State SServing San Jose University Since 1934 )1AILy FRIDAY PARTAN0DAILY www.thespartandaily.com with it) in was 11.16.01 !ally VOL. 117, No. 56 the Reporting they rove. N tO yers under fire , so we WEATHER Journalist Peter Arnett speaks about CLOUDY High: 66 war coverage and media censorship Low: 52 By Hillary Cargo wanted a more probing discussion DAIIN SI ATP with audience participation, she WRIIFR said. He's looked Osama bin Laden "I was kind of hoping he'd say OPINION in the eyes. more. Maybe something more And though he is planning on underneath the issues," Khan said. going back to Afghanistan 'Annoyed' is soon, he "The panel asked general ques- doesn't have plans to see bin tions." left thinking Laden again. Senior Geoff Crockwell said he about how Peter Arnett, a former interna- enjoyed aspects of the discussion, spoiled he is tional correspondent for CNN and such as when Arnett spoke of cen- after a run in Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, sorship for the sake of patriotism, with a person was at San Jose State University which Arnett addressed as an asking for on Thursday afternoon to present issue that faces reporters in times answers spare change. to a room full of more of war. than 100 people who inquired "Some of the questions could about his 40-year career. have been a little tougher," Crock- Arnett answered questions well said. "The questions about the 'Where's My from a panel of four SJSU stu- Middle East would have been Lighter?' dents whose majors included jour- more relevant." discovers a nalism and public relations. Arnett's history reporting on scarier world Arnett, a native of New issues in the Middle East have on the other Zealand, covered topics ranging included an interview with Sad- side of the Bay from censorship in reporting to his dam Hussein two weeks into the Bridge, but interviews with people such as bin war in Baghdad, as well as cover- manages to Laden, Fidel Castro, Yasser Arafat age of the Iranian hostage crisis and General Norman while he was a reporter for the comes out Schwarzkopf, just to name a few. Associated Press. unharmed. During his interview with bin Crockwell said that he thought Laden in 1997, Arnett probed the Arnett could have brought some of Page 2 religious fundamentalist about his his experience in the Middle East philosophies towards the West and into the context of current affairs his views on perceived American into Thursday's discussion. ideologies. "He was more reluctant to give SPORTS "It's been my fortune in life to into his personal feelings. He kept spend time with the bad guys in to his professional background," 'Between the world," said Arnett of his years Crockwell said. "He talked around the Dots' as a war correspondent. some of the issues." delves into Knocking on the wooden walls Among his other accomplish- sports' behind his podium for good luck, ments, Arnett is the author of latest drug Arnett said that he's covered 18 "Vietnam: the Thousand Day War," problems, wars, ranging from the Vietnam after spending the most time in among other War to the most recent war zones Vietnam above any other Western of Bosnia, and has never gotten an things. journalist. ankle sprained. Arnett also authored "Live from "Thday, journalists need to have the Battlefield: From Vietnam to a certain armament," Arnett said. Baghdad 35 Years in the World's "Quite a few journalists have been War Zones," which presented his Page 3 killed (covering wars). They are career as a correspondent in the the risks you take." Gulf War. But those risks, according to Now the Editor-in-chief of Glob- Arnett, are driven by the motiva- al Vision, a quarterly magazine tion of getting the story. published in Amsterdam, Arnett "I sometimes feel like I'm a said he gets to travel a lot when voyeur on the private grief of peo- he's not at home in New York. ple," he said. "On the other hand, Chris DiSalvo, part-time public it's been very rare that I haven't relations professor at SJSU, was in been welcomed as a journalist charge of aspects of organizing Ben Liebenberg / Daily Staff because people have been hurt, event. Peter Arnett, a former CNN international correspondent, answers students' questions during and they want to talk about it." "Having him here was very a The San Jose State University Students such as junior Buslum timely," she said.'! think he's a fas- question-and-answer session at the Student Union. Arnett visited the school of journalism and mass men's soccer team thought it was Khan enjoyed the discussion, but cinating man and journalist." communications on Thursday. ahead, but ended up being tram- pled in a 2-1 loss to Santa Clara University. Skin color connected Panel offers alternative Page 3 to where people live ways to deal with attacks By Fernando F. Croce dig under it to see why we are view on how to humanities the way we are," said Nina us 1. ernando I. ( roce native points of department, said DAILY STAFF WRITER deal with the aftermath of the that, "despite the wide variety of Jablonski, who conducted the DAII V STAFF WRITER people The term "skin-deep" is casu- lecture. events. living in America, these ally used to express superficial- 'rhe terrorist attacks of Sept. The objective of the panel, newer members have not really Jablonski, a curator at the to Vio- ity but, as it turns out, the department of anthropology at 11 forced a good deal of people titled "Resolving Terrorism, had a chance to express their human skin may not be as shal- the California Academy look for answers and seek solace lence and Hate Crimes: South- notions and attitudes on the sub- of Sci- in places they may have never Asian Views and Experiences," ject." low as some people imagine. ence, said that she had been Skin color and its odyssey thought of before. was to offer opinions and views "Our aim is to stop and pre- looking forward to the presen- A panel held Thursday after- from South-Asian American com- vent the violence and through the ages were the sub- tation because she said she had ugliness jects of a lecture given to stu- noon at the engineering building munities who often do not get a that have caused and resulted wanted to visit the anthropolo- was open to give San Jose State chance to voice them, said event from terrorism and dents, faculty and staff mem- gy department at SJSU for hate crimes bers Wednesday afternoon at University students and faculty organizer Usha Welaratna. See Page 6 some time. inernbei,, a chance to hear alter- Welaratna, a professor in the PANEL, Washington Square Hall. "When I first moved to San The presentation, titled Francisco, I vowed to myself Fresh out of college, San Jose "Evolution of Human Skin Col- that I would visit the students Sharks defenseman Jeff Jillson has oration," was organized and at San Jose State," she said. Free screening been a rookie sensation, fueling presented by the San Jose "Seven years later, I finally State the team's power play. University Anthropology made it." and Behavioral Science Club. Erica Jackson, president of "We notice skin color all the detects disease Page 4 time, but few people actually See SKIN, Page 6 By Sarah Grace Ruf DUI SIAIF WRITFR For some students, the possibility of someday INSIDE having children was enough encouragement to get tested for the Tay-Sachs gene at this week's free Letters Pg. 2 Symposium to teach screening. "I think often time, women are more into think- Sparta Guide Pg. 2 ing about childbearing," said Linda Foley, a genetic counselor for the Tay-Sachs program at the Univer- Opinion Pg. 2 words of Guru Nanak sity of California at San Francisco. By kemberly Gong at SJSU in Boom 202. One student, who came to the free Tay-Sachs Sports Pgs. 3-4 "He is a very distinguished DAII SIAI i WRITI R screening Wednesday in the Student Union, said she member of the Sikh communi- decided to get tested because she wants to have chil- Classifieds Pg. 5 The San Jose State Universi- ty," he said, stating that Singh dren. Crossword Pg. 5 ty department of foreign lan- is very active in Sikh issues. "It's a big decision whether to have kids or not," guages will present a sympo- He said the event was to said Jenny Prasad, a senior majoring in biology. "If sium on the life and teachings of educate people on the words of you're going to have kids, you want to know the out- Guru Nanak, Saturday, Nov. 17. the first master, Guru Nanak, come and be prepared." Guru Nanak was the who was a great religious Curiosity also piqued the interest of some stu- founder of the Sikh relgion, leader in Punjab. He spoke dents. said Atamjit Singh, a faculty many languages and dialects of "I was just curious," said Jason Barrera, a fresh- member in the foreign lan- Punjab, reached the masses man majoring in computer engineering. "I'm not of guage department at SJSU. through his songs and helped the particular descent the disease is found in, but I hider Singh, who is chair- spread Sikhism throughout was curious." man of the Chardi Kalaa Sikh India, said Atamjit Singh. According to Foley, one in 30 people of Jewish, Community Center, will lead There will be a panel discus- Cajun and French Canadian descent are carriers for the symposium, Singh said. He sion and presentations by the Tay-Sachs disease. One in 150 people from the Krimoph,, iainey Daily Stall also said the program will run members of the Sikh communi- general population are carriers. Christina Dickinson, a philosophy and reli- from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the see GURU, Page 6 Boccardo Business Classrooms see TAY-SACHS, Page 6 gious studies major, grimaces slightly during a Tay-Sachs screening test Thursday. r

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 OF'INTION SPAin A's DAILA SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSVI Viewpoint Lingering guilt trip because of a handout Clarifying position, you know what it means to be Is it my fault that he may or may not Hell, it was just last week when a DI,spoiled? Seriously? Every time eat tonight? friend and I were eating at Peanuts on project shortcomings 1 open my wallet. I hate feeling like this. San Fernando Street and a man push- Every time I reach to flick on the I hate having to feel guilty for not ing a shopping cart opened the door to Regarding the article on the proposed light switch. being m the same situation. the restaurant. BART extension that appeared on the Every time I open my textbook. And it's not like this has been the I was sitting next to the trashcan Daily on Nov. 14, "BART may offer SJSU him lean over the brim alternate I think about this constantly. first time I have thought about this. and I watched commute," I would like to correct that can and pull out an my employer is the Associated Students, not the I know I am spoiled, but I never I often waste money on lottery tick- of the aluminum Valley Transportation Authority. The Associated change my lifestyle. ets, hoping that I can turn my $1 into omelet that someone had not complete- Students is the one that operates the Trans- I often wonder how others who are $50 or $100 or even $1,000. ly eaten. portation Solutions Program to encourage stu- not as fortunate as I. Did he think that because I could After getting my hair cut at a local He walked out, placed the fried eggs dents to use alternative means other than dri- Just the other day I was walking afford clean clothes and jewelry, I Supercuts, I give the woman a $5 tip on a slice of bread he had gotten from ving. back from McDonald's and a man should buy him something? because I hope that she remembers another trashcan and ate it. No longer speaking for my employer, I person- asked if I could spare some change. Instead, he reached out and said, that I appreciate the job she did on my At first I winced. ally would like to point out some of the important I reached into my pocket and pulled "everything helps." hair and that she will do it again next I wondered what he must have been shortcomings about this project. Given this exten- out four pennies. I plucked the four copper discs from time. thinking. sion is from Fremont to the South Bay, most stu- a comment to my dents cannot ride the line unless they live in the I looked at him and told him that my pocket and placed them in his grit- And just the other day, after I used a But as I made some people do East Bay. To seriously encourage transit use for the only change I had was four pennies. ty palm. $10 bill at a 7-Eleven, I left the 83 cents friend, he said that most San Jose State University students, we need I felt bad. As I placed my right hand back in change in the "penny" cup because I felt what they got to do. to improve other transit modes from other areas; I felt as if I had owed him an apolo- my pocket, I whole-heartedly apolo- I didn't need it. I guess he's right. these include our buses, light rail, ACE, Amtrak, gy because I was being greedy. gized. Just think about it, how many pen- As the man shook the four pennies and Cakrain. Unfortunately BART has been false- Here I had spent $5 on my meal that I felt that I should have done some- nies did you throw in the garbage last in his hand, he looked at me, smiled ly perceived as a cure-all for all traffic problems. would solve my hunger problems for a thing more. year? and said, "Thank you." Even with BART running underneath the bay, the few hours and all I had to give him was Perhaps run to an automatic teller How much change did you leave in Bay Bridge is also one of the most congested corri- the register at dors in the region. a measly four cents. machine and give the man a $20 bill. the "penny" cup next to Also, with BART at least 10 years away, As he moved his cocked his head But I didn't. I stead I stood there the convenience store? there's a need for transit improvements in the back to look at me, I wondered what and thought about it. And what about food? meantime between Fremont and SJSU. Current- might be going through his mind. Is it my duty to help these people When he saw me cross the street ly, there's a slow bus between Fremont and San Did he think I was lying? out when they need it? with that McDonald's bag, did his Ben Aguirre Jr. is the Spartan Daily Jose that makes many stops in Milpitas. Howev- Did he think that I should offer him Is it my meaning in life to feel bad if mouth salivate as he imagined what Managing Editor. er, a much faster express bus could be imple- my lunch? I have nothing to offer them? was inside? 'Annoyed" appears Fridays. mented by not stopping in Milpitas. Unfortu- nately, VTA, focusing on BART, shifted the focus and funding from immediate solutions that address current problems. The traffic is here and Late-night adventure now, but VTA is not addressing it. Letters Another shortcoming is lack of funding. In the agreement between BART and VTA, VTA "There is a must pay the operating cost for the project, Associated Press is a test of survival which VTA has no source to pay from. Without violence that another source like an additional sales tax, VTA other night I was sup- may need to cut buses and light rail to pay for article went too far Theposed to meet my friend in BART. How would this be solving our traffic liberates, and a Berkeley because I had not problem if a student who used to ride buses n your Nov. 13 issue, there was an seen him in a while and Berkley from South San Jose has to drive so that some- Associated Press article about the cur- sounded like fun. one from Hayward gets to ride BART? 1 rent American Airlines plane crash. violence that Anyway, I go to San Francisco Finally, the major shortcomingis the high con- Inside the article there was a statement to drop off my other friend and struction costs. For comparison, BART costs about about bodies being found intact. This was enslaves; there is get directions to go to Berkley. $200 million per mile, while light rail, and conven- a valid statement. What followed was After driving through the never tional rail cost about $20 to $40 million per mile. uncalled for. To anybody, especially the ending Bay Bridge, looking at the Instead of building BART, we could've hundreds of parents, the description of the man clutch- a violence that is massive buildings of different miles of high quality light rail or conventional rail ing a baby was disgraceful. shades of red to my left, I get there. service throughout the region, and would take If you need to gain readers' attention moral and I was supposed to call him Then he adds, "Why not?" to many more students off the roads. this is not the most moral or effective way. a when I got of the exit, but I felt what I yell, "Because I don't want These drawbacks force many public transit There were children lost in the Sept. 11 brave enough to try to find the to, leave me alone!" He finally advocates like myself not to support BART Advo- tragedies and not one article or newscast violence that is bar by myself. drove away calling me a name I'd cates like myself wished that the press and the described in horrific detail the loss of chil- Off I went, finding all the rather not repeat. public not blindly accept but take a critical look on streets that I was supposed to find, By this time I am running to my transportation issues. dren. Your lapse of judgment makes me With the way things go believe that your paper has no respect for immoral." feeling like the direction's master car and I get in thinking, "What these days, I fear that the commuters will end up (I get lost going to my own house). the hell possessed me to come to suffering with less transit service overall. innocent life. Benito Mussolini I finally see the place and Berkeley at 1 a.m. by myself?" Courtney Clemons spend the next half an hour try- I start driving away and get se Andy Chow ing to park not realizing yellow lost I probably saw all of Berkeley senior senior means you can park and white advertising in one night. I finally spot a gas economics means you can't. station and I get out to ask for I get out of the car and walk for directions and go to the bathroom. two blocks to the place and find Of course, no bathroom. M.E.Ch.A. nothing but strangers. Nope, my The guy behind the triple- Rasa Day Committee weekly meetings, noon to 1 p.m. in friend was either not around or glass window did not speak Eng- the Chicano Library Resource Center. For more information, hiding from me, and I realize I left lish very well and kept on telling call Adriana Garcia at 655-6785. his cell phone number in the car. me go left to find the freeway, Sparta Catholic Campus Ministry I go back the two blocks to my while signaling to the right. Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m., and Scripture Reflection, 7 p.m. car and walk back to use the pay As I am trying to decode what to 8:15 pm. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. For more infor- phone. In front of the pay phone he is trying to tell me, a homeless -Guide mation. call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. was a teen-ager and two men in guy comes up to me and asks me Nurses Christian Fellowship their 40s. The two men seemed to for money, adding, "Even a bag of Today Sunday Jesus the puzzling king, 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m, in the be selling the kid some sub- chips would help." Montalvo room of the Student Union. For more information, stance, but it wasn't weed. I thought what the heck, a bag School of Art and Design Catholic Campus Ministry call Diane Stegmeir at 279.6385. In any case, the two men were of chips is something reasonable Student galleries art exhibitions. 10 am. to 4 p.m. Mass, 11 am. and 5 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. Counseling Services saying "come on, this is the real to ask for, and if I didn't I would through Friday in galleries two, three, five, six, eight and For more information, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. General process group. 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the shit, just take it." I couldn't hear have felt very guilty. Herbert Sanders in the Art and Industrial Studies buildings. Administration building, Room 201. For more information, what the kid was saying but he So I buy him a bag of chips For more information, call John or Nicole at 924-4330. call Kell Fgjimoto or Jeni Landau at 924-5910. kept on backing away from them. and he goes away saying, "God Monday Then I looked away, still with bless you. Thank you so much." Catholic Campus Ministry the phone in my ear, and realized Still very lost, yet feeling Mass, 11 am. and 5 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel alspiriLorg Wednesday there was a man sitting in a van extremely good about my deed, I For more information, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. All campus Thanksgiving Celebration, 12:15 p.m. to in front of me signaling with his get back in my car and park it 12:45 p.m. at the Spartan Memorial. Come join us in cele- Gay Lesbian Bisexual and hand for me to come. ahead, near the pay phone. Student Life Center brating the spirit of Thanksgiving. All are welcome. Daily Transgendered Alliance (GLBTA) For a split second I looked at I come out of the car to call my Student leaders are invited to apply for "Leadership meditation, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. through Thursday at the Weekly club meeting, 5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. in the him thinking, "Hmmm is that my roommates, to tell them I am not Today: Creating Community in a Diverse World. Jan. 16 to IS Campus Ministry on 10th Street. Come join us no matter Contanoan room of the Student Union. Community, activi- friend?" But I immediately looked dead in a ditch, and I look back at at the Aailomar Retreat Center. Deadline to apply is 5 p.m. what your meditation form. There is a power and comfort in ties, support and discuseion open to all. For more informa- away, realizing he didn't resemble the gas station and see the home- Nov. 20. This program is designed to train students to address community meditation. For more information, call Chaplain tion, e-mail the alliance at glbtanremail.sjsu.edu. him at all. less guy pulling keys out of his issues of diversity. There is no cost to participate. Applications Roger at 275-1346 or visit the Web site sjspirit.org. My friend is in his 20s, blond pocket, and skinny. This guy was older getting into his mini-van are available in the Mosaic of the Student Union and the Stu- Students for Justice and dumping the chips on the seat. dent Life Center or by e-mailing jpboydrsemail.sjau.ed. For Career Center Weekly meeting, 5 p.m. in the Pacheco room of the Stu- than 46, had dark hair and was chubby. I felt so cheated. What the hell more information, call Jane Boyd at 924-5961. Internehip workshop, 1:30 p.m. in Building F. For more dent Union. Join us as we plot world domination and pro- is wrong with this city? information, call the Career Resource Center at 9244033. gressive campus campaigns. For more information. call So my friend, of course, doesn't answer. I decided to go back to Insulted and pissed off, I got in Disabled Students Association Club Vanessa at 504-9654. my car determined to get home Meeting, 1:30 p.m. in the Career Center, Modular F Pi Sigma Alpha the car. At this point, the people arguing in front of the pay phone at any cost. My survival instinct Membership in open to all who have any interest in disabili- Club meeting, 4 p.m. in the Pacifica mom of the Student Catholic Campus Ministry kicked in and the sign, 880 to ty issues. For more information, call Stacie Haro at 924-6041 Union. For more information, call Geoff Crockwell at '286-3505. Bible Trek, 12:30 p.m. to 1,30 p.m. in the Montalvo room a minute ago are enjoying a ciga- rette and talking about life. San Jose, filled my heart with joy or e-mail at ejsu..dsashotmail.com. of the Student Union. For more information, call Sister Mar- and my eyes with tears. Lunch 'N Learn cia at 938-1610. OK. So I go back to my car and realize the man in the van is fol- Not really, but I did feel Catholic Campus Ministry Discuss Jewish related topics, ranging from Bible to cur- relieved. Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. rent affairs to discussion on Israel, noon to 1 p.m. in the Mosa- Associated Students lowing me, driving rather slowly. For more information. call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. ic of the Student Union. For more information, All I could think off is: I am I got home at 3 a.m., tired and call 924-6255. Finance committee, 3 p.m. in the Associated Student wanting House, Room 102. For more information. call Julie Perreira. either getting raped or kid- to go to the bathroom Pi Sigma Alpha Rieken at 924-6257. napped, perhaps murdered, and very badly, but happy that I was Pizza night with the Plato Club, 7 p.m. at Nick's Pizza. Tuesday the worse thing is no one knew I back to the normal San Jose For more information, call Geoff Crockwell at 286.3505. Sparta Guide is fomented free, of charge to audent,. faculty and was in Berkeley that night. freaks. But I kept walking and he Department of Nutrition and Food Science staff ,nenther, The deadline tor entries is noon. three working days Financial Management Association (FMA) Come check out the latest in body composition tenting, before the desired publication date Into hirnis are available in the stops the car and says, "Hey." So, Karla Cachet is a Spartan like the dumb ass I am, I look. He Daily Production Editor Lily Kjo from LSI Logic will discuss 'Corporate 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central Classroom building. Stu- Spartan Atilt, Office in 'height Hemel Half ROOM 209 Space Finance," 6:30 p.m. at Roundtable Pizza, located 2129 Mor- dents pay 35. Staff and faculty members pay $10 For more restrictions mar require eilmng of submissions Entries are printed says, "Want to go for coffee?" I 'Where's My Lighter?" ril Ave. For more information, call 263-8902. information, call Sherry at 206-7599. in the girder in which thew air, received responded, "No." appears Fridays.

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(Misr ()melee, I ho Ol Artial l)awn Bond adage." air At, ILY SPAR1A DA ILY S PORTS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16,2001 - SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SJSU blows lead in a again on ish- SPARTAN Spartans lose 2-1 to postseason tournament last Fri- took a pass from Kellen to day, SJSU lost to Fresno State Gilmore and bounced a shot Santa Clara University in penalty kicks 3-2, after open- past Benton. :an OUTLOOK ing the scoring up 2-0. That loss "Sometimes when we go im at Bulldog Stadium after 150 ahead, we loosen up," Mate By Chris an Giovannetti minutes of regulation and over- said. "We've been hoaxed by let- any te- and Karen Kerstan time eliminated SJSU from ting teams score." postseason opportunity. Until late in DAILY STAFF the second half, Volleyball WRITERS The Spartans lost to the SJSU had trouble moving the ggs 6:30 p.m. today in the As he strode away from the University of Denver, 3-2, on ball into the Santa Clara penal- om Event Center vs. Southern field at Buck Shaw Stadium on Nov. 4 when the Pioneers ty box, often lofting and firing Methodist University in the Wednesday night, San Jose scored twice in the final 10 shots from no closer than 20 State University men's minutes to upend SJSU. yards. Western Athletic Conference soccer en coach Gary St. Clair appeared Two minutes before Knight It wasn't until late in the Tournament. distraught. scored the equalizer, SJSU match that the Spartans were my WAC Tournament contin- For the third time in the last midfielder and Mountain Pacif- able to maneuver in the tight do ues with games at 5 and 7 four matches, his Spartans ic Sports Federation player of spaces and create opportuni- p.m. Saturday. Championship blew a late lead this time los- the year, Lars Lyssand, scored ties but were still outshot, 11-7. ing at Santa Clara for the visitors when his 88th SJSU game is scheduled for 1 University, finishes its season p.m. 2-1, in overtime after leading 1- minute shot deflected off the today at 2 p.m. as they host lies Sunday at the Event Center. iled 0 with less than three minutes hands of Bronco keeper Steve Gonzaga University at Spartan remaining in regulation. Cronin and rolled into the right Stadium. "We just gave it away," said corner of the net. "This has been a funny St. Clair in monotone voice. The flashy Lyssand cele- year," said Lyssand, a member Football "What can I say? Good teams brated with a sprint to mid- of last year's squad that fin- 12:05 p.m. Saturday at don't give away goals in the field, where he and three team- ished the regular season unde- Boise State University. final minute of play." mates simultaneously slid feated. "We've had some good St. Clair was referring to headfirst on the grass before breaks and some bad breaks lily Bronco midfielder Zach Knight, being mobbed. but overall, it's been the weird- tor. who slipped a shot past SJSU The celebration was short est year I've had in my life (soc- Men's Soccer goaltender Daniel Benton with lived. The Broncos come out fir- cer-wise)." 2 p.m today at the soccer 35 seconds remaining in regula- ing in the overtime period, out- practice field tion to knot the score, 1-1. shooting the Spartans 3-1 and "It's tough. You work really getting off three corner kicks in hard and then let them score in the opening 90 seconds. On its Spartan forward Richard Men's Basketball the last minute," said Spartan first two offensive possessions, Halvorsen dribbles down forward Frank Mate, who had Santa Clara fired crossing pass- Today at the BCA Invita- field past Santa Clara Univer- one of the Spartans seven shots. es across the goal box to the sity Bronco Anthony Chimien- tional in Raleigh, N.C. "We're good and young and we waiting heads of Scott McLain 7:30 p.m. Wednesday vs. should have won this game. and Knight, who couldn't con- ti. The Spartans lost to the Sacramento State at the Event Tough. This game was supposed vert the opportunities. Broncos 2-1 in overtime. Center. to be about Friday." Santa Clara finally got the In the semifinals of Moun- game winner in th. 98th Ben Liebenberg /Daily Staff tain Pacific Sports Federation minute is Anthony Cl irnienti Preparing for the throw down All Campus Thanksgiving Celebration m_sherg Speed bumps, head lumps is finished ... American Heart Join the campus community in the celebration of and druggie chumps by the ... Part of me, the part that Association-V our national season of thanksgiving and gratitude. lots, all this week ... detests McGwire, is happy to see ne...11..Mmas between the dots ... MIKE him go. Another part of me, the ... Put on your helmets, cover part who was a Bash Brother fan, Spartan Memorial Chapel your ears and watch for flying OSEGUEDA realizes that Big Mac is the first Monday, November 19th. objects, Bob Knight is making his baseball player I watched from a If you are what you eat, college basketball coaching rookie through a hall-of-fame vhv not cut back on fat? 10AM - Noon Chapel open for drop in prayer my return tonight.. J career up until retirement ... iat ... Since his return from sur- IBI 'I \X 'I 1 N: liii 1)1'. ... True story: I was an autog- 12:15 PM - 12:45 Thanksgiving Celebration to gery, Philadelphia 76ers guard raphy-hungry kid many moons Allen Iverson is shooting so hor- ago and I tried to snag a McG- SQ ribly (25-for-84 from the field) foot... wire autograph one Sunday ey that he couldn't hit the rim if he ... Sorry Lamar, I don't think afternoon following a game. As as was tossing trash cans... they'll buy that you need more he was walking out of the stadi- or ... n. Apparently, old age is get- weed to make the pain go away ... um, he stopped, but then said he ting to Iverson, he used to be ... Keep the Twins. I agree wasn't Mark McGwire, but his le- really good at the trash-can with the Montreal Expos, nobody brother, Dan. Sounded good at . :N. throw ... Time to pass it on to cares aboot them. And those 8- the time, until I realized it was ng the next generation, Allen, Devil Rays can go, too ... Sunday and Dan was playing ay, Saints' tackle Kyle Turley is ... When the core of your team quarterback for the Seahawks ready ... is Greg Vaughn and Ben Grieve, Eldrick, oh Eldrick, where at ... Just for kicks, what duo isn't that a sign? ... are you? ... ss would win a long-toss contest: ... From the "It must be the ... Say what you will about Turley and his helmet, Iverson money file:" University of Mem- Ichiro Suzuki, but it was 21- of and a trash can or Knight and a phis freshman Dajuan Wagner year-old pitcher C.C. Sabathia, folding chair ... is averaging 25 points per game playing his first season of pro- ag ... I'd have to say good ol' Bob in two contests this season, fessional baseball, who was the 011 le would take that one by a foot, including a 32-point outburst American League Rookie of the Id more if he kicked the player out Wednesday. University of Chica- Year. Not the 28-year-old Ichiro, of the chair first ... go Bulls freshmen Eddy Curry who was already a seven-time ps ... Lamar and Nate, meet Ken. and Tyson Chandler are averag- all-star in Japan ... rid Ken, meet Lamar and Nate ... ing a combined 9.4 points per ... As far the American League ... At least San Jose State game ... Cy Young Award goes, as much ri! University has another claim to ... Wagner's only 17.6 points as told everyone for the past two fame. Ken Caminiti, the former per game off his high-school scor- months that Mark Mulder it National League Most Valuable ing average of 42.5, a number that should win the award, when Player who was busted on coke included a 100-point game ... Roger Clemens won it Thursday, fly charges Wednesday, is an SJSU ... You think Miami Heat cen- I knew the right man won the rot alumnus ... ter Alonzo Mourning knows a award ... at ... Word is that Caminiti, a good restaurant where the Los ... And in a stunning turn of free agent after playing with the Angeles Lakers could go to eat? ... events, not a single athlete was us the Texas ... Big news out of Oakland: an Atlanta Braves and arrested on drug charges Thurs- Rangers last season, is going to The A's signed their first free day. at. Cowboys ... agent of the offseason and it was ell sign with the Dallas ... Lamar Odom, the Clippers ... Greg Meyers?!? Mike Osegueda is a Spartan ... Mark McGwire made offi- Writer. in forward who was busted for Daily Senior Staff "experimenting" with marijuana, cial Monday what all of us have "Between the Dots" appears every known for two years his career met is now being bothered by a sore third week. to THEY HAVEN'T QUITE FIGURED IT ALL OUT, oy WAC volleyball teams tip it off BUT THEY'RE GETTING A LITTLE WARMER. el Tulsa Universi- ad ty outside hit- ,111 ter Kara as Hidinger 1. .0 se attempts a spike on Boise State in players Stefani t *. UT CDL r. (left) ?" Taelman R. and Java John- ?ri .- 101fliSIONEPICIHESollnEgi,,ENIEAIIIINIIENIrai EINNEE1'1111PA...LA son Thursday at 1A118[11/8118A1111101 '001COED'JSON ONDON E DONN EEEIAJOliS the Event Center. Tulsa won the 9[O'[ ILO/ 11151i lAHO AORA match in five 14111ACHAA CA [AIN SHALE 00AAFA 6111101A AIAAR011 games. The Spartans are 1111[11.10YEA NCAlil AMA 'MICA 91HE w,[ius scheduled to play Western in the rea...... remmanomm orimmenran=mmusseveom . PICNICS Athletic Confer- ence Tournament against Southern Methodist Uni- 1 la versity at 6:30 p.m. at the Event Center. .10 I4j Ben Lieber:berg / Daily Staff OPENS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 AT THEATRES EVERYWHERE 4 huipo. N I '.11415 16. OII SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY Rookie prowling the blue line league veteran and linemate decision. SPARTAN Fresh out of college, Gary Suter. "He's got that good As a sophomore, he was second angle on the power play." on the team in scoring with 34 Sharks defenseman He's also been a fire starter. points (eight goals, 26 assists) OUTLOOK During Saturday night's 5-1 vic- and remained steady as a junior Jeff Jillson is having tory against Vancouver, Jillson's with 30 points (10 goals, 20 game-winning goal at 3:03 in the assists) while being named to the an immediate third period not only broke a 1-1 National Collegiate Athletic Women's basketball deadlock, but, with ensuing goals Association West All-America impact on the team by Scott Thornton and Marco first team for the 2000-2001 sea- 7 p.m. Tuesday at Cal Sturm, set a club record for a son. State Fullerton. By Chris Giovannetti three-goal sequence at 36 sec- To prepare for his first NHL 2 p.m. Nov. 25 vs. the Uni- DAILY STAFF WRITER onds. season, Jillson spent his summer versity of Idaho at the Event After the contest, Sharks goal- working out with hometown He just wanted to step in, do a tender coach Warren Strelow, native and fellow defenseman Center. good job, keep quiet and prove to who was tending to netrninder Bryan Berard, who made his his coaches he belonged in the Evgeni Nabokov, in the dressing return to professional hockey National Hockey League. room, lifted his head and shot a with the New York Rangers after Men's rugby For a rookie who wasn't sure glance at Jillson. nearly losing his right eye when he'd make the team, San Jose "Just like at Michigan, huh?" he was accidentally struck by Saturday in the UC Santa Sharks defenseman Jeff Jillson asked Strelow, who usually only Ottawa Senator Marian Hossa's Cruz Banana Slug Tourna- has made an impact far beyond concerns himself with his goal- stick on March 11. ment: 9 a.m. vs. UC Santa what he and his coaching staff tenders. "It's great to see him on the ice Cruz, noon vs. Maritime Acad- had expected. After scoring his first NHL again," Jillson said. the University With no minor-league experi- goal in a 2-0 win against Colum- Sutter noted that like team- emy, 3 p.m. vs. ence and just 16 league games bus on Oct. 27, Jillson was mate and starting goaltender of San Francisco. All games to under his belt, Jillson has been mobbed by his teammates in the Nabokov, who made an immedi- be played at the upper field at both a sparkplug for a defense right corner as fans banged on ate impact last season in a start- UC Santa Cruz. that some observers deemed sus- the Plexiglas in the stands ing and starring role, Jillson has Sunday vs. UC Santa Cruz, pect. behind the on-ice celebration. an outside shot to win the Calder "There are only so many spots When asked what he planned Trophy as the league's rookie of 1.p.m., at the lower field in UC available on the roster," said to do with the puck that team- the year. Santa Cruz. Sharks head coach Darryl Sutter. mate Owen Nolan rescued and "It all depends on how Jillson "He got a break, and took full saved for him, Jillson, with continues to grow and develop. advantage of the opportunity he sheepish grin, replied, "I'll proba- He is young and there is a lot of was given." bly give it to my parents." potential left in him to develop Women's rugby While Sutter spent a recent San Jose hasn't been the first and make a name for himself," Saturday in the UC Santa afternoon practice session beam- locale where Jillson has made an Sutter said. "He spends a lot of Cruz Banana Slug Tourna- ing about his young prospect, Jill- immediate impact. Born in Provi- time in practice working hard ment: 9:40 a.m. vs. UC Berke- son, a 6-foot, 3-inch, 220-pound dence, RI., Jillson attended high and is often one of the last ones ley, 1:20 p.m. vs. Chico State. docile giant, has been more school at Mount Saint Charles in off the ice. He is still getting expe- reserved about his quick start. Woonsocket, rience and it is all about how he All games to be played at the "I never thought about what where he was a three-time all- chooses to go about getting that lower field at UC Santa Cruz. it would be like to be in the NHL state first team selection and the experience." Sunday vs. UC Santa Cruz, before I got here. I just try to school's athlete of the year for Teammate and defensive com- 10:30 p.m. at the lower field in keep my mouth shut, stay hum- 1997-1998. panion Brad Stuart, who made Cruz. ble and take it one day at a Kohijiro Kinn / Special to the Daily As a freshman at the Universi- his debut on the blue line just UC Santa time," Jillson said. "You just ty of Michigan in 1998-1999, Jill- three years ago, knows what it's have to do the things that will Sharks rookie defenseman Jeff Jillson skates up the ice during son finished fifth in team scoring like to adjust to the National get you seen. You have to sacri- a game against Atlanta on Nov. 1 at the Compaq Center in down- with five goals and 19 assists in Hockey League. Ice Hockey fice your body and do whatever 38 town San Jose. games. "It's tough coming in as a 7:45 p.m. Friday vs it takes for people to take a look It was that offensive prowess young defenseman," Stuart said. at you." and Bryan Marchment - were roster. The Sharks have allowed as a defenseman that made him "I just tell him not to get worked Palmer College at the Logitech Off the ice, Jillson is quiet, injured and unable to play in 2.33 goals per game through 14 the 14th overall selection in the up about certain things and learn Ice Centre. reserved and an individual who a single exhibition game. contests this season, 10th best 1999 NHL entry draft as the first from his mistakes. That's the best 8:15 p.m. Saturday vs. the keeps to himself, although a casu- Another defensemen, Mike among the 30 National Hockey American collegiate drafted that way to improve in this league." University of Idaho at the Log- al observer would never know it Rathje, is in the midst of a con- League teams, but just a shade year. Still, Suter, who admitted to itech Ice Centre. by looking at his play. Jillson is tract holdout, which, according to higher than last season's percent- With young defenseman such being Jillson's unofficial mentor, fourth on the Sharks in hits with his agent, Art Breeze, looks to age. as Brad Stuart, Andrei Zyuzin said he could sympathize with 20, despite averaging just 16 min- have no sign of an end. Offensively, Jillson, the Sharks and Scott Hannan developing the obstacles Jillson has had to utes and 43 seconds worth of ice Rathje's strong suit was neu- only right-handed defenseman, through their minor league sys- face. time per match, second least tralizing opponent's top offensive has been his sharpest when it tem, many observers criticized "I feel sorry for him some- camera among San Jose defenseman. threats as last year the Sharks counts. All seven of his season the Sharks front office for adding times," Suter said. "There's clnemas Only Shawn Heins, at 13:15, posted a 2.30 goals-against aver- points - two goals and five another defenseman. CAMERA) S 2nd & San Carlos 998-3300 always five different guys saying '' 1 'nlorgnlo.I,I. 6 %tar is Horn!" averages less. age, third best in the league. assists - have come on power The Sharks held his contract five different things to him and I By chance, a gaping hole in the Wkly rrnes Even though Jillson has plays. rights and Jillson abstained from think he gets overwhelmed at rme Carmel OF Sharks defensive depth chart emerged as an offensive defense- "One of his top strengths is turning professional after his points. I just tell him to go do his AMELIE opened in training camp when man, San Jose hasn't missed a that he is right-handed," said fel- freshman season. A RICHARD LINKLATER FILM thing and let his natural ability THE two defensemen - Brad Stuart beat in replacing Rathje on the low defenseman ETHAN HAWKE and 15-year It proved to be a worthwhile take over." D AN u.. TNURICAN TAPEI CAMERA ONE 66 S F st SI 998-3300

Box OM, Maw... A COEN BROTHERS FILM II Boa Tirourrori EarActs McDanume Cross country teams struggle in NCAA Western Regionals THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE Pe anymore." women's race was one kilometer "It's a very hard goal," he said. "I keep learning even though TO NE 3 1433 THE ALAMEDA 287-1433 Martinez forced to A Hump ." Martinez, who said the tem- longer than the races the "This is only our fourth or fifth I've been coaching for 33 years," -LA T.rnas MULHOLLAND perature was in the mid- to women's team has participated year in existence." he said. _Kum for DRIVE withdraw from race upper-80s, was running side- in. Argabright said the men's Argabright also said that he ent.."st WAKING ways, which caused some concern "When I got to the 5K-mark, I team performed pretty well, and some of the coaches were I Y LIFE 1447F4-7.31114-11,/, 2 Restored French Classics' By Lisa Butt for Argabright and a coach from was thinking `I couid've been especially since it comes from one wondering why the races began 0,or W,,, --S,, ADD,' San Diego. BOB LE FLAMBEUR DAILY STAFF WRITER done right now,' "said Crain, who of the few schools that do not an hour earlier than when they THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE "She was running all over the finished 113th with 24:50.8. have a track team. usually start. LOS GATOS 41 N SANTA CRUZ 395-0203 The San Jose State University field," Argabright said. However, Martinez said she "We always beat those school "We're not complaining," he DIEBEEEM GWYTHNE PLTROW men's and S rPr AD I & JACK BLACK iN A women's cross country He said they pulled her out of felt the competition made the in the same category," he said. said. "Just voicing. It's not an GHOST WORLD FAFIRFLIN BROS Fi.! teams faced dry heat and com- the race, despite her fighting race challenging. "We do real well (against those) excuse." BREAD AND SHALLOW petitive teams as they failed to them off. "It was one of the hardest in the same playing field." He said the times might have T IP ' HAL PENS 1111 A R ortprii Comm, advance to the National Colle- He said the paramedics deter- races of the year," she said. Argabright said the schools affected some of the runners' per- gEATHIR NA,,,,.FF BopoS giate Athletic Association Cham- mined that she had a heat stroke The men also ran a longer race SJSU has beat that also do not formances because Martinez, TANTEr UCCI DENNIS FARINA pionships at the Western Region- and a temperature of 103.5. of 10 kilometers, longer than the have track teams are Santa along with others, suffered heat SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK als in Tucson, Ariz., last Satur- "I woke up with the para- eight-kilometer races they typi- Clara University, Pepperdine exhaustion. WWW.CAMERACINEFAAS.00114 THEATERS AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL day. medics there," Martinez said. cally run, Argabright said. University, St. Mary's College, "It could've been a difference CAI I DENA, EVA., ". DIM 998-3022 r25, Had the teams placed in the Argabright added that he "At the fourth and sixth mile I the University of San Francisco of 10 degrees," he said. top four, they would have quali- almost took her to the hospital, knew it was near the end," men's and Loyola Marymount. fied to the Championships on but her temperature was going team captain Matthew Heard The rest of the top three SJSU Monday. down. She has since recovered. said. "I was struggling to keep finishers were Robby Phillip at "The competition was really "She was using mental tough- up." 108th with 35:31.2 and Jesse Paid Adsern,ing tough," men's and women's coach ness," teammate Janina Crain Heard placed 86th with McLeod at 115th with 35:38.1. Augie Argabright said. said. "She was using sheer will." 34:15.9. Although some of the men and Out of 25 teams, the men fin- Despite Martinez not finish- "It wasn't a spectacular race," women runners said the weather ished 17th and the women fin- ing, Argabright said he felt two of he said. "But I think I finished was not a major factor in their ished 18th. their other top runners, Kim and on a strong note." performance, Argabright said he Spartantainment A turning point in the Ashleigh Nebeker, ran well. He said the team wasn't dis- felt the heat bothered them a bit. women's race happened when "This was their best race appointed with its performance Because of that, he said he Ana Martinez, who was named to through the season," he said. because reaching the NCAA would have brought the runners the first team All-Western Ath- Kim Nebeker finished 53rd Championships wasn't in its to Arizona on Wednesday or LOS GATOS CINEMA Bread letic Conference, collapsed at the with 23:18.8 and Ashleigh goals. Thursday. MOVIES last 200 meters of the race, Nebeker placed 59th with And Tulips. Fri: 6:30; Sat: 1:50, Argabright said. 23:31.7. CAMERA ONE The Man Who 6:30: Sun-Tues: 6:30. Ghost "She ran out of gas," she said. "They'll be our leaders next ' Wasn't There, Fri: 4:35, 7, 9:20; World Fri -Sat 4:10, 8:45; Sun: "She ran until qhe couldn't run year," Argabright said - the ALL SEATS. ALL SHOWS. Sat/Sun: 11:55, 2:15, 4:35, 7, 4:30, 8:45. Mon-Tues: 4:10, 8;45. 9:20; Mon-Wed: 4:35,7, 9:20. Shallow Hal, Fri: 4:20, 6:50, SJSU beat by N .C. State 78-56 9:15; Sat/Sun 1:40, 4:20, 6:50, CAMERA 3 TAPE, Fri: 6:05, RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Archie had nine turnovers 9:15; Mon-Wed: 4:20, 6:50, 9:15. in the first 8:00, 9:55 Sat: 12:10, 2:05, 6:00, Miller scored 15 of his 17 points half and one field goal during a 7- ALL $25. Sidewalks of New York, Wcd- on 3-pointers as North Carolina minute span midway through. For performances January 2 - March 10, 2002' 8:00, 9:55. Sun: 2:05, 6:00, 8:00, Thur: 4:30, 7:00, 9:20. 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Condit a suspect, and they admit to Northern alliance forces and Pashtun commander of the Afghanistan cam- Director Tom Ridge confirmed that al grand jury wants Rep. Gary Con- Members are required to report being baffled by the case. Police tribesmen encircled two of the Tal- paign, said American special forces documents that would be helpful dit to turn over undisclosed docu- when they receive subpoenas, but interviewed Condit four times, iban's last remaining strongholds at were operating near Kandahar. in making a nuclear device were ments related to the disappearance Condit did not say what was being searched his Washington apart- country Thurs- Inside the city, Franks said, "we do found in a building in Kabul, of former opposite ends of the federal intern Chandra sought or when the subpoena was ment, took a DNA sample and day. The Taliban's supreme leader see signs of some fracturing" within described as an al-Qaida safe Levy, his lawyer said Thursday. served. examined phone and other records. to the Taliban ranks. Pashtuns are house. But Ridge said the docu- The disclosure is interviews, vowed to fight to the death and the first public Abbe Lowell, Condit's lawyer, During one of the seek the 'extinction of America.' Afghanistan's largest ethnic group, ments contained information indication in months that the issued a statement later that said Condit admitted to an affair with Backed by U.S. warplanes, the and served as the backbone of the taken off the Internet that could investigation of Levy's May 1 disap- the congressman would turn over Levy, a police source has said. been widely available to pee- pearance remains active. It enforcement offi- alliance laid siege to the northern Taliban's harsh five-year regime. have came the documents. Lowell also did not Federal law strengthened its border pie other than terrorists. three weeks before Condit must disclose what the grand jury is seek- cials have said they were examin- city of Kunduz, where the defenders Pakistan decide whether to run and his aides include an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 defenses closest to Kandahar with -British troops arrived at the for re-elec- ing. ing whether Condit north of Kabul, on tion. "Issuing a subpoena was not may have obstructed the search foreigners loyal to Osama bin Laden. tanks and extra troops, worried that Bagram airfield, The Washington Post reported in necessary," Lowell said. But, he for Levy by asking other women In the south, the Taliban clung unrest - and bin Laden supporters what the Ministry of Defense said its online edition Thursday that the said, Condit would continue to who alleged affairs with the con- to tenuous control of its birthplace, - could spill across the frontier, was a mission to prepare the facil- subpoena was for Condit's tele- cooperate with authorities and gressman not to cooperate with Kandahar. Opposition leader In other developments: ity for use in a future humanitari- phone message slips, calendars and "provide the information law police. Hamid Karzai said his sources told -Eight international aid work- an mission. some other documents. The Post, enforcement seeks." Condit and his aides have him there was "turmoil" in the city; era arrested three months ago for -In Washington, the Pentagon citing unidentified sources, also Levy, 24, of Modesto, Calif, dis- denied attempting to silence any- other sources said local Pashtun preaching Christianity in said some senior Taliban and al- reported that the subpoena is part appeared shortly after the end of an one. tribesmen had surrounded the city. Afghanistan were reported in good Qaida leaders were killed in of an obstruction of justice investi- internship at the Bureau of Prisons Joseph DiGenova, a former U.S. A U.S. official, speaking on condi- condition in Pakistan after being airstrikes this week, but had no gation. in Washington. Condit, 53 and mar- attorney in Washington, said the tion of anonymity, said there were helicoptered to safety by U.S. ape- evidence bin Laden was among In a letter to the House, the Cal- ried, acknowledged a close relation- subpoena probably deals with the spurts of fighting near the city cen- cial forces. The women in the them. Defense Secretary Donald ifornia Democrat provided the first ship with her but has denied any obstruction allegation, especially ter as the Pashtun fighters group, including two Americans, H. Rumsfeld told a news confer- word that he had received a sub- involvement in her disappearance. because police continue to classify advanced. Most of Kandahar signaled to their rescuers by burn- ence the United States will find poena from a District of Columbia Washington police have said the Levy case as a missing person province, outside of the city, is in the ing the body-covering burilas they bin Laden even if he leaves Superior Court grand jury. A clerk repeatedly they do not consider inquiry, not a crime. hands of anti-Taliban rebels, he said, had been forced to wear. Afghanistan.

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TAY-SACHS: More than 70 tested, results to be mailed continued from Page 1 the brain at normal levels, he their family members so they can said. be tested as well. The disease is believed to have Without the enzyme, the fatty "The worst thing would be if developed about 2000 years ago, tissue is not controlled and even- someone knew they were a carri- when a random gene mutation tually covers the brain, inhibiting er, didn't tell family members to resulted in Tay-Sachs, Foley said. bodily functions such as speech, get tested and a child showed up Because of religious and political sight and limb control. later with the disease," she said. restrictions in the affected com- Renee Larson, the phle- According to Foley, some vol- munities, Tay-Sachs appears botomist drawing blood at the unteers from Golden Key Inter- more frequently in the Jewish, screening, said she was personal- national Honor Society and the Cajun and French Canadian pop- ly affected by Tay-Sachs when a Peer Health Education Program ulations. relative had a child with the dis- helped at the screening. Carriers for Tay-Sachs are not ease. Irene Valera, a volunteer from physically "It's day-to-day, 100 percent, affected, but if they the health program, said the two- have children 24-hour care," Larson said. "You with another carri- minute procedure hurt. er, they have a one-in see the child go through a lot of -four chance "They take a vial of blood," of having a child with the genetic pain, they can't express them- disorder, Foley said. selves and there's not a whole lot said Valera, a freshman majoring in music. "I According to Dr. Oscar Battle, of information about support was thinking about Jr., the Student Health Center's either." having children and because I'm health education coordinator, Larson said she volunteers to a volunteer, I thought I should do Tay-Sachs is a deadly disease help with the screenings because it." that becomes apparent in chil- she believes everyone should be Lillian Chang, a senior major- dren before they are a year old. tested. ing in biology disagreed. Children with the disease usually More than 70 people were test- "It was fast and easy," Chang die before they are 6 years old. ed at the screening, and will said. "(I got tested) because I was The disease is an enzyme dis- receive the results by mail within looking at the ratio, and I think order, which occurs because the two weeks, Foley said. it's a big ratio." enzyme Hexosamidase A is not If a person is a carrier, Foley According to Foley, about 140 present in the child's body, Battle said she calls them to make sure people were tested during the Kristopher Gainey / Daily Staff said. they understand what being a last screening at San Jose State Forty students were screened for Tay-Sachs disease Wednesday and another 26 were tested on The enzyme keeps the fatty carrier means. She said she also University, and two were found to Thursday. Students and faculty members were tested for free and are slated to receive their results in tissue covering nerve endings in encourages them to call all of be carriers. about six weeks.

PANEL: Suggested using spirituality as a way to deal with the terrorist attacks GURU: '10 be held Saturday morning continued from Page 1 of the eternity of the soul and the deaths because of it." Refraining from violence, continued from Page 1 ethnic groups. discipline of the spirit. "It's important to note that ter- drugs and lying, living peacefully Inder Singh, the moderator of in the nation," she said. "One of the most vital teach- rorism ... comes from an intense and generously with all others we ty, he said. There will also be tra- the event, highlighted the history The first speaker was Pandit ings of the Jainism philosophy, hate and fear," she said. "And come in contact with, form the ditional food served at the end of of Sikhism, saying that it was the Srinivasacharyulu Rompicharla, and one of the most relevant in these are obstacles not only for way toward finding peace within the program. result of the clash of the eastern chief priest at the Hindu temple the world situation today, is non- spiritual harmony, but also for a oneself, he said. Christian Jochim, a faculty and western - influenced reli- of Shiva-Vishnu in Livermore, violence," he said. "It is essential society where peace among peo- "If peace can be achieved on a member in the comparative reli- gions. He said that not only who started his presentation for us as humans to refrain from ple can exist." personal level, it can surely be gious studies program, will be the would a typical religious dialogue with a Hindu prayer for peace. any kind of injury to any other The teachings of Sikhism can achieved on a national level," he discussant at the symposium. be present, but panelists would "There has always been a con- living being in the world." provide an answer to this vio- said. "It is difficult, of course, but He said his basic function also cover topics such as equality, flict between the forces of dark- The basic teachings of Jainism lence through nonviolent meth- no riskier than a nuclear war." would be to facilitate a dialogue gender equality and social jus- ness and light," he said. "To avoid include an awareness of the ods that were practiced decades The panel presentation was between the panelists and the tice. Singh said the discussion the darkness, divine forces must mutual dependence of all forms of ago by Mohandas Gandhi, she followed by a question-and- audience. would be accessible to all people, act together quickly." life and of respect for the infinite said. answer session with audience Atamjit Singh said the teach- regardless of their religious Rompicharla said that when different viewpoints in the uni- "Nonviolence is a tool to members. ings revolved around the three knowledge or background. faced with the threat of terror- verse, he said. engage others in nonviolent con- Nyereris Britt, a political sci- pillars of the Guru Nanak's philo- "It's very oriented toward ism, people should embrace spiri- Suggestions for avoiding vio- flict," she said. "It is not a passive, ence senior, said he attended the sophical ideology, which were young people some of the top- tualism as the answer rather lence include the reduction of vio- sit-back attitude, but a different panel because he felt the subject uttering the name of God, partic- ics are intended for Sikhs living than responding with more vio- lent feelings through meditation, approach to solving a situation." was relevant to his life. ipating in honest labor and shar- in the United States," he said. lence. respecting other religions and Education and self-control are "It's important for me to know ing their earnings with others. "It is the struggle of spiritual beliefs and displays of compas- the keys to dealing with the prob- what's going on and how to deal Through these teachings, the power over physical power," he sion toward all others who seek lems that arise in a world of vio- with it," he said. "It helps me sort Guru believed, people could said. "Peace will come, not on a happiness, he said. lence, she said. out my own beliefs." attain peace and harmony said one-day practice, or a one-week "Human life is invaluable," he "Freedom from fear requires Dennis Do, a business finance Atamjit Singh. practice, but across generations said. "By following these princi- knowledge and the need to dis- senior, said he felt that nonvio- "We will he discussing him in "When we achieve spiritual pals, we can create an awareness card distrust," she said. "If we can lence in religion may not help the context enlightenment of contemporary we will not of love and friendship among all manage that, we can hope for a stop the brutality of terrorism social, cultural and political situ- answer to anybody but to our own of us." peaceful world." and anti-terrorism attacks. ations in the U.S.," he said. souls," he said. "That's what we The next speaker was SJSU The final speaker at the meet- "I do understand their views," He said the need teachings would Do your to help us through these dif- alumna, Jasvir Kaur Zanubi, a ing was Rev. Ketawala Gnanad- he said. "But people will still be very important to combating ficult times." member of the Sikh Gurdwara haja, chief monk at the Dharma- cheat, they will still fight and still the violence and terrorist activity Kirti Doshi, a member of the organization of San Jose. pale Institute for Buddhist Medi- kill, often in the name of God." by looking at them through a parents ask you Jain Center of North California, Zanubi said that, although tation in Campbell. Susan Hu, an accountant meaningful, religious perspec- next addressed the difficulty of Americans have reacted with Buddhism advocates nonvio- senior, said it was important for tive. what's going on at finding inner peace in a violent admirable unity following the lence and pe, ce against all kinds the presentation to emphasize Singh also said he believed world. attacks, there is always the dan- of destruction of life, more now the role of education when deal- that it was important to stress school? "Every living being desires ger of hate crimes stemming from than ever, he said. ing with violence today. the changing relationships happiness," he said. "The ques- racial and religious backlash. "The world today lives in con- "It's important to have self- between Sikhism and American tion is, 'How can this objective be "It's good to see people coming stant fear, distrust and tension," control when dealing with vio- culture by increasing under- achieved today?'" together," she said. "Unfortunate- he said. "There can be no happi- lence, and for us to educarn our- standing between the two cul- Doshi said that the doctrines ly, there have been people who ness for a man as long as he can- selves of all possibilitie3," she tures. He said that groups should taught by Jainism offer an have dealt with it not so graceful- not live in peace with his neigh- said. "I'm glad the panel touched try to combine both ways of life, answer by suggesting the notions ly, and there have been more bors." on that." increasing dialogues with other SKIN: Speaker said the color of people's skin gets darker the closer one lives to the equator in human human skin colors, since the first that we also begin to talk more "I've always thought that talk- continued from Page I degree of colorization skin is connected to their envi- human beings were found to have about it, in the most constructive ing about skin colorization was equatorial ways," she said. sort of a taboo subject," she said. has ronment, but the extent to which originated in the Get them off your back. the club, said the subject of Africa, an area where Jackson said she was sur- "You always hear about people important ties with the notions it is connected has not always region Buy Morn a suhscnpnon to the Spartan Daily been clear," she said, protection against ultraviolet prised at the number of people talking of the superiority of one that some people may have about "To talk about the evolution of rays is especially necessary, who attended the lecture, includ- color over another. $25.00 through May 2002 or race. a matter of skin colorization, we need to go Jablonski said. ing students from other science "Skin color isn't $20.00 for just the Spring 2002 "Some people still think race is has to back to the beginning, about five There is increasingly light departments. superiority, but a gift that semester. biological, when it's not," she said. pigmentation as populations "I was glad to see so many peo- be appreciated," she said. "This construction that's taken to six million years ago," she said, skin "It's a early pri- move away from the equator and ple show up," she said. "It was our shows we all have this gift." place since the beginning of The skin colors of Send subscription requests to: mates, such as gorillas and chim- towards the poles, she said. biggest turnout all semester, and More information about future times. Hopefully the presentation and panzees, Jablonski said, was "It's not a rigid condition," she probably our biggest in three meetings of the Anthropology The Spartan Daily convinced them that race is just a Science Club can be found to be similar to the skin of said. "Entire lineages have gone years." Behavioral Son lose State University figment of their imagination." of pigmentation Zin Nisani, who is working found at its web site, www.geoci- Jablonski the earliest members of the through periods One Washington Square Prior to the lecture, and depigmentation, depending towards a master's degree in biol- ties.com/sjsu_absc. said that as an anthropologist human delineation, lightly pig- San lose, CA 95192-0149 mented when young, and darker on their environment. ogy, said he felt the subject touch- she has been drawn to the evolu- lifestyles, as we es important areas of the way race and the when old. "As we change tion of the human as move around a lot, we begin to people regard race. Or call the Spartan Business role that skin has had in it. As the lineage progressed bodily hair was increasingly learn of the problems our skins "I'm very interested in any CPR Office at 408-924-3283. "It's not just about skin, but to other aspect of revolution," he over time, shed, more melanin had to be may have in adapting human Can keep your love alive also how it has evolved areas," she said. said. "This is a perfect example of skins are colored the developed in the human body in and why radiation from Jablonski said that, although how relative the notion of skin way they are," she said. order to prevent sunrays to damage skin tissue, studies have been done on the pigmentation really is." Using slides of human cell much to Jose, a biology grad- scientific she said, subject, there is still Josephine structures, maps and about the nature of the uate student, said she felt the explained her theory of "Melanin became a natural learn facts, she against ultra- human skin. presentation would clear the way how skin color is connected to sunscreen, a filter violet radiation," she said. 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