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Volume H5, No. 20 www.spartandaily.org September 28, 2000 Whitaker sidelined with neck injury By Marcus 12. Fuller ing halftime of the precautionary reasons. nerve root in a different area," said SJSU him to miss one game. Despite returning to USC DAILY SIAH 1.1)11OR game when he Whitaker flew to Los Angeles Tuesday to head athletics trainer Charlie Miller. "Dr. the team after the win again.st Stanford, claimed to experience undergo X-rays and an MRI on his neck. Fol- Watkins recommended rest to allow the Whitaker saw his performance dwindle. His Senior tailback Deonce Whitaker, the "tingling" from his lowing the tests, he saw spinal expert Dr. swelling in the area to subside. Dr. Watkins per game rushing average dropped from 157 ailing rusher for the San Jose State Uni- neck down to his toes. Robert Watkins at the USC Medical Center felt he should be able to return to full par- yards in the first four games to 32 after Wity football team, will miss the next two Whitaker was cleared for further examination. ticipation with the San Jose State football returning to action for the final five games. games of the season because of a neck injury to re-enter the game Watkins, who operated on Whitaker in team." Whitaker is currently ranked No. 6 in the suffered in last Saturday's 34-24 loss to the by team trainers, but March to release pressure from his herniat- The injury will prevent Whitaker from country in rushing with a total of 597 yards University of Southern California in Los head coach Dave ed disc, said that he had no damage to the playing his first full season for the Spartans and has five touchdowns this season. Angeles. Baldwin chose to side post-surgical areas. without being sidelined. "After seeing Dr. Watkins, I felt kind of The 5-foot-6-inch Rancho Cucamonga line him for most of "His conclusion was that the symptoms Last season, Whitaker suffered an ankle native first showed signs of the injury dur- the second half fiir were a result of Whitaker a contusion to the cervical injury against Tulsa University that forced see WHITAKER, Page 8 Banned Mural books problem let loose reaches at SJSU senate By. Erik Anderson By Emily B. Zurich DUN' SI.NIOR NN,,t DAILY STAI.I. WNW R The Academic Senate played hot Merriam-Webster's Collegiat. potato Monday, voting to return Dictionary, "Heather Has Tw.. authority concerning the Mommies" and the Harry Potte. Wahlquist Fence Mural back to the series are all books that have at Campus Planning Board. one point in history been banned Four different university agen- challenged or made inaccessible 1. cies and a pmfessor have felt the readers. potato's heat since last spring. Spartan Bookstore is featuring None have seemed anxious to a display of these and other book, keep the potato for themselves. as part of National Banned Books In a follow-up motion, the senate Week. also agreed to leave it up to the According to the American board on how to best exercise that Library Association's Web site, a authority. challenge is defined as "an "I thought the planning board attempt to remove or restrict was perfectly capable of handling materials based upon the objec- the mural issue and that a new tions of a person or group. A ban- committee (in the senate) wasn't ning is the removal of those mate- necessary," said Jonathon Roth, a rials." member of the senate as well as an Deborah Sack, Spartan Book- Jill Toyoshiba Daily Skiff assistant professor in the history store's buyer of books and media. department. said books are challenged for Nick Martinez is the 22-year-old general manager of San Martinez was an on-air disc jockey, a sportscaster and program The initial resolution, A.S. 1124, many reasons, not just for offen- Jose State University's campus radio station, KSJS (90.5 FM). director helbre being hired as the station's general manager. offered in a revised form Monday, sive language. had proposed that a mural commit- "There's nonfiction that's chal- tee be established by the senate to lenged all the time," Sack said. Don't ever expect to hear tinez look into KSJS. oversee its maintenance. For example, one of the books Britney Spears on 90.5 "I started DJ training and The large white wall surround- on display at the Spartan Book- KSJS, San Jo.se State Uni- became one in two-and-a-half ing the construction site of the Dr. store is Iris Chang's "The Rape of versity's student-run radio sta- THE months," Martinez said. "Some- Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Nanking." tion. times that kind of training can take Library had loomed large in the The book describes the World Nick Martinez, KSJS's general a person up to two-and-a-half years. minds of campus officials. War II-era Japanese killing of the manager, said he is looking for YOUNG I was on four times a week, working "It's such an attractive space," citizens of Nanking, China. diversity fun and making stu- from midnight to 6 a.m." said Robert Milnes, director of the It includes graphic pictures of dents aware of the radio station. Martinez chose to pursue the school of art and design. Chinese citizens. Martinez, who was born in San management position because he Last spring, after the fence's con- y Wong, a freshman major- Francisco and grew up in San liked the idea of leading people and struction, San Jose State Universi- ing in political science, said she Mato), is an only child. GENERAL bettering the radio station. ty's Facilities, Development and read the book and understands "I think that's why I strive for Former general manager Sharon Operations, which is responsible why the Japanese government attention," Martinez joked. At the age of 22, Nick Martinez holds Jennings worked at KSJS from for maintaining the campus build- denied the story. Office manager Brian Cruz, a 1994 until 1999. ings and grounds, had become con- "It's political pride," Wong said. senior majoring in business, has the reins of KSJS as its general manager "I doubted I could fill her shoes," cerned that the fence would "This book shows pictures. There's worked with Martinez for the past Martinez said. "At that time, there become a magnet for graffiti. one of a girl getting raped." two years. BY BEAU DOWLING / DAILY STAFF WRITER were protests about equal air time, At that time, Facilities, Develop- Another nonfiction book that "He's hard working, but not and she worked it all out." ment and Operations asked the was challenged is the Merriam- hard to work with," Cruz said. In the play, Fontaine also acts as "I remember when SJStrs basket- After Jennings decided to leave Campus Planning Board to devise Webster Dictionary. "He's toned down a lot since he the narrator, speaking to the audi- ball team went to the NCAA," Mar- KSJS, she began training Martinez a policy for the wall. According to placards in the dis- first started working here. In this ence between acts. tinez said. 'They were the underdogs as an intern. Agreeing with facilities that a play, it was removed from class- day and age, there am too many 'That's when I found out how and, I was pretty impre&sed. I decid- "I had to apply to Human pro-active approach might be the rooms in Carlsbad, N.M. in 1982 babies that can't take a little heat." much I loved public speaking and ed to look at the campus and wanted Rescurces for the job and had an most effective, the board consid- because it defined "obscene The 22-year-old Martinez said speaking in front of crowds," Mar- tu go here. I think San Jose is the interview with a panel of about five ered offering students and faculty words." he first heard the call of the radio tinez said. best city in the Bay Area. San Fran- people," Martinez said. "I couldn't the opportunity to paint murals on anything better. The The Harry Potter series, written in eighth grade, when he was cast Martinez decided to attend SJSU ciaco is just bx) dirty." have asked for the fence. by J.K. &Ming, was at the top of in the school play, "Grease" as Vin- after he graduated from Morean During his first year at SJSU, a The board limn went to Milnes nie Fontaine, the disc jockey 'atholic High School high school friend suggested Mar- See MARTINEZ, Page 8 See BOOKS. Page 8 see SENATE Page 3 Mostafa El Learning art like an Egyptian Razzaz, an a rtist and Ity hale hosilvli Egypt. In order to authentically preserve professor The series ran trom 8 (i.ni to 9 the piece, he used hand methods that from Helwan I) \II1 SIMI %%RHIN p.m. and included a lecture from El were available to the original artists Art professor Pamela Sharp El Razzaz, whe translated as Mabruk A lecture later in the day focused University in Shayeb finally got to make her nine- described the slides of the extensive on the major works of modern art. Cairo. Egypt, year-old dream of bringing Egyptian work ha bad done since 1990 on the including some of El Razzaz's own explains a art education to San Jose State Uni- restoration of the Sphinx, one of the works that were too large to bring to versity a reality. oldest statues of ancient Egypt. the exhibit. concept of his Representatives from Helwan "It is as big as a building, but it El Razzaz's art was exhibited in an work to Darla University in Cairo, Egypt came to a statue." said El Razzaz of the mas- informal setting in the Art building Osborn, a the art department Tuesday with a sive dimensions of the Sphinx, which where students and faculty members day-long series of lectures and work- has a human head and a lioa's body. could observe his work, ask him graduate art shops as part of a faculty exchange Mabruk is a aculptor and questions and enjoy refreshments. student at San program with SJSU. researcher in pharoinc art and Much of his mixed media canvas- Jose State Mostafa El Razzaz, Sarin Sidky, earned a doctorate Ill Alt education es, inspired by Egyptian mythology, Mahmoud Mabruk and Ibrahim El at the Faculty of Art Education, Hel- combine a woman, a bird, a horse University. Shayeb were the first to come from wan l'invor,ity and a plant, demonstrating the abili- Cairo as part of the exchange pro- He recently won the Presidential ty a creature has to move from one gram that is supported by the Ful- Medal of Honor for his 10 years of form to another, El Razzaz said. Istaomu Fajita bright Binational Commission in effort to restore the Sphinx. Daily Skiff See A RT. Page 3 ele

2 SEP tEMBER 28, 2000 SP)It I I) \ THURSDAY, Opinion_ S A N JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Editorial MTV can make this white boy hip-hop, too DEAR MTV, They were tears of joy. please? Presidential You took a platinum-haired, sissy- I can deny those losers Jay-Z, Ihope you can help me, I want to boy (and it really says "sissy" when Puffy and Biggie arid call myself New be down. I want to be cool. I want you spell check Sisqo), R & B singer York's king, so can I be hip-hop, to be hip-hop. who doesn't incorporate any of the please? hopefuls need My name is Mike, and during the four elements of hip-hop in his music I can rent cars for my videos and past two years at the Spartan Daily, and declared him "hip-hop." wear shiny jewelry, yelling "Bling! I've tried three times to delve into the Here I am, nothing more than a Bling!" so can I be hip-hop, please? to seek college world of hip-hop. First, I figured I college student with a radio show I can waste my money on plat- could use my race and follow the and a weekly spot in the campus inum teeth and big gold chains that Eminem trend. Nope. paper. say "Oz," so can I be hip-hop, please? student votes Next, I appealed to "The Source," I'm not a rapper. I'm not a disk I can make no sense with my you know, that hip-hop magazine, to jockey. I'm not a graffiti artist. I'm words like DMX or even sell out like Election Day approaches, it has become take me under its wing and propel not a breakdancer. Nas, so can I be hip-hop, please? Aspainfully clear that the primary presidential me to stardom. Still nothing. But I figured because you guys I'm not really violent, but I could candidates don't care if students cast a bal- Finally, I figured I could follow in broke the classic definition of hip-hop make a song about killing our A.S. lot on Nov. 7. the footsteps of the Ruff Ryders and to include Sisqo, you could do the president, so can I be hip-hop, please? Bush and Gore know that a majority of students the Cash Money Millionaires and good but I want more. same for me. I'm not a thug or a hoodlum, but don't vote and instead of tailoring their campaigns incite riots and random violence. I want to be hip-hop. I'll do whatever it takes. I'll run around everywhere yelling, to encourage participation from colleges in the Bay Well, I'm still on the second page That's why I'm writing you, wry. MTV, I am your whore. "Represent," so can I be hip-hop, Area, they ignore us altogether. of the Daily every Thursday, right? You have the power. You truly do. I'm a white guy from the 'burbs please? Ralph Nader, the Green party candidate, has So that shows none of my plans You changed my world. and I mumble sometimes when I I can make up a bunch ofit 'es been the only presidential candidate to visit San worked. I was watching your Video Music speak, but can I be hip-hop, please? about killing people and all t Jose State University this semester. And sure, I know I've had some Awards a few weeks ago, and it I can learn to bark like a dog or other stuff that's futile, so can e We are not endorsing Ralph Nader but are good times. I stand on my soapbox changed my entire perspective on mispronounce my own name like hip-hop, please? applauding his efforts to seize the support of col- week after week and make wise- this whole rapper/hip-hop/music Memphis Bleek, so can I be hip-hop, I can even end all of my lines with lege students. cracks about our Associated Students thing. please? the same words like those great MCs Gore and flu,h, on the other hand, have each president or DMX or some random It breathed new life into my I'll bleach my hair blond like Black Rob and Juvenile, so can I be briefly blessed the idiot, but I want more. dreams. After watching that, I knew I Eminem or even spray paint it like hip-hop, please? Bay Area with I know Leo Davila probably cuts could do it. Sisqo, so can I be hip-hop, please? their presences out every article I write that ridicules It's a bit much you might say, but I know Fremont is not a place to Mike Osegueda is the Spartan Dail) Seekers of the but both failed to his very existence by the way, when you guys gave Sisqo the award represent but I'll pretend to be from Production Editor court the SJSU those excretion facilities are looking for best hip-hop video, I cried. San Francisco, so can I be hip-hop, "Oz-mosis" appears Thursdays. Oval Office, community. In their infinite get a clue. wisdom, they have overlooked the value of persuading college students to vote. 'Baby bill' should not If college students made it to the polls, they LINCOLN MY HAVE ENDED could conceivably sway the outcome. SLAVEIri, NEVER Instead of capitalizing on this, last week, Gore RACKED TRE FREQUENT arrived two hours late to a park in the middle of FLYER !VLF> I HAVE . replace accountability Sunnyvale to discuss how the cost of prescription Atirifri;i").5. medication affects the elderly. Iknow a woman who wanted chil- America's legal drug industry is worth debate, 1 dren so badly that she went but this is the Silicon Valley. Housing and technol- through 10 pregnancies. ogy are our hot issues. Of those 10, only five of the chil- As part of his West Coast swing, Bush made a dren were born. stop at Sequoia High School in Redwood City on Of those five, only three survived. Tuesday. It was his second visit to the Silicon Val- Of the three, one was born pre- ley since the Republican Convention. mature and had health problems for Bush reportedly spoke about the importance of most of her childhood. education in an attempt to swoon California This woman was not on drugs females. and did not smoke or drink. Nice effort, G-Dub, but those high school stu- She was simply a woman who had dents won't be able to vote until the next presiden- such a love for children that she tial election. And if you want to make an impact on would suffer through the heartache Silicon Valley, try SJSU. The campus population is of multiple miscarriages and the made up of students from every town in the Valley. death of two of her babies. -Seekers of the Oval Office, get a clue. People like her realize that chil- Instead of trying to change the minds of voters dren are a miracle to be treasured. not become pregnant. In the event who made their presidential candidate decisions However, Sen. James L. Brulte that she does, she has nine months long ago, do some real campaigning and convince (R-Rancho Cucamonga) doesn't in which to decide what she should young America of the virtues of casting a ballot. seem to agree. do. His "Save a baby" bill treats chil- In a perfect world, the mother dren as though they were animals. would decide to keep her baby and Senate Bill 1368 allows the moth- do her best to raise that child. But Letters er of an unwanted newborn to legal- we all know that this world is ly abandon it at a hospital if that nowhere near perfect. baby is less than 72 hours old. There's always the open adoption Birth control pills Associated Students is not Further, the bill allows for a two method. Through adoption, the week "cooling off period" in which mother can pick who the parents of the child would not formally enter her child will be and ensure that the the welfare system so the mother child is not rattling around the bot- are not cure-alls a corporation, get involved can retrieve her baby, if she so tom of the child welfare system pot chooses. in 13 years. Stephanie Entwistle complains that the Spar- s a former Associated Stu- for the computer center) under Brulte said this bill allows moth- If the pregnant mother is still a tan Daily "left out some very important facts dents president and alumna their non-profit status. ers to abandon their babies without teen-ager, and she is worried about about birth control pills" and then goes on to of San Jose State University, In summary, this non-profit sta- the fear of being prosecuted. telling her parents, hotlines are present one of the most distorted pro-pill diatribes I I like to read the online version of tus allows A.S. to provide more ser- If mothers abandon their babies, available to help. have ever read while totally ignoring all of the dan- the Spartan Daily in order to keep vices to the students than it would they should be prosecuted. Even so, it's time for that teen to gerous truths about the pill. up on what is happening at my without that status. If a mother can be prosecuted for be an adult and come clean to her The birth control pill is one possible treatment alma meter. Furthermore, unlike other cam- endangering her child's life or for parents. Sometimes parents can be for certain women with genuinely pathological con- However, I have noticed a dis- puses, SJSU's Associated Students not providing sanitary living condi- more understanding than a teen- ditions, such as serious hemorrhaging. But to sug- turbing trend in some of the editori- continues to refer to itself as "A.S." tions, mothers should also be prose- ager may think. gest that a treatment that is good in a few particu- als the consistent jokes that "Asso- rather than "A.S.I" ( as in "Associat- cuted for abandoning their newborn. Brulte's bill will only encourage lar cases should therefore be used in all cases is ciated Students isn't a student gov- ed Students, Inc.) because it places Having a baby is not like finding teens to be more haphazard in absurd. ernment, but a corporation." more importance on its status as a a puppy on the side of the road. You regard to having sex. If they get After all, electric shock therapy has been proven The tone of these remarks makes student government, than as a cor- can't pick it up, decide you don't pregnant, they'll know that thilifan to be an effective treatment in certain very serious the assumption that A.S. is not rep- poration. want it and take it to an animal just leave a baby at a hosptill.nd cases of depression, but I doubt any one of us would resenting the students. Similarly, when I was Associated shelter only to go back a week later not worry about it anymore. wish to be hooked up with electrodes just because I would like to defend Associated Students president, I purposely and adopt it again. Senate Bill 1368 has advanced to we felt a little down. Students with an explanation of referred to myself as the Associated The mother should have made Governor Davis' desk for signing. I The far greater problem with Ms. Entwistle's let- why it is a non-profit corporation Students president, not president her decision long before the baby can only hope he sees, as even ter is that the birth control pill has been shown to and how this status allows A.S. to and CEO, in order to emphasize was born. Brulte admitted, how rare child have many damaging physical side effects, such as better represent the students of that I was a representative of the Brulte said this bill "gives expec- abandonment cases are and that circulatory troubles, greater risk for ectopic preg- SJSU. students first and the CEO of a cor- tant mothers options that are legal those who abandon their baby nancies and a higher presence of malignancies of Many students do not know that poration second. and saves lives." deserve to be prosecuted for their the genital tract, which result in cancer. SJSU's A.S., like all of the other I hope that my successors contin- Well, other options are just as actions. Further, in many cases, birth control pills do not A.S. organizations in the CSU sys- ue to do the same. legal. By the way, the woman who suf- prevent conception but rather prevent implantation tem, has a 501c(3) status, which Associated Students is a unique Brulte also said, "We need to cre- fered just to have three children is and thus actually cause early term abortion, which makes it a non-profit corporation. kind of "corporation" of which all ate greater awareness of options my mother. not only kills the child, but also opens up the moth- This non-profit status has SJSU's students are shareholders. other than child abandonment." She was a young mother, but that er to further harmful physical and psychological allowed SJSU's A.S. to obtain Support your investment by get- When did birth control, absti- never stopped her from taking side effects. grants for various programs (such ting involved on committees and by nence and open adoption become responsibility of her actions. The good news is that natural and effective as the Child Development Center), lobbying your student government such unknown methods? I can't imagine how different my options are available. Contact the Couple to Couple qualify for non-profit tax-exemption to provide the services that you It's logical to say that if a woman life would have been if she had League at wymceljorg or call 14800) 745-8252 for (which allows A.S. to stretch your want. (or man) is not ready . to become a decided to abandon me instead of further information. student fees to their fullest possible parent, then they should not be hav- feeling as she did, that children are extent, instead of charging you Heather V. Cook ing sex. However, that'. not always precious miracles. John C. Wilhelmsson more money in order to in-fill for political science how things work out. graduate student taxes) and to qualify for other pro- A.S. president 1998-99 Preventative measures are avail- Diana M. Ramirez is a Spartan philosophy grams (such as obtaining donations able to assure that a woman does Daily Staff Writer

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S S I KM - SPAXIAN DAILY N EWS THURSDAY. SMEMBER 28, 2000 3 SpartqG, u d e Today 2000-2001 recruitment. Conduct 1:15 p.m. at the Music building "All the Vermeers in New York," and advanced undergraduate stu- istry Chapel. For more information, the student body elections during Concert Hall. For more information, 9 p.m. in Sweeney Hall, Room 100. dents. Deadline for submissions is call Father Charlie at 938-1610. School of Art & Design Spring 2001 or become a part of the call Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. For more information, e-mail Monday. The symposium is sched- Student galleries art exhibitions, A.S. election board. We are seeking anemia_sjsutshotmail.com uled for Sat., Nov. 4. For more infor- Monday Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today through Fri- three Students-At-Large, a Chief mation and proposal forms, call Barbeque with Sigma Chi frater- Vietnamese Student Association day in the Art and Industrial Sci- Election Officer, and Election Offi- Anne Simonson at 924-4394. Catholic Campus Ministry nity recruitment event, 7 p.m. Meet (VSA) ence buildings. Gallery 2: Wesley cer I and a Graphic Designer. The Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 at Alpha Omicron Pi House. For General meeting, 3 p.m. to Maxwell, Gallery 3: David Moreira, officer positions and designer Friday p.m. at the Campus Ministry more information. call Melissa at 5 p.m. in the Student Union, Pacifi- Gallery 5: John Rickard. Gallery 8: receive monthly stipends. Pick up Chapel, 300 S. 10th Street. For 885-9620. ca room. For more information, call Diane Merlon anti the Herbert an application and return it to the Catholic Campus Ministry more information, call Father Char- Student Union, Associated Students Ian at 623-1921. lie at 938-1610. Sanders Gallery: David Kenipken. Study in England/SJSU Interna- Noon Mass. 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 For more information, call John or office. Deadline is Oct. 13. For more p.m. at the Campus Ministry tional Program Library Donations & Book Sales Study in England/SJSU Interna- Nicole at 924-4330. information, call 924-5950. Informational meeting for Spring Ongoing book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 Chapel, 300 S. 10th Street. For tional Program '01 semester in Bath, 10:30 a.m. to p.m. in Clark Library, 4th floor, more information, call Father Char- meeting for Spring New Student Orientation - Catholic Campus Ministry Informational 11:30 a.m. at Hugh Gillis Hall, Room 408. For more information, lie at 938-1610. Leader Recruitment Mass and brown bag lunch dis- '01 semester in Bath, 11:30 a.m. to Room 114. For more information, call the acquisitions department at Join a team of .10 orientation cussion: "Catholic Land Mines." 12:30 a.m. at Hugh Gillis Hall, call Dr. Jaehne at 924-5:373. 924-2705. information, leaders and impact more than 2,000 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 p.m. at the SJSU Sailing Club Room 114. For more call Dr. Jaehne at 924-5373. new students. Applications are now Campus Ministry Social Hall, 300 Anthropology and Behavioral KSJS Radio 90.5 FM Come check us out. No experi- available at the S. 10th Student Life Cen- St. Science Club Be Heard: Voter Registration ence necessary. Co-ed. Weekly Fri Career Center ter in the Old Cafeteria Building. St. Vincent de Paul Youth Con- Bake sale fund-raiser, 8:30 a.m. Drive, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Harbor- day practice, 1:30 p.m. to sunset at Resume/cover letter critique ses- Deadline is Oct. 13. For more infor- ference for Social Justice, 6:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Union, Cafe.com, 140 Paseo De San Anto- Lake Cunningham, near Raging sion, 11:30 a.m. at Building F. For mation, call 924-5950. to 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Min- Table No. 9. For more information, nio, across from Togo's on S. 4th St. Waters. For more information, call more information, call the Career istry Social Hall. For more informa- call Marlene Elwell, ABS club presi- Come enjoy music, Pearl Coffee and Joanna Dilley at (650) 799-3208 or Associated Students, Inc. Resource Center at 924-6034. tion, call Father Charlie or Sister dent, at 241-7471. tea drink specials. Register to vote, e-mail at JoDilleyeaol.com. Voter registration drive fund- Marcia at 938-1610. too. For more information, call raiser, today through Oct. 6. For Career Center Kansen Chu at 291-0558. Sunday Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to stn. more information, call Samuel The Listening Hour Concert Job search strategies workshop, dents. faculty and staff member.. The deadline for Casas at Series 924-6408 or Michelle 12:30 p.m. at Building F. For more SJSU Art History Association Catholic Campus Ministry entnes is noon. three working days before the desired Director Dan Sabanovich Johnson at 92.16419 and information, call the Career We are accepting proposals for Sunday Eucharistic Liturgy and publication date Entry forms are evadable in the the popular 11 -member SJSU Latin Resource Center at 924-6034. paper topics for the 2000 Art Histo- Dinner, 6 p.m. at the Campus Min- Spartan Daily Office Space restnctions may require Associated Students Election jazz ensemble perform "classic" ry Symposium. Participation is open istry Chapel, 300 S. 10th Street. editing of submissions Sinn. are printed in the Board Latin jazz favorites, 12:30 p.m. to The SJSU Club to all currently enrolled graduate Mass, 8 p.m. at the Campus Min- order in slush thov aro received SENATE: Responsibility for watching Wahlquist Fence Mural is given back to Campus Planning Board

continued from Page I the problem onto the senate. 1999, as well as chairman for the Hegstrom wanted to remove Like other members, he wanted mittee be created. The board then asked Milnes to committee for one of those years, parts of the clauses that dictated to ensure that any committee mak- Hegstrom still wasn't satisfied. for assistance, recognizing his devise a proposal. countered the altered resolution establishment of a subcommittee, ing decisions regarding the murals He said he nevertheless wanted expertise with regard to art. In early September, it was sent to with an alternative version that although he agreed one should be would have campus-wide represen- to urge the Campus Planning Board Milnes said the idea behind the the senate's executive committee. would return the responsibility established. tation as well as contain any need- to create a board along the lines of use of murals was that any pre- "I based the proposal on the way back to the board. 'They've (the board) have got big- ed expertise. the original proposal. approved art would be far more the school of art and design handles The source of concern for Roth and ger things to decide about," Hegstrom Current membership on the Finally, the senate's chair, Mary attractive than anything that went murals in the Art building," Milnes others were three clauses instructing said, who served on the board for four planning board includes represen- Jo Gorney-Moreno, agreed to for- up during the night. said. the establishment of a subcommittee years in the early 1990s. tatives from facilities, the adminis- ward his request to convey the spir- The board decided during the The executive committee pro- by the board as well as dictating to Whether the planning board tration, as well as several faculty it and the intent of the original res- summer that the responsibility was ceeded to cut out language that the board what the subcorrunittee's established another committee, he members. olution to the board's chairwoman best handled by another university established artistic criteria for all membership should be. said he thought it should be left up "I wanted to consider that (issue) personally. agency and went to university Pres- future murals. The remaining parts The resolution was changed fur- to the board. separately," Hegstrom said. Hegstrom said what upset him ident Robert Caret in hopes that he of the resolution went before the ther when Tim Hegstrom, a profes- Yet he wasn't so sure the senate However, in the end, Hegstrom most about the senate and its action would establish an independent senate Monday. sor in communication studies, sug- shouldn't spell out a criteria for and the senate decided to neither was the attitude. agency to takeover the project. Roth, a member of the planning gested the senate look at each of the membership of such a committee if dictate a criteria for committee "(It was) here, you deal with it," Caret suggested the board pass board for three years, from 1996 to clauses separately. one were created. membership nor that such a com- he said, characterizing the vote. ART: Students get first-hand look at Egyptian style art education and is a professor at when SJSU art professors Alice WWW.SPARTANDAILY.ORG continued from Page I the Faculty of Art Education, Hel- Carter, Courtney Granner, Robin While in other culture's mytholo- wan University. Lasser and Donna Th2inpson went gy this change in form is considered She is a sculptor, a printmaker, to Cairn to work witfi Ilelwan Uni- THE GREATEST THING TO HIT THE iNTERNET SINCE Ei3AY a curse, in Egyptian myths being and a theorist in the realm of cur- versity students in art and to tour chosen to undertake the intensive riculum planning for art education the area, she said. training of another world is consid- and has been the director of The While in Egypt, the SJSU profes- ered a blessing in which the being is National Center of Child Culture. sors worked with students from the enriched with the qualities of' all Another guest from the East, Cairo university on designing their Another valuable lesson the creatures, he said. Ibrahim El Shayeb, was an invalu- Web site and teaching them about El Razzaz said he uses manIcind, ani- able resource for the SJSU profes- the history of images in the United learned from Hollywood: 52 7" mal, binf and plant elements in his art- sors while in Cairo, Granner said. States, Granner said. work to rem...sent the entire universe. Sharp El Shayeb said the idea to The professors also discovered With a doctorate in art education start a faculty exchange began to Islamic art and architecture during from the State University of New take shape after she worked with a their three week stay, he said. York in Buffalo, El Razzaz is an committee for the Ministry of Edu- There was a high degree of artist and critic, as well as a pro- cation in the area of children's art craftsmanship in the tombs, Carter fessor of art at the Faculty of Art in Egypt nine years ago. said. "We had the time of our lives. Education at Helwan University. After being in Egypt for two Every artist should go to Egypt." In addition to working in paint- years as a Fulbright senior scholar Sharp El Shayeb said the Elopt- ing, printmaking, sculpture and and working at the college where ian representatives are taking advan- ceramics. he has several large pub- El Razzaz was the dean, Sharp El tage of being in the Unites States and lic arts in Cairo and Giza. Shayeb coordinated her plan. are going to speak at museums and to His wife Saria Sidki also had her The exchange is scheduled to their educators in LOS Angeles, New work displayed at the exhibit. span over a two year period, during York and Washington D.C. Her graphic prints were largely which seven more Egyptian profes- "It is a big honor for this kind of of women drawn with fine black sors are expected to come to SJSU, Fulbright Education," she said ot lines and delicate detail. Sharp El Shayeb said. the opportunity presented with Sidki also holds a doctorate in The program began in January this exchange.

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DIIN SI1F1 Debra Dobkin, the lone female Granted, the Internet won't loaded for free. chances to win/earn the scholar- in the group, plays the bongos give students the satisfac- ships. After a three-year disappear- and adds to the vocals. A friendly warning: They tion and pride from serv- aren't very good. It takes less than one minute ance, the Nooners Concert Series The drummer would like to ing fries and shakes for a living is back with free concerts from After sifting through a hand- to register and a few minutes to known simply as "Champagne." but nothing can simulate that get it figured out. noon to 1 p.m. at the Student The band had a song called ful of literature and history feeling. reports, they didn't get my vote But it can pass the time. Union Amphitheater. "Preachin' the Blues" in the film Who needs work when you can After reading the daily comics The Associated Students at "A Simple Plan," directed by Sam of confidence. earn free stuff? The papers make an interest- and playing a game or two, the San Jose State University Raimi and starring Billy Bob I'm not talking about those recently ing read, however, and could at chances to win scholarships are hired producer and Thorton. t-shirts being passed out on cam- director of the Metro Foundation The Imperial Crowns also least generate some ideas for increased. pus or the free e-mail accounts your next essay. It is a flashy site complete with Blues Festival, Ted Gehrke, to have songs in the up-coming film and Web sites that everyone has resurrect the concerts. "The Runner," starring John ads for video games and zip access to. drives. "Three years ago, the Nooners Goodman and Courtney Cox, as Free sites are more extrava- http://www.poundhouse.com Concert Series disbanded with well as the film "Trekkies," gant, have more to offer and only the A.S. Program Board," Gehrke released by Paramount Pictures a minimal amount of information Poundhouse.com has the fix http://www.free-n-cool.com said. "I want to bring back music and "Kimberly," released by Fine is needed. for your musical needs. acts to the amphitheater on Line. It takes less than one minute The Web site boasts free con- Forget about those cash incen- Thursdays." They also had two songs in to fill out the forms and navi- cert ticket giveaways for various tives for awhile. The Nooners Concert Series is NBC's movie of the week, "Jesse gate through the sites pro- venues in the United States Let's talk treasure hunting. different from the shows current- 'The Body' Ventura Story." vided the computer has a fast This site is colorful and attrac- including the Chronicle Pavilion, You can send for numerous ly put on at the Amphitheater Jimmie Wood has been heard connection. tive not to mention a necessity the Fillmore and the San Jose items on free-n-cool.com. because the bands are all profes- in several movies, including But don't sweat it. in a student's life. Arena. Anything and everything is on sional. "Coyote Ugly," singing a rendi- Free stuff is free stuff and It meets your nutritional There isn't much required the list. Lisa Butt, a sophomore major- tion of "I Will Survive," playing nothing can beat it. needs with offers of food, juice except to relinquish your e-mail Last week a link for an Aus- ing in magazine journalism, said and singing in Fox's "Sunset and vitamins. address to the company so you tralian Celtic music sampler was she thinks the Nooners concerts Strip" and playing a harp on the It meets your entertainment can be put on its mailing list. available. will bring diversity to the cam- scores to Warner Brothers "The needs as well with offers of a Winners will be notified via e- Another for free coffee sam- pus. Replacements" and the movie "Free sites are Tom Green mouse pad, tons of mail, and everyone has several "It will give the students a ples and one for pet labels are "Chicken Run." jokes and even free golf balls. chances to enter. available this week. chance to listen to different types The event was produced and more extravagant, Most links on this site require Not a bad trade for the oppor- Free stuff can't hurt as much of music and exposes them to a sponsored by the Associated Stu- information such as your name, tunity to watch performers such different ambiance rather than dents. have more to as it can help add to a personal address and e-mail address to as Bad Religion, Christina Aguil- stash of clutter. listening to that preacher guy," There is no performance offer and only a pick up a few samples. era and Pearl Jam. Butt said. scheduled for today. This has a variety of items Visit this site once, and you'll and links where Web surfers can Music major Jill Miller, a sen- The next music act planned is minimal amount be hooked. ior, said she also thinks the jazz guitarist Mimi Fox on Oct. 5. http://www.freescholorships.com find their worldly treasures. Nooners shows are a good idea. According to jazz journalist of information is "It's good to hear actual sound and reviewer Jim Ferguson, http://www.planetpapers.com Everyone needs money, so earn coming out of the amphitheater," Mimi Fox, the next artist sched- needed." some and have fun. Miller said. "I'm glad it's being uled to perform in the Nooners If you are a professor, read no Freescholarships.com uses utilized for something artistic." series, is "a remarkable jazz gui- further. gimmicks such as games, surf- tarist and whose work encom- If you are a student, then take ing the Web and checking horo- Clarissa Aljentera is a Spartan passes everything from sensitive http://www.collegefreestuff.com on the risk and challenge of scopes to entice people to its Daily Senior Staff writer REVIEW reflection to swinging aggres- expanding your education. site. "Webgurl" can be reached at siveness." This site has everything a Planet pa pers.com offers It gives away scholarships for webgurlOonebox.com. numerous papers on every topic The Imperial Crowns from Philip Elwood of the San new college student needs to $500 and $1,000 several times a "Webgurl" appears on the second Los Angeles played a free live Francisco Exzuniner said Mimi survive mini playing cards, imaginable. day. screen printed t-shirts and con- Papers on topics ranging from and fourth Thursdays of each show at the Student Union Fox's performance demonstrates By using the aforementioned month. Amphitheater from noon to 1 the essence of jazz and displays doms. relationship break-ups to a gimmicks, visitors earn points p.m. last Thursday. her fine and flowing sense of A student's heaven. world bank report can be down- that, in turn, increase their Art and graphic design major composition. Stuart Mahony, a junior, said he Other musical acts scheduled thoroughly enjoyed the concert. for the semester are the Kaye "It was really energetic," Bohler Blues Band on Oct.11, Mahony said. "The Nooners will classical and flamenco guitarist bring some flavor to the campus." Jorge Castro on Oct. 18 and A Son Jose Oowntown Assocrahon Produchon The Imperial Crowns fuse blues and folk singer Otis Taylor SUBJECTS BEEDED blues with rock while infiltrating on Nov. 15. Help turther the aduancement of medical science their own style. uolunteeriny tor a worldwide circadian Frontman Jimmie Wood rhythms study of blood pressure and heart appeared in the amphitheater NOONERS CONCERT SERIES wearing black pants with a belt rate uariability. R seuen-day commitment is buckle with four aces on it and a required to wear a 24-hour blood pressure red shirt under a black coat with WHAT: Free concerts by the collars hanging out. professional music acts monitor. Call Mary in Professor Holley's His voice is a cross between WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m. SJS1.1 office: radio personality Wolfman Jack, the late Pig Pen from The Grate- Thursdays 408-924-4853 ful Dead and singer and song- WHERE: Student Union writer Don Van "Captain Beef- Amphitheater heart" Vliet. Crown guitarist J.J. Holiday's NEED A PLACE TO PARTY? guitar style is definitely his own, COLLEGE CLUB REPORT FOR THE 18 & OVER

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By Kellie Chittenden ing the lyrics from "I watched you DAILY StAl 1- V1.14111 R change/Into a Fly/I looked away" to,"I watched you chug/A whole 40 At about 4 p.m. Wednesday ounce/Your such a neat guy." afternoon, SiX CoMplete Strangers It was these types of unplanned were lined up to use Marie nuances that made the Deftones Sanchez's bathroom. unbelievably accessible to the They were just six of the more crowd. than 200 people who gathered in Moreno said the band did not her backyard in suburban Willow arrive with a planned list of songs Glen for more than three hours. to play. Before every song he asked Surveying the crowd, Marie the crowd what they wanted to Sanchez, 35, said, "I don't know hear. any of these people." The crowd jumped and beat Her husband, Jeff Sanchez, did. their heads with fists raised to the He invited them. hard-edged rock songs. After all, it was his party. Two security guards patrolled And when the rock group, the the event, and the San Jose Police Deftones, is headlining in your Department was aware of the con- cs backyard, people will come. cert. le Jeff re Sanchez, 33, was the win- Some of the attendees and sur- ner of the Band in Your Backyard rounding neighbors took to the contest :h sponsored by the Bay Area fences for a better view. radio station Live 105. Several times during the set, "One night it was late, and I the anger conveyed in Moreno's 'ted, and I won tickets to (the lyrics inspired mosh pits among ones concert at) San Jose groups of the fans. State at the Event Center," Jeff A group of eighth grade boys Sanchez said. from Herman Middle School, Jeff explained that all the including Sanchez's 13-year-old he warned his neighbors. callers who won tickets to the son, Michael, started their own Above, Deftones voca ist show were automatically Katy Casein's home is behind entered mosh pit separate from the adults. the Sanchez's. Chino Moreno sings to the into a grand prize drawing to win Michael sat in his room playing a backyard concert A sign on her front door read, audience that gathered in the by the the computer game Diablo II "Please don't ring doorbell. Tod- Deftones. while the crowd gathered outside. backyard of Jeff Sanchez's "On dler may be sleeping. Mommy Friday, they called and He said he had called in sick to his needs well rested toddler." said I won the drawing." school. house. Nicole Ramirez, one A Caselli said Sanchez informed huge yellow Ryder rental Sanchez's 11 year-old daughter. her of the concert in advance, so of the crowd in the concert, truck, two black Live 105 trucks Christine and youngest daughter she put her 2-year-old down for a said that all of her friends and the cars that concert-goers also attended the concert. nap early. from her junior high school drove clogged the normally quiet The Deftones made an "I think it's fine." Caselli said. cul-de-sac. impromptu tribute to classic rock ''It doesn't bother nie at all. They would be proud that she was The Deftones arrived two-and- legend Steve Miller with short were very considerate to come tell able to get close to the big a-half hours late due to a plane renditions of "Swingtown" and us, actually. It's kind of fun having delay, officials from Live 105 said. "Space Cowboy." excitement in the neighborhood." band they love. The band flew in to San Jose from "That was fun. That's all that During the final song, Moreno Right, Moreno climbed Los Angeles, where they played a was," Moreno said after the con- invited Sanchez and a number of concert at the Roxy Theater on cert. fans on stage where they jumped onto Jeff Sanchez's roof Tuesday. night. Moreno said he doesn't consid- and donee alongside Moreno, gUi- during the backyard concert None of the finis were disap- er the Steve Miller Band a direct tarisI carpenter, bass pointed, however, when the band, inspiration for his music. player Chi Chang and drummer sponsored by Live 105. led by lead singer Chino Moreno think music, in general, was Abe Cunningham. "They've got some good t.00k the stage specially built in my inspiration," he said. The ambiance Was that of a Sanchez's modest backyard earli- Moreno stuck around fin. over a of intimacy, Moreno said, adding Ing at the 8,000 seat San Jose weed over here," Moreno neighborhood garage band put- impromptu Oct. 17 er that morning. half an hour after the show, that he enjoys doing State Event Center on said, before he tossed his ting on show for the local high such as this one. with Incubus and Taproot. For a powerful 40 minutes, the humbly talking to the fans and school. shows group rocked the neighborhood patiently signing autographs and "It's hard, you know, once you Tickets for the show are $27.50 joint to the crowd below. "It's basically everything get bigger because you have to and are on sale through Bass with crowd-energizing hits off taking pictures. stripped down," Moreno said. "So photos by Tsutomu Nita / Daily Staff their newest release, White Pony, No one was denied a chance to play bigger places," Moreno said. Tickets online and at the Event it really shows the raw kind of "What we're trying to do right now Center box office. which was No. 84 on the Billboard meet the rock star. side of what wt. do. It's kind of 200 list as of Sept. 30. Perhaps the biggest star of the is, well, the places where we can good. It kind of wakc% yetrup a lit- sell out we're playing, like, places About 10 minutes into the concert, Sanchez wafted thmugh tle bit . I cop lyed clidrivtit ely." show, Moreno climbed up one of the crowd giving high fives and that are half the size. So opposed The Dettones have gained pop- like a 6,000-seater, the speakers and unto Sanchez's receiving thumbs-up gestures and ularity with the to playing highly coveted trying to play two nights at roof where he toked a joint before pats on the back wherever he youth we're market with numerous a 3,000-seater so we can keep it throwing it into the crowd below. went. appearances on MTV's highest A boy, who couldn't have been The cost of the event including kind of smaller." rated show, Total Request Live. The Deftones will be headlin- older than 18 picked it up and took a $160-per-day motor home With fame comes a certain loss $1 PER ITEM a drag before passing it along. parked in Sanchez's driveway and "Our production manager, he stocked with the band's specially was standing on the side of the requested Chianti, Sapporo stage," Moreno said after the Japanese beer and Bud Light was CHINESE FASTFOOD -AL- CHINESE FOOD Meet Jamie (3 items or more) show. 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Humanity® PARENTS MEET THE www habitat org THEATRES AVAILABLE FOR RENT October 3rd lpm-4pm CSIt MONA SIKAGOS R 408 998-3022 t, 25 6 S PC)RrTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2000 SPARTAN DAWN' -- SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Senior midfielder Jorge Mar- SJSU ties Stanford tinez beat a Cardinal By Ben Aguirre .Ir. goalkeeper Chris Humphreys in opponent to the 34th minute of the game. DAILY STAFF WRITER On a throw-in from the right "To play a team of the ball dur- corner, Cardinal senior midfielder ing Tuesday A battle of two nationally Scott Leber headed the pass the caliber of Stan- ranked and undefeated soccer toward the goal that managed to ford and to get the night's game teams ended in a 1-1 draw Tuesday find the back of the net. at Spartan night at Spartan Stadium when Although the game would result we did is No. 9 San Jose State University remain tied until the end, both Stadium. hosted No. 13 Stanford University. teams had many scoring opportuni- rather bittersweet." The match The stage was set for either ties for the remainder of the game. team to suffer its first defeat, but Stanford had three shots on goal - Gary St. Clair, ended in a I - it didn't happen. in the closing minutes of the first men's soccer head coach I tie after SJSU head coach Gary St. Clair period with shots sailing wide on two 15- had mixed feelings on the match. both sides of the net and one going avail. Senior forward Dan Fife "To play a team of the caliber of over the goal. headed the ball over the net. Seven minute over- Stanford and to get the result we The second period provided no minutes later, sophomore midfield- time periods, did is rather bittersweet," St. Clair scoring, but the crowd of nearly er Isaias Bardales headed a shot said. 650 people saw many squandered wide left. bringing the The Spartans took an early lead, chances. The final offensive barrage of Spartans' scoring the first goal of the contest In the 46th minute, Stanford's regulation came from the Spar- in the 12th minute. junior forward Mike Murphy had tans, who first had a shot deflected recoil') 7 Spartan senior midfielder Lars a wide open shot but managed to by the Cardinal goalkeeper, then 0- I . Lyssand connected with a pass botch the play by kicking the got the rebound and fired it over from teammate Jorge Martinez ball off the post from three yards the net. that entered the goal box after out. The two teams took the battle Lyssand kicked it past diving In the 58th minute, the Cardinal into two sudden -death overtime Cardinal goalkeeper Adam had another opportunity when periods only to settle for a draw. Zapala. Senior forward Luke Rust went Both overtime periods saw des- The goal was Lyssand's first of one-on-one with Spartan goalkeep- perate attempts at the net, but the season. He is usually the man er Chris Humphreys, a play in nothing was produced. setting up the goals. which Humphreys, made a spectac- The Spartans will have four "It was a great goal," Lyssand ular diving save. days to rest before their next game, Jackie said. "Jorge made a nice little Humphreys allowed his first which will be a Mountain Pacific D. Antonin cross, and I just put it in." goal of the season and made five Sports Federation mountain divi- The Spartans held the lead for saves Tuesday night. sion match at 12 p.m. Sunday at Daily Staff 23 minutes until Stanford man- SJSU resumed its offensive Spartan Stadium against the Unit- aged to put the ball past Spartan attack in the 61st minute, but to no ed States Air Force Academy. Whitaker-less Spartans square off against Owls Evans rushed for more than 50 More injured Spartans schedule early in the season. top of the WAC. yards against Tulsa University and "Fixaball is a violent, physical Similarly, sophomore quarterback the University of Oklahoma. The Spartans are trying to put the game," Baldwin said. "You can get Marcus Arroyo is near the confer- Wulf who has thrown a touch- heartbreaking loss to the Trojans in hurt in any game, if you don't go 100 ence leaders in pass efficiency, com- Across down pass in eadi of the three gamas the past. percent. I think our kids have played pleting 51.9 percent of his passes for this season, went 6-for-12 for a sea- But, with to the fullest, and I'm very happy with 727 yards. son-high 117 yards and a touchdown several key how we played." Back to Whitaker, after being held against the No. 16 Oldahoma Soon- players in "We've gone into the realms of No. to less than 100 yards for the first the ers. street clothes 1 and No.9 and a tremendous Stan- time this season, the junior tailback "We're throwing the ball a lot and crutches ford football club, and this team has slipped to sixth in national rushing more," said Owls head coach Ken on the side- looked very positive on the football with 149.2 per game. Hatfield. lines, the mem- field. Those are the positives." In the WAC, he's still second Middle\:* The option offense is not new to ory of the bat- behind 'lbws Christian's LaDainian the Spartans, who faired well against tle ittibColi- Lighting up the board Ibmlinson. one of the nation's premier rushing sewn will la.st Defensively, the Spartans are quarterbacks in Southern Utah Uni- for a few more Le Blanc It's no surprise to see Deonce arnong the nation's best, ranking By Marcus R Fuller er to defeat Rice at home. versity's Matt Cannon. weeks. Whitaker's name among the Nation- thini in turnovers gained with 13 and Hatfield believes playing against Along with Whitaker, SJSU suf- al Collegiate Athletic Association fourth in fumble recoveries with DARN SPORTS EDITOR In 1998, SJSU beat the Owls 20- 17 at Spartan Stadium Whitaker was SUU may give the Spartans a slight fered injuries to starting five safety leaders. but eight. injured before a edge. Willie Adams deft ankle sprain) VVhitaker isn't The San Jose State University It wa.s announced Wednesday that "Most teams don't get to play any starting wide receiver Casey Le the only SJSU football team was caught in the mid- Whitaker would rniss two games option teams," Hatfield said. "SJSU Blanc ( left luwe sprain 1, starting cor- name on the Ticket Information dle of an ol' Western shootout against because of neck injury. will have more advantage than other nerback Alex Wallace 'dislocated leader board. Rice University last season. The Owls have also been hit with teams well play this season." finger), defensive end David Coates Rashied Saturday is Family Appreciation While the Owls fired away at the injwy to one of their key offensive Although the last meeting result- (right knee sprain), arid cornerback Davis, a junior Day at Spartan Stadium. Reserved Spartans, scoring 49 points, SJSU weapons this season- frestunan guar- ed in a blowout, Spartan junior center Kevin Boyer back sprain). wide receiver, tickets for the SJSU/Rice game are $.5 managed to draw its weapon only terbadc Jeremy Hurd. George Campos said the team is Despite beginning the Western ranks eighth for adults accompanied by a child 18- once, scoring a single touchdown. Hwd, the not looking for revenge. Athletic Conference play a little nationally in and-under. Children's tickets are $1. SJSU has reloaded with plenty of Owls' left- "'We're not even thinking about banged up, head coach Dave Bald- receiving yards Arroyo Free tickets are also available for stu- firepoi,ver this year, but Saturday's handed starter, last year," he said. `This is a different win said he doesn't regret putting his with an aver- dents. Call (408) 924-STIX for infOr- game against Rice most likely won't broke the ring team with a new conunitment." team through a tough non-conference age of 102.2 per game. mation. be a showdown of the fastest guns in finger on his Davis' average also puts him on the Westem Athletic Conference, throwing hand known as the WAC. in a 30-27 However, the game, which begins overtime win at 12:30 p.m. at Spartan Stadium, against the will be the Spartans' first conference University of game of the sea.son. Houston in Evans The Spartans are the No. 2 scoring Rice's finit con- 800 CONTACTS team in the WAC, but their potential tact of the season. to light up the scoreboard may plum- Despite three straight losses, met with the loss of their 5-foot-6-inch junior Corey Evans and senior Ben tailback. Wulf have provided the Owls with But, if history repeats itself the both priming and rushing out of the We deliver. You save.- iaso, Spartans won't need Dennci'Whitale option offense.

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He loss of the Spartans' most potent side that I won't have to miss foot- In 1999, Julien played free safety come in and do just as good. If there has sacrificed his body to put us in a offensive weapon. ball forever. I know it's going to be for the Spartans. This season he was is a play that he could run better, I'll winning situation. "We want him to fully recover and works on display weird being on the sidelines Satur- moved from defense to offense in have no problem stepping aside and "He's only 5-foot-6 but he can out- we are eagerly anticipating his day just watching my teanunates order to provide depth at the run- letting him fill-in." run anybody on the team. He can return," Baldwin said. "I've said for play. It's going to hurt inside, but Ill ning back position. Julien said he is looking forward break you for 50, 60 yards at a time," the last three years he is the 'Pied at bookstore be happy because they'll be win- The 5-foot-11 athlete from Oak to the opportunity to fill-in for Julien said. "He's like a big brother Piper' of our football team and he ning." Grove High School in San Jose said Whitaker until he's healthy. to me. I feel like this is a situation I will be on our sideline as one of our Replacing Whitaker as SJSU's the team remains confident with "Deonce told me for the two wanted to be put in, but not at the captains Saturday when we take on continued from Page I starting tailback will be junior Jar- him and senior Darian Morton car- weeks he's out to have faith in fault of Deonce getting hurt." Rice." the American Library Associa- tion's most challenged books list of 1999. MARTINEZ: Student hopes to occupy general manager position at KSJS for five to six more years The series was challenged in South Carolina schools because continued from Page I because I found what I like doing," qualities. I'm not going to hold "But, after you get to 'mow him bet- dents. He's a strong leader and "the book has a serious tone of Martinez said. "What you put in to back my opinion." ter, you realize there are rules you just won't resort to BS. He knows what death, hate, lack of respect and message I was trying to convey was KSJS is what you get out of it." Nick Guilford, a sophomore have to follow," Robles said. "He wants he wants and gets it done the right sheer evil," according to the Spar- I was their answer for a general As a general manager, Martinez majoring in social science, met Mar- your ideas and feedback for any project." way and as fast as possible." tan Bookstore's display. manager. On May 11, 2000, I became said he sees himself as straightfor- tinez while becoming a DJ. Program director Ritchie Martinez said his main goals at "The people who did that over- the full-time general manager." ward and up front. "He's really a nice guy," Guilford Lavarias, a senior majoring in jour- KSJS are to educate and serve stu- reacted," Sack said. "I think any Martinez said he plans to stay at "If there's a problem, I will be said. "He's always helped me. He nalism, said there's a difference dents, create a fun environment to book kids enjoy reading, they SJSU as the general manager for very honest with the person," Mar- even let me borrow $120 to get my between how people perceive Mar- work in and let the campus {mow should be able to read as long as at least five to six years, similar to tinez said. "I understand students car back from being towed." tinez and how he really is. that they can be part of it. it's age appropriate." Jennings. - I was one of them. Some people Assistant promotions director "I think there is a misconception "We're here for the students," Sack said she thinks children Meanwhile, he is finishing the say I'm either a hard-ass, a prick Michelle Robles, a junior, thought that honest means cocky," Lavarias Martinez said. "I'm learning as the are reading the books for enter- requirements for his TRTV major. or too honest. However, other peo- Martinez was austere the first time said. "You have to be aggressive students learn. There isn't a day tainment, not to learn about "I thoroughly enjoy working here ple will say those are my best she met him. when you're working with 200 stu- that goes by that I'm not surprised." Satanism or witchcraft "Always Running" by Luis J. Rodriguez was also featured in the display. According to the American )/ Library Association's 2000 Resource Book, "Always Running" was challenged but retained by the San Jose Unified School Dis- trict and was placed on an option- al reading list despite complaints that the book is "pornographic and offensive in its stereotyping of Latinos " Sack said nobody has ever com- plained about a specific book for sale at the Spartan Bookstore. "We havi. hild complaining 1.9(E YOUR about some cif the mon. adult magazines." Sack Aaid National Banned Books Week ends Saturday and is sponsored by the American Library Associa- tion, the American Booksellers Foundation for Five Expression, the American Booksel lc rs Associa- tion, the American Sia lei y ,ifJour- nalists iind Authors. the Associa- tion of American Publishers and the National Association of Col- HONE BILL lege Stores. It is endorsed by the Center for the Book of the Library of Con- gress. 'X nal rnar nal ServIrof, ATM Saratoqa ON PURPOSE THIS TIME. 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