IRA Defeated by 3-1 Margin

OPINION Spartans beat Patchy low Majority rules U()P in the clouds and fog. for Prop. 187 final game of Highs in the 50s supporters. the season. to low 60s. See page 2... See page 6... DAILY I SPARTAN 103. 'N r 57 Published for San .lose State niversity since 1934 Monday. November 21. 1991 IRA defeated by 3-1 margin Student rescued Proponents, opponents claim election violations on both sides from carjacking By Kevin Valine no and 1,185 voted yes ence major and a leader of the million, with $670,000 going to Spartan Daily Stall Writer opposition. By Cindy Trotter screaming. "We are all disappointed, athletics. The higher fee, based Spartan Daily Staff Writer victim needless to say," said John "If he (President J. Handel on an enrollment of 25,000, "I saw this little Asian girl at San Jose State University stu- Ralston, SJSU head football Evans) wants athletics on cam- would have generated $3.75 mil- An 18-year-old San Jose the stoplight yelling 'help me, dents rejected the proposed coach. "Students saw it the pus," DeAlba said, "he's going to lion, with $2 million going to State University student was help me,' " Carlson said. "And Instructionally Related Activi- other way. We gave it a good have do more fund-raising." athletics. leaving the Bank of America I saw this black guy holding ties fee increase by a nearly 3- effort." At his Tuesday press confer- The remaining balance of IRA branch on Fourth and San on to her clothes. to-1 margin in the special elec- Opponents of the fee increase ence, President Evans said that money helps fund such non-ath- Fernando streets, when a tran- "She broke away from him tion held Wednesday and said the election was a referen- he supported the fee increase letic programs as the Spartan sient approached her, told her and ran toward me. At that Thursday. dum on athletics at SJSU. because it helps provide stu- Daily, KSJS, the symphonic he needed a ride and forced time, I told her to keep run- The highest student voter "I guess the students sent a dents with a complete universi- orchestra and the opera work- his way into the vehicle. ning," Carlson said. turnout in seven years said message to the president of the ty experience. shop. The suspect, Elbert Strib- Stribling jumped out of the no to raising the IRA fee from university: 'We can't afford to The IRA fee is used mainly to Cold and rainy weather did ling, 33, and the unidentified car and Carlson chased him $20 to $75 per semester. Of pay more fees,' " said Alfonso help fund intercollegiate athlet- not keep both sides from can- victim were stopped at the onto campus. the 4,413 votes cast, 3,228 voted DeAlba, a senior political sci- ics. During 1993, it raised $1.1. See Election, page 8 corner of Fourth and San "He ran and got tangled up Carlos streets when a quick- in all the fences," University thinking student decided to Police Lt. Bruce Lowe said. become involved. "He ended up being tackled Sociology major Thomas and arrested almost in front Carlson was across the of UPD." street when he heard the See Catjacking, page 4 Robot contest puts SJSU in elite group

By Kevin Valine went to a Japanese team. Spartan Dauly Staff Writer Even though this was the first When most people think of time SJSU competed In the the premier engineering school event, the students' professor, in the United States, they think Ping Hsu, had high hopes. of the Massachusetts Institute "Before they left for Japan, I of Technology the Harvard of thought they would do well," engineering. Hsu said. "Last year's winner (at But San Jose State Uni- the competi- versity's electrical engineering tion) 'We were department will now be known jumped 20 around the globe because three feet, and I kind of SJSU students took second knew we'd scared ... place in an international robot- do at least We dam- ics competition held in Osaka, that well." Japan. The stu- aged it (the The three senior electrical dents, who robot) engineering majors Nathaniel made the three times Greco, Rufino Olay and Adam robot as a ANDY BARR] N SPAR1AN DAP 1 Parker competed against 33 class project in testing teams from nine countries in for Hsu, Rufino 01a), ABOVE: Spectators huddle around "The Plumed the long jump event at the weren't as Serpent," a sculpture by artist Robert Graham, dur- confident. ing its unveiling Friday in downtown San Jose. International Robolympia, held Nov. 12 and 13. "We were kind of scared when LEFT: The 3-ton sculpure, which cost the City of The object of the long jump we got to Osaka," Olay said. San Jose about $500,000, is an homage to the was to have your robot jump "We damaged it (the robot) Aztec serpent God. QuetzalcOatl. the farthest. SJSU's robot, three times in testing." which looks like a cross bow, It was a fluke SJSU was invit- leaped almost 25 feet. The win- ed to the competition. Profes- Quetzalcoatl ning robot from Thailand sor Ray Chen, chair of the elec- jumped 30 feet. Third place See Robotics, page 8 finds home University Club burns during two-alarm fire in San Jose M]]NIQUE St HDENFTI SPAR] AN 17 residents relocated to Residence Hall $500,000 Aztec sculpture unveiled at Plaza de Cesar Chavez By Kevin Valine engine was here." By June Pratt Spartan Daily Staff Writer Stahl said an electrician will Spartan Daily Stall Writer be out today to inspect the 'We fear no art. We must celebrate our diversity.' Hands reached out and rushed to touch A two-alarm fire broke out at building. She said the building the symbol of Mesoamerica's past, "The Susan Hammer 11 p.m. Saturday at the San Jose is closed and its 17 residents San .lone Me, or Plumed Serpent," as sculptor Robert State University University Club have been relocated to Royce Graham unveiled it to the City of San Jose at Eighth and San Salvador Hall until repairs have been Friday at the South Island of Plaza de "We fear no art," she said. "We must has a unique and very special place in San streets, said Lori Stahl, SJSU completed. Cesar Chavez. celebrate our diversity." Jose, she said. associate director of public Besides providing a home for "QuetzalcOatl," a 3-ton coiled serpent Hammer praised Vice Mayor Blanca "With this sculpture, we take part in affairs. 17 SJSU personnel, Stahl said cast in gray stone, brought an immediate, Alvarado for being the "heroine of the linking our past in America to our present "The fire started in the base- the University Club also serves tactile response from the crowd of 500 process" and leading the effort. and our future." ment and the cause is undeter- lunch during the week. people, climaxing a ceremony to honor Alvarado spoke of the history of the During the time of the public hearings, mined, but it did start near the "It's a gathering place for fac- those who brought 11 10 San Jose. project, which began Dec. 10, 1992 when people from the religious right and other furnace," she said. No one was ulty, staff and administration," Controversy had surrounded the choice the Redevelopment Agency entered into groups had voiced their opposition to the hurt. she said. and cost of the sculpture, but on Friday, an agreement to spend $400,000 for the choice of the mythological Aztec serpent University Club resident The club is also used for only a few protesters with signs and bal- fabrication of "The Plumed Serpent" God, Quetzalcoatl, whose religious lead- Wendy Graham was home when receptions and talks The annu- loons hovered around the group of sculpture, with an additional $100,000 ers, they claimed, had conducted human the fire started. al Thanksgiving luncheon for onlookers, Aztec dancers, guests and offi- allocated for its installation. sacrifice on a grand scale. "I was awake in my room and today has been moved to the cials. There were six public meetings in- But Ranato Rosaldo, chair of the the smoke alarms went off," she University room, next to the old San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer spoke of volving public hearings and extensive anthropology department at Stanford said. "I went into the hall and Cafeteria building. the importance of the sculpture, which review by the arts and urban design University, who spoke at the San Jose smelled smoke ... I got my coat Looking at the building from reflected the significant contribution of committees of the city. and the process Museum of Art on Thursday night before and wallet and went outside. the street, it's hard to tell there pre-Hispanic culture in the present day was "public and open," she said. the unveiling, said the name, QuetzaciSatl, "Lots of smoke was coming was a fire The only clues are Mexican-American community of San "This is a valuable piece of art for San was being confused with another figure in from the southeast corner the faint smell of smoke and yel- who (of the building)," she said. low police tape stretched Jose. Jose by a great artist and sculptor See Sculpture, page 4 "Next thing I knew, a fire across the driveway's entrance

2 Monday, November 21. 1994 OPINION San Jose State t niventity SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Newspaper remedy: stcirt changing

The newspaper business is in papers have lost their pull, newsy articles, USA Today trouble. some have said. delivers the news in a way that Standard and Poor's Industry Maybe it's time everyone is obviously popular with the Surveys from 1994 reported stopped trying to identify the public, much to the chagrin of that in the six years from 1987 problem and started looking for larger newspapers who provide to 1993, average daily newspa- a solution. broader, more in-depth cover- per circulation has dropped by The two largest circulating age of the issues. 550,000 papers. newspapers in 1993, according USA Today, with its television Ten of the 100 largest news- to Standard and Poor's, were screen-like format, is viewed as papers showed declines of 4 the Wall Street Journal and a fast and slick way for an percent or more, 44 had lower USA Today. increasingly uninformed audi- circulation rates and the The Wall Street Journal, ence to receive their news. USA remainder had little or no besides containing some of the Today is a piece of toast to growth. best writing in the newspaper another newspaper's oatmeal. Higher than average sub- business, has a unique news But people read USA Today scription rates and the discon- writing format. The news is and, it seems, they don't read tinuation of evening papers are hard, but the stories are about other newspapers. the reasons Standard and people. If newspapers want to remain Poor's cited for the decline. News items begin with fea- a viable area for growth in the But other experts and tures, little stories about the coming years, maybe more of novices alike blame a whole real people involved behind the them should take the clues of slew of culprits for the decline scenes. These stories remind newspapers like the Wall Street Heart to Heart of newspapers. readers that real people are Journal and USA Today. If news- Video games, music televi- involved, that news stories are papers persist in clinging to an sion, infotainment shows like not just dry facts and figures. old-boy's network mentality Prop. 187 majority Naser Ideis "Hard Copy" and "Inside And as the circulation rates where news is hard and fast and ,ilumn,ft Edition," "fluffy" television news attest, this format works. facts, facts, facts, readers will broadcasts and sensationalized The second highest circulat- continue to decline. deserves respect tabloid news have taken the rap ed paper is USA Today, another Experts and novices can for dwindling sales. Busy paper whose format is relative- blame whatever they want for Proposition 187 showed a new face for democ- the judiciary as unconstitutional, then it is the lifestyles, single mothers, illiter- ly unique among newspapers. whatever ails the newspaper racy not usually perceived in America: Majority right of any citizen, individual or official to bring acy rates and public apathy With infographics, newsy business, but the fact is, some- rules sometimes. it to court and fight against it. mu surely be the reason news- blipverts and succinct and thing has to change. Although three-fifths of the electorate voted for But in this case, overturning the measure is not the measure, school superintendents and other ordered by a court. Rather, government officials, state and local officials vowed to disregard the using government time, money and facilities, -- Writer's Forum resounding voice of Californians and use their neglected 59 percent of Californians' opinion and power and position to prevent the measure from decided on their own that the measure is uncon- being implemented even as it became a law. stitutional and therefore must be overturned. 1( Universities convert ir. June Pratt Now wait a minute. In effect, what these officials have done is use stall reporter This is not Algeria, ills not Israel and it is defi- taxpayer's money to reject what the tax- I nitely not Russia. This is the United States of payers want. into reality' /11 America, in which a basic civic tenet states: "The I think Gov. Wilson spoke for the majority when zig2 majority rules." he said in reference to the proposition, "Those Sun sys Someone I was interviewing said to me, "I feel Listen to some of the headlines and the photo I don't mind (although I strongly disagree) children who are in the country illegally deserve can fortunate to be here don't you?" captions: when supporters of Proposition 187 are called an education, but the government that owes it to for I I looked at her, paused and told her I had three Student rewarded for having an "addiction" to racists, xenophobic or even nuts. I do mind, how- them is not in Sacramento or even in Washington. "I stories to work on. At the moment I wasn't sure. people because he was so involved in community ever, when an assembly of individuals and public It is in the country from which they have come." clot A week or so later. I was thumbing through the affairs. No doubt he's in the Peace Corps or U.N. officials, in their contempt for the landslide vote, Although I don't agree with the measure, I think hea Spartan Daily morgue that's a journalistic by now. decide to take the law into their own hands, dis- there's a strong message coming from Ma) term for "old news," dead, done and gone to We reported remote broadcasts that would regarding the opinion of the vast majority of Californians. They're fed up with illegal immi- at heaven when I found myself losing my critical enable "participation." Next semester we'regoing citizens. grants crossing the border eVeryday and draining Ceri journalist's eya.and becoming someone just turn- to laava five classes and all are interactive. To me their actions are interpreted as saying the health and educational systems and other tern ing the pages of a scrapbook. A boy in jeans and a girl in a white skirt prac- "that voters are a bunch of ill-informed, confused, government services in the state. Suddenly, the pictures and the headlines start- ticed social dancing in a classroom building hall- don't-know-any-better people whom we (the 187 No matter how mean-spirited or unfair some ed springing to life. way. Here's to their dream of dancing to life opponents) need to save and guide to the people might consider the proposition, Ills still There was an exuberance to the people on together. right path." the conviction of the majority, and it must be campus. They looked healthy and attractive. Someone extolled the joy of cutting off a cop on Sure, if the majority's opinion Is interpreted by respected as such. They had energy and bounce and radiated a the freeway. How often do we dream of do- refreshing outlook. They were involved in hun- ing that? Letter to the Editor dreds of projects and mind-stretching exercises. Racial tensions provoked talk. We talk about it. found myself saying, "This is a dream factory." We were allotted $1.5 million for foreign lan- In the photos, they were dancing, celebrating, guages. The air on our campus is filled with a Don't blame custodians for poor upkeep honoring, inventing, wondering, thinking or dis- variety of accents and dialects. Our campus is a covering. very cosmopolitan place. Dear Editor the day. He should see the con- job. If FD&O didn't think they We're talking about people with dreams The able-bodied took their turns in wheel- ditions of the buildings at 10:30 were qualified, FD&O wouldn't dreams yet to be lived, planned, partially thought chairs. When we take the time to find out about This letter is in reference to that same night prior to clean- have employed them to begin out, analyzed, delayed, hoped for or aimed for. others, we increase our understanding and the article which was titled ing them and how many custo- with. How can Mr. Finch deter- There are thousands of dreams floating around tolerance. "Who's in charge of the mess dians there are for each mine an incompetent in-house in this little corner of the world. We wear baseball caps backwards, have an here?" (Spartan Daily, Nov. 17) building. custodian? We're not tearing down, we're not destroying, exhaustive wardrobe of T-shirts and wear pony I am a lead custodian at San Then he'll realize the amount There are two supervisors at we're not killing here. tails, sandals and boots. We're trendsetters. Jose State University. Our custo- of custodians for each building night with three crews each. We are building, formulating, struc- We forge ahead, know the score and let it dial department has suffered are minimal, which explains the There's no way one supervisor turing and edifying ourselves and the hu- roll that's what our dream factory does best many budget cuts. When I first lack of service in some areas. can be three places at once. So man race. every day. started at SJSU, there were 175 If a call is put into the service lead custodians oversee that We're engaged in the honest pursuit of dreams. Yes, I feel fortunate to be going to school here. employed at that time. Since desk, it usually gets done the buildings are cleaned and that time, there have been posi- before a work order is printed. and maintained with the tions frozen due to budget cuts, Whether it's a day-serviced area amount of custodians they have Taxpayers pay SJSU's bills, not students and they were never replaced. or a night-serviced area, our job for that night. We are now working with a Is to service the campus I guess there's still old-timer Dear Editor. bicycle riders with the needs of pus. Of course that is not staff of 65 custodians. Some are community. technicians, too. disabled students, minorities Curtis's own particular special out on long-term illness; others Mr. Finch also made a state- Regarding Terence Curtis's and student parents. interest. are out with injuries, with ment about custodians not letter on Nov 3, I just had to I do not know of any accom- As far as Curtis's last state- no replacement for those being properly trained and that respond. modation made to meet the ment that "students pay your employees. the custodians are a bunch of Fred Mitten It is a good thing Curtis is in needs of those groups that has (my) wages," 1 remind Curtis Mr. Finch thinks the buildings old-timers. Day Crew school, because he still has a lot threatened the health and safe- most of the costs of running are at a poor standard during Old people have a right to a Lead Custodian to learn Curtis failed to ty of others on campus. SJSU comes not from the stu- acknowledge that bicycles are What about the needs of dents but from the taxpayers, of Opinion page policies permitted on campus and only those on campus who don't whom I and my private sector riding them violates the law. desire to dodge speed- employed wife are. The Spartan Daily provides a Articles may also be mailed Articles and letters MUST Curtis said he doesn't trust ing cyclists? SJSU is not a rural Dear Mister Curtis, we pay for daily forum to promote to the Opinion Editor, the contain the author's name, the staff and faculty at SJSU. campus. The sidewalks at your education. I hope you a "marketplace of ideas." Spartan Daily, School of address, phone number, signa- I am reminded of the line SJSU are narrow and often learn something. 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4 SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State Universit Monday, November 21, 1994 3 Sparta Guide Governors split on welfare plan

SJSU'S WEEKLY CALENDAR GOP leaders pledge support to balanced budget ammendment WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) -A festive but feisty mood. They Congress in January. Congress. The leading GOP plan taki =getireatsource Assodation host of Republican governors declared that the message of Come January, there will be would cut off benefits after two raised objections to the leading this governors. 11 ?CZ%In Meeting, 430 p.m., SU Costa- year's elections was for the 30 Republican years and require recipients to noan Room. Call Mild, 255-8502. House GOP welfare reform plan federal government to spend more than now. The state lead- work. It also would deny bene- Career Planning Your F'utute Improvised Music Studies Sunday, arguing that decisions less and leave the states alone ers said they hoped to serve as fits to welfare mothers who Career, 2:30430 p.m., SU Martachi Workshop, 7-910 p.m, about work requirements and - on welfare and other issues. an example for Washington as it have additional children while Qoittanoan Room. Cal 924-6033. MUS 186. Call 293-3152. benefit cutoffs are best left to "Our message will be, to the tries to cut spending and make on public assistance. MN Development Club Bake Sale, 8 am.-1 .m., SH Mountaineers of SJSU states. Republican congressional lead- government more efficient and But as their meeting opened Planning Meeting for 11/25-11/27 Joined by several Republican ers and people of this country, effective. Sunday, a dozen GOP governors =genets Thanksgiving Backpack Trip. governors-elect, the state GOP give us the ball and then get out GOP Gov. Tommy Thompson said those decisions were better Meeting "Show Your Stuff," pre- Call Monique for time & location, leaders also pledged to whole- of the way," said Utah Gov. Mike of Wisconsin said he believed left to individual states. sentations, 7-&30 pin., 111. 294-6907. heartedly support a balanced Leavitt, who is taking over as the Republican-controlled Call Felix. _32540 . Lambda SigmaGamma Russian Club budget amendment - but only chairman of the Republican Congress will have the "com- 6 pin., SU Costanoan TV News from Russia translated if it includes language guaran- Governors Association. "We can mon courtesy" to listen to the Buy, Sell, Trade & Consign !Vogl 27)-4560. by Prof. Schenk, Noon-1 p.m., HR teeing that states would not solve these problems." concerns of GOP governors, Used & New Sports 407. Call 924-3685. Math & mence have to pick up the tab when The governors' warning on something he said the Equipment Oub SJSU Pre Med Club the federal government cuts welfare, delivered politely but Democratic Congress did not Presentation on Relational Data Discussion: Mallheh D. Jaw', spending. firmly, was a sign of the poten- do. Bases, 130-2:20 p.m., Mii 322. Service, 1:30- RN., Public Health Their numbers swelled by tial tensions Newt Gingrich of Call Dr Lee, 924-5133. 2:30 p.m., DH 345. between the Rep. their smashing success in the party's pragmatic governors Georgia, in line to become SJSU American Helicopter midterm elections, Republican and congressional Republicans House speaker, is pushing for a Society governors and governors-elect who want to push welfare reform in the PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS hitaidal CALSTAR at Aviation Dept.: a busy agen- vote on opened a three-day meeting in a da when they take control of first 100 days of the 104th 3t855 Bascom ww3 5/Rp' ,e I.1411:ireiR AIFSEC Helicopter Landing 11:30 am.- Camplmll. Ca 135008 1:30 p.m., Aviation Department (Corner of Bascom 6 Camden) Meeting, 5:30-6:30 p.m., SU at San Jose International Airport. Ph,,,,, 371 4531 Costanoan Room. Call Sally Call Robert, 924-7947. ZanNammommmasLA 924-3453 or 4484013. 3 passengers report Sigma Phi Rho CIMPATHFINDE Asian American Cluistian PRESENTS Fellowship Blacksgving, 8 p.m., SU Music Listening Room. Call Victor, noises on Potluck, 7:30 p.m., AS. Council USAir flight Chambers. Call Jeff, 279-5790. 971-4362. Society of Manufacturing CHICAGO (AP) - At least The type of noise the passen- TOMORROW! Catholic Campus Mushy Engineers three passengers on an earlier gers said they heard was not Tuesday Evening Dinner, 7 p.m. Rocket Design & Blast-Off Cont- SANTA and Choir Practice, 730 p.m., leg of USAir Flight 427 com- detailed in the depositions, CLARA est, Noon4 p.m., Tower Lawn. CONVENTION CENTER plained of strange noises before Corboy said, nor was it clear THEATER' Campus Interfaith Center. Call Call Robert, 629.5534. Fr. Mark, 298.0204. the jet took off on its final, fatal why they thought it was unusu- Nov.22 6 8. 9 Pm flight, according to a lawyer al. 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'They've got the wrong guy." The plumed serpent in Graham's sculpture was a "life force seen in the wind, representing order in the cosmos, the earth and urban space," he said. Graham, who stood more than 6 feet tall, with long gray, wavy hair, a mustache and goatee, was an impressive figure on Friday as he signed his autograph for people who pressed upon him near the sculpture, taking pictures, standing on the sculpture and watching the dancers. Aztec dancers from the Chichimeca Dance Group, wearing multicolored feather headpieces and wooden beads around their ankles danced as they chanted and beat their drums. Joe Lopez, an SJSU radio, television, film major, said he thought the "sculpture would make a lot of people happy and add to the cultural atmosphere of the city." India Alcantar, enjoying the scene, said she was of Yaqui Indian heritage and had wished for something more defined than the abstract design of the sculpture. "But it's wonderful for its ethnic meaning, "she said. Maria Conn, writer, "La Oferta," a bilingual newspaper, said the ANDY BARRON SPARTAN DAILY sculpture reminded her of something Los Angeles artist Robert Graham, right, hugs Luis Valdez, artistic director of "El became famous during the 1984 Summer Olympics when he created two headless she saw in the Louvre Museum in Teatro Campesino," during the unveiling Friday. Graham, an SJSU alumnus, bronze statues in front of the L.A. Coliseum. Paris, with its pre-Colombian charac- teristics. the sculpture were "hard-core pro- Saint Claire Hotel opposite the park, said ture through a big hose," he said. Protesters waved signs saying such aborts." he saw the mold for the sculpture being Graham had a room up there, he said, things as, "My tax dollars paid for this?" "The slaughter by human sacrifice unloaded from a diesel truck earlier in pointing to the top floor of the Saint FARMER JONES and "Pagan-God, No." centuries ago continues today as people the week. Claire Hotel, and had a view which over- USED TIRES kill our babies," he said. "It took about 45 minutes for them to looked the park and his sculpture for Art Derby, holding aloft two black bal- 'TIRES $9.95 & UP loons, said the majority of advocates of Raymond Gallant, who works at the pump the liquid material for the sculp- San Jose. v.; 1775 S. Rrst St ,San Jose Phone 293-7612 5, Alumnus Robert Graham turns promise into reality International Fraternity of By June Pratt Mark Briggs, a retired art person, doing 20 times as much Spartan Daily Staff Writer teacher from San Jose High work as anyone else. " he said. Delta Sigma Pi School, where Graham attended His work in the human form The bulging coils of "The art classes, said the snake appears in lithograph, minia- Plumed Serpent" were in plain served as an inspirational and ture bronze figures in boxes, on view Wednesday in Plaza de human art form throughout bas reliefs, on long columns and Congratulations to Our New Brothers Cesar Chavez Park. history. figures standing on pedestals. But ever so briefly, as work- "The City of San Jose is wise Graham has received world- men hung plastic sheets on the to choose Graham," he said. wide recognition for his out- ..... fence surrounding the sculp- "The city has recognized him as door sculpture for the Summer ture, creator Robert Graham a world-class artist and they Olympics in 1984, his work on Jennifer Baltazar Shan Senaratne watched as they worked. have demonstrated their faith the Franklin Delano Roosevelt ;7? He was very protective about in him." Memorial in Washington, D.C., Daniel Cardle Terrina Wong the project as plans for it pro- Briggs said the Mexican-born the Joe Louis Monument in gressed. Graham moved to San Jose with Detroit and the Duke Ellington Graham, an SJSU alumnus, his mother when he was 10 and Sculpture in New York City. John Mendoza Simon Seidler was wearing an olive green was very involved in school and "His great sculpture is in the 1004 nylon jacket, its right pocket community life. classical tradition," said Dr. Mary Ann Monahan ...... inscribed with the words "He was an articulate young Frederick Spratt, professor "Addams Family Values," a fit- man with an outstanding per- emeritus of art and director of ting reference to his wife, sonality, he said. the Frederick Spratt Gallery, actress Anjelica Huston. "He developed inner convic- "and his work as an architect is The sculptor-artist-architect, tions about his work, views he quite stunning." who is known for his realistic strongly held, and when I criti- and abstract interpretations of cized his mobile designs In the the human form, was in San student yearbook, hoping for Jose for the unveiling of his more polished work, I learned sculpture of the Aztec mytho- my opinion did not amount to logical figure. that much," he said. "I feel very affectionate Students, like Graham, were towards San Jose," Graham the future arbiters of art, he said. GS 496 [0991 AVE said. "I feel very proud and hon- DeVincenzi said Graham had TAS 489 We've always ored that my work is being an inquisitive mind and grasped 127r v;, shown here." the principles of drawing the wondered what John De Vincenzi, professor anatomical form very quickly, 9 emeritus of art, said Graham, seeming to "gulp it down" and SAN FRANCISCO 12 San Francisco who was in his classes, would move to research on his own. consider the historical signifi- His ability was so advanced, looked like. cance of the sculpture and he said, SJSU waived some of would have a very committed his classes in drawing the Now we're going approach to research on the anatomical form. to find out. subject. "Graham was an exceptional Korean \ ir has nuadc the ('itm hi the lias Mir RCM'S( h,mitmm.Fr4 mmii Silll Francisco International \ ir- Carjacking port (tilq)u, 0111 us tor &ails non From page 1 The suspect's Intentions will 11, stump flights to Seoul, ii Ith miser 11111 Carlson yelled at the suspect be determined in court, Lowe %welsh' cuunnectlons throughout to get on the ground and used said. the ()rient..VVIIIIIIManiell IIN gra - the strap of his book bag to tie Carlson believes the suspect cious, vutrun serm Ice. !test ot his hands together. was going to physically hurt sou VA nit need a radar screen Stribling was arrested on sus- her. to find us. Simply call vinur travel picion of kidnapping, carjacldng "There is no doubt in my agent uur I-5011-4 ts-iono and several other minor things, mind he would have killed her," Lowe said. Carlson said. "If he wanted to RSRFAN AIR UPD is Investigating the pos- rob her, he would have taken SEOUL I I, the 1,1rit ..1,1,,11, sibility that Stribling might be her money and left. Thank God an escaped prisoner from a she got out of the car." Louisiana State Penitentiary. Carlson said he would do the "I can't say much more same thing if the same situation because we send it to the D.A.'s happened again. (District Attorney's) office," "This could have been anoth- 25 7 Lowe said. "There are issues er tragedy on SJSU. But we need the D.A. is going to have to look to make it a safer place for at." everybody," Carlson said.

1 SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Monday, November 21, 1994 5 Senators skeptical school prayer amendment could pass WASHINGTON (AP) Sen- matters, Minority Leader Bob expected to become majority on economic matters. don't believe the votes are CBS, said there was a "real ators from both parties voiced Dole, R-Kan., said on ABC's leader next year. Sen. Orrin Hatch, a conserva- there for a vocal prayer amend- reluctance to have this doubt Sunday that a constitu- "This Week With David House Speaker-to-be Newt tive Republican from Utah, said ment." Congress be the first Congress tional amendment allowing Brinkley." Gingrich has promised a vote on CBS' "Face the Nation" it is He said that while there was in 205 years to amend any part school prayer could pass, and "If we're going to bring about on a school prayer amend- more important to pass consti- support for a silent prayer or of the Bill of Rights." He said indicated they would prefer to change, we better bring up ment by next July 4. While tutional amendments on a bal- reflection amendment, "I would most Americans would "just as steer away from such social some measures we can pass, so most Republicans, including anced budget, unfunded federal prefer to solve the economic soon the federal government Issues. the American people will get the Dole, support the principle, mandates on the states and a problems first." stay out of questions like "I don't think we ought to get message that we're serious many say the new majority line-item veto. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- church and prayer in their bogged down" on such divisive about it," said Dole, who is party must first concentrate "On school prayer, I really Conn., appearing with Hatch on schools." r

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Spartans ' tailback Patrick Sweet dual victories Walsh, left, cel- ebrates his first quarter touch- Spartan volleyball team improves record to 17-1 1 down run with offensive guard By Kevin Valine Albert Ocon Spartan Daily Staff Writer during SJSU's victory at the No one was expecting too much when the San University of Jose State University women's volleyball team Pacific. 28-15. played University of the Pacific ranked No. 8 UOP was in the nation Saturday evening in the Spartan unfeated at home this sea- Gym. son until "Our big game was Friday (against non-confer- Saturday's ence Cal State Sacramento, which SJSU won)," game. The said SJSU Head Coach Craig Choate before Spartan victory Saturday's match. fizzled any "We know (San Jose State)," said UOP Head chance for Coach John Dunning, whose Tigers had won to enter UOP played in the the Las Vegas seven of the last eight matches Bowl on Dec. Spartan Gym. "We've played them before. We 17 against have them on film.... They won't shock us." Central But the UOP Tigers couldn't have gotten big- Michigan. ger shock if they put their fingers In an electric socket as the SJSU Spartans upset them 15-11, 15-13 and 17-15 in a Big West Conference match. "1 cant say. ... I'm so upset. ... I don't know," said one bleary-eyed Tiger when asked why her team lost. The win over UOP improved SJSU's chances to be selected for the NCAA playoffs. Before the match, Choate said beating UOP would almost be "an automatic qualify" for the playoffs. He said the knock against last year's Spartans was they didn't beat any ranked teams down the stretch By winning Friday and Saturday, the Spartans improved their record to 17-11 overall and 10-8 MARCIO Jost Sko. orz in the Big West. Choate said the UOP win was SPARTAN DAILY extra special. "I think you'd have to go a long way back to find as big a win for this program," he said. "We were in the hole, and we just kept coming back." Ct /REY RICH SPECIAL TO THE SPARTAN DAILY UOP The Spartans trailed in all three games before Spartans sink Middle blocker Tanya Hart, left, high-fives team- rallying to win. They fell behind 8-10 in game mate Cnstin Rossman after scoring a point in This season was not only Aside from being sacked, one, 7-11 in game two and 7-13 in game three. Friday's victory against Cal State Sacramento Eiv Jim Seimas tough for the coaching staff but Sellers passed for 403 yards "Everyone played a good match," Choate spartan Daily Stall Writer for the senior starters; Dan which helped outgain SJSU in said. swept up with the moment. The crowd of 295 Ideally, San Jose State Godfrey, Brent Evans, Chris total yardage, 516 yards to 247. The victory was especially sweet for seniors erupted Saturday night. During time outs and University football coach John Willis, Tim Holliday, Mike Snell, *Willis helped redshirt fresh- Tanya Hart, Shane Donnellon, Brenda Irby and between games, fans repeatedly chanted, "San Ralston was to have a bucket of Theron Miller, Jacobbi Williams, man quarterback Dan O'Dell by Cristin Rossman it was their last home game. Jose." Gatorade or water poured on Robert Gregory and Joe Nedney, playing defense and offense at They and their parents were honored in a cere- "This was the first time the crowd got into it," him, in celebration of the many of whom will never play the same time, returning a 62- mony before the match. Rossman said. "Usually, just a few parents ever Spartans, the Big West football again. yard interception for a touch- "I'm speechless," said Rossman after the get into it. It helps us so much. We're an emo- Conference champions, making But for hall that group, their down. match. "This is the best way to finish. This is tional team. The crowd did a lot for us." the Las Vegas Bowl III. careers couldn't have ended in While the limelight shined on our biggest win since I've been here." SJSU's last game is Nov. 26 when they travel In reality, he sat on a trainer's a better fashion. some SJSU seniors, cornerback Donnellon was emotional, too. "The best," she to San Luis Obispo to play Cal Poly. Choate said bench outside the lockerrooms Nedney, a punter and place- Dee Grayer and wide receiver said. "To beat UOP at the last home game of the SJSU is favored to win. at University of the Pacific and kicker, finished his college Jerry Reese had wished for the season is awesome." welcomed the refreshing water career by adding four points, all opportunity of increased playing After the match, parents and family came offered to him to drink. point after touchdown kicks, to time this season. down to the court and hugged and congratulat- Speedy Research Reports 16.0.0 per page He thought back on the sea- finish with 236 career points After catching 26 passes for ed the Spartans. "They played so well," said Owe. 50,000 topics I clippings. record. 478 yards for a team-leading Cherrie Hart, Tonya's mother. "I'm going to hug Manerlei tor research assistance use only1 son, one of rare jubilation and the SJSU career scoring IFSFIC rrr,A.Ac.rd BF, 2,1 floor Rm. 200 numerous woes which com- Godfrey, a linebacker, made seven touchdowns his junior them and kiss them all. They did it." . Angeles. 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AIMM MI= MIMI 8 Monday, November 21, 1994 San Jose State Universi SPARTAN DAILY Election From page 1 Ll'hey've played on vassing the campus during the people's emotions and election. spread false "We'll be out here today and tomorrow," said SJSU foot- Information.' ball player Joe Nedney on Tom Gadd Wednesday. WSJ lowletant football math Even though both sides as smooth as expected. We could not agree on the fee expected complaints from both increase, they did agree on one sides that always happens in thing: The other side didn't an election." play fair. She said the Elections Board "I came into this campaign has not received any formal against the fee increase," said written complaints, but both George Gonzales, a senior polit- sides have until 5 p.m. today to ical science major and opposi- file complaints. tion member. "But now I'm anti- The election results are pro- athletics." visional until the Election Gonzales said, among other Board receives the vote count things, one athlete shouted to from the students who attend students that he and DeAlba SJSU's Monterey County were on drugs and other ath- Campus. letes kicked mud at opponents. Those votes are expected "Their name-calling (during today. But Teaford said the the election) was unaccept- Monterey campus has an able," he said. "Supporters say enrollment of fewer than 100 we need athletes as the SJSU students, so their votes school's goodwill ambassadors, won't change the results. but if this is the way they are going to represent the school, we need to keep them on campus." Rut Tc; . Gadd, defensive JEANETTE L. HANNASPARTAN DAILY coordinator of the football SJSU engineering major Nathaniel Greco installs batteries into a an international competition in Osaka, Japan, jumping 25 feet. team, discounted Gonzales' robot he and two other students built. The robot placed second in First place went to a Thai team, who's robot jumped 30 feet. charges. "That's what they're going to say," he said. "They've been pretty harass- ing in their own way," Gadd Robotics: SJSU takes second in competition All Kinds of Comics!! said. "They've played on peo- Comics!! From page 1 invitation, but he doesn't Despite the differences, decided not to go. ple's emotions and spread false Old & New Comics!! know why. Greco said there were some "The cameras were with us information." Underground Wholesale! Retail!! trical engineering department, Besides getting exposed to similarities. He said college all week," Greco said. As He Liz Teaford, chief of the said only two U.S. universities the engineering know-how of students around the world and Rufino were in the Osaka Associated Students Election Comic Collector Shop were invited: SJSU and MIT. other countries, the SJSU stu- talk about the same thing. airport for their trip to Board, said the election "went SOO SIdebottom (408) 267-2254 73 E. San Fernando, San Jose, CA 95113 "Our speculation about dents got a lesson in multicul- "We talked about grades," California, the two saw them- SJSU being invited is that turalism and media stardom. he said. selves on television. while Dr. Pinson (the former Rufino said during the com- Greco said a Japanese cam- "1 videotaped ourselves on dean of the college of engi- petition he learned there is era crew followed him and TV, when we were in the air- neering) was visiting Japan "no set way of doing things. Rufino during their week port," Rufino said. 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