ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS The Event Center hosts John Van Lottum serves in music madness as Blink 182 his victory against Alex and Primus come to town O'Brien at the Sybase Open See page 4 See page 8 SPART \DAILY Volume 110, No. 15 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 February 12, 1998 Students illuminated on nighttime tour By Susan Shaw ly lit and completely unlit areas around San Salvador Street and there "I don't think we'll have problems da," Caret said. Staff Writer campus that were the subject of com- remained an inadequate number of blue with paying someone who lives there to Caret's office conducted a survey last plaints in a survey conducted by Caret's light emergency phones on 10th Street. keep an eye on things," he said. year in which safety ranked 10th in a areas proved ade- Students were also given an opportu- English said he felt his concerns will list of student concerns. In the survey, Students at San Jose State office last year. Some quate, while others continue to be a nity prior to the walk to voice safety be addressed. students said they were concerned University feel like they are in the dark concerns. David English said he and "Hopefully, we'll get someone out about general safety around campus, around campus after the sun goes problem. "I'd hate to be in here late at night other residents were concerned about a there," he said. "That's why I came especially at night. down, and they are likely to feel that Anderson, a student lack of security at Spartan Village. The today." Students also expressed concern way for awhile longer. That was alone," said Megan the intern in the president's office, while village was the scene of an attack in Caret said he wants to keep safety about so-called "unsavory characters" conclusion of a safety walk conducted Street Garage the November in which one SJSU student awareness high. campus, according to the survey Wednesday with touring the 10th on President Caret and source of the majority of complaints. was placed in a coma. The problem at "I did this (walk) and wanted my results. several school officials, including the 10th Street Spartan Village is finding community staff to participate because there's noth- "I think the campus is a pretty safe University The walk revealed Chief of Police Ric Abeyta. Garage continued to have some poorly safety officers who can patrol the area ing like experiencing these things for campus considering we are in a down- Twenty students and administrators lit areas, while streetlights were out on during odd hours, according to Abeyta. yourself to keep them high on the agen- town area," Caret said. accepted Caret's invitation to tour poor- ADA compliance promised by Caret By Susan Shaw Northridge campus, "but we get the same funding Staff Writer as every other CSU campus," he said. "It's not enough." Schulter praised the facilities department, President Robert Caret pledged more campus which frequently takes leftover funds from other resources to Americans with Disabilities Act pro- areas and moves them to Americans with jects, during his campus safety walk Wednesday. Disabilities Act projects. This includes the hiring of a dedicated person to The underfunding is a source of frustration for handle compliance issues and efforts to seek input the facilities department as well. "We're spending from campus departments to identify potential 11 percent more than we're given on (Americans barriers. with Disabilities Act projects)," Vice President of But the biggest barrier to better access for the Facilities Daniel Johnson said. "We work with that disabled on campus is not more ramps or auto- horrible number (of $11 million), but we're never matic doors it is chronic underfunding of facili- going to get caught up at 20 percent." ty improvements, according to Disability Services President Caret said Americans with Director Marty Schulter. Disabilities Act funding is a mandate, but the CSU Lack of funds has meant that only $2 to $3 mil- system does not fund it completely. lion of the $11 million recommended by an "They (CSU) tell us we need to do this, but they Americans with Disabilities Act consultant in don't give us any new money," Caret said. He 1993 has been spent on improving disabled facili- added it is up to campuses to come up with fund- ties on campus, according to Facilities Special ing for most projects. He said the school will spend Projects and Safety Manager Ray f3alaoro. $750,000 this year on upgrading facilities and Schulter said San Jose State University has one other disability programs. He said he expected to J. Edmund Nwsr/ Spartan Dadv of the largest disabled populations in the CSU sys- have the Americans with Disabilities Act compli- tem, with around 1,000 people, and is the oldest ance officer in place by the end of the Spring Accompanied by students and staff, SJSU President Robert Caret toured the campus looking for safety campus in the system. SJSU also has the largest semester. hazards Wednesday. hearing impaired population outside of CSU's Co-op passes out Iraq sanctions draw protest `love'ly condoms By Ed Oberweiser Staff Writer By Leah Bower and Peggy Flynn a permanent, committed rela- Staff Writers tionship. Approximately 100 people protested "I would be wary of anyone further bombing of Iraq Wednesday Hopeful Valentines can pick just handing things out without evening in downtown San Jose. up their safety equipment with discussion of the issues They were also protesting the embargo style. involved," Rubio said. against the country. Instead of having to decide The church would support The protesters rallied in front of the between a rose or a box of con- forums and discussions that cov- Robert B. Peckham United States Court doms, they can get an artificial ered sexually related topics, House and Federal Building at the corner rose made of condoms during according to Rubio. of Second and San Carlos streets. The rally Condom Awareness Week. The Condom Co-op is a part of started at 5 p.m. and lasted for an hour "It's a good way of promoting Peer Health Education, a pro- and a half safe sex," junior Agnes Arzadon gram that promotes safe sex They held a candlelight vigil and, after said while shopping. awareness among SJSU stu- listening to several speakers, marched Volunteers from the San Jose dents. The co-op, located in the around the block chanting and singing. State University CondomCo-op Health Building, is run by stu- One of the speakers was the Reverend have been selling everything dent volunteers and depends on Lindi Ramsden from the First Unitarian from boxer shorts to mint fla- merchandise sales for funding. Church of San Jose. Ramsden was worried vored condoms at a booth in "We're hoping that this sale because the locations of the alleged chemi- front of the SJSU Student will give students a better idea cal weapons are unknown. Union. of what the co-op has to offer," She said these weapons, if they exist, The student leader for promo- said Jalise Qualls, a team leader could be hit by bombs, causing further suf- tion and sales at the co-op, who helps facilitate outreach fering of innocent people and lead to the Renee Allen, said that the booth concerning AIDS. spreading of deadly chemical and biologi- (fits Rile% .Sp,ift.iri Pali% offered other items in addition to Students who purchased safe cal agents. condoms in order to add an ele- sex products received frequent "I'm opposed to any kind of military William Weller protests Wednesday night in front of the Federal Building in San Jose to ment of passion to safe sex. buyer cards. Once the student solution anywhere," said Kaleem Khan, a stop the United States sanctions and the bombing of Iraq. "For Valentine's Day, we want has bought $10 worth of mer- San Jose State University graduate. to put the emphasis back into chandise they receive $2 worth Khan received his bachelor's in engi- less civilians who are going to be collateral said students were organizing a campus- romance, an important aspect of of condoms, lubricants or other neering in 1994. Khan said he is a member damage." wide walkout at Dv Anza immediately fol- a relationship," Allen said. supplies. of American Muslims for Global Peace and Collateral damage was the term coined lowing any official announcement of bomb- Not everyone felt that the Allen said that Valentine's Justice. by the American Military to designate ing policy. booth was a good way to commu- Day isn't the only time the co-op Kate Kennedy, a Santa Clara Green civilian casualties during the Gulf War. Protesters feared that threats of further nicate responsible sexual behav- offers special sales. Party member, voiced a different reason SJSU sophomore English major Ali bombing of Iraq would occur and innocent ior. "Last year, we sold gift bas- for her presence at the protest. Lopez was protesting against United children and civilians would suffer from The chaplain to the Catholic kets for Easter and made over "I have a grandson who is going to have States policy in the Middle East. any further military attacks and sanc- Campus Ministry at SJSU, Jose $1,000," Allen said. "It's slow to the face the ugly American stigma," said "We should be helping them and tions. Rubio, said the church felt that now though because of the rain." Kennedy. "I'm really concerned about help- spreading love, not bombs: Lopez said. A sign read,"1.5million dead. Stop sanc- sexuality should be exercised in De Anza College student Chai Smith tions against Iraq " Race relations forum divides people rather than bridging gap By Jon Perez and Nicholas Boer picked to hold the two-day forum because the city have fair and open access to these markets." "Our spiritual core Is hip..- Stanford University StAti Wr IterS mirrors the ethnic make up of the country's future. Robert Woodson of the National Center for representative Matthew Snip!) said of American Hammer emphasized local and national pro- Neighbor Enterprise agreed that jobs are the Indians. President Clinton's Initiative on Race was held grams in her opening remarks Wednesday includ- answer, but said African -American communities Woodson said the spiritual solution has been Tuesday and Wednesday at Independence High ing High Hopes, a $5 million initiative by need to build from within. Instead of having social overlooked in the ongoing debate on race and School in San Jose. Despite conversation, there President Clinton to build partnerships between solutions imposed on them, African-Americans poverty. was no consensus on how to solve the problem of colleges and disadvantaged youths in the nation's need to look to cultural, moral and spiritual lead- "We never talk about God We neviT talk about minority poverty. high schools. ers "who share the same zip code." faith, but this is what is on the mind of most peo- "There's no single monolithic formula, strategy While everyone on the panel agreed that race "It is elitist to suggest that people living in bar- ple," he said. or even agenda," said Raquel Rivera, a Latin() and poverty are intertwined, there were different rios are incapable of restoring their communities," The forum began on Tuesday night when the rights representative from San Francisco State visions of how to climb out of the economic abyss. Woodson said. "Bootstrap capitalism is being dis- panel listened to community concerns, hut it soon University. Douglas Massey from the University of couraged." turned into a shouting match The forum was the sixth meeting in a year-long Pennsylvania said the solution lay in integrating Tarry Hum of New York University, in her The negative tone was set after Lou Calabro, effort led by the president to unify the country into ethnic minorities into white communities by description of discrimination against Asian con- president of the San Jose -based European "One America in the 21st Century." Wednesday's removing discrimination in housing and the job struction workers at NY11, said that "gatekeepers" American Issues Forum, repeatedly interrupted meeting brought together a panel of African - market of the job market had "institutionalized racism." Race Advisory Board member William Winter Americans, Asians, Latinos and American Indians. 'There's still discrimination in the labor mar- Preserving and building on spiritual principles while he was trying to comment on Calahro's alle- Mayor Susan Hammer said San Jose was ket, that's a fact," Massey said."We're a market was a theme shared by some of the panel's mem- society. The role of liberals is to ensure that people bers See Initiative, page 6

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Internet censorship - Campaign finance blocks information, Ike SADDAM 1-WS5EI4 reform will bring GIEMICAU Blou3GicAL ' denies free speech VEAPON6?fi ttaRcioN better government NOGRAM:i finance Idon't care what peo- Campaign ple do in their own reform is coming homes with their our way, and it own computers, but I can't come too soon. definitely care what my Under heavy pressure FOOD from a broad coalition of government endorses tillORIFGE; . when it smacks of cen- citizens' groups, the first NN UNIVICAlth 105th s,irship and gets in the - session of the YMCA atl[71110.15 Congress voted to ban way of' learning. 51ORI1). I'm talking about "soft money" contribu- Internet censorship. tions to political parties. Soft money can be Susan Shaw Four months after the , 14,4101%'944-t 11 raised from corporations $'7 rflITtgi State:4 Supreme U151TVMP -1 and unions as well as STAFF WRITER Court overturned t h e Communications individuals, with no lim- Decency Act, President its on the amounts they Clinton announced sup- give. However, soft if' what the American Civil Liberties money is not supposed to be used in federal called "consorware." or filtering soft- elections, so oftentimes contributions solicited put into "hard money" accounts. ware that blocks indecent materials from taTtAr9 'VISO% 00,94V'ills are compared to soft money is dif- I wing retrieved ;old viewed by children. Hard money It has to come The problem is that tilterilig isn't infallible, ficult to raise and easy to spend. corporations or labor ,c-t the Mid' argued ;it the White House from individuals, not unions, and the maximum that can be con- Internet Summit in December, that most fil- down Nagano slopes in a fog Screaming $20,000. tering software blocks out ;I whole rangt, of tibuted to a party is -obscene and non -sexual speech. Unlike soft money, there are few restric- non Rebagliati must have gotten to the Olympic Games that can be won party The range if m.ehsites that could be blocked tions on the use of hard money, and the Ross wrong idea when he read the by a stoner. support of using the technology include most medical - the can spend its hard dollars on direct slogan: faster, higher, Considering how seriously the related v,ebsates, even ()nes related to cooking, Olympic federal candidates. stronger. Olympics takes itself, that's got to hurt, Soft money represents unlimited donations where recipes might be found for a "breast" of' especially considering the drug. Nobody is sure how high Rebagliati from corporate and labor source. It is too bad chicken. enough to show up It's not like in 1988 when sprinter I Its Clinton fwgotten he is supposed to be really got, but it was the U.S. Senate has stalled on this issue, with in a urine test. Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold opponents like Senate Majority Leader Trent a liberal.' Maybe he didn't understand the medal for the 100-meter dash. Johnson implications of the Supreme Court ruling that The Canadian snowboarder tested Lott (R-Miss.) invoking parliamentary road- positive for marijuana after winning the tested positive for steroids, a substance blocks. the Internet i IeSel'At'S t he same free -speech taken to turn muscle into rock. protection aff4ded to printed matter. gold medal in the giant slalom. Early in the second session, the Senate will Now, nobody's really surprised by No, Rebagliati smoked weed, a sub- be voting on this issue. In the meantime, the The ruling produced one of the more stance that usually turns minds into poignant comments ifany Supreme Court this, are they'? House will be revising a proposed comprehen- anyone who knows jello. dicision in memory. "Any content -based regu- I can't imagine sive campaign finance bill. anything about snowboarding thinking: Rebagliati and the Canadian lation of the Internet, no matter how benign These campaign reform votes would not be the process. could burn the global village to "My God, a stoned snowboarder? It Olympic Committee are now going to happening at all if it weren't for the concerted couldn't happen." appeal the decision by saying that efforts of groups such as Common Cause and hest 1 Ile DIg." Rebagliati's positive drug test was a result of his MeaCIWill It, the ACM' is ensuring that we What is surprising is the International Olympic Public Citizen and individuals who have been ruling to disqualify Rebagliati on the coming into contact with second-hand marijuana dont have ti ask what kind of wine goes with Committee calling and writing their representatives. roast pig. The organization successfully intim- basis that marijuana, a.k.a. dope, is a "perfor- smoke. Most campaign finance abuses exposed dur- Let me get this right. Is Rebagliati saying he I, ited a Bakersfield library into removing fil- mance enhancing drug." ing the 1996 campaigns involved soft money, didn't inhale? ters trom its computers by threatening a law- Please. according to Common Cause. The people I know who smoke weed can no more Okay, now I'm sure this guy's smoking some- The political parties are currently making suit. thing. Earlier this month, the ACLU succeeded in form a complete sentence than manage to surf major last-ditch efforts to raise "war chests" of work for the leader of the free stopping similar incident at a Virginia down a snow covered mountain. They have the If that line didn't soft money in anticipation of the ban. This world, it's not going to work for a snowboarder. library With the full support of right wing concentration skills of a peanut. The majority of practice is still "legal" although it smells of politicians. which may include the president people who smoke weed don't win gold medals at It isn't likely that Rebagliati will hold onto his pandering for the parties to do so. gold medal. The IOC has said it doesn't want to a real ironyc how long can that organization the Olympics, they fall asleep. The total soft money contributions for the send the wrong message. It doesn't like the idea of and other free speech advocates keep the If Rebagliati did smoke some reefer before the national party committees for the first six a confirmed dope smoker walking around with a wolves ;It hay' event, he should be awarded an additional gold months of 1997, according to Common Cause, With San Jose State University and city medal just for making it down the slope without symbol of international sportsmanship around his were $11,149,367 for the Democrats and neck. libraries about to be one, it's time to start ask- breaking his neck. $23,122,602 for the Republicans. ing whether SJSI will be bound to filter con- The real reason the IOC wants to yank the gold It might be a mistake that the Olympics have The Common Cause study of total contribu- allowed a sport that carries with it a subculture tent in library computers. It hasn't happened medal from around Rebagliati's neck isn't because tions was based on the national political party that includes the smoking of weed, but the IOC yet in t he San Jose library system, but that he tested positive for drugs, but because the committee reports of their non-federal, or soft to its rules. doe,nt in, :in it won't. Olympics' credibility has been put on the chopping needs to stick money, filed with the Federal Election Marijuana is not a performance enhancing Tht ar..minents of those who would censor block. Commission. are Aiwa in the name of children's welfare, This is the first year that snowboarding has drug. New campaign finance laws are only a start while 11,,,e against argue the issue is who been an event that athletes can medal in. It's also in reforming a section of the government. If decides what is obscene, objectionable or inde- a sport known fir attracting the more "extreme" this can be done we can start to work toward Scott Shuey is the Spartan Daily managing editor cent The battle may have moved from book - type of competitor. reform in other areas. His column appears every Thursday. shelve, and newsstands to cyberspace, but it But it might be that the IOC has added a sport prr 'noses to be lost as bloody. Sharon Parks is a Spartan Daily staff writer Susan .tilmo Spurfun Dotty staff tender A.S. government applications highest in three years Opinion page policies government to succeed in serving the represent. Forneeds of it, constituents, the individuals EDITORIAL In general, they are responsible for a lot Readers are encouraged to express themselves on the Opinion being represented most participate. of money your money. page with a Letter to the Editor. Student government at San Jose State They control a budget of $3 million. A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word response to an issue or University is no different And this year it number of students affected to varying, Every semester you pay $53.50 to be part point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. Si ems students it SJSU have heard the call degrees by university policy, this past lack of of AS. whether you participate or not. Submissions become the. property of the Spartan Daily and may of office involvement is pathetic and reflects poorly When was the last time you just gave be edited for clarity, grammar, libel and length. Submissions Last Monday, Associated Students on those of us who attend. away $53.50 without knowing or really car- must contain the author's name, address, phone number, received .17 applications from students In light of this recent surge in university ing what it would be used for? signature and major. interested in running for student govern- politics, we can hope to see the positive Those individuals who have stepped up Submissions may be put in the Letters to the Editor box at the Merit 1 his u-ar products of competition. to the plate should he commended for their Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bentel Hall Room 209, sent by fax H ht. largest turnout of potential Voter turnout at &NU, unfortunately, initiative. to (408) 924-3237, e-mail at [email protected] or mailed to candidate, in three years ii sorry testa- reflects AS's dismal past few years. 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The Sno-Corti 0 air made its stop at the Associated Students Event Center at San Jose State Unikersity on Tuesday night, bringing a crowd of 2,752 people many of whom were still awaiting their high school graduat ion. The crowd seemed to separate by age. Younger fans voiced their desire to see Blink 182 and the Aquabats Many of' the 20 -some- things summated the Long Beach Dub All - Stars, while the latecomers and older atten- dees cami to see headliners Primus. "I've never seen so many kids," Primus fan John Parker said. "I'd imagine it's because of the bands." With such a young crowd, those who could not drive had to find alternate forms of transportation. "We come to a lot of shows together," said Jon Netting, who sat next to his son. "It's something my :min and I can share." At the start of the show, the crowd was overwhelmingly Li to 20 -year-olds. The Aquahats made a very prompt 7 p.m. start and opened with their recent radio hit "Super Rash" . Despite the nearly empty seats. the floor we: jumping. A couple hundred adolescent heads could Les Claypool, bassist / vocals for the trio Primus, slaps bass for the crowd. Primus was the be se/ in hopping up and down to a slightly headlining act at the Sub -Core concert disappninting array of songs from the adequate set, but not nearly as good as Aquabat s' rOW album. an The Maybe it was the sheer size of the Event REVIEW they are capable. banter that in clubs just Center or the lack of pyrotechnics that have makes their shows so fun didn't remaining members of' traditionally accnmpanied the Aquabitts, but The band has the two translate well in the half-full arena. Brad Newell died last year) the usual quirkiness and spontaneity that Sublime (singer Audience members from various parts of predominantly songs from their makes their shows so fun just wasn't there. and plays the arena could be heard shouting, "Shut Newell's "They it he Aumibittsi didn't play long first three albums. Continuing in up!" enough," said Keyes Academy student Aaron legacy. LIMAS played in a stoned haze prsililern with playing at arenas this Ziegler, who saw the hand for first time. "But (Newell's affliction was heroine, the hand's - big is that it's niit so intimate," singer and 1 thought they were pretty good." marijuana). The hand played a series of guitarist for Blink 182 Tom Deicing said. To my surprise. intermission was more painstakingly slow songs, which was quite "The jokes Is seem to go over as well." entertaining than the actual music. an accomplishment considering the amount After a relatively short intermission, that was smoked on stage. At Comedy Central's low -tech, low-brow car- of marijuana Primus took the stage. perfor- toon "South Park" played on the big screen least one fan was pleased with their Flanked by two huge balls, lead singer behind the stage. This is an extra special mance. and bassist for Primus IA's Claypool took the rocked," treat because as of Jan. 1, 1997, the day "The Long Beach Dub All -Stars stage to the tune of "Groundhog's Day." As Joey "South Park" made its television debut, 20-year-old Gilroy resident Mimicker the introduction of"Blue Collared Tweakers" Comedy Central was taken off T(.7I said. "With bands like Primus and Blink 182 played, the floor seemed to explode. Despite rablevision. One of the groups trying to it's nice to have a little break time." the momentary combustion, neither the bring it back is CRAP merchandising, which After another episode of "South Park" (the band nor the crowd kept up the energy. 111.51 .`1).511,515 was at the concert giving away various items one where the kids have a cloning war), After about eight songs, boredom set in and had a petition for the return of l'annedy Blink 182 took the stage to the screaming of and I decided to get a jump on traffic. Blink 182's bassist. Mark Hoppus. primes the crowd during their set ('entral. a few hundred adolescent teens, most of Waiting outside were several parents. whom were females. The set consisted of at the Sno-Core concert Tuesday night at the San Jose Event Center. After a full episode of "Simith Park," the "This was my kids' first show here," tem- Long Beach Dub All -Stars took the stage. most of Blink 182's "hits". porary chauffeur Bill Markum said. "I don't Blink 182. much like the Aquabats, played mind picking thorn up a bit."

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in 'Twilight' years SCIENTISTS HAVE DISCOVERED AN ALIEN INTELLIGENCE UNDER THE SEA WAITING TO KILL US ALL, Its l’Igp Ft, tin Sarandon delivers it memo- \\ I rable performance as a coquet- tish wife who "will do anything for her husband." ovn tantalize Illr-s \ his best friend. Hackman's char- star- in -o- acter is typical Hackman con- pen-eh:I dramatic thriller tea vincingly mercurial. It's difficult turnip the ol the lie -a to know if he's someone to be Susan pitied sir envied. Gene I lack:min. 11/9),, Sonu scenes to Stock ird 'Is owing tr4 Ii ok forward to iind Jam. I,irior include the quick- Ni witted, jocular dia- mg or1 Is Poliert 11,,,115,rd in logue interjected by both Garner -Buts -ph. Anil the and Newman. Mermirable lines s' N,Vl111;111 include: "When a client tells you .,1 Is virdo and vigor. that you don't need a gun forp..1 his issig- carry two" (Newman), itnd "Has us-TIo. your prostate started toithering r list And Fool" and you vi 't" That's something to mar% el at hi- energy and look forward to " (Garner) retieved olitli atter seeing this Stockard Charming plays Lt. ti lm Verna, a former Is WO interest of NI'W111:111., character, Harry Newman's who allows herself to lioss ri ired Los Angeles be pulled into the quagmire. The Fire.,tt I 11111 -I Agrlq.S intimate camaraderie between 1,1 111.11) IIIp actor friend Channing and Newman INUIS ii5ene Had: 111.111, II it ii si takiir ,..1110 levity to the film. and imnes entarwled in a 20- Thi film consistently deliv- o1d imiribir iiiAiiry The ered nail-biting scenes inter- tev. scrape, and hrinses spersed with passionate sexuali-

Newman recenes are well worth ty. Elmer Berstein's musical Mir the perks he gets from his score was soft and smoky, befit- friend's wife sultry Susan ting the movie. Sarandon. Director Robert Benton, who Niwman plays his character received Academy Awards for with a tiirviir and energy that Best Director and Best Original captori, the Audience's atten- Screenplay for "Kramer vs. tion ituni,,11.itelv And 1101IIS it Kramer," once again successfully throtirlvslit the film The film's teams up with Newman and rally dray, back is the Firs Mutable writer Richard Russo to make it solution tii the murder this stellar film. isn I -%.1155/Iiinnit " The sus pense he in the clues NIWIllati P17 I' OA I 1151e,A,r- FROM THE' ISESTSELLINd AUTHOR OF 'JURASSIC PARK' AND 'THE LOST WORLD'

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Worth stealing WARNER BROS PREsorfs A BALTIMORE PICTURES CONSTANT( PRODUCTION IN ASSIXIATION WITH PUNCH PRODUCTIONS INC DUSTIN HOFFMAN (just don't get caught) SHARON STONE SAMUEL L JACKSON SPHERE- PETER COYOTE LIEV SCHREIBER ' ELLIOT GOLDENTHAL PETER GIULIANO ' :KURT WIMMER '''"- STEPHEN HAUSER AND PAUL ATIANASIO . :MICHAEL CRICHTON Save your money; Stay PS ii worn mem urvin "''.MICHAEL CRICHTON ANDREW WALD %.'" BARRY LEVINSON 41.4I. I. weviSPHEAlthmovre ran home and do your taxes OPENS FEBRUARY- 1 3 I 11111,,(LiN, I cl) I!. 1998 ENTERTAINMENT UP & Lyrics to canvas; Lennon's art for sale

By Cindy Scarberry inspired by gut instinct. Stall Writtr Josh Garbarino, an SJSU art major and Beatle Coming fan, appreciates Lennon's use of space. "The empty spaces in his drawings between the Your guide to Sometimes doodles evolve. Black ink matures lines leave it up to the imagination to fill," movies, concerts and into curvy lines to form an impression, an artist's Garbarino said. events for the coming expression. John Lennon reflected the soul of his As a rebellious art student in the Liverpool times through a creative voice which encompassed College of Art, Lennon ignored "real" paintings in week. Enjoy. more than vocal song or lyrical poetry. favor of spontaneous cartoon-like drawings which Although perhaps better known as the Beatle he often sketched during class, according to Mike Thursday, Feb. 12 who donned round spectacles and as the horizon- Evans, a fellow classmate. Sunday, Feb. 15 tal peace activist who talked to reporters from his According to Lennon's teachers, the young boy Proving that capitalism is two-week bed-in with wife Yoko Ono, Lennon was loved to read and used an extensive vocabulary alive and well in the '90s, an artist first. but couldn't spell simplest the art of John Lennon is More than 100 seri- even the graphs, signed litho- words. They said being exhibited and sold at graphs and original Lennon had dyslexia the Westgate Mall in San drawings by the late which prevented him Jose. Admission is free to Lennon will be exhibit- from picturing the view Lennon's original ed at the Westgate Mall word from its sound. drawings, lithographs and in San Jose from Feb. When Lennon met seriographs. Imagine own- 12 to15. Free to the Ono in 1966, she was ing your very own original public, limited editions already an estab- art will also lished and respected John Lennon artwork. of Lennon's be available for pur- artist among spatial chase. Autobiographical and performance Friday, Feb. 13 in nature, each drawing artists. Later, the cou- Michael Crichton's reveals a part of ple collaborated on "Sphere" opens nation- Lennon lover, hus- many projects includ- wide. Starring Dustin band, father and come ing film and various Hoffman, Sharon Stone dian. "Fame" by John Lennon, 1977. art forms. Richard Horowitz, a In January 1970, and Samuel Jackson, the curator with the Pacific Edge Gallery in Laguna police seized some of Lennon's lithographs which cast qualifies as "star-stud- Beach, estimates about 8 to 10,000 visitors will were part of the Bag One exhibit in the London ded." The plot, however, experience the art of John Lennon this Valentine's Arts Gallery. Some people considered the erotic sounds a little like "The weekend. drawings of the couple illustrated in the portofolio Abyss" meets "Poltergeist." "The largest age group attracted to the exhibit obscene. The raids continued in U.S. galleries as Rated PG-13, so don't is between 35 and 55 years old," Horowitz said. well. Signed works from the original portfolio will expect to see Stone's rocks. "But there is a huge amount of hardcore fans, be on display at the exhibit in San Jose. especially 12 and 13-year-old girls who camp out Ono hopes Lennon's art will continue to amuse for eight hours in the gallery. They go home and and inspire fans' hearts for years to come. The tour Friday, Feb 13 The vrIA!c. come back the next day again." heads for San Diego next month, then Canada and last night for Santa Imagine that. Europe. Barbara Grill's grand r-C4 Old and young alike, Lennon's admirers can "If it weren't for Yoko Ono, John Lennon's art opening celebration for its immerse in Lennon's hallucinogenic lyrics and the would probably not be as popular as it is today," new cove bar. Golden "Magic Birds" by John Lennon popular '60s culture while surounded in an art Horowitz said. Pacific Brewery will be there giving out free sam- ples of its wares. If you Sandler belts out a new tune in 'The Wedding Singer' can't get off your couch and go to Cupertino for free By Jeremiah Oskar' horrible speech After some predictable enough, but what beer, you're in sad shape. Staff Writt r by best man convincing, she romantic-comedy isn't? Making movie worth seeing is Friday, Feb. 13 Steve is able to per- this suade him to Sandler's wit, the great sound- Saturday, Feb 14 Buschemi, be fooled, "The Wedding showing us that help her plan track ( much of which is per- Camera One Don't Cinema on Singer" is not your average he is indeed a the wedding for formed by Sandler) and the gen- First Street in San Jose Adam Sandler movie. If you are great wedding which eral fun of retro films. continues its seven-week looking to see another "Billy singer. Barrymore's Christine Taylor Marcia, rim of "Boogie Midnights," Madison" or "Happy Gilmore," When fiance has from the Brady Bunch movies) featuring classic porno this is not the movie for you to Barrymore's reluctantly set also does a wonderful job as flicks on the BIG screen. see. character is a date. Barrymore's promiscuous, '80s During the poster child sister. Go see what Johnny "Wad" .sviirrf4 introduced we course of' their In addition, there are lots of Holmes looks like on some- are told that plans planning, they dirty old people and plenty of thing Sandler besides that 13" , to marry anoth- predictably fall great cameo appearances by screen you had by your bed "The Wedding Singer" is a er girl in a in love and we such '80s standouts as Billy Idol at home. romantic-comedy starring w eek . Earn that the to help the movie along. Sandler in the title role as Barrymore is "Miami Vice" "The Wedding Singer" will Saturday, Feb. 14 Robbie and Drew Barrymore as also engaged, look-alike that make a great date movie because In case you hadn't heard his love interest, Julia. but her future Barrymore is it does a wonderful job of being Piirnogt;i1)11 I Inn te., !Jr NI'll MI' 11111111.1 about to marry both a great comedy and a good the news from Paul of the The film ranges from being an husband has almost slapstick comedy to being yet to set a date, Adam Sandler sings another cheesy '80s song in "The Wedding is not a very romance, something many so- Diamond Center, it's a serious love story, sometimes about which she Singer," which also stars Drew Barrymore. Pegged jeans are optional. good guy. called romantic-comedies fail to Valentines Day, official day within the same scene. is obviously The ending is do. to do. of panic for all men. Watch Sandler plays his part so con- upset. His best friend and town limo- as they scramble for the vincingly that it is hard to envi- Jump to the wedding, where driver, Sammy, convinces him to last "Peanuts" card at sion another actor playing the Sandler stands brideless at the do another wedding which he Hallmark and fight for role. His ability to actually sing altar. His sister comes by and shows up to unshaven and com- pletely uninterested. After get- "WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE'S" BRENDAN SEXTON III wilted roses at street cor- really gives the movie a nice informs him that his wife-to-be, He even has a couple orig- Linda, has stood him up. This ting into a fight with the father ners. Don't touch. worry guys, inals thrown in with his array of sends Sandler into a depression of the bride because of his horri- Winner 1997 Sundance Film Festival love is forever but classic '80s cover tunes. 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11 Ntawret Bethel and corrupt officials who misap- "Lin A rin propriate funds that should go to 66 resolving hunger, her focus remains clear. fininding execu- Generally when there is a shortage of "In every human being there tive of The Hunger Project, a is the capacity and there is the not -for-profit. global organiza- food, the people who go without are the possibility ... to have a world tioti that aims to stop chronic where every person can survive," (:reat ed by .incl persistent women and children. Twist said. addressed about 75 people at a Bill Takizawa Spartan Daily Staff SJSU professor of geography The Hunger Project is taking Sall JOS,. State University Iiirum a different avenue in helping to Aries 'fuesclay. end hunger by restructuring the stforclt 21 to Apra 20 An estinicited 24,000 people, current situation to suit the Ysal like action and are :1 virtual dynamo You're in such a rush, in primarily women and children, needs of more people, especially fact. that you're about ready to wet yourself Take a breather. lay iiff the proli.ssor of geogra- things are changing slowly, it's die each day of hunger. accordillg mind ," SJSI' women. gas pedal and let :mother take the wheel fur - even if it means said. for lack of that woman." to St.I.Ve lillIMPfltil;11. director of phy Bill Takizawa Whereas the old standards making the oceisional wrong turn Famous Ariati: Ilene I )ayis hided attempts Marylin Riedel, a Hunger The II unger Project in San After several relied on agency funding, they to get the leaders in the hunger- Project volunteer, said the orga- Francisco This "silent holocaust" are counting on people. Their Taurus India to nization is not trying to encour- will not stop until women find struck regions of idea revolves around "local mobi- April 21to .%lav gathering of women, age matriarchies or the subjuga- their voice, he said. approve a lization, organization, land) ini- Above all. you :ire a levi.,r it pl..;ICt. :a 'piece' of this, at 'piece' of Twist was finally allowed such a tion of men. Chronic hunger is not starva- tiative." They are helping men dim and of ciairse the iiceisional 'piece' of Liss \Vito can Horne you''. If meeting in 1993. She described "We're really about restruc- tion, but the extreme hick of and women to emerge as local you put all atilt. pieces teget In.n in your life, in fart, you'll have one fine meeting as "a turing the society so that we income, health. education, nutri- the. eight -hour leaders, rather than stay depen- looking puzzle Famous Iiiirean Fred Astaire, complete and total transforma- have a partnership with men," tion ancl voice in society that dent on insufficient government said. ciffi.cts one billion people on our tion" among the women. Riedel assistance. (sle.mirti initial gathering, Diana Wright, nutrition and planet. It is overwhelmingly a Since that This Hunger Project model, .11o 21 to Julie 21 now Food Science professor, condition of ivonien..iccording lii Twist said, those regions attended which focuses on self-sufficiency, just cut to the chase viol .ire a penny pinching little mother. long-term, sustainable the forum in an attempt to bet- 1..s.t's !lugger Project data. have a has drawn in more than 6.5 mil- iiren't you' ( 'mod Lord, loosen up your grip on those purse strings this income. Food production has ter understand hunger. "Generally, when there is a lion people in 152 countries, as week You %kill reap good thing, from liar generosity (4.1111111;M increased and the majority of "I appreciate anybody who shortage of food, the people who well as staff and volunteers in liii 1)y1;111 women are literate and able to takes the time to try to wake us go without are women and chil- more than 35 countries. count, according to Twist. all up," Wright said. "It's good to dren. The word -oppression" "It gives people access to a l'ancer "Region by region, things are hear somebody shout every once implies there is an iictive pro- tangible way of making a differ- loon 22 to Inls 22 changing," she said. "Where in awhile." gram that is w (irking to keep ence .., resolving this global you say.' You have crate' th. sorn. your ,O..;11 endb! things are changing rapidly, it's Twist said, although she bat- What's that ii 'lion (1,,%\ um when in some issue," Blumenthal said. Hut while we're on the topic you've hymn careless in the contraceptive societ ies a. olliell just conic sec - a strong woman doing it. Where tles the subjugation of women department as of late. Break out that love glove, pliicr. Fill11011, Cancerian. Julius Caesar. meeting Leo Initiative: People walk out of forum 2:! ..logml 22 Continued from page 1 "I think that the extremists were obvious- "I agree with everything you say... 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Right: At the Sybase Open John Van Lottum strikes a powerful serve against Alex O'Brien. Van Lottum beat the American, O'Brien, in the third set, disap- pointing his fans who were cheering him on during the match.

1) In ti (Min li *11100 Dail% Sampras works late in victory By Mindy Leigh Griser Sampras said. Keurton said. Stall Writer Sampras had his serve work- Sampras, the tournament's ing well early in the match and top seed for the second straight in turn took hold of the match. year, has been successful in 42 of Pete Sampras had to work Sampras is now 28-6 lifetime his 43 matches against players late into the night before he against Stark. ranked outside of the Top 50. He defeated Jonathan Stark in Earlier Tuesday evening, will be going up against Jordi straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Sampras Todd Martin defiqated Todd Burillo in the semifinals today. and Stark finally ended their Woodbridge 7-5 ,6-4 in a match "One of my major goals this match just before midnight on which didn't begin until 7 p.m. year is to remain number one, Tuesday at the San Jose Arena. Justin Gimelstob fill to reign- Sampras said about the chal- Following the trend of delayed ing French Open champion, lenge of staying on top. "I want to starting times set Monday night, Gustavo Keurton, 7-6 (7-51, 4-6, be the best player I can and I Sampras thought he would start 6-1, advancing to play Andre don't want to have any regrets. If around 9 p.m. But with matches Agassi. I'm number two at the end J if the earlier in the day going the full Ranked No. 12 in the world, year, that's disappointing." three sets, Sampras didn't reach Keurton idt comfortable on the He likes his chances in the the court until after 10 p.m. court with fans from his native $315,000 tournament. Sampras, in a fairly routine Brazil present to show their sup- "I'm playing hot right now, but win, felt good both mentally and port. it's hard to win and it's twice as hre R,I, Sp.ii till, Daiir physically after the match. "You just try to be ready and hard to stay on top," Sampras "I played pretty solid, but the play your best. I didn't think I'd said. Pete Sampras, the No. 1 player in the world, returns a volley with a forehand in his first match is always hard," win the French open and I did," match against Jonathan Stark. Sampras won the match in two sets.

Martin wins PGA lawsuit SJSU horse -whipped by Broncos, lose 5-4 EUGENE, Ore. AP) remove the fundamental A judge ruled Wednesday of athleticism and stami- By Kevin Hecteman James, this tine' with a single. that Casey Martin can na that walking gives the Senior Staff Writer SCU grabbed the lead for good in ride a golf cart on the pro game at its highest levels. the seventh thanks to a two-out error tour, a landmark victory in The judge acknowl- by Spartan hurler Ryan McDermott There is no joy in Sparta. the first case invoking fed- edged that the walking- which permitted Todd Hughes to score eral disabilities laws to only rule was "substan- With the bags loaded, two down, the tying run, and a base hit from and a full count, Casey Cheshier compete in a major sport. tive" but said the PGA Matt Giannini which plated Bill Mott. When U.S. Magistrate Tour failed to prove that grounded out to first to end the Then came the fateful bottom of the Spartans' last gasp and send them to Thomas Coffin announced waiving the rule for ninth. his ruling, Martin smiled Martin would fundametal- their second loss in a row against With runners on the corners and no Santa Clara University 5-4 slightly, nodded his head ly alter competition. outs, Kasey Canal(' and James popped while looking at his par- As for the argument Wednesday afternoon. up. After Rob Douglass walked, "We didn't capitalize fully on some ents, then turned to his that walking the course is Cheshier grounded out to end the a test of stamina, Coffin opportunities we had," Spartan base- game. lawyers and said: "We won." said walking 18 holes over ball coach Sam Piraro said. a tight game," Piraro said. "It was sought a period of five hours is The host Spartans started the scor- "We had our chances. That's what Martin's lawsuit ing in dramatic fashion with back-to- to use the Americans With "not significantly taxing." makes it so frustrating." "The fatigue level from back four-baggers to center by college game," said Disabilities Act to force "It was a good condition is easily Cheshier and Jon Lauderdale to open Clara coach Mike Cummins. the PGA Tour to accommo- his Santa greater than of an able- the bottom of the second. "San Jose State is going to have a good date his rare circulatory walking the After SCU tallied a run in the top of team." disorder that makes it bodied person Coffin said. the third, SJSU widened its lead to 3- Piraro said his main priority is to painful and even danger- same course," spokesman 1 with Cheshier's sacrifice fly to score get the team recovered from its recent ous to walk. His doctors PGA Tour said the tour Tony James, who had singled and storm-induced layoff. say too much stress on his Bob Combs -a- ruling then moved up two bases on an error. "We haven't had as much on-field withered right leg could disagreed with the (;1 SMI ltt .V.1/ 1. in That appeal, but The Broncos busted out of the cor- time as I'd like," he said. "I'm still try- cause it to break, and may and would ral in the fifth with Ryan Hinn's force amputation. would obey the judge. ing to put the pieces of the puzzle Santa Clara Bronco Bernie Affrunti slides into second base under game-tying two-run blast over the together." Instead, it emphasized "Now we have the obliga- Brian Forman's tag. The Spartans had the bases loaded in the bot- Casey right field fence. The Spartans took The Spartans will host Cal State principles of competition, tion to furnish the lead right back in their half of the Hayward at 3 p.m. today at San Jose tom of the ninth, but came up short losing 5-4. SJSU plays Cal State arguing a cart would give Martin a golf cart, and we fifth with Cheshier again driving in Municipal Stadium. Hayward today at 3 p.m. at Municipal Stadium. Martin an advantage and will." Spmeone misses you. 11-800-COLLECT