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Volume 110, No. 10 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 February 5, 1998 Beyond the trend: Olympic snowboarding Professor wins Byjerennah Oshan shadows and into the spotlight, trouble followed, position on barrel staves sliding down snow-cov- Staff Writer but this time over who would govern the sport in ered hills in Europe. Even the ancestor of the Presidential the Olympics. modern snowboard, the "Snurfer", dates back to The International Snowboard Federation had 1965. To say snowboarding is a new sport would be been sanctioning snowboarding events, but the The Snurfer looked like two skis attached to lie. Federation Internationale du Ski (FIS) chal- together without the bindings and was controlled Scholar Award With snowboarding making its Olympic debut lenged for the rights to oversee the sport in the by a rope which was tied to the front and acted sport is seem- in Nagano, Japan, on Feb. 7, the Olympics. The International Olympic Committee as a rein. It was sold mostly in sporting good By Peggy Flynn ingly getting the respect that it has not gotten awarded the FIS with the bid, prompting at least stores and toy shops as more of a novelty item, Staff Writer from the skiing establishment in the past. one top rider to drop out of the competition. not as a potential Olympic sport. The modern Participants will be timed in a giant slalom race But the road to Nagano has been a long time snowboard resembles its ancestor, minus the and judged in a half-pipe competition, which is coming at the Burton Snowboard Museum in rope, with more sophisticated bindings and Dr. Randall Stross is familiar with success sto- like a tunnel cut in half where various tricks are Vermont there is a snowboard-like-contraption board construction. ries. performed. that dates back to 1920. In World War I, there The author of several books on business history Even as the sport seemingly stepped out of the were accounts of soldiers standing in a surfing See Debut, page 9 Stross a San Jose State University professor of Organization and Management will receive the 1997-98 President's Scholar Award and can boast of his own lifetime of successes. The President's Scholar Award, first presented in 1973-74, recognizes excellence in research and scholarship. Stross' award is the first ever for the College of Business. "Our courses have benefited greatly by his research of China and Silicon Valley," said Dr. Burton Dean, chair of the Organization and Ai This is the most exciting place in the world to be. Technology is the single most important element of econom- ic change and the technology is right here. Dr. Randall Stross professor of Organization and Management

Management Department. "He is making this region aware of its role in the global market." AN an expert on Silicon Valley start-up compa- nies, Stross has drawn upon his stores of knowledge to write articles for Fortune magazine, US News In (;,,at son Wen. Spat NW DMA and World Report and The New Republic. "This is the most exciting place in the world to off a table top jump snowfall made it difficult for snowboarders to see, but the Chris Regan, 13, of Reno launches be," Stross said. "Technology is the single most at the boarder cross park at Alpine Meadows. The heavy powder was a welcome relief from previous icy conditions. important element of economic change and the technology is right here." Strews is currently working on a book about Hewlett-Packard. He has also authored six books Mountaintop culture including "The Microsoft Way: The Real Story of How the Company Outsmarts its Competition" and "Steve Jobs and the' NeXT Big Thing." The award came as welcome surprise to Stross, attracts 'one-plankers1 who returned after a semester off due to back I v Jeremiah ()shan park they like to build their own surgery. According to Stross, the surgery was a result often accident "involving a computer monitor, tdt1 Writer jumps where they won't get har- ra ssed ." a car trunk and a bad back." Stross, a faculty member since 1986, teaches Venture off the groomed path at Snowboarders also like the feeling of going where others have not. international business and a business and society any given snow-covered mountain class at the. graduate. and undergraduate level. He and you're likely to find young snow- "I would much rather hike around is considering teaching an MBA class on the role of hoarders flying through the powder. a little bit to find some untouched get the. personal computer. Due to lack of initial acceptance by powder (ungroomed snow ) than right off the lift and go straight down A Feb. 17 reception at 4 p.m. in the Student ski resorts (most didn't allow snow- Union Barrett Ballroom is planned for Stross, who until the mid-'80s) anyone the grt aimed stuff," snowboarder and boarders said. will give' a presentation entitled, "Fortune-Telling: wanting to snowboard was forced to student Cameron Delano With the' advent ti rotas at How a Historian in 2050 Might View Silicon Valley do so on their own, usually in in the. 1990s." ungroomed areas without the assis- comes it whole other part of the snow- boarding lifestyle.. tance of chairlifts. Finding "virgin" snow has become A major part of the snowboarding culture has more to do with the finan- a definitive part of the snowboarding - -Daily Reminder- culture at resorts because of the cial sit wit it that the. average snow seclusion it brings. boarder Is in. Due to increasing lift- Friday Snowboarders seem to have found ticket prices and the. cost of gear, on every- their niche in the "out of bounds" boarders try to save money areas of resorts. This has also been thing when going on their trips. is the last day to add 4 :30 in instrumental in their branding as "I've gotten up at the morn- rebels. ing a bunch of times," snowboarder classes and to sign up for Dan Schaar said "It's a lot cheaper Carlo Teano, 26, of Fremont pulls off a huge air at Alpine Meadows. "Snowboarders seem to like. to be in the trees more," said Trayce Shires, than getting a motel room." the installment Alpine Meadows was the last ski resort to allow snowboarding in the Some snowboarders opt fi a- their Tahoe area. an ex-ski patrol member at Shirley Meadows. "When they don't have. ;t See. Snowboarder, page 10 payment plan. Stolen bikes make for unhappy students Correction Dead Woman Walking ByJolut Meyer "It makes me worry about my Senior Staff Writer Ai bike I depend on my bike to get SJSU students ponder Karla Faye Tucker's to school " A few more San Jose State It kind of makes you wonder what the ITPD Sgt livrnandez death by lethal injection Tuesday University students are walking value of society is. Someone had to of said there is a pattern m the. Do you think "finding to school this semester but not recent bicycle. thefts because Do you think being a by choice. seen it. It was stolen in broad daylight seven of the nine incidents have' God" should exempt woman should exempt Their bicycles were stolen. been reported it or near the someone from execution? someone from execution? So far, nine bicycles have been in front of the library Event Center reported stolen in the first three Sgt Hernandez said it is pos- 12% 4% weeks of this semester, according Dan Goodrich sible, judging from cases in the. to the University Police SJSU student past, that one or two people' Department. This is about 40 could possibly be stealing the percent of all bicycles stolen last bicycle's. fall. UPI) has increased the mini SJSU student Dan Goodrich it kind of makes you wonder Other SJSU students are ber of officers patrolling the. had his $350 mountain bicycle what the value of society is," aware of the problem. Event Center because. of the. cur no Nog yes stolen in front of Clark Library. Goodrich said. "Someone had to "A friend of mine got his wheel rent thefts, Sgt Hernandez said. The Goodrich had locked the bicycle of seen it. It was stolen in broad stolen (off of his bike)," SJSU In general, most stolen bikes Spartan Daily mislabeled the pie chart that ran in Wednesday's with a cable lock to a bike rack daylight in front of the library." student Edgar Hernandez said. issue The correct pie chart appears above. We apologize for any con- Sf'f' Bicycles, page 10 fusion.

Technology crimps Bilingual education 01 D I . . 5. '''GIAAAAE romantic overture; in jeopardy; bad YOUR LIFE politics in schools MIXED MEDIA SAViNG50 lingo not the same sec- Ihate the business long as Pete tion of the San Jose been A;Wilson has Mercury News. 1alifornia's gover- It always comes out daily dose of nor my with well-written stories moral outrage has yet to on how companies have be neglected. and how new his sup- merged Wilson and chips will revo- have made it computer porters NEW I.R.S. the information possible for blatant and lutionize - age. extreme immigrant Tuesday business be not only The bashing to top story was on permissible, but com- -MAY i section's how European and Asian monplace on our ballots. PLEASE HAVE were is computer companies Of course, the racism YOula LIFE as civil rights collaborating on building disguised by Jack Ohman powerful rationale. SAVINGS? smaller, more semiconductors. recently on the campaign against Most anyone know what a semiconductor is? primarily Mexicans, is the Does immigrants, tried to find out in the story, but I got confused -English tiir the Children" initiative. It was I 1 MO when the author started talking about wafers created by Ron Unz, a former republican by Wilson in and i300is. gubernatorial ciind idate, beat out realized that I could have spent that that bilin- When I 199,1 Unz inaccurately suggests at myself at the mirror, I was real- and his measure time looking gual education is ineffective, requiring an English-only less than perfect experiences ly miffed. would eliminate it, Internships wasn't that I was afraid that I didn't look schools. It methodology in good, it was the fact that with all of the new The measure would pull the 1,300,000 non- omeone pointed out to me recently against the student. For many students technology coming out, my inevitable move to English speaking students out of their native for graduation. No me in the main- i'tfithat to get the internship I really it's a requirement the information age was starting to hit language classrooms and put them in no diploma. This isn't lost on to the U.S. L.Iwant, I might need to go an extra internship, face. stream English classes. According employers, which is evident by the pay- such as native Spanish speakers mile. With all the mergers being reported, Census Bureau, check, or lack a that interns receive. We & Technologies in the for inure than one million of those This comes to mind as I read a letter the Intel Corp. and Chips account need them, they don't need us. the nightmare of distance st m.ents, ;ind that number is expected to rise I received on Tuesday, telling me that Mercury's Tech Ticker, deadline to apply for an internship Sometimes they don't even want us. learning and picking up on women at home lit TA, percent of the total student enrollment the is coming up. Interns, by nature, are inexperienced might become a reality. 21105 effectively targets in Washington, D.C. by This measure more of a liability than Mexico who, according to I would love to do an internship in and thus can be Instead of sweet-talking to her in a deep immigrants from else. data, represent the largest number of the nation's capitol but after hearing anything voice, I would send an e-mail that said, "Hey, INS An unwilling manager forced by his technology on recent immigrants, more than a million (legal- about the internship of Monica check out my new pre-competitive Lewinsky, I have a question. company to take an intern will more my brand new EUV research chip." ly , since 1990. experienced limits access to edu- Since when the hell did the extra likely produce a student However, sending the e-mail would be a prob- Proposition 18'7, which stamps. jobs, has effectively mile include oral sex? only in licking lem. When I tried to send this opinion piece cation, healthcare and However, a great internship can also the lives of adults from Mexico. They The reason I ask is it seems that through e-mail I didn't know whether to put ruined translate into priceless experience and must carry papers with them to keep the Nazi without powerful connections or rela- http://www.com or SDAILWijmc.sjs you are a off their tives in high places, the only way I'm going to get to a good job, a fact not lost on the students. brigade - I mean INS officials us the opportunity a worthwhile internship is by prostituting myself It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out I'm doomed. A woman I was talking to asked hacks. Now Unz is giving to hire the children. to the lowest bidder. that a prospective employer is going me how the conglomerate efforts such as CETI to ravage their with the President of the education is designed so that Otherwise, I'll be stuck in an internship where person who interned and Cornerstones would affect the underlying Bilingiull United States over the person who interned with chi hinn will learn English at a suitable pace. my chief responsibility will be getting the boss' cof- market of technology fused with education. like the National fee and shining the boss' shoes. the President of the Hair Club for Men. Standing there with my mouth wide open, Critics of tins measure, in landing a Education, have I have no idea if anything I've heard about A friend of mine credits her success searching for a reply I said, "So, do you think my Association for Bilingual SJSU to an internship she served order to compete academi- Lewinsky's alleged sexual relationships is true. good job out of shoes match my shirt?" cited proof that in agency. The downside to this ultimately become proficient in I'm inclined to believe that it's not, that with an advertising It was then I realized in order to survive in a cally and was that the internship didn't count for college speakers must first be Kenneth Starr is on a Republican-sponsored witch growing technology age, I would have to learn a English, non-English credit because the job didn't pay, a nonsensical the essentials in their native lan- hunt and will use any dirt he can dig up (or make whole new lingo and style. taught president. requirement imposed on her by the department. guage. up) to bring down the My personal ad on the Internet would look He However, I do believe that this latest of Great internships are not common. Universities like this: "Hi, I'm a tall, dark, synchronized infor- Ma doesn't care for such evidence. of training their children be thrown Washington scandals brings to light a useless and need to find an alternative way mation PC user with a big 5.2 gigabyte hard would prefer that these handing them over to the corpo- where the English-speaking archaic way of giving college students experience. students than by drive. I'm looking for a VLSI power-based into classrooms rate slave traders. It might make a qualified intern kids will have an immediate advantage. Okay, for all you cynics, interns are getting modem user who is interested in exploring the Sacramento Bee article this month experienced but not in their fields of study. a valuable commodity. Internet." In a don't, the bad taste in your Unz was quoted as saying, "The reason past Internships, with a few exceptions, are not If universities Even the old trick of making people laugh will generations of immigrants succeeded in our always the training experience that they're intend- mouth isn't going to be the result of a boring be gone. Humor in the information age will con- society, and the reason they were a positive ed to be. internship. sist of "Hey, what did the http://www. thincross- Sometimes they're slave labor. Let's face it, force, is bee/ Oise of the traditional American demo.com site say to the Sematech photolithog- emphasis on assimilation ism. And I think there's nothing lower on most corporate ladders raphy semiconductor MMX chip?" is the Spartan Daily managing editor that's the din.ct ion v, e have to return." than an intern. Scott Shuey I don't know the punch line, but I definitely Forget about multiculturalism or ethnic The very structure of internships is rigged His column appears every Thursday. know who the joke is on. pride. 17nz wants Mexicans to be as white as Me. possible. Margaret Bethrl us a Spartan Daily staff writer Jon Perez is a Spartan Daily staff writer.

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withdrawal policy implemented The administrative decision, though only Readers are encouraged to express themselves on the Opinion Thethis year at San Jose State implemented this year, was passed three page with a Letter to the Editor. Cniversity can be boiled down to EDITORIM-71 years ago because there was not enough A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word response to an issue or two words, red tape. room in classes for students. point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. The policy bars students who attempt to This is precisely what worries us. Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily and may retake a class for a better grade or to have legitimate reasons to drop that might If there is not enough room in a class, be edited for clarity, grammar, libel and length. Submissions replace .1 withdrawal on their record from not because they are worried about not get- how can a student add the first day? must contain the author's name, address, phone number, registering for that class through touch ting the class next semester," said Cynthia Does this prevent students from adding? signature and major. tone. Margolin, the associate dean of curriculum. From going to required classes? From grad- Submissions may be put in the Letters to the Editor box at the The only option open to a student who Ditto. uating? Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bentel Hall Room 209, sent by fax has taken a 'W in a class is to show up for Life means upsets, problems and, yes, Sacrificing a GPA or, gasp, a graduation to (408) 924-3237, e-mail at [email protected] or mailed to class the first day and petition for an add even students that bite off more than they date because of a `W' seems excessive, to say the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, School of Journalism and Mass cod( can chew. the least. Communications, San Jose State University, One Washington This policy was an administrative deci- Taking a V' is a safety net for many stu- Students being the ones affected by the Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149. sion Obviously. dents. lack of space supposedly caused by "drop- Editorials are written by, and are the consensus of, the Students would never vote to make the We would be hard pressed to find many pers," it seems as if this proposal should Spartan Daily editors, not the staff. registering process any more difficult than students who had never dropped a class for have been posed to the student body. Published opinions and advertisements do not necessarily it has to be. one reason or another the mother lode of reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the School of Journalism them legitimate. While we understand the intent behind Editorials are the consensus of the and Maw Communications or SJSU. the new policy, we think it will cause It seems like this policy is punishing the Spartan Daily editorial hoard. increased and unwarranted confusion. majority in a quest to cure the minority of "I am worried about those students who "drop-itis." Spartan Daily One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 (408) 924-3280 E-mail: [email protected]

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I. essildossa I hilt s(1.15. I ch. 5, 1998 FORUM Sparta Guide Today 924-4611. Alpha Omicron Pi Saturday Sorority recruitment at Chuck Premedical Club Sikh Students Association E. Cheese at 6:45 p.m. Meet at First meeting at 12:30 p.m. in Nach Da Punjab - AOH, 373 E. San Fernando St. For Duncan Hall, Room 345. Speaker Intercollegiate Bhangra more information, call Sandi Smith from L.A. College of Chiropratic Competition at 7:30 p.m. in Morris Pie -faced Gates at (408) 295-4069. and free food. For more informa- Dailey Auditorium. For more infor- Surreal Farrah tion, call Pedram at (408) 322-5765. mation, call Lakhvir Bhella at BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Bill Gates got a NEW YORK (AP) - Farrah Fawcett says 1997 A.S. Election Board (408) 219-3471. faceful of cream pie Wednesday as he arrived for was like living in a Dali painting. Last chance to sign up to run for Public Relations Student a meeting with business and government lead- Society of America Sunday "My foundation was tested," she said in the A.S. government. Candidate orien- ers. magazine. "I was off bal- tation from 4 - 5 p.m. in the Bowling for PR, first meet of the SJSU Budo Taijutsu Club March issue of Details Three pranksters lobbed pies at the Microsoft very difficult. And how Student Union A.S. Council year at 6 p.m. in the Student Union Martial arts training every ance, confused. It was chairman, but only one made a direct hit. about going through it publicly?" Chambers. For more information, Bowling Alley. For more informa- Sunday except holidays from 1 - With cream dripping ,tnto the shoulders of his tion, call Bruce Roseman at (408) 230 p.m. For more information, Last year, Fawcett separated from longtime call Alicia Restivo at 14081 924- dark business suit and covering the lenses of his was accused of stealing 5955. 430-0100 or (408) 462-9507. call Garth at (408) 297-7646. lover Ryan O'Neal, glasses, Gates was led into a side room to clean $72,000 worth of clothes from actress Kristen up. He emerged looking somewhat embarrassed. Amber and did a Playboy spread in which she Beethoven Center School of Art and Design Monday Police arrested two people and were looking Sale of books on music and Thompson Gallery: Amazing AIESEC paints with her body. for a third. They didn't identity them. there was her befuddled appearance on dance, classical music scores and Collections, The Impulse to Collect. What's AIESEC? All majors wel- And "We regret the incident, but will not press "Letterman." LP recordings in Wahlquist Library Through February 20, Tuesday come a 7 p.m. in Sweeney Hall 434. charges," said a spokesman for the Belgian office "I really don't know why they think I'm crazy," North, Room 318, 1 - 5 p.m. For through Friday from 11 a.m. - 4 For more information, call (408) of Microsoft. p.m. and Tuesdays from 6 - 8 p.m. 288-9515. she told Details. "I like to be kooky. Fun. But more information, call (408) 924- Noel Godin, a Belgian prankster who has tar- cuckoo house? Well, that's not good." 4590. For more information, call Brendan geted celebrities in the past, later took responsi- Liston at (408) 924-4330. Beta Alpha Psi (Honorary bility on Belgian TV. Bhakti Yoga Association Accounting Fraternity) "This was a victory for us. We will continue to Diana and Dodi Meeting "In Search of The Listening Hour Pledge orientation, meet officers send our burlesque statements," he said. Dr. Laurel Brettell and John and members at 11:30 a.m, in the Intelligent Life" from 11:30 a.m. Godin's past targets include French filmmaker DE MALLORCA, Spain (AP) - Union David Thomsen will perform Bach Student Union's Almaden Room. PALMA 1:30 p.m. in the Student Jean-Luc Godard. Shooting of a TV movie about Princess Diana's Almaden Room. For more informa- and Stravinsky solos frorr 12:30 - For more information, call Deborah 1:15 p.m. in the Music Building Brooks at (408) 260-0424. last year began Wednesday on this tion, call Braja at (408) 288-6360. Concert Hall. For more informa- Gillooly Goofed Mediterranean island. People's Princess - A Tribute" ends with Child Development Club tion, call (408) 924-4631. Catholic Campus Ministry "The Daily mass the Mercedes carrying Diana and boyfriend Dodi Second meeting at 4:30 p.m. in from 12:05 -12:35 Ore. (API - The former Jeff Friday p.m at the John XXIII Center PORTLAND, Fayed entering the Paris underpass where the Sweeney Hall, Room 100. All CD he has found God and is sorry for (across Gillooly says couple died in a crash last August. majors and minors ae welcome. For Chinese Campus Fellowship from &NU Theatre). For Kerrigan knee-bashing. Findings from the Ancient Bible more information, the Nancy "The focus will be the romance between Diana more information, call Kelly at call Ginny at "I made a terrible mistake," Tonya Harding's from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. in the (408) 938-1610. and Dodi as well as her anti-mine campaigns in (408) 924-3728. ex-husband told "Inside Edition" in an interview Bosnia and Angola and her relationship with her Student Union's Almaden Room. Thursday. For more information, call Esther Premedical Club scheduled to air on boys," said Ruth Settle, spokeswoman for Mirror Chi Pi Sigma (Co-ed Law Gillooly, who changed his name to Jeff Stone, financing the project. Mar at (408) 298-4693. First meeting at 12:30 p.m. in Television, which is Enforcement Fraternity) said an acquaintance came up with the idea of actress Amy Seccombe takes on her Rush table on 5th floor of Duncan Hall, Room 345. Speaker British bashing Harding's rival in the knee. first major film role in the part of Diana. George MacQuarrie Hall, 9 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Chinese Mandarin Bible from I.A. College of ('hiropratic with Fellowship and free food For more informa- But he said he and Harding went along Jackos plays Fayed. For more information, call Pete the scheme. Wagner at (4081 998-8433. Guest speaker at 1:30 p.m. in tion, call Pedram at (408) 322-5765 the Student Union's Costanoan Harding denies knowing about it until after it room. For more information, call Chi Pi Sigma happened. He'd 'Rather' go to Nagano Church of Scientology (Co-ed Law with his new wife. (408) 298-3249. Enforcement Fraternity) Stone, 30, has two children Lecture on the use of emotional They run a tanning salon. NEW YORK (API - There will be no ski tone scale at 41(1 Cambridge Ave., Open house to meet the mem- opinion, Tonya Harding is a sick Scientology "In my slopes, no Olympic flame, no Nagano for Dan Ste. C, Palo Alto, 7:30 p.m. For Church of bers from 11 a m - 5 p.m at 230 S. She continues to live the life that I lived Life orientation film at 7:30 Tenth Street For more woman. Rather. more information, call Joe informa- with her. I feel sorry for Tonya Haeding," Stone p.m. at 80 E Rosemary Street, San tion, call 1408i 998-8433 For weeks, the CBS anchorman had been Feshback at (650) 853-0602. said. giddy about going to his first Olympics. But the Jose. For more information, call will have her say Thursday in an Eileen at 14051 441-6661. Lamhda Sigma Gamma Harding network decided to keep him home because of the Delta Sigma Pi interview on Fox. prospect of war in Iraq and the sex allegations Professional event: resume writ- (Multicultural Sorority) seven months in a prison boot Sigma Pi Valentine candy sale Stone spent against President Clinton. ing and interview skills, 5:15 p.m. Delta from 9 a.m. plan the knee-whacking. Pizza night at 7 pm. at Round 2 p m in the Student Union. For camp for helping "I was really up about it, and I'm very disap- in the Student Unions Council Harding pleaded guilty to hindering prosecu- Table Pizza, 2615 The Alameda. For more information, call Erica Angulo pointed," Rather said in Tuesday's New York Chambers. For more information, tion and got probation. She was also banned for Times. "But I understand and have no argument visit www.cob.sjsu.edu/dsp. more information, visit at i408i 297,1948 www cob sjsu.eduhisp. life from amateur competition. with the call whatsoever." Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and National Conference of Transgender Alliance India Students Association Christians and Jews, the Discussion: Should Brad Pitt Semester activities at 12-30 p.m Institute for Social come out of the closet? 3:30 - 5 p.m. in the Student Union's Council Responsibility and the in the Student Union's Pacheco Chambers For more information, Comparative Religions Studies Room. For more information, call call Rakesh at (408) 860-7748. Program Crime Watch Kevin Johnson a (4(18) 924-1576. "Inter -religious Cooperation. REALITY CHECK ® 5.181.) Sailing Team Obstacles and Opportunities" from Feb. 1 Alpha Sailing practice from 1 p.m. to 12 30 4.3)) pm in the Student Gamma Zeta A 23-year old male was front of the sunset at Lake Cunningham on Union's Umunhum Room For more Information table in cited and released for battery 9 a.m. 2 p.m. For Tully Road in San Jose. information, call Chris Jochim at Student Union, at Washburn Hall. more information, call Abelino c4081924 1365, or Nancie Fimbol FiNDS aff114E 11(PEcCCAR Anaya at (408) 297-1796. Theatre Arts at 14081 924 3512 Yezu DOVE 5A4S A LoT 4ftuf Itt) Free special presentation of *Report of a wallet theft at the Event Center. \ L.D.S. Students Association "The Box" and showcase of the Pi Sigma Alpha (National HE EXEStet staid 1CRAFAc FC12 SPIED Dr. David Loertscher will speak Irene Ryan nominees performance Political Science Honor DoV*I

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Quotefor the day Feb. 3 sseV*NesoiCii2.-li 'Thirty-four year old male Governments can err, presidents do make mistakes, but the immortal Dante tells arrested on suspicion of drunk in public at the Event by Dave Whamond us that divine justice weighs the sins of the cold-blooded and the sins of the warm- Center. hearted in different scales. Better the occasional faults of a government that lives in the spirit of charity than the consistent omissions of a government frozen in the ice of its own indifference. Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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By Suzanne Ferrante t Hawke), "Magwitch" to "Lustig" Staff NX'nter (De Niro) and "Miss Havisham" to "Ms. Dinsmoor" (Bancroft). Coming Finn should have listened to "Great Expectations" is a Ms. Dinsmoor when she said, Your guide to dynamic movie merging the ups "She'll only break your heart; it's movies, concerts and and downs of love and the possi- a fact. And even though I warn events for the coming bilities of fate with a comic edge. you, even though I guarantee week. Enjoy. However, the movie does have a you that the girl will only hurt tendency for some cheesy you terribly, you'll still pursue romantic lines. her. Ain't love grand?" Friday, Feb. 6 Elton Director Alfonso These lines spoken John takes a break from his Cuardn, who also by Bancroft to Hawke busy schedule of appearing in directed the critically are the premise for the Spice Girls' movie and acclaimed "A Little this contemporary lamenting the death of Princess," is successful in creat- update of "Great Expectations." Princess Di to have a con- ing dazzling visuals. The movie Ms. Dinsmoor lost her mind cert at the Arena. Bring your goes from the scenic gulf of thirty years earlier after her sequined hockey stick and Florida to the vibrant greenery fiance left her standing at the maybe hell sign it for you. of Central Park in New York altar. She takes our her revenge while following the love affair for having her heart broken by Friday, Feb. 6 Finally, between Gwenyth Paltrow and pairing up Estella and Finn, a you can enjoy Crack at the Ethan Hawke. match doomed to failure. Cactus Club without being This is a loosely based adap- De Niro is excellent as the busted by your friendly neigh- tation of Charles Dickens classic escaped prisoner who young borhood S.J.P.D officer. Tell novel which stars Hawke as an Finn helps out. Lustig later bouncer at the door that who the underprivileged Florida boy returns the favor by becoming we sent you and get nothing beautiful crosses paths with Finn's secret benefactor. off your ticket price. snob Estella ( Paltrow ), her His performance was a great aunt with a few loose wealthy addition to the ensemble and, as Photo courte.;y of Twentieth Century Fox Friday, Feb. 6 _ screws played by Anne Bancroft always, De Niro steals the show "Replacement Killers" opens and escaped convict/benefactor (although he is getting a little Gwenyth Paltrow and Ethan Hawke's great expectations for their love never materialize in this loose nationwide. Starring Chow Robert De Niro. old). adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel. "Great Expectations" opened nationwide Friday. Yun-Fat, the John Wayne of Screenwriter Mitch Glazer is won- "Great Expectations" Sorvino was careful not to aim for a liter- it's sic novels, such as Jane Austin's Expectations," but when Hawke "Your boob," he says. Hong Kong, and Mira derful to look at. Although to make al remake of Dickens' novel, so have tin many "Emma" ("Clueless") and does that, he ends up getting his She corrected him and told this movie promises rated R, it doesn't shooting he altered the names of the char- scenes. It would seem too "William Shakespeare's Romeo heart broken. him that her heart was broken. you want to go on a sex for non-stop, acters and gave them modern commercial if there was too and Juliet," "Great Expectations" Back in Florida when Finn Sadly Finn experiences the spree. Rated "R" -explod- equivalents. He claims there's no much romance. falls in between. was a boy, Ms. Dinsmoor put his same pain as she did. clip-emptying, chest equivalent for "Estella," but did Of the other well-made con- "Let desire be your destiny" is hand on her chest and asked ing action. change Dickens' "Pip" to "Finn" temporary updates of other clas- the catch phrase of "Great what he felt. Friday, Feb. 6 Despite John Belushi being as dead as Monica Lewinsky's reputa- 'Replacement Killers' shoot tion, "Blues Brothers 2000" opens nationwide with John 'Deep Rising' sinks Goodman as an acceptable holes in traditional action replacement. Hopefully, Goodman won't die of a hero- By Jeremiah Oshan three sliding/diving shots, one in overdose within the next Staff Writyr reloaded gun (the rest he throws few years and Dan Ackroyd away), fast action and beautiful- won't look as old as he is. ly choreographed face-offs. The American public will As far as the plot goes, noth- Saturday, Feb. 7 The receive quite a treat when Chow ing special or extraordinary goes very last night you can catch Yun-Fat makes his stateside on, but it is solid. porn-starlet Lisa Lipps at the debut in the John Woo produced The story has John Lee (Fat) Kit Kat Club in Sunnyvale. action flick, "The Replacement as a sunglass-wearing assassin Boasting an 80-inch bust, Killers." who works for Mr. Wei against Miss Lipps will undoubtedly Chow Yun-Fat, who has only his will. When Wei asks him to give you a huge choice as to been speaking do a heinous job out of where to stick your dollar English for a year and 551115 5515F, revenge for his dead bills, as well as reaffirm your a half and is a veter- !4#4" son, Lee refuses and faith in plastic surgery. an of over 70 Chinese- is on the run. language films, is the perfect fit He meets up with Meg Saturday, Feb. 7 Busta as assassin John Lee. Co-star- Colburn (Sorvino) and asks her Rhymes comes back for an ring as his reluctant sidekick is to forge some documents for him encore performance at Academy Award winner Mira so that he can get to China. Mr. Maritime Hall in San Sorvino, who does a superb job Wei gets wind of the transaction Francisco to prove that he has as a gun-toting forger. and his thugs are sent over to rhymes galore. Tickets are This film is perfect for anyone kill them both, forcing them to only $12 for all you economics who loves action, but has grown reluctantly team up in order to majors. tired of the Stallone, survive. Schwartznegger, big explosion The rest of the movie goes on Sunday, Feb. 8 Huge stuff. like this, but what sets it apart is sausage festival occurring at fur pti The film is chock-full of origi- the action sequences. T's Cabaret in San Jose as it nal camera angles, settings, and Sorvino is surprisingly con- Famke Janssen and Treat Williams are forced to sink, swim or kick ass in "Deep Rising." offers up an all male strip gun fights, most of which seem vincing as an action heroine and review. Advertised as the By Mindy Leigh Geiser very John Woo influenced and both are spared the cheesy one- "most pulsating male review Staff Vcruter it's not surprising to find that he liners that so many action flicks ever," expect to experience is the executive producer. are built upon. lots of B.O. and coconut oil. For anyone who has followed Although the movie is direct- Maybe you'll even get to see a "Alien" meets "Titanic" Woo and Fat's work in movies ed by Antoine Fuqua, who glimpse of the legendary bald, would be the perfect way to like "The Killer" and "Hard directed commercials as well as one-eyed crack mole. describe the new movie "Deep Boiled," this film does not disap- Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" Rising." point. music video, this movie has John Tuesday, Feb. 10 Our This movie starts out with a While the body count is not Woo written all over it. very own San Jose State plot, but seems to lose the story quite as high as some of Woo's For any fan of action movies, Event Center will host Sno- line along the way. past work, by a personal tally, this is a must see. I do not sug- Core, whatever that means. Somewhere in the middle of Fat's character still chalks up gest taking the young kids, but Featuring Primus, Blink 182, the South China Sea, a group over 30 kills, including at least both sexes can definitely enjoy The Aquabats and what's left thieves plan to of gun-happy seven in the first scene. this one. Those who enjoyed of Sublime, otherwise known hijack a cruise ship. When they Also appearing throughout John Woo's previous film, "Face as the the ship com- Long Beach Dub All- arrive, they find the movie are moves that Woo Off," will surely enjoy this rela- stars. Bring your pletely empty. Some kind of chain wallet has made his signature like tively short, 88 minute movie. or you're not cool. mutated sea monster has beat- en them to it. That is when the story line disintegrates. Blood-thirsty sea creatures are on the hunt and all Famke Janssen, The remainder of the movie Kevin J. 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( I MAVERICK FILMS & TECHNOLOGY Alternative comedic shorts showcase real-life issues Chan takes on Cinequest By Doug Burkhardt although they are ready to put Senior Stall Writer this piece to rest, he has enjoyed the ride. "Tom has been HIV positive By Leah Bower Look out Jim Carrey, Robin for 12 years," Novak said. "We ',Litt Writer Williams and Tim Allen, wanted to reconstruct his expe- because comedy's next biggest riences in a comedic way. We hit might not be what everyone were a late addition to the A standing ovation greeted action star expects. Cinequest but we had a really Jackie Chan as he entered the United Movie goers seeking inde- great time." Artists Pavilion theater after a screening pendent films involving in- It looked as though more of his movie "Super Cop" on Wednesday. depth sitcoms and real issues, than just one producer was sat- Seven hundred fans showed up to welcomed the "Comedy isfied with the reviews. watch Chan receive the Maverick Spirit Favorites" program Saturday "Anytime you hear laughter Award from the Cinequest film festival in afternoon at Camera 3 Cinema you know you did your job," said honor of his career as an actor and direc- in downtown San Jose. Jeffery Aguirre, who wrote and tor. Chan is known for designing and per- "I like films that show some- produced "Puppet Show." "It forming his own action stunts. thing out of the ordinary," 35- shows this festival has arrived "Jackie Chan has been very successful year-old Jeff Butler said. "This and people here take it seriously in general. He's been popular as an inde- film festival bills itself as being and are involved. Independent pendent filmmaker as well as an actor," an alternative thing. I find alter- films tell people stories they Cinequest's Publicity Director Jens native movies take an approach, wouldn't get any place else. Hussie said. "Even major stars like either in the way the film is We're trying to break new Jackie fall into the category of a maver- made or the subjects they use, ground." ick." that a mainstream movie would Considering the Cinequest Chan emphasized that the most hold back on." film festival is now in its eighth important part of making movies was not The 97-minute series includ- year, some viewers say its the acting or directing, but the fans. ed nine comedy shorts, three of arrival is better late than never, "I want people in the theater to laugh which were animated. But "I have seen this festival and go 'ha ha ha,' " Chan said. "The only whether it was a boy who lost advertised for four years," thing I can do is make better movies for his dog in "Big Bucks for Butler said. "So I finally decided YOU." Buddha" or a teen who lost a to check it out. I thought the one Chan said he woke up at 4 a.m. to start girl's phone number in "Change about the dog was too long, but I the trip to San Jose and had to be back on of Luck," each series made its really enjoyed the animated the set filming by 7 a.m. Thursday. point to the audience. ones the best. They were clever "I was impressed that he drove seven "Most films don't have one and genuinely thought out." hours up here to see us," said Kimi Kato, underlying theme," Maria Ellis While the cartoons left the who brought a poster in hopes that Chan said. "But these short flicks all audience in stitches they may would give autographs. send message. Like, 'Don't Run not have addressed such realis- Chan discussed his many injuries on Johnny' was a funny struggle tic issues as "Daisy Feldman's the set, clarifying that he had not broken about a man who finds out he New York," which was written every bone in his body as rumored. Chan Cr,its,n) Sp.ortim Path has AIDS." and directed by Amy Veltman said he had been cut, burned and roughed David Novak, producer of about a young girl's encounter up while shooting until he hurt from Jackie Chan uses a gesture to explain how he completed a stunt during the filming of "Don't Run Johnny," said he was with some of life's unpleasant head to toe, but he never swears. "First Strike." Jackie Chan spoke in front of a sold out crowd Wednesday at the United happy to see a favorable obstacles. "Instead I always make a funny face Artists Pavilion Theater while accepting his Cinequest Maverick Spirit Award. turnout, which consisted of over "I wanted to entertain people because I know there are a lot of children left only a few foremost," said Blue screen and computer technology "I can think about the stunt and 60 people, who first and watching my movies," Chan said. wrote, directed, in American films have not become a part (the special effects) can help save my open seats. Veltman, who "Ile is very charming and accessible," crowd reaction starred in the fea- Gene Ching said. "He is one of the of Chan's action pictures. Even if he did life," Chan said. "I want to find out "I thought the produced and most was good," Novak said. "It's nice was a funny way to use humble movie stars." have the equipment, Chan said he didn't what is a special effect and what is a ture. "It know if he could or would use it." blue screen." to see a full theater on a her phobias as a metaphor for According to Chan, American action up." "American directors can make any- Chan let the audience know that Saturday afternoon." people's fear of growing movies are very different from the movies said he and actor/pro- alternative he has made. one an action hero," Chan said. his ambitions did not stop on -screen, Novak The Cinequest "When I look at and belted out part of the song ducer/writer Tom Benson are film festival, which has dozens American movies "Ocean Dreams" on request. just getting back into the swing of other independent films and now there is "I tell my manager at the end of of things after finishing Robert comedies, began Jan. 29 and ran Sundance film festival United nothing to learn. the year I will sing this song in Las Redfiird's through Feb. 4. at the Utah from Jan. 16 Theater in It is all blue Vegas," Chan said. in Park City, Artists Pavilion through Jan. 21. 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Saturday, Feb. 7 The San Jose Sharks will send two of their key The NHL is excited about its players playing for CBS Alpine skiing (Men's downhill players to Nagano, Japan, to compete in the 1998 their countries in the Olympics. preview; Hockey (Women's preview) 1-3 Winter Olympics. "I see it as more of a benefit more than anything," p.m. Marcus Ragnarsson of Sweden and Germany's Coach Sutter said. "They'll be playing hockey. I'm not TNT Olympic Preview show 3-4 p.m. Marco Sturm will represent their respective countries too worried about them getting injured." in the battle for the hockey gold. Sturm, the Sharks youngest player at age 19, is CBS Alpine skiing (Men's downhill) "A lot of people back home have high expectations currently third on the team in scoring. Drafted in the Freestyle skiing (Moguls); cross-country for Sweden," Ragnarsson said. first round as the 21st overall pick in 1996, he has skiing (Women's 15K) 7-10 p.m. When Sweden defeated Canada in the dramatic adapted well to the NHL style of hockey. So well, in shootout of the final in the 1994 Olympics, fact, that he's in contention for the rookie of the year. Sunday, Feb. 8 Ragnarsson watched the game from the couch. This Sturm has represented his country on two other "CBS Luge (men's singles); time he is looking forward to being part of the action. occasions in junior hockey, but played for the first time Speedskating (men's 5,000); Hockey Ragnarsson signed his National Hockey League as a pro in the World Championships last summer. contract with the Sharks in August 1995, after being "The Olympics are a pretty big (deal) for me," (women's U.S. vs. China) noon- 3 p.m. drafted in 1992. During his first season with San Jose Sturm said. "It's not like the European TNT Snowboarding (men's giant he scored the most points for all rookie defensemen, Championships. I'm 19 now and playing in the slalom) 4-5 p.m. and finished tied for seventh in overall rookie scoring. Olympics and I'm in the NHL. This has been unbe- CBS Pairs figure skating; Alpine "I had a lot of points the first year," he said, "Now lievable." skiing (men's combined) Snowboarding I've become a more complete player." Unlike Sweden's position in the Olympics, (giant slalom); Cross-country skiing Ragnarsson thinks Canada and the United States Germany has to fight for a spot in the days leading up ( men's 30K) 8- 11 p.m. will be the tonshest opponents in the Olympics, but he to the Olympics. In last summer's tournament, has great confidence in his team. He believes the larg- Germany didn't fare as well as Canada, the United er ice surface of Olympic rinks will suit the European States, Sweden and Finland, who are guaranteed a Monday, Feb. 9 style of hockey better than the type in North America. spot in the Olympics. Germany will be one of eight Olympic rinks are 15 feet wider than the 85x 200 foot teams to vie for the Olympics final two slots. "TNT Snowboarding (women's giant North American rinks. "Our chances are good, but it's not going to be easy slalom); Biathlon (women's 15K); "(Ragnarsson) has played in these kind of situa- for us," Sturm said. He will leave after the Sharks Hockey (women's U.S. vs. Sweden); Luge tions before," said Shark coach Darryl Sutter. "There's final game before the Winter Break against (men's singles) 10 a.m.-3 p.m. not much I can tell him as far as advice because I've Vancouver. never been part of international competition." Germany won't have long for their original players CBS Alpine skiing (women's super European rinks have allowed European players to to mesh with players from the NHL. G); Speedskating ( men's 500); Luge develop a faster and more technical style of hockey "It's going to be tough," Sturm said. "But I think (men's singles); Snowboarding; Cross- than the physical style of the North Americans. we'll come together fast." country skiing (men's 30K) 7 -10:30 p.m. "I played in the World Cup last year, and in the The current state of hockey isn't what it used to be beginning of the tournament the Canadians were just in Germany. Its professional hockey league currently Tuesday, Feb. 10 kind of skating around," Ragnarsson said, "So we (the has only a few Germans mixed with mostly players Europeans) will probably have a slight advantage, at TNT Luge (women); Cross-country from neighboring countries like the Czech Republic, skiing (women's least until they (the North Americans) have had some Finland and Sweden. 5K); Curling; Pairs fig- time to get used to the bigger rinks." ure skating 10 a.m - 3 p.m. "Hockey back home is down," Sturm said "I hope Chris Riley! Spartan Daily Ragnarsson doesn't believe the Europeans will the German players that go to the Olympics for CBS Pairs figure skating; Ski-jump- have a hard time keeping up with the more physical Germany can turn things around." Marcus Ragnarsson is one of two San Jose Sharks head- ing (Normal hill individual); style of the Canadians and the Americans. The Sweden-USA game will be broadcast live by ing to Nagano to play in the Olympics. Ragnarsson will play for Speedskating (men's 500); Luge "I think that might have been the case four or five CBS on Friday.at 12:45 a.m. Sweden and Marco Sturm will play for his native Germany. (women); Cross-country skiing (women's 5K) 7 -10:30 p.m. Winter Olympics offer sports for everybody Wednesday, Feb. 11 TNT Alpine skiing (men's com- the Winter Olympics in Japan. The clap skate has not only revolution- They could be Olympic curlers. bined): Speedskating (women's 3,000); Gen Xers, Picabo, A winter version of "Bill & Ted's ized the long-track sport, it's led to Curling, a sort of cross between shuf- Hockey (women's U.S. vs. Finland); Luge trans- fleboard on ice and hyperactive house- Excellent Adventure?" Nope. Sorry, snow- months of CIA-like intrigue and (women); Biathlon (men's 20K) 10 a.m.- boarding, the world is about find out that formed these games into something of a keeping, makes its Olympic debut at clap skate and ice 3 p.m. these athletes are able to compete and crapshoot, where the emphasis is on the Nagano. Men's world champion Sweden carry on a conversation, equipment as much as the athletes. and women's champion Canada, the only CBS Freestyle skiing (moguls): brooming on the bill "Hey, my ballcap is usually back- "At the beginning of the season, I was place where the sport is huge, face Alpine skiing (men's combined), Luge wards!" said giant slalom world champion like, 'Geez, what is this, said Chris Witty, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, (women): Speedskating (women's 3.000, Britain. Skiing Sondra Van Ert said, sort of pleading the America's best hope for a gold medal. "I Germany, the United States and 7- lop in Picabo and Tomba: No more intriguing case that the sport will remain rad even had seen the year before where people And that is the coolest thing to hit curl- nylon pads replaced horse tail skiers have graced the Olympics. after a serious dose of TV exposure. came out of nowhere and were suddenly ing since Thursday, Feb. 12 Picabo Street, with her effervescent enthu- But Van Ert is also one of the leading winning. No one knew where they stood bristles on the brooms used in the sport's siasm, unshakable confidence and nasty scar reasons why snowboarding will likely before the first World Cup race of the sea- frenzied sweeping. TNT Snowboarding halfpipe). on a knee that's barely healed, is shooting for have its image altered. At 33, she's son, where they were going to finish. I 'When people hear 'curling,' all they think Hockey (women's U.S. vs. Japan): Cross- a triumphant comeback. Alberto Tomba, the already crossed generational boundaries, was so nervous." about is the sweeping with brooms,' said country skiing (men's 10K classical, Italian playboy who's among the greatest And she comes from a more traditional The Americans, who clearly trail the Norwegian Dordi Nordby, a two-time women's women's 10K freestyle), Curling 10 technical skiers ever, is seeking to punctuate background, as a racer with the U.S. Ski Dutch, Germans, Norwegians and world champion. 'But when they realize what am -3 pm his extraordinary career with a last hurrah in Team in the 1980s. Japanese in the technological clap race, the brooms are for, they get interested.' CBS Figure skating men's short the Japanese Alps. International The game consists of two, four-member As Bill Marolt, CEO of the US Ski and were upset that the program . Alpine skiing (men's super G); Their quests are perfect storybook fod- Snowboard Association, puts it:We don't care Skating Union allowed the sport's biggest teams sliding 42-pound pieces of granite der for Alpine skiing, one of the glamour how we get them on snow. We just want to get change in more than a century as the down a lane of ice. The stones are sup- Speedskating men's 1.500, Cross-coun- events of the Nagano Games. them; they can decide which they want to do Olympics approached. posed to land on a circular target, knock try skiing. Snowboarding halfpipe) 7- But while Street and Tomba will be the after we get them on snow." "I don't think anyone in America want- an opponent's stone away or block the 1)) pm sentimental favorites in Japan, ed to stop this from happening," said rival team's next shot (Ts -- Hockey (men's U S vs. Sweden) Germany's Katja Seizinger and Austria's Gerard Kern kers, coach of the U.S. long- The sport's name comes from the curv- midnight. 2 30 a m Hermann Maier are more realistic picks, Speedskating distance team. "We wanted it to be ing, or 'curling,' path the slowly spinning dominant World Cup sea- skating. takes along the ice. based on their There's a new sound in spec delayed. There are people who are used to rock Friday, Feb. 13 sons. The furious, metallic clatter of the blade skating on the traditional skate. All of a "It's like playing billiards on a 40- seeking a toehold in the glasslike ice has sudden, they have to make a change to meter 138-foot) table," said Nordby, who "TNT Hockey (men's game). Nordic Snowboarding been replaced by a rhythmic beat, akin to the new skate. That's a little bit harsh." was second in the women's world champi- combined ski jump), Luge (doubles) 10 stereotype, dude. a freight train coming down the track. onship last year. am.3 pm Bag the play when team- Snowboarding is moving from Gen X to Clap. Clap. Clap. Brooms come into CBS Alpine skiing (women's down- sweep the ice to reduce Main Street, thanks to the Olympics. At the Nagano Olympics, the big story mates frantically hill', Figure skating (ice dancing com- in speedskating won't be a star like Curling friction in front of the round stone, which Those gnarly knuckledraggers, whose people in oniform,-k)aning on their pulsories(. Speedskatang (women's 500), Bonnie Blair or Johann Olav Koss. Thosi. looks like an oversized teapot because of command of English seemingly starts and brooms and maybe having a smoke, won't my- Luge 'doubles) 7 10 p m with, "Sorry, dude" as they fly over Instead, the spotlight will focus on a essarily be the janitors of the 1998 Winter the handle on top. ends of springs CBS Hockey (men's US. vs qualifi- the tips of someone's skis, are heading for small hinge and a couple Olympics. attached to the boot of each skate. Al' Sports compiled this report er' midnight- 230 a.m Called home lately? 1-800-COLLECT SPORTS Baldwin lands several 'blue chip' prospects

401V, OsIlan pressure on them." recruiting wits more successful Bahl w in cited the 1.i-1; of than in the past compel it ion it both pract Ito and Baldwin sit mit realis- Spartan Signees for posit 1, I is as the biggest prob- tic goals that the recruiting suc- Atoned that I ) It.ddw ii lem last year cess should help :11.TillnpliSh. PLAYER NAME POS. HT. WT. Class Hometown/ Last School l'Cl..C1111, tor this I "Players were coming M iind "We need to win out -of-con- OLB 6-4 215 JR San Bernardino/ San Bernardino Valley CC ere Accom Ron Acuna hying gii iii tilt starting jitli," ference games," Baldwin said. Marcus Arroyo OB 6-2 190 FR Meadow Vista, Ca/ Colfax H.S. ; I pl.c.,r- -wiled let lialdw in said. "That is not going the team was 0-3 in non-confrr- TE 6-4 240 SO Riverside/ Riverside City College \\ nesday It happen this year The players ence games last year. "Then wt- Sean Brewer ill, San lose State iii’..xcited aknit iompetirig.- Want to be in the race Ifur the Chris Evans C 6-2 265 FR Hollister/ Hollister H.S. !tall coach. cited The addition of two quarter- Western Athletic Conference) at Al Faamausili DT 6-1 270 JR Moreno Valley/ San Bernardino Valley CC mpetition at posi backs dot- not mean that the end of the yl.,11*.- Brian Foreman WR 6-1 195 FR Concord, Ca/ Clayton Valley H.S. players ridI i-ter returning senior. Brian Vye. seihl If the team can get on the Viejo H.S. topun Area Nick Gilliam PK/P 5-9 170 FR Mission Viejo/ Mission necessaril. be out of a winning track. Baldwin expects 111.1111 DeAndre Harris DL 6-1 330 JR Davenport, la/ Ellsworth CC lialdWill Illildt. it clear that the fan support to follow. lit ii Sacramento City College it' tWil freshman .Marcus Arroyt t. who "We need more students at Antonio Harrison WR 6-2 175 JR Sacramento/ 111,111,11142 Iiir1111.P threw for over :3,000 yards and the games," Baldwin said. "Who Nick Hergenreter OL 6-4 270 FR Chino Hills, Ca/ Servile H.S. tilt Ii11:111 :is boicitiloycns in his senior sea- cares if we're a commuter cam- Jarmar Julien RB/DB 6-0 195 FR San Jose/ Oak Grove H.S. 1111(. son. is here for the future arid pus, the students help pay ftir Steve Kappahn DL 6-2 280 JR Santa Maria, Ca/ Allan Hancock H.S. I k is. Area play- %1/4 ill most likely red- shirt (prac- this team anti they should hike , -4.111 l'rancisco tice. but not play in gainesi his pride in their school. We want to Carlos Koustas DB 5-10 180 FR San Francisco/ Riordan H.S. -1'1,1yer of the first seasoil. give them a reason to come our' Casey LeBlanc WR 5-10 190 FR San Jose/ Bellarmine Prep 1 ,t l.ttIijt appears it ln searching for possible Ile said the goals for this Dorae Lewis DB 5-8 168 JR Compton/ Cerritos H.S. 11,1.1%i of 11.i, iiii111. n Ilat Ili recruits. Baldwin said that they season include increasing atten- Daniel Mauga OL 6-3 270 FR Oceanside, Ca/ Oceanside H.S. I !II- -1.01 tilt lii were simply bulking fir the best dance by at least 25 percent and DL 6-2 290 JR Sun Valley, Ca/ Los Angeles Valley CC I R.111111.1 .1 mitural.",:iid athletes. regardless of position. selling out the Silictin Kickoff Edgar Nava till, 1

I lii is R11,t .S11.11(.111 IL III{ Braun said. "The thing about the better. We've got those bad -i.iire cluse titrutigh- game, though, is our guys played games behind us and now we've Clarisse Machanguana, 33, reps down a rebound in the second quarter of the Lasers against the Rage 1 I I), V11111., S:1111', :111(1 awfully hard. Stanford is a vet- got to win. From hero on, we Smith's has- Wednesday night at the San Jose Event Center, The Lasers beat Philadelphia 71-67. eran ballclub but our guys bat- have to escalate." rocial hold ()tithe Lasers' runs hy com- execution. With Sam scoring and Smith tled and battled." layups hurt us at ing back through dominant play The Rage was able to come back rebounding, the Lasers were I, I !lag, I leati ('oat-hi Lisa lit Adrienne Giodson, ho led front the 14-point deficit by taking able to hold off a late Rage rally - ,o1 Vie couliltit put iii playirs with 211 points. ;foil itly; 'Linage if the Lasers' quick shots that saw Goodson hit a trey and t hi, .ti the end.- bad shot selection by the Lasers end quistionable calls by the offi- Taj McWilliams hit an inside citnie tot strung cials that included a technical on jumper that made the score 69- .it -.f .irt if the game HEY YOU!!! "They have some great inch- Beck with five seconds left in the 64 at the 2:13 mark. (Yes, YOU!) NlacItitriguana vidthil players.- Smith said ''Shim' sect ind quarti.r. A key defensive rebound by Azzi alit! Smith) it e,iuhu,ii i host II.S it both inils ti "I didn't mind," Beck said. "I Machanguana and a find later .0,1, to (I() all the little the floor - ti-It like I needed it (the refi.r- on Sam ended the threat of a tulatv ?

Instead of holding in to dou- yes didn't communicate Rage comeback, /IS Sam hit both e 012' S11,0101 my to the back door ble digit leads, such as their 32- Rage guard Dawn Staley free throws pushing the- score to tue saltic.A.11 an.111. r '...orking hard 20 lead with over three minutes made both technicals closing otit 71-65 with a minute led. I....11 d I tilf left in the second quarter. the the first half with a Laser 36-34 The Lasers 120-201 appear to ,T I/ 5001 et1111 Expr'frne"n(-1"el' . 1..1 Lasers took quick shots which lead playoff bound, but their seed- id I - riarli Angela allmved the Rage to gi.t hack in With the Ifitge inljusting lit ing has yet to be secured. Beck is It, p out that although thy gamy Machani.tuanit's dominant inside looking to be seeded at either :smith 'lilt t 11.1%. a good "Wl. need better shot selec- play, Sam and Smith were free to fourth, fifth or sixth. The next Run for 'charlotte Snot It tion.- Beck said, while adding drive and use their post -up game is 4 p.m. Sunday, at the. 11.1.1 iII. ;(.11111 that she is voirried about their moves. San Jose Event (7enter, Associated Students 7. .11)11. 01 Government! court testimony against PGA Martin breaks down in STEP #1 STEP #2 r. e only painful, but dangerous. As Pick up the Attend the MANCIAIORY ,ENE, Ore ,Al'i Casey the intense pain that developed watched. I Nlitgist Candidate Orientation: to Application Packet Candidate Martin hroke (1,11111 111 f ,;irs ;is while walking the course and Thomas Coffin called a It ye - his lower leg bone continues In the Associated Students Thursday, February 5, 1991 Government Office. 4 Sprn In the Council Chambers to,tiluiri :0).10 a lifeillne. (If carrying his iiwn clubs over :36 minute recess. weaken, it could break, and it was just the weight of might him. to be amimlitt ed. of the Student Onion 1,1111 tr, ini his withered leg and holes The opposing coach from '1 think Inns Is the Filing Deadline (IMO trii-trAtion over having to ask tIii' Cniversity of Arizona sass' the whole deal." Martin told a 'Imhof Though expressing tor help to plity with the best his ;Igony and told hint: "Ilan, reporten: lat4-r outside court. admiration for Martin, PGA Applications are available NOW in the Associated yolter- in the %viirld you've got to take a cari.- Iii' NfTW 25 and experiencing Ttitir lawyers contend allowing Students Government Office in the It I oold trade my leg and a nh more pain than ever, he is asking him a cart would give him an upper level of the Student Union. Art lor their ile,erel leg. I would do Aft 'r telling that story, the PGA Tour to allow iuini to unfair advant age over other If you have any questions, please contact the it atom une, an% w here." Martin Martin choked up and reachtd ride a cart in professional golf golfers. 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Networks of snowboarders are 24 or younger, according to As more and more of the young people picked up Snowboards, which started in 1977. An industry like ESPN and MTV also have helped to provide the Burton website. the sport, it became necessary for even some of the had begun. exposure for snowboarding, according to the An almost hateful relationship has begun to most staunch skier-only-mountains to open their "I always wanted a surfboard for Christmas," Burton website. develop between skiers and snowboarders. lifts to snowboarders. Burton said, dispelling the notion that all snow- Snowboarding had definitely became a visible In recent years, as snowboarders have become a "At one time there was a real market for skier- boarders start by surfing. "But I never got one." activity on ski hills everywhere; it has not neces- part of seemingly every snowbound family vaca- only mountains," said Talbot, whose employer, Others played a big part in the development of sarily become an accepted part. tion, the walls have begun to fall. The mountains Alpine Meadows, was the last California mountain the sport, Absolutely Radical magazine was the "When I first started boarding, it seemed like are not without incidents. to allow snowboarders last year and now offers first snowboard magazine in 1985. The name was skiers really had a hatred for me," six-year snow- "I ran into a girl skier the other day and her several snowboard parks. "Most families now have changed six months later to International boarder Josh Barr of Reno said. mom told me that snowboarders didn't belong on at least one or two snowboarders. It became neces- Snowboard Magazine to better represent snow- Many mountains refused to allow snowboarders the mountain," 13-year-old snowboarder Chris sary to allow snowboarders on the mountain to boarders of the world. on their lifts. Time magazine called snowboarding Regan said. continue being a family resort." The sport received even more exposure when the "Worst New Sport" in 1988. The fact that an increasing amount of skiers are The only remaining holdouts that don't allow James Bond was seen riding a snowboard in the Skiers everywhere saw snowboarders not as picking up snowboarding as a secondary sport or snowboarding are Alta, Deer Valley and Sundance 1985 movie "A View to A Kill." equals, but as people to be avoided at all costs. Ski are completely converting from skiing may also be in Utah; Taos in New Mexico; and Mad River in In 1987, TransWorld Snowboarding magazine patrols were advised to look out for the out-of-con- working to quell the animosity. Vermont. Park City in Utah recently converted and Snowboarder magazine reached out to large trol youths. "I just see it as everyone is trying to have fun," after it won the bid to host the snowboarding numbers of sItateboarders, surfers and snow "The stereotypical image of snowboarders ex-skier turned snowboarder Mark Haas said. events in 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. enthusiasts with the message of snowboarding. seemed to have more to do with age than with any- "I also come from Indiana, so I didn't grow up

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NEWS Snowboarder: Bicycles: Campus theft Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 Knox. It just takes common sense." Steve Molinari, an SJSU student, sleep and instead cram excessive occupants into a are left unlocked or unattended, Sgt. said he had a bicycle stolen at one cramped motel room. Hernandez said. He said even bicycles point. Now since enrolling at SJSU, he "Just this past weekend," SJSU student Collin Stiner locked to bike racks get stolen because uses two bikes. He said he rides the said, "there were six of us in a room meant for three." some thieves cut through the locks, less valuable one to school and secures Perhaps one of the biggest draws to the sport has especially cable or chain locks. He rec- it with a U-lock while the other is safe been its similarity to other sports and its relative easi- ommends that bicyclists use a U-lock, at his house. ness to perfect. Skateboarders and surfrrs alike have which is a metal bar lock shaped in a Bicycle parts are also commonly found it very easy to assimilate. stolen even if the frame is locked, "I used to live on the coast Ventura)."! I3-year-old Greg Whitehouse, owner of Pacific Whitehouse said. Taylen Richards said. "I used to surf; so boarding came Bicycle, said U-locks are the most "We get a lot of people who just have really naturally." dependable bicycle security locks, but it wheels and seats stolen," he said. One of the easiest ways to spot snowboarders is by is possible to break into a U-lock. Bicycle owners should record their their dress. "There is no lock made that can't be bicycle's serial number and engrave "Snowboard clothing tends to be more baggy," said broken into," Whitehouse said. "Give their drivers' license on the frame, Sgt. Justin Hibber, a snowboard sales associate at Mel me some time and I'll break into Fort Hernandez said. Cotton's Sporting Goods store. "The main reason for it is style." Lindsay Wheeler. 19. is part of a growing group of women snowboarders who are opting to ride with other males rather than their fidiale peers. MIXED MEDIA "The guys have been pretty enthusiastic about seeing by Jack Ohman Created by a chick ride," Wheeler said. "It seems like it takes a cer tam n personality with girls. A lot of the girls seem to be Spartan Daily Staff just doing it because it's the new, cool thing or to pick up on guys.- POPULAR Martha I E ng 011TDOM LIE Aries Women will be competing, along with the men, in two MENDACITY snowboarding events in the upcoming Winter Olympics. MAGAZINES March 21 to April 20 sown obtainable goal. Foe 0ou (All You do things your own way at all costs which makes you a Most never saw the Olympics as an Tilt "I was a derelict skateboarder," said Todd Richards, a LIARS,.. r, SOWN 153 poi.IT stand-out. This means you are a natural target and often get '11(tFAR se war medal contender in the half-pipe competition in an 9%)) .o8Ufitall shit on by pigeons. There's disruption in your ruling planet of Po &MB 0 interview with TransWorld SNOWboarding Magazine. / wets Mars so avoid flocks and carry a wide umbrella. Famous Arian: fl RIMER give a crap about a team sport, ever." IAINVW ) Adolf Hitler. "I didn't really SYFFlt.0;1; Taurus April 21 to May 20 You crave security which makes you an incurable co-depen- dent. While others might track this neediness back to your par- ents, it is most likely your inability to get laid. Honey, if you've got it, flaunt it; because you haven't been getting it, and God knows you need it. Famous Taurean: Sigmund Freud. Gemini May 21 to June 21 You have a foul case of B.O. and your horoscope is being withheld until you remedy the problem. Famous Geminian: John F. Kennedy.

Cancer June 22 to July 22 You are a cautious person which manifests itself in your belief that someone is following you. Oh puh-leaze. You may think you're the most fun to walk behind, but your buns really aren't enough to attract a tail. Jump into reality. Famous Cancerian: Princess Diana. Leo July 23 to August 22 You are expressive and expansive. As a result, you often embellish on the size of your genitalia. Word to the wise: Those around you are getting hip to your scam, so stock up on Kleenex with the quickness. Famous Leonian: Mae West. Virgo August 23 to September 22 You are both fussy and physically fit. Yep, that's right ... tight-lipped and tight-assed. Take some time off this weekend to boogie in your undies to those rockin' '80s tunes that you have tucked away on vinyl. "Everybody cut, everybody cut foot- loose ..." Famous Virgoan: Michael Jackson.

Libra September 23 to October 22 You have an insatiable craving for attention and approval. This often drives you to page yourself when no one is looking sic that others think you are popular. You're not. Work on pat- ting yourself on the back instead of wanting everyone else to. In the long run it'll make you feel better. Famous Libran: Mohandas Gandhi. Scorpio October 23 to November 22 You possess a magnetic personality and engage in compul- ive nose-picking when everyone else's back is turned. Your stars say things are looking up for you. Search hard and dig deep what you desire is within your reach. Famous Scorpian: Bill Gates.

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21 You are intellectual and philosophical. So answer this, will you? Did everyone in Milwaukee really think Fonzie could turn on the juke box with his fist? Are Valerie Bertinelli and Eddie Van Hahn really the same person? What the hell ever hap- pened to Gabe Kaplan from "Welcome Back, Kotter" fame)? Famous Sagittarian: Mark Twain, Capricorn MAKS December 22 to January 20 You are over-conventional and disciplined. It's a sure bet you have voted Republican all your life and are getting off on the trouble in the Clinton White House now. Your advice to Monica Lewinsky? She should have kept her mouth shut (forgive the pun). Famous (Iapricornian: Sir Isaac Newton.

Aquarius January 21 to February /9 You are twisted and most people view you as a pervert. You were the kid at slumber parties that tortured the first poor sap to fall asleep. (Does frozen underwear and the old hand in warm water trick sound like familiar M.O. to you?) Not much BACK has changed and, although it's probably too late for an old dog ARE such as yourself to acquire new tricks, give it a shot and buy IJES En some maturity. Famous Aquarian: John McEnroe. 7.111111THE Pisces February 20 to March 20 You manage to piss off a lot of people with your idealism. Bravo! Others might find you an insufferable schmuck, but you've never given a flying fig what anyone thinks before so, for God's sake, don't start now. Famous Piscean: Elizabeth Taylor.

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