ANNOYED UPD SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL From the beginning, all TWO OUT OF THREE Spartans take two of three fingers have pointed ACTIVIT t from Louisiana Tech to Scott Peterson LOG OPINION 2 NEWS 5 SPORTS 4

VOLUME 120, NUMBER 54 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM MONDAY, APRIL 21, 2003 Details of CSU audit to be examined by committee By Kimberly Lapham held by the Joint Legislative Audit and the committee will decide it any tern, Weaver-Taylor said. Taylor said. the Select Committee on Committee on April 21 in further action is recommended, The hearing lasted about 5 hours, At the upcoming hearing, the com- Information Technology, a legislative Daily Staff Writer Sacramento to continue the question- Weaver-Taylor said. said Patricia Evridge-Hill, chapter mittee will suggest ways the state leg- committee that investigates state The California State University's ing and testimonial processes that During the first hearing, the state president of the California Faculty islature can keep the poor planning, agency spending on information Common Management System audit began at an April 3 hearing, said auditor spoke and presented an out- Association at SJSU. cost overruns and conflicts of interest technology. will be the subject of two hearings in Enka Weaver-Taylor, press secretary line of the audit's findings. "There is so much information in involved in the CMS case from hap- At the hearing, administrators, CFA the next month while the system gets for assemblywoman Rebecca Cohn. Committee members also asked the the audit and many people on both pening again, Evridge-Hill said. employees and staff members will underway at San Jose State Cohn is the chair of the committee. auditor about findings and questioned the government and CSU sides want An unrelated public hearing will be give testimonies about the system. University. The hearing will also allow for the CSUChancellor Charles B. Reed and to weigh in on the subject, so there held on May 1 at SJSU by assembly- Evridge-Hill said. Members of the An informational hearing will be presentation of more information, people integral in purchasing the sys- will be this second hearing," Weaver- man Manny Diaz, who is the chair of See CMS, page 6 Cultural showcase is By Carrie Mattingly Daily Staff Writer is a The Pakistan Student Association Photos By Josh Sturgis / Daily Staff a of San Jose State University present- Pakistani students celebrated ot ed Sham-e-Hangama Saturday their culture Saturday in an event in night. held in Morris Dailey Auditorium he Held in Morris Dailey Auditorium, where bands performed for the Sham-e-Hangama is the annual cul- audience. tural show presented by the Pakistan an Student Association. All of the pro- ceeds from this year's show will go to ed aide the children in Iraq. The association was established at - SJSU in 1997 and shows support in Ii- educational and extra curricular activ- in ities while also welcoming anyone interested in learning about Pakistani to culture, said Qousain Ali, Pakistan ut Student Association Treasurer. re Since school is a binding point for en everybody, the association is there to get people together and have fun, she "(The association) gives people a place to go if they dont feel comfort- able," Ah said. ne Sham-e-Hangama was created to bring cultural awareness ,to the cam- we pus. It was decided last year during tie the first cultural show to support e- Pakistanis in Pakistan through the D.I.L. organization. Develop in liter- acy would help support poor families specifically in education by hiring teachers, and buying lunches and school supplies, Ah said. "The quality of education in Pakistan isn't high," Ali said. Child Family Health International in San Francisco is the organization chosen as this year's beneficiary. According to the organization the purpose of Child Family Health International is to aide people that might not otherwise receive health care. The organization hires doctors to work in underprivileged countries. The masters of ceremonies for the second annual culture show were Ali, Danish Abid, Sher Baig and Sarah Naqvi. In the first part of the show, the audience members were asked to rise during the Pakistani National Anthem. A white screen, lowered from the ceiling, hung above the stage. A documentary on Pakistan's last 50 years was shown while music ABOVE: The audience in Morris Dailey Auditorium on Saturday was played in the background. presented with many different skits and bands in an event designed The Meta Long Gawacha dance to promote Pakistani cultural awareness. followed. The all-female, all-SJSU student dance routine featured Sinai Gama, Ana Lisa Khan, Mahwish RIGHT: Pakistani women dance on the stage at Morris Dailey Auditorium in an event that celebrated Pakistani culture. See CULTURE, page 6 Professor offers views Citizens experience reality of police work Editor's note: The Spartan Daily The planned decision-making sce- on affirmative action will he following the progress of the narios included a vehicle stop, a case of Citizens Police Academy through an domestic violence, a computer burglary By Falguni Bhuta said She ,aid the idea that affirmative ongoing project aimed at presenting the in a corporate office and a stolen vehi- Daily Ste Writer events If each week. This is the fifth cle case. action is an unpopular policy is proven by the results of an opinion poll. The part gl a series titled 'Citizens on Sgt. Gary Drake described how the As part of the annual conference duty, which is scheduled to run scnpted tasks were to demonstrate the poll, which was conducted in hosted by the department of psycholo- California when the Michigan cases Monday until Mar 4. objectivity for how events play out. gy at San Jose State University, the We wanted you to see what really came to the Supreme Court, reported By Janine Stanhope issue of affirmative action was that more than 50 percent of the peo- happens on the streets," Drake said. addressed Thursday in a psychological Daily Staff Writer Monahan assigned an officer as an ple were against affirniative action. pairs. context. Crosby differentiated between affir- evaluator to each of the team Faye Crosby, from the department of Learning how to walk the walk was "The vehicle stop scenario in the mative action and equal opportunity psychology at UC Santa Cruz, spoke definitions and examples. the message presented to the citizen's parking lot in Campbell starts the rota- Staying cool by giving the SJPD with Christine on "Affirmative action: She described of affirmative action as academy students by tion cycle," said Officer with a hot topic" on the second and four reality-based, crime-in-progress Marquez,' a guide and evaluator for one "occurring whenever an organization final day of the 46th annual Spartan to ensure fairness." scenarios held Wednesday. of the teams in the black and white goes out if its way red, Psychological Association Research An organization that practices affir- Wailing police car sirens, flashing squad car. Conference. white, blue and amber lights, the Mantel Juan, a specialist with the mative action will spend some of its -gunfire The main issue that Crosby covered resources and energy to ensure that sound, smoke and smell of cap police auditor's office and academy stu- in her 40-minute speech was why in the air turned Westmont High dent, took the wheel of the brand new people from different groups are all one com- Josh Sturgis / Daily Stall Americans don't like affirmative action treated the same. School in Campbell into police car, switched on the siren and even though it is a sensible policy. She pressed evening of what goes on in a Citizen cadets wore bulletproof vest and carried cap guns Wednesday lights and drove into the lot secured for "And this is different from more pas- supported her arguments by psycho- sive equal opportunity," Crosby said. real police academy. at the San Jose Police Departments Citizens Academy. The citizens the activity. logical research that she and others in Officer Chris Monahan coordinated participated in staged crimes where they acted as the police and the "Pull over and step out of the car "You don't have to make an effort and instructed this field have conducted. spend some of your precious resources the academy scenarios and criminals. They responded to domestic violence, please," Juan said as she called in the Crosby said she would mainly touch the 24 students to wear protective vests police acted as the license plate numbers for the SUV into trying to assure fairness you just burglaries and made traffic stops that resulted in gun battles. the points from her new book make sure you're not discriminating and duty belts. her imaginary radio. live either a large 'Affirmative action is dead; long against anybody." He asked them to select Marquez, who sat an the back seat, affirmative action," which is slated to worked with said. "The same evaluator will be with involved. Was of Crosby said a lot of attention has or small handgun that directing the escalating stages released next January. caps. The handgun handles were each pair all night long to explain each About 45 officers participated as role events every step of the way. be been diverted lately to the education scenario." players and evaluators to construct the "My argument is that given that aspect it affirmative action because of wrapped with yellow tape and were to "It looks like the car is stolen from the sensible, how holster on the duty belt. Monahan explained that he wanted problem-solving activities, Monahan (affirmative action) is so be kept in the come we don't like it better?" Crosby See VIEWS, page 3 "You will work in pairs," Monahan them to get the feel for the cognition said. See ACADEMY, page 3

PAGE 2 OPINION I THE SPARTAN DAILY APRIL 21, 2003 ANNOYED Suspicious acts of Scott Peterson raise questions Many people figured it was true, and Friday their thoughts the Petersons home, taking away items including comput- having an affair with a 28-year-old massage therapist from Thursday and nabbed him Friday at a golf course were confirmed Laci Peterson and her son are dead. ers. The funny thing here is as police go on to say Scott is Fresno. He was arrested with his brother's identification while car- Less than a week after a full-term fetus and the remains of not a suspect, they track his every move as they try to verify Why in the world would you cheat on your beautiful, 27- rying $10,000 and sporting blonde hair and a goatee, a com- a female torso washed ashore in Richmond, California his fishing excursion. year-old pregnant wife? And to make matters worse, you pletely different look from the pretty boy exterior we have Attorney General Bill Lockyer confirmed that DNA tests Meanwhile, Scott has been seen jogging with the dog that cheat with a frealcin' massage therapist who is a year older seen from his walks across his lawn and the sights of his identified remains as those of Lad and her unborn child. he said Laci was out to walk on Dec. 24. than your wife and from Fresno? work at the volunteer centers for his wife. When news broke of the two bodies being found in He has declined interviews with the media Less than a month later, Scott traded in During a television press conference on Friday, Modesto Richmond, one had to know it was Laci. It isn't everyday and has flown between Southern California his wife's Land Rover and later purchased a police said they had not ruled out the possibility that Scott that a woman and unborn child go missing and months later and Modesto to pass out fliers. new pickup truck. may have been planning to leave the country. bodies, one of an adult and one of an unborn child, sudden- From Day One, Scott has been acting To me this was the clincher of all the And later that evening, the world saw the new Scott believe was ly appear. oddly, almost suspicious. aforementioned facts that really raised some Peterson, the Vanilla Ice look-alike who some But now that we know the fate of Laci and her unborn If it were my wife and I suspected she flags. When someone is dead or is missing, headed to Mexico to escape authorities. son, attention turns to Laci's husband, Scott Peterson, who were kidnapped, as he and their families wouldn't you want to keep everything that At this hour, Scott remains behind bars as he is scheduled was arrested in San Diego on Friday morning on suspicion did in the initial stages, I'd be on every was his or hers? Apparently not for Scott. to be arraigned today. of murder. While his wife and son were being identified in news channel pleading for the kidnappers He was having his version of an estate sale Whether he pleads innocent or guilty, there are many Northern California, Scott played golf in Southern to return her home safely not declining by getting rid of her vehicle. Police things during the last few months that seemingly point the California. interviews, walking the dog or traveling to impounded his old truck so he took the finger in his direction and his latest antics of changing his From the very beginning, Scott has been acting oddly. Southern California to post fliers almost BE N AGUIRRE JR. opportunity to purchase a new one. appearance and hanging out in Southern California certain- For starters, Laci, a pregnant mother less than two months 400 miles away from home. On another note, about two weeks after he ly don't help a potential jury. from her due date, was reported missing on Christmas Eve In fact, I don't ever recall seeing Scott shed a single tear in purchased his new truck, police searched his home again on Hopefully in the end, the jury will see that this fertilizer by her stepfather after Scott returned from a solo fishing trip front of the cameras. Feb. 18 and seized a bunch of stuff including the new truck. salesman has been selling them, as well as us, a bunch of crap in Berkeley and noticed she was nowhere to be found. Even in an interview with KTVU's Ted Rowland, Scott sat Four hours later, the truck was returned to Scott. all along. I don't know about you, but who in the hell goes fishing on in his living room and denied he had anything to do with It didn't hit me until Sunday, but when the police seized Christmas Eve, alone on a boat in a city 80 miles away from Laci's disappearance and pleaded for the attention to steer his new truck, that was probably the step where police plant- home? away from him and more toward Laci, all without shedding ed a tracking device on Scott's truck as well as a bug in the Sounds fishy, huh? a tear. vehicle. Ben Aguirre Jr. is the But wait, you know it gets better. In another interesting twist in the plot, in mid-January, When Scott was arrested Friday in La Jolla, Modesto Spartan Daily Production Editor. Two days after she was reported missing, police searched Modesto police notified Lad's family that her husband was police said they had obtained a warrant for his arrest on Annoyed' appears Mondays. Viewpoint I THE FINE PRINT Taxes unrelated to Iraq conflict Sports talent showcased

Dear Editor, "That means the money is not going to social programs such as the needy, Head-start, the elderly and Paratransit." Bay Area were allocated for in that the the majority of funds here . The War on Terror and ongoing Operation Iraqi First, right Freedom are some of the most controversial issues that our Operation Iraqi Freedom were taken out of a tax cut that generation (today's university students) has experienced. had been previously proposed by President Bush. This Last Sunday, I was fortunate enough to be at Pacific Bell Montana, the greatest defensive back of all time, Ronnie Because of the importance of these issues, there is a means that the money is coming from a surplus that indi- Park in San Francisco to see the most exciting baseball Lott, and greatest coach ever, Bill Walsh. heightened need to distinguish between fact and opinion. cates that the money had not been previously set aside for game I'd ever attended, a 12-inning win that completed the I often tease friends of mine who root for teams such as In the April 16 article "Citizens make mad dash for tax 'social programs' for the poor and elderly. Giants' three game sweep of the archrival Dodgers. the Miami Dolphins or the Detroit Lions because they're deadline," several claims were made that could have been Second, Paratransit is a service of the Valley After scalping bleacher seats and later sneaking down to happy just to make the playoffs as a wild card. easily verified and found to be incorrect. Transportation Authority and has the important job of the lower reserve section along the third base line, my friend Niner fans expect nothing less than a championship each A quote by activist Shirley Kinishita states, "The figure helping to transport elderly and disabled people in this Brad and I stood at attention along with the rest of the season. is over half of taxpayers' money is being spent on the war area. It is important to note that this is a local program and packed house, as is typical every time Barry Bonds steps to Even Raider fans are getting a piece of the action. in Iraq..." This is not true. According to the Budget according to the 2003 VTA Budget, 73 percent of V'I'A the plate. Sure, Raider fans tend to be a bit delusional, often claim- Committee of the House of Representatives, the total revenue is generated by local sales tax. Although cuts to "You know, we're pretty lucky," I said as the game's most ing that their measly three Super Bowls compare to our five. 2003 federal budget is 82.159 trillion. A recent ABC the Paratransit program are being considered, they are due feared hitter, perhaps ever, stood in the batter's box, "that we They were bold enough to talk about how much better the News report stated that "The war in Iraq has cost the to decreased local spending, not the diversion of funds to grew up in the Bay Area and got to see all Raiders were than the Niners during the United States more than 820 billion so far..." and that the Iraq. these different sports icons." glory days of the 1990s when the Raiders total was expected to climb as high as $62 billion. Using It's a valid observation. could barely finish above .500. this projected cost for the invasion of Iraq, the amount will Alex Vassar Think of the many athletes that have But the Raiders now have retaken their be only 2.9 percent of the federal budget. junior secured their spots in sports history in the spot among the NFU elite. In the following paragraph, Ms. Kinishita continues, political science stadiums and arenas of the Bay Area over The Bay Area has got it made in the sports the last 20 years, and think of the many arena. Even when San Jose's hockey team dominant teams they played for. tanked (pun intended) when it was supposed SPARTA GUIDE I remember being 8 or 9 years old, living to contend for the Stanley Cup, Oaldand's in the East Bay and following the basketball team suddenly showed signs of Spavta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for Oaklatcl Ks rather closely, during their life and, nearly made the playoffs. entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in nai in, the late.1980s. .. In fact, while many people could dpbate the Spartan Daib, offfeeln.Dwight Bentel Han, rooin 21:19: Space restrictions may reqUire editing Oakland fans were treated to the slug- this point, I strongly believe the greatest of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. ging ways of the bash brothers, Jose DRAY MILLER football player and baseball player of all time Canseco and Mark McGwire. built their legends here in the Bay. TODAY Body Sculpting, Beginning Step. We got to see Rickey Henderson break the all-time stolen Jerry Rice, not just a football icon but a total sports icon, School of Art and Design For more information and class bases record and hear him speak of himself in the third per- broke and set more records than are worth counting, in the Man McNamara at SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Student galleries art exhibitions times, contact son before The Rock made it cool. West Bay, then took his act east and continues to shine as Daily Mass will be held at the from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art 924-6217. buildings. I remember that while it was fun watching Dennis an ageless wonder. SJSU CCM Chapel located at and Industrial Studies Bonds will have For more information contact Bill SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Eckersley seal the deal for the A's, whenever the closer came And while I may be partial, I say 10th and San Carlos streets next to into the game, it meant I could go outside and play with my dethroned Babe Ruth as baseball's king by the time he Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are or Nicole at 924-4330. Potluck Theology every Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Call John friends, because once he took the mound, that was all she hangs up his cleats. 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at bums as well. 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For Career Center Wilhelmsen at 835-8783 for loca- wrote. Sure, we had our share of sports more information contact Sister Drop-in from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 tion. Giants' fans have also long been treated to outstanding Kelly Downs was probably the worst middle reliever ever, Marcia at 938-1610. p.m. at the Career Center. 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Classes run- Hillel For more information contact the play of Bonds, Kent, Jason Giambi and Miguel Tejada. entire sports hopes resting with the Pistons, or a Buffalo fan ning today: Spin, Abs Only, Turbo International food fair from 11 Diane Stegmeir at 248-2997. And with the Bay Bridge series back in 1989, Bay Area who had to endure four straight Super Bowl losses, I'd say Kickboxing, Night Spin, Hi- a.m. to 2 p.m. For more informa- fans couldn't lose, because unlike with the 49ers and the sports success out here is almost unfair. Lo/Hip Hop, Body Pump, Cardio tion contact Bob Meredith at 761- Career Center Raiders, it's ok for fans to support both the A's and Giants. Not that I'm complaining. Kickboxing, Contact Kickboxing, 3274 or Bret Stone at 286-6669, Drop-in from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 And how about football? Stretch/Flex/Relax. For more ext. 13. p.m. at the Career Center. 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Tickets will be sold in front Application forms are available in of the Student Union. For more Career Center information contact Ted at 924-- Internship workshop from 12:30 -ILL Mit- 51ii ) the lobby of the Health building or «a CAHAttiiim M.caN. at www.sjsu.edu/depts/student- 7455 or visit www.akbayansjsu.i- p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Career health/index.htrrd. E-mail at rvi- p.com. Center Workshop room. For more [email protected] for more information contact the Career information. TUESDAY Resource Center at 924-6031. oade I/ "IlefiLacag- 'moor Nutrition Education Action Team SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Career Center ,assd .15511Y flatisolA Idttoot,ink," Free nutrition counseling by Daily Mass will be held at the Employer table: Fastenal. The tassizo..1. nutrition and dietetics students SJSU CCM Chapel located at tables will sit from 10 a.m. to 2 today from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. 10th and San Carlos streets next to p.m. outside of the College of V. ok rut, itil9e- 'MAT at the Sport Club. For more infor- Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are Business next to Jazzland Coffee, mation contact Jen Styles, campus 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at and the Ninth Street Plaza in front nutritionist, at 924-6118. 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For of the Career Center. For more more information contact SLter information contact Espie 0. 46, trira his TV Taal. Ka.) 5itereitit-aCa Ataz15K-At4 11,65- Associated Students Campus Marcia at 938-1610. Santiago at 924-2692. Recreation Adventures Capoeira Martial Arts Training Associated Students Campus African American Studies from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Recreation Dnsartment Event Center Aerobics Studio. 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(408) 924-3281 I SPARTANDAILYOCASA.SJSU.EDU, SDAILYADSOIMC.SJSU.EDU Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 APRIL 21i 2003 THE SPARTAN DAILY NEWS PAGE 3 Scott Peterson, suspect in wife's VIEWS I Not about quotas, percentages conttnuedfrom page 1 fed preferences. accused the University of reverse dis- death, had $10,000 when arrested Misinformation was another reason, crimination through their affirmative the University of Michigan cases, while Crosby said, that people disliked this action policies that give preference to Cal- in fact, one out of four American work- students from ethnic minorities. :OM - affirmative MODESTO ers is affected by this policy, which has "They will Icziow the definition, but Crosby said having the have (AP) Scott "Like many people who are in jail watched her 12-year-old son add a been on the books since 1965. they will have some misinformation policy an admissions process works out Peterson was carrying 110,000 when for the first time, he wants to know blue and gold teddy bear. too. his detectives "This policy was started by executive about how it operates or the effect it to be beneficial to white students arrested him about 30 what's next," Huston said. "The baby didn't get a chance to live order 11246 which was signed in 1965 has on people," Crosby said. "We shouldn't think that ethnic miles from the Mexico border on sus- In an interview with Time maga- his life and grow up," said McKinney, lesto picion by President Lyndon Johnson," The third reason given by Crosby minonties are benefiting at the expense of killing his pregnant wife, a zine, Peterson's father, Lee, said 33. "She didn't get a chance to enjoy said. "White stu- Scott law enforcement Crosby said. "It said if you are a con- was prejudice. She said there is a lot of of white people," she official said Sunday. "police have just bundled this investi- her baby." tractor with the federal government research that shows, in general, there is dents in class with ethnic minorities Hours later, authorities would gation from day one. Many in this central California city the world announce for more than $50,000 and have more a connection between disliking social change the way they look at Scott that DNA tests showed "You have a district attorney calling of 200,000 never met Laci Peterson, a than 50 employees, you have to be an policy that helps the disadvantaged and learn that in a democracy people was two bodies found on the shore near this a slam-dunk before there's even 27-year-old with the big smile and San affirmative action employer." and being prejudiced if you're a white can have different points of view." Francisco were his wife, Laci, an arraignment," Scott Peterson's dimples, but after the months of professor in missing Crosby explained that being an affir- person. Ronald Rogers, assistant bled since Dec. 23, and their mother, ackie, told the magazine. searching and vigils that followed her mative action employer meant moni- "There are a great number of studies the department of psychology, was the unborn son. "I'm feeling like I'm living in Nazi disappearance, they felt they knew Peterson toring one's workforce and practices in that show that opposition to affirma- faculty adviser for this conference. had repeatedly denied any Germany or the Soviet Union. I've her. a result-oriented way to the point that tive action is much greater among "This conference began in 1957 and nany role in his wife's disappearance, and just sick of this." A makeshift wooden cross covered t the police incumbency equals availability. One white people who are overtly or back then, oddly enough, it was called had avoided labeling him a sus- "We're grieving for the baby, as with aluminum foil on the Peterson has to take legal remedial action to covertly _prejudiced against people of SPAM, which stands for Spartan g his pect. But authorities say he knew he Scott is for Lad, Lee Peterson said. lawn reads: "We prayed everyday that Meeting, was ensure that the workforce is diverse, color," Crosby said. And it is much Psychological Association tai n- being tracked. When detectives arrested him Laci and Baby Connor would come she said. greater in men who are overtly or Rogers said. Modesto Police Chief Roy Wasden Friday, Scott Peterson's dark hair had home. Now, Laci and Baby Connor "This is what some people mistake as covertly sexist." He said, consequently, the name was ilizer sought the arrest warrant for Peterson been dyed reddish-blond and he had are home with the Lord." quotas because you're putting a target She said resistance to affirmative changed to SPAFtC, Spartan 'crap a day before the bodies were identified grown a goatee. A law enforcement The city has had more than its share and numbers to it," Crosby said. action could also be because of the Psychological Association Research because he feared Peterson might flee official who spoke on condition of of yellow ribbons and tragedies. She said SJSU and UC Santa Cruz widespread belief that it harms direct Conference, to reflect that it is an to Mexico, where law forbids extradi- anonymity said Sunday that he also In May 2001, Modesto resident are affirmative action employers. beneficiaries of the policy. opportunity to showcase the under- tion of anyone facing the deathpenal- had $10,000 with him. Chandra Levy, 24, disappeared in SJSU, however, does not adopt affir- "If you have been privileged by this graduate and graduate research in the ty. Prosecutors in Stanislaus County From the start, police had focused Washington, D.C., triggering specu- mative action in the ad-mission system, learning that this system is a psychology department at SJSU. plan to charge Peterson, 30, with cap- attention on Peterson, who acknowl- lation about her relationship with process, according to a statement by little bit unfair threatens your self- Rogers said for the last few years is the ital murder -for the deaths of his n- edged that he had an affair with Rep. Gary Condit. One year later, a President Robert Caret. interest," she said. "The beneficiaries they have tried to broaden the scope of ditor year-old wife and their unborn son. another woman last year but said his walker found Levy's body in a "At SJSU, we believe in a strong affir- of this system might feel diminished if this conference by letting students ,days. Peterson is expected to be arraigned wife, due to give birth in February, Washington park, but police still have mative action approach to recruiting a they think they were given preference from other Bay Area universities pres- Monday afternoon, authorities said. knew about it. made no arrests. broad range of students and employees because of their race or gender." ent their research. Kelly Huston, a spokesman for the They spent days searching the Condit, a Democrat, lost his bid for from all sectors and socio-economic She said resistance to affirmative "This year we had students come Stanislaus County sheriff's depart- waters near the -Berkeley Marina, re-election last year. strata in society," Caret said. "We, of action could also be the result of the jus- from as far as CSU Bakersfield and ment, said Peterson talked to his where Peterson said he went fishing Modesto was also a command cen- course, adhere to state law in all that we tice system and America's devotion to it. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo," he said. lawyer Saturday night. The attorney, the day his wife disappeared, and they ter after the 1999 disappearance of do, including admissions, which man- As an example, Crosby described a Karen Liolios, a senior majoring in Kirk McAllister, has not commented seized the 14-foot boat and trailer he three women in Yosemite National dates that admissions decisions may study she and some colleagues per- psychology and biological sciences, on the case since the arrest. used. The bodies were later found Park. Five weeks later, authorities not be based on race or gender." formed in the Chicago area. said she found the speech very enlight- Peterson was segregated from other about three miles from the marina found Carole Sund, 43, her daughter, Crosby gave several reasons why "The people who thought that affir- ening. inmates and placed in the jail's maxi- after a storm. Juli, 15, and Argentina exchange stu- people are resistant to affirmative mative action is a monitoring system "It gave some sides of affirmative mum security section because of the Laci Peterson's family has shied dent Silvina Pefosso, 16, murdered in action. liked it and the people who thought action that I hadn't looked at before," nature of the charges he faces, and from the spotlight since the bodies nearby foothills. A jury convicted "One of the reasons is misunder- that it is a quota system really disliked Liolios said. because prisoners have made threats were discovered. motel handyman Cary Stayner last standing peoele don't know what it it," she said. Pam Wells, a senior majoring in pay- a against him, Huston said. The Outside the Peterson home, a year and sentenced him to death. she said. They say they are This speech coincided well, Crosby chology, said she loved the speech and is," inmates "definitely have some unfa- memorial to Laci Peterson and the "Once again we're being brought opposed to affirmative action but they said, with the oral argument made by that it was very comprehensive. nnie vorable opinions of him," he said. boy she had already named Connor together. I don't like what we're being are opposed to quotas." the U.S. Supreme Court on April 1 on "I wish the College of Business had In a briefing with reporters outside continued to grow Sunday with addi- brought together for the last three Crosby said there is a lot of research the two cases against the University of been here since it covered social and the jail, Huston described Peterson as tions of flowers, candles and toys. years, but we stand together," said h as that proves that most Americans don't Michigan admission policy. employment issues." Wells said. "I "rather quiet" and "very courteous" Michelle McKinney hugged her Diana Morris, 33. "We stand togeth- know what affirmative action is and She said the University of Michigan wish some more people had been LIey're since he was booked Friday night. daughter and wiped away tears as she er and we're behind each other." said they often confuse it with unjusti- was sued by two white students who here."

each CITIZENS ON DUTY CONFLICT IN IRAQ urn - five. ACADEMY! the the Saddam son-in-law in custody, Iraqi opposition group says ders continuedfrom page 1 her partner took the husband just out- BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) Saddam nine of clubs an its deck of most want- Al-Tikriti was being questioned by whereabouts of the daughter. side the door for questioning. has left the ed, he ranks No. 40 out of the 55 top intelligence officers of the Free Iraqi Officials at Central Command said number on the plates," Marquez said. Hussein's son-in-law their "He hit me, and so I hit him back Syrian capital and surrendered to the Iraqi officials sought by the allies. Forces on Sunday and would be turned they had heard the reports but could "Remember to check for a weapon." with the baseball bat," the wife said. Iraqi National Congress in Baghdad, a "There have been some negotiations over to the U.S. military "in smatter of not confirm the surrender. Syrian offi- Everything started to happen at once. "He's the one who is drunk. He's the ports spokesman in London said Sunday. until he was persuaded to come to hours, not days," Ahmed said. cials were not immediately available The driver of the SUV ran away. one that should go to jail." our people Entifadh Qanbar, the congress' liai- for comment on al-Tikriti s reported team One of Saddam's top bodyguards also Baghdad and surrender to Juan's partner handcuffed the passen- The team brought the husband and arrested Sunday by the group, the in Baghdad," said Haider Ahmed-, a son to U.S. Central Command in surrender. losed ger as she got out of the car. wife back inside to review their stories spokesman said. And U.S. Central spokesman for the congress, a Qatar, said it was "our general policy is The report comes as President Bush Marquez said. jail. and's "Good job, Marifel," and decide who would be going to Command said Iraq's minister of high- London-based umbrella group of to turn over WV criminals to the applauded signs Sunday that Syria is s of "You didn't run after her. Always keep "The purpose is to slow the situation er education and scientific research Saddam opponents. Americans." beginning to heed American demands together aka, team to protect your part- down," NWqiirre said. ",lf there are , 4.40as'2ppteliended by coalitinti troops. He said 'lie did not know precisely He said al-Tikriti is in his rnid-30s for cooperation against Saddam's :bate ner." children, call forkpiluguices or have Jamal Mustafa Abdallah. Sultan. al- when al-Tilcriti surrendered, but and had no information about the 'defunct regime. Marquez then brought out the map them stay with the grandmother." Tikriti is married to Saddam's believed it was Sunday. Al-Tikriti had itest to check the schedule for the second Marquez said they performed well time youngest daughter, Hala, and was been persuaded to leave Damascus and scenario. together by keeping an eye on each deputy head of the Tribal Affairs surrender in Baghdad, Ahmed said. "Now we go to one of the rooms at other while investigating the incident. Office in Saddam's ousted regime. He said his information came "from icon, the school," she said. "Someone is try- "Each officer has a different style," Dubbed !iv the U.S. military as the my colleagues in Baghdad." i the ing to steal computers at a company. Marquez said. "Communication ne as The team walked into an office in the between each other is important." building and turned on the lights. Two Marquez said the team did a good job Iraqi Christians worry have men were hiding there and one carried by telling the husband and wife what e he a knife. to expect as well. "Stop, we're the police," Juan said. "Make sure to call for an ambulance "Put clown your weapon." for the husband as he says he has a bro- about rise of Shiite Muslims The guns went off, someone ken collar bone," Marquez said. "If she ever, screamed, one burglar was down and is bleeding, he might be the one taken BAG I 'DAD, Iraq. (AP) religious intolerance. Saddam's regime then handcuffed, and then the second to jail." Christians crowded into churches was dominated by Sunni Muslims. Van burglar was taken down as well. Marquez said it was important to across Iraq on Sunday to celebrate "If they come to power, we'll leave the and Marquez led the discussion for the look at the totality of what was going Easter, the feast of new beginnings, country electrician Jacob Koda, 51, Land on Free Parking... evaluation of the scenario. on. The team concluded that both the nervous over what the new Iraq has in said of the Shiites. is his "It looks like the man carrying the husband and wife might end up going store for their resilient but dwindling "They're brainwashed with religious o fan knife at the entrance, and the one in to 'ail if one didn't appear to be more minority in an overwhelmingly ideas. To them, Christians are bad were shot," Marquez said. "But able than the other. d say hiding Muslim land. riuple," said pharmacist Noel Kadu, you both announced yourselves and "The next scenario is about a stolen A longtime bishop of Baghdad used turned the lights on in advance and vehicle," Marques said. "Let's find a car the occasion to ask that President Bush Christians, most of them Chaldean that's very important because it could and go back to the parking lot. We're help introduce an Iraqi constitution Catholics, total 700,000 in Iraq, about have been a janitor who was trying to looking for a silver 4Runner." that treats Christians the same as 5 percent of the population. Although protect himself." Juan drove, and the team got out of Muslims. they have generally coexisted peaceful- is a Marquez explained how quick think- the car the same time the man driving At Baghdad's Sacred Heart Church, by with their Muslim neighbors over riter. ing is important in an adverse situa- the 4Runner walked toward them. meanwhile, the Chaldean Catholic the centuries, they also have been per- lays. tion. "Could we see your license," Juan pastor told a congregation overflowing secuted at times, and many have emi- "Don't forget to call the dispatch for asked. out the doors that re-establishing law grated to the United States and backup," she said. "Plan for backup A, While she followed the driver as he and order was everyone's first concern. Europe. B and C teams to surround all sides of returned to the car, the driver grabbed "Jesus rose from the dead saying, 'I As recently as the 1960s, before the perimeter of the building and a handgun from the truck and shot at give you peace,"' the Rev. Basic Saddam's Baath Party came to power, decide what team is to go in first and Juan several times and ran to hide Shamoun said. "We're in a time when many prominent Christians were when." behind the parked police car. we need peace." imprisoned. Under the Baath, Marques said she wanted to see how She shot back, and the team ran to But in the courtyard outside, parish- Christian schools were nationalized, the pair reacted and recommended that hide behind the 4X4. ioners spoke frankly of a deeper worry, official discrimination was perpetuated Win the Big Payoff as officers they should not turn their "It's dark outside now and hard to see," that the U.S. promise of democracy to in marriage rules, requiring- Christians backs on an area that had not been Marquez said. 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PAGE 4 SPORTS 1 THE SPARTAN DAILY APRIL 21_1_2003 Blues and Whites Bulldogs lick Spartans, lose series By Tammy Krikorian square off Daily Statj' Writer The Spartan baseball team's chance for a sweep of Louisiana Tech By Chris Giovannetti Rislov would later be intercepted University vanished on Saturday when Paul Daily Senior again, this time by linebacker they were defeated by the Bulldogs 5- staff Writer Okumu. The senior completed just eight of 19 passes for 89 yards but nei- The bad news is that Fitz Hill is Freshman right-hander Matt Winck going to ther he nor Hill was worried about the started the game, pitching two and have to cut players. The good news is that Fitz Hill is performance. one third innings and recording his going to "It was a rough day. Things didn't go third loss of the season. have to cut players. the beginning, and it just For the first time in his three years as our way from The game was scoreless going into built from there. We'll all learn from the third inning, but the Bulldogs head coach of the San Jose State better, that's what the University football team, Hill and his this and get quickly took control. With a 2-2 spring is for," Risky said. count, Louisiana Tech left fielder coaching staff have the luxury of having last year knows over too many players on the roster. "Anyone who saw him Jeremy Alford fired a home run what he can do," Hill said of Rislov. the left field fence, driving in second "It's a good problem to have," Hill protection he nor- had sin- said. "To win, we have to get the best "He didn't have the baseman Ben Haddox, who mally gets, and the other team just had gled through the left side. players. We have 91 in the spring right sin- now and a better day" Center fielder John Brandon 30 coming in, in the fall. Two drives later, Rislov's backup and gled, and the Spartans replaced Fifteen or 16 guys won't be back in the the White team's starter Beau Pierce Winck with sophomore Brad IGIby. 511111111el." Spangler at Many of hooked up with wide receiver Rufus With first baseman Kyle those players hoping to Skillem on a 20-yard touchdown pass. the plate, Brandon stole second, make the final cut in fall practice put Freshman kicker Andrew Levers, who reached third on a wild pitch, and their talent on display in Saturday's converted all three of his extra point came home as Spangler flew out to annual Spring Game the ceremoni- attempts, put the Whites up 14-0. center. al ending to spring practice. With two runners on base and no Behind a Donald Roberson replaced Pierce in 10-for-19 for 130 yard pass- the third quarter and continued outs, junior right-hander Carlos ing performance from Beau Pierce and White's dominance, finding wide Torres took the mound in the fourth 82 receiving yards on five catches from receiver Casey Miranda all alone in the inning but was unable to stop the Ryan Balbuena / Daily Staff Jamall Broussard, the White team end zone for a 29-yard touchdown Bulldogs from adding two more runs. Kyle defeated the Blues, 21-13, at Valley Spartan first baseman Jordan Bergstrom attempted to Slide back to first as Bulldog first baseman completion. The Spartans remained scoreless Spangler prepared to make the tag Saturday at Municipal Stadium. Bergstrom was called out on the play. Christian High School. On the ensuing play, red shirt transfer going into the sixth inning when first Final score and friendly competition Dale Rodgers, substituting for Rislov, baseman Jordan Bergstrom stepped SJSU won the series taking two of three games against Louisiana Tech. aside, Hill was happy with the comple- completed a 47-yard pass to wide up to the plate with no outs and the son. pitching more," he said. his first complete game at SJSU, strik- tion of spring practice. receiver Clarence Cunningham who bases loaded. He flew out to center The Spartans are now 20-21 overall Amaya was also happy with the way ing out 10 batters - a personal best - "Our main objective was to stay caught the ball at the 17-yard line and field, bringing in center fielder Nate and 6-11 in the WAC for the season. he played. and earning his first win of the season. healthy. Every time one of our guys hit muscled his way to the three. Corrick who reached on a walk. San After the loss, Doug Thurman, "I felt good out there, I felt like I had "I always told him if he brought another, we were like, `Ow!' "said Hill, "I'm just going in and doing what I Jose State University was unable to Spartan associate head coach, said the control with my fast ball and change- three pitches to the game he could who directed the game from behind the can do ... make my reads and do what score again as catcher Aaron Bates Spartans weren't in the game offen- up," he said. play nine innings," Thurman said. "It offense, parallel to the referee. "We're the coaches tell me. I was just happy to grounded out to first and designated sively. SJSU shut out the Bulldogs 7-0 in was an outstanding performance, it excited though ... this game was all get in today;" said Rodgers, a walk-on hitter Luke Sargent flew out to right "Coming off Friday, I was hoping the first game of the series Thursday got better as the game went on. He about fun." from Chaffey College by way of Cal field. we'd carry the offensive production, as sophomore Matt Durkin pitched a threw his best pitches in the ninth Running back Lamar Ferguson Poly-San Luis Obispo. "I just want to Junior Jose Amaya, the Spartans he said, adding that the third game of complete game and struck out 14 bat- inning." remains sidelined but Hill said his show what I can do and move up the fourth pitcher of the day, came in at a series is usually more offensive. ters. Esposito was also pleased. rehabilitation from a season-ending ranks." the top of the seventh inning. Amaya Amaya shared Thurman's senti- "Durkin is as dominant as ever," "It felt good to get that first win out knee injury last season is ahead of Tight end Steve Nash scored the first allowed only one hit and no runs to ments. Thurman said. "This is the best break- of the way," he said, adding that he schedule. point for the Blues on the next play, close out the game as he struck out six "I think we just didn't come out and ing ball he's had in a year. Other teams had help from catcher Aaron Bates. "We still might hold him out," said catching a touchdown pass from of nine batters. focus today," he said. "We came out in the league are focusing on Mart's "Bates caught a good game, we had Hill of the 5-foot, 4-inch Ferguson, Rodgers three outs out on the next play. Although Amaya was able to hold really flat. fastball. When he brings that breaking everything working." who led the Spartans in rushing last Kicker Jeff Carr booted the conver- back the Bulldogs, SJSU was unable to Thurman, however, praised Amaya ball to the game, he is as dominant as SJSU is scheduled to face the season with 634 yards. "If he's not sion but was only getting warmed up. score again, losing the game 5-1. for his performance in the last three there is." University of Hawaii in a three-game ready, we'll red.shirt him." The freshman stepped back to The Spartans broke a five-game innings. Friday the Spartans took the series, WAC series that begins Friday at Les Should Ferguson sit out, Hill is confi- attempt a 36-yard field goal. home win streak as the Bulldogs "Amaya has been one of our better winning the second game 3-1 as left- Murakami Stadium in Honolulu. The dent running back Tyson Thompson, a Good. earned their first Western Athletic guys. He needs to pitch and will be handed senior Frank 'Esposito pitched first pitch is slated for 6:35 p.m. transfer from Garden City Community With the crowd up and cheering, Conference win on the road this sea- College can immediately step in and Carr split the uprights from 52 yards challenge for a starting spot. away. One of the players Thompson could Ten yards further, Carr's kick had the likely challenge is running back distance, but tailed off wide right from Rangers run up Athletics Damarcus Ingram. The senior gained 62 yards. All shook up 221 yards on 36 carries in five games Given another crack at 62 yards, OAKLAND (AP) Carl Everett Lilly pitched well for 5 2-3 innings in last season and had 11 carries for 55 Blue's players jogged out and formed a yards on Saturday. homered to right field, not far from his fourth start. He did not give up an horseshoe around Carr. This time, he where a fan threw a cell phone that hit earned run, allowing seven hits, striking "It didn't even feel like 11. I'm in such could only manage a meager line drive. good shape since our strength and con- him in the head a day earlier, and the out four and wanting one. He got Rodgers was 3-for-5 for 68 yards Texas Rangers defeated the Oakland deanup hitter Juan Gonzalez to ground ditioning coach (Bruce Seidmanl Roberson' finished fine up osnaiadproaramnyve had. It fimall felbtuF here %.,Traestngwhile Athletics ribn Stbday. Out efee timelnotice with flikIners'INn. sssth 54 passing yards on fousdafaiar Everett 44whomereciiiin thosilast five But Lilly left-in the sixth. with the com letions games in which he batted, setting a club game tied at 1 and the bases loaded. y. At the same time, were execut- balls for to Cunningham caught three record. The Rangers ended a four-game The Rangers loaded the bases after ing and learning plays. You need 62 yards while Skillern had two recep- road losing streak as they wrap up a Mark Teixeira and Hank Blalock hit treat this like a game situation, and at tions for 47 yards and Miranda had 19-game stretch to start the year back-to-back singles, and Ryan the same time, we're learning. It's a four catches for 44 yards. against the tough AL West. Christenson got aboard on shortstop good day for learning and playing hard, The Spartans took Easter Sunday off Everett's solo shot in the seventh off Miguel Tejada's fielding error, his sec- and we showed it out there today" and have two remaining spring prac- Chad Bradford (1-2) broke a 1-all tie. ond miscue of the game. Tejada rose up On the game's first series, White's tices, which Hill has scheduled for Everett was 0-for-3 before his homer. too early and the ball ticked off the cornerback Trestin George intercepted today and Tuesday. Michael Young had two hits with a front of his glove. a pass from incumbent Spartan starting SJSU opens the 2003 season on Aug. double. Lilly then struck out Einar Diaz, and quarterback Scott Rislov and returned 23 against Grambling University at Rangers starter Colby Lewis (3-0), Chad Bradford relieved to face Young. the errant ball 54 yards for a touchdown Spartan Stadium. who made his major league debut in Bradford, a submariner, struck out and 7-0 White lead. Oakland last April, pitched six solid Young on three pitches to escape the innings in his first road start of the sea- jam. His last pitch was clocked at 69 son, coming off a win over Anaheim on mph. Giants belittled in loss to LA. Tuesday. Lilly was helped by his defense. Lewis allowed one run and four hits, Second baseman Mark Ellis made a LOS ANGELES (AP) Fred back-to-back RBI doubles for the striking out three and walking four. tricky, backhanded catch on a looper by McGriff went 4-for-4, Hideo Nomo Giants' other runs in the second. Ugueth Urbina pitched the ninth for Kevin Mench in the fourth, falling over earned his 100th career victory and Andres Galarraga, subbing for J.T. his seventh save. Tejada to make the play in shallow cen- the San Francisco Giants lost for the Snow, hit his first homer of the sea- Erubiel Durazo drove in a run in the ter. first time in nine road games, 16-4 son in the fourth to give the Giants first for Oakland, which managed only Tejada made an error two batters later to the Los Angeles 'Dodgers on a 4-0 lead. five hits after pounding out 15 on when he overthrew first base on a sin- Sunday night. The Dodgers cut it to 4-3 in the Saturday. gle by Blalock, allowing Blalock to Barry Bonds hit the 619th home bottom half on McGriff's RBI sin- The Rangers, facing a left-handed reach second. Blalock scored an run of his career for the Giants, who gle and a two-run homer by Jolbert starter for the eighth time in 13 games, unearned run on Christenson's single to at 15-3, are off to their best start Cabrera. McGriff was thrown out challenged Ted ,illy each inning. center that made it 1 -all. since having the same record in trying to stretch it into a double. 1938. Rookie Kurt Ainsworth (1-3) Shawn Green also had four hits for forced in the tying run on a bases - Fan faces as sault charge the Dodgers, who scored eight runs loaded walk to Brian Jordan in the in the seventh. They finally generat- fifth. McGriff had taken extra bat- OAKLAND (AP) A 24-year-old White Sox-Royals game. ed the offense that had been missing ting practice before the game to try man accused of throwing a cell phone Sandy Alderson, a vice president of in their five defeats to the Giants to improve his .177 average. It paid that hit Texas right fielder Carl Everett baseball operations in the commission- this season. They had managed just off when he cleared the bases with a in the back of the head during a game er's office, flew from the New York area Ryan Balbuena Daily Staff four runs in losing the first two three-run double to right-center faces a charge of assault with a deadly to Oakland early Sunday to deal with San Jose Earthquakes' midfielder Ramiro Corrales avoided Kansas games of the three-game series. field off Joe Nathan to give the weapon. the issue. City Wizards' defender Carey Talley during the season opener Nomo (2-3) gave up four runs on Dodgers a 7-4 lead. Juan-Carlos Covarrubias-Serrano, of Alderson said he hopes fan violence is Saturday at Spartan Stadium. The Quakes tied the game, 1-1, six hits in seven innings. The With one out, Giants shortstop Palo Alto, was arrested during the not becoming a trend. Japanese right-hander struck out Rich Aurilia committed a costly Rangers' 12-2 loss to the Oakland "I think we ve had fan incursions over with the Wizards. seven and walked two to end his error when he bobbled a grounder by Athletics on Saturday after fans pointed the years on the field," Alderson said personal three-game losing skid. Paul Lo Duca that could have been him out to authorities, and after Everett before Sunday's game. "Typically, The Dodgers had scored just three a double play. Instead, the Dodgers alerted stadium security. they're not serious. As they become runs in Nomo's last three starts. had runners on first and second, The phone was thrown from the sec- more frequent there is a chance they Nomo did not give up a single and then Green singled to load the bases ond deck of the Coliseum, said David will become more serious. We want to didn't allow the Giants a hit after the for Jordan. Rinetti, the A's vice president of stadi- stop these things before they escalate. fourth inning. The Dodgers stretched their lead um operations. Covarrubias-Serrano "When they do happen, we have to The Giants took a 3-0 lead in the to 10-4 in the seventh on Ron was intoxicated, Rinetti said, and will set an example for anyone else with the second on four extra-base hits. Coomer's two-run single and be arraigned on Tuesday. remote idea of doing something like Bonds hit a solo homer, his sixth of Cabrera's ground-rule double. Their He was being held on $15,000 bail. this." the season, to become the visiting other runs came on a sacrifice by "I don't think this guy wanted to wake Everett plans to press charges. When home run leader at Dodger Stadium. Alex Cora, a bunt by Roberts, up on Easter morning in prison," asked if he was satisfied with the beefed He passed George Foster with his Green's two-run double into the Rinetti said. "Hopefully he learned a up security, Everett said, "It always 24th homer. right field corner and Jordan's sacri- valuable lesson." should have been that way" Classes Yorvit Torrealba, subbing for fice fly to make it 15-4. Six of the Security was heightened for Sunday's "This crowd has always been surly," Benito Santiago, and Ruben Rivera, Dodgers' eight runs in the inning game. Rinetti said staffing was Everett said. "They throw stuff all the subbing for Marquis Grissom, hit came off reliever Jim Brower. increased and a uniformed police officer time." was stationed at the visitors bullpen. In starting soon! addition, an in-house video monitoring BUY ONEGET ONE system was being used to monitor the Lakers' quest for championship begins right-field area. Everett was hit four days after umpire LSAT - May 3 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The I,os playoffs is a totally different game." Lax Diaz was attacked by a fan at U.S. EE Angeles Lakers acknowledged being a Bryant scored 29 points in the first Applies to Cellular field in Chicago during a ritirCk Milk Tea GMAT - May 5 little bored during the regular season, half, on 12-of-16 shooting. The Lakers hai ha, entire game, shot 55 percent off and that probably contributed to their led the Colfri Center poor record on the road, from the floor and went 10-for-19 Lemonade, San Jose Kaplan In the playoffs, though, the story from 3-point range. iioba r 14. le 100 Park Center Plaza, Suite 112 remained the same for Kobe Bryant Game 2 is fuesday night in a the e I and the three-time defending champs Minneapolis. 1,JJ even without the home-court "They just shot the lights out of the Ytq140\1 advantage the Minnesota ball," said forward Kevin Garnett. Vfk/1%.1 Call us at 1-800 KAP-TEST or visit us online "We'll just have to do that on Tuesday." at kaptest.com today to enroll! Timberwolves coveted. sl.C/VIIt 131 ma Inr 25 Heels%'I"4 Bryant scored 39 points and Garnett had 23 points, 14 rebounds 578, In, 50 on. rebk Shaquille O'Neal had 32 points and 10 and seven assists not nearly enough 499 na !of 100 ;Z... rebounds as the Lakers defeated to help the Timberwolves win with CAFE BOBA Minnesota 117-98 to open their first- home-court advantage for the first 1408) 616-7700 CENTURY 110 E. SAN FERNANDO ST IfTWIfN 4 I 4123:1) time in their history; they were elimi- GRAPHICS round series Sunday. NIXT t "You can tell by our intensity out nated in the opening round each of the TO IlOCKB, Test prep, admissions and guidaiii,u. for life. WWW (9ShIrtS corn I.. i91.11 it THE MU CAMPUS there," forward Robert Horry said, "the past six years. APRIL 21, 2003 THE SPARTAN DAILY NEWS PAGE 5 UPD ACTIVITY LOG WEEK OF: 4/11 TO 4/17

Friday - April 11 Sunday - April 13 Interstate 280. drivers hvense. streets. Type: Alarms Summary: Subject was arrested on Summary: Subject was cited and Time: 9:08 cm. 1:ype: Dispatch Type: Incident outstanding misdemeanor warrants. Tmulay-Arill5 released for driving with a valid driv- Location: Music building. Time: 12:11 p.m. Time: 12:35 a.m. ers license. Summary: A report was taken for Location: Seventh and San Location: Hoover Hall. Type: Traffic Type: Weapon tampering with the fire reporting Salvador streets. Summary: A report for a distur- Time: 10:10 p.m. Time: 2:01 cm. Type: Incident equipment. Summary: An agency assist report bance was taken. Location: Third and Santa Clara Location: Fourth and William Time: 2:05 p.m. was taken for an off-campus sexual streets. streets. Location: Seventh and San 'k,pe: Incident assault. 'lype: Drugs Summary: Subject was cited and Summary: Subject was arrested for Salvador streets. Time: 1:24 p.m. Time: 1:47 cm. released for driving without a valid possession of a concealed weapon. Summary: A report was taken for Location: Seventh Street garage. 'Type: Dispatch Location: Joe West Hall. drivers license. misuse of a handicap placard. Summary: A report was taken for a Time: 1:47 p.m. Summary: Subject was cited and Type: Medical lost parking permit. Location: Seventh Street garage. released for possession of marijuana. Monday -April 14 Time: 7:18 a.m. Type: Parking Summary: A report was taken for Location: Student Services Center. Time: 4:22 p.m. pe: Incident the use of a forged parking permit. 1:ype: Dispatch 'Iype: Dispatch Summary: A medical aid report Location: 10th Street garage. Time: 2:10 p.m. Time: 2:11 cm. Time: 9:10 a.m. was taken. Summary: A vehicle was towed for Location: Health building. Type: Dispatch Location: Industrial Studies build- Location: 10th Street garage. blocking another vehicle. Summary: A report was taken for a Time: 3:00 p.m. ing. Summary: A report was taken for Type: Parking subject who was transported to Location: 10th and San Antonio Summary: Subject was arrested for auto burglary. Time: 9:31 a.m. :Type: Other Sex Valley Medical Center. streets. trespassing. Location: Sixth and Humbolt Time: 11:05 p.m. Summary: A report was taken for a 1:ype: Alcohol streets. Location: 10th Street garage. Type: Incident subject who was transported to type: Drunk Driving Time: 1:28 p.m. Summary: Vehicle was towed for Summary: Subject was arrested for Time: 3:19 p.m. Valley Medical Center. lime: 2:19 a.m. Location: 10th and William outstanding parking citations. indecent exposure. Location: Seventh Street garage. Location: 11th and San Carlos streets. Summary: A report was taken for a streets. Summary: Subject was arrested for kpe: Disturbance type: Incident lost parking permit. Saturday - April 12 Summary: Subject was arrested for being drunk in public. Time: 10:38 a.m. 11:42 p.m. driving under the influence. Location: Administration building. Location: Dining Commons. 'kpe: Dispatch Type: Dispatch kpe: Dispatch Summary: A report was taken for a Summary: A report was taken for Time: 5:14 p.m. Time: 2:46 a.m. ype: Traffic Time: 3:50 p.m. disturbance. lost keys. Location: Uchida Hall. Location: Fraternity house. Time: 11:52 cm. Location: Fourth Street garage. Summary: A report for graffiti was Summary: A report was taken for Location: First and William Summary: A report was taken for Type: Dispatch taken. battery. streets. the use of a lost parking permit. Time: 12:05 p.m. Wednesday - April 16 Thursday - April 17 at Summary: Subject was cited and Location: Ad-ministration building. Type: Drugs released for driving without a valid Type: Traffic Summary: A missing person report -kpe: Drunk Driving 'T.ype: Dispatch Time: 4:25 cm. drivers license. Time: 11:46 p.m. was taken. Time: 3:16 a.m. Time: 12:38 13.M. Location: 10th Street garage. Location: Seventh and William Location: Fourth and Santa Clara Location: Third and Santa Clara Summary: Two male subjects were Ty' pe: Warrant streets. Type: Traffic streets. streets. cited and released for possession of Time: 6:22 p.m. Summary: Subject was cited and Time: 1:39 p.m. Summary: Subject was arrested for Summary: Subjects were arrested marijuana. Location: 10th Street and released for driving with a suspended Location: 11th and William driving under the influence. on outstanding warrants. n. ht Id Feds try to gauge damage done by alleged double agent involved with 2 FBI agents It it LOS ANGELES (AP) - Katrina Center for Health and Homeland communication of information to her Cleveland had been having an affair Leung's family and friends accuse the The FBI is reviewing what, if anything, Leung was a Republican _political Security. If this is the quality of intel- People's Republic of China handlers as with Leung since 1988, according to FBI of using her as a scapegoat in order was done at the time. th activist, a prominent Southern ligence going on, it raises real ques- well by disinformation she may have the records. to cover up the misdeeds of its own The New York Times on Sunday California businesswoman and an FBI tions." provided her FBI handlers," according The court filings contain limited agents. quoted an unidentified former FBI informer paid $1.7 million for her work Court documents accuse Leung, 49, to the documents filed by the U.S. details about the extent of Leung's Leung had been recruited to work for official who was at the 1991 meeting as It and expenses over two decades. of a long list of severe security breach- attorney's office. activities. But in denying her bail, U.S. the FBI in the early 1980s and soon saying officials were willing to accept It was in the latter role, authorities es, including tipping off Chinese Among the accusations against Magistrate Judge Victor B. Kenton said began an affair with her handler, for- the risk that Leung was a double agent S. allege, that she developed sexual rela- authorities to U.S. scr secrets in China, Leung is one that she gave Chinese Leung could be a flight risk because mer supervisory special agent James J. because she was producing valuable tionships with two FBI counterintelli- and revealing names of FBI agents officials the name of an FBI agent who she had access to about 11872,000 in Smith. It's unclear whether Smith and information for the agency. The official gence agents and was able to steal U.S. investigating Chinese spying in this went to China in 1992 after investigat- U.S. bank accounts and perhaps mil- Cleveland knew about each other's said any information she gave to China secrets for the Chinese government. country. ing a critical nuclear espionage case in lions more in foreign banks. affair at the time. was essentially worthless. As the suspected double agent now FBI Director Robert Mueller has said this country in the 1980s. Leung was arrested April 9 and According to court documents, Cleveland resigned from his security sits in a Federal detention center, the handling of intelligence assets Such surveillance could well reveal charged with unauthorized copying of Cleveland, then an FBI counterintelli- position at the Lawrence Livermore authorities are trying to determine just needs to be overhauled to prevent such FBI counterintelligence techniques national defense information with the gence supervisor in San Francisco, National Laboratory on April 10 after how much damage she did to U.S. breaches in the future. And court doc- and persons of interest to the FBI, the intent to injure the United States or called Smith after he recognized acknowledging the affair with Leung. intelligence efforts and weapons pro- uments filed by the U.S. attorney's court documents state. benefit a foreign nation. Leung's voice on a 1991 tape provided He has not been charged with any grams. office say the FBI will have to reassess The documents do not name the Her lawyers said she was a loyal by a source in which she discussed clas- crime and is cooperating with the FBI. This is not a pretty story about our all of its actions and intelligence analy- man, but several law enforcement offi- American who was given documents sified U.S. information with a Chinese He could not be reached for comment intelligence community,* said Michael ses involving Leung's activities. cials confirmed to The Associated by the FBI to pass on to China as part contact. Friday. Greenberger, a former Justice "A central goal of this reassessment Press that he was William Cleveland of an intelligence strategy. "There's no FBI sources, speaking on condition of No evidence has surfaced to indicate Department official in the Clinton will be to determine which foreign Jr., the lead FBI agent in an investiga- reason to believe she was doing any- anonymity, confirmed a meeting was Cleveland allowed Leung access to any administration who is now a law pro- counterintelligence investigations have tion that targeted an alleged attempt by thing other than what the FBI told her held at FBI headquarters in May 1991 classified material from the lab, which fessor at the University of Maryland been thwarted or compromsed by her China to steal neutron bomb secrets. to do," attomey Janet Levine said. about the allegations against Leung. develops nuclear weapons. WINTRIWINIMINIPMEIRP

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iummommaillMoillINEN11.1.11=lommamm=.m...-______PAGE 6 NEWS THE SPARTAN DAILY APRIL 21, 2003 Sexuality in Islamic culture discussed cuuruREIProceeds donated where By Carrie Mattingly woman cannot know God complete tonttnuedfrom page 1 It was crowded in the hallway clothing, shoes and jewelry were dis- Daily Staff ly without knowing man. Writer Each time a person deals with their Khan and Richa Solo. played. -People were dressed in vibrant mate, the concept is to try to become Attendees from other schools also colors of unique fashion. The Muslim Students Association came in support of the culture show "It's great to bring the (Pakistani) of San Jose State closer to God. Drawing closer to University present- God is only the case if reaching one- and it's participants. community together," said Saba ed "Islam's View Toward -Human "We came to support a friend," said Khan, a freshman accounting and Sexuality," last Thursday ness of God is the goal, Ali said. If in the one's choice is to elevate oneself to a Jennifer Matos from Cal Poly San finance major. "It's a chance to meet Costanoan room in the Student Luis Obispo. "It's pretty neat, cultur- new people." Union. The discussion was one higher spiritual state for God, then of one's marriage relationship will ally. The dancing and the music is Following the intermission, the five events held last week in honor of something I've never seen. It's a dif- band KAIF took the stage. Fusing Islam Awareness week. become a spiritual relationship. Ali said the best way to interact with ferent experience." rock music and Pakistani culture, The Muslim Students Association Skits using Urdu and English, a Prashant Fuloria, Add Husain, Vivek has been an active group at SJSU God is to interact with other people. "The best way to know God is remake of the movie "8 Mile and a I.addha, Adil Sherwani, Siddharth since 1977. In the beginning, the guest performance dance by Kaliyon Sheth and Faraz Syed got the crowd association served only 15 through the sexual act," Ali said. students "God wants you to be intimate with Ka Chaman captured the attention of excited. and now serves more than 100 stu- the audience. The lead singer encouraged the dents on the SJSU him. God created mankind to be campus. intimate with him." Most of the bottom level was filled crowd to dance. Vice President of the Muslim with many people left to enjoy the After two men ran in front of the Student Association, Hanieh In Islam selecting a spouse is important because the positive show standing. stage waving the Pakistani flag, the Bazargan, welcomed the attendees of "We have a full house," Ali said. audience cheered and clapped. Many the event, which started at 3 p.m. effects can be far reaching. "Sexuality is an important part of "We only expected 400 (people)." people then took for the front of the Speaking to about 30 people, and celebrate. Some Vicki Thompson Daily Staff Islam because it is what makes up a The spoken word segment of the stage to dance Bazargan noted that the talk on show brought a hip-hop element to held the flag high for people to dance "Islam s View Toward Human Hashim Ali, a professor at Contra Costa Junior College, spoke strong individual, a strong family, a strong community and a strong Sham-e-Hangama. underneath it. Sexuality" was intended to be an Thursday afternoon in the Costanoan room in the Student Union on Naafis Abbasi, Haroon Abbasi, "I really hope that not only people informative event. nation," Ali said. "Islam's View Toward Human Sexuality." The talk on "Islam's View Toward Feroz lqbal and Asim Siddiqui of the from Pakistan but all cultures came," Speaker Hashim Ah, a teacher at viewed as a private spoken word group, RISE received said Nauman Bandey, a sophomore Contra Costa Junior matter, All said. ligence or one may go astray, he said. Human Sexuality," came to a close College in "I think western culture is more 'If you look at sexuality in the after a responsive question and cheers and a positive reaction from computer engineer major. "It's enter- Richmond asked the audience if open about talks about the crowd. taining. there were any non-Muslims in sexuality," Ali world, if it's not controlled by intel- answer period. Muslim Students said. lect, it becomes lust," Ali said. Association President Mohammad The four emcees took the stage pro- The night wrapped up with more attendance. Many of the people in Ali introduced the subject of that viding rhymes of peace and unity. entertaining skits, dances and stand- the room raised their hands. sexu- Marriage was the next subject Naaman said Ali would be available ality while also noting the impor- Ali brought up. Speaking about afterward for further questions. The chorus of one of the songs was ue comedy with Ahmed Arsalan. He went on to explain that when tance of gender clear: "Everybody it's time to rise, I was here last year," said Nargis talking to a group of people who are relations. unity, how does one truly claim they "This was a great opportunity for Mentioning the four perfect women know, themselves without knowing Muslims and non-Muslims to dis- spread the word of unity, peace and Begum, the mother of emcee Sarah predominantly Muslim, he tends to in Islam community" Naqvi. "They have organized much not speak on certain subjects, under- Asiya, Maryam, whom their counterpart is, Ali ques- cuss things and make things clear," Khadijah and Fatimah Ali said tioned. said Bazargan. "When you see other The fashion show, choreographed better. They have gained a lot of expe- standing that some Muslims are there is a connection by Nida Khan, provided the latest rience." sometimes hesitant to discuss per- between sexual- "A man and a woman come from people asking questions, you feel it's ity and resistance in Islam. the same being," Ali said. "When a something normal because most of fashions for men and women. The Pakistan Student Association sonal matters. He let the audience "The scarf of a woman Walking across the stage, some of the of SJSU served close to 700 people at know he was there to speak openly. which cov- man and a woman come together, the time it's looked at as abnormal." ers her sexuality, on a religious they form a unity. A man by himself "It is important to give that knowl- men and women coupled during the this year's second annual cultural "For you Muslims, who may hear framework, is actually fashion show. The men wore neutral show. Because of the current situation something that sounds offensive to a form of is not a true man, and a woman by edge to this generation so that thez resistance against oppressors," Ali herself is not a true woman. Coming know what their religion is saying, colors of black, brown and beige. The between the United States and Iraq, you, I'm a Muslim too," Ali said. "I said. "In Islam's perspective, the women wore bright colors with intri- the funds will go to Iraqi children, Ali realize this is an academic and edu- together, they become one." said Huda Shah, a sophomore art woman who covers is actually doing God, who loves unity, only loves history major. cate design that could be seen from said. cational place." something in a mode of liberation." the back of the auditorium. "I just don't want "people from Most Muslims and people from the person who comes to him as a "He is very famous among our All next explained the four powers. unified person or a complete human crowd, especially with the young "I liked the fashion show," said Pakistan to come here, Arsalan said. Third World countries do not open- Intellect, anger, desire and imagina- being, Ali said. One cannot SJSU alumna Liza Cuellar. "I enjoyed "Only through cultural interactions ly speak about sex because it is know generation," Shah said. "Everybody tion must be controlled by the intel- God- and not know woman. A turns to him for help." it because it was a glimpse of a culture can you really begin to understand I wouldn't otherwise know about." each other." CMS I System expected to be up and run ning by May Jump in SARS deaths causes China to fire officials, cancel holiday continuedfrom page I ensure the expenditure of university "It's more convenient, said Marilyn May 2004 completion for the degree BEIJING (AP) Jolted by a jump Festival and October's one-week resources was worthwhile. Radisch, CMS student administra- audit feature of the system. in SARS deaths and a tenfold National Day vacation set in motion public will also have a chance to have There are also two cases ofpotential tion project manager. "There's more This May, students will be able to increase in infections in Beijing one of largest mass movements of their questions answered, she said. conflict of interest regarding two information at your fingertips." register for the Fall 2003 semester alone, China's Communist Party humanity on the planet. The hearing, which is open to SJSU employees who had financial The old system, called Legacy, was using the new online system, Lee stripped the health minister and the The new fatalities raised China's everyone, will be a chance for the ties to companies that received SJSU implemented in 1991 at SJSU and said. Registration is linked so that capital's mayor of power Sunday. It death toll to 79 and its total number campus community to learn more contracts, according to the audit. was older than most of the systems at students can access registration and also canceled an annual weeklong of reported cases to 1,814, Gao told a about CMS spending and how the "A neutral state auditor says it's other CSUs, Radisch said. The old the course schedule simultaneously holiday for tens of millions of people news conference. The most dramatic planning took place, Evridge-Hill poorly planned and might not be database couldn't hold much of the instead of having to switch between to keep them from traveling and curb jump was in Beijing. said. optimally functional," Evridge-Hill information that the new one can, she browser windows, Radisch said. the spread of the disease. In a rare admission, Gao said his "It's a chance for our campus com- said of the system. "Poor planning led said. A student can click on a course Just hours after announcing 12 new ministry was not properly prepared munity to find out directly what's to cost overruns." "It's pretty exciting for us," said Lee number and have it automatically deaths nationwide, the official for the outbreak and didn't give clear going, on and cut through the chan- She said the CFA is not against the of the new system after acknowledg- added to their schedule instead of Xinhua News Agency said Health instructions or effective guidance." cellors office damage control," she computer system but that it is a case ing the controversy surrounding it. having to look it up and enter it man- Minister Zhang Wenkang and But he denied that SARS cases said. of misplaced priorities in times of The system will be able to conduct adisttresiol fleijing Mayor Meng Xuenong were were intentionally hidden from The "damage control" Evridge-Hill budget strain. The money going course equivalency for transfer stu- Onime .registration will be more removed from 'their. Communist investigators, warning that' "any such spoke of includes a release from the toward the system is diverting funds dents so they can see how their com- secure thanks to the assignment of Party posts but kept their govern- act will be severely punished." chancellor's office on April 16 that away from the instructional budget, munity college courses relate to SJSU new student ID numbers, rather than ment titles. The reported number of The first known SARS case stated the CSU is doing everything it causing classes to be cut and students courses, making it easier to know social security numbers, as login num- infections in Beijing increased from occurred in southern China's can to cooperate with the auditors. to suffer, she said. graduation requirements, Radisch bers. 37 to 346. Guangdong province last November. "The Chancellor's office is saying "The faculty (members) want the said. Roll sheets and ID cards will also no The party is the true power in But no cases were disclosed until 'We'll do anything they want us to money redirected to teaching and The community college courses are longer carry full social security num- China, and Zhang's and Meng's party February. As SARS began to spread do,'" Evridge-Hill said. She said the learning," Evridge-Hill said. "The last loaded in the system and the course bers. New ID cards will be mailed out posts were far more important than around the world, China faced alle- CSU is treating it as a trivial matter. things you should be cutting are equivalents should be loaded by the in May, Lee said. their government offices. Their loss gations that it wasn't sharing all of its "It's not at all trivial," she said. "It's things that affect students in the end of this week, she said. "That has been a concern of ours for left the two men greatly diminished statistics. major. They're downplaying every- classroom." The first group of students to be a while," Radisch said of the social as political figures and possibly fore- So far, officials have not detected thing." CMS is a three-part system that processed this way will be entering security number use, which she said shadows their demotion or outright the spread of SARS in large rural According to the audit report, the manages the business of the universi- transfer students in Fall 2003, was key to Legacy's operations. "CMS ouster from government. areas, Gao said. He noted that farm- official cost to SJSU for the software ty, Evridge-Hill said. It consists of Radisch said. It is hoped that students will be a much more stable Web envi- The dismissals came two days after ers have lower incomes and less system will be $15 million. The audi- human resources, financial aid and who transferred before Fall 2003 will ronment." President Hu Jintao threatened seri- access to medical care. If the out- tor's estimated cost to the entire CSU student services modules, she said. be entered into the system by the end Radisch said that Sonoma State, Cal ous punishment for officials who break hit the countryside, he said, system is $662 million. Human resources keeps track of of the year, she said. State Long Beach and Fresno State didn't quickly and accurately report "the consequences would be grim." "That's a huge amount for the employee benefits and financial aid Other CMS features being prepared have all used the system with success. cases of SARS, or severe acute respi- Across Asia, governments weighed CSU," Evridge-Hill said. "That's keeps track of students' financial aid include a degree audit system that will Students will also be able to pay for ratory syndrome. tougher measures in their struggle to enough to run three campuses the size information, including awards and allow students to view up-to-date registration using credit cards and Last week, Chinese leaders had stop the outbreak that has killed at of SJSU for a year." up-to-date status. information about what courses they electronic checks. The idea is reduc- declared fighting SARS a national least 205 people worldwide and The cost to CSU for the software The financial aid module should need to finish for their degree as well ing the need to wait in line at the priority after weeks of criticism that infected more than 3,800 most of system is estimated by the university start operating in May, when students as any CPA deficiencies. Bursar's office, Radisch said. the communist government reacted them in Asia. system at $445 million. will be able to log onto the system The degree audit system will walk "It makes it a little simpler," she too slowly to the mysterious, deadly Singapore ordered all 2,400 workers There is a discrepancy in cost online and check the status of their students through, allowing them to said. outbreak. The illness is believed to at its -largest wholesale vegetable because the auditor figured in opera- financial aid awards and see their see their progress any time CMS is Another feature that will eventually have originated in China. market quarantined and shut the tion and maintenance costs, according bills, said Rose Lee, associate vice accessible, Radisch said. Unlike be added to the new system is the Gao Qiang, an executive vice health market for 10 days after several to information released from CSU. president of administrative informa- Legacy, which was only available from ability for community college stu- minister, said the decision to cancel SARS cases were reported there. CSU has been accused of problems tion and finance at SJSU. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., CMS will probably dents who are interested in SJSU to the May Day holiday beginning May Dozens of police in face masks bar- with cost, functionality, conflict of The student services module con- be available from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m., she visit the system with visitor status, 1 was made "to prevent the massive ricaded the Pasir Panjang Wholesale interest and lack of a business plan, tains information about academic said. Radisch said. They can ensure their movement of people and the possible Center to keep people out. The clo- Evridge-Hill said. records and should benefit students "It's an upgrade," Radisch said. "It's community college courses corre- spread of the disease." sure will cause a "significant disrup- According to the audit report, CSU as well as faculty, Evridge-Hill said. definitely a benefit. There is a lot spond with SJSU major requirements. He acknowledged that the move tion" of vegetable supplies in the city- failed to establish a business case for The purpose of this module is to more information about how you're New students will also be able to "will mean massive losses in tourism state, the government said. the system to define its intended ben- give better service to students, Lee making it through your major." check the status of their admission to revenue, but people's lives and health efits and associated costs as well as said. Radisch said they are aiming for a SJSU online. had to be put above everything." 13U;imeGv....ET:sofsor May Day, the international holiday Buy any .ncn sandman and macaw590 anna elebrating the workers of the world, pa a almond nth sanctalch of equal &lessor Cash-strapped states looking at Indian gambling revenue has become a major way for China to boost its travel industry and pump AssoclatetiPre3.% to $102 million per year. Regulatory Act in i'r X8, wIii it allowed be paying, even though the tribe had cash into the economy. Try PO In Wisconsin, tribal revenue is a key tribes to negotiate compacts with states sought the compact and agreed to it. In China, May Day, the Spring 1475 F nen rAII.1 IOW yen Gov. Gray Davis angered California piece of Gov. Jim Doyle's budget pro- to conduct gambling. Still, many Indian leaders believe -empires 5112103- Indian tribes when he asked for 31.5 bil- posal. fie expects to get at least $118 The act bars states from taxing tribes. 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