D S Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 a FRIDAY PARTAN MIX www.t espartan ai y.com 11.2.01 VOL. 117, No. 46 Governor Gray Davis warns of attacks LOS ANGELES (AP) The The FBI, however, said in its Nov. 7, the agency said. Monday's warning. The official Tom Ridge said in a telephone FBI has alerted law enforcement alert that authorities had not yet Justice Department spokes- said a foreign Islamic terrorist interview Thursday that even agencies in eight Western states corroborated the information but woman Mindy Tucker said the group may be targeting the though federal authorities had that it has unconfirmed informa- decided to issue a warning, information that prompted the bridges. not publicly released the informa- WEATHER tion that terrorists may be tar- The warning was sent Wednes- warning was "at a lower level" Davis mentioned the warning tion, he would not second-guess geting suspension bridges on the day to law enforcement agencies than what led to the FBI's gener- Thursday during a news confer- Davis' decision to do so. PARTLY CLOUDY West Coast. in California, Washington, Ore- al warning to Americans on Mon- ence in which he also appointed "I respect the decision Gov. The Justice Department con- gon, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Mon- day. "We are working to verify the the state's new terrorism security Davis made; he exercised his High: 70 firmed the warning Thursday tana and Idaho. validity" of the information, czar, George Vinson, a 23-year judgment," Ridge said. Federal Low: 50 after California Gov. Gray Davis "Reportedly, unspecified Tucker said, veteran of the FBI. authorities, "thought it was said law enforcement officials groups are targeting suspension A senior U.S. official, speaking "The best preparation is to let important enough to relate to the had "credible evidence" that four bridges on the West Coast," the on condition of anonymity, said terrorists know, we know what governor, and the governor California bridges, including the FBI said in the message. Six the threat is based on new infor- you're up to, we're ready for you," thought it was important enough OPINION Golden Gate, may be the target of "incidents" were planned during mation acquired by U.S. intelli- Davis said. an attack. rush hour between Friday and gence and law enforcement since Homeland Security Director see ATTACK. Page 3 'Annoyed' reflects on a lost semester Science, and time that keeps flying Goal oriented. . . by. religion discussed Pondering the Day of the Dead will make a in movie person ask, By Andrew Toy 'Where's My DAILY STAFF WItIl FR Lighter?' The Institute of Social Responsibility, Ethics, and Edu- cation at San Jose State Univer- sity is hosting the viewing of a Page 2 video conference taped in Octo- ber at Harvard University titled, "Science and Religion: A Multi- media Discussion." SPORTS The viewing of the conference has been broken up into three segments, the first was shown Thursday and the next two are slated for Nov. 8th and 15th from noon to 2 p.m. at the Instruction- al Resource Center, in Room 306. According to Richard Keady, the director of the Institute of Social Responsibility, Ethics, and Education, the conference is a The San Jose State University conversation and discussion men's rugby club gets ready to about the science and religious scrum this perspective of what it means to season. The club took be human. Omar Ornelas Daily Slag a hit in a 22-7 preseason loss Thursday's segment featured Joel Molina, a San Jose State University student, uses a pair of trees as goal posts in front of Dwight Bentel Hall to practice Thursday. Saturday at Santa Clara two key guest speakers. University. The first was Jane Goodall of Page 6 the Jane Goodall Institute and a doctor irr ethology, the study of animal behavior and the forma- tion of human characteristics. Fund honors fallen S.J. officer Goodall is known for her INSIDE extensive field research of chim- panzees in their natural environ- By Ben Aguirre Jr. "He was an outstanding stu- Thomas said the Fontana fam- people were interested to know if dent," said Shannon Thomas, ily contacted Inger Sagatun- the department was doing any- ment. With her DAII v MA \ hol log Letters Pg. 2 knowledge, she for the talked about her experiences internship coordinator Edwards, the chair of the admin- thing to honor Fontana. In light of the recent death of department. "What's interesting istration of justice department, "Immediately after his death, Sparta Guide Pg. 2 with chimpanzees and the simi- larities San Jose police officer Jeffrey is that he was also a recipient of Tuesday evening to discuss the we had students, faculty and that she discovered Fontana, the San Jose State the Lomio scholarship." Classifieds Pg. 5 between them and humans. Uni- scholarship. other students asking if we were versity administration of justice The Lomio scholarship is "We already had something in setting up a scholarship," According to Goodall, she has department, in Crossword Pg. 5 found from her conjunction with named after SJSU alumnus mind, but things like this have to Sagatun-Edwards said. "I dis- field study that the Fontana family, has set up a Daniel Lomio, a San Francisco go through the family," Thomas cussed it with his mother and she Sports Pg 6 scholarship memorial fund in his police officer who was also killed said. See MOVIE, Page 3 name. in the line of duty. Sagatun-Edwards said some see FUND, Page 3 A.S. office move means more red tape Day of the Dead By kemberly Gong DAIIN SIAIF Wk111-14 Yellow construction tape and a celebrates afterlife chain-link fence circling the Uni- versity House at San Jose State University are the first welcome By Cohn Atagi the ofrenda. signs to the Associated Students, However, she wasn't avail- which have finally moved its DAllY STAiF WItIrFI2 able for comment. offices to the house. El Die de los Muertos, the Miguel Ulloa, a senior A.S. moved into the house on Day of the Dead, was celebrat- majoring in international busi- Oct. 19, said A.S. administrative ed Thursday to honor those ness, said he was impressed by assistant, Maria Murphy. who have passed on to the the department's ofrenda. Currently, the office space that afterlife. "I'm Mexican, so it's a part of will be used for the board of direc- Robert Milnes, the director my culture." he said. "I'm tors is still under construction, for the school of art and design. impressed to see that they put and recently had desks installed, said the Day of the Dead is dif- the American colors on the said Alice Tsai, the A.S. director ferent from Halloween. ofrenda. I'm quite happy to see of student resource affairs. "It's a celebration of life," that because Day of the Dead is The office is still under con- Milnes said. "Halloween, in its to remember the ones we love struction and desks and chairs current manifestations, has and the ones who passed away are still not set up. Mail for the more to do with ghosts and gob- that we want to continue to board members was sitting on lins and things like that. I remember." the table, waiting to be picked up. think Day of the Dead really is Ulloa said he thought the Tsai said there is one working a way of linking with your own American colors on a product of phone in the office for the board heritage and those who have the Mexican culture showed a of directors. come before you as families and sign of unity between the two "We can't do office work in friends." countries. there as of now," she said. Milnes said activities usual- He said the only thing miss- A.S. vice president Akbar ly take place over a couple of ing from the ofrenda were pic- Shetty, said every director has an days, but Nov. 1 is the actual tures of the deceased, which he e-mail address or voice mailbox Omar (kudos / Daily Stuff day of celebration. said is a common practice in that they can be reached at. Boxes littered the Board of Directors Office in the Scheller house. The extent of the activities Mexico when creating ofren- A.S. president Maribel Mar- depends on how dedicated peo- das. tinez said that she, A.S. controller response," Cohen said. signed on time, causing a delay in the group holds its bi-weekly ple are and if everyone is able In addition to the ofrenda, Julie Perreira-Rieken and Shetty He said the board was unre- getting Internet access. board meetings in. However, to travel, he said. the Spartan Memorial was all had offices that were set up. sponsive and prone to one-way Tsai said it was sometimes because of a vandalism on Oct. 5. An ofrenda. which is Span- open for anyone who wanted to "You can currently contact communication because they hard to contact directors because that damaged the house's eleva- ish for an offering, is used for pray for the dead. three executives who will be take so long to respond to anyone. most haven't posted any office tor, A.S. is not able to hold board offerings to the deceased. One Roger Wharton, chaplain for responding to any messages," "They are there to take care of hours since the house isn't com- meetings as of yet, because the was set up in the Art building sjspirit.org, said the memorial Martinez said. students needs on a reasonable pleted. She urged students to con- boardroom is on the second floor, in honor of the celebration. was open from 10 a.m, to noon. She said there are 16 members time element and that isn't being tact directors if they had any Tsai said. "It was done by people in an "People just came and went," total in the Associated Students. taken care of" he said. "It disap- questions or concerns and said The offices for all A.S. board art and education class," he said. "About 10 people Martinez said she didn't know points me, because it's one of the that all phone numbers have members and executives are also Milnes said. "They use art as a showed up, but they were pret- how long it would take for a major barriers in why there is so stayed the same. on the second floor, which makes way of understanding different ty happy that the memorial member of the board to respond much apathy and school spirit." "Hold us accountable if we them inaccessible for those with cultures." was open." to students. Martinez said the board of don't return phone calls or e- disabilities. Milnes said a lot of people Wharton said this was the Steve Cohen, a member of Stu- directors still had few means of mail," Tsai said. Shetty said students can come stopped by to look at the ofren- first time he used Ow IneIllOrl- dents for Students, said the club access for students. Tsai said all members could be into the house, but must be care- da, though he's not sure how al for the Day of the Dead, and has contacted the board on "We're still waiting for Inter- reached at http://as.sjsu.edu ful of the construction still going many. that he is trying to keep it open numerous occasions with little net access in the house," Mar- The University House, former- on. Construction workers are still According to Milnes, Pamela on a regular basis. usually too late. tinez said. Sharp El Shayeb from the art feedback that is ly known as the Scheller House, painting parts of the house and see "We send them e-mails all the Shetty said this was because was voted on by A.S. to house the department was responsible for MUERTOS, Page 3 time and we don't get anything in money requisitions were not new offices and boardroom that see MOVE. Page 3 C) PIN ION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Pressures of another semester winding down someone please take a look at ing. The same one you felt when you my second home. Canhis or her watch or calendar and were in high school, just weeks before I have spent more time in Dwight SJSU undeserving tell me what month it is? the big date. Bente! Hall than I have at my own home. It feels like this semester just started. You're happy because you are finally And in that time, I have met dozens I can still remember going to all of my done with this school stuff, but then of people and have given me more guid- of the put downs classes with the best intentions of show- again, you realize that you now have to ance by peers and advisers than I had ing up to every meeting. Of course, that go out into the world and be productive. had in the two previous years. Iwanted to comment on the article "Bureau- has gone right out the window, but has- And what about the friends you've cratic obstacles But that's not my point. to overcome for a degree," n't it done the same for everyone else? made here? not here to pay tribute to those lOct. 29). I thought that it was I remember the smell of the cash Many of you will be exchanging con- I am great that who have touched my life, that is a the writer gave readers knowledge of what is that used to be in my wallet as I tact information and part ways, telling going on in her life up to this point. I agree entered the bookstore, and the feeling attitude of those who live in it. each other you'll see one another soon, topic for another column. that when graduation day comes, most of what of an extra 30 pounds as I exited with I mean after the Sept. 11 terrorist but knowing inside that it's just a way It's just that the time is passing too is learned is put away or perhaps forgotten. I an armful of books. attacks, time has just flown by. to easily let go. fast. also believe that San Jose State University is I still remember it, I'm sure you do too. Things are obviously not the same as I am not one of those who are gradu- The life that each of us lives is said unique because it is different from all others. Remember when every seat in the they used to be and often we lay down ating, but I'm sure you're feeling it. to be measured in years, but if you take I was then very upset that SJSU was put classroom used to be full and you'd have to rest and rise as if we are robots, with Hell, I still have another year and a a step back and look at it, time is what down in the process of how the school is to stand against the wall and take notes? very little emotion, living life as if every half remaining (hopefully) and I'm you perceive it to be. unique. The drop policy can be a bad thing to What about the people that would day were part of our routine. already feeling it. I said it last semester, when I turned some students, but if everything were made barge into class and try to add it? Even things at school are starting to My first two years at this university 21. Age is just a number and these easy then what would be the point of getting And the lack of parking that used to shape up differently. were pretty much wasted. I mean I got months are just a way to measure the a higher education. In the real world, outside plague the students who wanted to get Suddenly the sun sets shortly after 5 the basic education I needed (I think), time that has passed, but ironically this of school, no one is ever given an easy time. to class because they feared the profes- p.m. and the gingko tree is dropping its but I didn't really have any friends on is what has gotten me down lately. SJSU makes some sor or lecturer would drop them? little berries, leaving the campus in a campus. It's Nov. 2 - 20 days before Thanks- things tough because it Yep, it seems like prepares students to succeed in the real just yesterday. world of funk. One night I was talking with my giving and 53 days before Christmas. But now look at this. Things are just moving too fast. father and he made a great point. He world. The comment on Stanford University is It's Don't let the next two months pass you a tougher frikin' November. I remember just 60 days ago when told me I only went to school for four college to enroll in, and yet have low We just had Halloween, Thanksgiving the tree used to be bare and students hours a day, and often had all my class- by as the previous ones have. If you do, standards on their drop policy. I feel that this is right around the corner and the winter could walk by it without gasping for air es in the same building, so how could I the semester will be finished and it will article makes SJSU students seem like slack- holidays are rapidly approaching. 100 feet before and after it. And when experience college to the fullest? be 2002 before you know it. ers who just want sit down and enjoy the ride. Where has the time gone? the sun used to set right before 8 p.m. I took his words to heart. Can you believe it? More thought should be considered before Perhaps it just goes to show the Aside from the physical changes, After thinking about his comments, I writing such an article later on. world we live in. there is always the mental aspect. decided to do something. After stum- Ben Aguirre Jr. is the Spartan Daily The hustle and bustle of the city life, I'm sure those of you who are gradu- bling into journalism, I joined the Daily. Managing Editor. Melissa Shoemake and the I-want-it-and-I-want-it-now ating are starting to feel that sad feel- For the last 15 months, this has been "Annoyed" appears Fridays. Business Human Resource Management

Support group and mentoring, 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 cm, in the Montalvo room of the Student Legend and its moral Union. For more information, call Diane Sparta Stegmeir at 279-6385. Counseling Services explain Day of the Dead General process group, 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 night grew heavy, and the man -Guide p.m. in the Administration building, Room 201. Thewith the long, black cape and top hat For more information, call Kell Fujimoto or Jeni sat on the coffin of the old diseased Today Monday Landau at 924-5910. who had passed away the night before. On top of the tomb, his family had left him a School of Art and Design Catholic Campus Ministry Urban Planning Coalition pot of Colada Morada, a drink made from Student galleries art exhibitions, 10 a.m. to 4 Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Student organization of Urban and Regional dry purple corn, pineapple, blueberry, rasp- p.m. in galleries two, three, five, six, eight and Her- Chapel. For more information, call Sister Marcia at Planning department meets, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. berry, cloves, cinammon and other spices. bert Sanders in the Art and Industrial Studies 938-1610. every first and third Tuesday of the month in at Sitting next to this beverage was a buildings. For more information, call John or Pizza-A-Go-Go on San Carlos Street. For more huahua de pan, a homemade loaf of bread Nicole at 924-4330. School of Art and Design information, call Irvin David at 924-7433. shaped in the form of a child. Student galleries art exhibitions, 10 a.m. to 4 It is unknown when or where this spe- cific tradition started, yet on Nov. 2, Day of Student Life Center p.m. through Friday in galleries two, three, five, Student Health Center He saw the ring, a green emerald smiled Student leaders are invited to apply for "Lead- six, eight and Herbert Sanders in the Art and Anthrax, question and answer forum, noon to 1 the Dead is celebrated and families get together to bake the bread and make the back at him as he took the dead man's hand ership Today: Creating Community in a Diverse Industrial Studies buildings. For more information, p.m. at the Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more and kissed the ring with his red lips. He World, Jan, 16 - 18 at the Aailomar Retreat Center. call John or Nicole at 924-4330. information, call Dr. Oscar Battle, Jr. at 924-6117. purple drink. Kids, otherwise forbidden to their own lit- tried to slide it off the fat finger but the ring Deadline to apply is 5 p.m., Nov. 20. This program touch the dough, get to mold would not come off. The dead man's fmgers is designed to train students address issues of aispiritorg tle people, which they eat later. Going back to the man in the black cape. had swollen up to the point where the ring diversity. There is no cost to participate. Applica- Daily meditation, 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. through Wednesday seemed carved into his skin. tions are available in the Mosaic of the Student Thursday at the Campus Ministry on 10th Street. His name was Don Tulio and everyone in._ Don Tulio tried eurerything. He poured Union and the Student Life Center (the Old Cafe- Come join us no town knew about him and how he lost his matter what your meditation Gay Lesbian Bisexual and fortune gambling and betting on cockfights. some alcohol and pulled as hard as he could teria building) or by e-mailing form. There is a power and comfort in community Tramsgendered Alliance (GLBTA1 - . . He came frith a gitod fanfity, yet noYf6' of" but nothing worked. He looked up at the full jpboydgemail.sjsu.edu. For more information, call meditation. For more information, call Chaplain Weekly club meeting, 5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. in the them talked to him anymore because of his moon laughing at him and cursed the night Jane Boyd at 924-5961. Roger at 275-1346 or visit the Web site sjapint.org. Costanoan room of the Student Union. Community, poor character. and all of its spirits for being against him. activities, support and discussion open to all. For Tonight he had come with two inten- Frustrated, tired and drunk, he sat next New Student Orientation: Leader Recruit- Jewish Student Union and Millet of Silicon more information, e-mail the alliance at tions, to get drunk in a peaceful place with to the corpse and passed out. Suddenly a ment Valley glbtails)email.sjsu.edu. no danger of getting into a fight and to fol- chill going down his spine awakened him Looking for a job on campus where you can "Lunch 'N Learn," noon to 1 p.m. in the Mosaic low through one of the great ideas that had and he looked next to him and saw the make a difference? Join a team of 25 paid orienta- Multicultural Center in the Student Union, is a Students for Justice occurred to him one night. frozen face still dead. He jumped up and tion leaders and impact more than 3,000 new stu- great opportunity for all students, faculty and staff Weekly meeting, 5 p.m. in the Pacheco room of Manuel Bedoya had died two days ago of looked around, still the same silence as dents. Applications are available in the Student members to learn from one another informally the Student Union. Join us as we plot world domi- what seemed to be chicken pox. He hap- before and the ring still shined through all Life Center in the Old Cafeteria building. Deadline about Jewish- related topics. Today's topic is "What nation and progressive campus campaigns. For pened to be the richest man alive and the grayness of the night. is Nov. 2. For more information, call 924-5950 or e- the heck are the holidays?" For more information, more information, call Vanessa at 504-9554. dead. His family had fought for his inheri- He took out his knife and sliced the fin- mail gwolcott49' jsu.edu. call Gideon at 286-6669 ext. 13 or e-mail jcsdshil- tance, which consisted of a couple million ger of the man's hand, laughing hysterical- lelsv.org. Catholic Campus Ministry sucres and a huge hacienda, full of crops, ly at his clever move. 'Why hadn't he AISES Bible Trek, 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Mon- animals and servants. Not a whole lot, but thought of this before? Oh well, now he had the ring and smiling back at Sixth annual Red Earth Days student talent Political Science Department talvo room of the Student Union. For more infor- a family feud. life started enough to start him. Or show, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Engineering Audito- Meeting to create a student club, 4 p.m. in the mation. call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. Yet, Don Tulio was not worried about all so he thought. He closed the coffin and started burying rium. For more information, call Aida at 986-1696. Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more of that nonsense. He had known the old bas- it again with a frantic desperation. When information, call Menvyn Kron at 788-1774. Re-Entry and Commuter Help Program tard and knew he was buried with a piece of he was done, he grabbed his possessions Disabled Student Organization Brown bag: test taking strategies with and make some Mary stone that he could sell and just as he was about to leave, he looked Be an advocate for students with disabilities. money off of. Yes, Bedoya had been buried Moore of Counseling Services, noon to 1:15 p.m. in back and saw he had knocked over the "Pauline," student intern to President Caret of Tuesday the Pacheco room of the Student Union. Meet with under the earth with a ring so big and shiny hit you with it. cross that had been planted at the head of SJSU, 1:30 p.m. at the Career Center. For more other returning students and discuss areas of it could knock you out if he the tomb. He grabbed his hammer and information, call Stacie Hero at 924-6041. Department of Nutrition and Food Science interest. For more information, call Jane Boyd at That morning, after they had carried out all the rituals a good man deserves, they had pounded the cross back in place. He tried to Come check out the latest in body composition 924-5950. get up, but felt something jerk him back Catholic Campus Ministry testing, 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central Class- opened up a hole and buried the body fully dressed - jewelry and all. down. A million thoughts came to his head; Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m and First Friday Wor- room building. Students pay $5. Staff and faculty Spring 2002 in Both. England he tried pulling back on his cape without ship and Social, 6 p.m. at the Campus Ministry members pay $10. For more information, call Sher- Informational meeting, 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Don Tulio considered it a sacrilege to mess with the dead, yet he was a man in looking around but could not fight the grip. Chapel. For more information, call Elizabeth ry at 206-7599. in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 213. For more infor- All of the hair in his body stood on end Campisi at 938-1610. mation, call Harvey Gotliffe at 924-3246.Informa- need and besides, no one was going to find out. He had brought his tools with him, so he and he felt his heart beating faster than M.E.Ch.A. tional meeting, 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. in Hugh ever. He crouched over because he felt a Raze Day Committee weekly meetings, noon to Gillis Hall, Room 114. For more information, call started with the shovel and worked his way down until he reached the coffin. He stopped strong pain in his cheat and wiped off the Saturday 1 p.m. in the Chicano Library Resource Center. Chris Fink at 924-4458. only for some air and a gulp of aguardiente sweat dripping from the sides of his hat. Chicano Studies mural project. 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. You (alcoholic drink made from sugarcane). The next morning, a group of kids found AISES are welcome to take pert in the designing process Linguistics and Language Development Stu- He looked around, what if the dead his body lying cold and stiff to the side of a Sixth annual Red Earth Days benefit concert, 6 of a mural at the Chicano Studies department. For dent Association man's spirit got pissed and came back to tomb. His cape had caught to the side of p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Engineering Auditorium. For more information, call Adriana Garcia at 655-6785. Teaching ESL in the community college sys- hunt him until it drove him mad? the cross when he hammered it down. more information, call Aida at 956-1696. tem: a panel discussion, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in It was only that ring he wanted and he Indian communities tell this tale to their Catholic Campus Ministry Sweeney Hall, Room 314. For more information. was so close to it and to getting out of all his kids to teach them how greed can kill and Scripture Reflection,? p.m. to 8:16 p.m. at the call Brandon Smith at (650) 654-9585 or e-mail financial troubles after he selling it. He how you should never mess with the dead. Sunday Campus Ministry Chapel. For more information, rafthrandoftol.com. promised himself that if he did this he No one knows what happened to the ring, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. would clean up his act and become the hon- but once in a while a man in a cape is seen Catholic Campus Ministry orable man his family wanted him to be. on Nov. 2 in a certain cemetery in that place Mass, II a.m. and 5 p.rn. at the Campus Min- SJSU Ballroom Dance Club Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students Three a.m. and he was still hesitating ... where the wind blows the other way around. istry Chapel. For more information, call Sister West Coast swing, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and faculty and staff members The deadline for entries is Finally a loud cracking noise and off came Marcia at 938-1610. open dancing, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Spartan won. three working days before the desired publication the coffin's top. There lay the old man, his Complex, Room 89. For more information, call the date Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily Office face yellow and full of scabs from the chicken Karla Cachet is a Spartan dance club at 924-SPIN. in Dwight newel Hall. Roam 209 Space restrictions mat pox. The smell of rot and decay was almost Daily Production Editor. require editing of submissions Entries are printed In the unbearable, but Don Tulio took a gulp and "Where's My Lighter?" Nurses Christian Fellowship order in which they are received blocked off all the casualties that come from appears Fridays. stealing from dead corpses.

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FUND: Internship specifics unknown Window shopping. . . continued from Page 1 here at the department." Currently, the adzninistration said it would be a wonderful of justice department offers three idea." scholarships totaling about Thus far, Thomas said she $10,000, Thomas said. believes the fund has had com- She said the amount of the mitments from the administra- scholarship and its criteria have tion of justice department, the yet to be determined, but the San Francisco 49ers and the San department hopes to have it Jose Police Department. ready by the spring of 2002. She said the 49ers have con- Associated Students' Presi- tacted the department and said dent Maribel Martinez said the they are "passing around the administration of justice depart- boot." ment has yet to contact her about However, the 49ers media con- the scholarship fund, but said she tact was unavailable for com- felt it would be good if the stu- ment. dent government did something. Joseph Daris, a public infor- "I think that we do have a mation officer for the San Jose commitment to our community," Police Department, said he's sure she said. the department would do some- Luke Crawford, a senior thing, but nothing has been administration of justice major, arranged. said he thought the scholarship "We are talking about tax pay- was a good idea. ers' dollars here," he said. "We are "I think it's absolutely wonder- not a private business, so any- ful," he said. "He did so much for thing like that has to go through his family and everyone from the a process." 49ers. It would just be wonderful However, he did say that the to have a scholarship in his R FASHION BENEFIT FOR department usually commemo- name." rates fallen police officers. For more information regard- , THE AMERICAN RED CROSS "One time they dedicated a ing the Fontana Memorial Schol- Fazonv,. NOvINSIa 21110, 2001 park to an officer," Dana said. "At arship Fund, contact the admin- / # wa.se alarm** I Pam Stem, Srra Mae Ca ..") the very minimum, he will have istration of justice department at his name engraved on a plaque (408) 924-2940. _ - - MUERTOS: Rooted in Mexican culture continued from Pagel Wednesday night in anticipa- tion of the celebration. "I'm starting to do it more Father Gregory, from often to reclaim that sacred Jamaica, spoke in a congrega- feeling," he said. tion that raised $150 to $200 Wharton said that the for the church, Dougherty said. Roman-Catholic Administra- A dinner was held, followed Christy Kinskey / Special to the Daily tion was also celebrating the by a music jam session, Day of the Dead at the Campus Dougherty said. San Jose State University alumnus Raul Hofer Torres hangs gle-handediy organized a show of fashion models, D3s and bands Ministry Center at the corner On Thursday, at 12:10 p.m., a publicity poster in Zanotto's Grocery in downtown San Jose to benefft the Red Cross. The show is scheduled to start at 9:30 of San Fernando and 10th a mass for All Saints Day took place at the chapel, with about Thursday afternoon. In the aftermath of Sept. 11, Raul has sin- p.m. at Waves Smokehouse on Post Street. streets. Father Charlie Dougherty 50 people attending, Dougherty said the church held a vigil said.

MOVIE: Jane Goodall and William Newsome were invited to speak about what it means to be human Do you have continued from Pagel In relation to the recent terror- they were holding the conference sation to share their ideas and to conversation. Not mutual con- ist attacks, Goodall said the event in trying to find the answer to the communicate with one another. demnation or mutual exclusion." there is a common ancestry showed how humans are capable question is an answer in itself. "You have to have a conversa- Keady said that in viewing Asthma. between chimps and humans. of the greatest evil and the great- "To my knowledge, we are the tion between people in religions, the rest of the conference, one Do you know someone who has asthma'? Chimpanzees Do you want to contribute to knowledge show long-term eat good. only species that searches for and the humanities and in the would experience a good repre- about the condition and its treatment'? family bonds and also nonverbal She also said chimpanzees the meaning of our existence," arts and science. You have to sentation of a variety of perspec- People with asthma are neefled to communication. For example, express themselves in a con- Newsome said. have a conversation, not simply tives from both the science and participate in research they hold hands, kiss, embrace, trolled manner. She said she He said he doesn't get answers existing in separate realms," religion views in answering the Monet170hordyiesnsproonvoily to tickle one another, and laugh. believes that humans can learn from science, because explana- Keady said. "And that what these question of "what does it mean Chimpanzees also understand how to control their acts in the tions from biology, chemistry, and people are doing is creating a to be human?" Allem and Asthma Msoclatcj the moods and feelings of one same way, physics are ambiguous. Research Center another, but they have a dark The other speaker was William He said that to look for the Please call: (408) 553-0709 ext. 137 . side that can cause brutal behav- Newsome from Stanford Univer- answer; everyone needs to go ior. sity, a doctor of sensory and cog- beyond science for the ultimate Goodall said that once humans nitive neuroscience. meaning. are able to admit that there are He opened the discussion with Keady, the institute's director, other animals that are like them, the question of "what does it said he liked what the people in then humans can share the plan- mean to be human?" the forum were doing because et in a more respectful manner. Newsome said the fact that they came together in a conver-

ATTACK: Security around the bridges has been heightened November 5-7, 2001 continued from Page 1 Bridge, both in San Francisco, the spokesman for the San Francisco- Vincent Thomas Bridge at the Oakland Bay Bridge. "We're rou- 9:00Am - 3:00 PAl 2001 to relate to his citizens," Ridge Port of Los Angeles, and the Coro- tinely inspecting the IDs of work- said. nado Bridge in San Diego. era ... on the bridge to assure that In response to the warning, Security around the bridges everyone who is on the bridge Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has been heightened and involves belongs on the bridge." ordered stepped-up police patrols the National Guard, U.S. Coast Although hundreds of bomb of the state's most heavily trav- Guard and California Highway threats have be called in to eled bridges. But he said the Patrol, he said, authorities about sites in Califor- move was only as a precaution, The Golden Gate, a 4,200-foot- nia, this is only the second threat and said there was no reason for long suspension bridge, spans judged to be credible since the motorists to avoid using the across the Golden Gate Strait at Sept. 11 attacks, Davis said. The bridges. the entrance to San Francisco first targeted Los Angeles movie "One of the objectives of terror- Bay. It carries some 110,000 vehi- studios. ism is to terrorize people," he des per day. The 4 112-mile long Several Hollywood studios said. "It would be an unfortunate San Francisco-Oakland Bay halted tours and increased armed victory we would hand them if Bridge carries some 270,000 vehi- patrols following a general warn- people simply stopped driving." des daily. ing Sept. 20 from the FBI that The bridges in California iden- "We feel we're well-prepared television and movie facilities tified by Davis as possible targets for any nefarious and criminal could be targets of terrorist were: the Golden Gate and Bay actions," said Jeff Weiss, attacks.

MOVE: Some students don't know where A.S. is moving continued from Page 1 Some students said they did them a paper, I honestly don't Caps and gowns, class rings, graduation invitations not know that A.S. had moved its know where to go. There's work- ladders are still placed on the offices to the University House. men all over the entrances." and much, much more... front porch. A sign outside the "I don't think many students He said he would also like A.S. house limits entrance to those know what it is or what is in the to be more visible by developing involved with construction, A.S. house," said Hsiaowei Shieu, a name cards for meetings so stu- FRAMING staff or guests with appointments. freshman aerospace engineering dents know who they are, but A RT (A FSY(.p titran -- Shetty said A.S. will continue major. that they haven't gotten them .0. SUCCESS to hold its meetings on the third "If I wanted to get something yet. floor of the Student Union, where done, I wouldn't even know where He also said Perreira-Rieken the meetings have been held in to go." has asked twice at board meet- tratect=..-. 40. -imcw43411". the past. As of Nov. 7, committee Cohen, a Students for Stu- ings for the directors to wear meetings will be held on the first dents member, said he also felt their A.S. shirts to increase visi- floor of the University House, that their space was inaccessible, bility. They rarely wear them, he Shetty said. and said. "If I wanted to hand said. OFF any 10k $50 great prices! OFF any 14k Virginia postal worker Do you know that $100 great styles! you can subscribe to $200 OFF any 18k great soloctioni charged with anthrax hoax the Spartan Daily? ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) A mail envelopes and sprinkled baby Come visit our ArtCarved Representative Today! postal worker was charged with fed- powder inside. A mail carrier dis- eral felonies Thursday in an covered the leaking envelope Oct. anthrax hoax authorities say she 25. The next day, co-workers told 25.00 through May 2002 initiated because she was upset authorities they believed Watson or $20.00 for just the Spring $10 OFF / managers refused to provide her was responsible and that she kept 2002 semester. medical testing for anthrax. baby powder inside her work locker. All Frames FRAMING SUCCISS Sharon Ann Watson, who works U.S. Magistrate Barry Poretz by han,Irmide al ,sit It, lit iisi; 1 I . at the Falmouth post office in ordered a mental-health evaluation Send subscription requests to 1,7,E3x-27: ,Ii aie Stafford County was charged with and released Watson. A preliminary 0-v2ataii tutu or a lid/ rcliqui The Spartan Daily knowingly mailing threatening hearing was set for Nov. 20. Uniorittu IhIllle alld ri,f Offer good until Novenvbc., 9 2001. communications and unlawfully In Boston, a federal grand jury San Jose Slate University One Washington Square destroying mail. The charges carry indicted three people, including a San Jose. CA 95192-0149 Spartan Bookstore a combined maximum of 20 years in Massachusetts National Guard reservist, in separate anthrax hoax- Or call the Spartan Daily =it prison. Business Office at 408-924-3283 According to an FBI affidavit, es. The charges range from filing .00r1 0000000 t MN Watson admitted she opened bulk- false reports to making threat& FIUDAY, NOVEMBER 2,2001 NEWS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DALY Anthrax scare affects Ideas concerning Iraq. . . credit card companies

WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- Edmund Mierzwinski, con- sumer advocates and some law- sumer program director at Public makers want a nationwide tem- Interest Research Group, urged porary moratorium on fees for Congress to enact legislation late payments of credit card bills requiring credit card companies because of mail delays resulting to suspend through year's end all from the terror attacks and the late fees and the use of late pay- anthrax scare. ment information in consumers' "Consumers should not face credit records. penalties for late payments The consumer group also caused by acts of terrorism," released a survey on bank fees Frank Torres, legislative counsel showing that large banks contin- for Consumers Union, said at a ue to charge customers higher hearing Thursday by a House fees than smaller banks and Financial Services subcommit- credit unions. The difference is tee. an average $75 a year, the survey Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif , found. Consumers who have trou- suggested it would be "patriotic" ble maintaining minimum bal- for the Visa and MasterCard net- ances in their checking accounts works to direct their tens of thou- are particularly hard hit, it said. sands of member banks to sus- pend charging late fees for 30 or 60 days. Now. anerac i nC mas But Richard Fischer, an attor- CAMERA 3-S 2nd 8 San Carlos 998-3300 ***** ney representing Visa USA Inc., I imelr!" '*** rhrillinKr N Y Lbws's' S J Herr New, told Waters, "The members are WILL111115:1C+ A kaz,11FE1 THE doing that" already. FOCUS ENDURANCE Many banks that issue Visa HELD OVER, 4TH HUGE MONTH, cards have helped customers who DONNIE DARKO THE CLOSET were directly or indirectly affect- CAMERA ONE 366 S Fast St 998,3300 ed by the Sept. 11 attacks by "**** R aa Mina!" fn,., -,n.. BEST DIRECTOR, CANNES FILAR..? waiving late fees and interest A DAVID LYNCH FILM charges on accounts, Fischer Tr. Pm,.., 13 Jr VTL STRAWY S‘0.1 said. MULHOLLAND DRIVE Lawmakers of both parties TOWNE 3 1433 THE ALAMEDA 1433 "As recited a litany of complaints ICSONEEKE (rr. Sera s 14 ESen against credit card companies: N Y POST THE despite nine interest-rate cuts WtHIG AMERICAN this year by the Federal Reserve, A TR NA T 'A Cowper!, . 4114. 1,1I An vD30,0, rates on many card accounts BA.,rm,,' F'Nh' SPRIGGAN have remained relatively high; LOS GATOS -41 N SANTA CRUZ 395-0203 card companies continue to trick FINAL WEEN consumers with small print BREAD AND TULIP A DAVID LYNCH F. detailing terms and conditions MULH1OLLAND and with sudden changes in DRIVE rates. WWW.CAMERACINEMAS.COM The average interest rate on OPENING 11/9 at the Camera C nemas, JaShong King / Daily Stall A F. sr Jost 8 Enuoi Cool (Fmac.4-4 credit cards is currently aroun THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE Kathy Kelly, left, a member of Voices in the Wilderness, Union on Wednesday. Von Sponeck talked about the condi- 14.6 percent. A rntINiih" SHALLOW HAL and Hans von Sponeck, former assistant secretary general tions that existed in Iraq during his tenure as Assistant Sec- On,,, PkvAiNEf LAURA Lee,,,, THEATERS AVAILABLE FOR RE of the United Nations, address questions from the audience retary General that were a direct result of what he said, was CALL DEWS S.C., (408) 998,3022 15' during a forum about the Iraqi sanctions in the Student a flawed policy of punishing innocent civilians. Buy I Burger,:: Burger Combo Ft: Get I FREE' II" Airman, civilian arrested in weapons theft 4/4 lb. Old IS F,.,aneDis,,A, CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - An Authorities also seized uniforms agency on the case, is continuing to Security forces like the one in Fashion- je?' I airman assigned to security duties and other military equipment, investigate, Arkenberg said. Den- which Kelsey belonged guard and Th6 Burger I I 114 Old FE-010.1. SU,* and a civilian were arrested on including portable radios, and gas ver FBI special agent Ann Atana- patrol missile alert facilities, Led ass pd. person wt. Nol good wft Reg urn. amp. pow.eoe eny clew or* Gret&Drose boa ELoireS , suspicion of stealing weapons and masks. sio referred all comment to the launch facilities and missile fields, a- CNIII Grow FAN NO goo, VS sr, oinr Ow Egon. ammunition from a nuclear missile An M-16 rifle, an M-16 fitted base. Arkenberg said. control center near Kimball, Neb., with a grenade launcher, and an The weapons were taken from 698 N. 4th St. San Jose military officials said. IVRO machine gun were reported the above-grouria part of the facili- P7MMICRA: (408) 292-1505 Airman first Class William missing Sept. 8 from the facility ty, which houses missileers who fose Kelsey, .21, of Rochester, N.Y., and about 10 miles northeakreKim- '0Versee 10 intercontinental ballis- Ryan Walenter, 23, of Waukegan, ball, Neb., or about 80 miles east of tic missiles in far western Nebras- Ill., were arrested Saturday at a Cheyenne. Bullets for both types of ka. port of entry on the border of guns were also stolen but not The facility does not house any 5 -Fe IPS L.uii le.jii IcW ler CIF -F11-11 le IL/1411LO le I? 5 le 5 Columbus, N.M., and Palomas, ammunition for the grenade nuclear weapons and the security Mexico, said officials at F.E. War- launcher. of the base's 200 nuclear missiles el Al CI NI le: ren Air Force Base in Cheyenne. Kelsey was on the security throughout southeastern The weapons and ammunition forces team of the 320th Missile Wyoming, northeastern Colorado also were recovered that day, base Squadron that oversaw the control and western Nebraska was not officials said. The men allegedly center, among other facilities, said compromised, officials said. tried to enter Mexico with the Staff Sgt. Kurt Arkenberg, base Both men were arrested by Mex- weapons and ammunition. spokesman. Kelsey was off duty at ican authorities and were in cus- Mexican authorities have said the time of the theft, Arkenberg tody in Juarez, Mexico, across the the men were in separate vehicles, said. border from El Paso, Texas, base one behind the other. The officers Base officials said they did not officials said. allegedly found several semiauto- know specifically how the weapons Military officials have said there matic rifles, an M-60 machine gun, were stolen, whether charges were is no apparent link between the some handguns, night-vision gog- filed against the men in Mexico or theft of weapons from the nuclear gles, smoke and gas grenades and whether the men would be extra- missile control center and the thousands of rounds of ammuni- dited to the United States. attacks on the World Trade Center tion. The FBI, which is the lead and the Pentagon. Teen convicted of La Crescenta Paid Advertising murders SAN FERNANDO, Calif. (AP) -A 16-year-old boy was convicted Spartantainmen of bludgeoning two younger boys to death in a La Crescents school- yard during a drug deal last year. A Superior Court jury found 5:30, 7:30, 9:30; Mon-Wed: 5:30, Michael H. Demirdjian guilty of MOVIES 7:30, 9:30. two counts of first-degree murder, and the panel also found special- CAMERA ONE Mulholland circumstance allegations of tor- Drive, Fri: 4:10, 7, 9:50; Sat/Sun: LOS GATOS CINEMA Bread And 'fillips, ture and multiple murder to be 1:15, 4:10, 7, 9:50; Mon/Tue: Fri: 6:50; Sat/Sun: true. 2:05, 6:50; Mon-Wed: 6:30. The verdicts were reached 6:30, 9:15; Wed: 9:30; Thu: 6:30, 9:15. Mulholland Drive, Fri: 4:05, 7, Wednesday and read in court 9:45; Thursday. Sat/Sun: 1:10, 4:05, 7,9:45; Demirdjian, who was 15 at the CAMERA 3 Focus, Fri: 5:10, Mon-Wed: 4:50, 7:45. Ghost time of the crime, was acquitted of 7:20, 9:30; Sat/Sun: 12:55, 3, World, Fri-Sun: 4:25, 9:15; Mon- two counts of robbery. 5:10, 7:20, 9:30; Mon/Wed: 5:10, Wed: 4:10, 8:45. He faces life in prison without 7:20, 9:30. Donnie Darko, parole when he is sentenced Dec. Fri: 4. A hearing also will determine 9:10; Sat: 12:45, 3, 9:10; Sun RESTAURANTS whether he will be sentenced as /Tue: 9:10; Wed: 9:30. The an adult. Endurance, Fri: 5, 7:10, 9:20; Demirdjian has been jailed Sat/Sun: 12:45, 2:50, 5, 7:10, FOSTERS FREEZE See the after the July 23, since shortly 9:20; Mon-Wed: 5, 7:10, 9:20. coupon on this page and get two 2000, murders of Chris McCul- burgers for the loch, 13, and Blain Talmo Jr., 14. The Closet, Fri/Sat: 5:20, 7:15; price of one. Don't The boys were beaten with Sun: 7:15; Mon/Tue: 5:20, 7:15; forget our combo deal. 698 No. rocks at Valley View Elementary Wed: 5:20. San Jose Jewish Film 4th St. School in La Crescents. The 13- Festival, Children of Chabanes year-old also was crushed by a 12- w/One Day Crossing, Sun: I. YOUR LISTING foot bench. Los Angeles County Deputy Hanna's War, Sun: 4; Molly:The HERE? District Attorney Steve Barshop Goldbergs, Wed: 7:30. said Demirdjian killed the two Want to tell the 27,000 over a $660 marijuana deal that TOWNE Waking Life, Fri: 4:55, students, faculty and staff went awry. He also said a murder 7:05, 9:15; Sat/Sun: 2:45, 4:55, investigation continues because at at San Jose State 7:05, 9:15; Mon-Wed: 4:55, 7:05, least three others are involved. University about your 111111111111SININAins A NANIl Hamm sot ill I I NFNIRP 11111 Investigators used dogs to track 9:15. The American Astronaut, INNIM qaol '1" the scent of blood to Demirdjian's Fri: 5:15, 7:15, 9:15; Sat/Sun: theater, club, restaurant CIIHM1111111111 IIJIRIO GI C SWANN home where they found blood ', 1.1 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15; Mon-Wed: or event? 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Golbar Khan, a time in four days, striking targets heard before midnight Thursday. ing the road to Talocian, which tagon news conference by Gen. two trucks. resident brought forward by the :on- on the northern edge of the capi- Taliban gunners responded with the opposition northern alliance Richard Myers, chairman said several bodies had ublic of the It was not immediately clear Taliban, tal. The strikes came after U.S. bursts of anti-aircraft fire. lost in September 2000. If the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who report- whether he and Myers were been buried in a single grave. The 'ged jets pounded Taliban front lines The targets under attack could alliance retakes Talocian, it would ed strikes U.S. airstrike "ion Wednesday on a cave referring to the same strike. report that it was a and other strongholds. not be determined because of a be easier for them to get supplies complex near Kabul. The Taliban In other developments: that hit the village 10 days ago ales Early Friday, heavy 8-52 nighttime curfew, but Ithair from neighboring Uzbekistan. and Osama bin confirmed indepen- id all Laden's al-Qaida - A statement attributed to could not be bombers pounded the front line Khana includes a number of air The raids came as Turkey, a network, he said, use these caves bin Laden and broadcast Thurs- dently. The United States has iay- north of Kabul became the first as secure ners' in what opposition defense and weapons storage NATO member, locations for personnel, day on the Qatari-based Al- accused the Taliban of inflating forces said were some of the sites. Muslim nation to commit troops ammunition and equipment. Jazeera satellite channel criti- casualty counts. He also fiercest bombardments yet. More It was unclear why the United to U.S.-led coalition. The Turkish said a large secondary cized the government of Muslim Despite stepped-up U.S. fire than 15 bombs were dropped over States was resuming the strikes government announced it would explosion shown in a video clip Pakistan for standing "under the power, there were no changes fees "seems ntin- several hours. on Kabul. The last attack on the send a 90-member special forces to indicate we may have banner of the cross" and called on Thursday in the front lines American military advisers on capital occurred Sunday morning unit to train the troops of the hit ammunition or fuel in that Pakistanis to 'make Islam victo- between the northern alliance gher the ground in northern alliance. cave." Taliban, who are accused and opposition territory and was apparently aimed at Tal- rious." and the appeared to be directing the fire, iban targets to the north and east In Washington, Secretary of In Afghanistan, opposition - In southern Afghanistan, of harboring the terrorists is said opposition official Saeed of the city. Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said spokesman Waisuddin Salik were taken to responOible for the Sept. 11 vey said foreign journalists Hussain Anwari, on the front in Earlier Thursday, American the Pentagon has several more U.S. jets struck a Taliban fuel and Kili Chokar, a village where their attacks on the World Trade Cen- t ou- Gulbahar. planes carried out airstrikes teams of special forces ready to go ammunition dump near the oppo- Taliban escorts said 92 people ter and the Pentagon. bal- unts iid.

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David Batton / Daikt Staff Sam Yang tends to a bloody nose between games during a rugby double header at Santa Clara Universi- ty on Saturday. No GAIN rebuilding last year after many Men's rugby club of their seniors graduated. "A lot of our senior leadership "Give us three months, when the trying to overcome left," Hopkins said. However, coach Mike McDon- season opens, and we'll work as inexperience and ald said they have a terrific stu- dent leadership with Hopkins, one, instead of fifteen individuals. mistakes in a Cluin and their captain Chris Hansen. We haven't played together long "They are the foundation of enough, so we don't know each rebuilding season the leadership," McDonald said. By Lisa Butt "They build the camaraderie." other well." DAILY STAFF McDonald said he has been WRITER playing rugby for 42 years and - Matt Cluin, men's rugby club member After three balls were kicked has been coaching the SJSU over the fence and into the men's rugby club for 13 years. ing for years," he said. "He time," he said. "He keeps his street, the San Jose State Uni- The Spartans' record last kicks real well." head in games." versity men's rugby club some- season was 3-6 and was third in Cluin also said the club has The men's rugby club has how finished its game with the Division II, Cluin said. three key returning players. Stanford University and Hum- Santa Clara University Broncos He said he believes the club One is loose forward Manuel boldt State University as its on Saturday. will improve when the season Lua, who was injured in last main rivals, Welch said. "This is a smaller field," starts. week's victory against Universi- McDonald agreed, and added inside center Jeff Welch said. "Give us three months, when ty of San Francisco with a torn that Stanford has 45 to 50 play- "Rugby fields are supposed to be the season opens, and we'll work ligament in his shoulder. ers and choose to play in Divi- bigger than soccer fields." as one, instead of fifteen individu- "He's a real asset on the sion II after playing Division I The Spartans lost to the als," he said. "We haven't played field," McDonald said. "He's for many years. Spartan Blane Mauldin, left, Broncos, 22-7, in their second together long enough, so we don't extremely aggressive, hard-run- The club's first tournament is fights for extra yardage while a game of the preseason. know each other real well." ning player." slated for Dec. 1 when it is Santa Clara University rugby Lua should return in Decem- scheduled to host the Silicon "We made a couple key mis- McDonald agreed and said player tries to bring him down. takes," hooker Matt Cluin said. that their unity is building. ber, McDonald said. Valley Tournament at Blackford Tony Hopkins, who plays in Hopkins said even though it's Another key returning player High School in San Jose. The The men's rugby club is sched- the lock position, said the hard to find players because Cluin said is Aaron Fagalde, club is then scheduled to com- uled to play in two tournaments Be an Angel... teams' mistakes were kicking SJSU is a commuter school, he who's returning for his fourth pete in the Las Vegas tourna- in December and then start its the ball out of bounds and said they still have a physical year. ment the following week. season in February. Its first Donate Eggs! penalties. team. "He's a smart, intelligent Their first game of the sea- old, not son will be against Stanford and home game will be played If you are 21-30 years "A lot are still learning," Hop- Cluin said he has seen some player," Cluin said. "He's responsible. kins said. "We're afraid to give a hit." is scheduled to begin on Feb. 2. against Santa Clara University healthy, bright & still going promise in the lineup. Center through rebuilding." He said fullback Joe Perez is Cluin said the last key The team is scheduled to play on Feb. 16. Call Family Fertility Welch said the club, which an outstanding rookie. returning player is Hopkins. its first home game Feb. 16 All nationalities needed was founded in 1970, was "It looks like he's been play- "He hits hard and has a good against Santa Clara University. 1-800-939-6886 David Bitten / Daily Staff Generous Compensation And that's the name of the game When you deal with ath- gay Fed-er-off (Sergei Federov) so spa'fr'1a0 letes, you deal with peo- he wouldn't sound like an ass, ple from all walks of life. pausing for a few seconds to figure Al! walks of life, however, is not out how to say some Russian play- The best place to tell the SJSU campus community in English. Or pronounceable. er's name. Unfortunately he bun- What the hell am I talking gled up even more on basketball, about employment opportunities within your company about? sounding like a constipated 12- I'm talking about dealing with year-old girl trying to say "Mah- athletes' names, which I find amus- moud Abdul-Rauf." ing. But they can be a problem. And don't get me started on But hockey can also be cool Come Join Names aren't just a problem in Rick Fox. The Lakers' forward has with names. Take Jarome Iginla. Adexperts sports, actually. Or in journalism. the locker room nickname Osama He's one of the leading scorers in Like that commercial with pro- bin Laden, for his appearance the National Hockey League right our team! nouncing the boss' name, this I read from a source that was now. He's also a black Canadian "Dumas," you don't want to look printed before the Sept. 11 attacks. hockey player, not some guy from Positions Available: like a dumbass misspelling or mis- Too bad he doesn't tear up the God knows where in Europe. We are looking for pronouncing someone's name. court as well as the notorious ter- Europeans, particularly play- Especially people driven by rorist. ers from Finland and Sweden, can graphic designer enthusiastic people. egos and, on occasion, an imposing And then there's some names also have the coolest names. Jan copy writer We are hiring waiters physique i.e., common athletes. that you have to wonder about, Kurri, Sami Kapanen, Teemu account executive and waitresses. "That's Joe Smith?" like Moochie Norris. Just what the Selanne, Jere Karalahti, and my "No, Jho Smythe." hell makes you earn a name or favorite, Kyosti Kadalainen, are OK, some people come from nickname like "Moochie?" learned just a few examples. Those names Please call and set an appointment other lands and ancestries, where that nickname here in the office just roll off the tongue better than, for an interview. Call Mary Jane Please contact Richard KISS names Keep It Simple, by stealing everyone's food, so is say, Sammy Sosa. II Stupid don't exist. this dude a thief or fat guy like Baseball players don't have at 999-555-8888 ext. 1234. for information. But you got to get it right. Oliver "Pig" Miller? that many cool names. I think the 408-333-1111 I always avoided talking about God Shamingod still takes the last name that sounded pretty cool pro basketball when I was a kid. I cake for the NBA. Just edges out was Steve Sax. Adexpert liked one player a lot. Trouble is, World B. Free, Ruben Boumtje- And then there's football play- Julia's Paradise Dan Majerle 444 South Main St. j is pronounced like Boumtje and Bimbo Coles for the ers. It seems like you can only play San Jose, CA 32541 123 Paradise St. Bob Marley, not majorly. cool name title. But he probably quarterback if your name sounds [email protected] And getting names right isn't had a lot of problems in personal appropriate. And you can only be San Jose, CA 95555 always the right thing. Over the greetings. successful if your name has a ring Dana's years, I've covered high school "Hi, I'm God." to it. Like Joe Montana, Steve 321 Jazz sports, and some athlete wants his "Uh, Cupeamo sure." Young or Fran Tarkenton. Bobby KornClutat nickname in the article. Usually, I Hockey, though, has the names Hebert just doesn't cut it. Proba- Julia's don't see a reason why the brag- that kill the eyes. I think this is bly for more than one reason, of gart should be known as anything why the sport has never really course. Diana's Health Club Paradise else but his real name. caught on in the States. 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