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IR.) Jena forres "I have no idea why" Jackson became DAILY SrAtt WRITER upset, Davila said. The opposing views characterized the Sophomore Erika Jackson was upset Proposed recreation center under fire rest of the open forum, which consisted of at what she called the "unprofessional a panel of IMPACT and Spartan party and disrespectful" By Christina Lucarotti the newly formed group opposed to the board of directors. conduct of Associated recreation center candidates running in the A.S. General Students President Leo Davila at the amtvStItamSTAftWwir.p referendum. The Associated Students campus The referendum, which would recreation program serves about 5,000 Election on March 21 and 22. A.S. Student Elections Candidate Forum Among The two parties were opposed on near- on the concerns raised at the result in an increase of student fees of SJSU's 27,000 students per semes- Monday. Students for Students meeting Sun- ly every subject that was brought up by Jackson said and the construction of a new 97,773- ter and progrtuns most of its events in day was whether students at San Jose square-foot facility, will be on the the Event Center and Spartan Com- the 30-member audience and the panel Davila, the two-year State University would benefit from of three students that asked questions. president March 21 and 22 Associated Students plex, according to Chris Koperniak, who ran the propoAed recreation center. General Election ballot. Responding to Jackson's question on the Spartan Party manager of A.S. ctunpus recreation. "It doesn't make sense to make us A.S. campus recreation created the If the recreation referenduin is about the relationship between A.S. and slate, snickered after pay more for something we don't the Student Union board, IMPACT Party she asked the candi- referendum, and it was put on the bal- need," said Leena Mahdi, a member of lot in a unanimous vote by the A.S. see STUDENTS, Page 3 presidential candidate Maribel Martinez dates about the rela- said that although they may not always tionship between agree, she hopes members of both orga- A.S. and the Student la and addressed him about his behavior. ing in public relations, agreed that Davi- after Jackson's question. nizations can voice their opinions in a Union board. Davila "I told him he was disrespecting me la's actions at the forum were inappro- He said he grinned after Jackson's respectable and comfortable environ- "I heard him say, and the candidates," Jackson said. "I priate. comment because he thought she was a ment. 'Liar, liar,' " Jackson said. "You know, think that was wrong, and I think people "It shows his character and misrepre- Student Union employee. Michelle Johnson, the Spartan Party when people pretend to sneeze?" need to know." sentation," Fernandez said. Davila said, however, that he did not Visibly disturbed, she looked at Davi- Angie Fernandez, a sophomore major- Davila denied he made any remarks snicker at Jackson's question. See FORUM, Page 3 Blood clay, sumshine donors cooa give from the heart Hy J.E. Espino Dmi.N.StAttWauta Amy Girot said she had to participate in the blood drive that took place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday in front of the Ninth Street modulars. "Every time I see something like this, I donate," the nursing major said. "It's a good thing to do because people are always in the need of blood. "I'm educated in the subject. It makes me realize the necessity of donating." Girot was one of a handful of stu- dents to give blood not enough to make the drive a smashing success or make an impact in the ongoing blood supply shortage in the Bay Area. By 2:30 p.m. the Peninsula/South Bay Center had collected about eight units or eight pints, according to Diana Hopper, a nurse working in the blood bank's research department. She said 40,000 Aunts of blood are needed daily from around the country to keep a stable supply. In the last decade, however, Hopper said the bank has seen a shortage. Young people, she said, are not as committed to donating as the genera- al 'It I tions who grew up during World War II t I. and the Vietnam War. Jerry Biggs, a registered nurse with s4. - : the bank, said he thinks the reason stu- nariatommiatilyStaff dents on campus do not participate is they believe the procedure is time con- Cere Gillette, a communication studies major, enjoys the warm weath- Gillette took advantage of the sunshine Monday and studied outside near suming. while reading "Looking Backward" for her rhetoric and public life class. Tower Hall. Ler see BLOOD, Page 3 41.6115.,1949%, c Ise Poorly attended fair shares nutrition gems 13N halm k Sanchez, a senior majoring in nutri- With all the stress Martinez has tion, said the organization's aim was to endured from school and work, the social spread accurate nutrition information work graduate student said his results Organizers of the National Nutrition and healthy lifestyle options to students. came out in the normal range. Month Fair tried to lure students with Her table recommended drinking "I felt relieved that everything is fine," free gummy bears, nutritional bars and a juices instead of sport drinks. Martinez said. raffle giving away restaurant gift certifi- After working out, the body needs flu- Julie Ashbaugh, another NEAT mem- cates and grab bags. ids to replenish the electrolytes lost in ber and graduate student in nutrition, Students missed an opportunity. sweat, Sanchez said. said body image is a problem for college A few dozen, however, learned new "A cup of juice will do the same effect women. tips at the nutrition fair Monday in the as sports drinks," she said. She said it isn't so much of an eating- Student Union. Orzech, the presentation coordinator disorder problem, such as anorexia and Most went on with their daily lunch for NEAT and a nutrition graduate stu- bulimia, but more frequently over-exer- routine. dent, said she made a connection with cising and under-eating. The fair was held in celebration of some of the students who visited her One student said her problem wasn't National Nutrition Month and was pre- table. not eating enough, but eating too much. sented by the National Education Action Orzech said one student learned more Ashbaugh recommended that she Team and the Student Health Center. from a 20-minute conversation with her should trying eating slowly and drinking NEAT, a student-run organization than during four visits she had with a more water. under the Student Health Center, advo- professional dietician. She added that eating less food could cates working to promote healthy eating "I've had a lot of good connections help someone avoid bingeing. behaviors and attitudes among San Jose with students," Orzech said. One poster at the fair stated, "Heart State University students. Student Cesar Martinez said he took disease is a slow, silent killer and can Y.shie sellnui oath .sraff The organizers promoted healthy advantage of the free glucose test provid- begin in young adulthood." Kelly Carter, left, from the American Heart Association, uses the Automat- lifestyles with a number of different ed by the Diabetes Society of Santa Kelly Carter said she represented the tables at the event. Clara Valley American Heart Association by ic External Defibrillator (AED) on Niko Shido, an art/digital media major, to demon- inform- NEAT members Heidi Sanchez and The society's representative said the ing students about heart-healthy strate one of the Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) processes at the Student Shoshanna Orzech both ran the Sports normal blood sugar level ranges between Union on Monday. Nutrition table. 70 to 140 after a meal. see NUTRITION, Page 3 nr.1416i,. tlitto 0 PIN- ICIJN- TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2001 SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIV ERSITY Letters Baffled by the workings of a higher power weekend, I felt like I was Hummels. Her music. Her dog. tect ourselves against grief and sor- Thisreally supposed to learn A year ago, she wasn't sick. She row. Student addresses something, but I'm not sure if was throwing dinner parties and To most people, this may seem I did. impressing her guests with home- obvious. Davila Jeanette, a friend of my family, made chocolate truffles. I'm the type of person, however, A.S. President died about two weeks ago, and her I sat on the bed in her daughter's who doesn't want to own pets Mr. Davila: memorial service was Friday. Dur- old room and watched the way light because I know they'll die someday. I tried to go by your office to tell you my comments ing the summer, she had been diag- hit the walls and dresser mirror. We'll all die someday. in person, but I was told you were not in and that you nosed with ovarian cancer. I wondered ifJeanette ever sat in Jeanette was a joyful woman, full did not have posted office hours. We knew she was very sick, and that room, observing the same bril- of life. As a student trying to contact my A.S. president, I we prayed she would live. liance of the afternoon sun. She smoked and drank and wore must say that this is unacceptable. I wanted her to grow old with her presents a challenge, and I couldn't Jeanette isn't the first person big jewelry. As Associated Students president, you, and all the husband and watch her daughter come up with one good reason why I've known to get sick, and her She had a gift for making people members of the board, have an obligation to be avail- get married and have babies. Jeanette should die. death certainly wasn't the first time feel at ease and welcomed in her able to students who wish to take their concerns to "Perhaps God could erase the My inability to explain it, howev- things didn't work out the way I had home. you. cancer completely and let the doc- er, didn't prevent it from happening. hoped. She raised a strong, independent That being said, let me move on to my real com- tors be confused," I thought. So instead of witnessing the My best friend's sister, Alison, daughter and was married to a man ments to you. I knew this kind of thinking was miraculous recovering for which I died of Ewing cancer when she was whom she loved and who was in I found your behavior at today's (Monday's) Candi- probably flawed because I once read had asked, I watched her family and 16, despite incessant prayers for a love with her. date Forum appalling. that, regardless of circumstances, friends celebrate the life of someone miracle. As I watched Jeanette's daughter You were rude, unprofessional and immature. Your we should pray for the strength to they loved. Since then, I've struggled to fig- and husband gracefully host a party question about the $6 student fee (directed at Maribel accept God's plans. They scattered her ashes and ure out why a loving and faithful in remembrance of their beloved, I Martinez and Corina Herrera), which was supposed to Instead of holding tightly, and roses into the sea and ate her signa- God would allow us to endure the realized that my prayer for Jeanette be asked in a way that both party's candidates could sometimes bitterly, to what we ture desserts, which her daughter pain of losing loved ones. to live had been answered. respond to, was a not-so-thinly veiled attack on the want, we're supposed to surrender made in her mother's honor. Somewhere between the gross IMPACT Party candidates. The question was inappro- to that which we cannot control. It's strange to sit in the house of discrepancy of what I think is right priate and should have been asked in board meetings I have trouble with this, especial- someone who has died, surrounded and what actually occurs, I believe, and not at the Forum. ly when God's plans don't seem to by her things. is a lesson. Chrtsttna Lucarotti is a Spartan In addition, when I asked my question regarding make any sense. Her books. Her paintings. Her Friday, I came to the simple con- Daily Senior Staff Writer the tension between the A.S. and the Student Union, Justifying the inherently unfair photographs. Her needlepoint. Her clusion that we aren't meant to pro- "Confession" appears Tuesdays. you showed me a considerable lack of respect by call- ing me a 'liar" under your breath. NA 60vT.13)D5 FoR OLYPIPICS My comment that the Spartan Daily reported the tension between the two organizations is supportable, Driven up the wall and to be snickering and making comments while I was trying to speak was rude, inappropriate and immature. The fact that you made these comments loud by DMV's asinine enough for me and the candidates to hear shows me that you have no concept of how to show respect to the students you are supposed to represent. When I reacted to your comments, your behavior meows, vVEIC-447" TOSS cast of characters and the behavior of several other Spartan Party sup- HAMMER- 71-4R-oW porters showed your arrogance and why you should have never been elected A.S. president. Imade the mistake of As current A.S. president, you are the leader of the cheerfully accompanying Spartan party. my boyfriend Saturday to Your inunature behavior reflects not only on you, the Department of Motor but also on the party itself How are students sup- Vehicles (whose motto posed to believe that the Spartan Party candidates are should be: "We bring the worth electing if the leader of their party shows such Third World to you"). unprofessional behavior and a blatant disregard for He's never had a driver's people who have opposing viewpoints? license, so I was enthusiastic Prior to today's forum, I had not chosen which can- about keeping him company ct ()ill 1111 1( 1L1 \ didates to vote for. Now I am a wholehearted IMPACT and lending moral support. Party supporter. Your thoughtless and childish behav- That is, until we utes, scoped out my competi- ior cost the Spartan Party not only my vote, but possi- approached the entrance of tion for a seat and moved in bly the votes of others who witnessed your behavior or the God-forsaken building. for the kill. read this letter. A queue of about 30 My position for the next I hope you are satisfied. angry-looking people dressed two hours was right next to in shorts and T-shirts the door of the D1VIV. Enka Jackson stretched out the front door Every time I turned my sophomore of the Santa Teresa DMV. head away from the entrance behavioral science/anthropology My first thought: "Ha ha! and then back, a different We're smart, we've made an person was breathing down appointment and will be ush- my neck. ered to the front of the line." One gentleman smelled of Quote for the Daily: I was so proud that my alcohol. education at San Jose State I can only hope he wasn't "Anger makes dull men witty, University was about to pay going to drive home. but it keeps them poor." off. A woman with a mous- .nr I'd learned the most tache and beard sauntered eeatier _ I iabeth I roaoc>, ais$Fe.33,..crx,te important lesson from wait- into the building, looking - ing in lines at Admissions around for the correct line in Peer Ilealth Education Program and Records: Make an which to stand and wait. We want you to be a peer educator For appointment and expect to I chuckled to myself with more informetion, call the Health building at deal with stupid clerks who self-indulgence judging by 924.6136 have no idea what you're the form she was holding, I SID artaci i talking about and don't have knew which line she had to a basic command of the Eng- wait in. Wednesday lish language. The poor sap was in for a My understanding of four-hour wait, easily. Thd ay Amocistion ISOTA) a ni to 4 p m an the Seventh Street barbecue Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender bureaucracy was lacking, Book drive Books will be collected and pd For more I had sympathy for her information, call Paten Hum at Alliance though, as we finally found a that lasted about three min- 1Separtment of Foreign Language* donated to local charity Boxes are located in 736-5940 or e mail sou msariehotmail nom Meeting/discus/non, 5 p ni in the parking space and ran to the utes. Pretientation "Study Abroad and Foreign the Central Claaaroom building, Room 203 Coetanoan room, located in the Student front door. The maze of lines was Laaguages and Your Career" 11 30 m to 1 so Catholic Campus Ministry Union For more information, coll Sharma at First we had to stand in p m in the Almaden room, located unorganized and unending in the Stu- Chicano Studie Mural Art Project RCIA Journey into and learn mon. about 938-0803 dent Union For line for information and then that the DMV needed a uni- more information. call the Weekly meeting. will be held in the the Catholic Faith, 5 p m to 6 p ni at the were ushered to the formed guard department of foreign languagee at 924-4607 to yell at the beautifying of the Chicano Studies depart Campus Ministry Center, I.ated at 10th and Students for Justice "appointments" line. people and keep them in the ment Everybody is welcome to help design San Carl. streets For more information, call Meeting. 6 30 p m an the Pacheco room, We were greeted by a correct one-foot-square area School of Art and Destro coordinate and produce due project. 4 30 p Sister Marcia at 938-1610, or visit ivww ejsuc located in the Student Umon For more infor beastly woman with big hair, of space. Student gallon. art exhibitions, 10 m in the Department Conference room, located an cm org inatIon. call Vanessa at 924-4578 makeup and acid -washed I'm convinced the DMV to 4 p m in the Art and Industnel Studies Uchida HIl For more information. call Anima jeans building. For more information, call John who reminded me of has the same rules about or at 924.5760 MOnnie SJSU Multicultural Center Alpha Kamm Omega my childhood baby sitters in personal space Nicole at 924-4330 A and lines that celebration of Women s History Month - DJ Vinroc, DJ Apollo and the Triple Threat the New Jersey 1980s. most third -world countries Society for Advancement of Poetry Reading by Roopa Ramamoorthi, 8 p m Deejaya performing live. noon to 1 p m an the SJSU Ballroom Dance I then cunningly found do. Club Management (SAM in the Multicultural Center, located in the Stu Student !limn Amphitheater For more infor- out Beginning and mtermediatit tango lesson. that the uber-long line At least third -world coun- Come to Improve your intervaewing skills dent Union For more information, call Ent mation, call Marius Bang Tao et i 510a 385 was for those who didn't plan tries have more seating. I've 1 followed by open dancing, 7 p m to 9 p m in with Scholastic Ftecruit representataves at Augnon at 924.6255 3243 SPX, Room 89 For more information, call 924 ahead, and I made a mental visited one. - your aide, 4 30 p m to 5 45 p m in the note: Always make an But SPIN Costanoan why travel there room, located in the Student Nutrition FAucation Action Team (NEAT) Catholic Campti Ministry appointment for registering when you can surround your- Umon For more information, Free nutrition couneeling at the SJS1T Youth for Christ. 7 30 p m to 9 p m ut the BAJLE. a vehicle on a Saturday. self with the same smelly, Basler at earmustiOyehoo com SpOrt ellitl Confidential hallhour Resew. Guadalupe room, located m the Student Meettng 7 p m to 8 p m in the Engineer After we found the appro- rude human beings at your with nutrition graduate students, 5 30 p m to Union For more information, cell Sister Mar- priate line and settled in for local DMV? ins budding, Rama 248 For mon. information, Nutrition and Food Science (NuFS) Club 6 30 p ni at the Sport Club For more informa- na at 938.1610 call Dana the hours-long wait, I decid- Cooper at 924.7910 Guest speaker Done Fredericks. MEd Rd tion. call Shoehanah at 924.61114 ed to try and find a seat. 3 p m an the Central CIesroom building. There were four seats in Clark Library Room 122 For more information. call Herlinda ejepirit.org Sea,. GuAdo la (Prot ulorl Inv at rhafge . forwit, the entire building, and I Emily Book givmray Thousands of duplicate at 512-1221 Meditation B. Zurich is the guided and instructional end oaff nit domains fir tninfe nfen rion .arlouy, swear, there was another Spartan Daily library books for free, by appointment t SJSU All meditators welcome, 4 30 p m to 5 30 p ni dello Woe, domnd putolwatann des. gra, len." orv Muslim Students Amociation line for people waiting to sit Copy Editor Senior Road storage located at 1875 at th. Campus Ministry Chapel. located at 300 elot Sporran tied, OM" Crerr ninenna maw 1,... edam, down. !hinter Road, Building B For more informs Islamic cultural fair Everyone is welcome S 10th St "Quoth the Raven For more information, call R Whar of ...ma.. Enino en in the ar Aril the... I stood for about 15 min- appears Tuesdays. Lion, call Collo Bakko at 924-2715 to come and experience the different cultures ton at 605-1687 'venire, Student Oneupallosal Therapy of Islam Food 'and finning will be provided. II

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FORUM: Opinions divide on Measure T, recreation center continued from Page I "I agree with having more stu- tain that is possible. dent representation," Herrera Measure S, the referendum for presidential candidate, said she said. "Right now we don't reflect a new recreation center, is anoth- did not see any tension between the entire student body. I don't er issue the parties disagreed the two groups. agree with the process the bylaws about. "I don't know what tension were presented in. I don't agree Members of the IMPACT you're talking about," Johnson with replacing the bylaws with Party oppose the measure while said. new ones." members of the Spartan Party Another issue the parties dis- A completely new packet of aditocate it. agreed about was Measure T, a bylaws was presented instead of "The recreation center would referendum to amend the A.S. an amended version of the old be awesome, but the fees are too bylaws, or the rules of A.S. bylaws, she said. high, and it's not capped off," Akbar Shetty, the Spartan The candidates for the Martinez said. Party candidate for vice presi- IMPACT Party, which also Shetty said the referendum dent, said he supports Measure T. include Julie Rieken, who is run- sets a limit of an adjusted fee of Shetty said the measure ning for controller, said the new no more than the value of $100 in would ensure more student rep- bylaws should have been present- the Bay Area today. resentation on the A.S. board of ed with the old bylaws for a point "Basically it's going to be equal directors by including a represen- of reference. to $100 today," he said. tative from every college at San Shetty said it would be too dif- Although the parties debated Jose State University. ficult to cross out and underline somewhat on issues at the forum, Corina Herrera, Shetty's oppo- the old bylaws. today they will debate head-to- nent from the IMPACT Party, "It would be quite confusing to head on issues. whose acronym stands for Innov- students," he said. Candidates from both parties ative Members Promoting Advo- Shetty said, however, he would are scheduled to debate today at cacy, Change and Trust, said she like for students to be able to see 12 p.m. in the Student Union is against the measure. the old bylaws, but he is uncer- Amphitheater.

David Royal / Daily Staff NUTRITION: Fad diets aren't a quick cure for weight loss Supervising registered nurse Jerry Biggs Thoai Nguyen during Monday afternoon's blood continued from Page I dietetics. student in nutrition. "They think of the Blood Centers of the Pacific opened a line drive. The procedure of drawing blood took "You have to know what you fad diets are a quick cure to on San Jose State University engineering major about 40 minutes to complete. lifestyles. can eat and what you can't eat weight loss." She explained and demon- and how to balance your diet," She said she hoped to increase strated an Automatic External she said. student awareness about the Defibrillator trainer. The hardest thing about vege- dangers of these fad diets. BLOOD: Students face ne edles, give time, get 'drained "If someone's not breathing, or tarianism is craving meat, she Cheri Gorman, a junior major- falls into cardiac arrest, it shocks said, but after a person passes ing in psychology, said she tested continued from Page 1 Dominguez, however, said side effects do not your heart," Carter said. that stage, the body begins to her blood glucose and learned a last long. Nancy Kowalski presented a adjust. few new health tips Monday in "It can always be better, and it can always be "Sometimes you feel a little lightheaded, but table on the vegetarian lifestyle. Carolyn Agarnao said she isn't the Student Union. worse," he said. "They (students) have plans, it goes away with a little juice," she said. "There are a lot of pros and on campus much, but thinks most Like many college students, and they don't think of the 40 minutes it takes." Hopper and Biggs suggest students interest- cons to this kind of diet one people use fad diets to get imme- Gorman said it's difficult to be On average it takes five to seven minutes to ed in donating arrive well-hydrated. has to be open to a wide variety of diate results. healthy while at school. physically draw blood. It becomes 40 minutes, According to Biggs, the majority of the popu- foods," said Kowalski, a nutrition "They are popular in this age "I'm so busy," Gorman said. Biggs said, with the history form donors must lation can donate or convince someone to give major with a concentration in group," said Agarnao, a graduate "It's so hard to eat healthy." fill out, the short interview and the recovery blood. period once blood has been drawn out. "We survive on people coming by," Biggs said. Nina Dominguez, an anthropology major, Hopper said the blood drawn from one donor said she decided to donate on the spot, after can be separated into components, including STUDENTS: Some call for renovation , not a new building returning from the Student Services Center. plasma, platelets and red blood cells. This is the second time she has donated blood. With one platelet donation, or the blood-clot- continued from Page I The goal of Students for Stu- "I can help save lives," she said. ting factor, four to six cancer patients can be dents is to inform the campus Dominguez said she believes students do not treated, she said. approved, the student activity "We just want the community about the referen- participate in the drive because they do not Girot said personal issues may trigger stu- fee, which is currently $6 per space to keep dum, said Annette Estrada, a know what to expect. dents to donate. semester, would increase by $50 member of the group and stu- "Giving blood doesn't sound like a very "There's always going to be someone in your per semester during the 2002- growing. Everything dent employee of the Event Cen- appealing thing to do," she said. life who's going to need a blood donation," she 2003 school year, $75 per semes- we do is for the ter Sport Club. Although Neal Blasco, an aviation mAjor. was said. ter during the 2003-2004 school During the meeting, Estrada not participating in the blood drive, he said The blood bank gives donors cranberry juice, year and $100 per semester dur- students, and if the encouraged students to distrib- other students steer clear from drives because cookies and crackers once blood has been ing the 2004-2005 school year. students don't want it, ute fliers against the referendum they are afraid of needles and are too busy with drawn, Biggs said. After 2005, the fee would and encourage peers to vote. classes. He said the real treat is not in the snacks the remain $100 per semester, sub- we'll come up with Siobhan O'Brien, a freshman "I heard it's pretty draining they take like bank offers donors. ject to adjustment based on the other ideas." majoring in liberal studies and a pint of blood," Blasco said. "They (donors) get "The reward is in the heart, knowing that local inflation rate. one of 20 students who attended lightheaded and feel a little woozy. It's kind of you gave something to the community," Biggs Rita Chandler, director of -Rita Chandler, Sunday's meeting, said she is cool." said. intramural sports and _open director of intramural going to vote against the refer- recreation, said she supporW the sports and open recreation endum. referendum because the pro- "I cannot afford the increases T gram needs space to expand its voted, but A.S. won't look into in tuition," O'Brien said. "It's services. that," said Scott, a sophomore fine if we want to renovate the "We just want the space to majoring in recreation and old one (Event Center), but we keep growing," Chandler said. leisure. "There is plenty of room don't need a brand new one." "Everything we do is for the stu- to renovate, but A.S. won't hear Chandler said that when dents, and if the students don't of that." compared with the cost of join- Air Force ROTC want it, we'll come up with other Scott, who cited the recent ing a gym, she thinks the fee ideas." decline in enrollment, said she increase would be reasonable. As an alternative to the refer- was concerned that higher fees "If you go to any gym, you're endum, Dru Scott, a Students for would deter students from going to have to pay at least $25 Students member, suggested attending SJSU because of Sili- a month, plus an initiation fee," knocking down Event Center con Valley's high price of living. she said. walls to make room for a second "If students aren't coming Students for Students will be basketball court and opening up here now because of the having another meeting at 6:30 the arena court for students to use. expense, how is raising fees p.m. March 18 in the Umunhum "The Sport Club can be reno- going to help?" Scott said. room of the Student Union.

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DAILY SENIOR Sim I WRI IFR browns light and crisp, I found Emilio "Chick" D'Arpino, a Jim Freeman, a professor of Good food, cheap prices and this fact somewhat disconcert- retired brick mason, who is cur- electrical engineering, said he a place where someone knows ing. rently co-sponsoring an essay has been coming to Peanuts two your name are perhaps just a I tried the bacon cheeseburg- contest with several depart- or three times a day for more few of reasons that keep er with fries. ments on campus, including the than 18 years. patrons coming back to The bacon and lettuce were physics department, said he "It's the unofficial office of Peanuts. crisp and the tomato was fresh. remembered going to the the engineering college," Free- The hamburger patty, however, restaurant in the late 1940s man said. "Whenever we want - was a little too done and could and early 1950s. to get out of the building ... to REVIEW have been thicker. Across the street from the talk about anything from bas- I loved the fries. restaurant was the San Jose ketball to the necessity of doing Whether a student, a faculty This sandwich shop, which High School, where he was a homework, we go to Peanuts." or staff member, an alumnus, or in terms of value has probably student, he said. Freeman said he also consid- local resident, one trip to the best breakfast around, is "We used to cut classes to ered Chang a friend. Peanuts will often bring anoth- what all sandwich shops used come in here," D'Arpino said. "We've known each other a er - if it hasn't already. to be about. For some, the restaurant has long time," he said. "The first time was so good, From breakfast specials such its traditions. Chang's wife, Shumei, who we had to come back," said Kim- as two eggs, hash browns and Doug Henslee and Mike bought Little Palace, a Chinese berly Noble, a freshman on the toast for $1.89, to bacon, lettuce Newkirk, lecturers within the talceout restaurant next door, women's volleyball team. and tomato sandwiches with philosophy department, stop by more than 11 years ago, said It's not just that the food is fries for $3.35, to a glass of on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- although her husband likes to good - it is - or that the owner is Chablis for $1.65, this deluxe day mornings when they make talk, he is a hard worker as unbelievable friendly - he is - or shop has value. the trip together over the Santa well. that the patrons are friendly as A pitcher of beer comes to Cruz Mountains from Aptos. Chang, owner of Peanuts well - they are, or that the help just under $4.95 ($4.35 at "We usually get there early since 1982, said he was only 27 are courteous, helpful as well as happy hour). enough before the work day years old when he purchased friendly - they are, for Peanuts Peanuts has two TVs. begins to have breakfast. Chick the restaurant with his father is all that and more. "If you want a place to read usually joins us," Henslee said. and three sisters. I tried the ham and eggs. the newspaper and talk and What he liked most about Later, he became sole owner Served with hash browns watch sports, this the place to Peanuts was the hash browns. as his father and sisters and and two slices of toast, my go," said Cliff Jarvis, who was "They use fresh potatoes," he sold their interest, he said. hunger was more than satis- with his friend, Vasanthie said, which the owner, Myun He speaks to his customers fied. Abeyratne, a fine arts major at Chang, confirmed. as friends. And that is what The eggs, sunny side up, San Jose State University. Sometimes Peanuts is a brings people back through the with firm whites and a running Peanuts has compassion. place to relax. front door. t istopher Gainey Daily Map yolk, were as tasty as could be, Evelyn Ahumada, a fresh- Joseph Becker, a chairman of Dave Parent, an assistant Peanuts is located across from San Jose State University on San and the toast was fresh and man in public relations, said the physics department, said he professor in electrical engineer- crisp. Peanuts owner Myun Chang usually visits Peanuts on Fri- ing, said he appreciated the Fernando Street between Sixth and Seventh streets. Hamburgers, My only dislike was with the helped her out when she was days after playing racquetball warmth he found at Peanuts. sandwiches and a juice bar can be found there. The restaurant is hash browns. Although there short of money. with colleague Garcia Alejan- "The idea of being a regular open Mondays through Thursdays from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Fri- was more than plenty, they had "He let us put it on a tab," dro. of some place is nice," he said. days from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to the look and feel of mashed she said. "We usually paid him "This is a real university "I've never had that before." 3:30 p.m. Toadies return with an eclectic, mature sound By Julian J. Ramos stations across the country album. It's fast-paced, and it rocks. By 1996, the album had sold a With "Hell Below/Stars Above", Among the slow songs on the DAILY STAFF WHI it R million copies and had gone plat- the band returns with a solid album is "Pressed Against the The Toadies are back with their inum. album that may produce a hit or Sky." first album in almost seven years. They will try to repeat that suc- two for the band. The song is mellow and easy on They had a hit song back in cess with their follow-up album. There is a good mix of fast- the ears. 1995 called "Possum Kingdom" "Hell Below/Stars Above" is paced arid slow-tempo songs on Oh, and the track "Sweetness" and then faded into obscurity. scheduled for a March 20 release the 12-track album. is not about former Chicago Bear date. The first single scheduled for Walter Payton. The Fort Worth, Texas-based release is "Push the Hand." It's about finding the sweetness REVIEW band returns with three of the Toadies fans were able to vote in another person. four members from the "Rubber- on what song would be the first Overall, the Toadies come back One of the lyrics from the song neck" album. single from the album on the with a solid, well-crafted follow- is "Do you wanna die?" which is Lead singer Todd Lewis, bassist band's Web site and they chose up. repeat,ed again about eight times Lisa Umbarger, drummer Guy "Push the Hand." The veteran musicians and vet- toward the end. Vaughan and guitarist Clark Voe- In the song, Lewis sings the eran producers spent the time off Beavis and Butt-Head particu- gler, who took over the spot after line, 'What the hell are we step- between albums honing their larly liked that part of the song Darrell Herbert left the group, col- ping into now?" sound, and it was well worth it. while watching the video on their laborated on the album. Well, it may just be another hit Their sound is more mature MTV show. Also returning are producers song. than a lot of the bands out there The Toadies' first album, "Rub- Rob Schnapf and Tom Rothrock. The track is energetic and now. berneck," was released in August The Toadies have a loyal follow- catchy. A seven-year hiatus between 1994, but didn't become a hit until ing in their home state, particular- Another potential hit is "Heel." albums can do that. 1995. ly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. 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SPARTAN DAILY sAN JOSIE STATIE IVEIRSITV Spartans take second place in consolation bracket

By George Moore scored two runs in the second and Candice Akin was the start- DAILY STAFF WRITER again in the fifth against UC ing pitcher for the Spartans Santa Barbara to give them a 4-0 and allowed one run in seven It felt as if spring had arrived lead. innings. But that was all the early, providing sunny skies for Christine Akin pitched five Salukis needed. the 15th annual National Invita- scoreless innings before her sis- Akin offered clutch pitching tional Softball Tournament at ter Candice relieved her after in the bottom of the second Twin Creeks Sports Complex in she walked the first two batters inning, retiring three batters Sunnyvale, which was played Fri- in the bottom of the sixth. Can- with runners threatening on day through Sunday. dice gave up one run in relief to second and third. The San Jose State University make the final score 4-1. The run that proved to be the softball team played eight games On Sunday, the Spartans game winner for the Salukis in three days, but carne up one faced Santa Clara again the came in the bottom of the third victory short of becoming consola- results not much different from with two outs and runners or. tion champion, and improved Saturday. first and third. their overall record to 13-14. Ramos went 4-for-4 with two Stremsterfer helped her cause The tournament, involving 13 RBIs in the 3-1 Spartan victory. by smacking a single between colleges from across the country, "I felt pretty confident and third base and shortstop, allow- began with two games of pool- comfortable at bat today," ing first baseman Netty Halla- play Friday. The Spartans were I- Ramos said. "I just want to stay han to score easily from third. I, placing them in a three-way tie relaxed and focused for the The Spartans' last scoring for the last position in the cham- remainder of the games." opportunity came in the top of the pionship bracket. Ramos carried the momen- seventh when a walk, an error and The Spartans won the tum of her four-hit performance a wild pitch allowed Spartan run- tiebreaker because of run differ- into Game 5 against Sacramen- ners to advance to second and ential, but head coach Dee Dee to State University with two third. Enabenter chose to take the solid singles in her first two at- But Salukis head coach Kerri fourth seed, which placed SJSU bats. Blaylock decided it was time for a in the consolation bracket. After Sacramento State change. "I thought we played lousy yes- scored four runs in the top of With two outs, she called Katie terday (Friday) and didn't the first inning, the Spartans lit Kloess to relieve Stremsterfer for deserve to go into the champi- up the scoreboard with seven the final batter, Baldridge, who onship bracket," Enabenter said. runs of their own in the bottom struck out swinging. By day's end on Sunday, how- of the inning. Enabenter ever, said the team is still Enabenter thought the team Candice Akin was the start- learning and will always look to deserved to be in the champion ing pitcher, but was replaced by get better. bracket, based on their perform- her sister Christine in the first Her decision to play ance. in the con- inning after giving up the four solation bracket may have Teams that were 2-0 Friday runs. Christine pitched six allowed were the team to play more placed in championship scoreless innings in the Spar- games, but she had mixed feelings bracket Ilink Kocina play, while teams that tans 7-4 victory. after the final game on Sunday. were 0-2, and some that were 1-1, Spartan pitcher Candice Akin throws out a University of Santa Clara runner at the National Invita- The win meant SJSU would were "We don't want to settle for placed in the consolation tional Softball Tournament. Akin combined with Sabrina Quintero to throw a six-hit shutout against the have to beat the Southern Illi- putting some wins together when bracket. Broncos on Saturday. nois Salukis to become the con- we The probably should have been on first game Saturday was solation champions. the other side of the bracket," she against the crosstown rival Santa grounder past the Bronco short- Spartan pitcher Sabrina Quin- The stage was set for a said. Clara Broncos. something we couldn't do stop, allowing Baldridge to score tero struck out nine batters and when we had runners on base." rematch with the team that The University of California The first game remained score- from second. Southern Illinois pitcher Erin fbrced the Spartans to play two Golden less until the The loss forced SJSU into a Bears defeated the Iowa bottom of the sixth The Spartans scored one more Stremsterfer struck out 10 Spar- bracket that extra games after losing Satur- Hawkeyes 1-0 in the bottom inning when SJSU shortstop added two extra of run in the inning, making the tan batters. games to its quest for the conso- day to the Salukis. the ninth inning to win the cham- Becca Baldridge led off with a final 2-0. Quintero said the lack of lation The Spartans had to face pionship Sunday. single up the middle. championship and added In their second game in brack- offense was key to the loss. some pressure, because one more Salukis pitcher Stremsterfer The Spartans' next contest is After a sacrifice bunt by sec- et-play the Spartans lost 2-1 "We can't win unless we once again and only managed ond baseman score loss meant the team would be scheduled for 1 p.m. today at Amy Walter, catcher against Southern Illinois Univer- runs," Quintero said. "Southern sent home. one hit. leaving seven runners Roxanne Staniorski knocked a SJSU Field against Miami Uni- sity. Illinois did a good job of executing In Game 3, the Spartans stranded on base. versity of Ohio. Hobbled tennis team looking for players to fill thin roster By Clarissa Aljentera Nguyen said. "We are going to keep which include playing professional- started, the players must currently "You spend a lot of time traveling Players come from France, Eng- an eye on her injury." ly and playing for the University of be registered for SJSU classes, and spend a lot of time playing, but land and Sweden to battle it out on DAILY STAFF EDITOR "It won't be better until she rests Florida. Nguyen said. we also need a focused individual," the courts at SJSU. The Spartan women's tennis and she doesn't want to just stop," The 10-year veteran coach said Aside from the tennis experience, Stenman said. Nguyen said international play- team is looking for a few good Nguyen said. SJSU's tennis program began to the players must have a minimum Junior Suzi Riley, who played at ers have various opportunities in women to complement its already Nguyen said if the Spartans play gain recognition after finishing the 2.0 GPA. Fresno City Junior College for two the United States that don't exist in established core of six players. without one of their players during 2000 season with a 13-11 record. The Spartans' No. 1 singles play- years before she transferred to their home countries. Spartan head coach Ang-Dao a match, they automatically lose Despite being halfway through er, Caroline Stenman, said the team SJSU, left behind her family in Aus- SJSU has offered full-ride schol- Nguyen said if her team was about two points, and a team needs four to the 2001 season, Nguyen said the is looking for motivated players who tralia to join her new teammates at arships and the opportunity to trav- eight or 10 players deep, it wouldn't win. team is still accepting players. can practice daily and lift weights SJSU. el, Nguyen said. have to play injured athletes. Nguyen, who teaches three In order to play for SJSU, players on a weekly basis. 'Phis is a good group of girls," "It is a great opportunity for stu- Junior tennis player Helen Van human performance tennis classes, must have either high school, junior 'They need to be willing to play Riley said. "This is an international dents who are already here," has skipped practice for the past has looked toward her students and college or tournament experience. and willing to practice," said Sten- team, and everyone is from a differ- Nguyen said. month and only played in matches taken out an ad in the Spartan "The more bodies we get, the bet- man. ent country. There is a good mix on The Spartans are set to play because of her shinsplints, Nguyen Daily in search of talent. ter," Nguyen said. Along with the games and prac- the court because it is a different Gonzaga at 2 p.m. today at the Los said. Last semester, two players left Normally, recruiting is done off- tices, the team also travels and has sense of style." Gatos Racquet Club. "We have a total of six players," SJSU to explore other options, campus but because the season has six games that are out-of-state.

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