VOLUME 100. NO. 44 FRIDAY MAY 2, 1997 r: SPORTS INSIDE Golfer overcomes Spinal Artist Ben Harper rocks Meningitis to play for SJSU the Student Union Page 6 4. Below SPARTANServing San Jose State University DAILY Since 1934 H Cinco The fire next time de Mayo Gang intervention group creates U.N.I.T.Y. festivities By Devin Fehely Spartan Daily Staff Writer LOS ANGELES Darren Bo Taylor has seen the riots. Now, he is waiting for Sunday the revolution that will improve education and bring employment to the inner city. Taylor is the president of UNITY. By James S. Gonzales the festival will host over 400,000 ONE, a gang prevention/intervention Spartan Daily Staff Writer people throughout the day-long of event, making it one of San Jose's organization he started in the aftermath This Sunday morning the streets of the year. the 1992 L.A. riots. UNITY. ONE, largest events of downtown San Jose will once "We have so many families that which stands for United Nations In Touch again come alive with the brilliant with Youth, uses education to keep stu- come to the fiesta every year that colors of folklorico dancers and the the committee decided to do dents out of gangs. trumpet blows of mariachi music Taylor preaches a gospel of self-help, something different this year and when the annual Cinco de Mayo put in a children's area at the refusing to blame the powers-that-be for his Parade and Fiesta comes to town. problems. Children's Park section of the Beginning at 9 a.m., the day's event," Madueno said. "No white man told me to sell dope; no parade will start at the corner of white told me to shoot my own kind. I did In addition to the parade there Santa Clara Street and the will be six performing stages and it to myself," Taylor said. Guadalupe Parkway overpass. Taylor credits a near-death experience over 25 vending booths selling From there the parade will pro- items from clothing and food to with his decision to begin UNITY. ceed west on Santa Clara, then ONE. He said he had an ephipany while alcoholic beverages. east on Market Street and will With six showcase stages, the recovering from a burst appendix. then head west down San Carlos "I knew I needed to change; divine festival will accommodate over 38 Street to Woz Way where it will performers before the festival ends prayer and guidance from God helped me," end at Children's Discovery Park. Taylor said. at 5 p.m. The entertainment will According to Festival range from bandit and mariachi His sentiments are echoed by others in Coordinator Maggie Madueno of the group. Andrew, a member of the San Jose's American GI Forum School Yard Crips, joined after he was shot See Fiesta, page 8 in the leg by a rival gang member. Soft-spo- See U.N.I.T.Y. ONE, page 5

PHOTO BY ARIC CRABB Spartan Daily Above: Hildebrant "Hilly" Flowers of UNITY. ONE a gang intervention group comprised of members of the Crips and Bloods hugs fellow member Bo Taylor. The group came to voice their displeasure during a town meet- ing at the First AME Church in South Central Los Angeles. Left: Former Los Angeles Grip John Sikes, 26, left, and Bo Taylor, presi- dent of UNITY. ONE, a gang inter- INSIDE: vention and prevention organization High are trying to guide the youth of Los Angeles toward a life of legitimacy by school getting them out of gangs and into the workplace. One problem L.A.-based students UNITY. ONE is facing is the lack of try to employment and employers willing to hire ex-gang members. "We are human change beings, we have children and wives," Sikes said. media images PHOTO BY DAVE LUCHANSKY Spartan Daily Page 4 PHOTO BY LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily Mexican-American Studies professor Randall Jimenez reads from 'Voices of Matatlan.' a book he co-authored with Felix Garcia, Jr. Marketing students present GMC Chicano By Laura Venni Marketing Internship. According to Werbel, the interns do worked with ( :mend Motors. The stu- Spartan Daily Staff Writer The interns hosted the day, which the marketing and library research on dents receive academic credit and a included a hockey shoot-out, a football their own, they also devise a public rela- grade for In an opportunity to give marketing panicipating in the program. toss, free gifts including 'F-shirts, pens, tions plan, a press packet, advertising, INCUR interns practical business experience "These are very successful. drinks and gift certificates from loul find sponsors and give a presentation to 'I ht' students put a lot of work in mak- professor and to allow San Jose State University downtown merchants. Cars from Smythe. students a chance to have a day of ing sure it is," said Rob Mutt! of Sgro Smythe were on display and the band Over 100 schools in seven states, Promo Associates. "We're the entity enjoyment, the General Motors Dream Station performed for a noon participate in the internship Marketing Interns hosted with part- that provides field support with the an event to crowd. ners General Motors, Sgro Promo promote Smythe Buick, Pontiac, designers i if the ( NMI program." lends voice People were also given the opportu- Associates and local businesses. a and we GMC, a San Jose auto All the is is like regular class dealership. nity to experience Pontiac On-line on schools compete against each other, base The event, called "Smythe Pontiac: the event on the students. By Vic Ribiero eight computer terminals set up to dis- with the winners being chosen by Sgro Spartan Daily Stuff Wrart Your Onramp to the Information Students like the Internet, they like play Web sites. Promo Associates. sports, we give Superhighway," in conjunction with them a little bit of every- "The internship gives the students Werbel is not sure what this year's thing that they like," said Les Wong, Randall Jimenez knows its hard to grow tip in a culture that is Smythe, was the culmination of an from mainstream America. Students who have taken his practical experience in marketing," said prize will be, but he suspects a donation event support staff member. different entire semester's work of seven students Richard Weasel, faculty supervisor and to the school. Mexican -American Studies classes know how vocal and proud hosen for the General Motors marketing professor. 'lilts is the fourth t.iii SJSU has See Marketing, page 8 Jimenez is of his heritage. Jimene/ ILIs decided to express those experiences through words and pride into a new book about growing up as a Chikano in San Jose. On Thursday, he read limn "Voices Of Matatlan" Program Board gives MI Editorial en, Atli which Veli X (1.1RIA, Jr. horcd. Regulations needed Monday Both students and representatives from Chusma House of to shield children Profile of Music Publication attended the reading left Paul, the director SJSU's final blowout concert Professor Gus Chicano Library, was (MC iii thow attending the reading. from pornographl "I think 'Voices Of Matatlan. is going to receive a tremendous By Puna Nair Board," Kogura said, "and we sold out 2 Lease: providing .audience throughout California and the Southwest in terms of its Spartan Daily Staff Writer Page The 5 -foot-9-inch, lanky Harper weigh- appeal to students and teachers on what it is like being a person ing no more than 170 pounds. soulfully SJSU with 47 years The A.S. program board may he axed Baseball of color," Paul said. expressed his music combining the sounds of his directing and Matatlan is actually the original fume given to San lose bel'orc but the fruits of its labor was seen recently Spartans prepare of his idols Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix. singing talents the Spanish came here, Jimenez said. by the success of the Ben Harper concert. The soft-spoken Harper, who grew up for final series before Harper is a 27-year-old rising funk J imenez, a San Jose native, received his master's degree from in Southern California said he could never the plov offs SJSU and earned his doctorate from I lniversity of California, master who, along with his hand, Ben forget his roots especially since he grew up Harper and the Innocent Criminals, per- Page 6 Berkeley. in the ghetto. In the book, the main character. Juan, is hued with cultural formed before hundreds of fans eager to 1 can't forget my dive, you know what quench their thirsts with his rock music. conflicts from home, the outside world, and especially school. I mean," Harper said. "It will always he a Scholarships luan faces the problem of having one of his grandmothers, who is According to Tyler Kogura, executive part of me." director of the A.S. Program Board, there Students are Indian, teaching hint one culture versus his other grandmother, Harper said he was happy to perform in who is ICAChing hint his Spanish Ell ropean heritage. were more than 1,000 people at the front of an audience who appreciated his encouraged to stud) Student Union Ballroom to sec Harper Paul was very impressed with Jimenez's writing. Wednesday. MUSIC. packaging technology "There are We 11011S it t his 11011k perform "This was one of the 1 felt very happy the concert went very greatest events put up by the A.S. Program See Jimenez, page8 See Harper, page 3 Page 8

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Friday, May 2, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Regulating pornography to shield it from minors and fervor of pub- councilmembers David Pandori out of the hands of impressionable minors is minors can obtain this material can be pun- spotlight, lest the increase City a and Pat Dando think we have dirty, a good one. The fight taken up may seem Editorial ished. licity give the pornographic material slimy streets smut -filled streets to futile because of how easily minors can Publishers like Sunlove feel this is too deviant appeal. want to encourage minors to be MAGI. They have proposed that all coin- access soft porn on the Internet. harsh and too far toward censorship: "The We don't no way hamper or stop publishers such As ways to get their hands on the operated newsstands that dispense adult However, even small victories can be refusal by the Supreme Court to review this find creative sweet. It would be very simple: Place the ICat Sunlove, publisher of Spectator maga- flawed decision and not throw out this cen- material. erotic material need to be removed from zine, from practicing freedom of expression. downtown streets. newspapers behind a counter where a dili- sorious law is a dark chapter in the history of It's up to those regulating this law in the A California law passed in 1995 is the their regula- They proposed this so minors cannot gent store clerk can monitor sales. free speech in America." city of San Jose to make sure It worked with alcohol and cigarette sales, cornerstone of Dando's and Pandori's argu- There should be no political grandstand- tions are even-handed. The laws must ensure purchase the "soft porn" rags.1 hey also have ment. the benefit of taking up a politically advanta- and it will work with magazines as well. ing about the decision to make sure this that the right of capitalism and free expres- The law stated that any person who without leaning toward geous cause. This is not about eliminating publishers' access for minors is inhibited. The crack- sion is preserved rights to publish. The regulations should in knowingly sells pornographic material in down should happen quietly, away from the or allowing censorship and sexual repression. 'I he premise of regulating pornography coin-operated vending machines where

Protect your engine Students encounter TK UDC ts from summer heat CUCtcoo! VCRS WITH hardship when they TRIR MENTAL us, and people with cars are count- put off their education Siimmer is upon TASAMIT1 ing the minutes until they can leave work and wor- CI\ADEL.INE.S.. decision to go back to school can be difficult ries behind and race off into the sunset on their Thebecause of the sacrifices you have to make to Silltimer vacations. achieve your goal. Problem is, most don't take the time to make sure My suggestion is to get through it now. Don't put it their car is up to the task. And because everyone gets the because the sacrifices you will have to make will there are a limit- off same wanderlust at the same time (and increase with the years, and nothing is getting cheaper. ed number of roads on which to go) thousands find their People may discourage you by saying you shouldn't exceeding safe levels. tempers and their car's temperatures go to school until you are ready, but it is hard to say Before embarking on your summer sojourn, check when a person will be ready. _your car's fluid levels and conditions, belts and hoses It could be after you start feeling burnt out from manual. according to your car's owner's your receptionist job you've been at for three years. Most car problems during summer driving stem from By the time you decide to go back to school, you are poor maintenance, so either check for yourself or have oldert.r and may have addition al these things checked regularly. responsibilities such as a car While on the road, keep an payment and a child to sup- eye on all of your car's gauges gauge in pYou the temperature must leave your $12- particular. an-hour job that paid for your (Set a feel for where your gas, entertainment, clothes and car's normal range is so you can a job pot almortnal rises in tempera- w.th,,: other essentials and find around your ture belore they do any dam - that will work 11U’r - '17 school schedule at proba- age. . k new ?re r- you were WRITER'S FORUM If you notice die tempera- THE CAR GUY bly half the amount By Andrew W. making before. By Gloria Me Creeping up, try eliminat- change will be Magatia ing any unnecessary loads on Davin A lifestyle harder to adjust to because your engine. a tran- in heavy traffic, while at AIDS quilt a reflection of social injustice now you have to make Turn off your air conditioner the impoverished student. a standstill and while climbing hills. If your air condi- sition back into Witnessing the opening ceremo- AIDS. This indeed is good news. Now you are on a fixed income because you were too tioner is off, and under the above conditions your car's But who can afford these cures? Who parents' help to put heater on its ny, walking around with proud and would not accept your temperature continues to rise, put your car's GUEST COLUMNIST will be able to use them? when they were able. warmest setting and turn the fan speed to high. friends seeing the panels and you through college talking to people at the AIDS Quilt dis- The statistics show poor women of You were too impatient about gaining your indepen- This may sound suicidal on a summer day, but turn- Ft' fid it '

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Deanna Zemke poirtical or family emergencies. For some of' 'Ehe Silicon Valley is abun- the day time so we can have the WWI Senior Staff Writer Mike iraphagen Submission,. Anomie the propt,t- us, there arc our older parents dant with good job openings. afternoon for work. tv of the Spartan Daily and may he edited for clanty, grammar, who need constant supervision. Unfortunately, the majority of However, the options we have PHEYIXKIRAPHEIII4 Advertising Director Kristina Flarenbrogge and length Submiesions must It is even harder it' a family in the schedule of classes are lim- Man Becherer, Ronda Bradford, Arc Crab)" Art Director Sam Deems contain the author', name, ited; Brandon Brenna member suddenly becomes diag- therefore, sometimes we Retail Manager christine Kiedals, h Gama. Jennison, David address, phone number, signs. Luchansky, Andrew Nielsen, nosed with a fatal health prob- might end up with huge gaps , K National Manager lennter rottinetiti Dona Nichols. sure end major. 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in the Art Quad today. For more information, con- mation, contact Joey at (510) 659-8220. Student galleries and art tact Amy Ambrozik at 924-6131. Get wet with the SCUBA Club exhibits Praying with attitude :)p.ot.oiltive Club invitcs All SCUBA ent hu- The school of An and Design will have its last Marketing Pontiac On-Line .1-he Chinese (:ampus fellowship will conduct a )1ASIS to out them for A dive in Big Sur at 8 a.m., showing of student art today in Galleries Two, Infinite Marketing Solutions will host the last day Bible study addressing "Christian's attitude toward Saturday. For more information, contact Sonia at Three, Five Eight and Herbert Sanders. For more of "The Pontiac On-Line event" today from 10 a.m. praying" today at 2:30 p.m. in the Student Union 924-7810. information, call the Gallery Office at 924-4330. to 1 p.m. in front of the ATM machines at the cor- Guadalupe Room. For more information, contact ner of San Fernando and 10th streets. For more Vincent at 954-9782. Rekindle the fire of amnesty Gay, lesbian, bisexual alliance information, contact Karen Hsiang at 267-8728. Santa ( :lard University will host -Rekindling the The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Alliance will be hav- Jum'ah Prayer Fire." an Amnesty International benefit concert ing a support group meeting today in Room 201 of Have lunch with Alpha Phi Ihe M usl iii Siudent Association will have Saturday for free. 'Elie concert will take place from I the Administration Building from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Alpha Phi will host a luncheon from noon to Jum'ah Prayer today from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Room p.m. to 6 p.m. at Santa Clara University's Bellomy For more information, contact Tern or Jill at 1:30 p.m. located at 210 S. 10th St. For more infor- 404 of the I lealth Building. For more information, Fields. The show will feature the bands Pusher, 924-9510. mation, contact Jennifer at 391-0690. contact Wali R. at 305-2080. lnsecto, Save Ferris and many others. For more information, call 554 4855. Women's group meeting Latter-Day Saints Spring concert The Women's Resource Center will be hosting a The L.D.S. Students Association will host guest The SJSU Gamelan Ensemble is presenting its Join Sunday Mass group discussion addressing racism, sexism, classism speaker Bishop Robert Strongham of Bountiful, Spring Concert honoring Lou Harrison at 8 p.m. in 1 he udinpos Ministry will celebrate and gendcrism today from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in Utah today at 12:30 p.m. at the San Jose Institute, the Music Building Concert Hall. For more inhu- evening Slass this SUilday at 8 p.m. at the St. Joseph Room 217 of the Administration Building. For 66 S. Seventh St. Lunch will be provided for free. mation, contact Trish Neilsen at 293-4400. Cathedral locoed on the corner of Market and San more information, contact Elizabeth Tirado at 924- For more information, contact Paul Checkettes at Fernando streets. For more inhumation, con tall 6500. 286-3313. The angels descend on SJSU Father Dave at 938-1310. The San Jose University "Fheatre will be present- Compiled by James S. Gunsalus ing City of Angels Be healthy Chinese Bible Fellowship at 7 p.m. in the University Spartan Daily Staff Writer The Peer Health Education and American The Chinese Bible Fellowship will be having a Theatre, located in Hugh Gillis Hall. For tickets and Cancer Society is hosting the last day of their "Eat speaker today from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the ticket information, contact the University Theatre Right Nutrition Campaign" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Student Union Council Chamber. For more infor- Box Office at 924-4555. Harper

continued from page 1 Harper performed songs from alone or accompanied by fans all his two released albums, lending a quiet ear. well," Harper said. "It was good to "Welcome to the Real World," Harper made a comment as he be up there knowing your fans love and "Fight For Your Mind." was transitioning into his next you. It's nice to know San Jose Toward the end of the show he piece about life in general. He said loves me." closed with some of his music from all humans were innocent crimi- The highlight of the evening his new album to be released in nals in this world and that is why came when he gave three encores June of this year, "The Will To he named his band after that singing the last song acoustically Live." name. in memory of the five year anniver- Harper's tour manager, Josh Kogura said Harper's concert sary of the L.A. riots. Roberts, who joined the band was successful because of the hard Harper performed for almost three days ago was surprised of the work of the program board. "Its three hours continuously, return- warm welcome for Harper. "I did- one of the greatest events of the ing to stage twice when fans called n't know Harper was up there with semester. Bringing Harper into our for him to return. everyone," Roberts said. I'm hon- college atmosphere brings out the Fiona Woodley, an 18-year-old ored to be on his band and hope to culture of our environment." senior from Mitty High School, continue with his group for a long Harper said toward the end of

said it was "so cool" Harper came time." He said this will give the event he could tell his fans felt back again and again. Harper a chance to reach out to his music. "I don't where I'll be in to the stage shows "His return more college students. ten years but I know music will he really cares about his fans," she Harper said his favorite instru- always bring people together no said. ment was the Weissenborn, a hol- matter what the situation may he." Woodley admitted she had low-necked acoustic lap guitar. He Spoken like a true musician. never heard about Harper until the mesmerized the audience with concert night and said she will PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER Spartan Daily music from the guitar and at one contir.de to be his life long fan. point it was hard to tell if he was Ben Harper entertains an excited crowd at the Student Union Ballroom Wednesday, playing his Wiessenborn guitar.

Peer group offers boost Parents proclaim innocence

ple were the focus of the investiga- sources familiar with the meeting. to SJSU's nutrition I.Q. BOULDER, Colo. (AP) The tion. They were questioned by Other reporters were excluded parents of Jonlienet Ramsey pro- police at length on Wednesday after entirely. claimed their innocence today in months of wrangling over the terms The couple had less success By Ronda Studer female students gain from 10 to 20 cheese or butter." Spartan Daily Staff Writer pounds in their freshman year in col- Black provides nutritional guid- their first meeting with reporters of the questioning. imposing conditions on the police since lege. The weight gain, the study con- ance free of charge because it is cov- days after the 6-year-old was In their media interview interview, agreeing to police If you've ever wondered whether cluded, was mainly caused by drink- ered in the student health fee. She found slain in their home. today, the couple asked the help of demands that Mrs. Ramsey be inter- you were eating nutritiously, you can "I did not ing, eating in the dorms, and food helps students learn how to cat more kill my daughter," public in searching for their daugh- viewed before her husband, that the stop guessing and take the "Eat consumed late at night. nutritiously and assists them in devis- John Ramsey told six local reporters ter's killer. Mn. Ramsey also used sessions be taped and that there be Right" nutrition quiz being offered who had been invited to no layering noted that maybe in a ing a plan for either gaining or losing meet with the interview to send a message. time limit on them. The couple by the Peer Education Health group few years, SJSU would conduct its weight. the couple in a secret Boulder loca- "God knows who you are were allowed to have their lawyers in the art quad. tion. "I will miss her own study. "A lot (of students) want the quick dearly for the and we will find you," Mrs. Ramsey with them. Sources who spoke on According to Lisa Layering, the rest of my life." "There hasn't been a health-risk fix or instant miracle to lose weight," said. condition of anonymity said that Peer Health Education coordinator, Patricia "Patsy" Ramsey, sitting As for the suggestions that the assessment survey in a long time," Black said. "Those that have success Mrs. Ramsey was questioned for six the purpose of the test is to check the next to her layering said. "SJSU does have a stu- though are the ones with patience. husband with her hands girl was molested, Ramsey said, "I hours Wednesday and her husband level of awareness students have about clasped, said, can tell dent health advisory committee that They go slow when changing their "I did not have any- you those were the most for two. eating habits. thing to do with it. I loved that hurtful innuendoes to us as a fami- assists students on health matters and eating habits, cut down on empty It was their first discussion with "We are trying to raise students' child with my whole ly. They are totally makes sure they are getting what they calories like sodas, and increase their of my heart false. JonBenet police since they spoke briefly with awareness about cardiovascular dis- and soul." and I had a very close paid for in the mandatory health fee." exercise by 50 percent." relationship." officers the day JonBenet's body was ease and emphasize cardiovascular Six -year a team leader of Meron Negash, also a member of -old JonBenet was found The media interview was held found. Hunter refused to say wellness, nutrition, and physical fit- Bridgette Kellogg, sub- the cardiovascular health sub-group, strangled Dec. 26 in the basement this morning in a secret location. It whether there would be any further ness," layering said. "The way we live the peer health education's is anticipating to sec how students of her family's expensive Tudor was the couple's first such appear- police interrogations. "I can't speak our lives now contributes to our group, cardiovascular wellness, said difficult for students to will react to the quiz. mansion, about eight hours after her ance since they talked at length to to that," he said. health down the road." he thinks it is "Hopefully, the students mother said she found a ransom CNN on Jan. I. Authorities were still awaiting Layering said they are doing this find nutritious food on campus. will be there aren't a lot concerned about their eating habits note demanding $118,000. An Reporters from the Boulder Mrs. Ramsey's response to a request quiz in conjunction with the "Unfortunately, foods on campus," long enough to take it," Ncgash said. autopsy said the little beauty contest newspaper, two Denver newspapers for a fifth handwriting sample. Her American Cancer Society to gather of nutritious don't have nutri- Caroline Fee, a lecturer in the winner may have been sexually and three Denver TV stations were husband was ruled out as author of more data specifically on the habits of Kellogg said. "They tional guidelines in the Student nutrition department, said because abused. forbidden from asking about the the ransom note. college students. She said the student Union, which is very important. I students have so little time in their District Attorney Alex Hunter interviews with police or about the health services at California State think the population in general does- day, they grab the quickest item avail- recently acknowledged that the «m- night of the slaying, according to Polytechnic University, Pomona con- n't take in enough fruits and vegeta- able, which is usually high in fat ducted an in-depth study of its stu- bles, and that is what's needed." because the taste is appealing. dents' eating habits in 1996. They Nancy Black, the SJSU nutrition- "It's hard trying to find things that Came up with similar results that ist for student health, agrees that taste good, arc inexpensive and would be expected at SJS1.1. there is a very low intake of fruits and healthy," Fee said. "If a particular "The student population of Cal vegetables. She said this is in large fixid is glistening, you can tell that it's Poly Pomona and SJSU is similar," part due to students' lack of knowl- fattening. You really need to sharpen Layering said. "In the study they edge on nutrition. your eyes to look for healthy choices. Spectacular Savings! completed, it showed that the stu "Students do a list Of meal skip- Stay away from fried foods and dents were very low on their fruit and ping, especially when it comes to instead go for a deli sandwich, grilled vegetable consumption." breakfast," Black said. "I think they're chicken or steamed rice." Come into the bookstore for incredible In the study showed A five-year eating more because of stress or when Fee suggested that students plan downward trend for students who they study. They have a high-fat diet ahead and bring healthy snacks from exercise regularly. In 1995-96, 38 savings on filled with fast food, candy bars, sodas home, Such AS A piece of fruit of a percent of students exercised regular- and those added extras of cream bagel. ly, that is down from the fifty-five CLOTHING, JEWELRY and ACCESSORIES percent in 1991-92. Similarly, the study showed that students who eat five or more serv- Are Poor English Skills Stopping You From Discounts from 3 0 % to 50%. All sales finrrl ings of fruit and vegetables decreased Getting a Great Job or Promotion???? from 55 percent in 1991-92 to 39 percent in 1994-95. However, there sommw was a slight increase to 46 percent in 1995-96. I IMO, CAN HELP ! ! ! 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Al ILK Ili! L.A. RIOTS Students aim to change media's images of L.A.

By Aaron Williams Two students trying to not only Southern California campus. All three barriers society puts upon us." groups. different cthnicities working together. Sparion Daily Staff Writer grow up but make a difference in say South Central gets a bad rap from Brancaccio, a white woman living Both teens have done radio pro- Nerdone said one of her experi- South Central are Cristina Nerdonc the media. in South Central, said the media tend grams that profile ethnically diverse ences of the 1992 riots was being with LOS ANGELES [he media and Adrian Gideon. "All of the stuff they (the media) to focus on the negative images of the businesses and pose hard-hitting several of her friends and helping a portrayal of South Central Los Gideon, an African American, and say about South Central couldn't be community because of the stereotypes to Agencies like the Korean store owner whose store was a war questions Angdes is often times that of Nerdone, a Latina, attend Manual further from the truth," Gideon said. that already exist. Community Redevelopment Agency. being attacked. zone. Rarely does it focus on commu- Arts High School and work on a 1 know in school that it doesn't "It's easier to look at that (the neg- "We did one show that profiled an "tic was being bombed (by rocks nity activism or the fact that millions weekly public radio program. for matter to us who you arc," Nerdone ative) stuff because it's easy to sensa- Asian-owned store that had an and bottles) and we went in and of people live, work and grow up in Marketplace, with the help of free- said. "I have friends from many dif- tionalize," Brancaccio said. American security guard and helped him to lock up the store," she "What African one of the most diverse areas in lance journalist Mary Brancaccio. ferent races. Once you get to know they don't focus on is the efforts to Latino workers," Nerdone said, said. "It didn't matter that he was America Manual Arts is near the University of someone it helps to break down the break down barriers between the adding that most don't see people of Korean, we just wanted to help him." The piece that the three are cur- rently working on deals with the Community Redevelopment Agency, an agency whose focus is on rebuild- ing and bringing jobs back into South Central. Nerdone and Gideon ask ques- AN tions about what CRA is going to do to ensure that the jobs that are brought in are more that minimum- he Examiner wage jobs. "We want to know that more busi- nesses other than Burger King are going to come into the community," Brancaccio said. "Jobs are an important issue, more Bay to Breaker important than race," Nerdone said.

N iKE Colle e Division Lives very (THE SAME RUN ONLY MORE STUFF FOR LESS MONEY) different five The NIKE College Division is a whole new classification in the years later LOS ANGELES (Al') Few Breake is Run. And it combines all the things college students love lives in this city were untouched by free stuff, parties, discounts and t-shirts*. It's all part of Rock'N'Run, a the 1992 riots. But some were nearly destroyed. joint effo it between NIKE and Sony to bring music and sports together. They were the critically injured the ones who lost jobs, their So what's in it for you? privacy and their dignity. Some X $10 registration fee instead of $ 15 endured all of these things. And each paid a heavy price, in different X free Rock'N'Run t-shirt ways. Public figures such as Police X exclusive NIKE/Sony party Frida y night featuring a Chief Daryl Gates were run out of office. Other, everyday members of live band life's passing parade became instant X NIKE and Sony party giveaways and permanent causes cele- bees. Rodney King, for example. X the college with the highest num ber of participants And Reginald Denny. For them, life will never be the will receive a $5000 donation to wards their IM same. Five years later, they still are Rar department shadowed by those three days of destruction. X the winning school's participants will each receive Rodney King: a NIKE prize "Can we all get along?" asked Rodney King, rwca,.,slays, irkw dip frial riots. Beaten by police in 1991, the event WAS captured on videotape. In 1992, the state acquittals of four Ehat's the next step? officers charged in the case Fill out the mail it in unleashed a firestorm. application. Then The 31 -year-old has tried to along with a copy of your ph oto student ID. return to anonymity, with severely limited success. Aker the beating, he WAS arrested for solicitation of a transvestite prostitute, for domestic violence, and for drunken driving. The city eventually paid him $3.11 million, but much of it went to lawyers. His latest attorney, EXAMINER BAY TO BREAKERS Stanley Steinberg of Newport Beach, Calif., says King doesn't NIKE COLLEGE DIVISION want to talk. Steinberg refused to disclose SUNDAY, MAY 1 8 , 1 9 9 7 8 : 0 0 A.M. any details of King's life. "It is my impression that he would much prefer to get on with his life, rather than talk about what happened in r -I EL I I I the past." Steinberg said. AVE BLANK AGE MALI F FINAL OR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LEAVE BLANK King received three years pro- bation for his DUI arrest. He was 2 1111111111P acquitted last year of spousal abuse, F IRST NAME LAST NAME It OF BREAKERS YOU HAVE RUN but convicted of misdemeanor hit- and-run stemming from a July 14, 1995, fight with his estranged wife, 3 Crystal. STREET NUMBER & NAME (AT COLLEGE) APARTMENT CITY STATE King, who was living in the San Bernardino County community of 4 15 Upland, told the court:, "I have to AREA CODE PHONE E-MAIL ADDRESS stay mellow these days and I try not let things upset me because ENTRY FEE: 1_1$10 RACE REGISTRATION, "I SURVIVED" T SHIRT & RACE DAY MUNI PASS they're always testing me." (GOOD FOR ALL MUM BUSES INCLUDING SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM 5 AM UNTIL 3 PM, LIMITED TO FIRST 1500 APPLICANTS) Reginald Denny: /ragged from his big rig at the NIKE COLLEGE DIVISION flash -point intersection of Florence PAYMENT: ..11 CHECK/MONEY ORDER ENCLOSED (PATABLI r,) EXAMINER CHARIDES. and Normandie avenues, Reginald Bill MY VISA /MASTERCARD Ext. DAT -1 Denny WAS nearly beaten to death ,JUAN’- on live television. 'II I Now 41, he lives in seclusion. MAIL TO: BREAKERS, P.O. BOX 7235, SF, CA 94120 last month. a federal judge again dismissed lawsuits filed by O.J. HOTLINE: (415) 808-5000 x2222 Simpson legal eagle Johnnie Cochran on behalf of Denny and WEB SITE: HTTP://WWW.SFGATE.COM/BREAKERS three other victims. They sought -I total of $40 million, saying police E-MAIL: BREAKERSOEKAMINER.COM abandoned them because South- Central is populated by minorities. Daryl Gates: Aker 14 years as Los Angeles police chief, Daryl Cates retired in disgrace in 1992. He was vilified REKI for allegedly waiting too long to send help into South Central. It was a controversial end to a con- toUsj troversial career marked by outspo- kenness and hard-nosed leader- ship. Last month, he was blasted in HURRY! REGISTRATION DEADLINE an Atlanta Constitution editorial for saying the solution to shootouts like the Feb. 28 North Hollywood hank robbery was to provide police with bigger firepower. Friday, May 2, 1997

San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY South Central: a hard sell

By Devitt Family Community Redevelopment Bank owner in 1984. "If you ever hear people say they city, is an old family friend. Each tle cultivating South Central's home- Spartan Daily Staff Writer rejected his loan request. Payne said "I didn't inherit the business. I didn't burn down black-owned busi- inquires when will Payne return to grown entrepreneurs. he was informed he had neither the inherited the opportunity," he stress- nesses, they're lying." Payne said. the area, The past five years have left Payne LOS ANGELES For -Terrence experience or acumen to run the pro- es. Payne seems to know every passer- Payne responds with talk about a changed man. His close-cropped Payne, the years since the 1992 L.A. posed store. Payne does not know who torched by at the intersection where his store "the trials and tribulations" of beard has grown a few gray hairs; his riots have been a trial by fire. Taylor's Corner was a long-stand- his store. He said he had never seen once stood. The elderly black woman rebuilding. Its a familar refrain that face looks more care-worn than care- The violence that seared Los ing fixture in the community of the man who drove his pickup shuffling slowly down the street with masks his frustration. The past five free. Still, he is undeterred by the Angeles April 29, 1992 reduced his South Central Los Angeles. Opened through his storefront on the second her bags of groceries baby-sat him as a years have filled Payne not with ran- many obstacle he has encountered. family-owned pharmacy and grocery n 1944 by his grandparents, the store day of the riots. He rankles at the oft- child. The middle-aged man who cor but a righteous anger at bankers "It might be better for some peo- store, Taylor's Corner, to ashes. Like flourished at the intersection of San reported myth that black-owned busi- pauses to discuss the indifference of whom he says spend too much time ple, but it won't be better for me until many other businessmen, Payne has Pedro and 53rd Street. Payne became ness were spared during the riots. the powers-that-be to ills of the inner courting outside investors and too lit- I'm able to rebuild," he said. yet to recover from the riots. In the past five years, he has inched slowly toward his goal of Terrence Payne rebuilding. First Interstate Bank stands in rejected his first request for a loan. He the charged them with violating the empty lot where "Truth in Lending" laws; the bank his store once reversal its decision. The Small stood. In his right Business Administration loaned him hand, Payne holds $217,000 in disaster-aid loans. Payne the blue prints of said he even "turned his mother's his proposed purse upside-down," and made her a future store. In his partner. left hand is a He 6 still $300,000 short of the binder, and the $1.2 million he needs to complete the boxes on the project. Progress on the project has ground around him sputtered to a standstill as he has not contains the been able to interest would-be paperwork he has investors. However, he has found compiled while many banks reluctant to invest in so- attempting to find called high-risk areas of South Los funding for a new Angeles. store. "I've pledged hundreds of thou- sands of dollars, pledged property, PHOTO BY pledged my home," he said. I've got MAX BECHERER a business plan as thick as a phone- Spartan Daily book aid I still can't get funded." In his most recent setback, The

"I've got a business plan as thick as a phonebook and I still can't get funded."

Terrence Payne, former business owner

U.N.I.T.Y. ONE continued from page 1 shuttled back and forth between two offices in ken and somewhat sleepy-eyed, Andrew does the rear. The storefront sits empty with the not seem like a gang-banger. exception of a punching hag. "That could have been my life, right there," Even in these humble surroundings, there he reflected. is a glimmer of hope. Members of rival gangs Hildebrandt "Hilly" Flowers said he want- sit side-by-side in the makeshift office space ed to change his life and leave his children a the deep lines of loyalty that once divided different legacy. Flowers was released last year them seemingly erased. 'Taylor claims responsi- alter a two-year stint in prison on a "weapons bility for a ceasefire between Bloods and Crips possession" charge. in West Los Angeles. "I'm trying to give to my kids and the kids Taylor said membership in U.N.I.T.Y. in the community what I never had," he said. ONE has swelled to almost 200 people, U.N.I.T.Y. ONE is located in a small although 15 are involved in its day-to-day storefront on Pico Boulevard southwest id operations. The organisation is run on a shoe- downtown lass Angeles. 'Hie headquarters like string budget; its eight employed members the group houses is a work-in -progress. A sin- poll their resources to pay rent on the office gle phone serves the whole building and is space. "The answer is jobs," Taylor said. that, unless it is checked, the August riots may However, he said he has encountered much ... be only a curtain-raiser for what could blow Above: Bo Taylor reluctance on the part of business to hire peope up in the future," the report concludes. of UNIT.?. ONE, with criminal records. Most of. 1.1.N.I.T.Y. "In 1997, Were still taking about a subs's- which is a gang ONE's members are employed as "crisis inter- nial investment in education, employment and intervention group vention workers" by the Central Recovery and redevelopment niche community. Thirty years comprised of l)evelopment Project ICRI/P). later, we're still in the sante place," said Sylvia members of the ( )1' is a like- minded organism ion also lacy, longtime commit Icy activist and adviser Grips and Bloods, involved in gang intervention as well as graffiti to ( nincilman Nate I lolden. talks to members removal. CRDP hosts a midniglii hasketball avl.,r said the group's efforts at reharn of a pannel assem- league which is sponsored by have been met with skeptis ism bled at the First the city and los Angeles and sometimes scorn by mem APAE Church in Los Clippers basket ball te dill . "Too many hers of the I AM Angeles Poll, Angeles to discuss CRDP has 26 full-time I)epartment. ni fled the the 1992 riots and employees on its payroll people are enormous 11111.11111 sit iii tley *tat can be done number that increases to nearly unemployed the nation spends in polke to prevent it from 60 during the summer. and prisons. Its 1,11d 111C lass happening again. Norman understands the and untrained. entorccITICIII his .1 large inves; skepticism of some companies ment in the SWIM to hire convicted felons. And Right: Fidel T.X of no one "We are just dollar signs to "These kids have to estab- Los Angeles reacts them," he said. -The dollars lish a track record of doing seems to to comments made valued more than human good. They had already estab- during a panne' care. So, they lished a track record of doing Taylor said the prevailing discussing the bad," said CRDP Executive (children) conservative titillate and problems of South Director Charles Norman. tougher anti -crime laws have Central Los Angeles "Too many people are don't care. A made it easy for polu e ill dis- during a town unemployed and untrained. hopeless credit grassroots wpm/anon% meeting at the And no one seems to care. Si,, like 1*.N.I. IV. ()NU.. .1-avlor Fist AME Chruch they don't care. A hopeless per- person is a has At tasked the problem son is a dangerous person," through town hall meetings PHOTOS BY Norman said. dangerous with police and members of ARIC CRASS After the Watts riots in the community. Spartan Daily 1965, then -governor Edmund person." At a recent town hall meet- (;. Brown appointed a blue- ing organiied by U.N.I.T.Y. ribbon committee to investi- t IN I'.. a lili /I id, who asked that gate its causes and find ways to Charles Norman, his name not be used, summed prevent future outbreaks of CRDP Executive up the situation. violence. The McCone Director "II you treat its like the Commission report. named for enemy, we will remain the its chairman John McCune, was issued 100 days after the end of the riots. I he reluctance of lousiness to hire them and The rcpon spoke of a "sickness in the cen- rctiStanee from the police has left the members ter of our city." It spoke of an urgent need for of UNITY. ONE. between a proverbial rock improvements in education and increases in and a hard plate. In the absence of jobs, they employment in the nation's urban centers. have no incentive And no alternative to offer "So serious and so explosive is the situation current gang-bangers. Friday, May 2, 1997 6 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Golfer has taken life, Tiger by tail Oberholser overcomes Meningitis on way to top By Ronda Studer Spartan Daily Staff Writer Not many people can say they have beaten world class golfer Tiger Woods, that IS except for SJSU's Arron Oberho!set. Oberhoker. currently No. 11 in the nation, has played five tourna- ments with Woods. His average of 72.44 strokes per round was right on the heels of Wood's 70.93 stroke average. I le finally closed the gap at iii 'Pit', Western Collegiate at iolio Golf Course last April with a wintnng score of 67-75-64. "It telt very rewarding to beat who 1 «insider to be the best player in the world, Oberholser said. "When you've beat someone like him, you've Anon Oberholser is focused on the future, hoping to reach the professional done something spectacular." circuit after graduation. So what was it like to play golf -with1 iger Woods? very exciting," Oberholser New York City last summer when he Northern California Golf Association "It was tournament. Having tournament, the second biggest ama- said. "There was always a big gallery was there for a of people wit, !ling. You have us learn just been invited into the All- teur contest in California. recognized group of "After being debilitated for a to play in Iruni of huge crowds of American team, a .350,400 people Tiger gets into his the best golfers in the nation, he was month, my virus was finally gone, but own world when he plays and rarely definitely playing up to par. I still felt the affects. It took sheer Oberholser was leading the Porter determination to wake up early to Ille Crowd." Oberholser said even though he Cup when he got extremely nauseous drive to Monterey to play," knew Woods was headed for incredi- on the putting green. Oberholser said. lile heights, lie still "I was shooting a Since Oberholser lost so much , one ross as a reg Vt4WOM/ON14040,MIMititOWON 67 after the first weight, it affected his balance when nlar, it wittily, 21 "I never give up round," Oberholser he swung and consequently his game. yurt old. said. "I bent down to "My swing was gone. I went -Tiger is a real no matter how pick up the balls and through some bad problems with it," Noe guy, got a massive head- Oberholser said. "I was overwhelmed hard it is. A real rush." after I lost the NCGA finals, but was nierholser ,1111 Experiencing happy with myself that I could get i le', 111.11111c champion can painful headaches back into my game after taking so I/CS,fld MS years. Ile likes io have a good look adversity and light-headed- much time off." ness, Oberholser As the affects of his disease ,steadi- time ins' like the ITSI in the face and couldn't figure out ly diminished, Oberholser got a huge 1,1 us IllOUgh. what was wrong with ace in the hole when lie won the Golf t inhatututely, he blow it off." It World tournament in November. PHOTOS BY DAVE LUCHANSKY Spartan Daily its is, be careful SO "I was taking This landed him the first place title in Arron Oberholser fought off a bout with the form of Spinal M 1eningitts when pciiply SJSU golfer viral that became active Won't MIS Tylenol and Advil the men's college golf circuit. he was playing in New York City last summer. He rebounded to become the nation's No. 1 collegiate golfer, after win- 4.11SITIIV what he Arron Oberholser, doe, in his spare SJSU golfer left and right," "I like to compete," Oberholser ning the World Golf Tournament in November of 1996. Oberholser is currently ranked No. 11. onie " Oberholser said. "I said. "I never give tip no matter how ( nierholser inay felt really dizzy and hard it is. A real champion can look was walking into walls and almost adversity in the face and blow it off." III/I Wye ic htteved the Same success as ids, but still has had a phenome- fainted while I was in the shower." Fellow teammate Trent Tessler I leading into the Knowing that something was seri- admires Oberholsees determination Nothing on line for SJSU 199 ' %ring season with seven colic- ously wrong with him, Oberholser in getting back Isis game. gin i iournanient triumphs, flew home to San Mateo where he "Arran is a great guy. Ile's very SJSU baseball team Dawn Carter. the Spartans' train- SJSU (34-19, 17-10 in WAC) 11,« holser is the first Spartan golfer sought medical attention. driven in what lie wants," Tessler er, said Farias' X-rays didn't show can still win the division outright "I wouldn't wish what I had to go said. "During competition he's is iInes,- the niost individual wins in any fractures although he may have over Fresno State (31-21, 17-10 through on toy worst enemy," intense. I really respect that side of his gets Farias back 1,11 lit tilt's. suffered a slight concussion. WAC) depending on what happens more :muting. Oberholser Oberholser personality." "On Wednesday, there were no this weekend when the Spartans face One month later, and 15 pounds Head golf coach Art Williams is for weekend series ccli is,,-, such a Sill sessttil season residual headaches and Justin was Grand Canyon College (12-36, 4-20 lighter, Oberholser still had remnants happy about the dynamic comeback while combating Spinal Meningitis. skated by a doctor to play this week- WAC) in Phoenix and next weekend of the disabling disease Inn knew he Oberholser has achieved. By Dennin Knight end." Carter said. when Fresno State travels to Oberholser first came down with Spartan Daily Staff Writer ilie snal form 1,1 Spinal Meningitis in had to get back in shape for the "lie improved greatly through The Western Athletic Conference Colorado Springs to play Air Force hard work and diligence," Williams Having already qualified for post Championship tournament is sched- in a three-game series. said. "Now he's playing 100 percent. season play for the first rinse since uled for May 11-17 in San Diego. This weekend's series is the first CHINESE CUISINE-FOOD TO GO We're expecting big things out of 1979, the SJSU baseball team can For baseball, the WAC is divided ever meeting between the Antelopes him." play this weekend's series against into three four-team divisions the and the Spartans. Nlandarin & Steehuan -Lunch and Dinner Oberholser does indeed want to go Grand Canyon University without North, South and West Divisions. First baseman Robert Berns is far. The winner of each division earns an closing in on several career records Itiiv Ivineh to (in -Catering Available any of the pressure associated with a "I will definitely keep playing arid playoff chase. automatic spot in the tournament. for the Spartans, despite the fact he hopefully turn professional," Aunt her relief for the team in the The next three (CAMS with the high- has only played two seasons for Oberholser said. "I would like to turn condition of senior pitcher Justin est winning percentage also qualify. coach Sam Piraro. it into something that would make Farias, who was hit in the face by a Rice, Utah, BYU, Fresno State Berns currently ranks fifth in 11/1C113.1 use linanc tally secure. Golf is a lot of line drive in the first inning of and SJSU have secured spots into the career runs with 99, behind Eric ri/ 131 E. Jackson Street film and 1 would be really fortunate Tuesday's 7-I victory over St. double-elimination tournament Booker's mark of 114 set during the 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara to have it as a job if you can call it Mary's. entering this weekend's play. 1989-90 seasons Berns ranks second oPEN RUIN Between .3rd and 4th Street 294-3303 that." Farias was taken by ambulance to Hawaii, San Diego State University in career RBIs with 108, chasing Eric II:30-9110pm or 998-9427 Columbia Medical Center in San and Texas Christian University are Putt's mark of 11)1. Berns also needs Jose and was released at 11 p.m. in the hunt for the final tournament one more home run to tie the all- Tuesday night after receiving 20 opening The winner of the WAC time SJSU record of 21 set by Steve stitches between his left eye and tem- tournansent gets an automatic hid Ochoa during the 1985-86 seasons. TruGreen o ChemLawn ple. into the NCAA Tournament. The Nation's Largest Lawn Care Company is now hiring!!

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Spartan Daily Staff Writer Aitchison is the president of the San Lorenzo-based Tharco, pack- Ensemble have Packaging scholarships aging material company, which been awarded to encourage students employs eight SJSU graduates. to pursue an education in packaging "We are more than pleased with technology, which involves many San Jose State graduates." areas of studies including design, Tharco is one of the scholarships Energy engineering, technology, business sponsors. Scholarships are provided and environment. either by one of the companies or by SJSU is one of 20 schools that the packaging association. provide the study in the United Left: Masaru Koga and Dr. Hafez Modizadeh, were The total amount was $21,820 States and is the only one that for academic year of 1996-97. Ten featured reed players during a Wednesday evening offers a degree in packaging in performance. students received $1,000, seven California. received $500, and A packaging were award- Below: Resa Homan, Gina Barnard, and Amy Chiang three professional designs "Packaging ed $240. perform a dance to a work by guest composer Fred Ho, and develops prod- Scholarships are played by The World Repertory Ensemble, Wednesday uct containers that really is awarded based on evening in the Music Building. will meet the many a student' GPA, PHOTOS BY CHARLES SLAY Spartan Daily manufacturers', the everywhere. interest in packag- consumers' and the ing study, and par- government's When you go ticipation in requirements, shopping, you extracurricular according to a activities. Packaging don't see Cindy Tan, a Education Forum member of the brochure. products." Student Packaging Students must Association and a know about pack- 81,000 scholarship aging materials, Jorge A. recipient, said she how they work Marcondes, is working to get together, about packing program publicity about the packaging design coordinator program. and how they're "We are really produced, about motivated by all packaging automa- activities," Tan said. The associa- tion and how the package will tion is the active body that repre- work on high-tech equipment in sents professional organization, the factory, about package and it promotes students' study by strength and how it will endure bringing speakers, planning visits during shipment and in the store. to shows and exhibits, and raising "Packaging really is everywhere," money. said Jorge A. Marcondes, associate In the classroom, they learn professor and packaging program about packaging materials, pack- coordinator. "When you go shop- aging in society and the environ- ping, you don't see products." ment, packaging materials han- Because most of the products dling and distribution, packaging come in a package there is a high production systems, and so on. dem.ind for people with packaging "The program in San Jose State degrees from the industries. is growing and getting better each The SJSIts department of semester," Kevin Farrauto said. He nutrition and food science, which graduated from SJSU in 1988 has 60 students who are concen- with packaging degree and he trated in packaging technology, works at Tharco as a engineer. received more than 100 compa- "I was in packaging industry nies' requests for graduates in the before I went to school. Still there past 18 months. was a lot to be learned," Farrauto 'The scholarships show the said industries' demand and support "Packaging is always changing for people who are interested in and it keeps me from getting this field. 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