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VOLUME 119, NUMBER 48 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2002 Sunny days, sweepin' the clouds away Candidate Camejo seeks voter interest in Green Party

taking votes from one candidate Third party critical increase the opposing candidate's chances to win. Caniejo said he was of Gov. Davis' not concerned about having the same perfbrmance affect in the California gubernatorial race. vote is By Anne "What is happening is Davis' ward dropping dramatically,' especially in Daity Staff Writer the Latino community, from what it was four years ago,"' Camejo said. Peter Camejo is not expecting to win "These people who are changing thcir today's election. minds that they're not going to vote In the wake of Ralph Nader's run for Davis this time around, many of them President, the Green Party candidate would go and vote for Simon, but for California governor is optimistic because I'm campaigning, they're that he will increase his party s visibil- going to vote for me instead." ity and membership. Agreeing in part with Camejo's "We're building our own party and view, Terry Christensen, chair of the urging people to vote for our party," political science department, said that Camejo said. "What we've said right generally 96 percent of voters vote for from the beginning is that our vote the two main parties but that this will grow." ekction may experience slightly varied Various media polls estimate numbers. Camejo to win a fraction of the votes "It may be a little different this year," that Gov. Gray Davis, the Democratic Christensen said. "Because more peo- Party incumbent, and Bill Simon, the ple are discontented with the people Republican Party candidate, will col- at the top of the ticket, Camejo may lect. Camejo is flattered by some of receive more of the liberal Democratic the numbers. votes. "The ABC polls have me at just "Thc race between Davis and Simon around nine percent. The Los Angeks docs not appear too close, so there is Mimes, whose polls I totally distrust, not a fear that Camejo will be a spoil- have mc at five percent," he said. er," he said. "Even those polls which are always Should Davis win, he is expected to hostile to the Greens show us at sign a budget shortly after the elec- around 11 percent in the Bay Area tion. The California State University and 10 percent in Northern system is preparing to lace cuts of California. Those numbers are about fivc percent next year, extremely high for a third party that Christensen said. does not have the money to run a sin- "I heard thc story that there might gle TV ad." be budget cuts," said international However, some San Jose State graduate student Hatsuu Park. a busi- University students said they did not ness major. "My first reaction was that Icnow who Carnejo was. I never thought thcy would increase "His name doesn't ring a bell," said tuition, but now I'm pretty upset junior Brice Uhlig, an electrical engi- because that might happen and there neering major. may be cuts in classes. We already Another student, junior sociolog7 have difficulty getting sonic classes." major Julia Valdivia, said she didnt It has been several years since tuition know why anyone would vote for a has been raised, and thc potential candidate who is not well knovm. budget cuts most likely will also affect "You don't really hear about the number of classes AS early as (Camejo), so why would you vote for spring, Christensen said. someone like that?" she said. "The university probably will offer One SJSU staff member said she fewer classes," Ke said. "Departments had not investigated any third party have already been told to offer fewer candidates. sections in spring." "I haven't heard of him (Camejo,)" Raised tuition and fewer class offer- Melissa Flores said. "I usually vote my ings may be a result of the existing party line." budget that W A, approved in Presidential Green Party candidate Ralph Nader was viewed by some political analysts as a spoiler, who in See CAME*, pew 5 facing STAFF classes DAILY REGINATO Summer ANTHONY Shu-Chu Wu and Thomas Traum walk to class on Paseo de San Carlos on Monday afternoon budget crisis cutbacks By Bryn Cruitiano and spring semesters. Final state Das/y Val/ 'triter Since the majority of students foctis Hands-on theatre action in class on talcing most classes during the fall California State University budget and spring, summer courses will be cuts are looming over San Jose State the tirst to godachne said campaign Play 'Flea In Her University and will carry negative "It makes sense to cut summer class- consequences for summer classes, said es, " Jachne said, "in order to offer Ear' producing real David Conrath, dean of the College more throughout thc rcst of thc year." stretch of Business. Jachne said hc has been holding reg- expertence "The budget cuts will have a severe ular meetings with the chairs and directors of the various schools At SAN DIEGO (AP) Gov. Gray or' I impact on the summer schedule," SJSU to discuss availAhle options and Davis and GOP candidate Bill Simon By Therese Bratberg Conrath said. I ho/y Staff Writer He said SJSU currently receives A said they are preparing fin the worst. spent the final hours before Election Day lit. "All deyartments at SJSII will bc traversing the state Monday, spreading s ar year-round operations budget from The radio, television, film and the- the state government, which provides affected, Jaehne said. "Some depart- their get-out-the-vote messages. ments won't offer much, and others The t'svo planned several rallies in a atre department offers students a SJSU with funds for the fall, spring chance to learn how to act and and summer terms as a total package. won't offer anything at all " last-minute attempt to collect critical Binh Tran, political science fresh- votes in an election where low turnout direct plays. Dennis Jaehne, chair of communica- Kim Nguyen, A junior majoring in tion studies and the current chair of man, said he will probabh take sum- is expected. mer classes if they are offered. Not "The speeches are coming to an end, theatre arts, said taking a Theatre the University Council of Chairs and and and Arts class made her realize that Directors, eiplained that prior to the having the option to takc the extra the rallies are coming to an end, classes, he said, will be inconvenient in your hands," Davis she loved acting. year-round budget plan being imple- now this race is but understands that summer cuts told a rally in liberal San Francisco "I did not know what to expect, mented two years ago, the summer but now I lind (the class) fun and NIKI DESAUTELS ' DAILY STAFF term had been "self-supported," with need to bc made. Union Square. "Most students come in the fall are "fundamental dif- interesting," she said. Kim Nguyen, a junior majoring in theatre arts, watches as Gwen the tuition fees charged at connnuing and He said there spring," hc said. "Overall, I think it's a ferences" between the candidates. Theatre and Arts 116 is designed Templeton, left, a graduate student studying theatre, and Rai education rates, which are a higher a scene from the better tradc-off" A to teach students directing by hav- Fischer, right, a senior in theatre arts, perform rate of $155 per unit. According to "My opponent is staunchly against All to choose, I have ing to doia projecti, where they dircct play she is directing titled, -The Flea in Her Ear " documents, this rate is 40 percent classes taught in thc summer are woman's ref funded 'as part of the year round worked har to defend it," Davis said. a five to seven minute long scene more than regular semester tuition Actors budget, Conrath said, and temporary The crowd of about 300 included with their classmates as actors. En_glish classes. have spent six hours rehean- rates. e nvi ton men tal Nguyen, who is directing a "This is my first tinic doing Any ing thew scenes so far. Thc idea behind the year-round faculty positions will bc most affected. union workers, "When wc get a cut, it cuts into activists, and several homeless people French -Victorian play called "A type of directing," shc said. "But I "Doing the scenes has been really budket and the "state-supported sum- the A RAI temporars faculty who arc not said they were pAid at least SSO Flea in Her Ear," said she became think in order to bc goixl Actor hin," said Fischer, a senior mer, Jachne said, is that the budget tenure who know both theatre arts who is also or tenure -track," Conrath said. to hoist signs And walk neighbor interested in the major when she and direct, you need to majoring in ing plan is designed to work in the A lit AMA CIOSS , Will Ch Blanche Woolls, director of library hoods to get our the vote. took also sides of the fence." best interest of students largely allowed her to take a break from Nguyen said she and her two See DIRECTING. page 5 because thc fees charged become See STATE, page 5 aligned with thc lower rates of the fall See SUMMER, page 5

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A MOVEABLE FEAST EDITORIAL Contradictions of life make Measure V will for interesting family visit I enjoy the contradictions that kick life in its side. That weekend the family had a gathering at a Club One day I might be a stable person, comfortable with House overloolcing the course my grandma used to golf on. watching a steady stream of TV and wondering what color My cousins and I accidentally rammed a golf cart into a improve facilities to paint the nursery. But not now. tree on the fourth green. Call it a lack of personal direcfion. Going as fast as we could, we laughed and even cried Call it a dimming light because the wind was so cold. My cousin Jeffrey, who is Call it a "quarterlife crisis." going into the Marines, shed a tear in the name of good old Starting tomorrow and continuing through Thursday, an important decision is After spending a weekend with my distant Minnesota fashioned "being stupid." being placed in the hands of student voters who care enough to make their voices relatives in the suburbs of Minneapolis, it is clearer to me Our dress shirts ripped and stained, we re-entered the heard on campus. now why people my age look at their mid-20s with uncer- clubhouse where everyone was staring at me like I should This particular vote goes beyond the need simply for student turnout; the potential tainty. have known better than to spill over. future implications ofthe issue as it pertains to student fees should be of utmost 1 got a dose of normality, and I don't really like it. Oh well. concern to everyone on campus. It never did sit right with me. My uncle introduced me to an engineer The issue is Measure V, the Student Union-sponsored measure that seelcs to I was introduced to a 24-year-old third who worked in Palo Alto. All we could find increase student fees in order to renovate the Student Union facilities and create cousin who had a pregnant wife. to talk about was commuting over the hill more of a social hub on campus, according to representatives of Student Union Inc. They had a nursery with everything but every day. Then he said something about Measure V has been met by some strong opposition, from both on campus and off. the baby. light rad, and I nodded in agreement and he Some of the most vocal opposition has come from past and current members of They had a light FM station filtering in started talking about Minnesota's need for the Associated Students, who have said the timing of the referendum is suspect, all rooms, a calm view of neighbors put- anti-abortion legislation. He offered me a noting the Student Union's financial misfortunes of late. ting down a foundation for a shed, the glass of wine from a twist-off bottle. Some opponents, including those within A.S., have Twins game on and an afternoon, with I took this as a "welcome to an adult con- suggested the Student Union is using this referen- Miller Lite in hand. versation. Now drink this and become dull All very serene and nice, but it smacked like me." dum as a way to raise student fees to bail itself out of sacrament. a financial crisis. of routine. It was like an offer of The current Routine is fine for some, but if I go past ANNA BAKALIS I never went to church, so I also bowed out It seems a bit hypocritical, coming from a student driving and went over to the kids table to show them government organization that saw fit to raise student my ritual of morning coffee and Student Union as highway 17,1 feel I've entered the bourgeois danger zone. my card tricks. fees to renovate the Scheller House, a $2.8 million I like certain amenities on a somewhat regular basis, but We went to another distant relative's house later on. venture that houses their offices and is used far less the moment someone can predict my actions is the From the time it took to walk from the driveway pass- . it stands now is by students than the Student Union facilities. moment I need to check myself. ing the dog kennel and the garage filled with off-road vehi- More importantly, student fees that finance Student I like mixing it up. cles, food supplies and a minivan to the bacicyard, I had old, unattractive Union Inc. (a non-profit organization) have not been I like not knowing how my day will end. assessed an enfire domestic siniation. raised in 13 years. If a basic increase is not approved, On Sunday we were driving down highway 168 in And I wanted to be wrong. then services will have to be cut. Minnesota with nothing but farms and cornfields to the I wanted to see the two of them engaged in a debate over and out of date. Another important factor that voters need to take side. We pulled into a gas station. the French how they are snobbish and anti-American, into account is the overwhelming changes the In the bathroom stall I saw this scribbled: but their culture also offers a vvealth of artistic expression University is set to undergo in terms of on-campus "The people are the only way to preserve freedom and unlike any other. There is no real housins in the next several years. liberty." Or something like that. Starting in January, three brick dormitories housing It made me smile to think that maybe, just maybe, it was They were diligently working on a new wooden swing set social center on about 600 people will be demolished, and in their a girl trying to say her piece without the harsh judgments while their daughter.snoozed in front of the TV. place the first phase of the new Campus Village, of the normal, slightly right-winged people that lived Dear reader, don't think me rude. I don't want to sound which vvill hold over 2000 residents, will be erected. there. like a bitter latch-key kid. campus. As soon as one village fills with residents, more dor- It was a small little inconsistency that made me think that But I'd rather run around with immature but curious kids mitories will be torn down and replaced, and so on. the world is tricky, and why deny it. in hurricane weather than stand around and drink cheap I like looking for the abnormal in the normal. wine and talk about how I'm finally coming into my own. Measure V can More people, potentially thousands, will be living that. on this campus in the coming years, leading to a lf, for example, the young third cousin couple was listen- I'll wait till Christmas dinner for drastic need for improvement of campus life and ing to Tenacious D instead of Kenny G, I would have had change this. to recheck my previous lcnowledge of what it means to be facilities. young and financially secure with a family on the way. Anna Bakalis is the The current Student Union as it stands now is old, I like being wrong in my assumptions. Spartan Daily Executive Editor unattractive and out of date. Life is more than income, cars, weekend trips and babies, A Moveable Feast' appears Tuesdays. There is no real social center on campus. right? Measure V can change this. Student Union Inc. has surveyed students, consulted architecture firms and drawn up elaborate conceptual plans based on their research. SPARTA GUIDE Through this referendum, they seek to add student organization space, club meet- Sparta Guide is providetd free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three ing and retail spaces, a cyber cafe, expanded food servir:es and increased space and working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Bente! renovations for the Sports Center as well as upgrading' existing facilities. Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are If this campus is to handle the influx of on-campus residents that is on its way, received. such changes and additions are vital. TODAY School of Art and Design Project* from noon to 1 p.m. tin the Student Some may worry that they will be picking up the tab for upgrades and services that The school of art and design will be having Union Amphitheater. For more information they will not be able to enjoy. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry student galleries and art receptions from 6 contact Calvin Lee at 924-8448. Not the case, according to Student Union representatives, who say plans to enable Daily Mass will be held at die SJSU CCM p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Art arid Industrial future alumni, who would experience fee increases because of the measure, to be able Chapel located at 10th and San Carlos streets Studies buildings. For more information con- A.S. Campus Recreation to utilize the new or upgraded facilities in the fiiture are part of the referendum. nett to Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are tact Bill or Nicole at 924-4330. Intramural sports special event: Billiards Some of the arguments against the referendum are valid, including concerns about 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at 11 a.m. and tournament. Begins at 2 p.m. in the &wiling possible cuts in the CSU budget. 5 p.m. on Sunday. For more information con- School of Art and Design Center in the Student Union. For more infor- However, it's quite possible that opponents have their own agendas. tact Sister Marcia at 938-1610. Tuesday night Lecture Series: SJSU Spatial mation contact Rita Chandler at 924-6266. Can A.S assure the students that their opposition isn't because they are looking to arts instructor David Anderson will discuss seek an increase in their own portion of student fees in the coming months? Department of Nutrition and Food Science his sculpture and ways of working. Lecture A.S. Campus Recreation Try the latest in body fat testing: Bioelectric runs from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Art build- Intramural sports special event: Table tennis Better yet, can they agree on their own resolution relating to Measure V, which Impedance. Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. ing, Room 133. For more information contact tournament. Begins at 2 p.m. in the Bowling appeared as a paid advertisement in Monday's edition of the Spartan Daily? That and Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. in Jo Hernandez at 924-4238. Center in the Student Union. For more infor- same afternoon members of A.S. were in the Spartan Daily office disputing some of Central Classroom building Room 221. For mation contact Rita Chandler at 924-6266. the arguments ;hat appeared in their own ad. more inforrnation, contact Sherry at 206- Alpha Phi Omega What can't be argued is the amount of use students get out of Student Union facil- 7599. Alpha Phi Omega is having a book drive all Department of Meteorology ities and the need for upgrades to them. If this university is to make a smooth tran- week at Clark Library, the MOSAIC multi- Terry Nathan of the Atmospheric science sition into the future, more than just the living quarters need improvement. School of Art and Design cultural center, the student life center, the peer program at U.C. Davis will speak on the We support Measure V. The school of art and design will be having health education office and the residence meteorological aspects of the Lewis and Clark student galleries and art odibitions through halls. For more information contact Phi Tran expedition. Thursday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Friday. The exhibition 5vill run from 10 a.m. at 319-76.46. Duncan Hall, Room 614. For more informa- to 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies tion contact the meteorology department at buildings. For more information contact Bill KSJS Ground Zero Radio 924-520. or Nicole at 924-4330. Tunefill Tuesday Live concert "A.M.

POLITIKI Patriotism shown in the voting booth, not in fashion I was at my favorite coffeehouse the other night when I the mall, yet not to the polls is disturbing, especially con- these interests are met is just plain dumb. you pay in taxes to the man each year, or if you've never saw an interesfing sight: a flag adorned with a horizontal sidering that people in many other countries don't have this These 'candidates will soon be the ones dictating the cursed when you hit a pothole on a deteriorated street. barcode instead of the traditional 13 stripes of white and right that we have come to take for granted. We should use direction of economic and social policies in Califomia. If you're absolutely and completely satisfied with every- red. the same care we do in clothing the body politik as we do They will influence what taxes are levied and malce choices thing in your life - your health care package (assuming that It was the culmination of the thoughts I'd had all evening clothing our bodies. that may eventually affect how much money you have so you work at a job that offers you one, or you'rc still young - that America has come to stand for something larger than SJSU even hosted a Rock the Vote you can buy your Old Navy flag T-shirt or enough to be on your parents plan), the safety of your the value of liberty and autonomy. event where NOFX, Pseudopod and Big those Tommy hip huggers. neighborhood, your energy bill, the cost and merit of your It hu come instead, to stand for the value of the dollar. Brutha Soul played, but most people We care more about the state of our appear- subsidized public education, or the ambient air quality of Look around you, and you'll probably see someone sport- interviewed there were reported to skip ance than our 50 states. smoggy San Jose, then by all means, go out and plaster ing Tommy Hilfiger pants emblazoned with the red, white class for the bands, not caring about the Instead of the United States of Arnerica, we yourself with flags and continue to let the government take and blue logo so reminiscent of our flag or maybe some political message. are increasingly becoming the United Colors care of your life. Chuck Taylor's cut from cloth of stars and stripes. I know music is exciting and immedi- of Benetton. But if you have ever felt like the government is screwing Isn't it funny the ways we show our patriotism? ately accessible, but geez, politics is also God Bless America will soon become God you over, don't let them get away with it. Tell them what Today is Election Day, a g,lorious day when we should dis- an immediate part of our future, and Bless Abercrombie. you think, and say it in their language - votes. play our democratic heritage by voting. some don't have the foresight to be con- We have begun to take this obsession to a Plus, it's free. You don't have to fork over big bucks to have , However, u most of you know, late teens and twenty- cerned about. very literal degree, seeing the flag not as what this right. somethings like us have a tendency not to vote in thc same According to social norms, it's impor- it represents - a visual reminder of the unity of So, strip off your flag-laden clothes and flash your patri- numbers as our older counterparts. For some reason, we're tant to know the latest designer, but it's KENIBERLY GONG 50 states under the principle of democracy, otism in other ways by voting today. oblivious to American politics, yet we cover ourselves with geeky to know our gubernatorial candi- yes, rule by the people - but as something that flags - Tommy Hager crap and other marks of schmaltzy dates. We will go see a show where the band will support a can be bought to prove our belief in this system. Americana, but we don't vote. We go to the mall in droves political cause, but we ignore the message completely. But we have, in effect, forfeited our right to rule by failing Kemberly.Gon,g is a and buy our so-called patriotism instead. I am cynical enotigh to believe that people will act in their to vote. We wear a flag instead. Isn't that enough? Spartan Daily Senior Staff Writer. Shopping is fun indeed, but the fact that people flock to own best interests, but in my opinion, not caring about how It's enough if you've never complained about how much 'Politiki' appears Tuesdays.

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Kari Spencer, Account Executives Edtiorials are wtitten by, and are the consensus of the Spartan MICHELLE JEW, LISA BUTT Copy Editor, POSTMASTER: Send address Daily editors, not the staff ARTISTS I I.11,111 Ptak, Cartoonist, Warren Paylado, Illustrator TRISHA SANTOS changes to the Spartan Daily, San Jose Published opinions and advertisements do not necessarily reflect THE SPARTAN DAILY I ONE WASHINGTON SQUARE I SAN JOSE, CA 95192 I State University, One Washington the VICVIII of the Spartan Daily, the School of Journalism and Mass Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Communications, or SJSU. JUAN LOREIX) Advertning Ihrector (408) 924-3281 I SDAILYChuc.sisu.Eou, SDAILYADSCPAcsisu.Eou NOVEMBER 5, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY OPINION PAGE 3 ANOTHER DIMENTIAN JONAH PTAK Viewpoint I Defense of Measure V I agree with Mr. Shetty's comments ing in a second open forum and their ment of the campus for us. concerning the timing of the Measure offices are open all day for questions. We pay for childcare, recreation activ- 'r- V referendum. "A lot of students that The 11 points of the A.S. resolution is ities, the Health Center and transit voitt-c:’ are new to campus don't have enough inaccurate and reads as a "hate letter". passes separate from our tuition. None information." This can be easily solved. They are abusing their position of of us usc all these services, but together - The Students own the Student representing the students to spread they create a positive environment on Union, Event Center and the Aquatic inaccurate information. campus. SPReV.k.e.,4 Center. The University owns the land A.S. wants to stop this vote because This facility would also be a great r-kEEP F campus 46t(aFtA’A J1G- we own the buildings, so we are the they Want the opportunity to raise our opportunity for the Greeks on CsILASS landlords. The University is only fees to pad their budget during the to have a central area for their events Ar 0 iT allowed to build facilities that are for April elections. They have a history of and do what they do best, promote GRE.e.c.1 education (classrooms, libraries and ignoring our wishes and are embar- activities and camaraderie. t`kl 11 offices). rassed by the Student Union's efficient For most of us money is an issue, but --ittEI It is no surprise that our expenses operation, compared to their misman- we all know that we pay thousands of have gone up over thc past 13 years for agment and abuse of our money. dollars less than most schools. We need tATT utilities, insurance and administrative The majority of the new fees go into to be responsible and vote for Measure '01 costs. Our managers have been able to effect when the dorms are gone and the V. avoid any extra charges (fee increases) new Spartan Village is occupied since 1990. How many times has your increasing students living on campus rent gone up? They came to us to deter- from 1500 to 5800 and the new facili- Steve Cohen vmT- mine what we wanted and developed a ties will be needed to meet the demand. graduate student plan to incorporate our desires. The ref- Thirteen years ago this same controver- MBA, Business Management erendum signs have been up for 3 sy was on campus when the Student Graduate Program weeks, they did their first presentation Union was originally proposed. Those to the A. S. last March, are participat- students considered the ffiture develop- 1 Valley Fine Nails Viewpoint I Measure V: Please take a rain check Superior Quality Gel Silk Acrylic I.am very concerned vending machines? Twenty years later, I sat as the acting Student Union is on the land of the Don't make my mistake in making a Manicures Pedicures about the speed / and the spin put to the Yes on Measure V is being put forward at a chair of the Campus Center Board of university, the president of the univer- decision that you can reflect back with Airbrush Nail Design Measure V Campaign. It is very mis- time of year when most students are Directors at Foothill College. The sity has the right to determine its ulti- embarrassment 20 years later. We lLse Real Gel Not Powder leading for any student, such as Mr. not focusing on elections. Let it be Campus Center was going to be mate action to raise or use fees. Give Huy Tran, (Measure V proponent), to put on a ballot next to the student expanded to house all student services, me a break. To read arguments such J. C. Bowen attended San Jose State M-F: 10-7 SAT's 9-5 suggest that the Student Union oper- body elections where people who will much like the 10th Street garage, but as "well, SUBOD may have voted to from 1978 to 1987. He served at coau- ates independently of San Jose State. have to implement this fee will be we could not do it due to the discov- oppose it, but that was best on person- thor of the Associated Students 40824189575 University President Robert Caret elected. ery of an earthquake fault. Last week, al problems of the board." Constitution in 1980 and served two We look forward to seeing you Location: 2910 STEVENS CREEK BLVD. 0206 and dis- Oh, dear, why should we give MOM terms on the Associated Students Board can, according to the regulations that An effort was made, according to the I came back to San Jose State (across from Bank of America at Valley Fair) govern fee increases for AUXILIARY Students for Measure V, to solicit stu- covered this effort to expand the money to something that can be of Directors in 1981-1982 and 1982- ORGANIZATIONS of the dent input by sending e-mails and Student Union. I am thinking of changed if someone is mad at some- 1982 as Director ofAcademic Affairs University, mandate that fees be spent mail questionnaires. Was this a ran- renaming to SJSU to get a M.A. in body. (ASBOD Vice Chair) Director of 10% Discount on operating expenses or veto the fee dom sample? What about the thou- counseling to pursue a career in stu- I go back to a very important reason California State Affairs, respectwely. or One Free Gift increase. That is hardly a relationship sands of students that attend school at dent advising at the community col- why this matter should be defeated (please bring coupon) of independence and informal affilia- night, or are students that would not lege level. this semester and brought back when tion that Mr. Tran would have people be on campus very often, and are eco- I am concerned with the breakneck it has been thoroughly debated. believe. nomically challenged to afford one speed the effort to pass Measure V is It is absolutely poor judgment to Also, the fact that the Student class. Another fee? taking. To read arguments such as impose a massive fee increase and then Union Board of Directors voted to Twenty years ago, the Associated "well, the Student Union is independ- rally to fight fee increases at the oppose Measure V is being down- Students incorporated, and we also ent of the university, we are just affili- Capitol. It sends the wrong message: played by supports like Ms. Erika developed a corporate board of direc- ated," irks me. It shows me that I was Coffeehouses over computer labs. Jackson, a member of the board. Ms. tors model. At the time, the Student indeed wrong to fight the effort to Please talce this matter to a time mac Jackson insists that the vote was an Union lease was up for possession. take the lease two decades ago. The when you can all study it further. indication of the "personal divisions of One of the biggest mistakes I ever salon the board." Oh, really? So, because made was opposing thc idea of my people cannot get along, students are colleague, Nancy McFadden (a senior www.macsalon.com being asked to give this same board adviser to Gray Davis who was, the thousands of dollars? What other author of the Associated Students cor- *PSYCHICO "personal divisions" will be happen- porate model now at SJSU) to attempt PALM & TAROT CARD READING 15% off all products and services for students. ing? to take possession of the lease. Two Unfold the PAST as it was, the PRESENT as it is Call for appointment. The troubling matter is that student years later, we faced an election for the leaders around the state are asking Recreation and Events Center. The The FUTURE AS !TWILL BE state legislators to reject or postpone measure was approved, but I feel that And things that may have a hold on you 48 south first st. fee increases for educational expenses. had I, as the first Vice Chair of the FREE QUESTION! CALL FOR ONE san jose, ca 95113 This fee increase flies right in the face Associated Students Board of 408-279-9071 of that effort. Directors, seconded the effort rivet 408.287.2294 Students cannot afford to pay for the lease, thc students would be more Available for Private Parties and gatherings faculty but can afford to pay for more in control of the operations today. BY APPT.ONLY $10.00 SPECIAL

STUDENT UNION, INC. MODERNIZATION & EXPANSION PROJECT

How we know what Students want: In fall of 2001, SJSU student's were given an independent web-based survey to find out what they needed and expected from their Student Union.

400..iftrommagik. Students asked for: 24 - Hour Accessible Facility rwara,..e..104. Ming Additional Study Lounges Retail Stores ..7111111V; Additional Student Organization Meeting Space ge .t. Increased Square Footage of Sport Club And More

How will this Project be Funded? The fee referendum asks students to support an increase in the Student Union fee (in -4,4%."W addition to the current $81/semester) for the Modernization and Expansion project of the Student Union, Inc. facilities. With a yes vote on the referendum. fees will be raised in N4:61. increments over a period of three years. The first increment will be $23 in the spring of 2003. Spring of 2004 there will be a $40 increment and the last increment of $35 will go into effect spring of 2005.

Why is Measure V Needed? 1 Finances: Vote November 6 The Student Union. Inc. does not receive any financial or operational support from the University or the State. The Student Union, Inc. has not raised student fees in 13 years. Inflation has increased 35. over the last 10 years. The $81 fee is now worth only $55 due to inflation and cost-of-living increases. The Student Union, Inc. has had to use surplus student fees. above the operating income, over the last three years.

2 Aging and Deteriorating Facilities: The Student Union is 33 years old. and it is a product of the 60's in function. style. and form. The Aquatic Center and Event Center are respectively 14 and 13 years old. They need maintenance and repairs that the current budget does not cover. The Student Union, Inc. has over 5 million dollars in deferred maintenance and capital projects that are necessary to the continued well being of the Student Union, Inc. facilities.

3 Modernization & Expansion. Creates Community and Builds the Future: Creating a much needed "heart of campus". Invest in the future of San Jose State University by looking to the future rather than living in the present. Establishing a space on campus where students can gather and study 24-hours a day, seven days a week

Voting Locations and Times Student union (Art Quad) - 9 00am to 8 00pm 3 Clark Library - 9 00am to 6 00pm 2 Ninth Street On front of the ATMs) - 9 00am to 2 30pm 4 Sweeney Hall - 9 00am to 8 00pm MEASURE V

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PAGE 4 SPORTS THE SPARTAN DAILY OCTOBER 5, 2002 Streaking men's soccer team looks toward MPSF tourney

By Devin O'Donnell the game-winner. enjoy playing as a group. They will the regular season at 1 p.m. on Sunday Men's soccer leaders Women's soccer leaders The Spartans (11- 7-0, 4-1-0 run themselves into the ground if at Sacramento. The Spartans partici- Daily Staff Writer MPSF) dominated much of the first that's what it takes to win. pate in the MPSF Championship on Points: Points: halt', holding the Lobos (15-2-0, 5- The Spartans took an early lead Nov. 14, hosted by the defending Randy Poggio 12 Rebecca Hidalgo 10 What goes up must come down, 0-0 MPSF) to just one shot. with Tony Chang's goal in the 14th MPSF champion New Mexico. and the San Jose State University Tony Chang 8 Mariko Yoshihara 10 Head coach Gary St. Clair said the minute. The Rebels (11-6-0, 3-1-0) men's soccer team ended its six-game condition of SJSU's field was the answered back three minutes later, Women's soccer concludes Two tied with 6 Emily New 9 streak, falling 1-0 to University of central downfall. tying the game. New Mexico at Spartan Stadium in Goals: Goals: "What hurt us the most was the Despite missing tour open-net Last week SJSU head coach Tamie 5 overtime. field being in poor shape," St. Clair shots, the Spartans came out Grimes said everything was contin- Randy Poggio 5 Rebecca Hidalgo said. "Friday night it was fine, but stronger in the second half when for- gent on Friday's game against the Three tied with 3 Mariko Yoshihara 4 SPARTAN SOCCER Sunday. the field was hard as ward Andiry Budnyy notched the University of Hawail. Two tied with 2 Two tied with 3 cement. game-winner. Friday came, and everything was THE He said that because of band com- "You can see in the last four games lost. Assists: Assists: petitions over the weekend, the field how big we play in the second half," The Spartans (3-11-5 overall, 1-4- Francisco Martinez 3 Marie McCann 4 was left in bad condition. The turf St. Clair said. "It has a lot to do with 1 WAC) wrapped up their 2002 sea- New 3 91sT MINUTE made it difficult to control the ball, Frank Sanfilippo." son Sunday, losing against Three tied with two Emily NOTEBOOK St. Clair said. At the end of the day, St. Clair said Sacramento State University at Five tied with 1 Four tied with 2 Friday SJSU held its winning streak the Spartans is a better team. Spartan Stadium. Shots: Shots: sixth consecutive victory with "I think we'll play even better at Last year, the Spartans had five for thc 27 The win left the Lobos undefeated a 2-1 win against visiting University New Mexico for the Championship," wins. The season's three-win rccord Frank Mata 29 Mariko Yoshihara in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation of Nevada Las-Vegas. St. Clair said. "We've already secured is the fewest wins in the history of Adiry Budnyy 25 Marie McCann 24 conference. Although both teams entered the the second spot in the MPSF, which SJSU women's soccer; however, SJSU Randy 24 Emily New 23 As the game went into overtime, match with 3-0 MPSF conference means we only need to win two did secure the most ties. Poggio the Lobos were awarded a corner records, St. Clair was right about games rather than three in the cham- Head coach Tamie Grimes could statistics through Nov. 4 statistics through Nov 4 kick, and the clock was stopped. Friday's gatne. pionship." not be reached for comment. Within four seconds, New Mexico "They (SJSU) won't let themselves SJSU is scheduled to face Sacramento This concludes the SJSU women's midfielder Ricky Francis headed in be outplayed. They are very fit and State University in the final match soccer team season. www.thespartandaily.com San Francisco trying to sure up Baker situation SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Neither Baker nor Sabean could Baker thought that put too much depend on what Dusty wants to hap- Manager Dusty Baker's figure should immediately be reached for comment. pressure on the players. pen." be much more clear within days. Baker's name has been mentioned for When the World Series ended, Baker, who would be deeply missed Baker's agent, Jeff Moorad, has spo- the vacant managerial jobs in Seattle Magowan wouldn't say whether he by the fans and many of his players, ken with San Francisco Giants general and with the Chicago Cubs two wanted Baker bacic, but he did con- said he would give the decision plenty manager Brian Sabean to discuss attractive openings that have yet to be gratulate the manager for a fine season. of thought. whether Baker will remain with the filled after many clubs have already "He'll hear what he'll hear," "I'm not worried about jobs being organization, a team official said made their hires. Magowan said when asked about taken or filled up because maybe those Monday., spe_alcing on condition of While the Cubs haven't expressed Baker's desire to hear that he's wanted. weren't the jobs for me in the first anonymity. Now the Giants are wait- interest in Baker publicly, their search "Dusty did a great job this year. He place," he said during the World Kaplan California Nursing ing to hear back from Moorad. for a new manager is on hold until he outmanaged two good managers in Series. "Who knows, maybe I'm sup- Baker's contract expires Wednesday, resolves his situation. Tony La Russa and Bobby Cox. But posed to stay where I am. Maybe I m 10 days after the Giants lost Game 7 General manager Jim Hendry hasn't the final analysis of what happens will supposed to go tn what's left." Career Fair of the World Series to the Anaheim interviewed anyone new and is in Angels. Arizona for the team's organizational Friday, November 8 SADean agreed to a new multiyear meetings. deal with the Giants last week, and one Mariners general manager Pat . 10am - 3pm of his first priorities is hiring a manag- Gillick has been carefid not to call er. Baker a candidate, saying he didn't Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center Before Game 7 of the World Series, want to comment when Baker was still I: '4 10 Tenth Street Baker made it sound as if he was on his under contract. But Seattle, which has way out. He said he had not been con- been openly naming its candidates, has ge \qa r Breakout Sessions vinced the Giants wanted him to said it has a "mystery candidate" in the 10am - 10:50am Strategies to Pass the NCLEX 2 retum. mix. Aird,, so. 11em - 11:50am Finding Your Ideal Position 5 When asked what he would need to Baker has had his differences with 12pm - 12:50pm Further Your Career with Nurse Practitioner & Masters Programs hear from Giants owner Peter Ma.gowan, mainly on who deserves the r roil Magowan to stick around, Baiter said, most credit for the franchise's success. "If somebody wanted me back, a lot of Baker apparently feels slighted Masters Programs times they wouldn't wait until thc last because Magowan always points out lpm -1:50pm Strategies to Pass the NCLEX minute to tell them." everybody else's contributions when 2pm - 2:50pm Finding Your Ideal Position The 53-year-old Baker, who just reporters ask Magowan what he thinks completed his 10th year with the of Baker's role in their success. -wit. tut" itt Giants, said when the playoffs began Baker also became angry when 1-800-KAP-TEST that he did not intend to "break the Magowan predicted in spring training

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WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE AGAINST MEASURE V

Student Limon Fee Increase

To the Students of San Jose State University

We, the elected members of the SJSU Associated Students Board of Directors have passed resolution 02/03-05 formally opposing Measure V. the Student Limon fee increase for the following reasons'

1. MO Fee Burden on Students. Student Union (SU) is proposing a fee increase of $196/year on top of the $162/year fee it currently charges students to bring the total SU fee to $358/year and as high as $466/year (including summer session). The CSU Board of Trustees is also considering a 5Y to 20% annual tuition increase (slated for Fall 2003 or Spring 2003) in response to a possible 5% to 10% cut in the CSU budget.

The Fee increase will mostly be used to Bail Out the Student Union: The first few years of collected funds would go to bail the Student Union out of a financial crisis (Spartan Daily, 15 May 2000)

3. Fair and balanced information on the Felt has not been Provided: PJCiT ALL AlR FORCE The Student Union has failed to present both sides of this referendum to the students so that students can make an informed decision based on the facts

4. proposed services and Improvements not guaranteed and students Space Needs not met: GETT1 hJ G TU.IT1ONI The SU is not obligated to provide the service mentioned in the fee increase The proposed fee increase and plans calls for renovation of current construction facilities while not meeting the THE: AIR FORCE 15 -n--izoLL Ers101J0 space needs of the various campus entities, including the Computer Service Center, Spartan Shops Inc . Associated Students General Services Center and Pnnt Shop.

5. Failure to consult with A.S. and the campus Fee Advisory Committee : The Student Union has failed to follow due process involved in putting through a Category 1 fee referendum as detailed in Executive Order 740 (The CSU Student Fee Policy) by not consulting with students. The Student Union has not consulted Associated Students or the Campus Fee Advisory Committee pnor to introducing this referendum.

6. Ability to continually increase student fees: The referendum gives the Student Union the power to increase fees in the future without approval of the student body Your.pulse quickens. Your heart sores. And that's jos, 7. Possibility of another Student Union financial crisis: The Student Union has failed to reassure the students that another financial crisis will not occur again with this fee increase since it hasn t taken any measures in realigning its management, is, pirking up a full or partial srholership it ji:ist eni Mony vision. or mission to get out of its current deficit

Air Torre ROTE. Get 50111F hondson training Armlet, one of per semin') ; 8. Pouble charging of Students: 1 41, / 1; Besides charging this additional fee, the Student Unity) will continue to collect rent from other student spriviceS like Campus Recreation. the Computer Lab, Print Shop etc. your tompetitive edge at leadership seminar. Then ,,njoy SOMO

agreements place for Retail: 9. No in money in your pocket curt y month. Not to mentio0 The Student Union has proposed adding retail outlets and dining services without getting an extra spending t approval from Spartan Shops with a guaranteed job and no student loons to pay bock. Push y_ 10. Ng other options explored other than raising Student Fees: Insufficient resources have been allocated to find a rnore economical route and explore other your life, your limits, your mind. Apply for scholarship todoy options that will get the Student Union out of debt AIR franca / 11. §tudents are not responsible for bailing out COMDUI Entities: the Air force ROTC Web site or railing our 11.0TC The students should not be resporisIble for bailing the Student Union out without it first addressing the reasons why it is in a Manual crisis

Therefore, The Associated Students Board of Directors. the representative body of the students of San Jose State University, recommends that you. the student, vote against this measure A\ FRo-rt_--,..c.r...)m -Eiszs --1;21:_74 Paid by A S

seiAAAINNeersaessamareratearawe_ sA.111111 NOVEMBER 5, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY NEWS PAGE 5 CAMEJO IGreen Party DIRECTING I Th,,eatre at SJSU STATE I continuedfrom page 1 conttnuedji-om page 1 being the highest in the nation to continuedji-om page 1 theatre department, said the depu-tment are smaller stage plays, Martinez bein almost at the exact bottom. has been at SJSU for over 100 years. said. Davis and the Democratic slate, seek- an actress in the play. "Kim is so easy "(The 1 September, not necessarily in antici- That s what Davis achieved of the department) is so good He said most of the actors try to ing their first sweep of sratewide seats, pation of the pending revised budget, best four years the state has ever to work with." because you get the foot in the door," continue with their careers after they were to jet from San Francisco to he said. had." Fischer said she decided to major in he said. graduate. California's agricultural Central Valley, While some students said they Proposition 47, the ICindergarten- theatre arts her senior year in high Most students choose to major in "You have more chances of doing where Republicans traditionally are would revise their educational plan to University Public Education school and that she expects to attend radio, television and film with a minor what you like when you have experi- favored. A day of marathon camFraign- adjust to the potential changes, one Facilities Bond Act of 2002, could graduate school to get a master's in drama, he said. ence in all aspects of it," he said. ing was to end in Los Angeles. student speculated changing schools bring S13 billion to California degree in fine arts. Martinez said their department Templeton, the graduate student Simon, who has used talk radio as acting, so I 5 to avoid cost increases. schools. The fund is intended for "I wanted to learn about gives students opportunities to get the in the class, said she started acting an important way to reach out to his "My friend goes to school in construction on existing campuses, could understand the whole acting experience they need to prepare for as a child and had experience work- conservative base, also was to do 4 Kentucky, and there you can get a job including the construction of build- process," she said. "I would like to the real world. ing in regional theaters in New about 20 programs Monday. easier to help pay for tuition," said ings and the acquisition of related fix- direct, but I don't know if acting is a Full-feature plays with student York. Simon's first campaign stop was at a international graduate student Theera tures; the equipping of new, renovat- passion yet." actors, music videos and projects on "I want to continue working as an motel courtyard in Imperial, a desert Kasemsap, a computer engineering ed or reconstructed facilities; the ren- Gwen Templeton, a graduate stu- any kind of media were examples of actress and teaching the craft of acting region that relies heavily on irrigation major. "I m still thinking about it, but ovation and reconstruction of facili- dent majoring in theatre arts, said the experience the department offers stu- to make a living of it," she said."' have for agriculture. 3 : I may move there. You can get finan- ties and site acquisitions. class, taught by professor Julian dents, Martinez said. no desire to be famous." A tentative deal reached Oct. 16 to cial aid, there are more jobs and the Of that figure, S1.65 billion would Lopez-Morillas, is malcing her a "We've also done a full-feature She said she will act in the play "Bye transfer water from Imperial County cost of living is less too." be allocated to the CSU system with much better actor and director. movie, in which students got a chance Bye bin Laden," a main stage musical farms to sprawling urban San Diego Camejo said budget cuts could be S37.4 million earmarked for SJSU lulian is a very good teacher," she to work on a 30-day film shoot with scheduled for this fall. pay farmers to leave some land fallow. 7 avoided by retuming to tax policies of projects. Most would cover secondary said. "The school is very lucky to have real outside professors coming in," he "It's always exciting to work on About 80 audience mernbers and 4 _ the past. effects and equipment for the new him because he is sort of known as said. material that has not been done local officials accused thc governor of "I would stop the welfare that we joint library with the rest targeted for Mr. Shakespeare." Per semester, the department fea- before," she said. "The author of the taking their water and peppered Simon give corporations. I would try to telecommunications infrastructure, Nick Martinez, general manager of tures about five plays, of which two play is actually Scott Sublet, an SJSU with questions about his water plans. change Prop. 13, so we can tax corpo- the CSU Web site said. KSJS in the radio, television, film and are main stage plays, and two to three faculty member." Simon pledged he wouldn't ask the rations again like we used to," Camejo Supporting Prop. 47, Camejo also county for water but would press for said. "Now they're exempt to a great said he would like to reduce the size of building more water storage facilities -extent from taxation." classrooms and empower teachers. in the San Joaquin Delta. - In addition to returning to previous "We're opposed to some of the test "We should have a statewide con- - ::..tax policies on corporations, Camejo ing methods that are being used," hc servation program," he said. would also target high-income earners. said. "We think we need a more bal- SUMMER I Options being explored He also repeated attacks on Davis, - "I would reinstitute the taxes that anced approach to judge teachers. We accusing the governor of mismanage- - -existed in 1991 on the people that also want to give teachers a place at continuedfrom page 1 The other idea presented was to do Sean O'Brien, a junior in computer ment. : make over S200,000 a year, at least the table in terms of determining cur- science, said most of away with the current system, he science, was unaware of the pending "When you think of Gray Davis, for and information -_,:the time being. All these things are riculum." her faculty members are full-time said, which would mean charging a cuts and said he would. take summer think out of touch, think higher taxes, : - :heeded because of Davis' total mis- Included in empowerment, tenure or tenure-track. higher continuing education fee to classes if they were critical to his grad- think of schools that are failing, think - management of the budget." Camejo said teacher salaries are too "They also don't want to teach dur- students, like the one still charged for uation plans; otherwise, he would hold of a quality of life that's deteriorat- Budget cuts are coming on the down low to draw and retain the large ing the summer," Woolls said. classes taken during the winter ses- off until the fall or spring semester. ing," Simon said. "That is the legacy slope of what was one of the most number of quality instructors need- Within the next year or two, she said, sion. "I'd be more inclined to wait than to of the Davis administration." prosperous economic times in ed in California. Bay Area cost of a new plan may be implemented "Some department chairs are pay a lot more for a class," he said. The campaign entered its final hours California's history. The technological living is one of the highest in the where full-time faculty will be paid a requesting a retum to the old way of The tittle frame for the cuts is unde- showing Simon 7 to 10 points behind. boom that has gone bust created a nation, and the salaries don't match percentage of their current salary, in doing things," he said. "We have noti- termined at this point, Conrath said, But he told reporters on a private huge surplus that is now not only that. addition to their regular contract, to fied the President and Provost, and but they might hear something by Gulfstream jet carrying him around deplete, but in a hole. "We now pay prison guards almost teach during the summer. they are loolcing into it." January or February of 2003. the state that he was optimistic. "This is so amazing to realize that twice what we pay teachers," he A litde over a week ago, Jaehne said, Gerome Guerrero, a freshman 'Nothing has impacted us formaRy "I feel good. We're so close and we'll in the four years of the highest said. "Let me put it a different way. a move was made to oscplore other majoring in computer engineering, yet," Conrath said. "The wild cud is hear tomorrow what the people income ever The state of California iays per stu- solutions to the problem. He said he plans to take summer classes if when it will happen." think," he said. in the state of two-day California, we went from a S6 billion dent the same as states like West explained that there are rules associat- he can but was forewarned about the Summer wont be the only term that Davis set out Sunday on a Virginia and Arkansas, which are potential cuts by his counselor and will be affected by the cuts, Conrath sweep through the state - from his surplus to a S24 billion deficit, and ed with the year-round operations the we are now the 49th state in our much weaker economically. We budget, one of which is a university other students. said, pointing out that the entire aca- hometown Los Angeles to bond rating," Camejo said. "That need to raise salaries of teachers in cannot combine state funding with He said he thinlcs a higher fee is a demic year needs to be examined and Central Coast's scenic Nlonterey - order to make sure they stay as valid option. that some important decisions need to with fellow candidates on a slate that means that the state has to pay much self-support, but the department Democratii higher interest rates to issue bonds; teachers, that people find that as a chairs are requesting special permis- "I would probably pay more to talce be made. hopes to win the first shutout of statewide office, in therefore, there is an additional bur- profession and as a career more sion to supplement the existing funds the classes if they were offered," "We need to offer more classes when den on the taxpayers. We went from acceptable." with higher fees. Guerrero said. demand is the greatest," he said. California history.

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-.LULA _ _ _ ' teamse. PAGE 6 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE SPARTAN DAILY NOVEMBER 5, 2002 N44" . :dr 'Late Show' will Historic building makes get radio air time NEW YORK (AP) Starting next week, David Letterman fans won't have to rush to their tekvisions to hear the night's Top Ten list. grand 'Infinity Broadcasting's comedic of return Fifteen radio stations will simulcast By Daniel Lopez l'adrecito. and every movie ever made wines, beers and spirits. Letterman's CBS "Late Show" each Daily Staff Writer by the man. My aunt was in love with To complement the drinks, the club weeknight, beginning Nov. 11. the man," Rodriguez said. will also have a menu with dishes "We feel this is a great opportunity "I'm going to open it with a crow Rodriguez said that the club is a such as baja-grilled chicken with rice for David Lettermans millions of fans bar," said actor/comedian Paul and black beans. Lara also recom- to listen to the show while they're Rodriguez. Closed after the Loma mended the tequila pasta served in a driving in their CMS or away from their Prieta earthquake, The Jose Theater, sauce of bell peppers, garlic, seasoning homes; said John Sykes, chairnhui of which is now called the Improv in The theater is "restored and, like the name says, tequila. Infinity Broadcasting, on Monday. downtown San Jose, will reopen on Appetizers will also be on the menu. The stations simulcasting Friday. to its original glory at The chicken tenders are especially Letterman will be in big cities, inclUd- Rodriguez said he feels very fortu- the turn of the century." good, Lara said. ing New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, nate to have been chosen to open the With tickets priced from S16 to San Francisco and Philadelphia. club. The Jose Theater, located at 62 Rick Lara, $30, depending on the show, Lara expects the theater to succeed. Second St., was built in 1904 and is Improv Theater the oldest theater in the city. "Despite the demise of the dot-com, Rodriguez said he has a history with general manager there is a demand for entertainment," the city and the theater. Lara said. "Arts are well established in THIS IS NOT YOUR "My tia (aunt) Chavela would take San Jose." us there on Sundays for the matinees Lara said other downtown business- to see Cantinflas movies," Rodriguez good place for Hispanics to show es could expect to profit when about BAD'S RC CAR. said referring to the famous Mexican their clout. For some time Rodriguez 400 people, the theater's seating actor Mario Moreno. "I saw 'El was involved with Teatro Campesino capacity, spill on to the street. and Luis Valdez who lobbied to save Lara said that the atmosphere, General manager Rick Lara poses the theater. equipment, food and talent at the in front of the Improv comedy Rick Lara, general manager for the Improv make for a memorable experi- club. Originally a movie theater Improv comedy showcase club and ence. and called The Jose, the Improv is restaurant said the theater is "restored In the following weeks, the Itnprov to its original glory at the turn the oldest theater in the clty. It of the will headline actor comedians Kevin century." Pollack and Paula Poundstone. was closed after the 1989 Loma Besides a state of the art light and Tickets for Rodriguez's opening Preita earthquake. Actor/comedi- sound system for the shows, Lara said night performance are $30. MICRO RC CARS an Paul Rodriguez will open the the theater features a full service bar. Rodriguez will perform at the theater this Friday. Patrons can order unique cocktails, Improv from Nov. 8 to Nov. 10. IMPORT TOYS t OPr sTAre ANIME GOODS SPECIAL EVENTS POPSHORTS: Amos takes musical stroll; Badly Drawn Boy is symphonic GRAND OPENING OCTOBER 26 2002 distinct than before. 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VAIM.TOKYOTEKKLCOM Tori Amos The album does have some weak- Badly Drawn Boy "The Further I Slide" is an example Searlet's Walk nesses. Amos follows the fallacy of Have You Fed The Fish? of the more sensitive side of this Epic Records many pop artists in creating a 75- ARTISTdirect Records band, combining a slower rhythm, a minute album that takes patience catchy melody and personal lyrics. Tori Amos has worked hard to to sit through. Badly Drawn Boy's latest album This album is dramatic but not create an identity away from her Some of the singles or potential "Have You Fed The Fish?" combines sappy. It's not tailored to fit into the r-isi] contemporaries. Never a part of singles, such as "A Sorta Fairytale" classic chord progressions and jazzy current genre of popular music and the Lilith Faire clan, she has cele- and "Taxi Ride," border on easy lis- drumbeats with experimental guitar takes a risk by combining sounds that MOM ran AIM= rile brated the influence of Led tening - which is something Amos effects to create melodies that one could potentially create chaos in a ciit3=1 gnat; 161210 Sed=) .11=IP Zeppelin and Joni Mitchell in her has considerably steered away frdln can't help but tap their foot to. song. music and has done little to com- in the past. The songs are accented with the Some of the songs sound more like OCTOBER SALES EVENT promise her art. But the fantastic outwcighs the sounds of horns, violins, a piano, a a product of the 1970s than of the She has also never been entirely dull, and "Scarlet's Walk" is defi- synthesizer and a variety of percus- year 2002. 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