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'Confession' makes no JaShang King / Daily Staff apologies Professor Tomasz Migurski exits a room in the Art build- for her lack ing after a power outage forced some students and faculty to of knowledge evacuate their classrooms. regarding automobiles Blackout 'Quoth the Raven' finds that Harry Potter film and books reflect forces dollar profits, not quality

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By Kemberly Gong groaned probably because SPORTS they didn't save stuff," said and Lisa Butt Tarek Khouzam, a computer sci- DAILY STAFF WRITTRS ence major, at the Washington Some students on campus Square Hall computer lab. were forced to evacuate their "I would have been OK with classrooms around 2 p.m. on it if it was any other day," said Monday because the power was Julie Hanhan, a biology major. cut off. "I have so much due this week." A Pacific Gas & Electric sub- Another student was not as station that failed, causing San disappointed by the outages. Jose State University's power Arthur Them said his midterm to be shut off, caused the black- was postponed for a week out, said Ted Cunningham, because his class couldn't take energy and utilities manager at it today. Facilities Development and "I'm actually pretty glad it happened, now I have more The men's rugby team came Operations. time to study," he said. out winners in the UC Santa Some students said they SJSU was not the only one Cruz Tournament, beating three were disappointed by the power Ben Liebenherg Daily Staff affected, said Cunningham. teams Saturday by a combined outages because their work was score of 71-7. Students wait outside near the Student Union for power to be restored in the Engineering interrupted. building. Power went out in several buildings on campus Monday.z "Everyone moaned and See BLACKOUT, Page 5 - Page 3 SJSU to lose $1.5 million after budget cuts By Chris Giovannetti determined which arca, could asked that a hiring reeze be o,,ed cutbacks. "There is no way this is going be cut or DAILY STAIL WRITER scaled back at San Jose instituted at all of its member "It's hard enough to get into to help us," Ambaw said. "No one State University, some profes- schools. an engineering class and now will want to stay longer than In a news conference held at sors and students said they are Prior to that request, SJSU they may take away more class- they should have to to graduate. Tower Hall on Thursday, Cali- dreading the upcoming process. already had 49 unfilled open- es," the sophomore said. I'm pissed. Even before the cuts, fornia State University Chan- Psychology department head ings. Moore explained that he had we've had problems and then cellor Charles B. Reed, fielded and professor Robert Pellegrini "It's not going to do us any to wait two semesters to take a this could happen." A broken thumb is just anoth- questions about Gov. Grey speculated that some courses good. We don't know what the beginning engineering class, Human performance depart- er one of the trials and tribu- Davis' proposed $1.5 million might have to either be cut impact will be, but it certainly and the one he finally took was ment chairman Greg Payne was budget cuts. lations in Oint Carlson's pur- entirely or have its section num- can't help us. It's going to mean sliced into two separate sec- more reserved with his com- According to the CSU system bers curtailed. that we may have to cut sections tions. ments, but said that there is no suit of his dream starting Web site, calstate.edu, 388,700 The results could mean that depending on how deep the cuts "And that was before any cuts way the budget could be cut quarterback for a Division I students are currently enrolled students with popular majors, run," Pellegrini said. "We'll do were made," Moore said. "It's without hurting the quality of football team. in the system's 23 campuses, an such as engineering or busi- everything to minimize the that bad, and most classes are education at SJSU. increase of 5.5 percent, or 8,200 ness, may have to see students impact on the students, but like that. We need more money, "Once the budget is cut we're more pupils than expected. wait longer to graduate if the deeper cuts will mean fewer not less of it." going to have to go through a - Page 4 "I want to keep the cuts as far proper classes aren't offered or degrees of freedom." Sophomore business major process of how the remaining away from the classroom as pos- are too crowded to get into, he Tim Moore, a computer engi- Yonas Ambaw also said he was funds will be allocated," Payne sible," Reed said. said. neering major, said he was livid upset when he heard about the said. "It won't be good, and it A L While it has not yet been The CSU system has already after hearing about the pro- potential budget cuts. can't be good." Minor found under influence Different faiths congregate t o give thanks BA kerstan but more about the cycle of life and Kelly said she chose the piece By Colin Atagi taken against the student for the celebration of life," she said. not just for its spiritual ideas, but being drunk while under the DARN SIA1-1 V,RFiF5 DAII Y S TAFF WRITER Campisi was the first of several also to acknowledge the beauty of legal drinking age. Traditional Thanksgiving fare people to take the podium to share nature. A medical emergeney Representatives for Student was not on the agenda for the words of wisdom and thanksgiving Kelly said she works at the occurred outside of Moulder Hall Judicial Affairs were unavail- Thanksgiving celebration in the from various traditions. Campus Catholic Ministry and when a student consumed too able for comment. Spartan Memorial on Monday, Christine Kelly, a senior major- feels services such as the Thanks- much alcohol and passed out. Diana Ti-an, Interim Commu- instead it was a spiritual adapta- ing in occupational therapy, recit- giving celebration offer a time of On Nov. 10, between midnight nity Relations coordinator for tion of the holiday. ed words from proverbs of the and 1 a.m., a 19-year-old female housing, said that the housing "Thanksgiving is a national hol- Native-American Omaha Nation. See THANKS, Page 5 student was found vomiting out- department is more concerned iday and one secular holiday that Temple Pilots and Staind side the dorm building, said U. about helping the students than we share together," said Roger Stone Bruce Lowe of the University punishing them into situations the Compaq Center in San Wharton, chaplain for SJspirit.org. rocked Police Department. like this. "It's a good time to get together for Jose for the Family Values Tour According to Lowe, LTPD offi- The housing department is prayer." 2001. cer Manny Aguayo discovered the generally more concerned about And some people did just that. student in an intoxicated state. the student's safety, she said. About 25 people gathered in the Page 6 When Aguayo confronted the "We're more interested in memorial to participate in the ser- girl, she passed out several what's going on," she said. "What vice that recognized different times, Lowe said. the root of the problem is and faiths. Paramedics were contacted how we can help." The celebration began with an and the girl was taken to the Ti-an said sanctions would be opening prayer said in unison by hospital, he said. placed on the student to make the congregation. INSIDE Jan Wilkerson, an undeclared sure there are no problems in After the prayer, Elizabeth freshman, said she was in Moul- the future. Campisi, a young adult minister der Hall when the incident took Farhan Tahir, a freshman for Catholic Campus Ministries, Letters Pg. 2 place, but she didn't know what majoring in computer engineer- stood at the podium and read from was happening. ing, said he thinks people are Sparta Guide Pg. 2 Ed Hayes' poem, "Autumn Psalm "I'm not surprised something overreacting because people of Fearlessness." Opinion Pg. 2 like this happened," she said. don't drink in the dorms as much Campisi said reading the poem "People are always drinking in the as everyone thinks. helped express ideas to the congre- Sports Pg. 3-4 dorm.s. Since she was under age, "Ever since I got here, I gation about the connection she could get into worse trouble." thought kids would be drinking Crossword Pg. 5 between nature and Thanksgiv- According to Lowe, Student all the time because they have ing. 1,1\h, mg A ' Daily Staff Judicial Affairs would be in more freedom, but it hasn't been Classifieds Pg. 5 "Autumn usually symbolizes the Chaplain Roger Wharton says a prayer during a Thanksgiving charge if any action had to be that much of a problem," he said. death of things, but like in nature, AticE Pg. 6 death is not a reason for sorrow, service held Monday in the Spartan Memorial. --

2 TUESDAY, PINTIONT NOVEMBER 20, 2001 SPARTAN DAILY 1.!Ns .11(JOSF NIX! K UNIVERSITN' Letters Sad signs of a car without loving care Classes lose meaning Recently I had a conversation the mercy of some kind stranger in order to escape a car wreck with my friend Dan that went who pushed me out of the lane so I Also, it is always wise to keep a like this: could wait to be towed without the spare tire in the trunk of one's car. with President Bush's Dan: "When I was in Texas I CHRISTINA fear of creating a five-car accident What is more helpful, however, is noticed the gas there was 92 instead all because my car had run out of oil. to keep a spare tire and snacks in of 91." LUCAROTTI I wouldn't bring it to the shop and the trunk of one's car. A warm blan- new executive orders Me: "Oh, so they get the newer make bad impressions of how I ket wouldn't hurt either. gas?" think it sounds only to find out that That way, if you don't know how Dan: "Christina, what do you it's four quarts short of oil. (No, I to change a tire, which I don't, you Right now I'm having a difficult time in my American studies and political science class- think those numbers mean?" didn't completely learn my lesson won't starve or freeze while waiting es. Me: "The numbers above the the first time it broke down.) for the AAA guy to save you. I stand there talking about the Bill of Rights and pump? Like 89, 91?" He shook his head, not believing I wouldn't spend five minutes Perhaps my blatant disregard for the 14th Amendment. I tell the students about our Dan: "Yeah." how many dollars he's spent for the fumbling around with a half-witted automotive matters seems disgrace- constitutional protections and our civil liberties. Me: "The year it was made." sake of my education. expression on my face every time I fully anti-feminist. But the way I see What is the point when President Bush signs an Right away, I knew this was the Since then, he has made inces- have to open the hood because I can it, it's not necessary for me to know executive order setting up military tribunals to try wrong answer. sant requests for me to write about never remember how to do it. everything about everything, as long suspected terrorists? Then Dan told me it was the how to care for one's automobile. What difference does it make? as I know what I need to know. Why discuss the Bill of Rights when our govern- octane level. My father, who claims mechanical Even if I manage to get the hood And up to this point in my life, I ment is holding people without even releasing their Me: "Oh, I thought it was like devices have a soul all their own, open, I really don't know what it is have needed to know very little names? wine." insists that cars long to be cared for. I'm looking at. about cars. Why talk about habeas corpus when it is ignored? Although I was sure Dan had When I tell him that my vehicle All I do know about cars is that What is the point of discussing procedural rights given me correct information, I won- has just as many miles on it as his, they need gasoline. Actually, mine when authorities listen in on conversations between dered if anyone else knew this truth. he replies, "But they're not happy needs diesel. And it's important to attorneys and clients? This is all happening. In the Certainly, I couldn't be the only miles because you don't take care of check the oil, as is obvious from the United States. Now. one who misunderstood what those your car." aforementioned tales. Editor's note: For the record, Ms. These moves are justified because most of the tricky numbers meant. Even if he has a point, mechanics I don't think it's at all a bad idea Lucarotti does know how to drive a people affected are not citizens. Justice and fairness When I asked my parents, they seem like a silly thing for me to to keep a flashlight handy, just in stick shift. and procedural safeguards are not contingent on cit- replied in unison, "Octane." Even my write about. case one is forced to walk to a phone. izenship. A government which ignores them is dan- mother knew what the digits stood If! knew how to care for my car, I In fact, a high school teacher of Christina Lucarotti is a Spartan gerous to all of us. for. wouldn't end up stranded in the mine recommended everyone travel Daily Senior Staff Writer Then I had to explain to my dad middle of the highway during morn- with mini sledge hammers under and Copy Editor. what I had thought the numbers ing rush hour while pellets of rain the driver's seat on the off chance it "Confession" appears Tuesdays. Roy Christman meant. erased all visibility, placing me at became necessary to break windows professor political science Letters - - Film industry cheats kids Reader believes quote out of imaginative stories supports Taliban ideals ast week, I saw the Harry Potter Quote for the Daily: movie before it opened to the general public. Iwas extremely insulted and the United States of Not because I'm a member of the media, to see the "Quote for the America. mind you; a friend won tickets to a pre- "The benefits of education Daily" in the Nov. 16 edi- Now we are at war with screening. tion. It read, "There is a vio- Osama bin Laden and his I'm sure about 80 percent of those of you and of useful knowledge, lence that liberates, and a forces and allies. Both reading this have probably already seen violence that enslaves; there groups espouse this ideology the movie, so I won't go into the details of generally diffused through a is a violence that is moral in their conquest of the story line or characters. and a violence that is world. It also helps them feel Suffice it to say, the movie redefined community, are essential to immoral." The quote is by righteous as they murder "crap." More humor and daring. Benito Mussolini. every man, woman and child I fell asleep during the climax. The child Dahl was a truly original thinker who the preservation of a free I read it with disgust and who happens to fall from actors looked like actors, and everything took risks with his writing, and his books horror because it is from the their favor or be in their way. about the movie was a straight translation have stood the test of time at charming government." author of countless murders For the heart and soul of from book to screen. generations of children. and horrific destruction in this country please show the It was long-winded, predictable, forced He was making parents and teachers Italy. The newspaper shows wisdom not to print any- and even worse not funny. nervous years ago. Sam Houston support for the Taliban in thing that could show sup- I think children are way too easily J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter won't be printing this quote. port for that kind of,snE. swayed by me,xclowlising La,, reFognize a remembered 10 years from now. Benito Mussolini was the good movie whenlhey see it. Today's children will eventUally forget fascist premier of Italy from Paul Simoni They also have a tendency to jump on Harry Potter, and they'll come across other, 1922 to 1943. He led Italy in undeclared the bandwagon and try to be bigger fans more solid stories to pass on to their chil- World War II against Europe junior than their friends. dren. I'm glad children are reading, of course, My generation, however, remembers but the Harry Potter mania has gotten out Charlie and his Chocolate Factory and, at spipirit.org of hand. Daily meditation, 4 p.m. to 5,30 p m. Come jam some point, wanted to eat real everlasting us no matter Your next question is going to be, "Well, gobstoppers. your meditation form. There is a did you like the books?" power and comfort in community meditation. Week- We secretly wondered: If I put a bunch I'll answer that in a minute. But first, I of toiletry products and pills in the sink Sparta ly Spiritual Explorers meetings, 6 pm. to 7 p.m at would like you to ask yourself if that ques- and mix them the Campus Ministry on 10th Street. Come for dis- up, will the potion be as cussion, reflection, meditation. tion should really matter when examining miraculous as George's Marvelous Medi- Guide singing, ritual, litur- a movie. cine? gy and a supportive environment to be the spiritual Many books are crafted into screenplays Dahl was writing about "vermicious person you are. All spiritual traditions are welcome. for movies, Today Spartans' Triathlon Club For more information, call and many of those movies fall knids" long before Rowling decided to dis- Chaplain Roger at 275- flat. cuss "vicious First organization meeting, 2:30 pm. to an p.m 1346 or visit the Web site sispiritorg. grindylows." School of Art and Design at the barbecue pits and picnic area near the East But the movies all must stand on their What really seals Dahl's superiority, own, In conjunction with the exhibition of their work. Spartan Complex courtyard For more information, Catholic Campus independent of the book. though, is his maturity. He wrote dozens of Ministry In other words, a movie still has to be books for Thompson Gallery director Jo Farb Hernandez call Brjrnn at18311465-8611. Bible Trek, 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the children and stories geared introduces May Bern and Dennis Nechvatal work. 5 Montalvo room of good, even if the book was spectacular. toward adults. the Student Union. For more It can't be considered great just because His work pm. to 6 pm in the Art building, Ftoom 133 For SJSU Ballroom Dance Club information, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. progressed as he aged, and he more information, call 924-4328. Student galleries Two-step, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and open the story it was based on was great. wrote two autobiographical books for chil- That said art reception, 6 pm. to 8 pm. in the galleries us the dancing, 7.30 pm. to 8:30 pm. in the Spartan Gay Lesbian Bisexual and I thought the books, while dren, which were just as stunning as any Art and Industrial Studies buildings For more Complex, Room 89. For more information, call not spectacular, weren't bad, either. Well, of his fictional books. Transgendered Alliance (GLBTA) "book." I read the information, call John or Nicole at 924-4330. the dance club at 924-SPIN. Weekly club meeting, b p.m. to 6,45 p.m in first book, and I got The story of his life included trips to the Costanoan room of the bored with the second after reading about Norway, Africa and a stint in the British Student Union. Com- a third of it. military. Catholic Campus Ministry Department of Nutrition and Food Science munity, activities, support and discussion open to Daily Mass, 12,10 pm. and Scripture Reflection, Come see the latest in body composition test- all. For more I have to ask myself, as you also should, His years as a child in boarding school information, e-mail the alliance at if someone 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel ing, 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central Classroom glbtakkmail.sjsuedu. with as much literary patience manage to be more interesting and fantas- For more information, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. building. Students pay $5. Staff and faculty as me couldn't stand to finish a book, why tic than any of Harry's days at Hogwarts members pay $10. For more information, call Students for would a capricious, fickle young child School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Justice choose to read it? Nurses Christian Fellowship Sherry at 206-7599. Weekly meeting, 5 p.m. in the Pacheco room Dahl triumphed over illness, heartbreak Jesus the puzzling king. 9 30 a.m. and 1010 a.m. of the Merchandising. Today's kids (and and being near-penniless. Student Union. Join us as we plot world adults, really) in the Montalvo room of the Student Union. For more Student Life Center domination and progressive campus have been told that these Something tells me that if Rowling campaigns. books are the best, most exciting books for decided to information, call Diane Stegrneir at 279-6385 Student leaders are invited to apply for "Lead. For more information, call Vanessa at 504-9554. write an autobiography, it would ership Today Creating Community in a Diverse them to read. be nothing but complaints about royalties Counseling Services World, Jan, 16 to 18 at the Asilomar Retreat Cen- They've been told that their imagina- and about being forced by publishers to M.E.Ch.A. write General process group, 230 p.m to 4,30 p.m. ter Deadline to apply is 5 p.m. Nov 20. This pro- Rata Day Committee weekly tions will be captured. another mediocre pile of paper meetings, noon But the books can only offer mushy known to the world as a book. in the Administration building, Room 201 For gram is designed to train students to address to 1 pm. in the Chicano Library Resource Cen- more information, call Kell Fujimoto or Jeni Lan- issues of diversity There is no cost to participate. ter pablum easily digested by a lazy TV gener- True brilliance isn't forced or hyped to For more information, call Adriana Garcia at ation. the dau at 924-5910. Applications are available in the Mosaic of the 655-6785. masses or merchandised so much that Student Union and the Student Life Center or by I can guarantee that if Potter-loving children forget what makes a story won- School of Music and Dance e.mailing jpboycKthemail.sjau ed. For more infor- kids picked up a book written by Roald derful: their imagination. Choreography III showing, 2 p m to 3:15 p.m. mation. call Jane Boyd at 924-5961. Dahl, they would be blown away. in Spartan Complex, Room 219 For more infor- For those of you who weren't lucky Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to enough mation. call Fred Mathews at 924-5044 students, faculty and staff to have read one of his books as a members. The deadline child, I recommend "The Witches," Wednesday for entries is noon, three working days before the Muslim Student Association desired publication date. "George's Marvelous Medicine" and "Char- Emily B. Zurich is a Spartan Entry forms are avail- lie and the Chocolate Factory." Daily Women in Islam "The truth behind the veil," Associated Students able in the Spartan Daily Office. Space restric- Senior Staff Writer 1 30 p m. in Umunhum room of the Student Finance committee, 3 p m in the Associated tions may require editing They have the same wizardry, silly lan- and Copy Editor. of submissions. Entries guage, engaging plots and lovable charac- *Quoth the Union. For more information. call Mohammad Student House, Room 102 For more information, are printed in the order in which they are Raven" Naaman at 924.8712 call Julie Perreira.Rieken at 924.6257 received. ters only more life. More originality. appears Tuesdays.

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0 An athlete's Thanksgiving By Fernando F. Croce dential suite," he said. a DAILY STAFF WRITER Liz Hudson, a middle blocker "There's going to for the women's volleyball team, Is Thanksgiving inevitably brings be a whole lot of said much of Thanksgiving for to mind warm turkey and pump- her is a surprise. kin pie enjoyed in the company of food, it's going to "I fly to Southern California every year, and my whole family The idea may seem even more be like a buffet IS there," she said. "We're going inviting after long hours of train- out to a cabin, and I have no idea ing in the rain and mud. times two. It'll be what we'll be doing. I hope we do Some athletes and coaches of a daylong event, some hiking." T the San Jose State University Tony Chang, midfielder with e- sports department spoke of how one long party the men's soccer team, said he they plan to spend or not does not have big things planned spend their Thanksgiving with friends and ahead. time. "It's nothing special," he said. Some of them said they would relatives dropping "I just stay home with my dad. be juggling their free time with by." We don't get to hang out a lot, so le some training. whenever I get a chance to rest, Mickey Manzo, a pitcher for - like now, we watch TV and get the Spartan baseball Rawlston Masaniai, team, said SJSU soccer player together." that although he will be visiting Gary St. Clair, head coach for his relatives, sports would not be would try to juggle both his inter- the men's soccer team, said he far from him. ests. would divide his time between "I am driving down to L.A. to "My main objective is to just family and work. spend some time with my family spend some time with my family "I want some time with my and friends," he said. "At the back home," he said."! also plan family for Thanksgiving, then same time, I'll be teaching my sis- to go out and run for a while, just Friday morning me and my sister ter to play soccer. My dad is a to be in shape, but for the most will go to San Diego, recruiting baseball coach, so my whole fam- part rn try to just rest." for the team," he said. ily is into sports." Jahseam George, a pitcher, For the Spartan football team, Pitcher Mike Malott said he said this year he would be stay- choices were more limited. Prior feels Thanksgiving is one of the ing home working on his game. to the Saturday game with Cal few times he has to get some "I went to Hawai'i last year, State Fresno, the team will be rest. but this week I'll be hanging spending Thanksgiving dinner "I live in San Jose, so I'm just around here, rehabbing my elbow together in Fresno. going home to see my family," he and getting ready for the next Charlie Roche, offensive line said. "We just have everybody game," he said. coach for the team, said that over and play basketball and For some of the athletes, despite having to stay away from stuff. The (baseball) team prac- Thanksgiving will be a brief but home, the team should create a tices even the day before Thanks- complete break from sports. family atmosphere. giving, so I'm thankful for that Rawlston Masaniai, a fullback "We will be practicing and get- one day free. After that, it's non- defender for the Spartan soccer ting ready for the Fresno game, stop work." team, said that when he spends but we will also be getting Brianna Blair, outside hitter time with his family, everything together like a big family," he for the Spartan women's volley- else is put on hold. said. "We'll be having pumpkin ball team, said the upcoming "I'm going back to L.A., and pie and turkey with tons of game would still be in her mind my whole family is coming gravy" during her Thanksgiving stay. down," he said. "There's going to Linebacker Paul Okumu said "We have games on the week- be a lot of food, it's going to be he felt the team should enjoy end, senior night on Saturday," like a buffet times two. It'll be spending the holiday together. she said. "My whole family is like a daylong event, one long "We'll be gathering together coming over to have dinner. ni party with friends and relatives ... trying to visualize our fami- still practice, though I usually dropping by. lies at home," he said. "But it David Bitton Dinh Sniff don't get to spend a lot of time "As far as practicing goes, should not be bad, because our with my family." when I'm with my family, nothing people here, Spartan Tony Hopkins fights off a Santa Clara defender our team, also con- with his forearm while making his way Pitcher Frank Esposito said he intrudes. It's my own little presi- stitute a family." uofield. The Spartans lost that contest on Oct. 27. SJSU men's rugby club wins local tournament APPLICATION DEADLINE TODAY DAILY STAFF REPORT Drop off at Mosaic Outscoring its opponents 71- (Student Union, 3rd Fl.) or 7, the men's rugby club won the Ls UC Santa Cruz Tournament Sat- at the Student Life Center (Old Cafeteria Bid I. urday, beating UC Santa Cruz, SPARTANROund Up the Maritime Academy and the University of San Francisco. The club won its first game The final game of the day was to UC Berkeley 10-0 and Chico against host UC Santa Cruz, 12- against the University of San State by a score of 10-5. 7. Matt Cluin and Tony Hopkins Francisco, and the club won hand- The women's club managed to each had a try and Joe Perez had ily, 33-0. Melo, Fagalde, Perez, beat UC Santa Cruz by a score one conversion in the match. Gusto Curtis and Blaine Mauldin of 5-0. The seven points scored each had a try. Perez had four An eye-raising aspect of the against the SJSU club would be conversions in the match. tournament was that the games the only points allowed for the According to head coach Mike were played in 25-minute halves afternoon. McDonald, the tournament is instead of 40. Later in the day, the club beat usually only played by the The club's next tournament Maritime Academy 26-0. Carlos women's rugby clubs. The avail- appearance, the Silicon Valley eacterskip aroda: Melo scored twice and Eric ability of a second field this year Tournament, is scheduled for Dec. Antonelli and Aaron Fagalde each allowed the men's club to join in 1. had a try. Perez kicked two con- the action. The club's regular season versions and Fagalde had one as The women's club went 1-2 in starts Feb. 2, where it is scheduled Creating Communit in a Diverse ricl well. the tournament Saturday, losing to play at Stanford University. Soccer season ends without a game January 16-18, 2002 By Andrew Toy went into overtime," Blank said, events to add to its season. "It was basically a safety issue for "Overall, I'm happy," Lyssand Asitomar Retreat Center, Monterey Bay DAILY STAFF WRITER the players." said. "I'm really happy with all the For Spartan senior midfielder SJSU head coach Gary St. players. We worked really hard. Lars Lyssand, the men's soccer Clair had no comments about the We had a good year." team's season had an unexpected decision to cancel the match. "Everyone's a great person, not Advanced student ending. According to Gonzaga Univer- just soccer wise, but as a person. "It's been a wacky year," sity head coach Einar Thorarins- We all came together. I had a fun Lyssand said. "Everything's just son, it was a mutual decision year with everyone," he said. leadership retreat gone so weird." among the coaches and the offi- St. Clair said he was pleased The rescheduled 2 p.m. game cials not to play. with how his team played this sea- on Friday between San Jose State "Because of the darkness and son. University and Gonzaga Universi- no lights, we couldn't play," Tho- "I think we had a very positive 40 SJSU students ty was canceled after being rarinsson said, and very successful season with delayed for more than an hour Thorarinsson said he knew the this young team," St. Clair said. because of the late arrival of the game was important to SJSU 'They did good with the veteran 2 nights at soccer officials to referee the because it had a lot of seniors who losses from last season and the 3 days/ no cost game, said SJSU sports informa- wanted to play. young players stepped in very well." tion assistant Brian Blank. "I feel very bad for the San Jose St. Clair also said he is positive The game was originally ached- State team, I know that they real- about next season's team. Lifelong skills & uled for 7:30 p.m. on Friday at ly wanted to play," Thorarinsson "It'll be hard to replace the sen- Spartan Stadium, but the field said. "We wanted to play also." iors, but I think we'll be good next conditions were not acceptable for Although the Spartans were not season with the returning players Amazing memories the soccer game to be played on, in playoff contention, the match that we have," St. Clair said. Blank said. was important to some of the play- As for Lyssand, he said he The contest was then moved to era who wanted to play their last would be preparing for the senior the Spartan practice fields, but game in a Spartan uniform, combine in Florida, which is because the field lacks lighting the "It's hard to believe that this is scheduled to be held in mid-Janu- game was rescheduled for 2 p.m. my last game and I didn't even get ary so it could be played before dark, a chance to play," Lyssand said. It is where professional scouts The officials arrived shortly after "I'm really disappointed." and coaches will take a close look 3 p.m., which resulted in the coach- Lyssand also said the team has at college seniors across the coun es' decision to cancel the game gone through some tough losses, try. Applications available at Mosaic (3rd floor. Student Union). Student Life Center instead of playing it, Blank said. giving up late goals in close "Ill hopefully get some good "Due to the late start and lack games. He added that the cancel- looks there, then enter the (Major (Old Cafeteria Bldng). Student Union Information Or.. and Student Services Ctr. of field lighting, they felt that lation of its last game of the year League Soccer) draft and get they'd be pushing it if the game was just another strange twist of dratted," Lyssand said. Questions? Call Jane Boyd at 924-5961.

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4 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2001 SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY A dream deferred out in his senior year in high Breaking his thumb school that he wasn't eligible to attend any of the Division I "It's easy to be is one more thing schools that were recruiting him because he didn't take the two great, but it's that Clint Carlson years of foreign languages that when everything were required. has to rebound from That meant no University of is chaotic and Washington, no Arizona State By Mike Osegueda University, no Brigham Young everything's not University, no San Diego State DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER University. going right when Finally. Clint Carlson was He made the best of things at you find finally living out his dream. Dixie, until IT struck. Carlson out the He was the starting quarter- took things in stride, deciding to type of person back for the San Jose State Uni- leave football in order to serve a versity football team. He had just two-year mission to teach people you are." taken the reins of an 0-5 team and about The Church of Jesus Christ guided it to two consecutive wins. of Latter-day Saints. - Clint Carlson, For six years, the dream had He was in Portland, Ore., for Spartan quarterback been sitting there. Just out of his two years that he said changed reach. Close enough to keep him his life forever. Coaches weren't begging him to going every day. But far enough to "I didn't get paid for what I play for their school. keep him unfulfilled. did," Carlson said. "I didn't get He decided to try to walk-on at Ile had been to three different any type of reward for what I did, SJSU, but red shifted the 1999 schools. He had been spit on. He it was really nice just to give back season in order to work out his had lost his best friend in a car to the community and help people back pains. accident. He had been in a car who needed help. It seems that A new student in a new place, accident himself. He had broken people only do things to get some- Carlson didn't have any friends or his ankle. He had been punched thing back, and if you don't get anywhere to live. in the face. anything back, they won't do it" He went to a church, and found None of that stopped 24-year- Carlson wasn't always met another SJSU student, Corbin old Carlson. with kindness. He spent his days Bingham, who needed a room- It would have been easy, too. So studying in the morning, then mate. Carlson and Bingham easy. To just forget about football going out to teach others. But became best friends and room- and get on with his life. But he some people just didn't want to mates. couldn't. It was his dream since he hear the message. As Carlson watched from the was a little kid, to be a Division I "It was really, really hard when sidelines of a Division I football college football quarterback. someone spit on you, when some- team that close to his dream And now he was living it. He one slammed a door in your face," it was Bingham, he said, who kept threw for 366 yards and three Carlson said. "It was really hard him going. touchdowns on Oct. 19, leading to just be calm about the whole "He was a great person in gen- SJSU in his first start at the Divi- situation and just walk away from eral," Carlson said. "He taught me sion I level. A week later, he threw it. At least once a day, or maybe a lot about perseverance and hard for 282 yards and two scores, lead- twice a day, you have those people work and dedication to a cause. ing the Spartans to a 63-27 victo- who degrade what you believe in He gave me a lot of hope." ry against Tulsa. or degrade you." Then IT happened. IT is some- One day it elevated to another DEVASTATING. That's what the thing Carlson knows all to well. level. A man was intensely argu- phone call was. Carlson got a call An accident or an injury or a new ing with Carlson's friend, and early on an August morning as he David Bitron Daily Stag roadblock or anything when Carlson tried to calm things was on vacation with his family. that comes pass during a game on Oct. 13 against Southern Methodist University at along and snatches the dream down, the man swung at him and Corbin was dead. Clint Carlson drops back to from his grasp hit Carlson on the chin. It was a car accident. Bingham Spartan Stadium. The Spartans lost the game 24-17. IT kicks him to the ground. Just like with football, it never was traveling from Las Vegas to Dares him to get back up. And he discouraged Carlson. Utah with his parents. His father and he made his choice," his moth- to me than just football," Carlson crag. He's telling the NCAA the does, because he doesn't know He wasn't the type that was tried to pass a semi truck, but got er Carla Carlson said. "Did it said. "I keep a picture of him in story of his thumb injury and anything else but to get up and easily discouraged. Instead, he too close. affect the rest of his season? my wallet. A lot of times that kind Bingham's death. get his dream back. encouraged others. "It was all kind of surreal at Absolutely. He's had a dream of helps me out. He used to put up The decision won't be known This time IT manifested itself His mother, Carla, remembers first. I didn't really think it hap- since he was 4 years old and now little inspirational sayings around until next year, but until then the in the form of a broken thumb. a time when she watched her son, pened," Carlson said. "You don't he's in a crossroad, where he has the house and right next to his dreaming 4-year-old is still a part In his third game as a starter, then a high-school freshman, fin- want to think that something like to choose to take himself out of bed. I took them all down and now of Carlson. He'll keep reaching against the University of Hawai'i, ish practice while she waited for that had happened. It didn't real- the competition and go to his best I have them in my room." and reaching, trying to grab that he threw an interception in the him. ly hit me until I came home and friend's funeral." Another of Carlson's favorites dream. He'll keep hoping. first quarter. He chased down the The team was running, and as he wasn't there. It was a real Carlson doesn't regret the deci- is: "It doesn't matter how hard For now, it all rides on a sixth guy with the ball, tried to tackle usual Carlson finished first. As depressing time." sion, not one bit. you fall. It just matters how fast year of eligibility. It could mean him and ended up fracturing his others finished, they were folding Another friend and SJSU stu- "When you lose someone like you get up." the difference between a dream thumb. over on the sidelines, drinking dent, Lindsay Barton, saw the that, you have to think about the That's where he's at now. Try- fulfilled and a dream unrealized. It was enough to end this sea- water or even puking. But not changes in Carlson. all the positives that they con- ing to get back up. Standing there, "It means everything to me," son, his senior year, and pull his Carlson. He got back on the field "He took that real, real hard," tributed to your life. Just to be on the sidelines, his thumb in a Carlson said. "It's an opportunity dreatt away from him yet again. arid-ran with the rest of the time Barton saki 41e kind of shut a lot able to' know him as a human cast, his dream still out of grasp. for me to live out my dream." laika he,always does, Carlson.is.....-withAus teanunates, emoulaang of pqople put: He shut things that being blessed my life so much. "I guess you have to take every- climbing his way back up. He's them as he went. weren't going well in his life out. Just knowing that I got to know thing with a grain of salt and real- petitioning the National Colle- "That really defined who he And he kind of went into a hole." such a great person gave me a lot ize that there's a bigger picture," 1 giate Athletic Association for a was," his mother said. "Because of To make matters worse, a week of comfort and helped me deal Carlson said. "And I can't see that sixth-year of eligibility. what he did, other boys got up and later he had to report to summer with it. I was blessed to spend the picture right now. But I believe Have you ctiecked the class All he wants is a chance, one did the same. It would be so easy camp, where he would be compet- time I did with him." everything happens for a reason, last chance, for him to think of himself, but he ing for the starting quarterback Carlson said he memorized a regardless of the circumstance. It "I guess like anything in life didn't do that" job with Marcus Arroyo and Bren- saying during his mission help sucks that this happened, but that's worth anything, you're nan Crooks. him through the time. They were with every negative you have to going to have to work for it," Carl- UGLY. That was the accident that Why did IT keep happening? the words of Dr. Martin Luther have find a positive. You can't son said. "Nothing is given to you. almost ended Carlson's football Why, when he was so close? King Jr. dwell on the past, you have to Be an Angel... The prize has to be better than career. To Carlson, it was just another "The measure of a man isn't dwell on the present." the obstacle that it takes to get While still in Portland, he was challenge. Another thing to make where he stands in moments of And Carlson is convinced he Donate Eggs! there. That's just a great parallel traveling in a car one night and him stronger. convenience, but where he stands can't let IT win. So he's petition- If you are 21-30 years old, to life in general. Whatever you're the driver ran a stop sign at 40 When the time came for Bing- in trial and controversy." healthy, bright & responsible. working for, you're going to have mph. The car plowed into the Ford ham's funeral, things got more "When everything is conven- 401f? Call Family Fertility Center obstacles, it's just a matter of how F450 truck. Carlson, sitting in the complicated. Camp had started ient," Carlson said. "It's easy to be All nationalities needed bad you want to get there." passenger seat and not wearing a two days before, and Carlson had great, but it's when everything is 1-800-939-6886 seatbelt, flew toward the wind- to travel to Redding, Calif , for the chaotic and everything's not going Generous Compensation PAINFULLY. That was how shield, bounced off and flew funeral. right when you find out the type Carlson's first year in college foot- around the car like a pinball. Carlson said he didn't get of person you are. You dig deep ball ended. The problem that stuck with much support from the coaches, and you find out what kind of 7.37 ea. for 25 Bwhifte "I was rolling out the pocket, Carlson was his back. When he who told him he would be taking man you are. You find out what need t-shirts? and I threw the ball and got tack- tried to return to football in 1998 himself out of the competition for kind of fighter you are." 5.78 ea. for 50 One color. led from behind," Carlson said. at Scottsdale College in Arizona, the starting job if he left. "My body went one way, and my he didn't believe his back was 100 While he wasn't getting the DEDICATED. That's what Carl- shirts! 4.99 ea. for 100 Ounxeation ankle went the other, and that percent. support he hoped for from the son did during the Tulsa game on was it." The coaches, however, con- coaching staff, which has now Oct. 26. At halftime, he took off his (408) 616-7700 He was the game shirt and wrote, "Corbin quarterback at vinced him to play. been replaced, Carlson said he "I discovered CENTURY Dixie College in southern Utah. "It's hard because as a quarter- was thankful for his teammates Bingham. Rest In Peace. 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a SAN 10SE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPAM:AN DAILY _ NEWS TUESDAY, NOvENBER 20, 2001 BLACKOUT: One leg of power source fai? led, the remaining caused overload THANKS: 25 students attend event continued from Page I which supplies the school with ings can handle about 12,000 systems on campus, the universi- energy. continued from Page I she stumbled upon the service, Otherwise, it could have volts of power, while older ones ty buys power from PG&E, John- but would like to have more regu- More than 13,600 people in the taken much longer for the can handle only 4,160 volts, she son said. recognition. lar involvement in the future. area were out of power. power to be restored, Cunning- said. SJSU's co-generation plant, "I think these traditions show -I just saw the sign outside and Dan Johnson, associate vice ham said. The co-generation Older buildings, such as Tower located across from the Health we give thanks for the people we came in, but I'm so thankful to president of Facilities Develop- plant currently supplies the Hall, Morris ment and Dailey Auditorium, building, is the largest plant of all are," she said. God for all I have that I just want- Operations, said when school with up to 6 megawatts, the Administration building and its kind one leg of the within the 23-campus Others followed Kelly in shar- ed to come and pray and give power source is enough power to light 600,000 Hugh Gillis Hall, among others, California State University down, all the power is sys- ing words from different faiths, thanks," she said. directed 100-watt light bulbs, of energy, were slower to get back online, tem, Johnson said. There are including Islamic, Christian, into the remaining channels. he Bud- At 26 years old, Hughes said said. On Monday, the school Cunningham said. He said he other schools that do have co- dhist and Judaic traditions. she has been through a lot in her This increases the intensity of was operating on 2.14 made the decision to slowly bring generation plants, but none During the service, a song per- life to the flow of power, causing and wanted take time dur- a megawatts supplied by PG&E power to all the buildings so that match the size of the one at formed a cappella from the Chris- ing this holiday to give thanks for "spike" or surge of power that and 3.4 megawatts supplied by overloads they would not overload the cir- SJSU. tian tradition was sung by Ida getting through hard times. the power line and the co-generator. cuit breakers again, adding that shuts it down, "Because this acts as a buffer York, a senior majoring in music "We should all be thankful for he said. The co-generation plant runs Facilities Development and to all of the energy Johnson said problems, and student president of the what we do have, and always look mechanical or perallel lines of energy between Operations didn't turn on the such as the rolling brownouts physical failures Catholic Campus Ministries. at the bigger picture," she said. can cause PG&E and itself, Cunningham power in the most of the oldest last summer, no one realized it York concurred power sources to fail, with Kelly that While the hosts of the service including said. buildings until PG&E had come was happening. When (the the service was a time for thanks were mostly of the Christian seemingly minor incidents, such "What we don't make, we back on and was stable. power) as a does go down, people are of people and nature. faith, Wharton said he welcomes car accident that damages import," he said. The co-generation plant can bothered by it," power lines. Johnson said. "We learn as children what all faiths and encourages every- Most buildings on campus produce enough electricity for Thanksgiving was traditionally one to come together. The power was restored to were up and running before the the entire school during lower most Staff writers Cohn Atagi, about, but as adults, we start "We try to reach out to every buildings on campus with- older ones, because of the capaci- power-usage seasons. When it Chris Giovannetti in an hour, and Sarah seeking a spiritual connection to group on campus," he said. "What because SJSU has ty of power they could handle, cannot produce enough power Grace Ruf contributed to this the holiday," she said. we its own co-generation all have in common is we plant, said Johnson. The older build- needed to run the large computer story. Jennifer Hughes, a senior reflect our core issues through majoring in communications, said spirituality."

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LN FAMILY AFFAIR San Jose Compaq Center gets a taste of togetherness on the stage with The Family Values Tour By Todd Hendry sound to it and rapper Mike Shino- Staind's set had a big dark tree tarist's balls before leaving the show butt naked and draped in an DAII Y STAFF WRITER da got the audience's participation like their "Break The Cycle" cover as it threw its hands in the air. and the band used smoke American flag. The Family Values Tour 2001 The combination of lead singer machines that gave the effect of fog It all started in the encore of its was filled with the value of family Chester Bennington's vocals, along at their feet during the entire set. performance, when the band came as musicians collaborated with with Shinoda and the addition of Frontman Aaron Lewis was back out and Weiland dropped his each other onstage at San Jose's four other musicians, gave Linkin very relaxed and laid back with his pants with his bare butt facing the Compaq Center Tuesday. Park the opportunity to run back left hand near his right armpit or crowd. and forth onstage as well as going having both hands clenching his Weiland welcomed fans and into the crowd giving fans high- microphone. said that both he and drummer REVIEW fives. Maybe that is because he was Eric Kretz were born at Kaiser In the middle of their hit single, smoking what could have been a Hospital. A lit up "Family Values" sign "Crawling," Linkin Park brought a joint or a weird looking cigarette. Stone Temple Pilots played hung above the stage with Ameri- young fan on stage. She danced Guitarist Mike Mushok looked like material from all five of their can flags on each side of it. and rocked out in her homemade he was having convulsions and albums, but played most of their Stone Temple Pilots, Staind, Linkin Park shirt. spasming while he was playing. material from their first two Linkin Park, Static X and Deadsy Linkin Park was an amazing act The band played their hit song albums, "Core" and "Purple." were the performing bands for this who really got in touch with its "Mudshovel," its current hit single The band played "Wicked Gar- year's tour. fans. DJ Joseph Hahn scratched "Fade," and near the halfway mark den," "Creep," "Vaseline" and many Deadsy opened up the night. and slowed down the tempo of of its set, it went acoustic and had more throughout the night. They had an electronic sound with songs such as "Points Of Authority" the crowd screaming. Weiland told the audience that a little goth flavor added to it. and "In the End". The majority of the audience their song "Big Empty" was about Static X followed, playing songs The band played all of its major sparked up their lighters while the making love in the baclu3eat of a such as "Permanent," off their new hits near the end of its set. Linkin band performed "Outside." Lewis car. album, "Machine." Static X's music Park played almost all their songs asked the fans if they were ready to Halfway through their set, is very heavy and lead singer from the quadruple-platinum sing and the crowd sang the cho- Stone Temple Pilots went with Wayne was dressed in a purple album, "Hybrid Theory". rus. "That was beautiful," Lewis acoustic and changed the stage set turtleneck with black shorts. He The band played "Papercut," said in response to the crowd's par- up, as if they were doing a MTV screamed and roared, and at times "Runaway," and its hit single "In ticipation. Unplugged show. They played sounded like Rob Zombie from the the End." They closed out their set Staind's set was very interest- "Sourgirl" and brought out Aaron rock band White Zombie. The band with their most well-known single, ing. Frontmi:m Wayne from Static Lewis to sing "Creep," They sat finished its set by playing "Push It," "One Step Closer," which shared a X joined Lewis for a song. During down next to each other and har- which is the first song off its first little bit of family unity when they the song "Suffer," a woman exposed monized very well. record, "Wisconsin Death Trip," brought up special guest Aaron herself and was mauled by several Some of the highlights of Stone Linkin Park entered the night Lewis, frontman for the band men groping her. The band also Temple Pilots set were the cameos and took the audience by storm, Staind. Lewis came out and sang, played its top-of-the-charts single, by Linkin Park singer Chester even covering Guns N' Roses' "Everything you say to me/I need a "It's Been A While." Bennington and Lewis of Staind. "Sweet Child Of Mine," which tran- little room to breath." Stone Temple Pilots headlined Bennington sung with Weiland sitioned to their hit single "One Staind mellowed down the audi- the event and put on a very weird on "Dead And Bloated" while they Kristopher Gainey / Daily Staff Step Closer." ence when they hit the stage. show. exchanged verses. 'That mother- Midway through their set, The band played a mixture of Lead singer Scott Weiland came fuckees got some skills," Weiland Stone Temple Pilots lead singer Scott Weiland performs at Linkin Park performed a new song. material from its new quadruple- out in a pimp outfit with a hat, put said, after Chester left. - the Family Values Tour Tuesday night at the Compaq Center. The "Who can rock a rhyme like this," is platinum album, "Break The on bras from two females who The show ended, and the police bands Deadsy, Static X, Linkin Park and Staind also performed. what they repeated over and over Cycle" and songs from "Dysfunc- threw them on stage and rubbed sirens were played as the band left again. 'Ile song had a hip-hop tion." the microphone under his gui- the stage. Bufluells obsession in theaters again By Fernando F. Croce ing barriers of piety. ed the stunt. He would later on feeling of inner peace, of expan- In "That RAPPING FIR Obscure Object of quip that many people in the audi- siveness of spirit, of an old man FOR WRI DAILY STAFF Desire," Bufiuel's hero, Mathieu ence never noticed it. who has spent his entire life chal- The best film out there right (Fernando Rey), is a dapper, gen- Sex and its effects, both liberat- lenging the world and is now, now in fact, the best film to hit tlemanly bourgeoisie, pushing 60. ing and bewildering, have obsessed gracefully, seeing and accepting theaters the entire year does Near the beginning, as he boards a Bufwel over the decades: The men everything in it. TOLERANCE not have little boys and wizards, train, he pours a bucket of water in his films think, so to speak, with In that sense, the Mm is the computer-animated monsters try- over the head of the bruised young their little heads. Women for him sort of masterpiece that filmmak- Remedy made a stop in The Body Shop i ing to bring out your inner child, or woman who was chasing him. is the source of mystery, misery ers can only make at a certain age, fine-boned starlets bravely don- The other passengers, justly and magic, corrupting yet immacu- when 'eVerything in their Carders the downtown area to advocate acceptance ning frumpy fat suits. intrigued, ask him to explain what late, incomprehensible and irre- has fallen in place. Fibril' like this, By Karlie Reiss It does have seething sexual had led to such an act. placeable. along with Howard Hawks' "Rio obsession and frustration, casual The woman, he tells them, was Mathieu knows he will never fig- Bravo," Samuel Fuller's "The Big DARN' STAFF WRITER Conchita, who was a chambermaid ure out Conchita, and that gets to Red One" and John Huston's "The Standing at 5-feet-4-inches, when he first met and tried to him. The terrorist explosions Dead," disprove the myth that film Staten Island native Remedy is an REVIEW seduce her. She quits and disap- around him are minor irritations is a young man's game. intimidating rapper. pears, but the two keep running compared to the depths of unre- "That Obscure Object of Desire" Not because of his stature, but detours into surrealism and a lit- into each other again and again solved feelings welled in him by this is playing for only one week at the simply through his powerful lyrics, erally two-faced heroine. Oh yeah, afterwards. What follows is a bat- woman. The two women we see are Towne Theater in downtown San that have a pro-Semitism and gen- it is also 24 years old. tle of flirtation and repression. just two sides of Conchita, her Jose, ending Nov. 22. Its beauties, eral tolerance-driven message that The re-release of "That Obscure Conchita sits on Mathieu's lap, refusal to let herself be pigeonholed like fine wine, have grown subtler he uses by force. Object of Desire," (1977) the last but scolds him when he makes a into a simple whole by the male ego. and richer over the years. Next to A thick New York accent and feature by the great Spanish direc- pass for her. She goes to bed with At the risk of making the film it, the so-called box-office hits can Wu-Tang affiliation prove to be a tor Luis Bufitiel, is particularly him, but wears a frustratingly sound like a sterilely intellectual offer only so much stale beer. recognizable combination. elating, coming near the end of a strong corset. She promises to give exercise, it should be made clear Remedy made a stop at The comatose movie year dominated by herself to him only to change her that "That Obscure Object of Body Shop in San Jose Wednesday sequel after remake after sequel. mind at the last moment. Desire" is also the funniest, most on his latest album "The Genuine Builuel (1900-1983) was one of the Buriuel's coup de grace was in purely enjoyable film playing Do you have Article" promotional tour, by the most original, subversive, iconoclastic the casting of Conchita. She's right now. request of San Jose State Univer- filmmakers who ever lived. His work, played by two noticeably different Bufiuel, at 77, had mastered film sity's Jewish Union and Hillel of beginning with the notorious short, actresses, Carole Bouquet, who's technique up to the point where it Asthma. Silicon Valley. "Un Chien Andalou," (1929) was tall, sly and very French, and came naturally to him. His style, Do you know someone who has asthma', marked by startling imagery, a sly, Do you want to contribute to knowledge Remedy canceled the show at Angela Molina, who's shorter, his camera movements and fram- about the condition and its treatment? 10 p.m. because there were Remedy mocking humor and a raging disdain fleshier and impulsively Hispanic. ing, is distilled into the most effort- People with asthma are neeed to approximately 15 people in atten- for any kind of authority. Playing the same character, the less crystallization of expression. participate in reseair dence, including the bouncers. backing of a well-respected group. Though there are shocks in his two alternate scenes arbitrarily, "Serenity" is a word that comes Monetarycolilfiesnps roativoraely to Remedy said he was fearful of Never letting the Holocaust work, they are never facile. They without anybody commenting on to mind. Bufiuel's no-sweat direc- $00. exceeding the fire martial's limita- happen again was his theme, and are never used merely for knee- the switch. torial mastery is accompanied by a Allem and Asthma associates tions. the song included words reminisc- jerk audience manipulation. Unlike David Lynch, who used a Research Cenkr Although the show did not pro- ing about historical events to pre- Rather, Bufiuel used outrageous similar ploy in "Mulholland Drive," ceed, Remedy spoke about topics of vent racial discrimination. images (i.e., an eye being sliced by Bufitiel didn't originally intend to prejudice and injustice that are "I believe that people hide the a razor) to shatter taboos, the use two different actresses. The present in our world today. fact that they are Jewish," Remedy primeval, animalistic forces of original actress, Maria Schneider "It's easy for someone to have said. "I think this is a way out for desire breaking through the (from "Last Tango in Paris"), had San Francisco State University hate," Remedy said. "I try to bring them. I deal with things, I put restricting, self-imposed, deaden- quit, and Bunuel jokingly suggest- peace to campus, however, I can issues in people's face." only bring my music. I can't Remedy said Sept. 11 has chal- change the way people think. lenged the way he looks at intoler- There is only so much of Remedy, ance. people will only accept so much of "I knew something was going to a solution." happen," Remedy said. "Things WINTER SESSION 1001 The nickname Remedy signifies were going to good for too long." his quest to solve issues of hatred. Remedy said he believes that JANUARY 2-22 He wants to be the source of schools do not deal with the histo- Sigma My] remedy for the pain that occurs ry of the Holocaust. from intolerance, he said "Teachers summed up the Academic While Remedy has a keen occurrence in four minutes," Rem- Alpha Credit street sense from growing up in edy said. "I go back in to the class- Staten Island, at home his father's room to speak about the persecu- Upper & Lower formal education from Cornell tion of Jews and they (the stu- Division University was passed on. dents) reach out to me. I draw 4 At the age of 29, he has their attention in a way that a $160 per unit matured in his rap game by deal- teacher doesn't." ing with social issues, rather than Education is the basis of his Enrollment is the genre's claims of money, cars beliefs, Remedy said, and he is a and women. big advocate of increasing toler- open to all 'On my new album, I revised a 47_47 ance at an early age and continu- Register NOW Pink Floyd song to say 'We don't ing it in a school environment. need no education, we just need "My songs make people cry fl oa,f7c-Awei, Register by information,' "Remedy said. rather than dance. Because they --4347a.v He began his art when he was are truths," Remedy said. CEL Touch Tone in sixth grade. team- His lyrical ballads of casting Just like any fraternity or sorority, Army ROTC offers nAr.. Nov. 13-Dec. 21 "I started rapping as a hobby," aside stereotypes and overcoming work, camaraderie and friendship. Plus, you'll get to do (415) 405-4321 Remedy said. "I must have some hatred bring a positive note to the challenging stuff like help prep you for the shit though, for people to take rap this that'll scene. won't interest." Remedy's strong willed lyrics real world. Stop by the Army ROTC department We In 1998 he put out "Never are hopeful aspirations that his rush you See www.cel.sfsu.edu or call 1-800-987-7700 Again" with the WI-Tang Clan. music will bring hatred to the light ARMY ROTC This song was Remedy's first and uncover past hang-ups on race Unlike any other college course you can take. to request a Winter Session catalog. break in the rap scene, and it and religion. UNIVERSITY appeared on Wu-Tang's "Killa Bees "My nationality is reality," Rem REAL Leader%hip takes preparation- we are the experts. SAN FRANCISCO STATE Swarm, Vol 1." His lyrics were love and not the edy said. "I deal with Call Captain McGuinness at 554-6831 College of Extended Learning out on the mainstream with the hate." or email: cmcguinneuviuscu.edu 1600 Holloway Avonle, Sall I iiincisco. CA 94132

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