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Spartans lose in battle of nationally All athletes should not be attacked for the ranked Santa Clara County teams actions of one person Page 6 Page 2 SPARTA SDAIlWainic.sisti.edu Friday Volume 11.'1, No. 13 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Scpicnthci. 17. 1999 Living on the edge Rental insurance not widely used

By Daniel Severin Daily staff writer KSJS disc jockey Jay Untalan knows it is important to have renter's insurance. The San Jose State University RTVF, radio television film, major's apartment recently flood- ed, damaging records, videos and other personal property. Then Untalan discovered his landlord's insurance wouldn't cover the damage. Renter's insurance generally covers personal property and lia- bility, said Allstate insurance agent Monique Cabral of San Jose. Although he has expensive DJ equipment in his room including turntables, a mixer and speakers Untalan said he has never considered getting renter's insurance. "I'm concerned that they neglected to tell me that I needed extra insurance," Untalan said. Only students who list their parents' address as their perma- Aimee Santos/Spartan Daily See Rent. page 4 Above, David Hernandez and David Vargas of Tezkalipoka perform Thursday Below, David Vargas prepares his Aztec headdress before he performs with night in the Student Union Ballroom. Tezkalipoka is a pre-Hispanic dance troupe Tezkalipoka for "CelebraciOn de la Independencia de las Americas." Concilio is performing authentically choreographed Aztec ceremonial and cultural dances. composed of 10 campus Latino student organizations along with MACLA, a non- Highway 87 profit organi7ation that helps promote the growth of Latino arts in San Jose. stoppage Latino groups unite By Adam Pavlacka Daily senior staff writer Airport travelers are cautioned for independence to allow for possible delays this weekend on Highway 87. - really important for is to or;!:, Highway 87 will be closed By Liz Lloutnian between Hedding Street and Daily staff writer laze these events to educate people of all nationalities on campus so these events Highway 101 from 11 p.m. today Ballroom in the Student Union don't go without recognition," said junior to 3 p.m. Sunday as part of the Thevibrated with the sounds of native Valarie Junto.. a member of Sigma Theta Highway 87 expansion project. Aztec drums and the pounding feet Psi. The multicultural sorority helped The project, which is expected to Troupe sponsor the event. "The city of San Jose wrap up by the end of 2004, will of the Tezkalipoka Aztec Dance connect downtown San Jose Thursday night. doesn't fund Dieciseis de St 1,1,miq, m Cinco de Mayo so we likelo 11.1/, ,.1)!;,1,17.. directly to Highway 101 with Tezkalipoka opened the Celebracion interchanges at Taylor Street and de In Independencia de las Americas events." c.,-cliair Skyport Drive. (Celebration (if the Independence of the Miguel Rodriguez, Major delays are not expected, Americas), the second event centered M.E.Ch.A., (Student Movement of liii conciliii, but officials are cautioning dri- around Mexican and Central American Chicanos of Azatlan I, said the vers to allow for extra driving independence days at San Jose State time. University. See Aztec. page 4 See Highway, page 4 Swimming for dollars A look at lithography

Sa1111.1, :it San josp plc ith By Erika Coma !TIM A11111II it Center ties l'hese Mill' staff writer "There will be about 500 corpo- tint tans. cm-elo ;11 p:11 rate employees from all over firmou :mil of husiasm will be felt with a Silicon Valley that come and ditioos. as participants gather and SWII11," said Karen Collopy. man- lionoratv . moo P:11,1.. sv ita togethe r to ben-fit the ells- ager of the Aquatic I 'enter. "It's a Morales said Coninim abl.-d very successful event fin- them. Association foi I: The (!eirporate Challimge "It's also a very difibrent event an ineredibl. Aquathon benefiting the for Uti because it's not your typical because. of the Community Association for swim meet or water polo event. to people and I Rehabilitation will take place The association promotes and from 830 a ni. to 1:30 p.m. supports the achievement ot peer See Aquathnn page 6 SoFA kicks off annual bash it 1,11M101 '1-'1001 V1011.11. i.i 110 Daily staff report underground and local ins to the roving crowd from I.1iii shot ill a. Outdoor stages, local bands, to 7 1).111., with local chili, Beer can tic purchased ini I. children's activities, merchants more venues for artists val gut it IllS Ii in chit., 0 oh and food booths will he available The Agenda, The B-I live Cate, io Oen, at the San Jose South First Area (lab 369, The 1.1sual and The 11 ISoFAt festival Sunday. Cactus (7Iub will offer a variety- of histilots of Contempormy Art The festival, partially spon- acts. including DJ mixes and lie ml and the San Jose Center for sored by San Jose State hand Security. Latino Arts will open their doors Chad Paster/Spartan Daily University radio station KSJS, South First Street Billiards is for several group exhibitions. will stretch along South First offering tree pool the day of the Admission is $4 in advance, or Thinh Pham, an Illustration major, reviews his many attempts at a lithograph of an eye. Street --- from San Carlos to festival. $5 at the gate. Advance tickets Lithography is oil-based crayon drawn on a printing plate, then copied onto paper or other materials William streets. KSJS will hold a drawing for can be purchased throligh Bass with a press. This is Pharn's first time taking a lithography class, and he said he finds it tedious. Three stages will present rum appearance in local band The tickot omit huts. 2 'MAO FORUM San lose State University -lb SAYTHA IM LIQUIDATING niE health All athletes can't sApPLOs: YOU I4F_A1D ME, IT Workplace FvR5ET -714E Li)IEST! ALL- GOING,It ty\EDKA FoRGET-sociAL programs can be blamed for one -I. ME ENTIRE SECUR/TY AND SURPLUS Is GoiNG criminal action yououuni 7D help battle obesity Mike Otegueda Cbrittixa Lucarotti

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adults work Don't blame high most school basketball RILLioN at least 40 hours standout and TAX each week, and in Spartan basketball recruit CUT Silicon Valley many peo- Leslie Norman for the ple work overtime. alleged rape of an under- With the demands of age girl. It wasn't his work on top of family, fault. He just was just con- friends and social obliga- forming to the stereotype that society has imposed tions, it's no surprise people don't take care of upon today's athletes. themselves. Wouldn't you love to see Norman's lawyer An article in the San Jose Mercury News last stand up and say that on Sept. 27, when Norman week discussed the trend of corporations starting appears in court to face the most appalling charge wellness programs. These programs, though dif- any man can face rape? ferent from company to company, encourage But doesn't it seem like the next logical step employees to exercise regularly and adopt when people who have extraordinary talents at LUCWidei healthy eating habits. The goal is not only to cut playing games have become mentioned in the same AMAMI CIAMIttion health care costs related to obesity, but to increase breath as demonic serial killers? productivity by reducing depression. Too extreme a thought? I think not. Today's This is a great thing. Weight problems are sports stars have gone from being the idols of youth prevalent in the United States and wellness pro- to people we may feel fearful about presenting to Weird things happen to normal people grams offer people a chance to learn how to our kids. As much as I hate to rehash old news, we become fit without adding another source of knocked over a flaming can- have to discuss everyone's favorite Heisman trophy Imay wear all black with a stress to their lives. winning, golf playing, white Ford Bronco-owning, trenchcoat. I may be too dle and my wine, starting a One in three Americans exceed the healthy thotball superstar-turned-star of the "trial of the serious in my work. I may small fire. weight range defined by the U.S. dietary guide- century." Innocent or guilty, O.J. Simpson changed have a dark, sarcastic, cynical In the end, at least the lines for healthy Americans, according to the the way we perceive athletes. When O.J. went from view of the world. I'm pissed waitress gave me another Third National Health and Nutrition pigskin-carrying hero to notorious wife abuser, that the bookstore doesn't sell bowl of pasta and didn't Examination Survey. And, as you might have sports as a whole took a dive as well. San Jose State University ash charge me for the extra wine noticed, we have a huge market for anti-depres- Comedian Chris Rock said if O.J. had just been trays they have shot glasses, glass. sant drugs and stress management books. "Orenthal, the bus-driving wife murderer" no one why not? This weird karma might Now, I don't believe exercise and diet habits would have cared. And the fact of the matter is he's I may be the biggest anti- make for great stories and are the solutions for every problem, but they have absolutely correct. When 0.J.'s infamous mug shot social pessimist ever to walk on good joke materials, but it been proven to lower levels of stress, reduce hit Time and Newsweek magazines, it not only put cam us. hasn't helped me in the dat- depression and reverse health problems such as him in the history books alongside Jeffrey Dahmer, Eut, contrary to all the frickin' stares and coming game. I get head cases that would inspire high cholesterol and blood pressure. but he also made every one of Dennis Rodman's ments I get from my colleagues, administrators, "Seinfeld" episodes. Companies that are investing in teaching exploits that much worse. professors and students, I'm not weird. One woman announced her bisexuality and employees how to improve their health are doing Rodman, Michael Irvin, Isiah Rider and the The weird comes to me. Weird stuff happens dropped me for another woman. Another had a themselves and society a favor. Dallas Cowboys have all had countless run-ins around me or to me. foot fetish (although I occasionally wear the gift Though weight may seem like a personal with the law. So before we line up every athlete in Examples? toe ring). A European girlfriend wanted me to issue, taxpayers suffer the consequence of an a dark room, make them face the corner two at a During my first semester at the Daily, I had a relax, get less serious about life, catch some rays overweight, out-of-shape society. Medical care time and point to Leslie Norman or any other grenade (actually, an M-80 firecracker in pineap- and accompany her to a naturist resort. related to obesity cost the nation about $49 billion athlete for that matter as the spark which ple casing) explode three feet from me, streakers I didn't know what a naturist resort was in 1995, according to an estimate last year by caused such a witch hunt, let's step back and take race by me during an interview and a mooning possibly a birdwatching, tree hugging place? So I Anne Wolf of the University of Virginia and a careful look at the situation. incident in another story. And those are tame. looked it up two days before the venture date. Graham Colditz of the Harvard School of Public It was a plain-clothed Wednesday Addams in I went to two L.A. area community colleges Guiness Book of World Records: "World's Largest Health. the movie "The Addam's Family" who said she simultaneously. While leaving the parking lot of Naturist Resort, a k a Nudist Camp." Besides contributing to arthritis and adult- dressed up like a homicidal maniac for Halloween one to go to the other, I was robbed of $30 by a After putting my eyeballs back into my skull, onset diabetes, the American Heart Association because they look just like everyone else. gun-carrying addict. I considered my options. Sunbathing and skinny- has reclassified obesity as a major, modifiable risk That's what our society has to realize, that ser- But that isn't the whole story. After he decided dipping with a beautiful woman may have some factor for coronary heart disease. ial killers, politicians and athletes are just like to get cozy in the passenger seat of my car, I drove appeal, but the sight of an all-nude restaurant and Obesity is caused by physical inactivity and everyone else. Sure, they may make more money or at 100 mph on the wrong side of the street. I had old, fat, naked people who resemble Bea Arthur overeating, according to the American Heart get recognized in public, but it's unfair to judge the the guy struggling to put on his seat belt while and Marlon Brando Association. entire group by just a sour few. trying to calm me down with a conversation about "The horror. The horr-or." No one should be judged or discriminated There have been numerous cases in which radio stations. OK, so I'm different. I've had weird experi- against because of his or her weight. But as we schools have become war zones for our children. The would-be carjacker then exclaimed "Fk ences. I might stand out from Joe and Jane face an age of self-acceptance, we have become But do we say all school children should be feared? this, I'm outta here," and leaped out the door. Then Student. Hell, my résumé reads as though it immune to the severe health issues related to Of course not, because those are rare instances that I tried to make him my hood ornament while chas- belongs to Darth Vader: "Extracts information being overweight. Obesity is second only to smok- are so horrific they draw an overload of attention. ing him through the alleys of scenic Compton. from individuals efficiently." ing as a contributor to illness and premature Consequently, we shouldn't label the athlete who After the guy lost me, I filed a police report. But life experiences are free and teach you a death, according to www.obesity-online,com. partakes in a criminal act as the norm. Once the report was verified by police, I laughed. I lot more. Cool is acquired, not bought. I didn't Being healthy is not hard if you make exer- We need to judge athlete's on an individual had been en route to deliver a story on stolen cars need to stand out from the crowd by spending cise a habit, eat nutritious meals and are consis- basis. Sure, Leslie Norman may have washed his to the college newspaper I wrote for. That's the money on overpriced retro clothes or getting an tent. Simply taking a 20-minute walk four to five career down the toilet if he is guilty as accused best excuse for missing a deadline yet. ugly, permanent tattoo or piercing. I'm not into let- times a week can significantly improve your but every San Jose State University athlete did- Or, how about a recent dinner incident? While ting body hair, odors and dirty dishes and cups health, according to The Healthy Mind, Healthy n't. So regardless of how you may feel about enjoying a bowl of white sauce on white pasta at accumulate. I'm not wearing a free T-shirt that's Body Handbook by David S. Sobel, M.D. and Norman and his alleged actions, don't look down some Italian joint, I had the unfortunate incident given out for signing up for a college student cred- Robert Ornstein, Ph.D. upon other SJSU basketball players. Remember of having my nose bleed onto my food. it card that guarantees to rip me off for the rest of If you suspect your weight might be there is a person underneath that jersey. As I called the waitress and tried to cover it up my life. unhealthy, ask your doctor. Then ask your Athletes are people. Kids who shoot up their by pouring a little bit of marinara sauce on the Now that's weird. employer if the company you work for subsidizes schools are people. Gun -carrying men who walk stuff, my embarrassment turned to horror gym memberships or nutritional counseling if a into churches and open tire for no good reason are someone across from my table saw the bloody wellness program is not unavailable. people. And the sad fact of it all is that people are drips on my food and she puked. Since I was a bit D.S. Perez is a Spartan Daily senior staff writer screwed up. buzzed from a couple of glasses of Chianti, I "Born Under A Bad Sign" will appear Fridays. Christina Lucarotti is a Spartan Daily staff writer. Mike Osegueda is a Spartan Daily staff writer Princeton's rank of No. 4 in nation's top colleges brushed off as insignificant al-WIREl PRINCETON, N.J. ings do not matter. We may overtly proclaim their Similar to soap operas, Jerry When U.S. News and World Report Pu h- lease. insignificance, but as members of the Springer and Britney Spears, the U.S. released its annual ranking of the Despite everyone's assertions to the GUEST EDITORIAL Princeton community we secretly antic- News rankings are essentially cultural nation's top colleges last month, contrary, the U.S. News rankings as ipate this annual appraisal, hoping to junk food. Princeton found itself bounced from its unscientific as they may be do mat- regain or retain the list's coveted top They might mean nothing, and they No. 1 spot by Cal Tech. ter. The annual college rankings certain- spot. might even be bad for us, but that does- University administrators have dis- In fact, it is just as absurd to pretend ly do not and cannot function as an That's why many of us can rattle off n't stop us from eagerly awaiting their missed Princeton's No. 4 rank, asserting they don't influence opinions as it is to accurate measure of a university's qual- without hesitation the names of the arrival and then gorging ourselves at the insignificance of the magazine's put any real faith in the statistical ity in comparison with other schools. three "peer" institutions that bumped the table. ranking system. analysis that the rankings supposedly But they still carry tremendous influ- Princeton from its reign among the Holy Simply put, they claimed the rank- reflect. ence in American culture. Trinity of higher education.

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bars, 2:30 p.m to 4:30 p.m. in the Marketing Asmociation Today Montalvo room, second floor in the Dr Jeff Fadiman will be giving Student Union For more informa- Sparta kthle Tuesday helpful taps for landing that great SJSU Choirs tion, call June Chien at 927-0112. job, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m in the A-Go-Go. For more more information, Auditions for SJSU choirs are International Relations Almaden room, Student Union. For information, call Tera at 924-7943. call James Burke at 924-3377. being held in the music department Asisoeiation more information, call Arlene at Tenors and basses are especially Saturday Learn more about Cuba in a for- 870-2086. Clube Lusitania - SJSU Career Center needed, all singers welcome. For eign film screening with Auteur: Portuguese Club Job hunting for teachers -- pro- more information, call the choral Alpha Omicron Pi Women's international film appreciation soci- Mass for peace in East Timor to fessional files, résumé and inter- activities office at 924-4332. Fraternity ety, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Phi Chi Theta Professional Co- raise awareness and responsibility, Picture frame decorating at 12 view preparation, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Constanoan room, Student Union. ed Business and Economics 12 p.m. at Five Wounds Church on the Umunhum room, Student Nutrition and Food Science p.m. at Alpha Omicron Pi. For more For more information, call Valerie Fraternity Santa Clara Street. For more infor- Union. For more information, call department information, call Jan i or Kens at at 924-8717. Bowling night and meet the mation, call Maggie at 258-8313 the Career Resource Center at 924- Ongoing recruitment for Latina 998-9330. chapter, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the 6031. and Asian bone Clube Lusitania - SJSU Student Union bowling lanes. For health study. Meher Baba Information Females age 20-25 years old are eli- Alpha Omicron Pi Women's Portugese Club more information, call Melanie at Presentation of "Meher Baba, School of Art and Design gible For more information, call Dr. Fraternity Officers meeting, 3 p.m. in 243-4100 or e-mail miss_ mel@pac- The Awakener," a documentary on Student galleries and art exhibi- May Wang at 924-3106. COMP and watch the Spartans Washington Square Hall, room 120. bell.net. Meher Baba's life and work, from 2 tions, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the art play St. Mary's. For more informa- For more information, call Dr. p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Engineering and industrial studies buildings. Catholic Campus Ministry tion, call Jaci or Kera at 998-9330. Vieira at 924-4591. Al -Anon Meeting building, room 189. Free admission. For more information, call John or Daily mass from 12:10 p.m. to Help for families and friends of For more information, call Mehdi Jenny at 924-4330. 12:35 Sunday Library Donations and Book alcoholics every Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Ghaffari at 924-5210. Center, 300 S. 10th St. For more Sales p.m. in Buildings (Administrationi, Meher Baba Information information, call father Bob Barry KSJS 90.5 Weekly book sales at a new loca- room 222B. Presentation of "Meher Baba. at 938-1610. SJSU's radio station is proud to tion from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Clark Monday is sponsor this year's SoFA Festival. The Awakener," documentary on Library, room 408. For more infor- The War Zone The KSJS booth will be located on Meher Baba's life and work, from 11 mation, call the library acquisitions Underground hip-hop on SJSU's Library Donations and Book Jewish Student Union - Hillel San Salvador Street between First a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Engineering department at 924-2705. radio station. KSJS, with DJ Sales Break the fast for Yom Kippur. 7 and Second streets at the arts building, room 189. Free admission. Formula One and Oz, from 10 p.m. Weekly book sales at a new loca- p.m. at the Hillel House, 336 E. stage. A drawing for a spot in The For more information, call Mehdi SJSU Women's Rugby Club to 2 a.m. For more information, call tion from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Clark William St. For more information, Donna's new music video and other Ghaffari at 924-5210. Team conditioning - new play- 924-KSJS. Library, room 408. For more infor- call Lindsay Greensweig at 358- mation, call the library acquisitions activities and giveaways will take ers welcome, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 3033 ext. 60. Alpha Omicron Pi Women's department at 924-2705. place from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at S. Spartan field, 10th and Alma First and San Carlos streets. Fraternity streets. For more information, call Jewish Student Union - Hillel "A0Pi In the Face" to benefit the Hispanic Business Association Ten at 924-7943. Yom Kippur services at 10 p.m. Sarabia family, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Welcome meeting at 6 p.m. in the Jewish Student Union - Hillel in the Jewish Community Center. the barbecue pits, Seventh Street Pacheco room, Student Union. For Kol Nidre services in honor of Alpha Omicron Pi Women's 14855 Oka Road, Los Gatos. For Plaza. For more information, call more the Yom Kippur holiday at 8 p.m. in Fraternity information. call Mari at 388- more information, call Lindsay the Jewish Community Center, Michaela at 998-9330. Rush event: Death by chocolate 7111. Greensweig at 358-3033 ext. 60. 14855 Oka Road, Los Gatos. For and open house from 7 p.m. to 9 Spartan Dining Chinese Mandarin Bible more information. call Lindsay p.m. at Alpha Omicron Pi, 373 E. Sparta Guide is prorided free of charge to Nutrition and Food Services Monday night football viewing students, faculty and stall The deadline for Fellowship Greensweig at 358-3033 ext. 60. San Fernando St. For more informa- Body composition analysis from canceled due to technical difficul- entries :0 noon, three days before desired pub First meeting of the semester, fea- tion, call Jan i at 293-9661. !nation date Entry forms are available in the 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central 1,,, For more information, call Spartan Daily Office Space restrictions may fellow mem- SJSU Women's Rugby Club turing testimony from Classroom building. room 221 For rovi 're tru, of s tilon ',von s Officers meeting, 6 p.m. at Pizza - kaa, at 921 I aaw2 Metal detectors fruitless LETTERS Parking still impossible n the Sept. 15 issue of the through them. p:irking, what parking! I ing the people, and believe me, Spartan Daily, there was a It also seems strange to me can't believe I paid $81 for this is a business, one that sells a Point/Counterpoint about that when a teen commits sui- the privilege to park on vague promise that in the end you whether high schools should have cide, why he did so and how we Feminism not a bad thing campus, and that I have to get will be better educated and able to metal detectors installed, can prevent suicides are cite - here at 7 a.m. so I won't be late for earn a better living. I'd like to Both pro and con sides brought tions that are not asked. Instead my 9 a.m. classes. I thought this know how you can sell something up the recent Santa Teresa High we focus on how he did it. commend Mindy Leigh for am 1:,i I e. men-loving, hetero- was a place of higher education. you can't deliver. I wish I could School suicide. As a alumni of this I'm not trying to downplay the WeGriser's effort to educate sexuals? We've all read the recent arti- sell a product that I didn't have to high school and a person who serious consequences of guns in readers in "Women's Take some Women's Studies cles in the San Jose Mercury deliver and not have to worry lives right in front of the school, I schools, but I think people are )(m- movement alive in feminism" courses. Take geography and News and the Spartan Daily about the consequences. ean assure you that metal detec- ing perspective on this. Somebody (Sept. 8), but we were disappoint- African studies ( Africa is not a about the 600 parking spaces that Maybe a class action suit on tors at STHS and several other in our community died of grief ed that she did this at the expense country, nor is female genital have been lost to campus con- behalf of those students that paid high schools around the Bay Area and hopelessness. of some women. mutilation practiced in India). struction. Now multiply that by for parking and didn't get a place would be completely fruitless. The STHS suicide shouldn't Griser, what "radical women's You are on the mark to pin- the cars that would have used to park. How about a court injunc- Unlike airports and other alarm people just because he organizations have done more point the oppression and inequal- those spaces throughout the day tion to stop them from selling secured buildings, STHS is not used a gun, but because it hap- bad than good for women's rights ity women face. But putting down and you have essentially lost more parking permits? At least made up of one single building pened, with or without a gun. with their off-the-wall ideas and other women is no remedy. 1,200 to 1,800 parking spaces, if until more parking spaces are with only a few entrances and extreme views?" not more. With this being one of made available to the students exits, but composed of several Rapt) crisis centers? Shelters the largest student populations, that have already paid for park- classroom clusters. There is no Wayne Yuen for battered women? Lois Helmbold where in the hell do they expect ing. Or how about a plain old mass way a person can put up a metal philosophy Organizations working for equal Coordinator, women's studies us to park? protest? Did I hear someone say detector, or several for that mat- pay for equal work? Prostitutes, Jennifer Rycenga And they still continue to sell "critical mass?" What the hell, you ter, and be assured that every- rights groups? Groups working to comparative religious studies parking permits. I doubt if anyone paid for parking, find a spot and body on the campus has passed elect women to public office? really cares as long as the dollars park your car. In this day and age Why do you fear these false continue to come in. As a new of frustration and rage, who will stereotypes of feminists as older student, I don't understand be responsible when someone gets Children's rights violated "bitchy," "man-hating," and how the university can continue to hurt over a parking space? "dykes?" Why don't you challenge sell parking permits, Have they atrocities on their them instead? Is feminism only (the administrators) ever tried to Pablo Market children have basic and commit journalism Allhuman rights - the right own or on threat of death. These find a parking space at 8 a.m.? I magazine to grow up without being children are often maimed physi- doubt it - they probably all have bombed from their homes or being cally and psychologically, and Not white supremacists reserved parking spaces and beaten by soldiers. They have the denied education and a normal couldn't care less. killed or kidnapped life. Imagine the terror of being Let's face it, any other business right not to be 0 n Tuesday, August 31, Mr. I think an apology to myself would end up in court for defraud- or press-ganged into armies. forced to become a soldier and Bad Example, in his edito- and all the other Christians at Children have the right not to be participate in violent conflicts at rial, grouped Christians SJSU is in order, Mr. Bad murdered because of their pover- only 9 years old. Most children with white supremacists. Example. ty, their race, religion or their par- face overwhelming difficulties at That is an insult to myself and ents. war's end in becoming normal and other Christians who aren't white One hundred ninety one coun- productive members of their com- supremacists. Daniel T. (Kerman ILIFE tries have ratified the United munities. Granted, there are a few hospitality management Nations Convention on the Right I'm disappointed that the Christian white supremacists, but COMMUIliliE3 of the Child, every country in the United States hasn't ratified the all Christians aren't like that. world except the United States U. N. Convention on the Right of and Somalia. Governments the Child. Instead, the United worldwide are now bound by States should take the lead and international law to protect chil- support strong international dren's rights. standards prohibiting the abuse According to UNICEF, about of children. 300,000 children around the globe serve as soldiers. Many are killed Karim Kahwaji in combat or forced to kill others political science SAN JOSE("' COLLEGE SPA ALLY Quotefor the Daily COrne 4 JO rt

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4 .4.AV/sea -tteut GPVINWNIMPTII:11Lii crvir NEWS ,1 II I (i Viiiversity Highway Continued from pg 1 Caltrans, the San Jose International Airport and the city Shadow of a doubt "A lot of people use 87 to con- of San Jose are warning travelers nect to 101; obviously there is to allow for extra travel time if going to be some tie-up there," they need to go to the airport this said officer Rubens Dalaison of weekend. the San Jose Police Department. Normally the airport recom- "Hopefully everybody will get the mends travelers arrive at the air- information and they won't be port at least one hour prior to surprised." flight time. For the duration of the The highway will be closed closure, the airport is recommend- because traffic needs to be shifted ing that travelers plan on arriving from the main road to a detour at least 90 minutes prior to sched- road, said Lauren Wonder, a uled departure time. Caltrans representative. "There's really no way to tell The detour road, which runs what the impact will be," said parallel to Highway 87 on the east Rosemary Barnes, spokesperson side, will handle all traffic while for the airport. "We're looking at it the highway is expanded from as a busy holiday weekend." four to six lanes. Once construc- Airport access will be limited tion has been completed traffic, to Airport Boulevard, which con- will be shifted back to Highway 87 nects at Coleman Avenue on the and the detour road removed, west side of the airport, and at Wonder said. Highway 101 on the airport's east Traffic needs to be halted dur- side. ing the changeover, because the The total cost for the project is detour road is not currently level estimated at $250 million. with Highway 87. Approximately 15 percent of that "You have to make the road amount is being paid by the city of grade even with the detour road," San Jose, with the rest of the Wonder said. "We need to place money coming from federal and SANFERNANDOSTREET tour feet of asphalt." state funds, Wonder said. Rent Continued from pg 1 neat address are potentially cov- "Students ered without purchasing their own policy, said State Farm insur- who live on ance agent Greg Landers of San their own and Jose. Robert Bradshaw/Spartan Daily "Students who live on their own are not on and are not on their parents' Francesca Bottini traces a classmate's shadow for her Science Methods for Elementary Teachers class, taught by Dr. Karen insurance need renter's insur- their parents' Reynolds. The activity was used to show students how shadows from the sun move and can be used to tell time, ance," Landers said. Students who are unsure if insurance they are covered are encouraged by Landers to consult their par- need renter's ents' insurance policies. insurance." insurance survey available online The majority of students who at insurance.yahoo.comirl.html. Grape surplus drops low-end wine costs a live on campus and use their par- The survey will give students NAPA AP A surplus if ents' address as their permanent Greg Landers look at the different kinds of cov- surpluses of nearly every popular mid- to low-priced wines are many varieties of wine grapes in grape variety in the central val- going to be address will be covered by their State farm Insurance Agent erage available, allow them to better and cost less," the value of their person- California is good news for the ley, while there are shortages on he said. "However, upper-priced parents' insurance if they move estimate drinker of low- to medium-priced the away from home to go to school, al property and get an estimate of central coast and especially in wines are going to get more wines, but trouble for those who the Napa Valley," Robert H. expensive in the short run." Landers said. Lilian Tran, a junior majoring how much it might cost them to prefer get coverage. a top-of-the-line vintage, Smiley, dean of the graduate Low-end wines are generally Additions to the standard poli- in management information sys- according to the professor who school cy, known as floaters, are available tems, said she'd never considered Renter's insurance policies of management of the considered to cost less than $10 a prepared an annual wine indus- University of California, Davis, bottle with mid-priced wines at for more expensive items such as buying renter's insurance. Tran begin at $20 per month through try survey. State Farm, Landers said. Cabral said Thursday. $10-14 a bottle and upper-end computers, Landers said. rents a room off campus but does "Growers say there still are Brian Klebig, a radio television not have renter's insurance. said policies at Allstate begin at "For the consumer, it means wines at more than $14. and film major, lives on campus. An estimate of how much $28 per month. Klebig has heard of renter's insur- insurance will cost for a student's Expensive computer equip- ance, but because his permanent home or apartment is easily ment and large amounts of jewel- address is his parents' home, he obtained from an insurance agent. ry might require additional cover- o- may not need additional coverage. There is also a free renter's age, Landers said. FOURTH STREET Aztec SO1UV3133ELS NVS

Continued from pg 1 Migrant workers and a 1970 grad- nity and make a difference in the uate of SJSU. lives of our children and grand- (nincil made up of 10 Latino fra- In 1995 he was commencement children," he said. Dash to Class ternities, sororities and organiza- speaker at SJSU's spring gradua- " What is good for Latinos is tions spent two months plan- tion ceremony. good for America," Torres-Gil said. ning the festivities, beginning last Speaking to an audience of "Latinos represent American val- summer. 150,Torres-Gil said Latinos must ues hard work, family, church, "This is the beginning of many stress inclusiveness and toler- patriotism," he said. "America more l'vents to come this year," ance. could do no better than become Rodriguez said. "We should treat all groups as like Latinos." The featured speaker was we would have wanted others to The Celbraci6n de la Fernando Torres-Gil, associate treat us," Torres-Gil said. Independencia de las Americas dean of academic affairs at the Torres-Gil also emphasized the also featured Las Aguas del Fuego ttitiv.rsity of California, Los importance of SJSU Latinos salsa dancers, poet and novelist Aneeles. Torres-Gil, who is origi- training themselves to be leaders. Lucha Corpi and hip-hop group \ from Salinas, is the son of "We should seize the opportu- Keepers of Time. Mexican president named as slayer in suicide note NEWARK, N.J. (AP) A sui- rebuffed four extradition cide note left by Mexico's one- "I think this attempts and one deportation time top drug prosecutor impli- attempt, Ruiz Massieu was cated Mexican President is the upset by the indictment Ernesto Zedillo and members of returned last month in Houston the count ry's ruling party in his expression accusing him of laundering $9.9 brother's slaying. million in drug payoffs while an "Members of the PRI assammi- of a psy- assistant attorney general in nat (id my brother Jose Mexico. He was to be arraigned Francisco, and President Zedillo chopath on on those charges Friday. is well aware of this, since he the point of Ruiz Massieu's widow said his had a lot to do with it," said the fate was sealed in November note from Mario Ruiz Massieu, taking his 1994, when Ruiz Massieu rekrring to the ruling denounced the Mexican govern- Institutional Revolutionary life." ment. Party. "All those who knew my hus- Park for less, Shuttle for free. "To find my brother's murder- band will be left with a heavy ers an investigation should be Jorge Madrazo Cuellar conscience, knowing that solely Now the DASH shuttle stops at 4th Street and Paseo de San Antonio, initiated beginning with Mexican Attorney General to serve President Zedillo and Zedillo," said the one-page note thereby preserve their positions connecting San Jose State University to the San Jose Diridon Train Station, distributed Thursday by Ruiz in the Mexican government, at VTA Light Rail, lots of cheap parking and other downtown locations. Massivies U.S. lawyer. antidepressants Thursday at his all costs, they lent themselves to "He and I knew that he was home in Palisades Park, the New the ruin of my beloved and not detached from both political York suburb where he lived with always admired husband," Mrs. DASH runs every 10 minutes from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. For a DASH brochure and crimes of 1994," Ruiz Massieu his wife, Maria Eugenia, and 10- Ruiz Massieu said. schedule, call 279-1775. wrote, an apparent refbrence to year-old daughter, Regina. Mexican Attorney General the killings of his brother and He had been under house Jorge Madrazo Cuellar dis- presidential candidate Luis arrest in New Jersey for much of missed the claims in Ruiz DASH partnrs Include: Donaldo Colosio. the last 4 1P2 years, battling Massieu's letter. Zedillo's office denied the alle- efforts by the U.S. and Mexican "I think this is the expression gations. Zedillo, who had been governments to return him to of a psychopath on the point of Colosio's campaign manager, his homeland, where he was taking his life," Madrazo said. became the PRI's presidential accused of covering up his broth- "This letter would have to be UN 1ff 060119/01 SAN JOSE candidate after his assassina- er's murder. analyzed more by a psychiatrist OE CU tion. Ruiz Massieu's brother was "I am absolutely innocent of than by a jurist. an important PR! official. all charges against me," Ruiz "Mario Ruiz Massieu lived Ruiz Massieu, 48, was found Massieu s note said. lying and he died lying." SAN JOSE DIRIDON STATION dead of an apparent overdose of Although he successfully -4- CLASSIFIED San Jose State University

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pointed in our play. It was just Broncos end five minutes that we kind of slacked off. It's a good experience Spartans soccer for us, but Santa Clara is such a great team," Harper said. team's unbeaten Spartan defender Ryan Suarez was perhaps the best player on the field for SJSU, and streak by notching said his team struggled at times because of some nagging 2-0 victory injuries. "It's still the beginning of the season," Suarez said. "If we beat By Lance Swanson UCLA this weekend, nobody will Daily staff editor remember losing this game. We lost six starters from last year. Thursday night's intercolle- They (Santa Clara) only lost giate soccer match was billed as their goalkeeper." a battle between two undefeated Last season, the Spartans lost teams as the San Jose State 1-0 in their overtime game with University Spartans, No. 22 in Santa Clara. the nation, played the Santa In an exciting and physical Clara University Broncos, No. 6, first half, neither SJSU nor SCU at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa could find the back of the net. Clara. But there were good chances Regardless of the teams' for both teams, with the Broncos respective rankings, the winner missing a fine opportunity to of the game would have bragging score in the third minute of play rights as the best college soccer and the Spartans missing on two team in the Bay Area. point-blank opportunities in the On this particular evening, game's 10th minute. the Broncos were the better On the Broncos' best scoring team, winning 2-0 on two goals opportunity of the first half, mid- in a two-minute span in the sec- fielder Sean-Michael Callahan ond half. fired a shot over the top of the The Santa Clara soccer team, net after a nifty defensive stop which has yet to be scored upon by Suarez. 1.J.4 c . this season, improved its record With the Spartans deep in the to 5-0-0, while the Spartans fell Broncos' penalty area, SJSU for- to 3-1-1. ward Harper fired a shot on goal h.:. I ccc p1,10/,11111 fall 01111 Spartan assistant head coach but was foiled by a spectacular Spartan Lars Lyssand tries to keep the ball away from Broncos An game Smita Clam, sufienno their lust defeat of the season. Ron Smare was pleased with the save by SCU goalkeeper Rusty Rodopolous at Buck Shaw Stadium last night. The Spartans lost the effort of his team, although not Johnson. pleased with the result. As the ball deflected back into "Santa Clara played an out- play, Spartan midfielder Alberto over a foul call, the Spartan Iii the game's 55th minute. the till 1. ,.t1 fre. kick box after a feed from forward standing game," he said after the Guiterrez fired a shot that delimders were slow to get back Spartans fitiled tic 1'11101:1117.1. 011 11 ' I I umplinv4-: Pereell. loss. "Our boys played hard bounced off the post. on defense, and goalkeeper Eliris good opportunity tic score when mei. ..11. a hal t lie ball deflecting off they just wore us down and won Although the Spartans were Humphreys didn't notice the call forward Aman Kehrertb missed limo .1 goalkeeper, the ball the game in the end." outshot 9-2 in the first half, they to restart play. from about live yards out. with Clara oic, the net for a 1-0 Santa Clara had 17 shots, played stifling defense at times, From about 30 yards out, SCU's 'Johnson making a good Chintie, while the Spartans countered frustrating the high powered Santa Clara defender Eric save. Spirt:cc. a minute later, the with three. offense of Santa Clara. Denton fired a rocket over the For Santa Clara in the 62nd scorel.- ored again to make SJSU forward Chad Harper SJSU almost made a major empty net. minute, the Broncos missed on a Final! -' 0, as Percell fired a said the Spartans will get better blunder in the game's 24th In the match's second half, fine opportunity ofi 4.r 4144'414414.r I left post into the as the season goes along. minute. Santa Clara started to take con- Ky14. Smith pat 1,4 la I., I ill r 1 LI I I 11.1. after receiv-

"Overall, I'm not that disap- After arguing with the referee trol oft144. play t II, 1:10:11), c,I I hilt on. Cross country teams off and running

By Lance Analla finished 10th at 16:53. far, said that trend 00ev 110t last Daily staff writer Marca, a business marketing long. "Amelican Beauty' will quickly find its place major at SJSU, said it is impor- "We work hard as a 14,:, Various things go through the tant for him to stay focused Willie (( harapetian) could pa - minds of the runners of the cross when he is in a race. me at any time." Marca said. country team at San Jose State "Sometimes 1 get a dumb song The women's team had six in the category of unique masterpieces such University. stuck in my head, and that's kind runners finish in the top 10 in Some think of the last annoy- of annoying. But I keep in mind the same race: Kegley. Janina ing tune they heard. Others con- that I've got to win," Marca said. Crain, Ana Martinez. Deborah 'The Graduate; 'One New Over The Guelfas Nest template disappointing their The women's team had four Bleisch, Kim Nebeker and parents. runners in the top 10. Kegley fin- Johanna Ballentine. Whatever it may be, it seems ished the 3.1 mile race last Argabright. the bead and 'Ordinary People:" to be working. Saturday tied for first with coach of both the nom ccl Saturday, at the University of teammate Janina Crain at women's teams. said b. H. Rieltertl Hryner. H1KPERS BAZAAR San Diego Cross Country 19:01. Deborah Bleisch and Kim what he se.-. from 111..11, Invitational, the women's team Nebeker finished eighth and "It's only been thri, finished first in the 3.1 mile race ninth at 19:47 and 19:54. and each team has %von ci I, "Great script. Great directing. Great acting. Great am ie." and the men's team finished tied Crain, a child development one of the tWil tIll 1.11:111 1,1 Prier user,', R11111 SI 11 /N11 for first in the same race. major, said the most difficult Argabright said. For Allison Kegley, her aspect isn't the race, but the In the six p.m's Argabright thoughts remain on one thing, build up before it occurs. has coached the W0111(41.14 tenni. her "The hardest part isn't run- he said this SeaS1111.S1 group has Kegley, an environmental ning, it's the anxiety before the the most overall talent he has KEVIN SPACEY ANNETTE BEN1140 studies major at SJSU, said her race starts," Crain said. seen. own self-will helps her achieve The previous weekend, at the "This is our deepest team her goals. Pacific Cross Country ever We have. 10 women who are "Some people are pressured Invitational, Marca and Willie talented enough tel finish in the by their parents to run. I run for Gharapetian finished second and top live in any race," Argahright myself" Kegley said. fourth respectively, at 15:41 and said. The men's team 15:59 in the individual AMERICAN had two run- 5 -kilome- The next stop for the ei o- - BEAU ners in the top 10 in the 3.1 mile ter race. country teams is the Fresno event. Trevor Marca finished Marca, the team's top runner State Invitational at 9 41.111. on third at 16:17 and Matt Heard last season, and this season so Saturday. Aquathon Continued from pg 1 The association assists with the Lifescan, Morgan Stanley Dean ly does have a heart." emotional and financial burden Witter and Infbrmex. The association has six spec ,.,I they face, said Pablo Morales, a Apart from the employee swim- ized programs serving people 111 :di five-time Olympic champion and mers, the Olympic' synchronized ages with developmental disabili- mach of the women's swim team at swim team will be there to perform. ties. Its mission is to promote and SJSU. Julieanne Fall, the United States support individual achievement -- "The fact that San Jose State fin swimming champion, will also to enable people with disabilities to University is involved is a wonder- be there to give a demonstration. continue to participate and be vat - ful thing we have a great facility "The Corporate Challenge tied in the community. and we'll be using the entire viol," Aquathon is C.A.R.'s biggest event "We have a lot of lim, we raise a Morales said. "I feel happy and of t Itc. year," said Catherine Jessup, lot of money and we raise aware' proud that SJSU is involved in this the' association's associate director !less about people with develop program and fund-raiser." of fund development. "The mental disabilities," Jessup said. DREAMWORKS PICTURES PRESENTS There will be about 40 teams Aquathon is an amazing show of The association's team will swim PROOWION sponsored by companies such as corporate support for this mission side by side with athletes from thi, JINKSAOHEN COMPANY Sun Microsystems, IBM, Intel, it shows that Silicon Valley real- corporations, she said. KEVIN SPACEY ANNETTE BENING "AMERICAN BEAUTY" THORA BIRCH ALLISONJANNEY PETER GALLAGHER Former Galaxy coach named as Quinn's successor MENA SUVARI WES BENTLEY SAN JOSE (AP) Former Los talented players, and I'm looking change needed," said clash Am CHRIS COOPER "THOMAS NEWMAN Angeles Galaxy coach Lothar forward to the challenge of mak- General Manager I,v line ,CONRADLHAtLAsL Osiander was named coach of the ing this a winning team," he said. Meterparel. ""7 BRUCE COHEN &DAN JINKS San Jose Clash on Wednesday, a Quinn, 39, was replaced on Jose Espinoza, Quinn's assis- BALL SAM MENDES day after Brian Quinn left the Wednesday by mutual decision tant, will coach the Clash until 'TUN team. after his teams finished fifth in ()slander is available. fPW= or cweccc tt el. slander, 59, is a former U.S. Major League Soccer's Western ()slander, who coached the U.S. 570111y 1111/1101011.,.. national team coach and currently Conference the past two seasons. national tenni to a 13-7 record in Ottririr illgettir -40 team, a The Clash leads the MLS Project was eliminated from 1986-88, was the U.S. Olympic ECIIIM WPM WI 111141 squad of mostly postseason consideration team development coach in 1988 and 1992. I VAVIVAWION young players belonging to Major Saturday with a 1-0 loss in Dallas. He coached the Galaxy to the League Soccer clubs. 'At the end of the day in major MLS final in the league's inaugur- "The Clash has done a good job league sports, it's all about win- al year, but was fired the next year putting together a core of young, ning, and it was felt a coaching when Los Angeles went 3-9. Special Engagemetit litTitts September 17

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