ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Woody Alien's film 'Celebrity' takes serio- SJSU football team gets early report card; comic look at fashion, TV, films, publishing Tuesday team's strengths, weaknesses rated SPARTANSee page 6 DAILY See page 5 Volume 111, No. 62 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 December 1, 1998 Struggling Filipino vets remembered SJSU's Akbayan Club serves holiday meal to honor elders ByJoAnn Peach ment. The club's choir sang Staff Wnter both the U.S. and the Philippine national anthems East met west and young and performed a traditional met old during a luncheon Filipino dance called the Saturday that was provided for linikling." The dance is per- Filipino veterans of World War formed with two dancers hop- II by San Jose State ping and turning between two University's Akbayan Club. long bamboo rods. The group The veterans were served invited several veterans to join traditional Thanksgiving food, in the dance, but they declined, including turkey and stuffing, saying that they preferred to at the Northside Community watch. Center downtown. The The veterans fought with the Akbayan Club and several U.S. military during World War other Filipino student organi- II, said Ben Menor, executive zations, including Northern director of the Northside California Filipino American Community Center. Since the (Above) Gina Gapasin, a freshman Student Organization and Philippines was a U.S. protec- at San Filipino American Student torate at the time, thousands of Francisco State University, Association, also collected Filipinos enlisted to fight serves cake at a luncheon to honor clothing that was given to the alongside American soldiers Filipino veterans of World War II on veterans. against the Japanese. Saturday at Northside Community The event was intended to These "manongs" and "man- Center in San Jose. The luncheon provide Filipino veterans of ags" Filipino terms for was provided by Akbayan of San World War II a hot meal and a respect to elders were Jose State University, a club for chance to interact with the allowed entrance to the United Filipino students. younger Filipino generation, States as citizens in the early according to Hideo Ikeda, com- 1990s. munity service leader for Today, they are fighting to be Akbayan. recognized under the G.I. Bill of "We wanted to bridge the Rights, according to Menor. (Left) Deanna Capili, an occupa- generation gap between us and Once recognized, these veter- tional therapy major at San Jose the veterans," Ikeda said. ans would receive the benefits State University and member of The members of the club also covered under the bill, which Akbayan, talks to Sinay Parayno, a wanted to learn about the vet- guarantees veterans who erans' roles in the war and served in the U.S. military free volunteer at the Northside about their fight to be recog- full medical coverage and a Community Center, during a lun- nized by the United States, pension of up to $1200 a month. cheon at the center in downtown Ikeda said. Until then, they subsist with San Jose. Akbayan, along with sev- "We want to show them that the aide of Supplemental eral other Filipino student organiza- we're here for them, that their Security Income. tions, provided a meal and donated justice is seen by our Filipino However, for many of the clothes to the Filipino seniors at the youth," he said. veterans, that is not enough. Members of the Akbayan "SSI does not provide center Club socialized with the veter- enough coverage for medical ans and provided entertain- See Veterans, page 8 1.111.111 Irp, p.trr.,11 Nutrition students dish up A different kind of coach Speaker teaches athletes how to survive interviews peer education conference By Hugo Rivera Sufi Writcr By Laurie Ifbillips from 10:30 a.m. to 1:20 p.m. in known as an intervention, and Staff Wow in a Rooms 229 and 230 of the present it to an audience Andrea Kirby has coached athletes such as Pete Industrial Studies Building. form they choose. That format Sampras, David Cone and Clyde Drexler not on Nutrition can be an interest- The event will skit, video or include three could consist of a how to serve, pitch or slam dunk, but on how to ing thing to teach, especially or four interactive student pre- lecture. deal with the media. when it can be conveyed sentations on nutrition-related "This is a way for students to Kirby is founder of Andrea Kirby Coaches Inc., through a puppet show topics and a display of student contribute to the community," a Palo Alto-based by sports teams to aim to from agency hired Nutrition students posters this semester. Wang said. help athletes maintain under difficult and control show that puppet shows All 45 students in May She said students have tack- interviews. She gave a lecture to Bob methods of Wang's Nutrition Education deficien- other alternative led topics such as iron McDermand's information gathering students on teaching are effective ways to and Counseling class are cy and anemia through puppet Monday afternoon in Clark Library on how to be education at a design at least one shows, teach nutrition required to skits and presentations. more sensitive when interviewing and on certain mini-conference on Wednesday nutrition education lesson, See Nutrition, page 8 tips for success. Kirby said her interest in helping athletes cope with the media began in 1985, when she saw NBA rookie Patrick Ewing of the New York Knicks SJSU relief drive collects food, drinking water struggle through a news conference with New York reporters. for Honduran victims of Hurricane Mitch She said sometimes athletes have difficulty By Marcus Ulrich All goods donated for the Beltran. dealing with the media because they are young Staff Writer relief drive will go to people M.E.Ch.A., a Chicano club at and inexperienced. However, it is something they affected by Hurricane Mitch liv- SJSU, and the Hispanic Student must do. After seeing the devastation ing in Honduras. Association will also be helping "They have to get used to the pressure because :aused by Hurricane Mitch to "We're focusing on Honduras with the drive. it is part of the job," she said. Honduras, psychology major because they were the ones that "There's a lot of people in Kirby told the class of about 20 students that Rena Beltran decided she want- were hardest hit by Hurricane Honduras in need of aid, and we athletes need to have media-relations training to to help by organizing a relief Mitch," Beltran said. wanted to do something to help keep from losing control and perhaps losing their Irive at San Jose State Hurricane Mitch hit those people," said Jose Santos of tempers. She said any inappropriate behavior by University. Honduras on Oct. 28, and by the M.E.Ch.A. athletes could cost them and their teams millions Clayton Staltrr 'Spartan Dallv "I just saw the devastation time the storm was over at least Goods donated on campus of dollars in fines and endorsements. She showed Andrea Kirby (left) helps Lance Analla maintain ind I felt like I had to do some- 7,000 people had died and will take two to seven days to the students video footage of athletes and other eye contact while speaking to an audience during ling to homeless, sports figures losing during inter- help the people," 600,000 were left reach victims in Honduras, Raul their tempers her presentation to journalism students Monday. Beltran said. according to the American Red Avila said. views as an example of how not to handle media For one week starting Cross. Avila works with the pressure. Nednesday, there will be dona- Non-perishable goods includ- Christian Community Church in "These are good examples of bad behavior in "If they want to be there, great If not, well, it's ion bins at three locations ing canned food, baby food and San Jose. sports," Kirby said as she showed videos of sports harder to (coach) people who do riot want it," she iround campus: the Housing drinking water are the focus of Beltran said she hopes the figures cussing, throwing things at reporters, said. Mice of Joe West Hall, the third the drive. relief drive raises awareness of yelling and assaulting interviewers and fans. Kirby said athletes are not always at fault; loot of the Health Building near Other supplies, such as tooth- the hardships people in Most teams have media-relations coaches for sometimes interviewers are to blame for the mis- he elevator and the entrance to paste, soap and bandages, are Honduras are facing as a result players, some of whom force athletes to attend ses- behavior of athletes. Some of the things she said lark Library also needed, according to of Hurricane Mitch. sions with them, according to Kirby. See Kirby, page 8 Santa Clara County's Kenny Starr talks denial of stimulants over Levvinsky saga kills jailbird dreams with Big Al Bundy seems to There was a time Everybody when I considered be talking about going to jail. I Bill Clinton and his thought to myself, "Let's uwinsky.little friend, Monica see, I haven't been raped and I do need a tattoo. If you think there is Where in the world could nothing new to learn I get those for free?" about the scandal, you're That's when it came to wrong. I have just p Iten a me. I would go to jail. transcript of a conversa- I gave up that idea tion between Kenneth after I found out the ban Starr and his buddy, Al on smoking was extended Bundy (the poor guy on and prisons will no longer "Married ... With provide inmates with cof- Children") at a bar. fee or sugar in Santa Al Bundy: Hey Kenny, Clara County. why do you hate Clinton? Santa Clara County officials said they are Kenneth Starr: He has violated the trust of doing this for health reasons. They say since the American people and used his interns in nicotine and caffeine are bad for you and sugar ways that are reprehensible. is used for a type of homemade liquor, prisoners Bundy: You sound jealous, Kenny. don't need it and the prison should not be Starr: No. I mean ... well I have had many responsible for providing it. There goes my idea interns in my office over the years and not one of of going to jail. I don't think I could deal with life them ever offered to help me relieve my stress. without cigarettes, caffeine or sugar. Bundy: I've been married to Peggy for over 20 Although this move by Santa Clara County's years, and she has never done that either. How new chief of correction, Tim Ryan, has obviously did you get that Lewinsky broad to talk? deterred me from committing any serious Starr: It's embarrassing, Al. crimes, I seriously doubt it will work on the Bundy: Kenny, I'm your friend. more hardened criminals. School-free life outshines parking citation Starr: She had me ... put on glasses with a big Not only will this move do very little to deter nose and mustache and then I had to ... in laughter) You performed crime, it could even make it harder to control Waking up Monday, tired and I wanted those filthy mongrels to suf- Bundy: (Explodes prisoners. Inmates, who are already deprived of worn from the long holiday fer a similar fate, only much, much worse oral sex on an intern while wearing funny glass- freedom and are a little on edge because of it, weekend, I knew it was going to I wanted them all to get a big, fat es? An intern! now have even more reason to be irritable. be a bad day. speeding ticket that would cost them Starr: Yes. I know how people on the 'outside" act when Yet somehow through it all, it ended much more than my citation and would Bundy: Does Clinton know this? they don't get their daily nicotine, caffeine or up giving me a whole new outlook on life. cause their insurance premiums to rise Starr: Yes. sugar and I can only imagine how people on the I finally realized how exciting it was sharply. Bundy: What did he say? "inside" will react. going to be to graduate, despite a whole "Oh, what sweet revenge that would Starr: He laughed at my face. Then I got mad About 70 percent of prisoners use nicotine semester of feeling indifferent toward my be," I thought, when it suddenly hit me and mentioned Hillary. products, according to several surveys. That's a upcoming commencement. like a ton of bricks two more weeks of Bundy: Oh, boy. lot of upset prisoners. I've had to endure a turbulent ride to this madness and I would be home free. Starr: I couldn't even make out most of what One jail decided to reinstate smoking after achieve this new outlook, but it was At this point I forgot all about the mon- he said. All I could understand was (rhymes with several inmates got into a mini-riot over black- worth it. tilt, Sins.1 I it p grels and I couldn't help but crack a witch) which he kept saying. After that he mark& cigarettes. As I rolled out of bed to the sound of smile. calmed down and spilled out a sob story Hillary Expect more of the same kind of behavior pouring rain, I could only imagine the , I Hi IIIus se Beautiful thoughts suddenly flooded pushes him around. She tells him what to do. He when inmates find out they can no longer use hassle I'd have to go through to navigate my mind. I realized that upon graduation did not want to bomb Iraq, but she insisted. the relatively harmless substances of nicotine, my way to campus and search for a park- I would no longer have to stress over Bundy: Those Amazon broads are the worst. caffeine and sugar. ing spot. parking citations or parking spaces. Starr: Chelsea beats him up too. Socks likes to Call me a bleeding-heart liberal or any other While getting dressed I thought at least a thou- No more walking in the rain and dodging the con- (Makes slashing gestures) claw at his ankles. name, but I believe prisoners have rights too. sand times how torturous my cross training class struction. byDave Whamond Bundy: This is our president? Prisoners should be allowed some freedoms. would be. After all, who wants exercise after four No more money blown on countless books that Starr: Hillary is the real president. Clinton is Furthermore, the County Office of Corrections days of utter laziness? Not me. were never opened more than once. just the stooge. He just takes all the blame. must also realize that it makes little sense to Running out the front door, I noticed I was behind No more green sheets, Scantrons, term papers, Bundy: I knew I should have voted for Dole. make inmates any more ornery than they schedule, but arriving near campus I was unusually group presentations and final exams. He's a Republican. (Shakes his head) I always already are. lucky at getting a parking space a spot that had No more registering and adding and dropping, oh end up voting for a Democrat when I'm drunk. Prisoners are not the only ones who will be saved me many a time before. my. Starr: Oh, their wives are much worse. They hurt by these new rules. Guards and any other However this time it gave me more than a place Believe it or not I was walking on air. Eleven like whips and leashes with spikes on them. The person working in the jail will now have to deal to stash My car while I ran to class. semesters later and more pounds gained than I voters should just elect a woman president. with these inmates who are pissed off After making the two-block trek in the rain to would have liked, I had come to see that it was They're going to run everything no matter what. Ryan said he knows prisoners will not have a class and back, I was happy to be inside my dry and indeed worth all the aggravation. Bundy: Then I say we elect a gay man as problem getting off these substances because he warm car again. Despite disappointing grades and dreadful president! A gay man with no broad holding a was able to do it when he got pneumonia. By his Then I made the horrible discovery a neatly instructors, registration fees and graduation post- leash over him. logic, if he can do it, anyone can. folded, sopping wet parking citation had been neat- ponements, I had somehow managed to land on my Starr: Bad idea. You know how guys are. Ryan is taking the hard line on this one with ly tucked beneath my windshield wiper. feet. Who knew I would finally make it? They'll nuke a country to settle a bet over beer. quotes like, if they don't like it, they don't have I couldn't believe my eyes. I had made the mis- It took a $25 parking citation for me to see what Bundy: Yeah, but ... hey, did you say Clinton to come back," and "If you stay with us, you're take of parking about seven inches farther than I have ahead of me a life without San Jose State takes the blame for everything? Even Monica? going to have to change you whole lifestyle." I usual and for that I was punished another $25 University in it. Am I sad about the life I am soon to Starr: Yeah. don't doubt that he has more expertise in pris- out of an already bare wallet. lead? Bundy: (Grins like a total jackass) Then that oner behavior than me, but I have to disagree My immediate reaction was to wish hateful crap Yeah, sure I'm as sad as I was happy about the means Monica and Hillary, they ... wow. with his decision. on badge number blab, blah, blah who had so need- mongrel who stripped me of my last few bucks. Starr: Cool, huh? Other than saving about $50,000, since pris- lessly caused me to fall deeper in debt. I found a whole new outlook on life, but I didn't Until this scandal finally dies, let's just keep ons will no longer have to buy coffee, these deci- Taking it even further, I wished all those evil lose my thirst for revenge. SJSU has taught me having fun with it for cheap laughs. It's the sions will do very little good to our prisons. cart-driving ticket hounds would fall under the well. American way, after all. Jeremiah Oshan is the same dark cloud I was under. Spartan Daily assistant Yvette Anna Drjo is the Spartan Daily features Shane Lewis is a Spartan Daily senior staff sports editor His column appears every Tuesday. editor Her column appears every Tuesday. writer Ninety-eight wrongs do not make four rights for university's carpool parking program

Here's some good news, are conveniently placed on the doesn't workout, ed again when the university The "Carpool +" timing could- commuters. The new first floor. This is prime parking work. eating or decided to make those 98 spaces n't be any worse. After students parking plan called for student commuters, who are Everyone EDITORIAL whatever- in the Seventh Street Garage had to surrender 98 spaces, the "Carpool +" can benefit you. teased as they drive by employ- would love you -do faculty parking. The faculty plan was implemented in the Four new carpool spaces in the ee spaces on the first two floors to see stu- schedule to parking was relocated due to the middle of the Most Seventh semester. Street Parking Garage en route to the top three stu- dents start carpooling and using carpool with. closure of Lot 4, which cost the parking permits have already have been allocated to reduce dent-eat-student levels. alternate forms of transporta- Ma make matters worse, for faculty 146 spaces, in order to been purchased too late parking and it's problems. Both stu- Carpooling students can even tion to help eliminate the horrif- every one of those four new house construction work. to switch over to a carpool pass. dents and faculty can occupy enter the the Seventh Street ic parking situation, but the fact "Carpool +" spaces, 25 non-car- You know that old saying, these "Carpool +" equals spaces spaces if they carpool with Garage after it's been closed due of the matter is commuters will pooling students will have to "Two wrongs don't make a that no one at least can use. two other people. to being full. If the four "Carpool choose convenience over con- carpool and park in one of those right." Well, 98 wrongs don't Students aren't fools. The plan is an experiment. +" spaces are filled and show sciousness. four new spaces to even reach make four rights. Sugarcoating the situation by : While the new plan is the same successful student response, The trouble is finding two the number of spaces students The numbers say it all giving us a as measly four parking. a regular two-or-more carpool more spaces will be reserved for people with anything similar to had prior to this month. Two roughly 27,000 students to spaces while does- permit, it 98 are taken rewards carpoolers. carpoolern. Enough with the your schedule. The odds are bet- weeks ago, the university cut 98 2,500 faculty members. Taking n't work. "Carpool +" will only Students who carpool with at good news, though. 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II I II II) Hu from the House Judiciary Committee. I1)11()I The White House was still weighing whether to send a team of lawyers to make the president's case on his behalf, other aides said. During a private session with impeachment Unions find CSU merit pay is without value investigators, Maryland Democratic operative Nathan Landow invoked his Fifth Amendment Reporters for the Spartan were rewarded for good perfor- 40 percent of the compensation right against self-incrimination and declined to Daily missed one of the mance. If an employee was not package. answer questions, according to a committee official most important aspects of a performing well, that employee Management says the PBSI who spoke only on condition of anonymity. Landow story. The Nov. 18 picketing of didn't get a merit salary system is performance-based. Clinton pushed peace effort refused to comment as he left the hour-long meet- Tower Hall was by all of the increase. In reality, due to the arbitrari- WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton ing. unions at San Jose State Denial of this pay required a ness of it, the system replaces a Committee members and aides tried to question University, not just California manager to document a reason. performance-based merit sys- sought to push the Mideast peace effort forward Monday, meeting with Yasser Arafat and pledging the real estate developer about whether he was Faculty Association. This documentation of a reason tem with a patronage-based aware of any effort to influence the testimony of Together we are protesting for denial allowed an employee salary increase system. If you to nearly double U.S. aid to the Palestinians. "No peace stands a chance of lasting if it does not deliv- former White House volunteer Kathleen Willey, the way we are all being treat- to improve his or her perfor- look at who is and who is not who has accused Clinton of making a sexual ed by California State mance. Also, if an employee getting PBSI's, you will find a er real results to ordinary people," Clinton said. But while he spoke hopefully at an internation- advance in 1993. Mrs. Willey has testified she dis- University management. This was denied a merit increase for disproportionate number of cussed her testimony with Landow. tim3 we marched in support of reasons that were unfair or raise recipients are those who al donors conference of overcoming "bumps in the CFA. Soon they may be march- capricious, this system had a work closest with managers, road" in the peace process he has fostered, political Merger puts jobs at risk ing in support of us, the right of appeal. deans and directors in the CSU tensions between Arafat and Israel were rising again. California State Employees Now management negotia- system. In other words, kiss up NEW YORK (AP) - A merger between Exxon Association (CSEA) or any of tors are attempting to scrap to your boss and get a raise. Arafat declared anew that he hoped to establish an independent Palestinian state. He also accused and Mobil could prompt government antitrust the other unions representing this system and replace it with That's why we in CSEA call watchdogs to insist the new company sell off employees at the CSU campus- one that provides for what it pucker pay, and we're not Israel of undermining the Palestinian economy with a "continued siege and frequent closure" of numerous gas stations and refineries, putting es. management calls a going to stand for it. That is thousands of jobs in jeopardy. There are many examples of Performance Based Salary just one of the reasons we are the borders with Gaza and the West Bank. Despite U.S. appeals that Arafat tone down his "Everyone is kind of scared," Richard Hidalgo, a management at SJSU and in Increase (PBS!.) Under the joining with CFA and all of our 26-year veteran of Mobil's 1,200-employee refinery the CSU system ignoring the PBSI system, raises are solely other union brothers and sis- statehood assertions as premature before negotiat- ing a final settlement with Israel, the Palestinian in Beaumont, Texas, said Monday. "No one really needs of employees and trying at the discretion of managers. ters and saying we're mad as knows what's going to happen." to negotiate contract language They are based on evaluations hell and we're standing togeth- leader welcomed pledges of assistance as helpful to "realize our independence." Even without a divestiture order from the gov- that is bad language and that are often arbitrary or er. ernment, analysts predict thousands of job cuts, erodes employee rights. For capricious. There are few or no Midpoint in the one-day conference nearly $2 billion had been pledged, including $480 million by with estimates reaching as high as 20,000 - or example, for years the CSU rights of due process for about 16 percent of the combined work force. system has had a merit pay employees unfairly denied rais- Steve Sloan the European Union, $200 million by Japan, $100 million by Saudi Arabia, $80 million by Kuwait, "What you're talking about here is a classic cost- system in place for staff es. In the next contract man- information technology cutting scenario ... You merge two companies employees. Under this system, agement wants to raise the consultant $50 million by the United Arab Emirates and $30 million by Canada. together and you basically gut one or both of CSEA-represented employees level of PBSI compensation to journalism them," said Michael Young, an analyst with Impeachment hits obstacles Deutsche Bank Securities in Boston. But even though the merger would form the WASHINGTON (AP) - The House impeach- world's largest oil company, most analysts said Holidays lost in confusion of commercialism ment inquiry ran into more obstacles Monday as Monday they don't expect worries about industry dominance to be strong essence of the holi- ing. Come Mother's Day, florists tained by capitalism, made into one witness refused to answer investigators' ques- enough to kill the deal. M he true "When the final analysis is made, it will be day diminished ... Gobble! are the happiest people in town, parodies of themselves. The tions and the White House brushed off an invita- is in having jacked up their prices by process of religious or family tion to have President Clinton testify. determined that the industry remains highly frag- Gobble! This letter mented and highly competitive," Young response to the article written orders of magnitude that would piety made into cash-register "I don't think it's very likely you'll see the pres- said. by Yvette Anna Trejo titled bring a federal suit down on song has come to affect nearly ident appear before that committee," White House "Holiday frenzy: nightmare any other industry. Easter is a everyone in the global market. spokesman Joe Lockhart said of the invitation before Christmas."! agree with holiday beloved of devout The holidays should be a what the article had to say and Christians - but also of choco- time to celebrate meaningful I think more people should real- latiers and confectioners and moments with friends and fami- ize that the holiday season has egg farmers, to say nothing of ly. But sometimes they become Buy your railpass become a total joke. the evil trolls who manufacture so commercialized that their Thanksgiving puts a smile on the cellophane grass that lines value gets lost amid the stress Quotesfor the Day before 99 d save! the faces of cranberry farmers, environmentally unfriendly bas- of shopping, wrapping, and sweet-potato kets. cleaning up. poultry farmers, "Leadership is a potent combination of strategy farmers, and bookies. St. The history of our holidays is Valentine's Day gives the suits one in which popular festivals Najiba Mimi and character. But, if you must be without one, be with- Lima $405 at Hallmark a warm fuzzy feel- have become ritualized, con- dental hygiene out the strategy." London $348 Paris $398 -H. Norman Schwartzkopf Zurich $552 Joint library opponents should provide alternatives retired Army general New Orleans $316 New York $230 Reading the Spartan Daily ously to help place a positive United States. But it is also Tokyo $540 past two weeks, I spin on the issue while oppo- their responsibility to provide a for the "An intellectual is a man who takes more words than Sydney $974 have noticed a lot of commotion nents have made loud remarks possible solution to the issue. necessary to tell more than he knows." that aid in dragging the issue Without it, neither the adminis- {pea ant Oa Do mot taws when it comes to the joint Illestnat.ona apply ta.it solyett to (Pao, library issue. I have seen com- down. tration nor the A.S. can work ments made for the proposed But, what the opponents with the opponents to finally -Dwight D. Eisenhower 1111111 Tra w library, and against the library. have failed to do, is to provide build or not to build the joint 34th President of the United States ClEE (nen es keeneeenl I must admit that both sides of the AS. and the administration library. F./enamel teeny the issue have made it clear a possible solution to their 102 University Ave.. 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A 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) 1 111 Id 1 i!1' Letter-to-the-editor writers need to do more, complain less Administrators ignore requests rro be fair to most of the read- ting yourself to do something Spartan Daily which he thought it. ers, I will use the Nov. 9 issue before you try (weakly) to tackle was demeaning to women. He The library is very important for more parking; should use of the Spartan Daily to help San Jose State University? wrote clearly and supported to me as well as others. I have illustrate my point. Then, on Then we have Tyson Sorci. At what he thought. Do you hear attended all the meetings and your own, you can think back to least he is on the right track. He the bells also? He's going to do rallies and have read fliers and Park and Ride themselves all the issues and sense the writes positively and with hope. something about it. Thank you. I literature on the joint library already depleted number of stu- trend. He states, "I have been amazed personally appreciate your proposal. One would think that with all frustrating to read about by the angry flow of letters in actions and respect your stand- Yes, I did vote. the recent controversy dent spaces? It's I voted "no" on students people complaining. It seems our Spartan Daily." I agree. I also ing ground. Proposition IA. I regarding student parking or Every time complain privately com- all we they have no intention of active- encourage him to take that good- Now, some might question plain, though I publicly lack thereof San Jose State about parking, hear is act and Ride" this and ly doing something about that ness and channel it into some- how proactive I might be. Well, don't become part of the couch. University's so-called parking "Park and "Park that. Why can't particular issue. thing for SJSU since he cares so let me tell you before you waste So please, either prove to me supervisors would balk at the and Ride" the who use Lot 4 utilize For instance, Liz Rivera stat- much. He might just have what ink. I'll address the freshest of you are proactive in the issue(s) idea of reducing the space allot- employees ed how unhappy she is about the it takes to help the issue we have them, the parking situation and you care about or ted to students. It seems as if our all the empty spaces at the Park just shut up the present and future parking situ- here. the joint library issue. and stop writing letters. complaints have once again fall- and Ride Lot until construc- After ation. Hey, see the light bulb, Then we have a professor, I don't drive to school, never SJSU is not built on whiners. en on deaf ears. tion is finished? all, it was commute, just do something. You Robert B. Stringham, who wrote have and never will. I commute For those who have yet to the administration which even mention how we need to be a letter about the appearance of and LOVE IT! So I'm giving up a Susan L. Piepho notice, the closure of Lot 4 has repeatedly said that there were more proactive. How about get- a photo on the front page of our spot for another who might need sociology resulted in 98 student parking so many empty spaces that stu- spaces being replaced with dents weren't taking advantage employee parking. As convenient of. Why is this situation any dif- as this may seem for the admin- ferent? Is the administration Racists still common in America; five ways to test yourself istration and faculty, how do sending students a message by 4C110 acists come in many dif- nario is quite common because, roll your eyes when a group of they dare undermine our con- saying that their time is of more she said as being offensive. students? ferent colors" was an arti- frankly, no one wants to acciden- people are speaking in their for- stant requests for more parking value than their I understand that my list is may cle filled with reality checks. tally offend someone else and so eign language. not nearly as for students?! Ninety-eight not seem complete as it Racism is now such a taboo it is avoided altogether. And, my all-time favorite: should be and it may In the Nov. 16 edition of the like a significant number of not be the in the long run, subject in society because, let's By now you're probably ask- You equate being an perfect indicator for racism, Spartan Daily, a front-page arti- spaces, but stu- but will be greatly affected. face it, everyone is too afraid of ing yourself, "Am I a racist or American with being white. being able to discuss such a sen- cle titled "Ninety-eight student dents being accused of being a racist. not?" Well, here is a dependable This last one seems to disturb sitive subject is spaces axed," quoted Bill After all, that is 98 spaces every the first step in now until For example, you are sitting set of guidelines to help you fig- me the most solely because the the right direction. Gafford, a parking supervisor, as day from the construc- in your "culture and ethnic stud- ure that out, person thinking that way proba- Society saying, "Every time we add more tion is completed. needs to address the are ies" class and the professor asks You use the term "You peo- bly doesn't see what is wrong issue because it has 'E' spaces it puts more pressure The students who make not gone again, we have for any insights on the topics of ple...". with the picture. For example, a away. In fact, racism is alive, fes- on the students (to find a this school. Once given no respect. culture and stereotypes for eth- Instead of saying "That friend of mine said to me the tering and well. However, you space)." been nic groups. You peer around the girl," you insist on placing other day that she had the best don't have to take my word for it. So what's the problem? room waiting for someone to vol- "black," "Mexican" or "Asian" Chinese food in town and that Just ask the man walking down Were other alternatives con- Chris Lee unteer, but after 30 seconds of before the word girl. she and her family were sur- the sidewalk who witnessed a sidered before reducing an electrical engineering complete silence with the You assume that someone prised they were the only woman tightening her grip on exception of pages flipping as if does not understand or speak "Americans" there. It was appar- her purse due to his presence. the answers were in a book English based on their pheno- ent to me that she saw nothing you notice the blank stares, typic characteristics, wrong with her comment. She Ivy Tseng Hollywood executives putting including your own. This sce- You can't help but stare and obviously did not think of what political science Muslim's image under siege People should This letter is in response to Christianity. This shocks some Mexicans lack fair chance at immigration the article on stereotyping narrow-minded people, such as Jam writing in response to the lar, and our country's unfair for most Mexican citizens to Muslims, which discusses the the makers of movies like "The exercise more letter written by Daniel immigration policies. Mr. immigrate to this country under guest speaker brought to SJSU Siege" or "Peacemaker" two of Offerman in your Nov. 24 issue, Offerman also states that any circumstances. This holds by the Muslim Student many anti-Islamic movies. about illegal immigration. It "Mexicans are still welcome to true for citizens from other Latin Association. First of all, I would The sad thing is that the and eat less troubles me that Mr. Offerman come to this country legally." American countries as well. All like to express that Hollywood's American public will think that believes that "letting illegals This is not true. immigrants should have an misunderstanding of Islam is the fantasies portrayed in these Thank you, Julia B. Wright, (into our country) and letting If you are an immigrant from equal opportunity to immigrate for clarifying the "Meathead anything but a misunderstand- flicks are real. The Hollywood them use our government ser- Europe, you are welcomed to this to this country legally. Until this ing. It's a war run by big shot executives, big shots and anti- Diet" (Nov. 17). vices is a disgrace to all the peo- country with open arms. happens, unfair stereotypes and In the desperate quest to lose Hollywood executives against Islamic producers know this and ple who immigrated here legally." However, if you are an immi- misconceptions will persist. Muslims. therefore will create such weight, many people take on The disgrace is in our coun- grant from Mexico, you are con- such diets without conducting As we all know or may not movies to brainwash the simple- try's unfair perception of sidered inferior and are not wel- Robert Davidson know, Islam is a religion on the minded movie-goers. the proper research and in the Mexican immigrants in particu- comed. It is extremely difficult political science long run may end up causing rise and statistics have shown damage to their bodies. I should that Islam will soon, by early Najiba Mimi know. I was one of them. Last next decade, be the second most dental hygiene Year, I was on a high protein, Students capable of making own decisions populous religion next to low carbohydrate diet. I was n response to the letter in the nationalism in its citizens in someone's successful at first, head, our leaders but the fact Nov. 17 issue of the Spartan order to continue to justify exor- need it. Until that -168S Vittl. LVOV that I was depriving myself of day, we should REALITY POP FOLLY Daily: bitant military spending. take a stand to individually pro- 115 ROW COANWEL 4 LAS AT sonic' of my favorite foods drove Fwf NEWS1VM I'm Kirk Mr. Waseem lqbal seems to Does Mr. Iqbal truly think mote understanding between wit011tvAP /ND .1.4Ar me insane think students are idiots. He is students have any CHECK"' After say in what peoples of other nations in hope NEvIS 112 months of agony, 1 con- as guilty of stereotyping as he our government does? It makes cluded my deprivation was that someday our leaders will not accuses Hollywood of being me wonder how many students find some other motive going to work. So, now I limit than the stereotypical. I am sure most of are in the top 3 percent of the almighty dollar to make the my food intake overall and as the students at San Jose State population you that benefits from world a peaceful place. suggested, exercise. I am University are aware of the fact our country's exploitive not a perfect size interna- Whamond 5, but I'm that not all Muslims are terror- tional policies. I think none! by Dave healthy' ' Shirley Haynes ist extremists. Our government Believe me, if they had a political science targets Islam to create a sense of bomb that could put brains in lktonica Varela political science 111.

Saddam should be bombed MVO", 11-11 , ,ne rem ee... ens tr, The article "Sanctions against up, we should cut it off Iraq just embolden Saddam No warnings, no stalling, just Hussein" in the Nov. 19 Spartan plain lethal air and sea strikes. Daily was not well thought out. Of course there are going to mtvtis CHINESE CUISINE - FOOD Saddam is a terrorist and you be innocent people hurt, but it TO GO deal with a terrorist with a knife will go towards a better world A Mandarin & SzPchuan Cuisine at his throat and a tsiot heel on man like this cannot be reasoned Box Lunches To Go his chest. with. My opinion is to stop with Lunch and Dinner 111 In no way can we support him diplomacy and send in our air- Catering Available or anyone who allies themselves men, sailors, soldiers and vi". Amt with him To trade with him is Marines. Have them totally 294-3303 or 998-9427 like trading with the devil. eradicate all he stands for, and 131 E. Jackson Street It is the same as condoning all he holds dear. Then, and only 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street his actions. Instead of trying to then, will there be a little more negotiate with him, we should peace in that part of the world. 5000TING THE MESSENGER cut off all trading and strike at anything that we find threaten- Ty S. Sorci ing. Once he pops his ugly head political science Immortality for 835? West Valley College Alumni and Friends Join the 35th Anniversary celebration and create a pemianent memento of your 4th Annual SJSU Staff Artique association with West Valley. For just Thursday, December 3, 1998 $35 you can have a brick with your 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Student Union message of up to 3 lines in the 35th Come Join Us! Anniversary Court. Or give one as a Come discover what the SJSU unique, personal gift, or memorial. staff do outside of their 9 to 5 jobs, find a special gift for someone you love or treat For more information and an order form, yourself, or just come enjoy the call 741-2165 or visit the 35th Anniversary web site at refreshments and enter to win a door prize! WWWVANStvallecedubwc/35th. Click on "A Place in the Heart" and be a part of West Valley forever!

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Editor's note: Looking back on Surprisingly, head coach Dave the 1998 season, the Spartan Baldwin did not seem concerned Daily sports staff has evaluated about the future at the offensive San Jose State University's foot- line even though Fe'esago was ball team and graded its posi- the only player to start who will tions based on performances return.

Byf eremiah Oshm Running Back: B- Assistant Sports Editor Despite missing a good deal of and Aaron Williams preseason training, Carlos Ideas opened the season with Senior Staff Writer his third straight 100-yard per- formance in helping the Spartans upset the Cardinal. He Offense: B. never repeated the feat. Quarterback: C+ That was not entirely his At times, Chris Kasteler fault. Deonce Whitaker produced looked like the answer. At others, several impressive games, Kasteler looked like a big ques- including a 177-yard perfor- tion mark. He saw his first mance against Fresno. action against University of The running back position Oregon, where he was not espe- was not all that consistent, but it cially spectacular, and split time never cost the Spartans a game. with Marcus Arroyo. He showed The running backs rarely fum- signs of breaking through bled, produced 16 touchdowns against University of New and averaged over four yards per Chris Preovolos/ Spartan Daily Mexico and University of carry San Jose State University w Ids receiver Eric Ruhle outruns Stadium on Sept. 26. The six Spartan receivers combined for 1,778 Virginia with solid perfor- University of New Mexico players in his 59-yard reception at Spartan yards this year. mances, but his performances Wide Receiver: C against Rice University and Oliver Newell caught five be hopeful about next season Kasteler University of Texas-El Paso touchdowns but was as Returning: A in the Utah and SDSU Post,season Honors: shut out in all are either juniors or sopho- Whitaker set the NCAA games was a prime example. The essentially won him the job. He the last four games. Casey Le Best Win: Stanford 35-23 mores. They were always around Division I record for most kickoff other criticism of Baldwin and played the last three quarters of Blanc established himself as a Worst Loss: SDSU 34-6 the ball and were big hitters. return yards with 1,214 and set staff is the predictable offense each game. Against Rice he led good possession receiver, but Best Performance (Team): the Spartans to the winning an NCAA record for most they often ran. BYU 46-43 loss rarely broke big plays. Waking Secondary: B+ returns in a season with 51. touchdown and against UTEP Bailey, The vanilla offense SJSU ran Worst Performance (Team): Shawn Green, Gabe This was perhaps the only He averaged 23.8 yards per out of he was 18-for-37 with two touch- Payne and Eric Ruhle necessity, because of two Idaho 17-12 loss 5 played consistent bright spot on defense return and almost broke several young quarterbacks, was the fla- downs. His best game of the sea- well when thrown to, but were Best Performance (Individual): for SJSU. Lyle West led the for touchdowns. vor of the month for most oppo- Chris Kasteler 22 of 32 for son was against Brigham Young not used very much. Spartans once again in tackles Two of the most exciting plays University when he completed The sextet combined for 11 nents. 319 yards and four touchdowns with 120. He should get a shot to of the season came on returns. The upside of Baldwin and his against BYU 22 of 32 passes for 319 yards and touchdowns, 1,778 yards and continue his career in the touchdowns. pros. Le Blanc took an onside kick the staff was that they took a team Worst Performance (Individual): four 134 catches. Their numbers were Omarr Smith was SJSU's big distance in the From first game of the which pundits predicted would Chris Kasteler 7 of 23 for 65 there, it went downhill. not bad, but none of them ever play man, coming up with three season and Smith went 88 He was downright bad against dominated a game. yards be worse than the University of yards against SDSU interceptions. with a punt against Fresno. Hawai'i and drove Utah, San Diego State and Payne, Ruhle and Newell are it to a 4-8 Biggest Surprise: Deonce The secondary's pass coverage record. Fresno State University. In those seniors, but the remaining three Whitaker was so good it became an easy Coverage: C Four of SJSU's losses could Biggest Disappointment: three games he completed 33 of played well enough to give decision to run the ball against The opponents scored three have easily been The turned into vic- Defensive line 82 passes for 354 yards and five Baldwin hope for the future. the Spartans. touchdowns on returns. The tories, had the breaks gone the said, is Biggest off-season need: interceptions. main need, Baldwin biggest of them followed Smith's right way. Still, he played well enough to someone with breakaway speed. Defensive line help Special Teams: B touchdown against Fresno. The future does look bright Reason to watch the Spartans earn second-team all-Western Kicking: B- Athletic Conference B+ Jaime Kimbrough went 96 for Baldwin. Heading into the next year: A backfield with honors. Tight End: David Silberstein was money yards and was not even touched New WAC should give SJSU a Brian Vye and Arroyo the This position was used pri- Marcus Arroyo, Deonce on extra points. He connected on on his trip to the end zone. legitimate shot at winning the other two quarterbacks which marily for blocking but by the Whitaker and Roger Ratliff all 33. The Spartans covered punts thing outright. If recruiting goes Offensive Players of the Year: saw considerable action were end of the season had become a His field goal kicking was not reasonably well, holding their well also inconsistent. Vye finding defensive line Deonce Whitaker, Chris Kasteler had the very viable part of the offense. as spectacular. He connected on opponents to an average of nine help and a replacement for lost game of his life when he led the Defensive Players of the Year: Once he returned from an eight of 13, but his longest of the yards per return but gave up secondary members SJSU Spartans in a season-opening early-season injury, Brandon Lyle West, Omarr Smith season was from 39 yards. almost 25 yards per return on will improve on its four-win sea- Team MVP: Lyle West upset over Stanford University. Knapp's play was outstanding. When he kicked oft it was kickoffs. son. He lost the job when the He only caught two touchdowns, inadequate. His kicks usually Spartans were upset by the but seemed to come up big when landed near the 10-yard line, but Coaching: C Univeristy of Idaho in the second it counted. His second of the sea- kicking off was not his primary Dave Baldwin devising a game of the season. There was a son got the Spartans back in the job. strategy to beat Stanford was taste of redemption when he game against Fresno. Tim Morgan did an adequate genius. Letting his team come almost led the Spartans to a job kicking off but was inconsis- out flat in a sure "W" against RNeeaxsto nimsotvoi eSeuet comeback victory over Fresno, Defense: C+ tent on punts. Sometimes he Idaho wasn't. The downside to the but the bid fell short when he Defensive Line: D- looked like a stud, booming his the Spartans was that one week T op was intercepted at the end of the The loss of Edgar Nava in the punts 50-plus yards. He even they looked like world beaters, FUniteda vi ii oAnnTi sht atre game. Idaho game spelled doom for the Ten had a long punt of 76 yards. and the next week they looked Kasteler will compete with Spartans. Opponents soon real- The only problem was, he like a Pop Warner team. The Arroyo, George Harp and an un- ized how thin SJSU was up front averaged only 37 yards per punt This is where Baldwin needed named junior college transfer for on defense and exploited that and had several which went less to pull strings and make switch- the QB position next year. fact. A team running for more than 20. es during the game. Not pulling I IIX than 200 yards seemed to be the I( 1- Offensive Line: B rule rather than the exceptiot, '1H 'MA l If there was any consistency against the Spartans. Sotii)(1 on offense, it was at the offensive I MIS forradt line. Dave Loverne, Harry Linebackers: C Daniels, Jason Santos, Richie The linebackers did an ade- Student Castro and Todd James all quate job considering they were Kricker \Nit]) (.(11)114)111(1’ seniors usually kept the often the first line of defense Ind '11 0111- .11 opposing defenders off their after a running back had busted quarterback and were adequate through the d-line. Sam Sherrod Internet Access Screeits on the run. (64 tackles), Jeff Wucinich (69 11 \\ .1 111,11torniiii Freshman Chris Fe'esago tackles), Josh Parry (76 tackles)

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By Lance Swenson The movie features many of Correspondent the film world's most notable rREVIEW _1 performers, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Kenneth Branagh, Woody Allen's new film The film is a poignant look at Judy Davis, Joe Mantegna and "Celebrity" is an extremely these industrie's people and Winona Ryder. , sophisticated, serious romantic gives us insight into their The film centers on a divorced comedy that takes place in romantic and professional lives. couple, Lee and Robin Simon Manhattan's ritzy world of tele- played by Branagh and Davis hap es ID As is the case with many of 1111 411, ID ID 489 . an 914 vision, films, fashion and book Allen's films, the cast is unbe- who meet again as they are try- publishing. lievable. ing to sort out their new lives. Branagh plays a writer who's N*41 always finding the most trendy new thing. If he's writing a novel, he feels like he should be writing screen- plays. He's never satisfied and is always looking for something new, hence the divorce from his loase,a . wife of 18 years, whom he still seems to love. Davis' character, confronted with the reality of the situation, /Naha nearly goes crazy in a series of sus e. hilarious scenes about her han- S. dling of the breakup. Eventually she meets a great Photos courtesy of Miramax Films guy, a television executive played by Montegna. She thinks he is Winona Ryder and Kenneth Branagh give an unbelievable performance in Woody Allen's "Celebrity." too good to be true. The film takes an awkward look at love, marriage and divorce in the ritzy area of Manhattan New York. Totally amazed that this man would even consider her, she famous actress. nothing else. Branagh keeps "Celebrity" is shot in black accepts his advances while He also meets DiCaprio, who asking DiCaprio to read his and white to bring an element of remaining skeptical of the situa- plays an idolized young actor script. Instead, DiCaprio wants melancholy to the film. The pho- tion. very much like the one that he is Branagh to join him and his tography is beautifully done in a Wonderfully, her character today. throng of women for group sex. wonderful contrast of blacks, begins to transform herself. DiCaprio is great in his small Ryder does some of her best whites and grays that lends Through a series of lucky breaks, role. He plays a movie star who work in "Celebrity." She is the itself to the inherent sadness of she finds happiness in the world trashes his hotel and beats up second woman of Branagh's Branagh's character. she used to despise. Davis gives his girlfriend. affections. "Celebrity" ultimately revels an unabashedly funny and real Branagh's character is look- Their relationship is doomed in its theme of how we select our performance. ing for an up-and-coming hunk to fail because of his unwilling- celebrities. Branagh tries to endear him- to star in his latest screenplay, ness to commit to anything. It proclaims that fame is sim- self to famous people in order to which makes DiCaprio the per- She plays a young actress ply a product of luck and with further his professional career. fect fit. looking to improve her lot in life. fame comes certain conse- Along the way, he meets all sorts The funniest thing about this As is the case with his other girl- quences many are not able to of glamour types, including a Kenneth Branagh, Leonardo DfCaprio, Gretchen Mol and Adrian scene is that DiCaprio's charac- friends when their relationship deal with. It's a movie that frighteningly thin Melanie ter is so busy being a celebrity ends, his luck is bad and her luck makes you laugh and Grenier (from left) roll the dice in a scene from "Celebrity." think at Griffith, who looks radiant as a that he has time for virtually is good. the same time. 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"But that is all meals the center provides to the with aging." tions of a negative or a contro- Kirby said helps a person suc- anchor reporter and a play-by- we have until we are recognized seniors. The center also provides The seniors also get a free versial nature, unprepared ceed. During her lecture, she play reporter. as veterans. We have to take the assistance in dealing with medical checkup when they first reporters and when they are had students stand in front of McDermand said he tries to SSI. That is how we are come to the center, asked personal questions. the class and tell a story while bring someone of interest to surviving. according to Menor She said those interviewing maintaining eye contact with lecture his class. He said he "We all fought with 11 Since they are consid- athletes should find a more others. Journalism student read about Kirby in a maga- Japanese. I had never ered U.S. citizens under passive, unaggressive way to Lance Analla had difficulty zine and asked her to lecture been a soldier before. I the Immigration Act of phrase a sensitive subject by maintaining eye contact while his class because they could was a farmer, but it was 1990, they are not not directly accusing them or telling a story to the class. learn about how to go about either fight or they (the We think it's really inspira- always screened and pointing out their faults. "I didn't know what to say, interviewing. Japanese) kill us," he tional to give back to our cleared for health, he Kirby also gave students and I didn't have time to pre- "She reinforced some things said. said. advice on having the appropri- pare," he said. "I learned I had in the approach of what your Espina came to the elders. We reap the rewards "Immigration usually ate appearance for the job they to maintain eye contact and attitude has to be when inter- United States in 1985. of their struggle. screens visitors because seek. have confidence." viewing a difficult subject," he Although he said life in they will go back to their "If you look like the person Before founding Andrea said. the Philippines could be country," Menor said. "If easier for him, he prefers Jocelyn de Leon people are staying in the to stay in the States luncheon co-coordinator country, they are some- because now he "feels times more lax about it." Nutrition: Students can eat healthy American." The center plans to "I've been speaking expand programs next Continued from page 1 English since the first year, including an 81 - One option students have to gories: general nutrition, body Rogers said not all students grade, where I would be unit low-income housing fulfill the requirement is becom- image, sports nutrition and know there is a registered dieti- fined if I spoke Tagalog," Espina Supplemental Security Income complex. Optional donations ing a peer nutrition educator. healthy student lifestyles. cian in the Health Center to said. Tagalog is the main native and Medicare and MediCal received for the luncheon from Dana Rogers developed the peer Educators show students how answer their questions. language of the Philippines. forms as well as some medical guests other than the veterans nutrition education program knowledge of the food pyramid All students pay for this ser- 'rhere are more than 100 services, including free blood will go toward the expansion. with Wang and Nancy Black, the can lead to healthy choices. vice through a mandatory fee dialects spoken throughout the pressure checkups and an annu- "We think it's really inspira- San Jose State University Contrary to common belief, included when they register for islands. al flu shot vaccination. The case tional to give back to our elders," Health Center dietician. Rogers said, it is possible to be a classes. "Now I am already an workers from the center also said Jocelyn de Leon, co-coordi- She said 12 students opted to student and eat healthfully. Black, the dietician, saie to- American citizen. I am supposed assist the veterans in getting nator of the luncheon. "We reap join the program, which is in its "Just because you have to get dents gain valuable experience to stay here and die here. When food stamps and subsidized the rewards of their struggle. first semester on campus. to campus at 6 ( a.m.) to park and by participating in the peer I was born, I was born as a housing. We'll never be able to repay "(Nutrition) is not the kind of your class is at 3 (p.m.), what nutrition program. national of the United States "For many of our seniors, this them, but this way we can show topic you can read in a book, can you eat on campus that fits "It expands the outreach abil- because the Philippines was a is their other 'bahay' (home)," them how much we appreciate take a test on and know how to into a healthy diet?" she asked. ities of the student health cen- protectorate," Espina said. Menor said. "This is where they them." be a peer educator," Rogers said. "We're trying to make students ter," Black said. "All (students) She said student presenta- aware of the options they have are going on to be dieticians or tions fall into four main cate- here." nutritionalists." MIXED MEDIA by Jack Ohman

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