SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State University since /934 VOLUME 124, NUMBER 43 THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 2005

N Di X OPINION Faculty Ministry set to honor pope Three events weighs scheduled today Wasted Days and Wasted Nights By Enn Caballero Recalling the pope p. 2 housing Daily Stalf Writer Millions of Catholics are mourning the death of Pope John Paul II. who led the Roman Catholic Church out ()I the 20th century and into the 2Ist. To honor SJSUCK his life and legacy. the Catholic Campus Wendy's chili is not options Ministry is holding a PowerPoint presen- finger-licking good p.2 tation titled "The Life of Pope John Paul IL" from 14:30 p.m. to I() p.m. today in By Jean Blomo the chapel. Daily Staff Writer In addition, two Eucharists will he NI WS held in the San Jose State Unisersit Spartan Memorial, one starting at noon Illegal Drugs Faculty members face the same high and one at 5 p.m. today. UPD reports 23 drug-related housing prices students grapple with, and "He was a wonderful leader who left cases in 2005 p. 3 for many. making enough to live com- an enduring legacy on us." said Sister fortahly is a challenge. Marcia Krause. director of the campus President's Scholar Award ’Many (professional) engineers. es- nunistr. "He raised awareness for our Inger Sagatun-Edwards receives pecially in management. make S150,010 stance on the poor, defenseless and the honor p. 3 to 5"4)0,000 more than instructors.- said marg inal tied." Haluk 0/einek. a professor in the com- Krause said that it's ironic that Campus Village puter engineering department. President George W. Bush is attending Underground structure pros ides -I stay because of my lose of teaching the late pontiff's funeral, considering 700 parking spaces p. 6 this was alsi ay s a dream.- Ozemek the pope's strong opposition to the war said. in Iraq and to the handling of the Terri 'Playing for keeps' Noelle Brada-Williams, an associate Schias to case. Professor goes inside the professor of English and comparative lit- The Res. Michael Carson, chaplain Spartan football locker room erature. said she and her husband bought of the campus ministry. will host the P. 7 a house %est:rat years ago to build their Mosel-Piont presentation and preside equity. toyer both Eucharist.. Steinbeck Fellowship "The only ss ay we were able to buy it Carso in said about tone -third of the San Two fellows to present research was because by husband. w ho is a high Jose State ersity campus community. in the Engineering building school teacho. earns 5211,000 more Is Catholic. auditorium p. 10 than me.- Brada-Williams said. "We also were The Pope's legacy- is a mixed one able to get a loan." many Catholics and non-Catholics For single and newly hired faculty. opposed his anti -contraception and anti- SP()fl IS members, it is next to impossible to buy a war policies. In the early years of his home, Brada-Williams said. papacy, the Pope was hailed as a "breath "We've lost one out of esery two or of fresh air- for the Catholic Church be- three people we hire because of (the low cause of his charisma and intense efforts pay I.- Brada-Williams said. "Older col- to moonlit% t is ith the people. As the years leagues, isho bought their houses before progressed. his health began to tail and !the dot -soon] crash) don't have as much of a problem.'' see POPE, page 6 A nets I hired faculty member. Andress Hee I.. rents an apartment and Special to the Daily says he entity s teaching and the San Jose Baseball area. Spartans back on top "It's definitely a struggle. to make in the WA(' p..6 ends meet." said fleck, an assistant pro- SJSU athletes fail NCAA standards fessor of English and comparatise litera- ture. -I %souk! get paid the same amount By Lauren Bosch the bottom tier tif the \ ...idemic Progress in classes and hom Met me doing in the any is here I teach). hut it just doesn't go Daily Stuff Writer Rates classro torn. Afil as far here Ac, outing to the report released Feb. 211, The rept wt plat es algaI eitipaasit out it ighs The 2o00 United States Census SAC is one of the I. NM of 5,720 teams proti le sports. sthli as to tothall. baseball, and Bureau found the median sports. Concert Review rent in San Jose Struggles are continuing to plague that rank below the minimum NCAA re- basketball In L'al Ii III these SIM' to he $1.123 and the below ,tie f i's. Taste of Chaos p. median mortgage the athletic department at San Jose State quirement The APR. the new measure used ranks well the as cm is ith payment to he 51.717, Unisersity. as it is now fighting a report by to tackI all Dot 'soon I sports. is a formula mo:rall department ...AWL'S ti the National ( sollegude Athletic Association. des ised to &leonine how many student - see HOUSING, page 6 which places its Do ision I teams amongst :dittoes ale graduating. remaining enrolled see NCAA, page 7 Roadtrip Nation offers students the open road

By Joe Shreve an old 10, painted io green and sentured out anti filmed Daily Statt Writer the first Roadtop Nation The nest !,ear. three more students did the trip. In 1.001. three goon's. of three set out for the trip Each year the trips are documented to demiinsirate the benefits the A green RV pulled into the \ ittilt Mieei I'lata Iii students get friini then teaming spread the wonl abo out N.0 um ,a1 Wednesday experiences im the road. "It wasn't about Ilk. spotlight. it is as about our gen- Roadtrip Nation is a pri gm iii mliii en, outages col- eratii in. this mos einem and gentile tout there and asking lege students to broaden their lit ii,', dhoti' what the!, these quesntts that a lot id us base.- said (Ilona Pantt qa, want to do with their Ilse, 'students head out in groups a campus tours intern "It all started out of foist:idiom of three either in one of three elven RV. oor itt IntlISIthlal ImNtration ii) ma Imim mg is hat's really oid there ’ cars to spend die .4111111M into It'%%11q: interesting pet t- (r. nips of people c iii apply for a grant I room RI adtrip pie that has e found success III s iiiUs Nautili, for a behind -the wheel trip. is here they take their !Twee pre% ii ins Rik:Atop Nation panic pants were Exhibit t'ars And go out ton then town and oirierieme the trip mita-Ili:Mop lit passing stliderns about litn% Betchle p. 11 handing out The road trips ciii got along three dilterent routes Iii sign tip. the Northern Route takes the students .k rot, the Movie Review The tihiet I IS to AIM% the snitleills It, see hint each of Will ITrrell stars in 'Melinda northern part of the 1:14int. through places like I loregon, the pro dessit 'its sit irks to we it dies would consider do- i. Anti Ness and Melinda p.9 Seattle. Idahu Motions, 'kirk. tug something similar The Central Route plies through California. Ne%ada. Drink of the Week latch group is documented for a do. iimentar series Wisconsin intl Pennss Is ama before ending in Nos York Lemongrass Soda' p. 9 that airs on the Public Briladciisting ss mom The Si nithern Route mods noon) ( 'Altoona. through ( iroups iii students has e been diving Roadtrip Nation Arirona. ( ieiirgia and Virginia bet. ire since it was founded in 2001. and hase inters iewed ending in Washington. I)C famous people spit as Supreme Court Justice Sandra Interested SP.& students wen' go en a wealth Sparta Guide p. 2 of In- Sin/minder pniai ;fIlll I fay -01.011001*. JIM Kt sit, iismael oh Samuel Adams formation to encourage them to appl be o one of the brewers , Hugh Ilehx.r. ot maga/inc. Crossword p. Cryrssa Byers, a volunteer with Roadtrip Nation, talks to Jason Nyeh, road top ,..ros senior majoring in business, near the Student Union on Wednesday arid Kittiberl) Weas cr. an astront onto with NASA 'Ask t)tirsell !hew que.aums. title ii, school Classifieds p. 9 about grants students can apply for to participate in its program and Roadtrip Nation started w ith trio of friends who and we're plished to hurts up and get a aritl get documentary. Roadtrip Nation encourages students to interview had rust graduated Inom college. Mike Maariliel. Brian out and gel II lob: ruin nit said "But does anyone ever wwW.11111PAPANTANDAII.V.mtel working professionals while traveling cross-country in pursuit of %Allister and Nathan ( tehhard None of them knew ask 'What it, it'll lose to do' What art' ii tit passion:11C selected career. "I like what they're doing' Npoll said, "I may look into it." what they ss anted no do is oh then loos so dies bought ,11,((it soil 1,1 Wake a ditterellce PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION THURSDAY - APRIL 7, 2005 WASTED DAYS AND WASTED NIGHTS Pope selection should be more democratic

Ding-dong, the pope is dead. Sonic w Ito cannot it the religion have even gone as first hint of menstruation, hut why can't women be re- To balance it out, he should be recalled by groups Great guy he blessed a lot of people. denounced far as convening to one that suited them. ligious leaders in the Roman Catholic Church? of women. Sec if he still wants to ban birth control a lot of things and was, by far, the most productive Unfortunately, with the Roman Catholic Church, If a female pope is too much to ask for, how about after that. pope ever. Catholics can't pick a religious leader to suit them. a female priest? So. beginning today. I'll be running for pope. Oh dear, looks like it'll be another election year. You won't see any cardinal or bishop The bearers of mankind deserve some Like Ralph Nader, I don't need to win the fund- Looks like it's another election I won't vote in. perusing through resumes of qualified kind of gratitude after a few millennia. ing is enough. Almost wish I was a cardinal damn you, vagina. applicants vying for the position of Why should we worship men for mak- My soul is for sale if anyone wants it. Mom will It doesn't matter anyway. I don't care to be there pope. no. ing us do double-duty and never uttering a be proud. absolutely no motivation. It is supposedly a decision handed single word of thanks? Anyone who has ever worked a crappy job knows down through divine right after hun- It was the least that could be done for Gold crucifix on a 14-karat gold chain: $50. where the problem lies. dreds of hours of praying by the College the great and wonderful omnipotent leader Leather-bound Bible and book of hymns: $25. Anyone who has ever questioned organized reli- of Cardinals, members who were cho- of men. Oops. did I say omnipotent or im- Plastic rosary beads: $5. gion has probably seen it as well. sen by the previous pope. potent? They sometimes confuse me. but Belittling my own religion, getting excommunicat- It's not the difficulty of the tasks -- everyone's And the only qualification necessary obviously, a good leader should know the ed and at the same time insulting a Catholic Spartan bound to need help sometime. A lot of dedication, a is that you have to be a man. Of course ELIZABETH NGUYEN difference. Daily executive editor: priceless. little talent and five "Hail Mary's" make up for that. you'd have to be willing to convert to But wait, you can't mess with tradition. The problem lies within what I like to call manage- Catholicism and become a bishop first Well, tradition must have had its start ment. if you accept, but anyone else can become pope. one day. This new religious leader, this shepherd. will have Are we not in the 20th century? What ever hap- The pope, if elected by small group of people, a lot of tending to do for his flock. pened to equal opportunity? should be able to get recalled if he is found an inef- Elizabeth Nguyen is the Spartan Daily AtIE editor. As it is, some are unhappy with the distant nature In some countries, prepubescent girls are honored fective leader. If only we could do that to our own "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" appears every of the church. as goddesses. (>1 course, they gel tossed aside at the leaders. Thursday. WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ Si SUCK Adventures in fast-food dining present the press with the finger

Prepare the rim shots. "Give me just a second." I replied, trying to delay I ate at Wendy's. Yes, the Wendy's. the inevitable. I stared at the menu. hiding my time. It It all began a couple weeks ago with the head- was too late to back out now, the whole kitchen staff lines: "Woman finds finger in fast food chili," "99-cent was looking at me. SPARTA GUIDE menu surprise." Most of the articles were blurbs, on I took a deep breath. par with "news of the weird" segments, but some of "OK, I'll have a ... junior bacon cheese, a frosty Sparta Guide is provided tree of charge to students. faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight the stories went into more detail. Astute readers found small, an order of chicken nuggets." I saved the Bentel Hall, room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spanandaily casa.sisu.edu titled "Sparta Guide.- Space out that this restaurant was a Wendy's. A Wendy's best for last, "and a small chili." I said with a hull' restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. located in Northern California. More specifically. a scared quiver in my voice. Wendy's housed in the Bay Area in San Jose. The service was lightning quick. Too quick for the Hip Hop Congress TODAY Then came the jokes. Oh, the jokes. workers to check for loose appendages in the food'? A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. So I guess they would they call that finger food? I picked up the tray and looked for a remote cor- School of Art and Design in the Pacifica mom of the Student Union. For more Ba-dum-chk. ner of the restaurant where I could possibly throw up An art exhibition featuring student galleries will take information, call Wes Kuruhara at 859-6479. Give that store a hand. Ba-dum-chk. is 'thout anyone noticing. place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For Finger-lickin' good! Ba-dum-chk. The rest of the food was a distraction. more information, call the gallery office at 924-4330. San Jose State Handball Club I'm sure Lcno got at least 10 mono- I was here for one thing the chili. I Handball games will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. logue shots out of this one. consumed the nuggets, the burger and the It was all I heard for two weeks. Real frosty hrst, barely tasting any of it as the HIV/AIDS Committee at handball court I of the Event Center Sports Club. Time with Bill Maher, Howard Stern, stew sal m the corner of the tray staring at -In Her Own Words: What It's Really Like to Live Newsweek. San Jose had its own Terri me. laughing. with AIDS" will take place from noon to 2 p.m. in Mu Alpha Gamma Schiavo. Looking around the restaurant, I saw the Spartan Memorial. For more infiinnation. call Joe A meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. in front of The actual Wendy's is located across little things that I had never noticed be- Pinheiro at 924-59145. room 213 of Dwight Bentel Hall. the street from Denny's. where First fore. The signs and slogans posted up that Street turns into Monterey Highway, a read "Taste the difference fresh makes" Counseling Services Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists few blocks from Spartan Stadium. Some KEVIN YUEN and "Qualit!, is our recipe" rang with An AAAPI group meeting will take place from noon A meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Costanoan students might recognize the fast-food newfound irony The cup of chili read joint. After all, its walls are adorned with "Rich and meaty." Even on to 1:20 p.m. in Counseling Services of the Student room of the Student Union. the announce- Services Center. For more information. call Spartan sports jerseys and pictures. ment outside that said. "Open 'til 1 p.m.." the number 924-591(1. Our own hometown restaurant was being torn one looked like a linger. International Youth Fellowship down by jokesters. I had to do something. Wielding my plastic spoon. I stirred the chili, tell- A Bible study and meeting will take place from So I ate there. ing myself it was to mix around the cheese on top. But Catholic Campus Ministry 6:30 p.m. to X p.m, in the Ohlone room of the It was going to be cool, right? Like flying right af- it was really to check for any unnecessary items in the Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. "Faith Student Union. For more information. call Argic ter Sept. II. They wouldn't let anything happen like goulash. Formation" will take place at 6 p.m. Scripture Guinto at 504-0384. that ever again. Or at least they shouldn't. It looked OK. so I dug in. Every chomp was care- reflection will take place at 7 p.m. The Alpha Omega Remember when Jack in the Box gave that kid E. ful and tentative and each bite seemed a ha more than Student Fellowship will meet at 8 p.m. in the lounge. what it Black Alliance of Scientists and Engineers coli poisoning and he died? Same thing. What about was. Ugh, a tendon, nasty nope, just on- All events will take place in the Catholic Campus when McDonalds made all those kids fat? Oh, wait. ion. Evv, a joint nope, just a giant, gross piece of A meeting will take place at 7 p.m. in the Guadalupe Ministry chapel. For more information, call Father I pulled into the Wendy's parking lot, which was pork (or whatever meat they use. I had my fill of the room of the Student Union. For more information, Mike Carson at 938-1610. way tix) crowded for a place that had just served a lin- lumpy, red mess by the time the bowl was half done, call 644-0572. ger in its chili two weeks ago. I had been thinking too but in the name of journalistic integrity. I pressed on. School of Music much about this. The frog in my throat was welcome. After conquering the digit-less dreck, I only had "The Listening Hour" concert series will take place Asian Baptist Student Koinonia considering the possible alternatives. Images of an car one question. Why would anyone order the chili at in my soda or a big hairy toe in my fries haunted me Wendy's in the first from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Music building A Bible study will take place at 7:30 p.m. in place? It's kind of gross already. during the long walk up to the counter. linger or not. Concert Hall. It will feature a chamber MUNK recital Costanoan room rif the Student ;Mon. For more There were about 15 other courageous patrons al- So, to recap. Wendy's is cool. Wendy's chili is not information. call Chantra at 472-2465. from the Mu Phi Epsilon Music Honor Fraternity. ready lunching when I arrived. However. I saw none and never has been. For more information, call the music office at of them downing the chili. From the parking lot, I I deserve a high-five (ba-dumb-chk) for knuck- ('ampus Crusade for Christ 924-4673. expected a line of people where I could successfully ling up (ba-dutn-chlo and nailing (hailum-chk) this "Nightlife." a time for Worship, prayer. fellowship pump myself up before ordering, but there wasn't one. thing. Chinese Mandarin Bible Fellowship and hearing the word will take place at 11 p.m. at the I froze. A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Spartan Memorial. For more information. call Mark "Can I help you?" asked the register lady, decked Kevin Yuen is the Spartan Daily sports editor. the Montalvo room of the Student 'mon. Depoid at 421-9281. out in Wendy's garb. SJSUCK appears every Thursday.

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ar APRIL 7. 2005 - THURSDAY NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 Strumming a tune ... SJSU provides resources to help 7 students battling drug problems

By Joe Shreve Noriega said campus police has effects can include sleep loss. Doily Stuff Writer had 23 drug-related cases on cam- dramatic weight loss, memory pus so far this year. He noted no loss, and in extreme cases, brain dramatic increases or decreases in damage and death. Also, drugs In these days of drug awareness student drug activity. can put students in danger of be- and education. some students are "We are about on par with years coming addicted. When someone still di' It into the dangerous past." Noriega said. becomes dependent upon a sub- world ot drug experimentation. Drug charges vary based on stance, they become physically San Jose Mate Ciii%ersity students the types of drugs in question, the and mentally enslaved to the are no exceptions. amount, previous offenses, and object of their addiction and will A natural [legato e byproduct of whether the drugs were intended go to great and dangerous lengths lit tug in one "I the largest cities in for site to get their fix. Mental addiction the country. shIlletat t, lind that a Siiiriega said possession of can linger far longer than physi- myriad ol illicit drugs are mailable less than an ounce of marijuana, cal addiction can, and without if one %sere tii wash hard enough. as well as possessing drug para- treatment, it can lead to a life of Because mart unit is easily aC- phernalia, are both misdemeanor crime, being taken advantage of. cessihle. as %sell as comparatisely offenses, punishable by fines and and possibly death. inexpensise. It Is the most com- possibly county jail time. If there SISU has resources avail- mon and popular drug, said one is more than an ounce, it becomes able on campus to help students student a felony offense because it can be avoid or cope with drug problems. -Most times. when people are argued that there was Intent to sell Students who have drug problems party mg and \sant something. the) It. which can result in a prison sen- and a desire to seek help can visit look tin Inut titiatia. Somebody al- tence. Counseling Services and speak to w a). know s somehod) who can Possession of any amount of a counselor. The Student Health hook it up.- said Christina Wenger. cocaine. methamphetamine. her- Center offers a prevention educa- Brian ('(,iirielly Dizily Styr(' a freshman majoring in social %CI- oin or ecstasy is a felony offense. tion program. The program deals ent:e. %Veneer in Joe West whether there were dealing plans with such subjects as the effects Chung Nguyen, a senior majoring in biology, plays the guitar while enjoying the nice weather Tuesday. liced during 2004 in mind sir not and will result in of alcohol and drug use on aca- Nguyen said he was"soaking up some rays" in between classes. Hall the Fall semes- ter. prison time. demic performance. how to make According io a 2003 study by There are also mandatory mini- responsible choices, the effects the 1 'insersity it Mishigan. 33.7 mum laws in place, meaning that and risks of club drugs such as Renowned professor receives percent ot college students admit- federal law states that a judge must ecstasy. how alcohol and drug use ted using inarnuana on a routine issue a sentence for drug-dealing can relate to diseases, the effects basis ss tilt iii the last year. 5.4 per- offenses no less than five years. and risks of ecstasy, how gender cent admitted using cocaine on a There is :mother option. though. affects alcohol and drug use, mar- Proposition 3b, President's Scholar Award regular hasps ss ohm the last year. passed in 20(10. ijuana use and the health effects Sgt. Robeo Noriega said the allows nom iolent. first-time drug of steroids and other performance Unisersity Police Department offenders to enter a rehabilitation drugs. By Jean Blomo kiss :lids said. problems ii ii. i io he taken handled approximately 1(1X drug - program in lieu of prison time. The Not all students experiment irds said she did kdssards said Daily Stuff Writer related cases in 21104, ranging from program has its problems. how- with drugs. but most know that it ektensise research on how the "It is impiiitant it, laid better so- misdemeanor drug possession to ever. According to a study by re- occurs. court worked. lutions, intoxication to drug paraphernalia. searchers from UCLA. only about "I just go to class and go home. Professor and chair of the "'Hie grant also paid for a luil bens.' solutions, Noriega said that besides marijua- one-third of those in the program I'm sure there's people doing what Justice studies department Inger study In the 4..omparisi iii it the Sag:dun-Lilts aids said, she uses na. sampus police has dealt with complete it. they're doing all the time though," Sagatun-Edwards began her court sv sterns In three counties her eperient et outside SiSt to s;ises instils ins cocaine and meth- Drugs can affect students in said Mike Ls. a senior majonng in journey to success in high school lranc isc0 Count Santa sontribute 111 theory and research amphemnime is sell many negative ways Ptisi,:a11). computer science. aboard a Greyhound bus on a lam ;ind Contra Costa methods cross-country road trip sat' use the,. with 30 fellow foreign experiences in teas Ii exchange students. "I work with mg students. as %sell.- As the latest recipi- people who have Sagatun-Filssaiil. ent of the President's said "In a laimb s Financial tragic lives, chaotic lives class Scholar Award. lence I Management Sagatun-Edwards re- Iva" able to 121": k flected on the inspi- these problems are not to Association ration for her current l't,r her sabhati profession. be taken lightly." Sagatim Filssards While travel - des tiled 10 return Presents Mg aboard the bus. Noma,. II.1 tesealch Sagatun-Edwards said tellosc ship 111%01\11)g she realized her inter- Inger Sagatun-Edwards, the Ni 'is'. eguan cowl est in learning about 5% stem poker different cultures. professor ’1 specitically is' blackjack "I didn't knots searched tss 0 area. roulette it was sociology Its lute iii Noiss.n. I. then, hut I began hi Sat2.111111 I (It% altls craps wonder on the bus. hie St IC1.11 what makes people different?" CtIlltat V.1111.11 (111e111.1 hate ahllte. piegnaiii Sagatun-ldwards said. spes i.ili,cd jusende court," s% man taking thugs I he Sek. Sagatun-Edwards has come Sagatun-Edwards said. .11e.1 55 as parental child alsshis a long way front her roots in "An important feature of these it iii. spesilically international Norway to become a leading specialized slums is that they researcher in set eral fields, in- reach out to the community and Sagami] rdss arils has been cluding domestis s iidence. child Ii rm a nowt irk of partnerships Limn tit the 551st'1 studies depai abuse and child abductions. with a ss ide range ot treatment ment lor 12 \ems Diana Pennington, a student sins Kassing said 1.th\mtisl It Thursday April 7, 2005 assistant in the president's pub- Hie Piesident's Sc holm Assad leader lin the iMpatiment.- said 4:00 pm - 8:30 pm lic affairs department. said the is one mans ,its ards Sagatun- Ann Lill is, .151,t,int President's Scholar Award has iidwaril. has rece0ed. including ut iustice studies -Even sr het Loma Prieta Room ot his al been else!) out since the 1973-74 honors and national rec- there Were sillItivIWIde budget Student Union academic year. ognition. cuts. she Mitt ell Us torts :ad. Pennington said the award is Hem ccii teaching giailtiate it ell Itll 112.1,111e the thIllthel ii given to faculty members "who students and chairing 1111Cti I the 111.11tti, and t. !eating a nets mini,' have achieved ... widespread top 10 majors al SJSU. Sagatun- ill hi'tt'iisis recognition for the quality 01 their Edwards sersed on the SIS1 'Ae lake an es aluatice s isal scholarly achievements." Foundation Board of Du-estop, approash to the held 1If 11,it e e?"11 anti Ste tt aill I..t1.1111 tS ell i' A committee of past award re- and the academic senate. %Prizes Includ ell. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Listen up. sports fans. always say you can open up the sports section ever5 ss ith the Boston Red Sox that it endangers his ro- nior high team: "'The Bad News Bears," a remake fea- Whether you're into baseball, football, boxing, bas- day and get a great human story. There's great inher- mance with a business consultant (Drew Barrymore). turing "Friday Night Lights" star Billy Bob Thornton ketball. horses, soccer, bowling or nen pinewood- ent drama in sports.... "There's a lot of emotion wrapped up in baseball. You as an ex-ballplayer coaching a ragtag Little League derby racing, chances are a movie's coming about "Even those of us who have made so many sports just get sucked in, no matter how sappy it is." team; and "Kicking & Screaming," with Will Ferrell your favorite pastime. movies and say we're never going to do another Fallon recalls watching Ruben Redford's "The as a dad coaching his son's soccer team to a champi- A Hollywood staple for decades with such classics one again, we can't seem to get away front it," said Natural" with a hunch of hard-nosed college friends onship matchup against a squad headed by his overly as "The Pride of the Yankees." "Rocky" and "Raging Robbins, who is producing an as yet untitled horse and "by the end, there were guys crying. These are competitive father (Robert Duvall). Bull." sports flicks are on a winning streak with hits racing tale starring Kurt Russell and Dakota Fanning some of the toughest guys I know, and they're crying." The key to many such stories is the notion that an that include 2003's "Seabiscuit," last year's "Miracle." due out late this year. "There are always new stories Among other upcoming sports tales: "Cinderella underdog's perseverance can win the day. "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" and "Friday to tell." Man," on which Russell Crowe reunites with direc- "I happen to like human-triumph stories, and there Night Lights" and this year's "Coach Carter." Baseball probably has been the most popular tor Ron Howard ("A Beautiful Mind") for the story are a lot of those in sports," said Howard Baldwin, the "I think they'll always come and go in waves subject for sports movies over the sears. including of Depression-era boxer Jim Braddock; "The Longest former owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Hartford sort of like other genres in the business." said Brian "Fear Strikes Out." "Bang the Drum Slowly," "Bull Yard." with Adam Sandler updating the 1970s story of Whalers and producer of the upcoming "The Game Robbins, who has produced or directed such sports Durham" and "Field of Dreams." prison inmates in a football showdown against sadis- of Their Lives," starring Wes Bentley and Gerard movies as "Varsity Blues," "Hard Ball" and "Coach "I love the baseball ones." said holm) Fallon, who tic guards: "Rebound." starring Martin Lawrence as a Butler in the story of the U.S. soccer team that won Carter" with filmmaking partner Michael ToIlin. "We stars in "Fever Pitch" as a math teacher so obsessed college basketball coach doing penance leading a ju- the World Cup against Britain in the 1950s. Average MLB

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APRIL 7. 20115 THURSDAY SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY - PAGE Strong pitching keeps Spartans atop conference SJSU a half game ahead of Fresno State and the University of Nevada

By Amber Sheldon Stadium. Daily Senior Staff Writer Piraro said it is a bonus to win a series on an opponent's turf. "When you go on the road, you The San Jose State University have to make sure you get at least baseball team has retained its po- one win." he said. "That's very sition atop the Western Athletic significant and we accomplished Conference standings with a 6-3 that." record in the WAC and a 16-11-1 During the final match Sunday, overall record despite splitting its SJSU dropped the series after suf- last six contests. fering a 3-2 hiss. The University of Nevada and The Spanans left 13 runners on Fresno State University are tied for base in the contest twice with bases loaded. Both clubs had opportunities BASEBALL they couldn't capitalize on, which Overall record WAC record produced a low scoring campaign. Piram said. 16-11-1 6-3 "It was a hard-fought series Team went 3-3 during spring break and we were probably one pitch or one hit away from winning all Next home game three games." Piraro said. "We just Friday vs. Fresno State couldn't get the big hit." After the first game of the series second place and linger half a game was rained out, the two teams en- hack from the No. 1 Spartans. gaged in a doubleheader Saturday. Brair),’uncilli File Photo SJSU head coach Sam Piraro The Spartans won the first con- Spartan second baseman David Pierson prepares to field a ground ball during the Feb. 26 game against Brigham Young University. The game ended said there's tremendous parity in test 6-2. hut the Rainbow Warriors In. 3-3t1.. the league, with the top three teams answered back in the second match jammed together in a close race. to end a sesen-game losing streak competitive team. "(Coach Piraroi felt that i.e thy was named the WA(' March 25 "There are no had teams on the with a 6-5 sictory. 'Se"They made adjustments been attacking the right side really Pitcher of the Week for the first Dew mg said his performance West Coast, so it's very competi- During the nightcap. SJSU and they came hack through their well." Williammee said. "We were time in his t.-areet tot the Week has been eerily similar to Kilby's. tive," Piraro said. "We heat each managed to crawl out of an early mental toughness." Pierson said. hunting last halls and basically, ending March 27 his t- ERA "Kith y and I base had the exact other up on the West Coast because 4-0 deficit to take the lead after a SJSU came out strong to open that's what I got for most of the currently sits atop the WAC indi- same stars tor like two weeks." the competition's good. - four-run rally in the fifth stanza, the series as right-handed pitcher weekend, though I'd much rather vidual standings. Dew mg receised DrY mg said. Its weird, but we're In their last two series. the preceded by a solo home run Shane Brechinann earned his lirst has e the win." WA(' Pitcher lit Me Week honors has mg tun ss ith 14 though." Spartans faced WA(' hies from Spartan center fielder Travis win of the season after 4.2 innings Prior to the I lawai i series. for March 14 to 20 SJSU opened the three -game ersity of ila...n.1 and Becktel in the third inning. of shutout relief Spartan southpaw pitchers Branden Kilhy allowed rust nye hits in homestand against the Bulldogs Louisiana led) University. flowever. the Rainbow Warriors The big hat of the weekend be- Dewing and Brad Kilby were the 4-0 win against the Bulldog, with a 4-2 loss. S.ISt: won two 01 its three evened the score in the bottom of longed to designated hitter Chris named to the "National Honor on March 26 his first major col- The Spadans are ready to games against the Bulldogs on the fifth and garnered the go-ahead Williammee who s). ell! 5-1.01A itt Roll" by the College Baseball lege shutout. take on WA( mai Fresno State March 24 to 26 at home, hut man- run in the seventh inning for the the series and hit 62i to lead the Foundation for the second week in Dewing surrendered only tour l'insersity this weekend in a three- aged to secure lust a single s ictory will. a row in recognition of their con- hits and authored .1 ,ingle,gaine. game series. The lirst match is 'AillWAC. against the Rainbow Warriors this Spartan second baseman Da'. id raminee said he simply tinued outstanding performances personal -best to strikeouts in a t scheduled to bee in at 7 p.m. April past weekend at Les Murakami Pierson said Ilawai'i is a really stuck to the coach's game plan. through March 27. sictory against Louisiana tech on s at Municipal Stadium . axle t.yottn4A1 a .0 Saarloos renders Sosa useless, pitches one-hitter in A's 9-0 victory against Orioles

BALTIMORE I API - be Sunday: Saarloos said. three runs in hi, first career multi- Pressed into sers ice on short no- I 'nfortunately for the ()doles. it home! game tice. Kirk Saarloos dominated the was Wednesday .1 t ter ss how es er. he pre- Baltimore Orioles. potent lineup "It's a great way to start the sea- fer-reit 144 talk about Saarloos. with surprising ease. son.' Saadi), said "I tell like I Alai, oft to him, hut he's been Saarloo, pitched six innings could'se located my tasthall a little shrine !hat tor )ears now," Sss isher of one -hit hall, and rookie Nick hit better. hut I can't complain " said_ "I played a ith him last year Sw islicr bit twit of Oakland's Not es en about missing the in i rifle Ai Nat:mint:UM and then lour home runs in a 441 victory chance to throw a no-hitter he got to the big leagues and then Wednesday night. "I came out of the balleame. he ran into some injuries. You The lone hit against Saarloos delintlel!, see %%hat he can do when was a clean third -inning single he's healthy." to right by Brian Roberts. The "When you shut Saarlikl% %k as followed by right-hander struck out two, Ricardo Riticon. who yielded one walked one, hit two hatters and this team down, hit in sesenth before gas mg way permitted only one runner past you must be to 21 year -old Huston Street, who second base. allowed one hit and a walk in his It was an impressise perfor- throwing the ball inatot league debut. Street ended mance against a batting order his one -inning stint by striking out that included two players with well." Sosa a th two on aria two outs. 50(i home runs (Sammy Sosa and Ii was tun. it rcalls was." Street Rafael Palmemo, the Al.'s reign- stat 'Yivti . mine 'ft the mound and ing RBI leader (Miguel Tejada Lee Mazzilli, it kind ot sets m People are giv- and a Silver Slugger that hit .340 nui sou high fist., and you realize last year (Melvin Mora). Orioles that .you acre nisi out there play- "When you shut this team ing against hie leaguers. It's pretty PLUS down, you must he thriising the manager ev. ititig hall well." Orioles manager Lee Street was selected as a com- Mauiulli said. "You would think pensation pick following the first with this lineup ... But the kid and I linally elan, ed up at the round of last June's draft, a selec- pitched a good game " scoreboard and I 4,1ils saw one hit. tion the A's revel% ed for losing free Now Smirks). t I ail was throwing It felt like there tie a lot more ;went shortstop Miguel Tejada to in place of right !hinder Rich because I hit tsso guys and Is alki:d Baltimore after the 2003 season. Darden, who was sc ratched skull anothei he said "There were det SOs.I %km 0- tor --t. and the S pingtown a blister on his right middle fin- timely some scoring opportunities Orioles managed only three hits Westfield fir ger for them. so I didn't real t It vd, at in then hid to start 2 0 tor the first "They told nw atter Saturday's it and ss ish I didn't g is e ii up... time since 1447. Oakrid (exhibition 1 game against the In. Chase, and Keith Ginter Flw Athletics got all the offense (limits, You made the team. We homered for the Athleiti s, who et- they needed in a live -run second don't know when you're going fectisely bounced hack from a 441 mning against Daniel Cabrera 03- (408) throw. It might he Wednesday he- loss to Baltimore on opening day 1It, who went I 24( as a rookie last , ause of Rich's linger, or it might Swisher had three hits and drose in se,ist iii

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"From a the world's situation position in which impoverished Gene Moriarty. a professor of A furnished one-bedroom apart- political be- Village gan to change, yet his policies and families have as many as 10 chil- electrical engineering, said it's a ment rents for $1.135 a month and non-Catholic beliefs did not. dren, but can only afford to care tough situation for new faculty a furnished two-bedroom apart- Hot-button issues, such as the for one or two. members, especially those new to ment rents for $1.385 a month. standpoint, he 11 case, allowing priests to The new pope, whom the parking the area. according to the Campus Village Schiavo College of Cardinals will begin "If you'se been here a long Web site. marry, stem-cell research and the has almost let the recent to elect in a secret vote April 18. time, you get used to the situation The University Club. on the sex-abuse scandal within the Catholic Church have brought will need to address these hot- you learn to live within your corner of Eighth and San Salvador sexual scandals limited means," Moriarty said. "But I don't the 2.000-year-old institution to button issues, as well as foster a streets, rents 14 rooms to faculty a pivotal point in its and more open relationship between know how (new faculty members) members. beliefs history. the Vatican and the millions who go unchecked." can afford to pay the bills." Moriarty said although the pay By Ashley Johnson "I have a mixed feeling about attend Eucharist every Sunday. Moriarty. who bought his house is not stellar, and the workload is, his passing," said Brent Walters, The first non-Italian pope in Brent Walters, Daily Staff Writer 15 years ago, said an assistant at times, a lot to bear, there are a lecturer of comparative 450 years, Pope John Paul II was Franc professor earns about $60.000 a several advantages to being an reli- gious studies at born Karol Jotrf Wojtya in 1920 lecturer year, WUXI less than the median instructor. S.ISU. "From a mem non-Catholic standpoint, in Wadowice. Poland. He began Jose 1 Campus Village. the uni- household income in San Jose, ac- "For me. the time off in the he has almost let the sexual his religious studies during World versity's $200-million housing cording to the 2000 Census. summer is worth more than the scandals go froSpirit unchecked. It's been a time of War II, and was elected pontiff in in project that will hold space for Campus Village, San Jose State money." Moriarty said. "I can tremendous 1978. Along with speaking se- which Cente more than 2.000 students and University 's nearly completed on- work on my own projects." crisis in the Catholic canonization ceremonies. Church, and he hasn't ernl languages and releasing coin - deceased Catholics Spirit faculty members, has allocated campus housing complex, will of- Ozemek said instructors see the seemed to declared 482 respond to it." pact discs of his singing. Pope according to the Vatican's camp 700 parking spaces for residents. fer apartments for faculty members free time as an opportunity to earn saints, owl site. front According to the director of as well as students. extra money. He also said for many Third John Paul II presided 51 official Web University Housing Services, Unive "(('ampus Village apartments) "Many faculty members seek Music Susan Hansen, 1,300 students sound like a really good option. other jobs to supplement their have reserved beds in Campus especially for new faculty mem- income during the summer." Village as of Friday. bers." Fleck said. "If I hadn't just ozemek said. Check Mit That number is twice that of moved into my apartment. I would The passion for teaching and the number of spaces in the gated have given it some consideration." working hard to become an in- underground parking garage of The apartments, which include structor is what keeps Brada- Campus Village. hllpJ/www.thespartandallvcom studio, one- and two-bedroom Williams going. "Students who live on cam- floor plans. also include several "I went to grad school for seven pus currently park overnight in BAG, amenities. years so I could teach," Brada- the campus parking garages." for Iraq's net High-speed Internet, cable tele- more Ow Williams said. "Our pay is not fair. leader .1:f Hansen said. "I don't think an ision. a%ailahle furnished rooms, but this is what I love to do." issue will develop." dominant Student permits differ from the appon housing permits in that parking powerful overnight is not allowed. Also. nil busine. students with housing permits In Kur are guaranteed a space and after Talabani 1 the garage closes, they are guar- military (1 pin anteed to find a space, said Sgt. uri.Is Jim Renelle of the University iKi Police Department. I'S iii 2t1 Based on the number of stu- dents living in the other resi- tat.k Minn; dence halls on campus, about one-third, or 450 students, own a car. NCA1 If Campus Village fills up and one out of three students own a m$100.17' car, 700 parking spaces would be just enough. In slat "We're hoping it stays the 'Sill. loin same in the sense of what's go- It is ing on." Renelle said. ced the st If that number increases, cam- and ei,en pus police is looking into putting lx'.tht vex er.tc'e lint a cap on the number of housing permits sold. Inst it a; in iii' Because of SJSU's central- ized. downtown San Jose loca- or DIIt tion, there are other options to having a car. 8620 Acctirdt "A lot of students use public Bunsen's transit to travel these days since it is so convenient and included in their fees." Hansen said. plus get a student)Nex7ith The increased number of stu- dents with nowhere to park could those affect the number of times spac- FREE HEADSET lean'lii es in the parking garages become available. it'reigtifillet'N' Approximately one-third of by ficicp-v-- Made tor student population at SJSU, s'all.S thslfe over the course of a week, drives Bitt SJS to school and uses the garages. with purchase of any iit to ii tcu said Sgt. Tim Villarica of cam- pus police. that had It "In a typical university envi- VIRGIN MOBILE PRONE giant tail ti piphtheronment, you see a turnover rate. the grade a attitc" .. The cars come and go through- nI out the day," Renelle said. exclusively at RadioShack tl On average, a space becomes available between 1.5 and 1.7 times in one day, Renelle said. MR /40 With housing permits, students park their cars and leave them overnight. Students living on campus Sul typically park their cars at the beginning of the semester and ! don't move it very often, Renelle said. About 450 housing permits are sold each semester. Although campus police will patrol the new parking structure in Campus Village, they will not he in con- trol of administrative functions. Housing services will be in control of all administrative functions such as selling permits, mobile 106 collecting revenue and maintain- Expi ing the grounds, Renelle said. Afo Campus Village parking is `;nlar$ $75 a month for gated parking 20 dg and guarantees a space. Housing Pay As You Go services will not sell more per- mits than there are spaces, said srop Tran, community rela- TO HO Diana THE 01 tions coordinator for University TOUR! Housing Services. The purchase of parking per- mits for Campus Village is on a first-come, first-serve basis, Free Body Glove Headset with purchase of any Virgin Mobile phone, a $19.95 retail value Body Glove Headset; 51u number 17-923. While supplies last. Offer valid 3/24/05 through VI 3/05 Hawn said. _ a THURSDAY NEWS oos SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 7 Just Film tackles challenges beat 1 of SJSU football team it ... Professor's documentary to air Monday on KTEH-54

By Lauren Bosch Much ot the Mtn focuses on Daily Stuff Writer the team's struggle for a success- ful season. student and faculty members apathy. hostility to- ward the team and the budget is- Franco Imperial, a Former head football coach sues that are facing the California member of the San Fitz Hill knows what its like to sy stem. Jose Taiko Rhythm be the attention of media scru- State Uno ersity Spirit Squad, performs tiny at San Jose State University. "I wanted to show viewers in front of the Event Despite his resignation at the end the challenges lacing the football Center on Monday. The id the 2(104 football season, he players on how to do well in Spirit Squad was on finds himself at the helm of yet classroom and on the football campus to perform in another controversial subject re- field and the focus of trying to put front of San Jose State voking the team he struggled to together a program off of lower University's World coach. budgets." Gliner said. Music class. One of only four African During his time at SJSU. Hill American head football coach- was forced to Inc several chal- es in the National Collegiate lenges, and because of that, some professors and students have ex- Brian Connelly / Daily Staff Athletic AsS1N.iation. Hill and his coaching practices are the main pressed their desire to withdraw focus of "Playing for Keeps," a from Div ision I -A football This Kurdish leader elected Iraqi interim president documentary produced by SJSU becomes a inafor topic in the Professor Bob Gliner. The docu- tilm when Gliner interviews two BAGHDAD. Iraq (API Members of The appointment of Ibrahim ill ii Shiite get president... Sahli added mentary will he airing Monday professors. James Brent and Don Iraq's nos National Assembly elected Kurdish who also battled Saddam 's di iii ship. as Saddam has !twilit amed in court hearings on KTEH-54 at 9 p.m. leader Jalal Talahani as president of this pre- prime minister would give Iraq s Kurdish 1111- since his scipture in December 20113 that he is "I've heen teaching here for kcclreetrt argues in the film that dominantly. Arab man in on Wednesday and set nority and its Shiite Arab majority their greatest still president and immune from prosecution. over 35 years." Gliner said. "I've football is not necessary- because the appointment of a Shute Muslim to the !mist measure of political power in a halt-sentury. lalabani's elestion by parliament filled the never done a documentary about it drains nioney from the aca- rxwverful post. prime minister, as his first ordei Iraq's new leaders made sure Saddam giit the first of two es eminent posts that has e been San Jose State or sports before demic stile of the unisersity. He of business fur Thursday. message. Jailers set up a IN and y ideo player empty suite Shute and Kurdish slates placed and it just seemed like a natural says students are too busy with In Kurdish -populated northern Iraq. where in the deposed leader's prison cell so he could first and second in January. electums. Assembly time to do it. - school, homewtirk, isiirk and Falaham led a rebel group that battled the Iraqi watch Talahani. 71. sweep the balloting tor the members base been in agreement on making An award -iv inning producer families and that drising to the military during the rule of Saddam Hussein. presidency. Falabani president tor weeks, but behind-the- and sociology professor at SJSU. unisersity to go e four hours to a Kurds pounded druins and swayed and spun in "Acciirding to w 'mows, he si as unhappy scenes In irse-trading is as required to till the two Gluier said he followed Hill and hiothall team that has had mixed H.0111.1141 datkes. Iraqi Kurds, who make up and playing with his heard.- said Barham Sal h. vice presidens es ss ith Adel Abdul Mahdi. his team for three years, looking results the past 20 years is far I to 70 pen emit of the country's population. a Kurd SOW is deputy prime minister in the Shine, and f iha/i 1,1%%er. a Sunni - so that to delve further into Hill's at- from a priorM were sub cited to repression. relocation and :d- l'.S.-supported interim administration Wednesday 'stote seamlessly. put the three can - tempt to bring players from the Keesey hikes the approach that ia. k during Saddam's dec.ides in power. "It seems that it's sinking in that he's no Ion- didates into the three posts m a single ballot. inner city and high crime neigh- football rarely pays for itself as it borhoods to college and thereby is. He says it draws nearly 52 mil- give them the full experience of lion from the general fund each NCAA - Failing athletic teams could lose scholarships if progress is insufficient toothall and an education. year. taking as from the class- ss anted to see it promo? - es that are uttered tit students. from page 1 en's golf and mmtrien's e miii,isti, s %% MI pet grain) is %in %kell tit-gam/ed. %.er); well thought continued tie eitcellence as Well lie says in the him, "We put out base feel APR scores of I JIM and thew programs out and the playerS accepted it very well." money for a couple of hundred are to he congratulated tor their excellence in Tomey said. "I think they needed to know early is toothall could he achiesed." (diner said about t'hs he scholarships, tor students who In a statement released the day alter the re- academic pr icr and h11Wen chose retention," said. on that sic were sem ms And them being here are not students. If we have that Hots en. Allem. director It in SJSU. "Other spirts ,St ceded the eyery das Weie serious ahoill them doing this documentary topic. benchmark and Lund of mi hy don't we put said. "It is our giial ii, !Mph /se this score, ex- some did not tale .o still" things an.l that we see that's all pad of During the three years of pro- ceed the standard. duction, Gluier was given full it out tor scholarships ton schol- the bigger picture ars and es cry year. everything that access to the team, game days, in "Itoday. the football team has he abuse the .it they do, whether locker nxim conversations and "It is Oar goal to improve this score, exceed the a new co:ich and a new outlook erage for public class- pris ate intent toys it lib L'11.1ihes it's in the on the program as a whole. Head insmutnins and standard, and every year be above the average. ..." room or on the and players in order to present ...Ma k tomes has. according ,ihuuse the as erage I think the many IsSileS and struggles the held, and km 't different approach to tor Hi visum I -A 'ince they reallied team has faced in reCeili \ ear, Torn Bowen, s oas lung and his play Cr, George members." we serious The documentary shows the were said Hill had the right ideas, per- Acsording to about it, they did struggles intl us,s iimplishments athletics director haps lust not the time or support BM% en -The a great i" that the players go through and Nett 100 Day s' umtcludcs fillaM of the stereoty pes needed to carry out those things. Players on the "Coach Hill was a really plait, luny the tintsciM% plans on unmoving Silky the addition 01 Nissen and head I, iii? - team Jives. that Ionics has made strides in the that they face, in and out of the student athlete sussess is a question that each hall ii 'tilt Dick rinne), plans hate been put classroom. good coach and a really good plograill and that d is dit Wren! from the ime dial person too.- George said. "The itS Ii Must limns on during the next seal It iii- into action to ensure that high profile teams "A lot ot people slew toot - tormer head . miii Iiill/ Hill presented .0,01 mil was .0 ,idetmtmcs hall olds thing about h10t einem is not seen by the 200h tr season, real tie the importance ot ''It's rThtiiiiia liestin players through stereotypes. a totally different that he had a lot ot things oil his those teams not meeting the 923 filliiiinUill. still in his ''The Next list Day s" outline. Bowen Geolge. a junior cornerback said lime a I think it will shins them what sit ;iiademic evLeilenc.e we go plate. he had a lot to do. I really begin ill hISC scholarships. !limey...1, according names the tutu. urm ,uttic s, i stall through," said Trestin tier, ,it lu arid he has a %%Mile test and etimy est my time with him and NtAA evcePtions .tre expected to he as a main Pr?. unit) tot all student athletes in any s%% (.0,6,11 (lilt us as wally ( leorge. a junior cornerback "We Itt the itched es er)Illing up wherever he is now, I hope he made tor those schools that "serve euthoma- program about giv ing ell% s ,etoitti Litatit.es I hat was still has e to wake up early in the has seen some ot the moist morning and gut to work, no mai- doing well." ...all!, distressed segments ol the population." The football team him Ile eSpiesseti rinileS Is a ltmtle nisi Ihings. The film has the possibility of But Sltil ''s problems reach far beyond one &ash, changes in Its academic expes Nihon. ler what the decision is l' in sure Wherein. Ile... 1110re about the game play and ot the issues or twill teams falling below the requirements. since Finney 's arrival as he and his coaching the film will show in detail the resurfacing many the Iverson getting better in everything. ins hid- brought to the table in recent se- The athletic department is one of 7X schools shit t Immediately implemented the "Operation things that ice go through and ing school." inesters, especially the some taken that had its entire DIY isit n I -A athletic pro- firadualion- plan. will hopeful's do a lot for us " \ ...cording to a report by the N( A. S.IS(' is by the faculty to remose football gram fail to meet the standard. Teams making "IDperation (iraduation" requires each mem- Hill Was mil% one ot scv era! not the only uutits s_'rsuty tinder si.11111M. as Mlle from the school's priorities the grade are WI wmen's golf and women's gym- ber of the fitothall leant hi meet every LIM with ot people Gluier spoke with about the top 25 loothall teams in the nation during Gluier said many feel the nastics. coaches at 7..10 a.m. Players are required to the 2004 seasoir. in. hiding national champions Hill's them) and method of re- cruitment, coaching and encour- university has ignored every- "1.nim the hrst day of the new athletics ad- maintain a hinder - that is the same for each Callt.11111.1. ersity .111111lieni till helIM thing faculty members brought ministration, we knew we had srxirts like worn - person which contains note taking require- agement Ot is adettik-s Much of the requirements to the table with the hinng of a s, t alendars. has- the focus vi as placed on student The NC AA also reports that in men's high-prohle coach and athletics assignments, and kethall. 25 of the (15 wain tournament held athletes Ifill rec noted Boni the inner city In. luded in this group director ways to 111-.1111/1: tot 2004 did not meet the academic standard, Whatever the outcome. slails is, Is It are members Laniar Ferguson STUDENTTRAVEL ins hiding Connecticut, which won the national Omer 's documentary shows side 411 Is ui,th,ill .liampiiinship, and ()klalximil State lint ersity, and George It was Hill. his team and the time they Summer Adventure Travel "I think Ithe pro- is hi. Ii [cached the final Four ''It was really different a good experience.- George said. spent together. and. according "I met ((diner) when I was first to George. Torrey shares some Inca Highlights moving into Spartan Village I sinularittes with the former Lima. Macchio Picchu Conn coach, though other aspects arc and lint Anwitort Lund id telt famous for a minute, 9 days $875. SJSU International House butt then it was almost as if he difterem. wasn't even thew after a while "They 're different guys. coach Costa Rica We got tised to !lasing cameras Hull and coach 'Forney.," George 414 said They have some similar, - Quest Pancake 6reakfast folliny us around Voii /m00% .11.11.10, Who. sand, !ICS Forney is for the isle tint and rainfomata players. like Hill was. But they s 9 days b, $575. Jut things differently. Tomey re- t"5$( Sunday, April 10th Zkli,Itm it U1\11\11114 minds me of my old high school it\I I )1,11 coach. 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Photos by Adam Iletjman / Daily Stuff LEFT: Mike Gilts, bassist for Senses Fall, rocks out during the band's set at the Taste Of Chaos Tour at the Event Center, March 28. Senses Fail will play several shows throughout the United States before joining the Vans Warped Tour this summer.

ABOVE: Gerard Way, lead singer of My Chemical Romance, jumps while onstage. The band will be touring around the United Kingdom and North America before returning back to the Bay Area with the Vans Warped Tour on July 2 at Piers 30 and 32 in San Francisco.

RIGHT: Bert McCracken, lead singer for The Used, sings with his hand on his heart during the band's headlining set. The last show of the tour was Saturday at the Mesa Amphitheater in Phoenix. San Jose band wins spot in tour

By Elizabeth Nguyen The hand had to take out the iNhed PIO I the 111 SiOl) Daily A&E Editor screaming parts. %% his h softened the h, Kind to explain sound of songs like "High Tides" the situatlito. without its erly butchering the song's -Ile vsis IC:111 understanding." While some students prepared for intent. Jones said -Ile it., twining sesism a relaxing spring break in Mexico or After finishing sets from the acous- and hoinophia,4.44in the 1444 stClIC some sandy resort, a group of young tic stage. the stage it as 55% ILAIled 1111 I hi.' last moss-at S '111 vi hen "tunic San Jose rockers spent the begin- prepare for the taster and hea% ier thing hunts him out. he just has to gt1 ning of the week getting ready for post -hard-core hands, tmitsf,iuic tintLill, ;ILIUM it. I support the sold-out Taste of Chaos Tour. the As Senses Fail began playing. a y% hat he about and %se all !eel ter Vans Warped rdole " Tour brought As the indoors, at the "We night vs tilt' Event Center pretty much had to rewrite the whole on, die tout's on March 214. headliner. 'Hie The rock set because it was acoustic." I 'sett. go up festival fea- on stage and tured II sets, people sitting all which in the seats drove the Sean McCauley, ;nosed dou ii Exhibit captures family album crowd crazy. to till the and included bassist for San Jose band Story Told After sus- metal and taining bruised "His work is very nostalgic and has a lot By Vaishali Kirpekar post -hard-core ohs, arms and of narrative, for example the 'Agua Caliente Daily Staff Writer hands such as legs, an audi- Nova' makes me wonder if the family is go- Senses Fail, Killswitch Engage. My mush pit began forming on die lis ciii ence !ill v11111 ing to walk down the canyon or take pictures Chemical Romance and The Used. Center's floor. T11112111e ears. sollIC said the% :ire look - or drink water." she said. In the bustling downtown of San Francisco, The tour also gave local hands an Hundreds of screaming teens be- nig lois% :lid to seeing the same kinds "I want to go to this exhibition. His paint- where even the birds quickly went about their opportunity to participate in the fes- gan climbing over people and push- 4)1 bands in the Vans Warped "hour to ings remind me of my relatives who came to business, artist Robert Bechtle's paintings. tival by holding a competition for a ing their way to the front. come around in the summer. America." said Gregg Conde, a senior major- spot which San Jose hand Story Told Crowd surfing, jumping and head ing in photography. REVIEW won, playing third on the acoustic hanging continued on as Killss% itch Conde added that Bechtle's work is more stage. Engage rocked its way onto the on display at the San Francisco Museum of significant now than it would have been in the "It %%as a good experience." said stage. Modern Art offer a refreshing stillness. '60s because "it reminds us of a bygone era, it Nekin Rinerson. the 19-year-old gui- But what's a rock concert is it bout "Robert Bechtle. A Retrospective." show- is interesting to see their clothes and cars." C anlAra tarist of Story Told and a freshman controversy'? (' I 11 c 0". AS cases 90 works in the genre of photorealism. "Alameda Grand Torino, 1974," shows majoring in computer engineering at After My Chemical Romance got MINIANNWIMI.144.1 11.f VINO 1 He links the realism of the snapshots with the a deadpan image of the family wood-pan- ern) Pruneywd San Jose State University. up on stage, spitting watei onto a i...111.1t. 15 strokes of his brush. The subject is the mun- eled station wagon, the symbol of American The band found out about the sweaty and grateful crowd, lead sing- AIINNATION WOW ZOOS dane such as stucco houses, rows of palm middle class. contest while surfing on the Internet, er Gerard Way asked the anthem e. ii trees and ubiquitous parked cars. "My grandfather had a similar station Lam ST IN Rinerson said. a band asks people to flash them for "Focusing attention on the mundane is an wagon, in Santa Rosa where I grew up." said 11N/A0 Of fACE ANO SOU "I just saw a banner for it on a backstage pass what should people fat) SCHULTZE 6111 TIN RUES extraordinary talent and is very interesting to Maureen Mayes. a student of Sonoma State Myspace," 20-year-old Story. Told do'? see." said Tony May, an art professor at San University. On a student trip to the museum, *LIMA ANO PALMA bassist Sean McCauley said. After a short pause is tilt .1 fin Jose State University. she said. being 33 years old feels too old, THE (.110RUS According to the festival's Web screams of "take it off' among some "Nancy reading" shows Bechtle's wife making it possible to recall the 4.1wirm of the site, the band that collected the most in the audience, Way ansssered %soh. WiLD TAOIST'S Of TELEGRAPH Hilt studying on a table. Items as routine as tea '60s. votes earned a spot on the acoustic "Slap them in the face!" setting off 5011015 cups. salt and pepper shakers cover the table Paul Staiger. Bechtle's student and a for- R040 WARRIOR stage at a local show during the tour. cheers and screams throughout the surface. The desert scene in "Agua Caliente mer professor of an who taught for 33 years, ellaIIID 41 N Santa CIlll 3954203 As the hand began to play, hun- entire audience as the band moved on Nova, 1975," which shows his wife and chil- explained the difference between a photo and TIE TIME Of ANGER dreds of teenagers dressed in various to rock out the rest of the night. dren standing next to their car on a hot day in a painting. POLLIONS degrees of black stood iii the flot.w. Unfortunately for the hand mem the canyon, brings his love for cars and his "The experience of a Bechtle painting is TIMEEll 701s s.occond si '99e3351 try ing to push then vs .n toward the hers of Story Told, the reference %% as v., I Bro., IN, Cwt.. 0111. 1,1...oms Patti family together. not like seeing a photograph," he said. Itint (4 the stage. about them. Bechtle referred to " '46 Chevy" to say, "A photo captures the instant moment, "It was pretty great." said 19-year- "When we got there, we met up "I don't need to hire models!" The paint- But his paintings transcend it. so that I am old Story 'fiold drummei Gary Jones. with a hand we knos from a pre% nous 11105DOVNIO ing shows his brother Kenneth sitting in the not aware of the moment but the continuum SOT TNT I "Even though it (the audience) was show." drummer Jones said. MAP Chevy and grinning in the backdrop of the of reality." 0:411I' -0 OIRVIRAU giant, you could tail) see 10 feet in Story Told had met with another P CUPS charming row of Alameda houses where he At 73. Robert Bechtle. a Bay Area artist, FEVER PITCH front lot you." hand they knew from a pre% ion. grew up. commands the attention of both the young But earning a spot on the tour show whose record label repiesen The mundane, reminiscent of the American and the old. SAHARA did no come without its difficulties, 1111101: influenced them vs titi iii idea middle class life in the 1960s, lends itself He described "Watsonville Chairs" where McCauley said. for a contest for a has kstage iis'.. NATO CONIRINALITY 2 open for interpretation for everyone even "the eye races through the row of chairs on "It's hard to get in a paid tour like he said. BEAUTY SHOP those who haven't grown up in America in the sun-bathed deck only to stop at a man on that." .lones said. The members 4if the hand asked a GUESS WHO that period, can relate to it. the right corner of the canvas." he said. I he usually pop-punk hand only girl to take off her shirt and do jump- His paintings remind some students of se- He gets even more excited when explain- ROWS had about a week to accommodate ing jacks for the pass. Jones said. nit ROAD WARRIOR pia -toned photo albums from the past. ing how the geometrical element in his paint- for the contest's aioustic require- "It Was totally innocent," Jones "It is like seeing a photo album." said ings remain balanced, even when turned up- ment. said. "(Way) Ness it out of propor- Gwen Reyes, a senior majoring in pictorial side down. WWVV i ANNFINAI "We pretty much had to rewrite tion. It was IICVCT leant to degrade arts. "Bechtle's work shows the stereotypical "Robert Bechtle: A Retrospective" is on at our whole set because it was acous- anyone." 11"7: "ideal" family a daughter and a son. the museum until June 5. tic." McCauley said. After My ('bent ii. al Rtimante liii APRIL 7. 2005 THURSDAY A Et E SPARTAN DAILY -- PAGE 9 Drinkof the Week Woody Allen comedy pulls in serious laughs By Peter Clark party full of people which she is in By Angela Forte Doily Stuff Writer some way connected. The movie then examines how Daily Stuff Writer this event changes the relationships Jerry Lewis once told James of everyone at the parts. lkor those who want to sip away at something Lipton there was no difference be- The film effortlessly flips back sweet and alcohol free, the lemongrass soda at tween comedy and tragedy. and forth between the two imaginary. Woody Allen reassesses this no- plays that parallel 'inc another yet Ill VII IV tion in his new film, "Melinda and greatly differ in style. Melinda." Different actors are used to rep- Straits Ross Cafe in Santana is lust the thing. As four friends dine in a dark New resent the same characters in order With similar qualities as a traditional r141)jito, York restaurant, a conversation de- to trigger the desired emotion, al- the lemongrass soda fit lasts lemongi ass sy nip tan though the title character, played by infusion created at Straits), soda w met and mint Kadha Mitchell, remains constant leaves. IN V II throughout the film. The lemongrass in an herb ..immon velops about whether stories could Allen expertly employs cinematic Southeast Asia -- balances out the mint nivel). he inherently tragic or comedic, or rhythms to distinguish hetween the resulting in a lusc ii ius citrus taste with a hint of if these values were subjectively as- comedic Melinda and the tragic sharpness. signed to a set of chronologically Melinda. The drink looks just as hip as any other cock- linked facts by a story's author. The characters in the tragedy Photo courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox tail. especially when the patron clad in couture Two of the dinner guests are play- are very physically inactive and the and oversized sunglasses. guzzles it the patio. Will Ferrell and Radha Mitchell in "Melinda and Melinda." wrights, one a writer of tragedies and camera focuses on their still facial At $2.50 a pop. patrons can choose from other the other of humor. expressions to cons ey their dark llas ors including ginger, passion fruit and black Ugh: IS during the It liii. laughs are still philosophy and classical music, des- To further fan the flames of the feelings, as they seem to float in and currant. ushered in by using different shades perate neurotics trying to kick drug conversation, they are both told the out of view like lost spirits looking The ginger -- a natural soother for the belly of et imedy. addiction, dinner parties where each same story and asked whether it is a for a body to possess. is extremely spicy and tart nothing like a The tragic parts of the film are guest either wants to listen to them- tragedy or a comedy. The comedic characters flail their .111 if ginger ale. trying to mask the absurdity of life seises talk or lease, and the brittle- Roth perceive the story in their arms, stutter around and get them- 'the latter two flas ors are not too exciting un- where the comedic strands are bla- ness and bitterness of uncommunica- respective artistic styles and begin to selves into situations that only slap- less one its es the generic tasie of Italian NI XI:v., tantly pointing out the absurdity of Ilse lose weave separate narratives that yield stick can lighten, such as when Will sirmis is located at 333 Santana Ross and is life. "Melinda and Melinda" is a per- very different results. Ferrell's character catches his \', tie III open tutu I 10 p.m. Sundays through I uesday sand After some sub-par pictures. it is fec t movie for the type of filmgoer The two variations on the same bed with another man and is relies ed. midnight Wednesdays through Saturdays. nice to see Woody Allen back in full 'is ho enjoys laughing at scenes in story is the catalyst for the bulk of the since he can freely be with another yI ur beverage in the es citing while par- stride with "Melinda and Melinda." 01115 les that aren't funny, but just too a woman taking in karaoke Wednesdays or listening to Ike tilm, which is about named woman. All of the trademarks of a classic real to be taken seriously. Melinda with a tumultuous past and Hz, and hip-hop !!trIlly, The irony of "Melinda and Woody Allen comedy are in place Ii is currently play ing at select who unexpectedly drops by a dinner Melinda" is that regardless of the - urbane Manhattamtes waving theaters.

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By Sarah Holcomb gram began five years ago. said point of view of her brother. Ash, interviews about her great-grand- prevent anyone from reading it. Daily Stuff Writer Paul Douglass. who is the coordi- leaving the United States to go to mother and life in Cuba. Freeman-Toole found the diary migrants nator for the program. Israel to be an Orthodox Jew, she "I thought it would be interest- and was able to decode it in about said. ing to see what was going on in a month, she said. Two of the three budding Spechler said she encoun- my family while she was writing "I looked for three letter pat- cross writers who are participating tered various challenges in the poetry." Font said. "I had my terns which were repeated and OPINI in the Steinbeck Fellowship at writing this novel, including family tell me their stories and it figured that was 'the,' " she said. San Jose State University will the typical writing challenges organically grew out from there." "She used apostrophes too, so I U.S. border be presenting their projects of out-of-control plots and Unlike Spechler. Font said she knew those were S's. I had to use a AGUA PRIETA. Mexico (AP) and answering questions from consistently lively dialogue. is nervous about reading from her magnifying glass because some of The number of Mexican mi- the audience at 7:30 "The biggest challenge. manuscript at the forum. the squares were about a quarter p.m. to- grants trying to sneak into the day in the however, has been writing "There's a sense of exposure of the size of a pencil eraser." Engineering build- United States through southeast ing auditorium. SPICHLEIt about Orthodox Jewish men." because it's about me and about In decoding the diary. Freeman- PONT said. "And I Toole said she learned many pre- Arizona has dropped by half since Diana Spechler and Spechler said. "They don't re- my family." Font ally want me around, which want to make sure I'm not boring viously unknown things about her hundreds of U.S. civilians began Rosanna Font will be read- Vies' fro!, Applicants have to submit a has made research difficult." people." grandmother, such as a secret mar- guarding the area earlier this week. ing from their works in progress China nee written proposal to a committee She said she tried to check out Font said that her work is still riage and addiction to opium. say Mexican officials assigned to and then taking questions from Taiwan p and when the committee chooses some yeshivas. which he said are in progress, which adds to the ner- The second half of her grand- protect their citizens. audience members regarding their the finalists, they are reviewed institutes for the advanced study vousness. mother's life was spent in Alaska But that doesn't mean the mi- btioks and the fellowship. Louise and approved by Martha Cox. a of Jewish texts, but because of "The work is still in develop- and was vastly different from her grants have given up. Most re- Freeman-Took, the third fellow, professor emeritus from SJSU the strict rules regarding male ment. and because it's a work in life in Pasadena. Freeman-Toole main determined to cross and say said she had to drop out of the who funds the program. Douglass and female contact many yeshivas progress. you never know how it said her grandmother was a writer they will simply avoid the 23 -mile fellowship early because of health said. Out of 30 to 100 applicants, would not let her in to the facili- will affect people." she said. and faithfully documented events stretch of desert between Agua problems and will not be at the three or fewer are chosen each ties because she was an unmarried in her life. In Alaska. her grand- Pricta and Mao, where volunteers forum. Freeman-Toole is also working year. he said. woman. mother's nickname was Smokey, from the "Minuteman Project" are Font earned a master of fine arts on a project that reveals part of her Cox founded the Steinbeck Spechler said she is not nervous hence the title of the book. guarding the U.S. side of the bor- degree from New York University, family. Her nonfiction piece. titled Center at SJSU and the fellow- about the forum because she loves Each of the fellows said they der. according to information from the "Smokey and Johnny." is based on Off the Pa, ship is affiliated with the center. to read aloud and are grateful for the Grupo Beta, a Mexican govern- English department. She is cur- Not even il However. the Steinbeck Fellows' wishes she could do opportunity the fellow- ment-sponsored organization that rently an can heat it, editor of the Bellevue projects do not need to be related so more often. ship has given them tries to discourage people from Literary Review Earth p. 2 and also an editor to the author. Font said her "There's a sense of exposure and have found their crossing illegally, began patrolling at Avalon Publishing Group. When the applicants agree to project, titled "The newfound camaraderie that area along with state police of- Spechler has had her fiction participate in the program, they Fig Tree: A Cuban - because it's about me and about productive and enjoy- ficers on Sunday. when Minuteman and non-fiction works appear in commit to the program for one American Memoir." able. anti -immigrant activists began NI WS various publications and has won year and receive a $10.(100 sti- has been a memoir my family." Douglass said the showing up. prizes for her fiction and short pend and, in some cases, subsi- of her family histo- program is designed Before the volunteers arrived. Foster You! stories, according to information dized housing. ry that explores the Roxanna Font, to support writers who Grupo Beta encountered at least Program ho from the department. Spechler Douglass said event attendance experience of living are at the beginning of 4110 migrants daily. On Monday, admission r said she finished her under- varies from year to year. in Cuba while her author their careers, regard- the second day Minutemen were graduate studies at University of "The most we've had is 150 great-grandmother less of how old they present on the border, they spotted Carnegie Si Colorado. Boulder and earned people, but it varies on what is go- was alive. 198. said Bertha de la Rosa. Beta's Rona Halua her grandmother's diaries that she are. her MFA in creative writing at the ing on with the projects and how Font said the memoir is based "She has a driving goal to leave coordinator in Agua Prieta, a town pool of 3110 found after her grandmother died University of Montana. much word gets out," Douglass on her great-grandmother's poetry her mark." Douglass said. across the border from Douglas. in 1980. Human Res Freeman-Toole has received said. and prose, which her grandmother Each of the fellows said they Ariz. De la Rosa said that doesn't Hiring net, numerous fellowships for her Spechler will be reading passed down to Font while she During World War I. her grand- appreciate Cox's generosity and mean most have decided to stay president p. projects. According to informa- from her novel. titled "Who By was in college. mother went by the nickname determination to keep the arts home. tion from the English department, Fire." which is a story about a The memoir begins by explor- Johnny, and was a society girl in alive. "The fact that we're not seeing her current project is also being brother and sister set against the ing a story her great-grandmother Pasadena, Calif., by day, but lived "We're so lucky to have people them here doesn't mean they are supported by a $20.000 fellowship Palestinian uprising in Israel in a secret life by night. Freeman- not trying to cross.- de la Rosa said. wrote about a fig tree in which the like (Cox) in this world who con- S13011 IS from Brown University. in addi- 2002. tree has various metaphorical pur- Toole said. Johnny kept a diary tribute so much to the arts." Font "They say they vv ill look for anoth- tion to the Steinbeck Fel k The novel grew out of a short poses. Then the piece focuses on of her night activities, but because said. "Without her, none of this er place or wait awhile hut they Men's Golf The Steinbeck Fellowship pro- story she wrote from the sister's her family in Cuba and includes it was 1918. she wrote in code to would are not giving up." happen." Young team P'7

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