)5 SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State University since 1934 V011 IME 124, Nil IMB112 27 MONDAY. MARCH 7. 2005
!NIA X OPINION Officials welcome new students
By Angela Forte Daily Staff Writer
Students and their families filled the rows of chairs outside the Dr. Martin King Jr. Joint Library on Saturday for San Jose State How Swede It Is lIniversity 's Admitted Student s. anti -abortion policy causes Reception. more damage than good p. 2 The students first-time fresh- men and transfers - have been ac ceptc.xl to the unisersity for the Fall semester. The reception began with speeches from interim President Ikm Kassing. interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Carmen Sigler. Associated Students President Rachel (ireathouse. Academic Senate Brutally Honest Chair Annette Nellen and football Don't fear fads - embrace head coach Dick 'Forney. them p. 2 Cindy Chavez. the vice mayor of San Jose. followed the speakers with her own welcoming speech. In her speech. Chavez said 5.151 V1as diverse, not having a majority of one ethnicity. Students from the English and ciun paratis e literature depart mem held up signs that read. "Be Original. don't be a business major and -Word is Dope.- en counting new students to declare Engl ish is I heir majors. .lertrti.fer !bolo A crowd of new students follow tour guide Kenda Pot, a junior majoring in liberal studies, to the Dining Commons as part of a c opus tour Saturday at the see RECEPTION, page 4 Admitted Student Reception. Men's Basketball 1 hpes to upset the opposition at \\ vt tourney p. 3 Aviation group Sorority celebrates NI tV S awaits response Womanhood Month
Complaints yet to be substantiated By Vaishali Kirpekar of the struggles that women had to lace. to Daily Staff Writer find their place in the male dominated soci, By Rachel Hill :15 tation maintenance is.-ch ets." said Ethel Walker. a professor in tele% i Dadytital/ lucid!! school. sion. radi,i, film andtheat re. The sorority of siv members locuscs on I he grie% ance tiled last October came The Zeta Phi Beta sorority has organized Finer Womanhood scholarship. sisterly lose Irinn an organization consisting of cur Blue and White Week, part of the regular rent IS iat ion students. alumni and ;15515:1 and community sers cc Ramifications sicmniin.2 Iron] the celebrations of Womanhood Month. The :11CS sit the ,lepartment. -The events cisc the tools and resources formal complaint Mot hs the Coalition sorority will hold es CMS from today through .11w Spartan Daily's weekly I he 01 hcial complaint came in the to women, even outside the academic set of San Jose 1)1% epot) As union Thurstkis to try to sensitize young women ting.- said Shit. C Monte,. the sorority's recap of campus crime p. 5 form of a letter addressed to the dean of and men 10 V1omen-oriented issues. Students against the .1% iation and technol- it ot the College of Engineering. Belle Wei regional direct, Ness Mesico. Nes atla. ogs department ;ire set to be known. The spirit of womanhood will be cel- Both complaints has e set to be sub Alaska. Hassan. Washington. ( )regon. Progress has been slow if not unap ebrated by discussing issues as plain as good stantiated. and the FAA has not formai ty California, A rizi ma. Japan and South Korea pitman in dealing with the student led food habits or as serious as date rape. Today. charged Hacker with any %nil:mons "Finer Wilmanhood means enipowering IhI complaint that accused the department of a self -esteem and image workshop is being Hacker did not is ish is comment on the women, bond with themsels es. be educated violating federal aviation regulations and held by Nicole Ruzek. of counseling sen ices who %dilation and said that 0111C ,1 the details and help others," Monte, said Monte,. employing inadequate instrucuus. in the ( ;mid:dupe room of the Student I !Mon. included in the complaint %vele pro ate graduated in 1,444. said she leek passionate The Nutrition Tducation Action Team will It openly criticized the department and tinder Wei 's super'. isiim about empowering women Monte, has been pro also participate ti highlight the importance of for has ing ineffective. unprepared Wei could not he reached Ii ir s inn associated with the sorority liii 24 years. She good food habits tan Wednesday. Sgt. Jenny lessors and alleged that the department n)rartittai regardingg the status sit the c o m said the womanhood week is celebrated ev is :is mit in compliancY with accreditation Pak of the I 'ins ersity Police Department is ill ery where and begins friim the last iwo weeks hold a self defense workshop with a focus on standards established by the Western With regards to unqualified professors, of February and continues until March date rape. A ssticiatit in lit Schools and Colleges. the coalition's letter asserts that unnamed "In Jaixin and South Korea. our prilrams A karaoke night will be held Tuesday and Ehe complaint also accused the as iation professors were hired only one week be are modified to reach Asian women as well a bow ling night is planned for Ihursday. both is department Chair Patricia Backer of siii lore the semester started, resulting in ill as the Americans ho are lit ing there." a lighter mood in an effort to lating Part 147 of the Federal As at ion prepared. inadequate 111,101.:10r meant to inl use she said. I-hese commies are military bases Rcgulatii ins. Pao 147 stipulates require draw larger 1.70Nds ments that :in institution must follow to see COMPLAINT, page 4 'A recognition of this month reminds us see MONTH, page 4 Mediation Center l'inequest iliii le.ioat kicks If its lith year p.6 trains volunteers Hen Kingsley Itecriw. Maverick Spirit By Enn Caballero Common liniund Hi's% c Ci. conflicts be Award p.6 nolly Staff Writer tweet) faculty members cannot go through the program - they must use other means. Jon Polito The goal is to create a sale. neutral ens llonored for lifetime ronment to settle issues without resorting to iichievement in acting p. 6 At San Jose State I 'tioersity. as well as the legal system. anywhere else, conflicts arise on a daily .Wosie Review Mediation services aren't just limited to basis. 'Our f n'' featured the four comers of the campus. howes Cr, (.1am ('sminty Dispute al ( 'ineque.1 p. 6 I he 1:inta and the Mediation ( .11111 to reach out Program and the organization Resolution tii the los.al community Whtle the final de hosted Conflict and Common (iround tails are being nailed down. the center will "Mediator Certification] raining." a %vim be hicated in the Adm oustranim Sparta ( tunic p. 2 dispute resolution. nar for ilitunteers about num 21t( "West, gotten a Vt..r good re in the I'm% er.ity Room during the week ( 'rossword p. pow.- said Dina Medina. project coordi end Each seminar featured lectures. role- mann for the new program She said about Thomas / Daily Skiff play ing evercises and a brief Itinch. Classifieds p. orra 34 applicants applied ha 24 openings. Kenneth Boston, financial specialist at SAW' College of Business, argues with Tina Thiry-Hang I he. volunteers will he trained to meth "We're only budgeted to do it annually. Thi Pham, senior majoring in social work and psychology, during a role play when Thi Pliant ate conflocts how MD students and staff. and I see a big awed for it What if we had Is the mediator for a dispute between Boston and Panel Kaur, left, sophomore majoring in sitisktit organtzations and roommates in WWW. TIIPSPANT4"40411.V.rf Al biochemistry. the new Mediation Center "Conflict and me MEDIATION, pogo 4 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION MONDAY -- MARCH 7. 2005 HOW SWEDE IT IS U.S. abortion policy hurts more than it helps The Bush administration has once again alienated the policy, which cuts off U.S. aid to any nongovern- HIV-infected countries in the world, including such as HIV testing, treatment and prevention. its European allies by pushing its domestic agenda mental organization that provides, advises, advocates Gambia, Lesotho. Mauritius, Swaziland Zambia and Also, with no safe alternatives available, more onto the world stage. or is affiliated with abortion-related practices, has Zimbabwe. women will turn to backstreet abortions that put their While hosting a U.N. meeting in New York last wreaked havoc on some of the world's most impover- The perverse effects of the U.S. anti-abortion poli- health and lives at risk. Bush's policy will cause more week assessing the advancement of women's rights in ished countries. cies overseas become all the more obvious when con- childbirth-related maternal deaths as fewer women the past 10 years, the United States inflamed European Developing countries rely on funding sidering the fact that nearly every single will have access to contraception and experience equality ministers who criticized Washington for re- from the U.S. Agency for International health objective set by USAID has been more unwanted pregnancies, which will lead to more stricting women's access to abortion and contracep- Development which used to provide obstructed by the gag rule. unsafe, back-alley abortions. tion. U.S. Ambassador Ellen Sauerbrey triggered the more than one-third of all donated sup- USAID aims to reduce unintended and It's sad to see the president exploit the "culture of attack when she asked for the EU ministers to sanc- plies to poor countries, for their health mistimed pregnancies, tight infectious life" slogan to win support for his anti-abortion poli- tion the addition of anti-abortion language to the final care clinics to serve the people. Yet. diseases, reduce childbirth-related mater- cies, when in fact more women and children are dying declaration of the Peking Document, adopted by 189 many physicians believe that it would nal deaths and improve child health and and more life-threatening diseases are spreading as a countries at the 1995 U.N. women's conference in he unethical to deny certain women survival. Yet, the number of unwanted result of those policies. Beijing. All EU members, except for Malta, oppose medical care and thus decline to sign the pregnancies will undoubtedly increase as Since its inception in 1984 and then in 2001, no any changes to the document, including the phrase gag order even though they are thereby the number of reproductive health clinics documents have been produced to show whether the "reproductive health services." which the U.S. wants taken off the USAID funding list. ANNA MOLIN and services declines and contraceptive policy serves its intended purpose. And because the to amend so that it cannot be interpreted as the right As a result, many health care clinics access and affordability diminish. Women gag rule prohibits agencies that receive U.S. aid from to abortion. have been forced to close, leaving some in Romania, for example, are having more collecting statistics on abortions, it seems near impos- This is the latest in a series of anti-abortionist steps communities without any health care providers and abortions today than before the country pledged to sible to prove whether the rule works. by the Bush administration, which has promoted the others with understaffed hospitals offering reduced follow the U.S. abstinence-only education policy, Bush should stop campaigning on a bogus "culture most conservatis e U.S. abortion policy since the services at a higher price. In Kenya, for example, which withholds information on contraceptives that of life" platform and cease to terrorize other countries Supreme Court passed Roe v. Wade in 1973. five major clinics were forced to shut down after they could prevent unplanned pregnancies if it reached with anti-abortion policies that restrict both freedom For example. on his second day as president. Bush refused to go along with the U.S. anti-abortion poli- Romanian women. of speech and freedom of association. reinstated the Golden Gag rule originally adopted by cies. In addition. decreased U.S. funding hampers the President Ronald Reagan in 19)44. and then lifted by Furthermore, the policy has scaled back USAID fight against HIV and AIDS as overseas agencies are Anna Molin is the Spartan Daily managing editor. President Bill Clinton in 1993. Since its reinstatement. shipments of condoms to at least 29 of the most forced to balance budget cuts by eliminating services. "How Swede It Is" appears every Monday. WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ 1-BRUTALLY HONEST Fads resurrected from the dead could be profitable ideas We're all guilty at one time or another of being 3) Crystal Pepsi lemmings. Yeah. I know New Coke was a bigger deal, but There's no reason to be ashamed of being trendy, Clear Pepsi is one that's seemed to slip under the radar but there's plenty to laugh about. and for a good reason. Saying this 1993 soft drink Fads provide nostalgic comic relief when their time was awful is being nice. is up. Recently. Pepsi has just released some IICW flavors, Typical col egc %indent On the other hand, we have fads that come with including the very yummy Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi. good intentions, but are abused. There has to he some contrast here. and Crystal Pepsi Recently in the news, it was discovered that many could pros ide this easily. Lance Armstrong "LiveStrong" bracelets were being Who could bring Crystal Pepsi hack: I know counterfeited. To top it off, these phony bands were there's a warehouse somewhere in the toiled States being sold for three times as much as the originals. that is full of this sniff. This product was meant to he SPARTA GUIDE Why did these hands need to be counterfeited'? The destroyed. hut Pepsi just neser got around to it. reason is because there is such a demand for them. So, with that in mind. Apple ciiultiuiulcs its success- Sparta Guide is pros ided free of charge to students, taculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three Many people don't know the actual pur- ful iTunes song giseiosa. exi.ept with working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight pose of the bracelets, other than to wear every Crystal Pepsi, one has a one-iiut -of- Bente] Ball. room NKr lintries can also he equalled to spartandailyo. casa.sjsu.edu tilled "Sparta Guide." Space them as a fashion statement. three chance id winning an iPod Instead rest] whims may require editing iii submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. Seriousness aside, most fads are of a song doss nload. TODAY all majors will take place from 1:30 p.m. to harmless. It's really funny to see people 41 Water beds 2:45 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. in the pick up on fads months or years later. Why these disappeared. I still don't Some recent fads brought back in the know Too sleajy? Water leaks' It v, as School of Art and Design Umunhum room of the Student Union. A Tower last year or so: probably a combination of many things. An art exhibit featuring student galleries will take Card or a Career Center membership card is Trucker hats People who could bring these beds place from I() a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. required. Attendees will get an early bird pass ii Reebok Pump shoes back: Jenna Jameson. Homey Spears. For more information, call the gallery office at 2005 SJSU job fairs. LaCoste polos KEN LOTICH 51 Super Soaker% 924-4330. Lava lamps The first time I brought one of these Zeta Phi Beta Tony Dania (still not funny) home, my mom was less than impressed. Department of Foreign Languages A self-esteem and image workshop will take place Afros (Michael Vick, Napoleon Dynamite, She said she had the biggest and best Super Soaker A "Circulo Hispanico" book sale will take place at 7 pp. in the Guadalupe room of the Student out there -- the hose. She was right -- she'd kick my Things I wish were fads: Oprah, terrorism, rising ass with it any day front 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the elevator lobby. Union. For more information. call Courtney at "Panoramic History of Brazil." a talk from Mike housing costs, required classes and traffic -- in that Who could bring Super Soakers back: Hanes. 439-2402. order. Conniff. will take place at 12:30 p.m. in room 411. which already manufactures white T-shirts. With Things we need to bring back: spring break coming up there's no better time to start "Death of a Bureaucrat" will be shown from TUESDAY II L.A. Gear shoes with the lights an aggressise marketing campaign. 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in room 414. All events will be How awesome were these? You walk and they light 6) Flip shades in Sweeney Hall. SJSU Art History Association up! The coolest was playing when it nearly got dark Dwayne Wayne was the man. No, not the guy A meeting will take place from 11:45 a.m. to these things would amaze people more than fire- feeding the hall to Shay. The guy from "A Different Catholic Campus Ministry 12:15 p.m. in room 329 of the Art building. For works. The stupid shoes with the wheels on the bot- World" epitomized the appeal of these shades. Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the tom have nothing on these L.A. Gears. more information. call Rose Smith at Who could bring flip shades back: Bono. TNA Cathol ic Campus Ministry chapel. For more People who could bring these back in style: world champion Jeff Jarrett or cartoon character (831) 469-0332. information. call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. LeBron James. Jay-Z or Pharrell. Johnny Bravo. 2) Pow; (rhymes with 'hlogsi 7) Musk videos on MTV Hip Hop Congress Counseling Services Who knew round pieces ()I' cardboard could gener- It's sad I base to resort to watching TRI. on my "Distortion cash? An emotion management group meeting will take 2 Static" will take place from noon ate so much TiVo to see music videos. I don't want to shell ota any Pogs got so big, you could go to any school and the more cash to get MTV 7 or whatever it's called now. place from I p.m. to 2:20 p.m. in Counseling to 1 p.m. in the Student Union Amphitheater. For kickball field would be empty. Unfortunately, these My cable hill is already high enough. Services of the Student Services Center. For more more information. call Wes Kuruhara at 859-6479. were quickly banned, as some school officials said Who could bring music videos back: First. we call 924-5910. information. they advocated gambling. need some musicians to play actual music. Department of Foreign Languages People who could bring this game back: Bravo. Career Center "Les Choristcs" will he shown at 5 p.m, in room Imagine "('elebrity Pog Showdown." It would get Ken Lotich is the Spartan Daily executive editor. Meetings for job and internship opportunities for 211 of Sweeney Hall. better ratings than "Nashville Star." "Brutally Honest" appears every Monday..
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By Aimee Threet , enters tourney as No. 6 seed /hilly Staff Writer Daily Staff Report 4-4. The Broncos posted two runs in In a bittersweet end to the regular season, the The San Jose State University the eighth to take the lead, 6-4. I noersity of Nevada Wolf Pack defeated the women's basketball team will SJSU would rally in the ninth to Spartans 73-69 Saturday at the Event Center. he entering this week's Western take the game into extra innings, It ss .is the last game tar senior forward Athletic Conference Tinirnament where they esentually fell. Marquiti Chandler. guard Kareem Guilbeaux in Reno as the sixth seed after de- Saturday. Braude!) Dewing was 1)1 feating the University of Nevada dealt the loss. gis mg up four runs. tl Saturday, 65-49. The Broncos drew first blood ing WOLF PACK 73, The win allowed the Spartans with a two-run single in the third inning. The next inning they added SPARTANS to finish tied for fourth place. 69 another four runs, to make the no score the and guard -forward Michael McFadden and for Shortstop Anthony Contreras the head coach Phil Johnson, who will not he re- doubled in the fifth inning to bring OM turning next season. in second baseman Day id Piersen OS- The Wolf Pack, whose record is 24-5 and 16- to put the Spartans on the board. 2 in the Western Athletic Conference, came out with an overall record of 11- II In the eighth, third baseman urc sluggish after coming to San Jose from Hawaii and a WA(' record ot 10-X. Nick Epidendio doubled with cattle, in the week, and it was evident in their Spartan guard Jessica Kellogg the bases loaded to dose in three urn pia% led the Spartans. continuing her Spartans. Ihiring the first few minutes of the game. the scoring streak with It points and Spartans. whose record fell to 6-22 and 3-15 in going 4-of-10 from the 3 -point Women's water polo the WAC. only trailed the Wolf Pack by three range. Three other Spartans also points or lesser. sparked the scoring as Lamislia The Spartans beat the V Irs itie The game began leaning the Spartans' way Augustine had a double-double Anteaters 10-4 on Sunday. \1, hen thcy. took the lead 11-9 with a layup by with 15 points and 13 rebounds. The Anteater, took an early 2_ I ai Men with 12 minutes left in the first half. Erica McGlaston finished with 0 lead, but the Spartans responded I he Spartans began pulling away w oh a jumper 13 rebounds and eight assists and with fly,: goals 'Iwo more ('CI hy guard-forward Alex Elam to make the score Amber Jackson rounded it out players scored betore the Spartans 15-13. with another double-double with shut them dOSS11. 51St five The Spartans took the lead for the rest of 10 points and 1(1 rebounds. more goals to finish the ,:atne. the first half when Ham hit a 3-pointer. The The win comes after a dif- Spartans Mary Beth Cox and Spartans added several more baskets to lead at ficult 73-64 loss Thursday night Jamie Schnetilei each clocked in li,tlttiine with a score of 36-25. to Fresno State. Scoring only 12 with three goals. ( ioahe Kendra hut Nevada forward Nick Faiekas wasn't happy points during the second hall. Adama had sis saws dar is oh his team's Mort. SJSU struggled as the first half Saturday. the Spartans lost to ink ss as had.- said Fatekas. "Overall. it lead quickly slipped through Long Beach State ss :1 11.! a ID 'id Julia Weeks I Daily File Photo their ringers. Spartan Laura scored s goals ii VS11I1 PAL k forw ard Mo Chart agreed ss it Azusa Pacific University players lance Soderberg, No. 3, and Brice Prather, No. SO, attempt to Kellogg led the Spartans with two of SJSt and Spartan Faiekas and said it was a flat effort on Nes . block a jump shot by Spartan forward Marquin Chandler.The Spartans lost the exhibition, their 16 points. while Amber Jackson Sharon Hy me scored tine point, all psi pan first match of the season, 66-48. was 7-0f-10 from the held with in the first halt. ..S.111 lose State came out fighting, though:. 14 points. McGlaston added 12 After this weekend. SJSt"
(15% Chat lo said Iii111111.1111e111 Bulldogs' ci helms pi point, sic minutes more points and nine assists. record is now, 6-9 and 1-3 in lies The Wolf Pack redoubled their efforts and into the se..,,nd halt, bringing the score to The Spartans ssill face the the Mountain Pacific Sports
he made se% eral foul shots and jumpers to cut the Fresno State University 43-35, University of Tulsa Wednesday Federation Spartans' lead to 42-4(1 at the 13th minute of The Bulldogs look complete possession of night. in the first round of the is the second half. The Wolf Pack took the lead In a mind -numbing blowout. the Spartan the lead with six minutes left in the game. with WA(' tournament. Softball tit away limn the Spartans with a layup by Charlo men's basketball team fell to the Fresnn State the score at 69-49. The final score was 74-5i - and two tree throws hs Faiekae The Wolf pack Bulldogs on Thursday night at the Event Fresno State coach Ray Lopes felt the Baseball Spartan pitcher Carol Forbes ss id %could only lead by tisc or more points for the Center. Bulldogs played 40 minutes of prod basket- picked up two ins this weekend rest ot the se. ond halt. The Bulldogs made the first basket and con- ball. The Spartans' record dropped in the doubleheader against Cal !respite se s eral shots by Chandler. the Wolf' trolled the half from that point. The Spartans -I'm proud of this group. We's e hit the to 4-7-1 after losing to the Santa State Sacramento on Saturday.. Par. k won the game h% tour points. 73-69 wall but didn't gi% e up: Lopes said. Clara University Broncos 9-7 SJSU, who is now 15-h. won Nes ada c.tach Mark Fos was impressed ss ith Bulldog forward Dreike Bouldin also felt Sunday and 9-4 Saturday. 4-3 in game two and I -0 in game the Spartans' oset,ill el tort in the game. Ile tell BULLDOGS 74 the team played cc Oh a lot ot good effort. SCU scored three runs in the one. defense.- Bouldin said. top of the 11th inning to put the In game one. the only run in the ids that Nes ada gist ouldn't match the Spartans. SPARTANS 55 'We played great -1 tell like \se wete a step behind during the Coach Johnson felt the Bulldogs played a Broncos user the Spartans on game v..ould come from Spartan us salt! good ',!:1111e, but really hurt the Spartans by Sunday. right fielder Jana \ rde who drove 1.o% said the Wolf Pack*s defense in the Were se' erely plagued with cold shooting hitting 65 percent of their shots in the second The game was tied 6-6 lead- 111 Spartan first baseman Lindsey the Ilth, and after the Allen on a triple In the sixth in- d. second halt ,is beim oserall. throughout the halt. With about four minutes hall. ing into - the Spartans ning. ff said he SS ;is p011.1(1 111 the Spartans left in the lust halt. the Spartans brought them- "How do you come hack from 65 percent" Broncos frame run when third In game two. Spartans shortstop fly ethrit against the Wolf Pack. selves hack into the game ancl trimmed the Johnson asked would manage a -It's outstanding that we have it in us,'' Bulldogs lead to 26-22 and tied the game with The Spatial), 'sill lace the t '111SerSIIS baseman Nick Findendio drove in Carlo: II ill. lenhelder Elisa Barrios Fromm. and first haseman Lindsey Allen :s. Ir.linson said. a dunk by senior guard Kareem Guilheaux. The of Hassan in the list play -in game of the first baseman Brandon at began with the all droce in a runs. In the ninth ah Chandler telt that the Spanans should have Spartans kept up the pace and only trailed 31- Western Athletic Conlerence tournament The game 30 ot half time, 6 p.m. Tuesday at the University in Ne% ada, team trading blows until the sixth Spartan Danielle Lakins scored on In won the game. and that it ease the team some at the end momentum going Imo the WA(' conference In the second half . the Spartans fought the which is Ii, 'sting the tournament. inning. when the s,.iire w as tied wild pitch MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
A Baseball 9 10 11 12 13 et Baseball Baseball doubleheader Baseball Baseball vs Cal State East Bay. Women's golf vs IONA College, 7 p.m. at vs IONA College. 1 p m vs IONA College. I p m vs SCU. 6 p.m. at Municipal Spartan Invitational in 2 p m at Blethen Field at Municipal Stadium Stadium Salinas Municipal Stadium at Blethen Field iy Softball ly vs Brown 6 30 p m at vs Connecticut, 2 p m at Women's basetball Municipal Stadium SJSU Field vs Tulsa, 6 p m in Reno 'C Men's basketball vs Hawaii. 6 pm in Reno
Marbury leads Knicks in victory against Warriors 2005 SPARTAN FOOTBALL SPRING PRACTICE
NEW YORK (AP) Stephon Marhury gave the Knicks the Sweetney and Marton% 11 - Mar 1:30 pm No Pads Marbury had 26 points and a sea- lead for good by concerting a on the bench to begin the so.oud 4114 son.high 16 assists, and the New three-point play following an of- quarter. :nut Golden Site opened 12- Mar 10:00 am No Pads York Knicks used a 21-1 run in the fensive rebound to make it 45-93 with a 10-2 run to take a 37-14 13 - Mar 3:00 pm Pads fourth quarter In defeat the Golden with 6:53 left. lead. State Warriors 115-99 on Sunday 'Taylor added a three-point pliy. The Knicks reco% erect and 15- Mar 6:00 am Pads night. oft another offensi% e rebound, this closed the quartet ss ith .1 6 n run, 18 - Mar 1:30 pm Pads Winning at home for the sixth time when Tim Thomas missed a including a disputed last -second straight tmw m the opener of a tree throw that would have gicen three-point play by Jermatne 19 - Mar 10:00 am Pads fourgame homestand. the Knicks him a three-point play, for a MO- Jackson, to take a MI -50 halftone SJSU Coaches Clinic Following had one of their hest defenso e 93 lead. lead. All Practices stretches of the season in turning a After Ando, Bwdrins dunked Jackson's shot was initially 20 - Mar 3:00 pm Pads tight game into a it nit. for a 93-92 lead sc oh 724 remain- wised off for haying left his hand Are OPEN! Tint Thomas ...tired 25 pronts, ing, Golden State did not make tort late, hut the officials ruled he 22 - Mar 6:00 am Pads
Michael Sweetney opened 9- for-9 another field goal until Zarko was hailed before the hu//ei and 24 - Mar 6:00 am Pads Students and finished with 19 points, and Cabarkapa's 3 -pointer with 1: IS awarded him the basket under the Maurice Taylor shot 7 -for-X and remaining. By then. the Knicks continuation rule Wr Alach 5 - Apr 6:00 am No Pads & Faculty scored 15. The Knicks shot a sea- had expanded then lead to 113-94. Mike Montgomery laughed mm 8 - Apr 1:30 pm Pads Please Join Us! sum- high 61.X percent. Marisa.) had assists on the disgust at the ruling Jason Richardson scored 24 Knicks' first six held goals, and Sweetney's streak in come, ti 9 - Apr 10:00 am Pads points and Troy Murphy added New York quickly went ahead by muse shots ended when he missed Please call 24 hours to third 12 - am Pads 23 for the Warriors, who had their 13 when Sweeine hit a lout, the Knic As lost shot of the Apr 6:00 ahead to verity tN11- paw winning streak snapped make it 30-17 Nes. York finished quartet. hut New Yu irk tttaiiigcd 15- Apr 1:30 pm Pads practice times. most peri- The game marked their linirth stop the quarter shooting 71 percent h./ lOr of the (408) 924-1266 on an eight -game. 12-das load 15-for-21 with Marhury ac- od and took 1111 53-77 into the 16- Apr 2:00 pm SPRING GAME s's trip. and fatieue seemed to sap the counting fIr yr foe of the six missed fourth quarter behind !Oahu! Wilmot.' env, gy di Ok 11 Ike *nor hi shots 15 points and 15 assists PAGE 4 MONDAY MARCH 7. 2005 SPARTAN DAILY NEWS
RECEPTION - 3,000 attend event MONTH - Women's issues addressed the need for self-defense, which continued from page 1 tour and an academic preview. continued from page 1 The panel was comprised of is the topic for Wednesday's workshop, is a big one. two parts: "Next Steps for Frosh" where men often leave their Volunteers rushed students "Women need to learn self-de- and "Next steps for Transfers." wives behind to bring up chil- through the check in lines in an fense because it is so useful ev- The panels, held in Morris dren or run the family. In spite attempt to adhere to the day's erywhere from the campus to Dailey Auditorium and the of different cultures, she said, the time schedule. the downtown." Crocker said. Science building. provided in- basic issues are common to all The Admitted Student Crocker pointed out that the formation for both types of stu- women's self-image and their Reception was first held in April sorority is constitutionally af- dents. including representatives roles in their families. 2004. said Fitima Jackson, in- filiated with the Phi Beta Sigma discussing SJSU's academic "The nutrition event will help terim director of visitor relations Fraternity which encourages the services. University Housing everyone to understand the nega- and admission counseling, a de- fraternity members to partici- Services, humanities honors pro- tive effects of drug and alcohol partment in the enrollment and in women-oriented events. gram and financial aid. abuse," said Kimberley Haley. a pate academic services unit at SJSU. thus ensuring there is some male "The panels let students know sorority member and a senior in Jackson said she is responsible She said that com- what's going on on campus." behavioral science and sociology. participation. for recruiting students and co- IS women, about eight Jackson said. Various facets of self-image pared to ordinating the Admitted Student one of their work- According to the written pro- include beating the butterflies men attended Reception the university's shops on stress and alcohol. spring yield activity. gram. the campus tour informed out of your stomach, feeling Fraternity member Mark The reception was also held in students and parents of the dif- good about yourself, bonding Utsey, who graduated in 2000, February at the Westin Hotel in ferent colleges and their history. with others to build a sense of said he plans to attend the date Long Beach where 50 students Within the tour, students and community and coping with rape workshop. Utsey, who has a and 63 parents attended. Jackson parents went to housing services, problems in a balanced way. It masters in counseling education, said. where they could fill out hous- could even be sitting up straight works as a juvenile probation More than 1.400 students reg- ing applications and visit mod- instead of slouching or dressing officer in the County of Santa istered for Saturday's reception els of rooms in the new Campus up for work, said some sorority Clara. and more than twice that amount Village. members. "Date rape is not a new topic. dropped in. Jackson said. The academic preview vis- For Jessica Viera, a senior ma- yet many freshmen, transfer stu- In total, .3.(100 students attend- ited all eight colleges Applied joring in advertising, self-image dents or people who have never ed Saturday's event, compared to Sciences and Arts, Business, means getting rid of stage fright. attended such discussions before, the 2,000 that attended the first Engineering, Humanities and the "Self-image developed my might want to get some informa- reception in April. Jackson said. Arts, Science, Social Sciences, leadership style,- said Cherish
SJSU alumni clad in SJSU Social Work and Education Watson. a member and a senior tion." good self-image improves sweatshirts and hats wore nam- and included a demo of the majoring in advertising. "I can "A handling situa- etags that listed their degrees wireless project and a demo of bond better with people. I am networking and Rhonda Jacobs, so- and graduation dates, so students business simulation. more satisfied because I am not tions." said of the San Jose and parents could approach them Once the panels, tours and just going to school but doing very rority president at with questions. previews ended, guests attended productive things." she said. graduate chapter and a teacher "Since this is a crucial time in lunch at the Student Union and "You can realize your self- Montgomery Elementary school, the lives of the students and their the On Fourth cafe. image by bonding,- Haley said. Walker said that although per- parents, our plan is to involve Students benefit from the re- Making friends is crucial, as it sonality is formed in childhood. the entire campus community ception ny visiting the university, creates a sense of belonging. the sorority events are messages to host a Northern and Southern academic colleges and depart- Haley's friend. Chantera for young people vs ho can still California Admitted Student ments. Jackson said. Gunn. is a freshman in journal- develop their spirits. Jen tti Seiyal / Daily Staff Reception designed to encour- "The es ent is to present SJSU ism. An aspiring storm-chaser "The events renmid us of the age students to enroll at SJSU." in the most positive light by shar- Jill Hertzer, a senior majoring in English, stands on a bench with a sign who is minoring in meteorology. power of the human spirit and the Jackson said. ing with students their next steps advertising her major to incoming students. Hertzer said the English Gunn said she IS :IS intrigued belief in oneself. It shim.. that we After the opening speeches. and answering those 'last minute' department is usually able to recruit four or Rve students during the Admitted by Haley as she is in changing need to treat esery one as human students went to a panel, campus questions." Jackson said. Student Reception. weather patterns. beings. which often, as a society. "When I came to San Jose from we forget." she said. New York. it was difficult to feel Wednesday's event takes place COMPLAINT- Department complaint that I belonged here. But SJSU at 7 p.m. in the Costanoan room brings in outside adviser to assess became more enjoyable after I of the Student t 'iiiu iii, continued from page 1 end. aviation professor Seth Bates will continue as a program has department than he was a few met Haley." said Gunn. pointing Tuesday 's Karaoke Night said. Many of the aviation graduates still not been made." months ago. The aviation student to Haley's sorority experience as starts at rt p.m. in Washburn Hall, become viable members of the local Despite the level of support said a large committee comprised the differentiating factor. The Bowling Night begins at "There are just not enough people as lation community. Recognizing from the community and faculty of concerned community mem- Courtney. Crocker, a senior p.m. in the howling center of the with the qualifications." said Robert bers and high-level as ninon pro- majoring in health science, said Student Union. Cooper. associate dean of under- fessionals, including the general graduate studies. "Our difficulty in manager of American Airlines, hiring professors are not unique to "I'm concerned about the level of met with students and faculty to San Jose State. The supply of such discuss pertinent issues regarding faculty members is dramatically MEDIATION - Opened in November support and interest expressed by the department. limited nationwide." Pierce said the committee continued from page 1 of music that's too loud The complaint was supposed to the university as a whole." provided a lot of good feedback may not he the same as the go through a process involving ail. definition of his middle-aged. to Backer. Bringing in an inde- a mediation center, so that didn't investigation and an ombudsman gets-up-at-IR e -for- work neigh- pendent adviser. Pierce said, "is have to happen" she said, refer- to mediate issues for both parties. bor. Both parties need to define a huge step in the right direc- ring to the 2003 death of a student University Ombudsman Say under acceptable volume levels that'll Seth Bates, tion." who died in a brass I between two Parker declined to comment on the allow the teenager to listen to Pierce said the Western fraternities. Medina believes the situation. his or her music and the neigh- aviation professor Association of Schools and student's untimely death was the The complaint has, however. be- bor to get some much -needed Colleges met with students at impetus behind the program's come part of an independent review sleep, Lawhorne said. the end of last semester to re- creation. going on w 'thin the department. the program's significance, the avia- members, the department remains "The most difficult part is view whether their regulations The role of the volunteering "We brought in a consultant from tion department has supporters in- in a state of ambiguity revolving making sure you're both on had been compromised. The as- mediator will he to facilitate dia- the most highly regarded aviation side and outside MM.. around its fate. The loss of this the same page." said Angela sociation has not notified the logue between the conflicting par- program in the country to review "There's been a lot of support once -renowned program would Harper, coordinator of Greek student coalition of whether the ties, define the terms of the agree- what we are doing here, what we from the community local and state- he des astating iii college students Life. "I hope to add to my skills department was in violation of ment and write down the terms of might do better and to decide what wide for the aviation program," seeking a degree III as Union in the and help students better " its rules. Interim President Don the agreement. kind of program we should have in Bales said. "The faculty members Western states. Financial and emotional res- Kassing was also looking at the "You're like the stenographer. the future." Cooper said. are committed and interested in "The as ',Mon program is the titution are a key component in taking down everything they 're Cooper said the formal complaint continuing a strong and improving only one of its we on the West complaint. hut Pierce said the many disputes. w hit h lawhorne president has not re- saying.- said Joyful Mathieson, a lodged by the student coalition was program, hut there are a lot of un- Coast." Riles .aid. "The nearest university has experience in from years of junior in the communication de- a factor in the department's decision certainties." one is in Arizona. It prov ides a sponded yet. working in the legal system. He partment who hopes to apply the to bring in a consultant. "I'm concerned about the level signiticion supply ot pri ac,,ion- Kassing said the complaint told a story in which a young training to all aspects of her life. The status of the as anon depart- of support and interest expressed als in tlw av illS,oininuinty and was in the hands of the provost. woman killed mother young More often than not, disputes ment is crucial to the university Sys - by the university as a whole." Bates the loss of that is harmful I think who was in the process of re- woman and the defendant's tire heated and emotional, which tern and to the communily. in gen- said. "'The de, Is ion if the as iatii to the kommunity viewing it. Kassing was unable mom wanted to send flowers forces the mediator to take the As tat ion student Kenneth to project a timeframe for when and a card on the anniversary Is administration would additional role of referee, making Piene invoked with the co- the com- of the woman's death III the vic- sure cool heads prevail. dlitu in that originally filed the mence the review process and tim's family. The victim's fain- "There aren't difficult or easy Is your "Check Engine" light on? complaint Pierce is a lot happier offer a response to the coalition's fly agreed. hut issues of safety mediations - there are just differ- about the ,urieni ,,,ndition of the complaint. were negotiated so that the ent ones," said Brohne Lawhorne. defendant's mom sent the gift See Norm! the director of dispute resolution to Lawhorne, and then he sent programs and ombudsman for the them to the v ictun's family. Student Specials: Santa Clara County Department of "It's OK to say 'I think you Family and Children's Services. *$19.95 oil change (most vehicles) 13artekid! need someone with more expe- Speaking at the seminar, he em- Get I din rience.' " said Lawhorne, who Custom Printe Appare phasized acting as a neutral com- * 1o./0 student discount on labor rates Embroidery Promotional I or 2 week Irainin.. warned volunteers not to get in Items munication facilitator, getting a ii mw idc job placeitic over their heads, lie said there 1.10 ea. la 25,, ' 1408I basic overview of the facts before- I mark mg av ailable is a big difference between a Complete Service & Repair hand. looking at the underlying is- ii e"r 5 ’\.: 616-770 contract and an agreement. 1.16 ro. la 100 sues that may affect the mediation CENTURY While both are written, a con- process. and synchronize the deb - hit huhns.; GRAPHICS 6S0 gfiX - 0911 tract is legally binding. ninon% of the agreement. * Timing Belt "We're not writing the con- Brakes For example, a teenager's deli- * tracts, because we're not at- * Tune up - * Clutch torneys. It connotes something * Computer CHINATOWN set in slime. and agreements are * Transmission Fast Food fluid," he said. Diagnostics The * Fuel Injection *.,Ten6-1- Nail Spa Combination Plates: program received fund- ing on Nov. I. 2004, * and more I Feel C.,00dl 2 Pier., tot S4 50 3 Ilse, kr S4 50 and what- 11.ted Core ever the dispute may he. the HOP r, I 1,0., soryr 7 VI...Welt...card Spgrelol for 51511 stt,c11,1,. ,110, 6.$ Cotl ir.,1 515 14., 150m14 j,l ArreOted Mediation Center is ,iinlident 30" off SpoPedif.re Sof., IJool Prlorruir,r,or IWO) 111134111,1, god Montt tof in its ability h I create .111 otxm. IS% off Arrylir nod Go, 11 $ ,,f eilikflial NORM'S AUTO REPAIR 4141 Wow', ,te no fro /..nroor of MIN cooperative environment on and off campus 1292 E. Saint James. San Jose. ('A "In the end. all I'm really 11/64 It $ .11,1r, Ore refry pliJUI t doing is facilitating dialogue." 141151 (40/0 298-0471 Orgy ss,1,15 rrwfiloris ond stool, .awhorne said MARCH 7. 2005 - MONDAY NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PA( iL 5 MONDAY' Summary: A report was taken influence. Vehicle 2EMF489 was for the then of items from the King S All RDA1 for a lost wallet and bus pass. towed by Rebello's Tow. Library. 7:06 p.m. VANDALISM 12'45 p.m. THEFT Governor Location: Spartan Complex 2:03 p.m. THEFT 2:17 a.m. DRIVING UNDER 10:02 a.m. THEFT Location: Dr. Martin Luther Summary: A report taken for Location: Dr. Martin Luther TIlE INFLUENCE Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library vandalism at Spartan Complex. King Jr. Joint Library Location: Eighth and Sun King Jr. Joint Library Summary: A report was taken Summary: A report was taken Salvador Summary: seeks streets A junk report was taken for an item stolen from the King TUESDAY for the theft of a tape. Summary: Rawson, Brendan for the theft of items from the King Library. DOB 04/29/69 was arrested for Library. 7:33 a.m. PRESIDENTIAL 2:57 p.m. OUTSTANDING allegedly driving while under the DIRECTIVE ON 1:55 p.m. THEFT food ban CAMPUS MISDEMEANOR WARRANT influence. 5:06 p.m. LOST PROPERTY Location: Dr. Martin Luther Location: Corporation Yard Location: Dr. Martin Luther a Location: Seventh and San King Jr. Joint Library Summary: A bicycle was im- King Jr. Joint Library Salvador streets Summary.: pounded for being unsecured. A report was taken Summary: Frcitas. David Summary: A report was taken at schools for the theft of a bicycle from the D013 04/01/50 was arrested on for lost property on campus. King Library 9:34 a.m. TRAFFIC suspicion an outstanding warrant. F COLUMBUS. Ohio 1APi Location: 10th Street Gm. Arnold garage 9:49 p.m. VIOLATION SLImarzenegger said 2 p in ANY MEDICAL hail Summary: Wade, Christopher 4:14 p.m. THEFT \ CSU RULES Sunda) he Wants to all sales of Location Es ent Center DOB 11/15/79 was cited for alleged Location: Duncan Hall Location: Spartan Complex junk food in California schools and Suniniary A report v.as taken misuse of a disabled placard. Summary: Report taken for Summary: Jason legislation was being introduced to Melina, tor mcdu. al aid on campus stolen bicycle at Duncan Hall. CRIME \ DOB 04/02/72 was cited and accomplish the goal. 9:4) a.m. LOST PROPERTY released for allegedly s iolating Vending machines in schools 4:15 p.m. SEXUAL BArrEiRY/ Location: Other WEDNESDAY BLOTTER CSU rules. should he filled with fresh Summary: A report was taken 'NWNNTED INTIMATE fruits. Negetables and milk. '11)1 (11 for a lost student ID card. 8:23 p.m. RESIST1M; FRIDAY Sclmarirenegger said during a ARREST h.. anon 1)r !Martin Luther gut:quit' -:1111d-allsV. a session with King it Joint Library 10:24 a.m. FOUND/LOST Location: Sixth and William 2:09 a.m. DRUNK fans on the final day of his Arnold a Summary PROPERTY/RESTRAINING streets DRIVING A report v.as taken Classic bodybuilding weekend. fiir an ins ORDER/ETC. Summary: Rogers, Ryan Location: Ilth and San 'dent at the King Library Schwarienegger*s comments Location: Seventh and San DOB 03/05/83 was arrested for al- 9:57 a.m. VANDALISM Fernando streets on junk food came in response to St Salvador streets legedly resisting arrest. Location: Dr. Martin Luther Summary : Rojas. Erika DOB N DAV a questioner who asked what could Summary: A report was taken King Jr. Joint Library 02/01/75 was arrested for alleg- he dime to clinihat youth obesity. for a threat was made to another. 11:01 p.m. ACCIDENT NO Summary: A report was taken edly dm mg while under the in- 2.15 :Lin ANY DRUNKEN- -First of all. we in California INJURY for vandalism done to the King fluence. Vehicle SKEYR7S %%as NESS V1OLAFION this year are iniriklucing legisla- 11:17 a.m. THEFT Location: Paw() de Cesar Library. towed hy D&M Towing. Location. Delta Gamina soror- tion that miuld ban all the sale Location: Administration build- ('have, ity of junk food in the schools.- ing parking lot Summary: A report was taken 10 a.m. THEFT 12:17 p.m. VIOLATION OF Sunumn Estrella. Selena ScIrmar/enegger said. Summary: A report was taken for a niminjury vehicle collision. Location: Dr. Martin Luther CSU RULES ni 12 ill Si) is as arrested for al- Chief of Stan Pat Clarey said for a stolen bicycle. King Jr. Joint Library Location: Royce Hall leged' being drunk in puhlic. that despite Schwarzenegger's THURSDAY Summary: A report was taken Summary: A report was taken omment. all junk food might 11:29 a.m. TRAFFIC for the theft of items from the King for alleged possession of danger- 2 -IS a to 1)121VIN(i I NI)ER not he banned. Location: Fourth Street garage 1:39 a.m. DRIVING UNDER Library. ous fireworks in student housing. II II: INE1.1 LN(T. %xouldn't so sic' re going to Summary: A report was taken THE INFLUENCE Location I hard and San han funk food. Clare), said. for misuse of a handicap placard. Location: I I th street and 1-28(1 10:01 a.m. THEFT 8:21 p.m. LOST PROPERTY Antonio streets -55 C (Loa ate ii mm ik i tug al addition- Summary %%mine/. Antonio Location: Dr. Martin Luther Location: Engineering building Sumniar . \'itsquei. J.ich n IX tEl al hills that is II deal is ith snack 12:48 p.m. LOST PROPERTY IX )13 I Irt u as arrested for King Jr. Joint Library Summary: A report was taken hIm III 52 .1s arrested tor allegedly food ai high schisils ... we're Location: Other allegedly di is ing is bile under the Summary: A report was taken for a lost backpack. dil . mg nudem the influence. lift king toi healthy sitaiks
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PAGE SPARTAN DAILY AEtE MONDAY - MARCH 7. 2005 Kingsley receives Maverick Award Cinequest 15 opens By John Myers Daily Copy Editor with laughter, confusion Though he once fainted while watching a performance of "Richard lir by the Royal HI VII Shakespeare Company.. actor Ben Kingsley now has him A. ademy Award nominations under his belt, including one win for his role in "Gandhi." "I tainted." said Kingsley. who was given one of Cinequest's Maserick Spirit Awards on Saturday. "It w as it er) hot and the heat was trapped under the balcony. I was revived by an usher and came back in and its :ached the rest of the show." Ian lohn's portrayal of Richard had such a pro- found cited on Min. Kingsley said, that he decided he wanted it he an actor. Kinesles was presented the award after the andieme s% as shown a reel of his greatest perfor- mances from films such as "Gandhi," "Sexy Beast.- "Bugsy." "Schindler's I.ist" and "House of Sand and Fog- - and a moderated conversation its it It ( silicones! director Laura Phelps. K ingsley compared working on stage and in hlin. "( hi stage. the actor is at his most public." he said. "On film. the actor is at his most private. The camera civets into that world." Kingsley said that as he becomes involved with a chalaclei he is playing in a him, he begins to see and feel that di.ikicter's qualities and feelings. "The Laincia lets y ou enter into dangerous be- Neal Waters / Daily Staff has nil." lie said. Med OWN covered in blood and there is blood im the actor's hands and shirt ... Marla Davies, left, a Mix 106.5 FM disc jockey, and Maria Mejia, a Cinequest volunteer acting as interpreter, then %on don't base to base legs that are about to listen to director Jose Roberto Torero answer a question about his film "Manual for Love Stories." Torero, a Neal Waters / Daily Sta 1.1 snap. !sly legs iii "I louse iuh Sand and Fort really Brazilian, speaks Portuguese and some Spanish, Mejia speaks Spanish and English while Davies only speaks \sere about to snap. - English, making for a memorable Q & A session. Satjiv Chahil, a former Apple Computer executive The talk was peppered with hits of conversation responsible for worldwide marketing and a new media between Kingsley and audience members, one of Film fest packs 1,1049 in California Theatre and marketing consultant, presents Ben Kingsley with Whit: It its :is a SA, man Mini his England hometown. Cinequest's highest honor, the Maverick Spirit Award Kingsley 's nest role is Frigin. the king of the By Shannon Barry and Mcfinery 's he Sears Ii tor the roman'', It, hes, hut also a play - Saturday. its Captain" is idle Of the Bay area Int tribute to the art of cinema 1 thic%l's. ii"Ohser ist." due out in September. Sergey Loginov movie, III The testis al's lineup. and its history. him fans could Daily Sniff Writers The testis al umip-started with catch the sources of 'Forero's in- the outrageous w Id premiere spiration range form de, laratisels Actor in Si film honored for career of the Brazilian comedy "Manual ripped -oft scenes frinn Iludaikk Perfume scents and organ tor Lose Stories.- win,Ii kept the and Murnan to Slows dam, Ed vaudeville music wafted in the By John Myers audience laughing es en during the Wood. musicals, soap operas and Daily Copy Editor REVIEW final credits. Jackie Chan. Director Jose Roberto 'hirer() Parody in its best. "Manual for air Wednesday evening at the made fun of all seemingly con- Love Stories" continued its ith an- California Theatre as film lovers He's one of those actors who ed% able cliches of romantik i uther. soilless fiat unplanned paiiidy is almost always in the support- came together in celebration of from casting ot leads III the on quest itsessions. Cinequest's 15th year. story till the twisted "just-marned" The Portuguese speaking dirt% - The theater welcomed a full Ill happy ending. tor clin111111111Caled 9911h the audi- house of 1.1(X) people, ing roles but ends up shining the said The oft -screen narrah n inti- ence s la a non Portuguese speak- brightest out of anyone in the Jennifer Moss, manager of public mately informed the it !ewers on ing interpietet and Mix 106.5 FM movie. relations for Cinequest. the nest plot fOrmula. its ti, It odd disc lockes Marla Das But Saturday night, actor Halfdan Hussey, co-founder of he utiliied fits time. :mil then eas- A question in English was fol- Jon Polito was a star, receiving Cinequest, introduced the opening ily changed his mind, sausine the lowed by translattim into Spanish two standing ovations while he night in speculation of Cinequest's main chamfers to sutler and an answer in Portuguese and spoke to the Cinequest audience 15th year and the evolution of the In the intimate scene, the man hits of Spanish and English. and accepted the Maverick Spirit festival as a part of San Jute and has tit oserctime considerable oh- Moles distinguished her stereit- Award for being an unbranded Neal Waters / Daily Staff the film community. stades while trs ing to unfasten typical [tile as a blonde modera- renegade in film. The festival will premiere .1fi his loser's bra and open a condom tor well. holding the microphone world. four North Polito, whose credits include Veteran actor Jon Polito was given the Maverick Spirit Award, American and package. The Wli1112111 has to moan Just It enough to hardy catch work on "Miller's Crossing," Cinequest's highest honor, Saturday night. Polito has appeared in 14 United States feature films, not because of the pleasure being a glimpse of a word that was be- "The Man Who Wasn't There," numerous supporting roles including"Barton Fink,"Seinfeld"and with 60.1100 people expected to at- received, but because her head is ing said. causing the audience to "The Big Lebowski" and "The Big Lebowski." tend, Hussey said. being humped against the back of chuckle and scream instructions. "Seinfeld." received the award Steve Wozniak. co-founder of the bed during the most passionate After Das les used the extent of immediately following the pre- was still in college he went to a Through that phone call, Apple. was one of the luminaries moves of her boyfriend. her Spanish knowledge "amor" miere of his latest work, "Charlie lecture by a Br, lad sit isas tress. Polito said he landed his first in attendance to support the tech- The narratia dominated the sto she hid goodbye to the audience the Ox." in which he fittingly "EVeryhod %s as asking good acting job in a New York play. nological and artistic development sui much that it eNell call ed the its ho moderated the session better plays an actor. questions." he said 'I low Some of the cast and crew of the festival that night. male lead to rebel. The rebellion than she did. Polito said he never prejudges do I hecome a stai She says. members of "Charlie the Ox" Wozniak used props to entertain was severely suppressed with an An MI-person crowd proceed- any of the scripts he reads when You have to want it " also answered questions from the and warm up the audience. .illXidental' cake in the tase. ed to the Paragon Restaurant in the he agrees to work with them. After losing weight and find- audience about the making of the Filled with vigor. Wozniak mis- In the after tutu queshon-and- Hotel Montgomery to enjoy drinks "For the most part. 1 don't ing he needed a job. Polito gave film. The movie was shot in and takenly sat down a row from his answer session. Ewen, sonlessed and each others company. make decisions before," he said. the actress a call. around San Jose. using many lo- scat as he looked left and right and he was partialls inspired by many Opening night seemingly un- "I work with the other actors be- said, neser remem- cal artists as cress members and quickly returned. Meg Ryan mos ies. which he was forgettable may has e been lost fore I make a decision." ber me,' " Puuhir it1 said. "She just behind-the -scenes m.orkers. Tom McEnery. ex -mayor of often forced to watch by his girl- in translation, hut the UDR erhal el- Polito described his career as said, 'You're the heavyweight Polito said he will have five San Jose. was also in attendance friends. ements of cinema saved the event a string of accidents. When he boy who wants It, be a star new films coming ..tit this year. that evening as his daughter Erin The film wasn't only a stab at from being a complete disaster.
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