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One Washington Square PARTAN DAIL San Jose, CA 95192-0149 SDAlLYPiinc.sjsu.edu I Winn(' I .\(). Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 1)c(.r 1tt 1,l.l ;. /.9!).9 Hidden talent WTO protest hits home Artique showcases staff creative skills By Clarissa Aljentera Courthouse Daily staff writer Mimi Bini wanted something picketed different. She found just that when she discovered a hand- By 0.S. Perez made stuffed dinosaur. Daily senior staff writer Bini, who works in the dean's office in the college of science, Recent protests against was one of many people who the World Trade came to Thursday's Artique at Organization in Seattle this the Student Union. The Artique week had a ripple effect that offered holiday shoppers a vari- made it to the grounds of the ety of arts and crafts made by Federal Building on Second San Jose State University staff and San Carlos streets "Coming here you get an Thursday. unusual gift," said Bini, who More than 50 protesters picked up the stuffed animal for representing different groups her 7-year-old grandson. came out to protest the WTO "This is very nice. There are and police actions that a range of crafts. I'm pressed occurred in Seattle, where the with how many people do artis- WTO is holding a meeting. tic things in their free time," Unlike the protests in Bini said. Seattle, the action taking Georgetta Germany was sell- place in downtown San Jose ing sweet potato pies on the was relatively quiet. third floor of the Union. Around- In Seattle, thousands of the-corner cactus gardens, protesters have converged on Ukranian-style hand-painted the city. While most of the eggs and time out dolls were protesters have been peace- waiting to be bought. ful, some have had clashes Time out dolls were the cre- with police and the city has ation of Nancy Bain. She built had to enforce curfews. life-size dolls out of kids' jump- The WTO is an interna- suits stuffed with white tional body that makes rules padding. The legs are wooden for international trade. dowels wrapped with padding Demonstrators, both in that has been shaped to look Seattle and in San Jose, like the legs of a child, Bain argue that the group has the said. Above, Ed Payme makes a sign to power to ignore environmen- "I shape the legs of the body tal laws and opens the door to and tuck it in to give them a protest against the World Trade exploiting cheap labor in waste or butt," said Bain, as she Organization Thursday night at the Third World countries. Profit squeezed the legs of the doll. Federal Building in downtown San Jose. is more important than peo- The dolls were posed hunched Labor, environment, steel, beef, power ple, one sign in front of the over with their arms crossed and agriculture are some of the issues courthouse said. down. Some of "I'm here in solidarity with and their heads the WTO, them stood on their own and behind the protests against the protesters in Seattle,' others were propped up on a red which is convening in Seattle this week. said Saundra Cavallaro, a Radio Flyer wagon with their sociology student at De AllZa pudgy arms on the table. Right, Gil Villagran, professor in the College, and one of the few Sherry Xiao admired the College of Social Work at San Jose young faces in the crowd. table "And I wish I was there." dolls as she walked by the with Federal "They are very cute it State University, argues Cavallaro said she was looked a little realistic with the Building security guard after being told protesting the Seattle Police poses they were doing," said he needed a permit to protest against Department's actions and felt Xiao, a senior in management the World Trade Organization on the that having people out on the information systems. "They steps of the Federal Building in down- streets makes a difference. were slumped over the table and However, the San Jose pro- it looked like they are crying." town San Jose, Villagran wanted to be testers were not just protest- One floor down from the on the steps of the building for better vis- ing the WTO or police actions. time-out dolls, quillows were ibility to passing motorists. As in Seattle, some groups quickly grabbed up by shoppers. came to draw attention to Quillows were the creation of their causes. One group, the Carol Sooter, who works with the Photos by Glenn Fuentes See Protest, page 4 See Artique, page 4 Trustee Sorority helps out By Ryan NIcCrossin violence shelter for women and Daily stall writer children in downtown San Jose, lends ear Tucker said. The rest of the clothes Cal representative tours Living in a house on 10th the sorority gathers will be distrib- campus, hears out faculty Street, Tenille Tucker has a win- uted to other local shelters, which dow to San Jose's impoverished are not yet determined. By Donna Carmichael citizens. "Instead of donating the clothes Daily Meier staff writer Tucker, a member of the Delta to an agency like Goodwill, who Sigma Theta sorority, recalled one would resell the clothes, we want- Dee Dee Myers, former press ed to donate to a shelter that secretary to President Clinton, occasion when she placed a pair of old shoes on the walk in front of would directly distribute the and Harold Goldwhite, both clothes for free to people," Green trustees on the California State her house, where she thought one of the many homeless people she said. University board, spent On Thanksgiving, the sorority Thursday at San Jose State sees passing through her window each day would scoop them up and used money from its chapter fund University touring the campus to buy food baskets for two fami- and listening make use of them. to faculty talk lies in San Jose. Green said after about workload. "I put my shoes out on the side- walk, and someone put them on," helping families with the baskets, Mary Jo Gorney-Moreno, she felt encouraged to do more for chair of SJSU's Tucker said. "They were pretty Academic good shoes. I just didn't want them Christmas. Senate, said inviting the Sheri Hoggro, a member of the trustees to campus was anymore." a first It is experiences like these that sorority, said it is a good time to step in realizing the senate's have the clothing drive because goals of improving communica- have motivated members of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority to students are preparing to move tion with the trustees. out of their dorms for the winter But Goldwhite the start a Christmas clothes drive, faculty which started on Nov. 22 at San break. The residence halls will be trustee and a chemistry profes- closed over the break, and resi- sor at CSU Los Angeles Jose State University. since Donation centers are located on dents have to empty their rooms. 1962 said there were no com- David Heller I Spartan Daily "People want to get rid of some munication problems. the second floor of Joe West Hall, Myers poses for a photo opportunity with broadcast journalism major Kiet Do. the first floor of Washburn Hall of their clothes because it lightens Myers, the newest member CSU trustee Dee Dee their load, and they are helping of the board of trustees, said secretary for Clinton, and in a designated area at she Myers, a CSU trustee, and former press President visited campus Wednesday to Spartan Village. People can also people at the same time," said hasn't been on the board long speak to the Academic Senate, a mass communications class and University President Robert Caret. Hoggro, a senior in business man- enough to know leave a message on the sorority's what's going on hotline, and representatives of the agement. with SJSU faculty. es in the CSU regularly, and Golclwhite said. ing a report called "Improving The sorority is asking for peo- "This chancellor sorority said they will go to their (Reed) does just last weekend was on the But communication problems Communications of the SJSU ple to donate any clothes they more than Senate" residence to pick up the clothes, any chancellor cover of the Los Angeles Times between the chancellor, trustees Academic said Janelle Green, president of have including jackets, shirts, before him to work at communi- magazine getting our (the and the faculty played a part in jeans and of course, shoes. So far, cation. He visits all 23 Delta Sigma Theta. campus- Cars) message out there," SJSU's Academic Senate forg- See Trustee, page 4 Some of the clothes will be they have collected three to four donated to Next Store, a domestic bags for the drive. 4110/Mollt.14.74/66ostAiiselattINFRIMMIIIMIC-4 17.G..A7Ellg.1.01 FORUM S 11 c IC I. 11 1 \ Cisit
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of high-cost homes 1-,DMI RANCE INTO time with family ME WORLD TWADE Liz Cloutman ORGRNIZATION fY15\NL Erika Coron tY'oRE STER S r.4FF WRITER CONSUMER STAFF WRITER %/NO WANTS A LA1T Slimn] Valley is, as PiZOK STF\RBUOG ?. countdown start- San Jose mayor Ron Theed some time ago, Gonzales calls it, the but I'm not playing I economic) 800-pound into all the hype anymore. gorilla of the Bay Area. While the airlines fill The ever-expanding their bellies with over- high-tech industry that priced tickets, and hotels drives Silicon Valley and coolly turn away clients the infrastructure which supports it offer abun- who have not booked ahead or enunciate unjusti- dant job opportuniCes. The proposed Cisco fiable rates with incredible ease, I will not be Systems Coyote Valley campus alone could provide shocked, surprised or amazed by these unregulat- as many as 20,000 jobs, according to an editorial in ed atrocities. the Oct. 31 edition of the San Jose Mercury News. Sure, at one point the idea of going to some Qualified graduates from San Jose State extravagant place for an all-night splurge of fun University and other Bay Area educational insti- without limits sounded like a good way to kiss tutions will probably encounter few problems 1999 goodbye. finding jobs in Silicon Valley, which San Jose You could follow the countdown in person at Mercury News columnist Joanne Jacobs calls a Times Square, instead of watching it on televi- "place of uniform affluence." imagination sion. You could follow the date line, so you can Unfortunately, a majority of these new New decade is a chance to use have multiple toasts in different countries, thanks employees as well as many of the public school look like downtown San Jose in to your extravagant tastes that a more than com- teachers who will educate their children and the we me a kiss to build a the '70s or "Blade Runner," but fortable lifestyle can afford. police! who protect their communities won't be dream on, and my imag- BORN can I have something flavorful? There were tempting offers and suggestions. able to afford to live here. . ination will thrive upon "...and my imagination, There was going to Machu-Picchu in Peru and It seems as though city and county officials, that kiss ... " UNDER A will make that moment live..." experiencing an encounter that would perhaps be dazzled by the idea of creating new Damn, this singer on my CD is jobs and hav- I bought something at a more long-lasting, or meeting family and friends ing a larger tax base, forgot that the influx of peo- pretty soothing for a guy who's too BAD SIGN Costco for my father last in Spain with a backdrop of Flamenco guitars ple a booming economy brings creates a demand tense ... I realize we are at the last col- Christmas a collection of old and dancers. I could run around the gardens of for more housing. Depression and World War H- Versailles in France, indulging in every imagin- There is a severe housing shortage in the umn of the year. It's going to be a D.S. Perez flowing of imagination, so if you era radio shows like "Tales of able pleasure. Santa Clara Valley in fact, in the entire Bay Texas Rangers," "Philip There are lots of options and so many choices, Area so housing costs are skyrocketing with no like nonsense and rambling wait, if you've been reading this Marlowe" and "Gangbusters." I the list seems endless. end in sight. Apartments that rent for $1600 per "Born Under a Bad Sign" column ; I year, you must didn't give it to him, though it would probably After going through a list of possibilities with month or more are common, The average price of a like that. Or you just want to read what the freak on depress the hell out of him, making him realize how old one of my sisters in Florida, we came up with a house is $367,000, Jacobs writes. A buyer would the paper types next. he' is. decision. What a relief. The pleasure of hearing need an annual income! of $95,000 to be able to By the way, the title of this column does not mean It was, however, a good gift for a writer and for the paper that contained the torment of my inde- afford such a home. the author was an evil test-tube child born with "666" someone who wanted to hear what those times sound- cision sounded sweet as it crumpled in my hands. Within the next 20 years, one-third to one-half on his forehead. It's an old blues song by Albert King ed like. Theater of the mind is tough, but mentally Watching it fly across the room, I kissed away the of Silicon Valley employees will commute from "if it wasn't fur bad luck, I wouldn't have none at all." stepping into another world is always cool. possibility of more anguished nights. outside the Bay Area because they can't afford to Luck. Hopefully, it'll be different for me. I've got no Anyway, one of the characters in a show says he's What a relief, no more having to deal with air- live here, according to a 1999 report by the Silicon plans for the big bash at the end of this month. Ni) res- taking a poor man's vacation just looking at lines or trying to negotiate prices. Valley Manufacturing Group. olutions either. Just going to live day by day and feast brochures on his desk. I know that feeling. The thought After struggling with good and solid reasons There seems to be no real solution to the hous- on whatever amusement I pick up. occurs to me as lam sitting peacefully in a smoke-filled for not going to L.A., the fact was a good part of ing shortage. There's a limited amount of vacant "Leave me, one thing before we port..." adobe cafe in Marrakech. Spices, different languages the family was going to be there, and that senti- land in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Supposedly, in the minds of many, it's a famous and funky music in the background surround me as I mental part just happened to win. According to the Silicon- Valley Manufacturing Nazarene's 2000th birthday; in the minds of a few too slurp a thick coffee and puff on Egyptian cigarettes as It is close enough to drive, so all the chaos of Group report, only 10,600 acres of land suitable for many, it's the date of.the apocalypse for all the wrong I turn the pages of the London Times. In reality, I'm in airports will be dodged. housing remain. Under current policies, the land reasons. a cement construction called Starbucks. Jackhammers Instead of repeating the events of those nights could yield 74,300 new homes. Unfortunately, the Quick reminder to religious doomsday freaks: The pound away across the street and a smelly bum uri- when you try covering up that half-empty feel- projected demand over the next 20 years ranges Dude in Revelations said He'd come like a thief in the nates on downtown San Jose's light-rail track as I ing that takes over the better part of you with from 112,000 to 146,000 new homes. night. I figure Hombre meant He was coming when no slurp an overpriced mocha and puff away on Marlboros toasts and smiles as you pretend you are having Most of the counties surrounding Silicon one would be paying attention to doomsday scenarios. as I turn the pages of USA Today. the time of your life you decide it's time for a Valley don't want to be bedroom communities to So He'll probably be coming during halftime of a Super "...making believe they're true..." change. . Silicon Valley and are fighting against it, accord- Bowl featuring a Los Angeles / New York match with Imagination. It's free and better than recreational Instead of a hotel room full of unfamiliar faces, ing to the' Mercury News. Celine Dion, Cher, Jennikr Lopez and Mariah Carey drugs. Unfortunately, you are viewed as a psycho when and yelling over everyone else's words or the Residents of the Salinas-Monterey area are doing a show sponsored by Victoria's Secret. you use it. Fortunately, these rants I throw are pub- blasting music of a band, the thought of being fighting to preserve afkrdable housing for its agri- Yeah, music. It's been one of the great double- lished on Fridays. Friday is when 600 San Jose State with family and friends began to sound more cultural workers. Livermore and Pleasanton both edged swords of the 20th century; we've gotten creative University students are on campus to read some guy's inviting. had slow -growth referendums on the November nuggets like Little Walter, Roy Orbison, Jimi Hendrix, slant on a world that's run by a committee with Beavis The thought of trying to figure out where you ballot. Tupac Shakur and fools' gold like Menudo, and Butt-head, screaming comic Sam Kinison, the are going sleep after countless hours of celebrat- According to the San Jose Mercury News arti- Aerosmith, Li'l Kim, Spice Girls, etc. characters of the "Naked Gun" movies and Darth Vader ing is no longer a problem. cle, high-tech communities are worried that their For a decade that has an emphasis on retrospect, on the board. As we all arrive from different areas, my sis- employee's spend too much time on the road, those are things to throw away with a shudder, like the In my world, the Three Stooges hold the Atlas ter's house will start to fill up with familiar voices adding to stress at work and home. At the same 1980s, Ford Pintos, smallpox and communism. Mountains up so the dark sky doesn't fall down. What's and laughter as we all pitch in to make this time, San Jose and other Silicon Valley cities are We'll, society's been disposable fin. centuries. Now the next year going to hold for us? What's next for me evening fun. nurturing an industry that must grow to survive!. its a commercial oddity, too. Ten years from now, Puff to notice'? Beats the hell out of me. I recall the fallen There will be plenty to eat and drink and there No one seems to be able to come up with any Daddy and Pokemon's .ligglypuff will be in the same angel, Peter Falk, in "Wings of Desire," telling his coun- is no doubt the music will play on into the early easy answers to the spiraling cost of housing in the dust -covered trunk of junk that Puff the Magic Dragon terpart that's the fun part what comes next. You can morning. When all the ingredients are thrown Bay Area. Perhaps our situation can only serve as has been keeping warm. only imagine what dreams and nightmares lay ahead together, this will be an evening to remember. a cautionary tale to other communities. In retrospect, 1990s commercialism is a sickening in the' next decade, century and millennium. Not everyone will be celebrating this year, and reality these days. I miss old-school coffee shops, smok- It's time for new beginnings. Don't fret. See you on many who thought they would make it, have not. ing in restaurants and mom-and-pop stores. the other side. This seems to be good time to slow down and Everything that's new is pastel and plastic. It's bright, "A kiss to build a dream on ... " Louis Armstrong. take the time to enjoy the people around us, and Liz Cloutman is a Spartan Daily staff writer. cheery and as generic as the toilet paper that comes in not make such a big deal out of another passing Perez is a Spartan Daily senior staff writerr. the' blue-stripe packaging. Not that I want the world to D.S. year. "Born Under A Bad Sign" appears Fridays. Erika Coron is a Spartan Daily staff writer. Senseless violence by protesters of World Trade Organization won't solve problems destruction visited on the city of' poor nations and mom-and-pop farmers We doubt it. violent, will be unable to confront WTO TheSeattle by some of those protesting have vandalized buildings and automatic Not only do the violent actions of a delegates as they leave the meeting. the World Trade Organization teller machines, looted Starbucks cafes EDITORIAL minority of protestors damage the lives A demonstration only works if it is meeting is disturbing at best. and set bonfires, among either things. and businesses of Seattle residents, they seen and heard by the target audience. At worst, it is punishing the' business- Keep in mind the Spartan Daily is have given the non-violent demonstra- Not only have violent protesters dam- es and residents of Seattle' for the actions fully in favor of the ability to protest season. Are protesters making the WTO tors a nasty black eye. aged Seattle physically and mentally, of an organization they are not a part of, free speech is one of the cornerstones of sit up and listen by cutting off local busi- Now a 50-block ban on protests is in they have ensured their peaceful peers' and have no control over. life in the United States. nesses' lifeblood? place around the Washington State actions will be ineffective. With 135 member nations and 33 But we cannot condone wanton van- Maybe causing enough of a distur- Convention and Trade Center, the That, we think, is a tragedy. observer nations, the WTO is a global dalism. bance to keep city residents locked in Mercury News reported. Hopefully protesters in Seattle will commerce agency that sets and enforces According to a San Jose Mercury their homes for a 7 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. cur- It is hard to make a point by protest- learn to exercise their First Amendment the rules for global trade. News report, most of Seattle's business few will convince the WTO to open their ing far from the line of sight of WTO del- rights without infringing on the lives of Protesters, who claim the WTO is district was shut down Thursday, in the doors and make their deliberations pub- egates. innocent bystanders. damaging the environment, labor rights, middle of the busy Christmas shopping lic. Now all protesters, violent and non-
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Today more information, call John or Jenny at 924-4330. Muslim Student Association Sparta Guide Friday prayer, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Catholic Campus Ministry the Costanoan room, Student 791-3076, ext. 2. Union. For more information, call Monday Advent weekday mass, 12:10 298-469:1 Union. For more information, call Amy Lee at p.m. to 12:35 p.m. at the Campus 971-8347. School of Music and Dance Nutrition and Food Science Ministry Center, 300 S. 10th St. For "Images of Dance, 11 a.m. and 7 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Department more information, call the Rev. Bob L. Choral Activities Department p.m. in the Dance Studio Theater, Christmas clothes drive - boxes Body composition analysis, 1 Barry at 938-1610. Twenty-fourth annual scholar- Spartan Complex, Room 219. For in Washburn Hall and Joe West p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central ship concert, 8 p.m. in the more information, call Loreasa Hall, or call the hotline to have Classroom building, Room 221. For Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph. McGowan at 292-6494. clothing picked up at 924-6915. more information, call James Burke Christmas clothes drive - boxes For more information, call the at 924-3377. in Washburn Hall and Joe West choral activities department at 924- L.D.S. Students Association Who's Who Hall, or call the hotline to have 4332. Come participate in our Now accepting nominations for Prevention Education Program clothing picked up at 924-6915. Christmas tree trimming and students to be selected for the 1999- Winter Break Resource Fair, 10 Human Performance potluck. All students welcome, 2000 Who's Who Among Students in a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Seventh Street Golden Key National Honor Department 12:30 p.m. at the San Jose American Universities and plaza. For more information, call Society more Colleges. Forms available in the Aerobicthon, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Institute, 66 S. 7th St. For Famida Hanif-Weddle at 924-6202. Donate canned goods for Second Spartan Complex Central, Room 44. information, call 286-3313. Student Life Center, deadline is Harvest Food Bank, bins located in For more information, call Carol today. For more information, call Nurses Christian Fellowship the A.S. office, Student Union. For Sullivan at 924-3022. Jewish Student Union - Hillel 924-5950. Support group meeting, 11 a.m. more information, e-mail Meesha Chai-Tech Hanukkah, 6 p.m. at in the Montalvo room, Student Puri at [email protected]. The Liberal Studies Society the Hillel house, 336 E. William St. Catholic Campus Ministry Union. For more information, call Daily mass, 12:10 Mandatory planning meeting for For more information, call Arlene or p.m. to 12:35 Diane Stegmeir at 279-6385. Lindsay at 286-6669. p.m. at the Campus Ministry all graduating seniors who plan on Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to going to convocation, 12 p.m. to 1 Center, 300 S. 10th St. For more School of Art and Design students, faculty and staff The deadline for p.m. in the Guadalupe room, Chinese Campus Fellowship information, call the Rev. Bob Barry Student galleries art exhibitions, entries is noon, three days before desired pub- Farewell party, 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 at 938-1610. lication date. Entry forms are available in the Student Union. For more informa- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Spartan Daily Office Space restrictions may tion, call Chris Attwond at 15101 p.m in the Almaden room, Student Industrial Studies buildings. For require editing of subm visions.
AIDS - END THE SILENCE LETTERS rouci do youou lb.knowi eor aboCirntit 1. T or F: AIDS is a di without a cure spread mainly Health plan not up to par unprotected senor sharing needles with someone who has HIV. Iwould like to respond to the heading of "outpatient miscella- article on Nov. 16 by Margaret neous benefit," with a maximum 2. Ii you vows infected with HIV, you might show symptoms Bethel on health insurance coverage of $800 for all of these A. within a low weeks for B. within a year students. Bethel mentioned that services combined. I am sure you C. in 10 or more years the price of the insurance policy realize that $800 won't get you far D. any of the above offered through Associated with the cost of health care in Students has increased this year, today's medical marketplace. 3 HIV is rice present in... but she did not mention that the Just yesterday I had a patient Return completed quiz by A. semen and vaginal secretions who used up the entire outpatient B. sweat more expensive policy offered this December 3, Jpm year actually provides less cover- miscellaneous benefit to pay for C. blood age than last year's policy did. one test and hasn't even received to Peer Health Education D. breast milk With little fanfare the A.S. pol- any treatment yet. That student Program, Health Building 4. T or F: Using protection such as a also barrier when icy has undergone some major will have to pay the bills for all Room 209 and receive outpatient tests, engaging in sexual activity (vaginal, oral or anal changes. The inpatient (hospital) the rest of the lowers the risk of HIV and surgery benefits appear to be treatment and follow-up, which free gifts and prizes. transmission. the same as last year, and the pol- could easily cost $5,000 or more. icy remains ,a decent plan for hos- In my opinion, this is a major 5. T or F A 'rapid test' is available lor HIV testing pital and surgical expenses. flaw in the AS. insurance policy, and can produce results in 5 1o30 minutes. However, the outpatient benefits certainly not the "proper and well section, which covers illnesses or designed medical insurance plan" injuries that do not require hospi- that "gives you the peace of mind talization, has changed dramati- that most of your medical bills cally. This is the type of benefit will be covered in case something most commonly needed when a happens" as stated in the cover student's health problems cannot letter, which accompanies the THE CAPITAL be taken care of here at the brochure and application for the Student Health Center. policy. It appears that students CALIFORNIA FELLOWS Last year's policy covered 80 are paying more money for less percent of the costs of outpatient coverage, and may be putting The Capital Fellows ale p.ii! its u services such as physician's visits, themselves at severe financial tee nf the foul fellowship 1, tins physical therapy, medical emer- risk in the process. NEEDS YOU! ed by the Crete: gency expenses, diagnostic X-ray I urge Associated Students to ma Studies at C.ililii t,ite and laboratory services, injec- find a better health insurance pol- Univei say. Sac' amento tions, tests and procedures, up to icy to offer to our uninsured stu- The pi ograms include a maximum of $50,000 for each dents. injury or sickness. This year's pol- CENTER FOR JESSE M UNRUH ASSEMBLY icy still pays for 80 percent of a CALIFORNIA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM one-time consultation with a spe- Robert Kronisch, M.D. EXECUTIVE FELLOWSHIP cialist, but lumps together follow- Student Health Center STUDIES PROGRAM up visits with a specialist and all California JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION the other above-mentioned outpa- State University, tient services together under the FELLOWSHIP PROGRI1 Sacramento SENATE FELLOWS - Each pt ogi am of/es s outstanding oppol tutiity fni college graduates to Correction pi epic foi (unto e cal eel's while work- ing to develop Ind implement riblic A front page Daily story TYSI3 that ran Tuesday, should have Angel... i.iilicy in Califoinia During theiR Be an . said Associated Students Donate Eggs! p,,,ritolent. Fellows Director of Governing Affairs, staff the are 21-30 years old, time professional Justin Greenlee, voted for If you 0, A.,sembly, Senate. on the first stipend increase healthy, bright & responsible. , utive branch round of voting. Call Family Fertiltity Center Greenlee spoke at length in Eli ii $1882 nionch plus full benefits increase at All nationalities needed favor of a stipend o. of g,iadtiate credit the Nov. 24 meeting of 1-800-939-6886 Associated Students' Board of Generous Compensation Directors. Tin vigil the ASSFAIBLY FELLOW- , .CF111' md the SENATE tEl , you can directly part s II.. I, ',dative piocess The'.: r. unong the oldest ADVIE NT Hid 1»,,T pi city.lo:11, legislative fellow- * ship pi ngi anis in the nation The EXECUTIVE FELLOWSHIP 'ROGRAA1 offei s first-hand evperi- . we in developing .111d IMpleillell(ing 41* 1 ublir policy in the Executive blanch 0/ e III* Folitt vs wits Is in the Governor's office. 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technology was harnessed in Trustee these ways, which he said were innovative but not new. Continued from pg 1 "We've been talking video phones since the 1939 World's The report, presented as a Fair," he said. resolution by Senator Annette Goldwhite said the electronic Nellen, passed Nov. 1. It was classroom accommodates every- forged in April, by a senate spe- one's learning style. cial committee at a time when The two trustees dropped in relations between the CSU cam- on one of Provost Linda Bain's puses and the central adminis- "forums' at the end of their visit tration were strained during this one called "Formulating faculty's salary negotiations. A Writing Agenda" that dealt According to the text of the with writing and literacy stan- report, it seeks to improve com- dards among SJSU students. munication with various "con- But the highlight of the visit stituencies" within the universi- appeared to be Myers' participa- ty and the community. tion in one of professor William Gorney-Moreno said Briggs' classes, which Myers Goldwhite and Myers had said she really enjoyed. breakfast at the campus' Market Myers gave Briggs' journal- Cafe in the company of former ism and public relations stu- Associated Students President dents a close-up of her time at Heather Cook and Todd Brown, the White House, working for an intern for SJSU President Clinton. Robert Caret. "I don't even want to guess The group proceeded to a what his (Clinton's) IQ is. He is computer chip fabrication lab in so smart and one of the most tal- the Engineering building, run ented persons I have ever met, Glenn FurnteJ / .Spartan Daily by professor Thomas Boag though I don't like a lot of his the only one of its kind in the behavior. But I was never asked
Ted Smith talks to protesters about preventing laws that would allow town San Jose More than 50 demonstrators showed up at the protest CSU, Gorney-Moreno said. to lie, nor would I," she said. electronic components to be safely disposed of without harming the against the World Trade Organization Mid-morning, the trustees got Myers gave students a few environment Thursday night in front of the Federal Building in down- an up-close look at an art class career pointers and the inside in the Instructional Resources scoop on her own ascent. Center, participating in the "I was the youngest press sec- had become a toxic-hazard site. environmental issues. those protesters who has taken to "Next Wave Learning Project." retary ever, the only woman to
Protest "Viet! seen the WTO's impact. "You didn't see guys in blue the streets of San Jose several The project integrates tradi- hold the job, and I was from It's crooked from the top down," United Food and Commercial times this year. tional learning with high tech- California. They of Continued from pg 1 Smith said. "When a trade issue Workers jackets breaking win- "We have to shift the focus nology, said Gorney-Moreno. (Washingtonians) think we all conflicts with an environmental dows up there," he said. "Sure, the media," Wood said. 'The media Watching the interactive, eat granola out here. I had three Socialist Workers Party, was dis- issue, the trade issue always somebody breaking a window will has been focusing on hooligans in high-tech class in action, strikes against me," she said. tributing revolutionary and wins." grab the world's attention. Seattle. Sure, it's exciting when Goldwhite said it's about time Marxist literature and had a sign Smith was one of the first to Unfortunately, negative. stuff gets someone throws a trash can into promoting Cuba's socialist revolu- speak on a microphone in front of the front page. There was a lot the window of a Starbucks. But tion. the courthouse. In his speech, he more positives in Seattle." they're not focusing on the tens of Pizzo caught a glimpse of the Some protesters took action said the WTO was preventing Police, while present, kept their thousands of people who were Artique dichroic glass that was used in very calmly. Twenty-six-year-old laws that would call for environ- distance from the protesters. peaceful and disciplined, bringing her art. Merton Pryor Jr. was calmly mentally safe ways of disposing of Security at Thursday's San Jose their voice that wasn't allowed at Pizzo, who teaches. materials from pg 1 munching on McDonald's fare as obsolete. comput- protest ranged the table." Continued engineering classes, was on the he sat on a newspaper rack, his er parts, which from security A guard for the courthouse Foundation. way to an appointment when he sign by his side. His fellow pro- he said were "We scored a guards to stated the building closed at 5 "It is a blanket and pillow all decided to take a detour and testers marched in a circle around toxic. California p.m. when the protest started in one," said Sooter, who pointed walk through the Student him, chanting "Just say no to the A few people lot of punches Highway to take place and he added that out the gigantic pocket on the Union. WTO!" in Thursday's in that round, Patrol officers, their duty was to make sure the end of the 5-foot blanket. The "I saw the sign in front of the A displaced machinist, Pryor protest had just and there were protesters did not damage federal pocket also doubles as a foot Student Union and I just said he was upset by the exploita- come back from but we gotta some oflicers in property. pouch when the quillow is com- walked in," Pizzo said. tion of sweatshop workers by com- Seattle.. Roger plain clothes. A The front gate to the complex pletely folded out, Sooter said. "This is a nice display of panies such as Nike., which made Rivera, a union knock them van from the was closed and locked, forcing "Kids love them because they artistic stuff. It is a nice thing to the hat, shoes and sweats he was representative. San Jose Police those leaving the building to take are warm, not heavy and see staff in light of interests and wearing. for the. United out." Department a side exit. Several of them took a machine washable," said Sooter, hobbies that go beyond their "Know what? I'm going to burn Food and and several glance at the protesters and shook who had already sold seven quil- office capacity on campus." these clothes after tonight," Pryor Coininercial police, sheriff their head. lows before noon. Pizzo, who purchased a black said, finishing his meal and Workers, arrived -- Roger Rivera and CHP cars Having the protest at the busy The quillows were one of glass pin, was curious why the preparing to join the group cir- in San Jose union representative tor occasionally intersection of Second and San more than 30 crafts that were colors were so bright. cling him. Wednesday night went down Carlos streets, next to the light available to the public. the United Food and "I may cut it up and study it Gil Villagran, a lecturer in the after spending Second Street. rail tracks, was quite hazardous. Suzanne Sundholm had her under a microscope," said Pizzo, College of Social Work at San Jose. three days in Commercial Workers One protest- Police generally warned protest- glass pins and trays sitting out explaining this could be part of a State University, also came to Seattle. er who called ers to keep their distance from the for sale. when professor Pat lecture topic for next semester. protest the WTO. He said it was Rivera, a himself Golden tracks when trains approached. becoming something that could SJSU political Wolf said the The downtown protest not only become above and beyond any science graduate, was wearing his police were much "friendlier" than brought commuters attention, but government's control. father's hard hat Rivera's dad those of the Gulf War protests he all sorts of passersby as well. He was also shocked that had been a steel worker. Rivera was involved in. However, he was "I'm just eating my lunch here. today's students don't have a went to Seattle to protest for labor slightly annoyed. by police warn- I'm not with them," said notion on how the meetings in rights and environmental issues. ing him to keep his distance from Christopher Tott, an unemployed 1B3s 1tTsayelltaur, Seattle will affect their lives. "Profits shouldn't be more the lines marking the danger area truck worker Who was brushing I11tIt iIDIffairsuaars "My students didn't even know important than people," he said. of the. incoming light rail train. his teeth and starting on a sand- Alum Rock Elementary what the WTO was," Villagran "The WTO is not accountable and "The cops are friendlier now wich while sitting on a bench School District has 29 said. it needs representation from the must be. a different bunch than behind Smith. "Ain't nothing new. prep teacher positions available starting 1/24/00. BA Also present was Ted Smith of people it affects." the ones we dealt with 10 years but I agree with what they're say degree minimum requirement; interest in teaching the Silicon Valley Taxies Rivera said that he was disap- ago," he said. "But I'm still going ing." Grades 6-8 students' vocabulary development/test Coalition. According to Spartan pointed that most of the news to watch my back." Rivera added that the protest Daily articles dating back to 1986, coming out of Seattle has focused One. officer said the protesters, against the WTO is only in it,. taking skills. Excellent training/all materials c Smith and the Silicon Valley on a few individuals causing which he. said were the same first round. provided. $100 per day; 8 a.m.-2:45p.m. Four * Toxics Coalition played a role in havoc, while. labor groups have group he. had seen in earlier "We scored a lot of punches in days/week. Earn $7,200 by June 15th. the shutdown of the. Lorentz organized the largest rally he has protests this year, were peaceful that round, but we gotta knock Barrel site near Spartan Stadium seen in his 39 years of life, and had not given anyone trouble. them out," he said. Call Dolores at (408)-928.-6802 and Spartan Village. The property addressing workers' rights and Gary Wood has been one of
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By Erika Coron be returned to the surface after being submerged paiirade.60, to a minimum depth of 7 feet, along with a tread- ing water test. the end of next semester, Each person is required to pay Bylifeguard Stephan Martin- $50 for the 35-hour course, which Michaud will be heading is reimbursed to those who decide back to France to continue his to stay and work at the Aquatic studies. Martin-Michaud, who is Center. studying business at SJSU, came "In Europe, you have this with a group of 20 students from a image of lifeguards, you know, French business school in Paris to study with Baywatch and everything," for one year. Martin-Michaud said. "The second day we arrived, we When he told a friend in Paris all went to the swimming pool I he was a lifeguard, his friend told remember it was so warm, him to send pictures of himself in Martin-Michaud said. That's when those red swimsuits, he said. he saw the sign for lifeguard When Martin-Michaud com- training and decided it would be pleted the course, there were no just the right thing for him. openings for lifeguards, so he has CDLOILIt Since he started working as a been substituting for other stu- lifeguard at SJSU he has only had dents when they cannot cover a to apply one Band-Aid. That's a bit scheduled shift. different from working for the fire "Next semester, I will have my department in Paris, where he own schedule," Martin-Michaud was working 12- to 24-hour shifts said. "But it is not too bad, not as an emergency medical techni- having your schedule." cian on weekends while going to He was still able to put in a lot business school. He was working of hours. as a volunteer there on weekends, "It's a great opportunity to while attending school. work here," said Ginn Sampson, "It's free in Paris when you call another lifeguard at the center. 911, so people call you for a lot of 'They offer flexible hours, you stupid stuff they have a meet a lot of people and you have headache for two days. So, instead the pool available to you any time of calling the doctor, they call you want to come in." 911(there ii is 18.)" On the weekends, there are two But he took more serious calls, lifeguards who stay the whole day such as the Paris bombing of the from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and there is metro station a few years ago. no manager, Martin-Michaud said. "You have big calls like that. "It's just you and the other life- When you start your day, you are guard, and if get along well, you not thinking you are going to have have the pool to yourself," he said. something like that, like a bomb- When there are two lifeguards, ing in a closed place," he said. they alternate from being on the The certification program he chair and in the booth to check started back home was an inten- people in and answer phones. sive one that required more hours "You are only on the chair for and testing than the one offered at half an hour, then you go to the SJSU. booth," Martin-Michaud said. "You "I don't know if in France I can get bored and not pay atten- would have been able to get the tion, so after half an hour, you certification, because it was really change. When you go back on the hard," Martin-Michaud said. chair, you are more aware." He said all the guys doing the When there are three life- training with him in France were guards, you add a break to the on swim teams or water polo half-hour rotation, so it's not so teams and were excellent swim- bad at all, he said. When the booth mers. SJSU's pre-certification test is slow, you can use the time to Gladys Mondala / Spartan Daily consists of a 500-yard swim using study or do homework. different styles, such as the crawl "The best part is staying on the Stephan Martin-Martin-michaud, an international student from volunteer emergency technician in France, says the French life - stroke, breast stroke, side stroke chair when it's sunny, on week- France, completed the San Jose State University lifeguard training guard training is more vigorous, taking five months to complete. and one of the applicant's choos- ends. That's the best," Martin- program in two weekends. Martin-Martin-rnichaud, who serves as a ing. A 10-pound object also must Michaud said.
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