Hispanic culture, Asian The movie was shot entirely in PHOTO COURTESY OF BRUSSELS AVE. making spirit. The movies are full of out there saying and expressing their Showcase giving richness of Asian San Jose. Ryan Haynes, who plays Village of Dreams from Japan is another film featured in the San Jose festival. Coffeehouses offer relief from the world Shops give students brew with their studying By William Jodie uncomfortable chairs remind patrons about a year ago, the talc- still allow, Spartan Daily Features Editor that the Cafe isn't for studying for its walls to be adorned with challeng- Starbucks, The Pavilion Once the nerve-stimulating anti- longer than about an hour. ing and engaging artwork. The ultra. If tnii’ve been in one... dote to edgy, staunchy office guys, bohemian decor (small tables with As for studying, this may not be coffee has become one of the nation's Cafe Zucco 74 N. First St. unmatching couches and chairs) didn't worth staying in for too long. the quickest cultural staples to be adopted The daunting walk from campus to suffer either with the transition. Pavilion is a pedestrian mall and num' in fewer than a few years. this cafe, whose intericr looks like an Cafe Matisse may have been one of of the iii will inevitably step in before Having more social acceptance abstract painting exploded, is a nice the first San Jose coffeeshops lit dou- going across the patio to the United than nicotine or controlled sub- place to rest your feet from the trip. He and a gallery but it also remains as Artists multiplex. stances, caffeine in it's warm, brown The cafe allows patrons to study a refuge to SoFA inhabitants who, by the furniture also will tell your and carcinogenic state has warranted outside along the busy First Street their very presence, try to combat the body that if your studying too long books, clothing and entire restaurants runway or inside in the audibly quiet, street's reluctant attempts to go then you've worn out your welcomc dedicated to its proliferation. but visually loud upstairs lounge. The upscale. Students regularly congregate at monolith waterfall in the lounge's cen- Studying here is best in the day these establishments to study, socialize ter helps relax studiers readying for a because it will at night that the wild things come out and it will be here and occasionally drink the stuff. test. PHOTO BY CHARLES SLAV Spartan Daily find that per- that they gather. Should you wish to customer at Kismet The Gallery. fect little shop within walking distance Keystone, 321 S. First St. Angela Fautt waits on a of the campus, here's a quick lowdown One of SoFA's more enduring t(ismes The Gallery, 434 S. of joints: enterprises, despite two other coffee ritrst at. shops on the same strip, Keystone's Just as a (:atC Matisse doubles as a Red Hawk Cafe, Student name is more than an ironic pun con- coffeeshop gallery. Kismet is mostly a Union sidering the street's changes over the gallery with a cafe at its entrance. Though not exactly a cafe, it is the years. Modest tables and comfy chairs Studying here will a t hallenge only closest and most accessible to students allow for extended visitation rights. if you haven't been here before. 'I Tie who don't want to leave campus. allure of various artwork will taunt Choosing to study in peace will be Cafe Matisse, 371 S. First you to get up from your table and trial and error depending on when you at. browse. go since the Red Hawk is in the same South First is a street of firsts. Cafe Though much larger that (*.ale dining area as the Student Union cafe- Matisse is a stubborn and noble indi- Matisse, the artwork isn't too much teria. cator of firsts and lasts. different. Despite the management change Jazz/and Coffee stations: )bviously, none of the three strate- gically located Jauland stations qualify as caks, the coffee tastes like cafe qual- ity. Unless you can tolerate studying outside, you'd best get your coffee and find a studying place nearby. Stations are located at I fugh ( 11.111. MacQuarrie and at the top of the steps of Business 't ower's west entrance. All open at 7 a.m., but !high Gillis Hall's station closes at 5:311 p.m. MacQuarric Halls' station closes At 7:3)) p.m. and Business Tower's station closes around 9 p.m.

era Cafe, 285 S. SecoSt.Camnd One of the closest cafes beyond the campus is the Camera (*Ale in the Camera 3 art movie house a the Cor- Thursday, Jan. 30 1997 ner of Second and San Carlos Streets. Camera Cafe's allure is more to the aesthetically pleasing interior and 47.411411111111L contolled chaos of movie goers traps- PHOTO BY CHARLES SLAY Spartan Daily ing from theater to theater. the Neon signs adorn many coffee shop windows in the downtown area r fts 4, CINEBAR GI Fresh Bodyheat Male Review 9pm A drinking person's bar! Bagels Where Fraternities & Sororities meet! Espresso No drugs and Fighting! Sandwiches Ladies Swimsuit Contest CINMARIV 505 East San Carlos , 150 S. First St. Downtown 69 E. San Fernando truer I I th and ',011 OW05. Open daily I Call 294-5483 (corner of 2nd) Thursday, January 30, 1997 6 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SJSU looks for win at end of Rainbow By Mike Traphagen here," said Morrison of his team's perfor- 5.7 rebounds, Micah Krocgcr is grabbing 5.4 "(Carter) really likes to come from the 'help Spartan Daily Senior Writer mance Saturday. "Colorado State murdered TODAY'S GAME per game and Morrison said there are others side' to steal the ball and he forces a lot of After dropping Western Athletic Fresno State with 31 offensive rebounds to be concerned about. turnovers. We're very aware of both of their Conference road games to Wyoming and alone, but we out-rebounded (the Rams) 40- SJSU (9-5) at Hawaii (11-3) "They also have (Danny) Furlong, who's abilities." Colorado State last week, the SJSU men's bas- 25." 7:30 p.m., Radio KSJS (90.5) 6-11, and a guy (Michael Robinson) who's 6- Morrison added: "We have to find a way to will face the Pacific Division ketball team Spartans center Rich Taylor only grabbed Tickets : Free with SJSU ID 8 and weighs 230 pounds," Morrison said. stop (the Rainbows') several great guards. We leading University of Hawaii at 7:30 p.m. five rebounds in SJSU's 80-76 loss to the "So, it's going to be tough." need to contain them and hope they don't go tonight at the Event Center. Rams, but Morrison said he kept CSU center The Rainbow's tandem of junior guards off and have career nights against us." Hawail, which is 5-1 in the WA(.: and 13- Ryan Chilton from dominating the boards. keep Ulf's post players from collecting Anthony Carter and Alika Smith will also try The only WAC team to beat the Rainbows 3 overall, has the second best field-goal per- "It was Rich's job to guard 7-foot - rebounds. to cause problems for the Spartans. this season is Air Force, a team the Spartans centage in the conference (49.6) and has dom- Chilton," Morrison said. "He kept Chilton Four members of UH are averaging more Smith is averaging 16.2 points per game, beat by 17 points on Jan. 16 this season. inated the boards against nearly all of its from getting one rebound, while our team than five rebounds per game and the team has while Caner leads his team with a 17.7 point "It's scary," said Addison of Air Force's 73- opponents. played hard for the entire 40 minutes. been out-rebounded only twice in 16 games average and leads the WAC in steals by aver- 68 upset victory over Hawaii on Jan. 9. "It Spartans coach Stan Morrison said his "We ended up shooting ourselves in the this season. The Rainbows' 7-foot-I center aging nearly three a game. SMITS like everybody is beating everybody else team will have to "continue to compete effec- foot by letting Colorado State to get going in Seth Sunclberg leads his team in rebounding Spartan gurard Tito Addison said he will in this league except us. Maybe we can get in tively on the boards" against Hawaii to its half-court offense. Then (the Rams) dis- with a 7.6 per game average. have the responsibility of guarding one mem- there and start beating teams. rebound from its rough week away from rupted our full-court press, which gave them SJSU forward Olivier Saint-Jean averages ber of the duo at all times. "(Today) we'll have a great opportunity to home. three-on-two and two-on-one opportunities 9.3 rebounds, but he is the only Spartan "If we can minimize their touches of the go out there znd beat the No. 1 team in the "Our rebounding effort against Colorado that ended in dunks or layups." recording more than four per game. ball, then we can hopefully take one of the division." State was the best I've seen since I've been 'Faylor may have his hands full trying to Rainbow forward Eric Ambrozich averages two of them out of the game," Addison said. Saint-Jean: Ex-marine problem or wages war solution? After an 8-2 start, the Saint-Jean for the Fresno for SJSU SJSU men's basketball team State University game for has fallen flat on its face in something that was not a major violation. So that By Puna Nair didn't care about sports and if league play. Spartan Daily Staff Fhe team throws out the Writer you put me in a basketball can't score, being late or not 'Two years ago, Thomas court, I wouldn't have known defend, shoot or giving 100 per- Lowery carried a gun and what was going on," Lowery pass. The only cent, which does- barked out orders to bald- said. player playing tip n't seem to be headed Marines. The eight- While in the Marines. to the level of the Saint-Jean any- year veteran of the Corp never Lowery started to play the Western Athletic way. envisioned a life outside of the sport and when he found he Conference is Whatever is military. was getting better at it, he Olivier Saint- happening on the "If you told me a couple of decided to stick with the Jean. Spartans has to years ago, I would be getting game. FROM PRESS ROW an education, I would have l'he problem By Marcus Walton be dealt with. A "Once you find something with this team is team leader must told you I couldn't do it," said you like, it's like a new toy, that no one is stepping tip step tip and assert himself, the 27-year-old Lowery. "But said the 6-foot-4 Lowery. and making the other players otherwise SJS11 will end up look at me now, I'm in col- "And then I said to myself, better. not even making the trip to lege." 'Man, maybe I could do Saint-Jean has proven I.as Vegas for the WAC The sophomore decided to sonwthing with my life'." himself to be a top-notch tournament, let alone the trade the security of military Having a family early in competitor capable of more NCAA tournament. life for a career in child devel- life only made him rethink his than carrying the San Jose There are only two peo- opment, and that was where future. Lowery felt going to State University men's bas- ple who have the right or the SJSU came in. school was important to guide ketball team, lie did it last ability to be the team leader A few years ago, Lowery his two young daughters, both season and the Spartans for the Spartans Saint- met current teammate Rich under the age of three. made it to the NCAA tour- Jean and guard Brad Quinn. Taylor, who encouraged him Lowery says education is nament. Saint-Jean has proven to think about a college bas- very important because today This year, he led the team that he has the ability to ketball career at SJSU. you cannot get a good job to a great start, but now the make everyone play better Watching him jump and without one. cover is coming off the and lead the tram to the comfortably dunk the ball was Lowery is a real family per- facade. post season, but he doesn't the clincher for SJSU coach son, said his wife, who A great leader is a person have the same caliber of Stan Morrison. weighed his options before who can make the people player to help him on the And the rest, as they say, is leaving the cocoon that life in around him better -- Saint- quest. history. the military provided. Jean isn't doing that. In fact, The only other option is But life has not been easy While in the Marines, Saint-Jean may be hurting Quinet. But Quinet is com- for the oldest player on the Lowery served his country in the team. Obviously he is a ing off an ankle injury and team. Operation Desert Storm in great player. lie scored 33 has rightly abandoned the "We gave up a lot for Kuwait and Operation points and pulled down 18 role of team leader in favor 'Fhomas to get hack into Restore Hope in Somalia. rebounds against Colorado of Saint-Jean. school," said Johanna lovieiTt His serving in the armed Male I lniversity OH Saturday The only problem is that his wife of four-and-a-half forces only has helped him and is among the league Saint-Jean may not have the years. earn respect from his younger leaders in both categories. respect of the players. Lowery's wife is supporting teammates, who view him But, he has been involved Bacon didn't like him the family by working as a with admiration. in at least two verifiable inci very much and Saint Jean receptionist at the San Jose "Ile brings this level of PHOTO an DONA NICHOLS Spartan dents which hurt the team. has has screamed AI his Daily Arena. She said that even wisdom that most of us young The first was a light with teammates on the court. Former Marine Thomas Lowery stretches before Wednesday's basketball practice. SJSU will play Hawaii though her husband is on players lack," junior forward guard Jahi Bacon, who is no Maybe they deserved it and at 7:30 tonight at the Event Center. scholarship, the funds do not Olivier Saint-Jean said. help longer with the team, during maybe they didn't, but pay hills. Redshirt Kamal practice early in the year, Saint-Jean isn't gaining Making the switch has not Moummad said Lowery and the second WAS his own much support. been easy for the power for- brings a great flavor because of suspension for violating an Maybe it doesn't matter SJSU Us. Hawari ward who is the youngest of his age and experience of life. unnamed team rule. there have been enough 16 children. 'File Marines "t he's like the captain of the Cost Ii Stan Morrison scouts looking AI him to seri- Tito Addison (6-0) 8.9 ppg., 2.8 apg Anthony Carter 16-21 17 7ppg., 6.3 apg wanted him to stay. but he felt slop, always listening to our WOW' divulge which Tide WAS ously worry about him bolt- Brad Quintet (6-2) 13.5 ppg.,2.3 rpg st; Alika Smith 6-2i 162 ppg., 2.1 rpg. a change would he better in problems," he said. broken, but there are three ing to the NBA. But the Rich Taylor (6-9) 3.9 ppg., 4 rpg Stith Sundberg 7- 1 t 7.2 ppg., 7.6 rpg. the long run. After graduating, which he possibilities he WAS late; team is directionless and Born in Cairo, Ill, lAiwery hopes to do in five Olivier Saint-Jean 18-6) 21.7 ppg., 9.3 rpg SF Micah Krueger (6-8) 10.4 ppg., 3.3 rpg. was years, he embarrassed the team, headed for certain destruc- one of nine hosts in the lower), would love to Thomas Lowery 16-61 4 4 ppg , 3 4rpg Eric Ambrozieh t6.81 10 prig . 5 7 rpg family coach himself or the university; or tion if he isn't able to garner who did not participate basketball to young kids. he didn't give 100 percent. the respect and trust of the in any sports as a child. Morrison isn't dumb; lie rest of his teammates. "I never watched sports. I would not have suspended Guglielmo makes a splash; qualifies for regional meet By Ivan F. Bergman "I Was really Spartan Daily Staff Writer surprised I did as well as 1 did," tuglielmo said. San Jose State University diver Michelle Bill Boos, the women's diving coach, ( inglielmo said is piing where no Spartan has gone Guglielmo's perfOrmance has improved dramati- I tefine. cally since her high school days. At the US( With her score of 270 60 on the one-meter Invitational, (Iuglielmo finished ahead of several board at a tri-meet against 1'1 Irvine and Loyola women who had beaten her in high school at the Alaronount on Jan. 10, ruglielmo qualified to Central Coast Section championships, Boos ititipete said. in the N( 'AA Zone I. tournament to be SJSU's University's women's diving team is field on March 14 and I 5 in Colorado Springs. only in its third year of existence. Boos said his Sophomore diver Colo. She is the first Spartan to ever qualify for the main focus for the two-woman team is to make it Michelle Guglielmo regional meet. "... nationally competitive, and Cuglielmo and her qualified for the NCAA Ciuglielmo will he competing against the top ..---'''' Z..." ...... - teammate, Kelley Lasich, are the foundation of a zone meet at the Jan r...... ' -... ........ 10 to 40 divers in fume F., which covers the area larger team in the future. ,... "N. ,.... atee*" 10 meet at UC Irvine '.- .N.,...... ".. of the country to the west of Colorado. Only the ,.. "The attitude of the team is the best thing Although she began her .r...... ' *women.. top eight will qualify to ’,..., advance to the NCAA going bur us right now," Boos said. athletic career as a .0. hannpionships. NV ? .3/4114 As for Guglielmo, she does not want to look gymnast, Guglielmo is "Sonic- of your toughest are your swim- 4,! athletes too far into the future. Instead, she is focusing on the first Spartan to . mers and divers," said RoseAnn Benson, head ...0*. 41 what she is doing right now, such as practicing coach for ever qualify for the of SJSU's swimming and diving [CAMS. the team's final meet of the season on Feb. I At regional meet Nom 4b. N. 0111111111111M 601 ' (iuglielmo demonstrated just how tough site is Fresno State, and of course, the NCAA. Br when, at the Jan. 8 meet in San Diego, she banged As for the NCAA BRANDON GARCIA 4111111111110111. zone competition, the N. her head on the board during a dive, but was able Spartan diver is not making any bold predictions. Soden Daily 0,, 4.01P Nsb. to make her personal best two days later. 1\ 1111111110 "Whatever happens, happens," Guglielmo said.

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8 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Enrollment Recruitment level and place SJSU Monterey Bay nearly doubled its count Continued from page 1 reflecting their pre-recession Cal State Continued from page 1 and advising services for foreign back in the top three of CSU enrollment figures. after only one year of operation, from 654 students new programs that have had a direct impact upon students. While SJSU is currently suffering from low for fall 1995 to 1,244 for fall 1996. Cal State San prospective students at college these encouraging numbers. fairs. Freshman Ali Tareque of "We arc doing several things to increase enroll- enrollment, the other CSUs were a completely dif- Marcos, in its sixth year of operation, enrolled an Pakistan came to SJSU because, story. additional 767 students, raising their fall 1996 stu- "Now we have exceeded our ment," said Leon Washington, associate vice presi- ferent more 5 per- "This is a state university and it's Last year's enrollment numbers show an even dent total to 4,409. expectations by than dent of Enrollment Services. more students cheaper than private schools. It is more dramatic increase. California State University, San Diego, at cent by recruiting "We have hired four new recruiters, created throughout the state," said also in Silicon Valley which is use- some new recruiting territory farther south that we The numbers for fall 1996 was 336,657, up 29,996 students, remains CSU's largest campus, ful to me as a computer science Over the last two followed by California State Univerity, Long Beach Washington. hadn't explored and increased our presence 10,686 from the previous year. on first- major. years, the CSU system has achieved a 17,000 stu- at 27,431 and San Francisco State University at Recruiting focuses throughout the state and out of the state by using by making con- "This is also an ethnically dent growth. 27,420. time freshmen direct mail and web sites," Washington said. tacts with students at high diverse campus so I get to meet The system's youngest campuses, Monterey Bay SJSU officials said they are optimistic that these schools. First-time freshmen for people with many different back- ,11,,rt + will reverse the slumping enrollment figures, and San Marcos. had the largest proportional gains. the fall 1996 was 6,619 as grounds. Plus, this area is sunny, opposed to 5,699 in 1992. and I can play golf and tennis all The graduate studies program day long," said Tareque. has also seen a "I decided to come to SJSU steady increase because my sister online lives apply nearby. Students can It's with 4,552 appli- cants in fall 1996. "Recruiting is very common for Electronic application Jr CSUs available on world wide web Graduate students students to come are recruited by really involved abroad from the individual Malaysia. SJSU has By Larry Hernandez from the state. We need help from the state in order have interns who are spreading the word about it," in getting the lots of activities and Spartan Daily Staff Writer departments with to reach our technological goals," Young said. said Washington. "Overall, we have had a positive professors provid- a good location, application on reception. There is some nervousness involved if word out. Paper is becoming more and more obsolete. The CSU system also offers the ing the informa- although it is a bit disk in Pt I and Macintosh formats. Prospective stu- the student doesn't have a computer, but most peo- Using online tion for prospec- distracting," said technology, students can now apply then ple find it very convenient." We're heavily lose dents may request the application on disk and tive students. Yuki Loh who is to San State University electronically. the application is com- "I love the idea, because I hate to fill out paper Starting this semester students were able to visit return it to the school once According to dependant on studying for a sec- pleted. Application fees are still submitted separate- work," said Jana Doherty, a Gavilan Community Serena Stanford, ond degree. the website at http://www.xap.com/xapV/WW/ College student. Calificsu.html, and submit their applications to any ly to the Chancellor's Office. Associate Vice that." "We hope to allow students to pay (online) in Filling out the application online doesn't neces- President of Student Outreach California State University campus without ever processed the near future," said Leon Washington, associate sarily mean you'll get your application Graduate Studies, having to pick up a pen. faster. have vice-president of enrollment. students choose Leon SOAR, of which Since Nov. 1, more than 200 students Fificld, "We are working hard to make sure that all applied electronically and 11,680 individuals have According to student data supervisor Pat SJSU because Washington, Washington was SJSU has received roughly 50 online applications. applications are processed equally. It just gives the "We have the previously the accessed the website said Karen Young, spokes- staff more time to get the application in to the sys- Enrollment Services the Fifield said, "Electronic applications are much highest quality director, has been woman for CSU Chancellor's Office. tem, and then work with the student to correct any Electronic applications are part of an effort by easier to read and cuts down on misreading of enterprise for the in the process of errors," Fificld said. the CSU system to move towards electronic appli- information." lowest price they can negotiate." reorganization The Student Outreach and Recruitment has For help with electronic applications, students Undeniably, recruiting is vital since last September. cations. The program is called the Mentor Records or call 1-800- Program, and is being maintained by a company been visiting community colleges and high schools can contact Admissions and in getting this message to prospec- "The university took areas in in the area to promote electronic submissions. GOTOXAP. called XAP. tive students. student services that were a part of "At all (dour key feeder community colleges, we I he program requires the allocation of funds "Recruiting is really involved the whole enrollment procedure in getting the word out. We're and put it together as an enroll- heavily dependent on that. ment unit to better serve the stu- Weather Skateless hockey Otherwise we would not have the dents," Washington said."Now I have now," said am in charge of overseeing this Continued from page 1 reception we Washington. unit which includes recruitment, it on the alert tor LOIltatnIllated financial aid, Admissions and water are those who have wells, said International Students Records and Educational Chetna Joyce, an environmental Opportunity Program admis- health specialist with the city. If any There has also been an increase sions. We now actively deal with water becomes contaminated, emer- in international students attend- the students." gency notices will be broadcast on ing SJSU. Since 1994, the num- With this reorganization, all radio and television. ber of international students has personnel, including the II According to Manhcim, all flood fluctuated, but the fall of 1996 recruiters, are more knowledge- water contains some sewage waste saw a five-year high with 1,456 able in more areas such as finan- because the water comes from applications. cial aid. This specialization will upstream and carries animal and Recruiting efforts have consist- insure that students receive human waste. ed of advisers traveling to Asia to prompt astute answers while If clothes or skin come in contact recruit students for the last two avoiding the frustration of dealing with any flood water, city officials say years. SJSU provides admission, with ineffective personnel. the person should wash everything general education, immigration carefully with anti-bacterial soap. San Jose is operating four walk-in centers for residents flooded out by Coyote Creek. The walk-in locations are located Meeting at: (Ander Center, 848 E. William Continued from page 1 Jackson last semester near the Student Si; Leininger Center, 1300 Sento- campuses and adopt a policy on this Union. Ile said that the size of the Rd.; Village of the Four Seasons legislation. The legislation said that refund is based on how much is spent Mobile I ionic Park Clubhouse, 200 students were entitled to a refund of on the event divided by the number Ford Rd.; and the South Bay Mobile part of their AS fees if they disagreed of students paying into the fee pool. I liaise Park Recreation Center, 1350 with the way the money was spent. "There are forms to fill out about Oakland Rd. l'he policy that was adopted was writ- the specific and when," he said. General information about the ten originally at Sonoma State "Granted it's only five cents or so but flooding and clean-up can be University and deals with refunding for sonic it's the prim iplc." calling BECHERER . Spartan Daily obtained by (408) 286-1060. PHOTO BY MAX portions of AS fees because of politi- Infiirmation about picking up Jason Mehringer (center) beats out his Phi Delta Theta brothers Waren Johnson (left) and Nate Vineyard (right) cal, ideological or religious activities. sandbags before the next storm hit during a game of broom ball Tuesday night at the Ice Center. Broom ball is played like hockey without skates and Constantin said people have WANTED can be obtained by calling 14081 plastic brooms in place of hockey sticks. Phi Delta Theta plays the game every semester as a hazing event. Other already filed for a refund because of HEY-NOAH. events planed for hazing include paint ball and basketball between Hawaii and SJSU the Prop. 209 rally with Rev. Jesse ASTHMA AND ALLERGY SUFFERERS If you are healthy, Campus dorms remodeled non-smoking and between the GMAT ESTING ages 4-65, you may qualify to participate in a research study By Vic itificiro lbu it 1(1111V.1111,11, ILIVC been in the percent filled: they were at 65 percent FOR THE Spartan Mary Staff Writer works several years and are finally of c Apality 11e1111T the year 'Segall. Strategy using an investigational being implemented. "'I he halls definitely look a lot bet- 1 he Sall II/Se 'stale University, asthma or allergy medication. 1101 already P UBLIC Since the beginning of the school ter and brighter. It I hid Session r housing, department spent $100,000 yl.%1 I', the housing dcpan nicnt has made the decision about leaving. I You will receive financial in inlet or upgrades to residence halls allocated mom than a million dollars would return on, C Ilest semes- over the winter break. compensation for your time worth of funds to improve the resi- ter," said I nide KlokkeVOld, Du %1 While -01 all the tea .11(' ni the first phase of A and effort. Qualified dence halls. I he money is generated Markhalli I 1.111 resident. 11111111 111111111n dollar renovation pro- the I. from student residence hall fees. l'he big benefit. Mies have been review nava tttt participants can earn up to gram," said Sharon Willey, as 1111g Ii "It's wonderlid improvement the red brick residence halls that Test ing ur t lie Pnblic ASSISI. tale don tor of facilities. l'hey over the (last) year. The housing received the used furniture from loe presentamm, are in the midst of a seven year reno- $800. (depart men t I made A bunt h of West I lall. 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