Out of the Shell -SAN JOSE STATE talleirSOFTBAIJ. NOTEBOOK OPPOSING VIEWS A chilling time of PARTANS HIT SEASON HI Does San Jose State igis, twice to University oftPe Pt . .ac University spend its rram bravery and brutality ,;,,/4.,i4 leader,.. Rairbpw in ancestors' lives 6.1:0r’ money efficiently? dents was worry for OPINION 3 OPINION 2 Joaquin VOLUME 120, NUMBER 56 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 because I safety," probably y leave." nis Alaba, rhomore, to home involved Feel like I get it," SPARTAN DAILY AR' S, my WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM int to get WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2003 fficials are disease, informed Mayor situation Blowing in the wind ly Abroad U. "We're Health supports the CDC itact with both uni- hybrid cars By Daniel Hartman Daily Staff Writer With all the construction for downtown parking garages with additional spaces one may start to wonder just what's being built. Two years ago in a city building plan, Mayor Ron Gonzales had pro- PAO posed the idea of using electric cars, hence the need for more parking. Gonzales, in a press release, said the proposition was a victory for drivers in all. The key enticements for con- sumers in switching to clean-air vehicles, Gonzales said, include reducing air contaminants and boosting auto sales. He also said providing free parking for drivers of hybrid cars will attract people to downtown businesses. Next Tuesday, the San Jose City Council is scheduled to vote on a regulation that would expand the number of municipal off-street parking spaces. Rod Diridon, director for the Ink Mineta Transportation Institute, and a professor in the College of Business at San Jose State University, said under the proposed measure metered parking would be free for drivers of hybrid or electric vehicles until the limit on the park- ing space expired, provided a desig- nated sticker is shown in the win- 4 dow of the vehicle. The Minera Transportation Institute was partially founded and is supported by the College of Business at San Jose State University Diridon said the sticker is small and useful to the information being processed by parking attendants because it specifies the vehicle is a clean-air model. Groundskeeper Godofredo Sabando cleaned up leaves in front of Spartan Complex Tuesday morning. See CARS, page 4 Chicano commencement Designer explains benefits of feng shui

By Huong C. Pham Feng shui, cpronotowed lung- Raised Catholic, she said she recalled design Is based on common sense by to honor Latino graduates 1),0, staff Writer shway), means wind and water, and is her college years as questioning the asking why someone would put a chair the ancient Chinese art of placement Christian faith and came to a realiza- or, any object in a place that could By Veronica Mendoza then Chicanos did not have much Fewer than a dozen students gath- that involves the arrangement of tion that she is the master of her own obstruct a path to the door. Writer access to higher education. ered in a small, theater-like room in objects within a space to achieve har- fate. There are two approaches to feng Daily Staff "Most Chicanos usually went to the Art building Tuesday to attend a monious energy flow, Tomasi-Dubois Feng shui is not a religion; rather it is shui, Tomasi-Dubois said. work after high school," Reyes said. feng shui lecture titled "Practical Feng- said. a discipline that is practiced to ensure "There is the eastern use, which Jose Juan Urquizo is a first-genera- "It was almost a celebration because Shui Removing the Mystery." The "It's not magic," she said. "Just good health, wealth and power, incorporates the calendar and the tion college student who will become it was a lot to overcome." speaker was Mary J. Tomasi-Dubois, a because you hang a crystal doesn't according to the American Feng Shui direction the home is facing, such as a part of a 33-year tradition on May Espinosa said the organization has professional interior designer who spe- mean it's going to change anything." Institute. north, south, east and west," she said. 25 by participating in Chicano been raising money for this year's cializes in efficient use of space. She said she saw the practice of feng However, Tomasi-Dubois has found She said she practices the western Commencement at the Santa Clara commencement in a variety of ways She has been practicing interior shui as reminding herself of her intent the discipline useful for her interior approach to feng shui, which uses a Convention Center. and the budget the committee mem- design for 13 years and is a certified to change her life, which is one of the design profession and said it is also map called a "bagua." "It's like everybody's accomplish- bers are trying to meet is about interior arranger and feng shui practi- points she clearly emphasized practical. ments, especially when you're the $25,000. tioner. throughout her lecture. She gave an example of how room See LECTURE, page 5 first one, and everybody kind of sup- To have enough money to plan ported you to go to college," Urquizo Chicano Commencement, the grad- said. "It's almost like, you're not fin- uates have been raising funds by put- 1 ishing yourself, everybody is finish- ting together barbecues, a comedy ing together." show and a club party. Blood Drive draws more than 50 students Adrian Espinosa, a senior majoring The next big event they will host is in biology, is a co-chair for the group "Fiesta Estilo Chicano By Janine Stanhope yourself before you are allowed to give University Commencement," which will take of 102 - San Jose State Daily Staff Writer blood," Nguyen said. "It is mostly a graduates who will be participating place this Thursday at Club Miami health survey." in Chicano Commencement. in San Jose. Martinez waited to meet with Natalia Galvan, a senior majoring The show is from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tiffany Martinez, a freshman biolo- Chevillon who was handing out the in psychology and administration of and will feature comedian Manny gy major, gave blood Tuesday along survey. justice, is the other co-chair for the Maldonado and singers, Angelina, with about 55 other students for the "We have them complete the survey organization. Sharyn Maceren and Christina American Red Cross Blood Drive and then they go to have their blood The nonprofit group is run by 15 Marie. held in the Loma Prieta room at the tested by one of the technicians," committee members, who began "We hope for more money to come Student Union. Chevillon said. "They also have a test planning for the commencement in in," Espinosa said. "What you raise Martinez sat first in line holding the for HIV and Hepatitis C." August, Espinosa said. is what you get." instructional sheet titled "What You Kyla Sado, a junior biology major He said that the tradition of the The money that is raised goes to Must Know Before Giving Blood." and a member of Alpha Phi Omega, commencement began in the late pay for the entertainment for the "It says you need to be tested for said once the student donors com- '60s when some Chicano students commencement and the cost to rent Hepatitis C Virus and HIV before plete the tests, student volunteers felt their needs were not being met out the Santa Clara Convention giving blood," Martinez said. "The hand them cookies, raisins and by then SJSU president, Robert Center, Espinosa said. sheet also describes what you will be punch. Clark. The commencement will provide doing." "I make sure that they are hydrated "Eventually what they did was, dinner for all the graduates and their Estelle Chevillon, the Red Cross and have food before the students they picketed one of the graduations guests. nurse and team supervisor, said they give blood," Bado said. "After we sign that SJSU had (in 1968) and passed After dinner the students are called each give about a pint of blood, and it them in, I circulate around the room." out leaflets and pamphlets stating up to receive a plaque and to say a goes to Oakland and then to Nguyen said she is not able to give that they thought there should be few words, Espinosa said. Portland, Ore. blood because she is underweight. more Chicano studies and other "Every year it's always a graduation "First, the blood goes to our center "I only weigh 105 pounds and I'm 4 classes," Espinosa said. I look forward to," Espinosa said. "It in Oakland where the red blood cells feet 10 inches," Nguyen said. "You Gabriel Reyes, assistant to the has a personal touch to it." are separated from the plasma," have to weigh at least 110 pounds to president for campus climate, partic- Amy Ruiz, a senior majoring in Chevillon said. "The blood is then give blood no matter how tall you The mascot of the blood drive, a huge blood -drop, walked up behind she is and ipated in the very first Chicano business administration, said tested in Portland for HIV are. and frightened Ameneh Mirzaei, a fourth year biology student, while at SJSU in 1971 participating in this commencement Hepatitis C and checked for blood Judith Osbual, a junior occupational Commencement she was eating lunch outside the Student Union Tuesday The blood - not part of the walkout dur- because it is more personal and that type." therapist, said she was not able to give but was drop walked around campus startling and hugging students and ing the SJSU graduation in 1968. she is happy the ceremony will be Tong Nguyen, a junior social work blood last year either. SJSU alumnus Mauro Chavez and presented in both English and major, who worked with Alpha Phi "I had to skip a year because I have reminding them to donate blood in the Loma Prieto room. Chris Jimenez were the first to put Spanish. Omega, a service fraternity, as a coor- a tattoo," Osbual said. "I gave blood together the commencement, Reyes feel excited because I'm the first dinator, said the room is divided into three years ago to help my sister who its for a good cause," she said. "I Omega and Sigma Alpha Zeta, pro- said. in my family (to graduate), and I four sections for the process to com- needed surgery." kept doing it also because I'm a mem- moted the event by handing out fliers The commencement took place at know my parents are proud," Ruiz plete the health survey, pick up a Osbual was waiting for the next step ber of the Alpha Phi Omega service last week to advertise the drive. Our Lady of Guadalupe church in said. "I think it's something my fam snack, take the blood test and then in line to be tested where she would fraternity, and we are co-sponsors The Red Cross Blood Drive mascot, San Jose, Reyes said. ily can relate to." give blood. then receive a personal, plastic, along with the Sigma Alpha Zeta Buddy, a student dressed in a blood- There were about 25 to 40 gradu- "You sign up here at the front door, hygienic medical blood bag that stores sorority." droplet cartoon character costume, ates in 1971 and, Reyes said, back See CHICANO, page 5 and then you fill out a form about the blood to hand to the technician. Two organizations, Alpha Phi was also there to advertise the event. PAGE 2 OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY APRIL 23, 2003 opposingviews: Does San Jose State University YES Schoolfills student needs spend its money efficiently? well with a limited budget NO I SJSU needs to reexamine The operating budget for San Jose State University is approximately $370 million, according to the Budget Report presented by the Academic its spending priorities Senate. This is an enormous amount of money but considering the number of On Jan. 10, 2003, California Governor Gray Davis proposed his 2003-2004 faculty members, students, facilities, projects, athletic teams, events, state budget with a $326 million reduction for the 23 California State repairs, maintenance and so on, SJSU has done its best to efficiently use its University campuses. balance. This news has a great impact on all CSU campuses, including San Jose State Also the recent budget cuts within the state of California have resulted University. in the major reevaluation of the use of SJSU's funds. Things changed and got worse for According to California's department of finance, the governor's SJSU students and faculty members. budget said due to significant Parking fees have already increased "One percent of declines in state revenues, gen- and tuition is skyrocketing especially eral evenditturs would decline for international students. the total "SJSU is doing by 3.9 percent for CSU, or Professors face salary reduction, and revenue is being $105.8 million. some of them have had to cut their its duty to Taking this cut into account, courses or leave their offices. usedfor parking. perform as well as appreciating the many With these circumstances in mind, is the task programs available to students, the budget wisely spent at SJSU now? Frankly, 1 gfspending money must be spread thin to I should say that I acknowledge and accommodate everyone's need. appreciate the effort to allocate the percent is not students' tuition Alfonso De Alba, Associated budget evenly, but the school should Students' executive director said spend more money on parking to enough. Spartan and revenues SJSU is spending its money the resolve the ongoing traffic crisis and best it can considering the cur- on housing to create a better environ- Shops spend wisely while rent budget crisis. ment on campus. "I feel SJSU is doing an According to the 2002 2003 almost keeping all their exceptional job at providing for Budget Report released by Office of the students. The priority is Budget Management at SJSU, the sevenfold" needs in mind" ensuring support to all services school received and expended a total of and the needs of students," he $370,228,130 from tuition, fees, the said. "In continuing to provide State of California and other sources. for students there must be a bal- Currently, 55.7 percent of the budget

ance, and I think the university goes to a General 'Fund, which includes is doing a great job at maintain- professors' salaries, VP student affairs ing this balance between sup- and athletics. The rest of the budget porting the many services, pro- goes to the SJSU Foundation (18.7). grams and providing sufficient Trust Financial Aid (7.2), Spartan classes." rit) Shops (6.8) and several others. There is not much room for One percent of the total revenue. flexibility during this time, and about $3.8 million, is being used for we will see some programs cur- the parking. tail, but it will save those worth NORIKAZU AMBO REBECCA VILLANEDA Frankly, 1 percent is not enough securing. Spartan Shops_ vend almost sevenfold. Alice Lee, next year's A.S. vice The Budget Management department emphasizes in its report, as one of president is also on the Campus Fee Advisory Committee and said their six priorities, the importance of promoting "efficient and timely man- people must take into account that there must be sacrifices. agement, organization and operation of the underlying infrastructure of "There has to be cuts because of the drastic changes and people facilities and services in support of the academic mission." won't be happy," Lee said. But they must understand there is a Well, parking is extremely timely. The school must provide more money. good reason behind certain cuts made. The cuts are being made Same thing with housing. responsibly, and there is validation." Only 2.6 percent of $9.6 million is poured into housing projects, which Many people are feeling the shift of the economy and are mak- is about one third of Trust Financial Aid. ing the needed adjustments and this includes SJSU. The old Allen, Markum and Moulder halls were crumbled to dust earli- The university is cutting corners to fulfill the needs of students as er this year in the purpose so emote the so-called "Campus Village" in the well as tend to the programs that are in action. future. SJSU is doing its duty to perform the task of spending students' In the village, a number ighew buildings are supposed to be construct- tuition and revenues wisely while keeping all their needs in mind. ed. Everyone will feel the wrath of the budget cuts but it's the duty But my question is, at this point, is the less than 3 percent of the whole of those in prominent positions to face these challenges. budget adequate distribution on housing? Vice Provost Bill Nance said there is anticipation of another 3 Don't you want to come to school that has convenient and well-equipped percent cut the next fiscal year. dorms? "The priority of the university throughout this tough time has As timely and efficient it is, the housing should highly be prioritized. been to protect instruction," Nance said. "By this we are offering as many According to Patrick Lenz, CSU assistant and executive vice chancellor for sections as we can during the cuts." budget development, Governor Davis's proposed budget is to support 5 percent Nance is in charge of a number of duties such as financing and academ- enrollment growth for the coming year, or about 20,000 additional students at ic improvement and said given the financial difficulties the university is all CSU campuses. managing its resources as well if not better than any other university. The better atmosphere the school can provide, the more students would be SJSU has approached the budget cut with authority, and I think with the compelled to reside on campus. support of students the university will overcome these difficult monetary With the state facing a huge budget deficit, the governor has proposed a 10 times. percent overall cut from our $2.6 billion general fund budget next year, accord- I have faith in the system and believe the university is allocating the ing to a March 7 Sacramento Bee article. money it has effectively. It will be our second straight budget cut. ILLUSTRATION BY GYL SINHBANDITH Now we should spend our budget more effectively and productively, taking Rebecca Villaneda is a into account what's timely and what currently needs to be fixed. Spartan Daily Staff Writer. Norikazu Arnbo is a campusvoices Spartan Daily Staff Writer

"They're doing a goodjob, "Not really. Jam still "I think it's OK Maybe "I think that, with what "I don't think so, especially "I think we're spending though I don't know how wondering where the they should spend more on they have, they're doing a with the money spent on money in the right much of it is being spent on money we pay for tuition the cleanliness of the dorms." good job. There's a lot of the new library. I think direction. I'm sorry to see things that really need it, is going." pressure on them when it money could be better President Caret leave. I like child care or the comes to money." spent, particularly with the thought he did a goodjob." health center" current economic situation." Karen Marmar Khouen Khith David Cheung Allison Kenyon Derek Ytreeide Laura BucaoJit junior, communications sophomore, MIS junior, computer science junior, microbiology sophomore, public relations senior, English

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A- APRIL 23,_2003 THE SPARTAN DAILY OPINION PAGE 3 OUT OF THE SHELL SPARTA GUIDE Sparta guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for Atrocities of genocide entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Bente! Hall, room 209. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. TODAY Akbayan Filipino-American club affect many generations The 15th annual Philipeine cul- Alcbayan Pilipino American SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry tural show, "The Ninong, will take Orlanization place at 7 p.m. on April 25 and 6 General meeting - embrace in Once, when I SAW an Armenian name scroll up the Armenians experienced discrimination, reli- Daily Mass will be held at the cred- whom the more about the its of a television show, I asked my grandpa if that was a gious persecution, heavy taxation and armed attacks. SJSU CCM Chapel located at p.m. on April 26 in Morris Dailey friendship! Learn Auditorium. Tickets are $10 in Pilipino culture and the people ousin of ChM. and 1918, the Armenian population of 10th and San Carlos streets next to Between 1915 takes place at his eyes kind of hazed over as if he were far away, in the Ottoman Empire was subject to deportation, expro- Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are advance and $12 at the door. who live it. Meeting another time. abduction, torture, massacre and starvation. 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at Tickets will be sold in front of the 4:15p.m. in the Pacifica room of priation, For more 1 don't have any cousins," he said. sent into the Syrian desert where they 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For Student Union. For more informa- the Student Union. The majority were Of course, I knew that. And I wasn't being literal. But for died of thirst and hunger. Many more were systematically more information contact Sister tion contact Ted at 924-7455 or information call 924-7455. the first time, at 22, 1 was hit with the reality of the massacred. Marcia at 938-1610. visit www.alcbayansjsu.i-p.com. Armenian genocide. Women and children were abducted and horrifically The Listening Hour Concert In 1913 my grandfather's parents, Mary and Harry abused. Associated Students Campus Environmental Resource Center Series Krikorian, escaped to France from summer of 1915 the depor- Recreation Earth Day 2003 from 10 a.m. to The SJSU percussion emsemble, ' Brusa, a village near "All through the spring and will Constantinople, later renamed Istanbul, at a time when tations took place ... women were taken from the wash- ASCR is offering fitness classes 3 p.m. in the Seventh Street Plaza. with director Galen Lemmon, modern day Turkey of bed ... at the Event Center. Classes run- For more information contact perform from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 was known as the tubs, children were snatched out Ottoman Empire. became the regular practice to separate ning today: Spin, Abs Only, Turbo Rabia or Philip at 924-5467. p.m. in the Music building Concert it bets, From France they took a ship called the the young men from the families, tie them Kickboxing, Night Spin, Hi- Hall. Student highlights: Rochambeau to Ellis Island. four, lead them to the Lo/Hip Hop, Body Pump, Cardio THURSDAY vibraphone, xylophone, marimba, together in groups of more infor- Each of them was the lone survivor of outskirts, and shoot them ... For the better Kickboxing, Contact Kickboxing, timpani and more. For an entire family. Stretch/Flex/Relax. For more SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry mation contact Joan Stubbe at 924- part of six months, from April to October, be held at the My grandpa was born all highways in Asia information and class times, con- Daily Mass will 4631. May 22, 1915. 1915, practically SJSU CCM Chapel located at 10th lie was the oldest of four children who Minor were crowded with these unearthly tact Matt McNamara at 924-6217. grew up with months, so and San Carlos streets next to Department of Nutrition and Food no cousins, no aunts or bands of exiles ... In these six Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are uncles, no grandparents. far as can be ascertained, about 1,200,000 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Science 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at Body fat testing is back A month before his birth, on the night people started on this journey ... As the Transgender Alliance of April Meetings every Wednesday in 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For Bioelectric Impedance from 8 a.m. 24, the Turkish government exiles moved, they left behind them anoth- Sister placed more unburied the Almaden Room of the Student more information contact to 10 a.m. every Thursday or by than 200 Armenian commu- er caravan - that of the dead and Marcia at 938-1610. Classroom nity leaders under arrest bodies of old men and of women dying in Union from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. appointment i n Central in TAMMY KRIKORIAN building, room 221. For more Constantinople. Hundreds more were the last stages of typhus, dysentery, and Associated Students Campus apprehended soon after. They their backs and setting Nutrition Education Action Team information contact Sherry at 206- were all sent to prison in the cholera, of little children lying on Recreation 7599 or [email protected]. interior of Anatolia where the majority were executed. up their last piteous wails for food and water," from Free nutrition counseling by nutrition and dietetics students ASCR is offering fitness classes This day marks the beginning of a genocide that killed "Ambassador Morgenthau's Story." Center. Classes run- an estimated 1.5 of the today from 3:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the Event School of Art and Design million Armenians between 1915 and When many people think of genocide, they think nin$ tody: Body Sculpting, Student galleries art exhibitions 1923. Holocaust when, in fact, the Armenian genocide was the at the Sport Club. For more infor- mation contact Jen Styles, campus Weight Training, Yoga, Aerobics, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art According to the Armenian National Institute, the deci- first of the 20th century. Advanced Step, Butts & Guts, building. sion to carry out the genocide said, to persuade his associates that the nutritionist, at 924-6118. and Industrial Studies was made by The Young Adolf Hitler once Body Sculpting, Beginning Step. For more information contact -Bill Turks, three members of the Committee of Union and Jewish Holocaust would be tolerated by the West, "Who, Asian American Christian For more information and class or Nicole at 924-4330. Progress, the political party in power in the Ottoman after all, Teaks today of the annihilation of the times, contact Matt McNamara at Empire. Fellowship Armenians? 924-6217. Movimiento Estudiantil de Aztlan The genocide was propagandized by promoting Pan- Unlike the Jewish people, however, the Armenians have AACF is welcoming all to our Turanism, day, Turkey dismisses weekly fellowships. To seek Him, M.E.Ch.A the creation of a new, exclusively Turkish never received restitution. To this Associated Students Campus Weekly meeting today at 6 p.m. empire, which would stretch from Anatolia into central evidence of the massacres committed against the to grow with Him and to have fel- lowship in His name, come join us Recreation in Mosaic Student Union. For Asia. Armenians as mere allegations. Soccer shootout at 7 p.m. in SPX more information contact Adriana I once read a story of the genocide where an Armenian While Thursday will be a day to remember the every Wednesday night. We meet in the Almaden Room of the 44. For more information contact Cabrera-Garcia at 250-9245 or father was told his family would be spared if he would Armenians whose lives were brutally taken by the hands of Rita Chandler at 924-6266. [email protected]. convert from Christianity to Islam. He told his wife, "I a cruel empire, we also need to take action to ensure that Student Union at 7:30 p.m. For more information contact Anh will go and die on one mountain, and you will go and die the Turkish government fully acknowledges the Armenian SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry on another, but we shall not deny our Christ." genocide and takes responsibility for the consequences of Truong at 605-9684 or visit our website at www.aacfsjsu.com. Join the Alpha Omega group for BUY ONEGET ONE Armenia is one of the world's oldest civilizations, having its crime against humanity. food and fun from 8:30 p.m. to 10 emerged from the Urartian civilization around the sixth In 1918, Theodore Roosevelt wrote, "... the Armenian School of Art and Design p.m. every Thursday in the Omega century B.C. massacre was the greatest crime of the war, and the failure Lounge at the CCM. For more Armenia was once a world power, stretching from the to act against Turkey is to condone it ... the failure to deal Student galleries art exhibitions R E E information contact Orshi Fejer at Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, and was the first radically with the Turkish horror means that all talk of from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies buildings. 938-1610. A country, in the year 301, to officially adopt Christianity as guaranteeing the future peace of the world is mischievous Tea its religion. nonsense." For more information contact Bill d C 1 or Nicole at 924-4330. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry arid, For centuries, however, Armenia was invaded by a suc- Scripture reflection every 1 130 a Dri.K.1% cession of empires including the Greeks, Romans, Tammy Krikorian is a SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. the ab`fla r 4 Persians, Byzantines, Mongols, Arabs and Russians. The Spartan Daily Staff Writer. in the CCM Chapel. For more - a *ft most brutal invaders were the Ottoman Turks, under 'Out of the Shell' appears every other Wednesday. ITC - Youth For Christ meets from 7:30 p.m. to 9 13.r11. in the information contact Sister Marcia see.dwielits Almaden room of the Student at 938-1610. S?CoilitttiBrks Union. For more information con- ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK tact Kay Politan at 938-1610. Nurses Christian Fellowship Community building at 2:30 p.m. CAFE 000A Students for Justice in the Pacheco room of the II I CAN FERNANDO ST Student Union. For more informa- L-ntolv6 Tv:0.m PIN Wino-x.1E5, Weekly meeting from 10:30 a.m. ....,... 1RD ir ITH ST to 11:30 a.m. in the Multicultural tion contact Diane Stegmeir at NEXT 10 BLOCKBUSTER Library (modular building A). For 248-2997. more information contact Christine Madore at (650) 533- 1735 or 971-1070. Career Center Drop-in from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Career Center. For more information call the Career Resource Center at 924-6031. (\rail Po NANCA BIG f.,10(0 Slight cel 4ht f Wert ? Career Center / TiSt/lAt A ) Tees Luce..:f Employer tables: I-NET Safari 6111-1..L. and T-Mobile will sit from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Ninth Street Plaza Land on Free Parking... in front of the Career Center. If it is raining, the table will be inside the Career Center. For more infor- mation contact Espie Santiago at 924-2692.

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Most officials Kong can return to almost normal, not through proposed implementation emergency because they have many is also a ramp to get to the elevated normal." city's school board said Wednesday have consistently avoided any predic- completely of evacuation procedures, emergency different ways to exit the building. entrance to the building. amid mounting efforts to stem the tions about when they might over- Even then, Hong Kong might con- training of faculty, and the use of But, it would be more difficult for a Disabled students who have classes have sporadic cases, he said. to spread of the deadly SARS virus. come the worst disaster here in years, tinue to emergency chairs, the university disabled person because he or she on upper floors are forced miss China's annoucement came a day despite Chief Executive Tung Chee- Health Secretary Dr. Yeoh Eng- needs to come up with more emer- has very few exit routes on the first their class if the elevators stop work- acknowledged Tuesday that use the stairs. after Hong Kong reopened most sec- hwa's expression of optimism kiong floor and none on the second. ing since many can't ondary schools, three weeks after they Monday. SARS "is going to be with us for some Right now, the only convenient All classes with disabled students in were closed to help contain the conta- He said the former British colony time." ANALYSIS way for a person in a wheelchair to them should be in classrooms on the gious ailment. was "slowly, but surely getting the fig- "We do not anticipate that it will be get off the second floor in Bentel first floors of each building. If they eradicated completely, because it's a moved. This The school day in Beijing was ures stabilized" after quarantining Hall is to use the elevator. However, are not, they should be already under way when officials households of SARS patients and highly infectious virus," he said. gency and accessibility solutions. that person would not be able to use would give students the ability to And although some 200,000 Hong be a announced the closure, which begins tracking down more possible contacts. More specifically, it needs to focus it in an emergency such as a fire. attend every class and not at Thursday. But experts say they are looking for a Kong secondary students went ba.ck on making modifications to the They would have no choice but to disadvantage. Officials declined to be more specif- sharp and sustained drop in new Tuesday to schools closed since March buildings and utilizing technological use an evacuation chair if there is All of the elevators on campus 9, some administrators refused to open. installed so ic about the reason for the closures but infections lasting for weeks, not devices in addition to the evacuation one in the building. should have intercoms Beijing media cited what they said just days that would show severe Some students, too, were fearful. policies. Some buildings on campus don't that non-disabled and disabled peo- was a government notice saying it was acute respiratory syndrome is coming Tom Leung was annoyed that only The following is a brief assessment have evacuation chairs so wheelchair ple would be able to call for help some grades had to go back and meant to prevent the spread of SARS under control. of the main buildings on campus. users would have no way to get out. when the elevators stop operating. in the capital, which has reported 28 The WHO says there are several accused authorities of treating him In Dwight Bentel Hall, there is Every building should have a chair Also, the doors on every elevator deaths from the disease so far. signs needed to indicate the outbreak and classmates as "lab mice." Another one elevator. There are seven differ- to prevent scenarios like this from should have sensors so that they The school closure appears to be is finally contained: when the spread 900,000 younger students are expect- ent exits in the building, but only ever occurring. don't close on students. part of a bolder public effort by the in the local community is stemmed; ed to return to class Monday. two are wheelchair accessible. In Dudley Moorhead Hall, there is Each elevator has a phone inside communist government to contain the when no new infections have been These two exits have two automat- only small elevator and two stair- but some disabled students might disease, following international criti- exported to other countries for a cer- ic doors, which open at the push of a ways. The elevator is old and seems not be able to pick it up and dial for cism that it covered up information tain amount of time; when the total button. The buttons may be difficult to break down a lot. help. If the elevator stopped work- about SARS and aggravated the out- number of cases falls to a certain level; to reach for people sitting in wheel- In the newly renovated business ing, they would be trapped inside for of new infec- (.0=i12) 28e S. 2nd St. 998 anything. break. and when the number chairs, and the buttons sometimes building, there are several stairways a while, unable to do Mainland China reported 11 new tions detected each day is under a par- RAISING VICTOR VARGAS 'Nay Up' go out of service. There are also and two new elevators, and they go In every building with more than 0.315 toll to 97 number. Over, one floor, there should be an emer- deaths Tuesday, pushing its ticular THE BREAD, MY SWEET 'alea: /9,41 ramps right outside the doors of the out of service a lot as well. as its number of SARS cases surged WHO officials have not determined 00.320.540 800, case the main ones . , 705. 9 20 two exits. 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'It's a lot A bagua is a square or rectangular symbolized by the color white and the of people from different Latino map that helps a person figure out two roses represent coupling, like two Another student participating in groups. he which parts of the home or space cor- people in a relationship. the commencement and the co-chair Espinosa said there are Nicaraguan respond to each of the nine areas in It is believed that a chaotic life for recruitment and publicity is and Venezuelan students participat- 3ng life, which not are wealth, fame, marriage, means a cluttered home, according to Jolisa Espinoza, a communications ing in the event this year. family, health, children, knowledge, the American Feng Shui Institute. maim "Everyone are hermanos and her- on- career and helpful, she said. "I don't know anything about feng Espinoza said her family is happy manas, we're all Latinos," Espinosa In addition to the nine areas, there shui," said freshman Elicia Padilla, a that she is doing Chicano said. "It's the term Chicano, but are ng- five elements, which are wood, fire, history major who plans to double Commencement. we're incoryorating everyone at San liat earth, metal and water. Each element major in interior design. But after "They're glad that I'm doing this Jose State. ne accompanies a color and meaning. For attending the lecture, she said she one because it's Latino based," Reyes said that it was the intention instance, fire means expansion and is might apply the concepts of feng shui Espinoza said. "It's going to be real- of the organizers of the first Chicano I bea represented by the color red. in her own life. ly nice." Commencement to continue the tra- "The areas that I find myself dealing Unlike Padilla, Jesus Ramirez, a sen- Espinoza also mentioned that dition. with most of the time when I'm con- ior in philosophy, said he had heard Chicano Commencement is not only "There was a lot of hope at the sulting my clients are wealth, health about feng shui and its practices. for people of Mexican descent, but is time that it would continue," Reyes on and k marriage," Tomasi-Dubois said. "I arranged my desk in front of my open to all Latinos. said. "We wanted to pass (the tradi- She also recalled a time when she window so that when a person walks We're not doing it just for tion) on." uch helped >en. a client whose house was not in, they'll see my back, he said. "I in a rectangular or square shape, heard it means power and authority, which d.nly would easily correspond to the but it didn't really work." "bagua." The client's home was in a Y- As a continuing main message in and shape. France proposes suspending him Tomasi-Dubois's lecture, she said it's As a solution, she said a person could not magic and the way to approach t ier fill the empty UIIIIUUAL e ct- area with a boulder or an this ancient Chinese practice is to real- object. Also, a person can use a flat Josh Sturgis / Daily Staff U.N. sanctions against Iraq ize it is a reminder to the person of Mary J. Tomasi-Dubois, co-founder of Tomasi-Dubois and Associates, space like a desk. She illustrated this their intent to change their life. by projecting a picture of her has been practicing interior design for 13 years. She spoke to students UNITED NATIONS (AP) After the Security Council "to take into desk, She recommended a book called staunchly opposing the U.S.-led war account the new realities on the which she had arranged by placing a "Feng Shin For Dummies," for further in the Art building Tuesday about feng shui, an ancient Chinese few objects in the small design principle. against Saddam Hussein, France made ground" and adopt "a very pragmatic corner. She inquiries about the discipline. a surprise proposal Tuesday to meet the approach" to dealir.g with Iraq. United States halfway by calling for the "I have proposed that the decision 9! :1 immediate suspension of crippling eco- should be taken to immediately sus- nomic sanctions on Iraq. pend the civilian sanctions," he told OC Shiite pilgrims worship at holy shrine in Karbala U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte reporters. stuck by President Bush's demand that The proposal would suspend th, 20 KARBALA, Iraq (AP) Swaying and limping from long journeys in 90- sprains, cramps and heat exhaustion. Kurds. But many Shiites from secu- because of "the dramatically changed U.N. ban on trade and investment u. iT and chanting, some bleeding from self- degree heat, pressed up against each In addition, the U.S. military said larists to fundamentalists have also circumstances within Iraq, sanctions Iraq along with a flight ban while leav inflicted wounds of ritual mourning, an other on roads. U.S. troops were large- police on Monday arrested six men shown a deep mistrust of U.S. efforts in should be lifted entirely not just sus- ing a 12-year-old arms embargo in estimated 1 million Shiite pended. place. But it wasn't clear how a suspen Muslims ly out of sight, with a few members of who had been planning to blow up two Iraq. marched to this city's holy shrine the U.S.-backed Iraqi National of Karbala's mosques. Five of the There was anti-American sentiment "We now need to work with France sion could be implemented without an Tuesday, celebrating their freedom Congress at checkpoints. detainees claimed to be members of among the pilgrims Tuesday,. Some and other countries to see how best Iraqi government in place. from years of repression by Saddam The collapse of Saddam's rule left a Saddam's Baath Party, and one said he held sirs that said "Bush equals that can be achieved and how quickly." The Security Council imposed sanc- Hussein's regime. political vacuum, "So we moved in a belonged to al-Qaida, said Army Capt. Saddam and "Down USA." Still, the first Security Council meet- tions after Iraq's 1990 invasion of The large turnout for the pilgrimage, specialized and organized way to face Jimmie Cummings. Anti-Saddam feelings, however, ing on the future of post-Saddam Iraq Kuwait, and modified them in 1996 program that Oc which ends Thursday, highlighted the is problem," said a Shiite official, The United States hopes to work appeared stronger perhaps because, indicated that deep divisions remain with an oil-for-food power and potential of Iraq's majority Sheik Sadeq Jaafar al-Tarfi. with Shiites to form a new government in an apparent attempt to avoid friction over who should disarm the country allowed Iraq to sell unlimited quantities Shiite community Despite bitter inter- "All the religious leaders, Sistani and without resorting to a Shiite theocracy with pilgrims, Amencan troops mostly and how sanctions should be lifted. of oil to pay for humanitarian goods nal differences, the Shiites, who repre- Sadr, united to make it successful and like Iran's a balancing act that will stayed clear of the city The French proposal appeared to and reparations for the first Gulf VVar. sent 60 percent of Iraq's 24 million had it not been for this unity it would test the skills of retired U.S. Lt. Gen. Pilgrims beat their chests and take the Russians and Germans, their The program had been feeding 60 people, were able to pull off the event have failed," he said, referring to Grand Jay Garner, who is overseeing Iraq's screamed: "You dirty Saddam, where closest allies in opposing the war, off percent of Iraq's 24 million people. on short notice and thus far without Ayatollah Ali Hussein al-Sistani, Iraq's postwar reconstruction. are you so that we can fight your guard. Neither embraced it, and both Under council resolutions, sanctions violence. top Shiite cleric, and Muqtada al-Sadr, Shiites were long suppressed by Water trucks were brought in for the strongly supported the return of U.N. cannot be lifted until U.N. inspectors 7 It showed how once again, upheaval the son of al-Sistani's slain predecessor. Saddam's ruling Sunni minority. Since pilgrims. Roving men sprayed worship- weapons inspectors to verify Iraq's dis- certify that Iraq's nuclear, chemical and in a Middle East country has brought He said the Hawza al-Ilmiya, a cen- Saddam fell, Shiites have been setting pers with rose water, which cools and armament before sanctions are lifted biological weapons have been 2 followers of the Shiite branch of Islam ter of Shiite learning headed by Sistani up local administrations, and religious conveys a blessing. which the United States opposes. destroyed along with the long-range to the forefront. It happened in 1979 in the holy city of Najaf, sent in thou- leaders have emerged as key sources of Shiites from Iran joined those from "We should really deal with the situ- missiles to deliver them. when Ayatollah RuhoUh Khomeini sands of volunteers to manage security political power, especially in southern Iraq and other countries to converge on ation in Iraq thinking always about the But the United States has deployed founded a Shiite theocracy in neigh- and traffic. American troops were ready Iraq. It is unclear whether clerics will Karbala site of the 7th-century mar- situation of Iraqi people," French its own inspectors to search for boring Iran, and three years later when with food and water; it wasn't needed. be ready to transfer power to a new tyrdom of Hussein, a grandson of the Foreign Minister Dominique de weapons of mass destruction and Israel invaded Lebanon, drove out But Maj. James M. Bozeman, a civil government. Prophet Muhammad. The extent of Villepin said Tuesday in the Turkish Negroponte made clear Tuesday that Yasser Arafat and ended up facing the affairs officer attached to the 82nd Senior Shiite clerics insist they want the Iranian presence was unclear. The capital Ankara. the Bush administration doesn't want Shiite fighters of Hezboliah. Airborne Division, said U.S. special to share power with Iraq's other com- border between the two countries is France's U.N. ambassador, Jean-Marc U.N. inspectors to return any time Pilgrims, many with heads bleeding forces treated scores of pilgrims for munities, particularly Sunnis and officially closed but porous. de La Sabliere, also said it was time for soon.

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The Spartan softball team hit a sea- ing a five-run first inning into a 5-2 victory After that, Foppert hit Aramis Ramirez son high. It has lost nine games in a over the Giants on Tuesday night. with a pitched and walked former Giants row. The Giants, shorthanded with star Barry outfielder Reggie Sanders around Randall The losing streak continued Tuesday Bonds out with a sore neck on a raw, 44- Simon's force-play grounder. Reese and as the Spartans dropped another two degree night, lost consecutive games for the Wilson then singled in succession, with to the University of the Pacific. San first time this season. They were 15-2 the Reese who was running on the pitch Jose State University was swept in second-best start in club history before scoring from first on Wilson's hit to left- dramatic fashion, losing in the bottom losing 16-4 Sunday to the Dodgers. center. of the seventh inning both times. The Pirates couldn't ask for much more Foppert was lifted after lasting four SJSU lost Game One 2-0 and Game from Suppan, 4-0 with a 1.37 ERA. He innings in only his third career appearance, Two 3-2. already has won nearly half as many games giving up five runs and five hits and walking In the first game, Pacific senior as he did in going 9-16 for the Royals last four. He is expected to make at least one Estee Okumura hit a two-run homer season. more start for the injured Ryan Jensen. in the seventh to give the Tigers the Suppan gave up one run for the fourth Given the big lead, Suppan managed to win. Junior pitcher _Jennifer Dacre straight start Edgardo Alfonzo hit his stay out of big innings despite giving up went the distance for Pacific, allowing second homer in the third inning by lim- three doubles. He never allowed consecutive three hits to improve her record to 12- iting San Francisco to five hits over eight hits until Alfonzo and Rich Aurilia singled 4. innings. The Giants had scored at least four to start the eighth. Scott Sauerbeck later got SJSU sophomore pitcher Carol runs in each of their previous seven games. Santiago to ground into a double play that Forbes took the loss, allowing two Pittsburgh gave Suppan a five-run lead in ended the threat. runs on three hits to drop her record the first against Foppert (0-1), a converted No doubt the Giants missed Bonds, who to 15-13. first baseman considered the Giants' top woke up Tuesday with the stiff neck and In game two, the Tigers jumped out pitching prospect. immediately sought treatment from the Foppert made 47 pitches and needed near- Giants' trainers. He is 9-for-19 with four ly 25 minutes to get through the adventure- homers and nine RBIs since PNC Park SPARTAN SOFTBALL some inning, walking two batters and hit- opened in 2001. Ii E Padres' Lawrence ties record for hits WINDUP NOTEBOOK CHICAGO (AP) San Diego Padre, rwo batters later, Lawrence lost control again, right-hander Brian Lawrence tied a major hitting Hee Seop Choi in the lower back. Fans league record by hitting three Chicago Cubs booed, and Padres pitching coach Greg Booker to an early lead, scoring two runs in in the fourth inning Tuesday night. went to the mound. After a long at-bat by the second inning. The Spartans With Alex Gonzalez on first and no outs Corey Patterson resulted in an RBI fielders responded by scoring one run in the in the fourth, Lawrence hit Sammy Sosa on choice, Lawrence hit Mark Bellhorn. fourth inning and one run in the fifth the backside. It was a scary sight, coming It was the 19th time a pitcher had hit three inning to tie the game at two. just two days after Sosa was beaned in the batters in one inning, and the first since Pacific scored the game's winning head by a fastball in Pittsburgh. Anaheim's Steve Sparks on May 22, 1999. run in the bottom of the seventh on a Sosa tried to twist out of the way, but the But it was clear Lawrence wasn't hitting throwing error by Spartan junior Lawrence's pitch grazed him. Sosa glared at anyone intentionally. He appeared to be catcher Megan Delgado. Lawrence as he dropped his bat, then held bothered by the cold gametime tempera- SJSU's Kelli McCollister took the out his arms as if to say, "What are you ture was only 38 degrees and was blowing loss to drop her record to 4-11. She doing?" on his hands after every pitch. allowed three runs on six hits in 6 1/3 innings. SJSU dropped two games against Fan pleads innocent to charges in cell phone case Fresno State University Saturday, los- OAKLAND (Al') A man pleaded inno- Oakland Coliseum during a game between ing Game One 5-0 and Game Two 5- cent Tuesday to misdemeanor charges of bat- the Rangers and Oakland Athletics on suspi- tery and assault with a deadly weapon for cion of assault with a deadly weapon. He was Fresno sophomore pitcher Jamie allegedly beaning Texas Rangers right fielder released on $15,000 bail. Southern dominated the Spartans Carl Everett with a cell phone. Police said stadium security officers saw picking up the victory in both games. Juan Carlos Serrano, 24, of Union City did Serrano throw the cell phone that hit Everett She went the distance twice, allowing not appear in person at his arraignment in in the back of the head. a combined six hits. With the victo- Alameda County Court. His attorney, Everett was not badly hurt, but was adamant ries, Southern improved her record to Andrew Dosa, entered the plea on Serrano's the phone thrower be prosecuted. 17-10. behalf. Dosa said that he had just begun to review The Spartans' overall record is 21-30 Ryan Balbuena / Daily Staff A preliminary hearing in the case is set for the police report in the case, but questioned and 3-7 in the Western Athletic Spartan catcher Megan Delgado looks back to the dugout for pitching signs during a game May 19. whether prosecutors could prove that Serrano Conference. against the University of Nevada -Reno. SJSU will travel to Havv,u'i to face the Rainbow Serrano was arrested Saturday at the threw the phone deliberately to hit Everett SJSU continues WAC play on Wahine Thursday. Thursday and Saturday with four games against the University of Hawail in Porter. season. The Rainbow Wahine took three of Honolulu. Thursday's doubleheader is slated Coogan is the team's top pitcher with a four from the Spartans in games played at Lewis refuses to return gold medal to begin at 6 p.m., while Saturday's games are record of 23-9 and an ERA. of 1.42. the SJSU Field. scheduled for 1 p.m. Porter is batting .456 on the season, while SJSU head coach Dee Dee Enabenter said LOS ANGELES (AP) Carl Lewis dis- "So he's going to sue hundreds of people? HawaiTs overall record is 29-16, posting a Coogan is batting a team high .500. Hawaii is a strong team. missed a demand by the manager of former Would you expect him to say anything differ- record of 17-5 on its home field. The The two players form a potent 1-2 punch in "We're concerned with their pitching, but Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson to give back his ent?" Lewis asked. "It's a dead issue, it really is." Rainbow Wahine are 10-2 in the WAC, good the Hawaii lineup. we're more concerned with the hitters in 1988 Olympic gold medal in the 100 meters, Lewis was declared the winner in the 100 for first place in the conference. Hawaii head coach Bob Coolen said that at their lineup," Enabenter said, referring to the saying it was unrealistic. meters when Johnson was stripped of his gold Hawai i is riding a season high eight game- this point in the season, every team in the combination of Coogan and Porter. It's ridiculous; who cares?" Lewis said medal and world record after testing positive for winning streak. The Rainbow Wahine built WAC is capable of beating its opponent. The Spartans leave for Hawaii today. Tuesday. "I did 18 years of track and field and a banned steroid. Lewis also won the long jump the streak on four-game sweeps of the "Everyone is just trying to get as many wins Sophomore outfielder Jana Arde will not I've been retired five years, and they're still talk- and finished his career with nine Olympic University of Tulsa and the University of as they can," Coolen said. "Hopefully, things make the trip with the team. ing about me, so I guess I still have it." golds. Nevada-Reno. will work out for us." Enabenter said Arde is still feeling the Johnson's manager and attomey, Morris Dr. Wade Exum, the U.S. Olympic Hawaii's last loss was a 6-0 defeat at The coach said his team takes the same effects of a concussion she suffered against Chrobotek, told the Sydney Morning Herald Committee's director for drug control from Fresno State University on April 6. approach every time it goes out on the field Southern Utah University on March 14 last week that he plans legal action in response 1991-2000, released more than 30,000 pages of The Rainbow Wahine lineup boasts the regardless of opponent. when she was hit with a ball. The team to documents purporting to show that Lewis documents to Sports Illustrated last week that current WAC Pitcher of the Week in sopho- "'We don't look ahead," he said. "We try to expected Arde back within two to three and other U.S. athletes were allowed to compete he says show Lewis, tennis player Mary Joe more Melissa Coogan and the WAC Player take care of business on our end." weeks, but Enabenter said her season is at the 1988 Seoul Olympics after failing drug Fernandez and others tested positive but were of the Week in junior first baseman Stacey The Spartans struggled against Hawaii last probably over. tests. still allowed to compete in Seoul. Vargas in first fight Raiders want depth from draft Pasadena wants NFL to come and smell the roses since De La Hoya loss ALAMEDA (AP) While the So the Raiders have no inflexible PASADENA (AP) Plans to make a refurbished Rose Bowl suit- impose a 10 percent ticket tax. LOS ANGELES (AP) Fernando one big drawback to Jon Gruden's targets at the close of the first round redesign the 81 -year-old Rose Bowl able for an NFL team and future A historic preservation tax credit of Vargas will face Fitz Vanderpool in a departure is still fresh in the Oakland and if they have any intention of in hopes of attracting an NFL team Super Bowls." 20 percent could be part of the pro- 10-round fight July 26, his first bout Raiders' minds, the many small moving up, as they did last season to were unveiled Tuesday. The project, The reconstruction involves reduc- ject s future financing, if the stadium since losing his title to Oscar De La advantages from their former coach's steal defensive back Phillip Buchanon yet to be approved by the City ing the capacity of the 92,000-seat retains its National Historic Hoya and being suspended for a posi- defection keep rolling in. midway through the first round, they Council or the NFL, would cost an stadium by one-third, adding suites Landmark status, Moag said. tive steroid test. The Raiders have the final two aren't talking about it. estimated $500 million. for corporate customers and building About 140 suites would be located Vargas, 22-2 with 20 knockouts, will picks in the first round of Saturday's The Raiders have spent weeks in "If I was an NFL fan, this was a underground parking. 15 feet to 17 feet above the bowl's be fighting in Southern California for draft: their own, after winning the their famously intense preparation for would be expanded the first time since making his profes- pretty good day," said John Moag, a The stadium rim so the signature view of the San AFC title, and the pick of the Tampa the draft, and owner Al Davis has Baltimore investment banker hired from about 400,000 square feet to a Gabriel Mountains would not be sional debut in his hometown of Bay Buccaneers, who beat Oakland in been in the thick of it, despite the Oxnard in 1997. by the Rose Bowl Operating Co. to million square feet by excavating to obscured. the Super Bowl with Gruden on their litany of Raiders lawsuits pending in lead the project. the field level to accommodate rest- The neon Rose Bowl sign on the "I'm looking forward to being back sideline, anticipating his former courtrooms throughout California. here in Southern California, said "The NFL is very interested in get- rooms, a concession concourse, stadium's south entrance dating to team's every move. "He's here with me every day," ting back into the market. We underground parking and other 1949 would be retained. However, Vargas, who lost his VVBA super wel- The Buccaneers' pick is the second Callahan said of Davis. "He and I sit terweight crown to De La Hoya last wouldn't be going through this exer- amenities. the site will be known as The (corpo- of four draft choices, along with $8 together morning, noon and night "Not a penny of taxpayer money is rate September. "I'm very excited to bring a million, the Raiders got from Tampa going through players. We've really cise if they werent," he said. name) Field at the Rose Bowl. of this magnitude to Southern The area has been without an NFL going to go into this," Moag said. "It will become the most powerful California."ght Bay in exchange. Oakland also gets focused in on doing a great job in this C the Bucs' second-round picks in the draft and finding players who fit our team since the end of the 1994 sea- The deal is very simple. We basical- revenue venue in the country," Moag Vanderpool is the WBC's No. 1 - next two drafts and if they're used system, like we did last year." son, when the Raiders moved back to ly turn over the opportunity to make said, noting the stadium would be ranked contender, with a 24-4-4 record wisely, Gruden will leave a restocked The Raiders have exercised their Oakland from Los Angeles and the revenue out of this building to the home to the NFL, future Super and 13 knockouts, winning 16 of his roster as his final legacy in Oakland. typical secrecy in the weeks leading Rams left Anaheim for St. Louis. NFL in return for their spending Bowls, UCLA football games, the last 17 fights. The 35-year-old native "We are developing an offer to give about $500 million to give us a truly annual Rose Bowl game and a rotat- of Trinidad has lived in Kitchener, Though the Raiders hear annual up to the draft, but they might have speculation on their aging stars' even- more interest than many teams who to the NFL. Hopefully, they accept renovated stadium." ing Bowl Championship Series Ontario, since he was 4. that offer. That offer contains a com- The NFL's expected revenue game. "He's not some stiff," said Grant tual departures, nearly every signifi- attended Tuesday's workout for cant member of last season's powerful Willis McGahee, the Miami running mitment from the NFL that not only sources include personal seat licenses, "The hardest part of this process is Phillips, Vanderpool's manager. do they make the improvements to deposits on suites ranging from complete and that is the The fight at the Grand Olympic team will be back this fall. In the back who seriously injured his knee in development draft, Oakland has another chance to the national championship game. this building, but they provide an $100,000 to $300,000, and of our proposal," said Moag, who Auditorium will be shown on cable there." namijgOpights to be sold for a channel HBO. Tickets will be priced at build depth and add promising Oakland might be inclined to take NFL team to play mini- helped move the Cleveland Browns $17, $27, $42 and $302. youngsters and most will have the risk on McGahee. Charlie Garner The league is interested in the offer. mum of $10 million a year. The Rose to Baltimore. "We think we have "This fight is dedicated to all the blue time to mature while the veterans fin- is still solid and productive, but the "We look forward to continuing our Bowl Operating Co. also would something that works." collar workers who can't afford to go to ish their careers. Raiders have no marquee backup or dialogue with the Rose Bowl group Las Vegas," said Rolando Arellano, "I don't look at it as a critical draft," understudy for him. in the near future, to review in Vargas' co-manager. Oakland coach Bill Callahan said. "I The rest of the Raiders' decisions greater detail the plans that were Vargas said Tuesday that he's hired look at it as a draft where we can get could be based on minor needs. unveiled today," NFL spokesman Buddy McGirt, a former WBC welter- some good depth.... There's really no Defensive end Tony Bryant still has- Greg Aiello said. "We also will dis- GOT ASTHMA? weight champion and IBF junior light- needs. Because of where we're pick- n't been cleared by doctors to return cuss with them what changes or weight champion, as his assistant train- ing, we're going to pick the best guy" to action after a serious spinal injury. additions, if any, may be necessary to er. "He's going to take me to another DO YOU USE AN INHALER TO level," Vargas said. 'I already felt it the first time we put the pads on." THE FIRST SPRING BREAK CONTROL YOUR ASTHMA? Eduardo Garcia will continue as Vargas' trainer. "Two great minds are better than REALITY MOVIE! Now enrolling ages 18 (0 45 in a 10 week one," Vargas said. clinical research study of an investigational medication Vargas also has hired a new physical NO SCRIPTS. NO ACTORS. trainer and a new dietitian, seeking "a NO RULES. clean slate" following the loss to De La No cost to participate. No insrance necessary Hoya and his suspension. Receive compensation up to $750.- for "These guys put me with real people, APRIL 25 ONLY IN THEATRES dietitians who know their stuff," he your time and travel said. 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