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TUITION CSU Board votes yes on hike

BY ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ STAFF WRITER LONG BEACH, Calif. — The California Board of Trustees voted on Wednesday in Long Beach, Calif. in favor of a tuition hike which affects all CSU campuses, despite protests from college students. Students from at least 15 CSU campuses arrived at Long Beach on Tuesday and prepared to protest the board of trustees. They began by making posters and signs and received a “know your rights training” for safety. “There is an overwhelming amount of excitement from all students to oppose this tuition hike,” said Luis Cervantes, San Jose State Associated Students Director of Community and Sustainability. Students woke up the next day at four in the morning and made their way toward the Offi ce of the Chancellor where they prepared to greet the trustees. Once they arrived at the Offi ce of the Chancellor, students wore caps and gowns with large posters around their necks as price tags. Signs read “Death by debt” and “$70 in debt.” Students created make-shift tombstones on the front lawn. The tombstones read “Here lies CSU Long Beach” and “R.I.P. San Francisco State” attached with stuffed bodies which represented college students. ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ | SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University students Juritzi Torres and Luis Cervantes hold signs protesting the approved tuition hike at the California State University Offi ce of the See INCREASE page 2 Chancellor on Wednesday in Long Beach, California.

SPEAKER PREVIEW SJSU to host award-winning author UPDATE BY TIANA WALKER have a profound social impact if how they can engage them around STAFF WRITER they take in interest in them. these issues and to take advantage “Students are the decision of their platforms. Missing SJSU Author of “Writing my Wrongs: makers of tomorrow and being “We’re in the age of social Life, Death, and Redemption actively engaged and the world media and students are great users in an American Prison,” Shaka as we know it today is really of these different platforms,” student found Senghor will be coming to the important,” Senghor said. Senghor said. “They need to see Martin Luther King Library Senghor mentions that students how impactful they can be if they BY RYAN BARNHART today at noon. can engage in the issue of mass use their social platforms for the NEWS EDITOR Senghor will be speaking about incarceration in various ways. greater good.” the American prison system as “I’ve dealt with a lot of criminal The mass incarceration San Jose State University journalism student Anne well as his journey of atonement. justice majors who are entering advocate wants to show his Elizaga, 27, has been reported as safe. Elizaga was Throughout his life, Senghor the workforce,” said Senghor. students what it means to be reported missing over the weekend. was an honor roll student with “Often times doesn’t really refl ect able to create something off of A Facebook profi le identifi ed as Elizaga said in college aspirations. the humanity of the people who minimal resources that can still a Facebook Messenger conversation that she is However, his journey was altered are incarcerated.” have major impact. well and not endangered. As of Wednesday the at the age of 17 when he was Senghor will be speaking in “Innovation takes place individual claimed she was in Illinois with Chris shot three times because of drug room 225 of the library at noon. everywhere in the world Chamblin, whom she reportedly met online. dealing related incidences and at “I will be discussing how do we including prisons. A lot of times They had allegedly left Reno by train. The profi le the age of 19 he was convicted of humanize men and women inside people only think of crime when also mentioned that she has notifi ed her parents second-degree murder. Senghor prison,” Senghor said. “How do they think of prisons, but they and the police of her status and requested that the spent 20 years of his life in prison. we look at mass incarceration are some very innovative people message be relayed to everyone else. The event is put on by the Silicon from a more humanistic who end up being incarcerated,” Valley Reads program, a program standpoint and to help people Senghor said. Follow Ryan on Twitter that is a collaboration with the realize the impact that our Encouraging students to take @ryan_barnhart San Jose Public Library, Santa inactivity has really had on the the issues in his memoir to create Clara Library District and the growth of the prison system.” discussion is another one of his Santa Clara County of Education. He says that what Americans focuses. He also has an online His life-changing journey has have failed to do has led to a campaign, #writingmywrongs, for brought him to where he is now, higher rate of recidivism, or people who wish to engage in the teaching at the University of repeated offenses. issues on Instagram and Twitter. Michigan as well as being a TED According to the National The hashtag is stemmed from talk speaker and a guest on Oprah. Institute of Justice, a study his Times best-seller Senghor’s main goal is to conducted by the Bureau of Justice book. “It was a gripping read that FOLLOW US ON change the way that Americans statistics shows that of prisoners provided a deeply personal look view prisoners and the prison released, about 76 percent of them inside America’s criminal justice SOCIAL MEDIA system as a whole. He believes are rearrested. system,” said Sarah Kishler. that as of now, American prisons Senghor will also be talking Senghor’s discussion at the are “warehouses instead of about what can be done to Martin Luther King Library is a rehabilitation centers.” prevent this and the solutions that free event open to the public. @spartandaily SJSU librarian and member of have been working to help men According to the Silicon Valley Silicon Valley Reads program and women make a successful Reads coordinator Diane McNutt Sarah Kishler said that his book transition back into society. He this will be his fourth appearance teaches readers “how we might be will also discuss tactics that with the program that goes along able to reduce crime by treating have been working to curb gun with their theme for this year prisoners less like numbers and violence in inner cities. “and justice for all.” more like human beings, with the Senghor says gun violence leads potential to do good in the world.” to so many ending up in prison in As a teacher, he tries to engage the fi rst place. Follow Tiana on Twitter his students in issues that will He tries to inform students on @itsmetiana_w Thursday, March 23, 2017

INCREASE Mary Papazian talked and students could be heard inside. students instead of talking for to the dismay of college students greeted students in the front row. “You’re taking away pressure them,” Torres-Mendoza said. sitting in the audience. Continued from page 1 “It’s good that you’re all here from the legislature and placing “How am I going to get to class A large roar from students today,” Papazian said. it on the students,” Lieutenant when I have two jobs that I’m followed as the fi nal vote was As students prepared to enter As board members began to Governor Gavin Newsom said. trying to juggle and my schedule read. “How can you do this? Will the chamber where the trustees deliberate as to why the tuition “I also want to thank all you for does not allow me to go?” you be paying for my tuition?” would be, they made a line in hike should be adopted, students showing up today and fi ghting for About 10 people urged yelled one student. front of the doors and shouted at interrupted, chanting “Chancellor your education.” the board not to accept the The 5 percent increase forces trustees as they walked by. White, do what’s right.” The fi nance committee fi rst preliminary vote. Some shared undergraduate students to pay “No cuts, no fees, no corporate Some students were escorted out approved the tuition hike 7-2. personal stories of struggle. $270 more per year and graduate universities” and “education is of the voting room for not allowing After the fi rst vote, there was an Students shared stories of students $468 more. our right, not just for the rich and board members to speak. opportunity for public comment taking care of their families, The tuition hike is set to take white” were some of the chants Outside, a large crowd of over for anyone that wished to speak. fi ghting homelessness and effect in the fall of 2017. that students yelled. 100 students gathered outside SJSU A.S. Director of External hunger and paying for Once inside, trustees and the Offi ce of the Chancellor Affairs Juritzi Torres-Mendoza transgender health services. presidents from CSUs slowly and chanted as deliberations addressed the board. “You need After an hour, the board of Follow Elizabeth on Twitter began to enter. SJSU President took place inside. The chants of to make sure you provide for trustees approved the measure @elizabwithlove

VILLAGES UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR SERIES San Jose State strives for Author discusses book tiny houses for homeless about culture in library

BY JENNIFER BALLARDO laundry. Community gardens and on site STAFF WRITER medical care along with social workers have also been suggested. According to A law that allows for the city of San Wilburn, there has been talk of green Jose to build “tiny home” villages for the technology such as compostable toilets and homeless community went into effect in solar panels being included as well. January of this year. COOP-SJ is a student run organization When Assembly Bill 2176 was signed by that is working towards the construction of Governor Jerry Brown on Sept. 27 of last the homeless villages. year, the law made San Jose the fi rst city in “COOP-SJ stands for a ‘cooperative’ California to present this concept as a way of student leaders coordinating campus to alleviate the homeless problem. and community efforts to address social Many departments at San Jose State issues,” Fallon said. University have a role in the planning and Sociology senior and COOP-SJ member construction of these homeless villages. Ryan Eckford explained about what the Urban and regional planning graduate group does. student Jerry Wilburn is one of the students “We started with wanting to address who is aiding in the effort. homelessness,” Eckford said. “[The] big picture “I’m one of the six advisors for city council goal is to … get the … homeless in some kind member Tam Nguyen on homelessness,” of sanctioned homeless encampment.” Wilburn said. “So I now advise city council In April, a tiny house will be brought on homeless issues for San Jose.” onto campus for faculty, students, public Wilburn works to fi nd ways for San Jose offi cials and the general public to look State to help assist in the project. at. COOP members will host “tiny open “Right now we have web designers houses” to showcase the features of the working with us,” Wilburn said. “We tiny house. have [engineering students] building “This is the magic ingredient that’s these tiny homes, we also have landscape hopefully going to change the mind of architects doing site concept maps and the city, the county, the water district and drawings of what it’s actually going to the community about how to house the look like and then we also have people homeless,” Fallon said. doing grant writing.” The arrangement to bring the tiny house Currently, Wilburn and his research team on campus was made with the County are working on community assessments Offi ce of Education. The William F. by gathering data on the sites that James Boys Ranch in Morgan Hill built have been proposed for these homeless a tiny house that Fallon hopes may be communities. As of now, the city has the fi rst of several of its kind. Fallon has proposed 300 possible sites according to been in contact with the County Offi ce of Wilburn. Each district in San Jose would Education about relocating the tiny house JENNIFER BALLARDO | SPARTAN DAILY have one microvillage. to a homeless village. (Top) Dr. Shannon Rose Riley uses a map to show Cuba and Haiti’s location in relation to the Panama Canal. “We’re fl yering, we’re canvassing, we’re On April 6 a reception will be held on (Bottom) Attendees listen as Dr. Shannon Rose Riley gives her lecture on Wednesday afternoon. hosting community forums, we’re taking campus to invite public offi cials to hear surveys,” Wilburn said. “We’re putting about the tiny house concept. BY JENNIFER BALLARDO white hegemony in the hemisphere.” them into data excel sheets and presenting “We think this is a much more modern STAFF WRITER According to Riley, the geographic them to the city.” day solution for the homeless in Silicon location is important because both According to the Director of SJSU’s Valley,” Fallon said. “We really hope … About 60 people gathered on countries are near the Panama Canal. Center for Community Learning and that the reception and the showcase of the Wednesday to hear Dr. Shannon Rose In relation to this, Riley discussed a Leadership (CCLL) Michael Fallon, the tiny house gets the city and the county to Riley speak about her book “Performing speech given by former governor of West work has not been easy. move forward on providing the property.” Race and Erasure: Cuba, Haiti, and US Virginia William MacCorkle. “Jerry (Wilburn) has run into some The people working towards these Culture, 1898-1940.” “Whomever will control Cuba and Haiti opposition from neighborhoods,” Fallon homeless villages have been waiting to The lecture was held as a part of the can control the commerce of practically said. “Nobody really wants any more receive the property to build upon. University Scholar Series in room 225 of half the world,” MacCorkle said. homeless living in their neighborhood. It “We haven’t as yet received property the Martin Luther King Jr. Library. Riley explained that MacCorkle did continues to be a challenge … to convince from the city, the county or water district Hosted by Provost Andy Feinstein, not want the naval and commercial … residents and neighbors that what we where we can actually place this,” Fallon this series presents three speakers power to “end up in the hands of those have designed is really important for our said. “It’s kind of like that movie ‘Field of each semester. Feinstein explained that descendants of those slaves who control fellow citizens … and far better than their Dreams’. If you give us the property we the series is meant to showcase work the Republic of Haiti.” being camped along the creek or on our will build it, if we build it we believe the completed by faculty members to the Another focal point of the speech downtown streets or under overpasses.” homeless will come.” campus community. was on the Haitian Revolution, which The basic layout of the homeless Feinstein introduced Riley at the was the first and only successful community includes tiny houses for living Follow Jennifer on Twitter start of the event. slave revolt according to Riley. This and portables for showering, toilets and @jayembeee1 “She will discuss how these island revolution led to other uprisings that nations infl uenced culture in the United caused fear in the U.S. States as well as perceptions of race and “In the white imagination, Haiti is this racial relations,” Feinstein said. potential symbol of the loss of white Birth Control He went on to list Riley’s titles, hegemony,” Riley said. Birth Control Eff ectiveness by Type including Associate Professor and Chair Political science sophomore Angeles De Eff ectiveness by Type of the Humanities Department at SJSU. Santos attended and enjoyed the lecture. Before the lecture, attendees enjoyed a “I really like how she’s looking into race free lunch while Riley made her rounds in a more broader spectrum,” De Santos 99% and greeted people. said. “I think this will change the way Patch The lecture began with Riley talking people think about how to be black and 99% about the main point of her book, what … makes people black and what IUD which came out in June. makes people white.” “It explores representations of Cuba and Riley also discussed the presentations 91% Haiti to reveal not only how they were of Cuba and Haiti in the U.S. She Pill important to the emergence of the US included examples from plays, poems 88% empire,” Riley said. “But also to show how and drawings. Diaphragms important they were to reconfi guration of These presentations were meant to racial positions in the U.S.” denounce the countries by making their 82% Riley followed up with some race seem inadequate and inferior. Condom background information on the topic “They are literally raced to be 79% before she delved into her speech. erased,” Riley said. “They are raced as “Let me start fi rst by explaining why revolutionary, black … in order to erase Female condom the hell the U.S. would want to occupy the fact that they have very effective Cuba and Haiti,” Riley said. “The value political agendas of their own.” of controlling Cuba and Haiti had much to do with the geographic location … but Information gathered from Planned Parenthood maybe even more so with the fact that the Follow Jennifer on Twitter INFOGRAPHIC BY PAYJE REDMOND two countries represented a challenge to @jayembeee1 A&E 3 Thursday, March 23, 2017

PLAY REVIEW SJSU theatre students shine in ‘Seminar’

PAYJE REDMOND | SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State students perform a scene from Theresa Rebeck and Amy Resnick’s “Seminar” at the Hammer Theatre on Tuesday night. The stage production will continue showing every day until March 25.

BY PAYJE REDMOND they did a superb job of projecting. We saw included opening their eyes wide, favorite. “He’s kind of a crazy guy and STAFF WRITER this when Martin, played by Jacob Soss, furrowing their brows and sometimes said what he thinks,” Densborn said. performed his monologue. He reprimanded dropping their jaws. The music shifted from 1950s tunes to As a sleep-deprived and stressed Leonard for being a poor teacher. Most scenes took place inside Kate’s modern day hits in between scene changes. college student, “Seminar” provides the Leonard Prete walked the fine line parents’ New York apartment that she Audience members sang along to the down-to-earth comedic relief you need. between holding his own on stage and lived in by herself. The second set change 2010 hit “Somebody That I Used to Written by Theresa Rebeck and directed not overshadowing the student actors. cut to Leonard’s messy study room. Know” by Gotye. by Amy Resnick, four San Jose State Izzy, played by Kaythi Win, had the Producer Barnaby Dallas said the It was nice to reminisce to this throwback. theater students starred in the production perfect stage makeup to go along with set was built by students, faculty and The audience comprised of about 70 patrons, alongside professional David Prete. her sultry, provocative costumes. The staff. The majority of construction including students, faculty and community Each actor held their own stage arched brows and pink lipstick could be was completed inside SJSU’s theater members. The crowd wasn’t extremely lively presence by not allowing other cast seen from balcony seating. department and transferred over to the but they chuckled when appropriate. member to outshine them. The costumes were comfortable day-to- Hammer Theatre in a U-Haul truck. If you are not familiar with Broadway’s Though all the same age and striving day clothing such as jeans and fl annels, Whether audience members went to “Seminar” and you are a college student for similar professions, each character aside from Kate and Douglas who wore college to study English literature or this play is worth your attention, was insightful, sometimes funny but more pricey and dainty apparel. not, the characters were relatable. If especially if you’re an English major. definitely complex. Given that the majority of scenes you didn’t connect to the upper east side The play will continue showing at “Being middle class doesn’t make you involved a private writing seminar cliché in a sweater-vest and Oxfords or Hammer Theatre through March 25. morally superior,” said Kate, played by taught by Leonard, lengthy pauses were the depressed girl in sweats with a tub Sarah Hass. something to get comfortable with. of ice cream at hand, you at least know Whether Hass was excited, resentful or Leonard dragged out the silence while someone who fits the description. depressed, the audience was right along reading student writing samples. The actors along with their characters with her. The actors used big facial expressions were college age. Her emotions broke the fourth wall. t o s h ow t h ey we r e wa it i ng i n a nt ic ip a t io n, Audience member Frank Densborn from Follow Payje on Twitter Given that none of the actors had mics, eliminating the awkwardness. This Los Altos said Martin’s character was his @Theyasked Plan those promposals, Queer Prom is upon us

BY JENNIFER BALLARDO AstraLogik perform at the event. STAFF WRITER Deen reached out to AstraLogik after seeing the band perform at a Cesar “A Queer Summer Night’s Dream” is E. Chavez Community Action Center the theme for this year’s Queer Prom at event last semester.

San Jose State. “I really loved the music,” Deen said. “The fairy theme that we decided “I found out that they were a queer band on seemed to be the most well-liked and those were the only two things I by the officers as well as some of the really needed. [The band] said they’d queer prom committee members,” said be interested and so I’ve been keeping Abdullah Deen, business junior and in contact with them. Hopefully we’ll member of Queer & Asian SJSU (Q&A). have them at Queer Prom.” Q&A is hosting the event, which will take place on Friday, March 24. “ It is being held in the Student Union Ballroom from 7-11 p.m. Melissa Lauzon, computer We are out and proud engineering senior and member of and we’re never going Q&A and the Queer Prom committee called the theme “fairy-centric.” to leave. Nothing’s Lauzon and Jamie Cheyiam, digital going to stop us. media art sophomore, were in charge of the decorations for the event. “ Abdullah Deen Business Junior “One of the stations we’re having is going to be ‘build a flower crown,’” Lauzon said. Deen said Queer Prom used to be an The event is not restricted to San Jose annual event, but it stopped about five State students. years ago. The event made its comeback “We are open to everyone in the Bay last year. Area,” Deen said. “We were trying to “The reason why we’re bringing it talk to people in Davis, Berkeley, Santa back is because we feel like it’s always Cruz [and] CSU Long Beach.” important to have a really big presence Queer Prom is also meant to give on campus to show people that we’re a people an experience they might have safe space,” Deen said. “We are out and missed out on in high school. proud and we’re never going to leave. “I think a lot of high schools won’t Nothing’s going to stop us.” allow people who are the same gender Deen said the 2016 Queer Prom was or sex to go together so … this is a successful with a crowd of about 250 good opportunity for people to be able people showing up. to have a date who may be the same “I’m really hoping for the same gender as them,” Cheyiam said. “Even turnout,” Deen said. “The community if you’re [polyamorous] then you could has always been on point about being bring your partners as well.” there when it needs to be especially in For those who RSVP online or buy this [political] climate.” their tickets before the day of the event, Some of the activities at Queer Prom the cost is $5. At the door tickets will will include DJ dance music, a photo go for $8. booth, games and tables offering information on queer organizations around the Bay Area. The Queer Prom committee is hoping Follow Jennifer on Twitter to have the Bay Area-based band @jayembeee1 4 ESPAÑOL Jueves, 23 de marzo del 2017 CRITICA DE se eleva con colaboraciones diversas

Por VICENTE SERNA-ESTRADA entra en “Deja Vu.” La reina EDITOR EJECUTIVO Colombiana añade su vibrato a la sensual y Álbumes No. 1 de Prince Royce seductora canción. Royce y Shakira mezclan Hay razón por la cual que se llama Prince sus vocales estelares sobre un ritmo tropical en Billboard’s “Top Latin ” Royce. No es sólo un nombre pegadizo para con débiles indirectas de jazz y hip-hop que que sus fans se desmayen, si no un título me hace girar la cadera. bien merecido. Él gobierna las cartas de Royce toma un giro paradójico con “Just la música latina con su voz lisa y sedosa y As I Am,” que cuenta con y ritmos tropicales sucios — tomando el lugar Spiff TV. Un fuerte golpe de hip-hop golpea No. 1 en Billboard’s Top Latin Albums por con una sensación muy bachata. Aunque cuatro de sus álbumes. la canción tiene sustancia sólida, no es En su nuevo álbum, “Five,” Royce toma su exactamente mi gusto lo que parece ser una Five - 2017 estilo punzante y seductor hacia territorios de las únicas caídas en el álbum de Royce. inesperados con colaboraciones nunca Su canción “Moneda” con el legendario antes vistas. El álbum de 12 canciones (18 Gerardo Ortiz es sonoro. La mezcla de canciones para la Edición Deluxe) que salió ambos géneros musicales es agradable tanto el 24 de febrero de 2017, incluye canciones para el oído como para el corazón. Con una con artistas como Shakira, Gerardo Ortiz y voz cálida y suave en ambas partes la canción . Royce toca el alma de la música es, por mucho, una de las más fuertes Soy el Mismo - 2013 bachata en su primera canción “No Te La mejor colaboración en todo el álbum Olvides,” pasando de un ligero golpe de viene cuando la cantante Americana, bachata a un espectáculo caliente y pleno. La Zendaya, presta su voz en “X.” El dúo historia de los amantes olvidados se cuenta bilingüe en español e inglés es la combinación en esta canción y sobre todo el álbum. perfecta de ambos estilos individuales. Su llama tropical y el sonido semi-pop Zendaya toma algunas letras españolas en se entremezclan para un culpable juego una agradable sorpresa cantando, “Aquí Phase II - 2012 emocional entre dos amantes en su hay un sentimiento pero aún quedan ganas segunda canción, “Culpa al Corazón.” de beber a esa copa que antes me daba café La balada cambia su estilo bachata todas las mañanas. “ convirtiéndolo en una de las canciones de Las emociones sacadas de las letras, las baile múltiple en “Cinco.” historias y los ritmos en “Cinco” hacen “,” la cuarta canción, cuenta para un trabajo loable en sí mismo. Él es el con el artista puertorriqueño . La Prince Royce, no se espera nada menos. Sus Prince Royce - 2011 canción toma un giro desde el estilo tropical colaboraciones impecablemente compuestas a lleno de graves golpes. Esta hacen del álbum uno de los mejores. canción entre muchos da una variedad sónica al álbum. SIgue a Vicente en Twitter Información obtenida de Billboard.com La verdadera magia no llega hasta que @vinceserna_ INFOGRAPHICO HECHO POR VICENTE SERNA- ESTRADA Baila esta cumbia conmigo Fremont se une a la lista de ciudades resitentes a Trump

toda nuestra gente de manera justa”, dijo la alcaldesa Lily Mei, que representa a la mayoría de los residentes de Fremont que son de Descenso asiático. Lo que también es inspirador sobre el liderazgo en Fremont es que Lily Mei, una mujer de color, logró ganar la carrera de 2016 para alcalde contra un oponente HUGO VERA masculino blanco que la calumnió en las El Espartano Noticias redes sociales y aceptó sobornos de los promotores inmobiliarios. Fremont ha Mi ciudad natal de Fremont, Calif. ha estado en la encrucijada de una plétora de estado envuelta en la mediocridad desde otras ediciones tales como la carencia de hace mucho tiempo, muchos de los cuales la cubierta comparable, gentrifi cation y han sido provocados por la propia ciudad. el reubicación de puestos de trabajo en la A pesar de la producción de atletas notables fabricación de automóviles después de que como Kristi Yamaguchi y novelista como la planta de General Motors de la ciudad Khaled Hosseini, la ciudad sigue bajo el se convirtió en una fábrica de Tesla. A pesar de su partida hace 22 años, el legado de la cantante Selena Quintanilla sigue creciendo. radar de la mayoría de los residentes del Los esfuerzos de Fremont para área metropolitana de la Bahía. proteger a todos los estadounidenses, Por ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ Christie, Texas junto con su familia. En diferentes momentos a lo largo independientemente de su origen ESCRITOR DEL EQUIPO Aparte de abrir su boutique, ella se del siglo 20, Fremont podría haber sido nacional, color, puntos de vista religiosos, estaba preparando para grabar su primer el equivalente al norte de California orientación sexual y lenguas preferidas, Veintidós años después de su muerte, disco completamente en Inglés. Alcanzó a de Hollywood, la sede de Apple y el no sólo terminan con su declaración de el impacto de Selena Quintanilla todavía grabar pocas canciones antes de su muerte hogar de los Atléticos de Oakland. esfuerzos santuarios. sigue y se siente. Su música, vestuario y al fallecer, su disquera decido grabar un Fremont nunca lograría ninguna de Tesla CEO Elon Musk ha sido el blanco y estilo sigue presente en el mundo del vídeo musical para su canción “Dreaming estas hazañas, razón por la cual la de la crítica nacional y ultraje después de su entretenimiento. No solo nos dejo su Of You” sin ella. ciudad sigue siendo una comunidad decisión de asesorar al Presidente Trump música, dejó su marca entre la cultura Su éxito musical pudo infl uir a otros suburbana relativamente pequeña con en materia económica y tecnológica. Latina e Hispana. por su estilo de moda. Después de su una población de 200,000 habitantes. Musk ha afi rmado que su decisión de Quintanilla empezó su carrera artística muerte, ella también ayudó a artistas Sin embargo, el 7 de marzo de 2017, hacerlo se basaba en la idea de que podía a los nueve años. Junto con su familia, como Jennifer López cuando tomó el los miembros del Ayuntamiento de mitigar cualquier falta que Trump haría si formaron el grupo ”Selena Y Los Dinos.” personaje de la cantante cuando fi lmo la Fremont votaron en favor de una iniciativa tuviera el consejo de un inmigrante ilegal Dos años después, grabaron su primer pelicula “Selena.” para declarar la ciudad como “Ciudad convertido en empresario como Musk disco profesional. Después de varios En las pocas entrevistas que tuvo, Santuario”, asegurando que los residentes mismo. En respuesta a esto, una cartelera conciertos pequeños, poco a poco el grupo Quintanilla pudo demostrar su sencillez, indocumentados de Fremont no serán electrónica cronometrada ahora lee “Elon, empezó a tener éxito. humor y carisma, algunas de las cualidades entregados a agentes de ICE a menos por favor dump Trump” en la interestatal Uno de los éxitos más grandes que tuvo que la hicieron ser tan querida y admirada. que estén directamente vinculados a 880 hacia el norte Fremont a San José. en su corta carrera fueron “Como La Flor”, Recientemente, la linea de cosmeticos amenazas terroristas. “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom”, “Amor Prohibido” MAC sacó una línea llama “Selena” donde Fremont está asumiendo con valentía y “La Carcacha”. crearon lápices labiales y sombras de ojos, su propio destino en un momento en que “ Más de dos después, sus canciones inspirados por la cantante. las políticas nacionales e internacionales Nunca antes había todavía se escuchan en la radio y en fi estas. La línea de maquillaje iba a ser por un discriminatorias del Presidente Trump estado tan orgulloso Aunque han pasado varios años desde su tiempo limitado, pero con la demanda que apuntan a deportar a los Mexicanos- muerte, sus fans no se han olvidado de tuvieron, MAC decidió extender el tiempo Estadounidenses indocumentados de haber crecido y su música. de venta. y esencialmente a los ciudadanos vivido en la ciudad En Marzo 31 de 1995, Quintanilla fue Cuando estrenaron la línea de cosméticos musulmanes de segunda clase. de Fremont. asesinada por la directora de su club de en Corpus Christie, la línea de personas que La mala noticia para el gobierno de “ fans, Yolanda Saldivar mientras discutían querían comprar el maquillaje extendió Trump es que Fremont es la ciudad más temas fi nancieros. varios bloques y calles de admiradores diversa de los Estados Unidos. Además, Una de las coasa mas importantes que listos para comprar el maquillaje. Fremont posee la mayor concentración de ella dejó fue su orgullo Mexicano que También ha habido pláticas entre estadounidenses de Oriente Medio en el Nunca antes había estado tan orgulloso pudo expresar con su música y vestuario. disqueras donde han discutido sobre país, la mayoría de ellos con ascendencia de haber crecido y vivido en la ciudad de Por tener orgullo de su cultura, Quintanilla tener una gira de canciones de la cantante afgana. Mientras que la población Hispana Fremont. Mientras que su población puede pudo inspirar sus admiradores que también con pantalla de ella. Aunque algunos y Latina de Fremont se ubica en algo ser una quinta parte de la de San José, el podían tener orgullo de su cultura. miembros de su familia y fans expresaron menos del 15 por ciento, los miembros Ayuntamiento de Fremont ha demostrado Quintanilla tenía un tipo de estilo tan su emoción sobre la idea de poder ver a del Consejo Municipal de Fremont que ninguna ciudad es demasiado único y distinguido. El copete, labios la cantante, algunos admiradores de la vieron la necesidad de proteger a los pequeña o para adoptar una postura rojos, aretes de círculo, pantalones a la cantante no están de acuerdo con la idea. trabajadores migrantes hispanos / latinos fuerte en un tema que divide a la nación cintura, el jumpsuit morado y el vestido Dejando un legado incomparable, as indocumentados que suelen trabajar en tanto como la protección de inmigrantes blanco que usó cuando aceptó su primer claro que el éxito que tuvo no se ha Fremont después de completar trabajos en indocumentados. Una sociedad progresista Grammy. La moda que tuvo era tan unica desvanecido y todavía es muy querida por el centro y sur de California. no sólo debe ser visible en sus ciudades que unos pueden decir que todavía inspira sus fans. “Al declarar a Fremont como una más grandes y famosas, sino también en a las cantantes de hoy. ciudad santuario, simplemente estamos sus pequeñas ciudades y zonas rurales. Antes de su muerte, Quintanilla estaba defendiendo los valores fundamentales empezando a planear una línea de ropa. Sigue a Elizabeth en Twitter de Fremont para celebrar la diversidad, Sigue a Hugo en Twitter Alcanzó a abrir una boutique en Corpus @elizabwithlove proteger los derechos humanos y tratar a @hugov_ll OPINION 5 Thursday, March 23, 2017 Student debt should not cause you to sweat

loan debt in America is amounting to to pay tuition but my parents did not cover tuition or rent. around $1.3 trillion according to Forbes. want money to be the reason I did not If you live on campus like many Forbes also lists student debt as the succeed. I filled out the Free Application students do their freshmen year, you second highest debt in America right for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), then find yourself faced with rent that costs under mortgage loans. I don’t know if realized I would not be getting much about $6,000 per semester to share a I should feel comfort in my fellow 44 federal assistance other than both room. On top of that, you still have to million borrowers or sorrow for our subsidized and unsubsidized loans. My eat on a semi-regular basis. future. In California alone, the average parents and I saw loans as “doing what It makes sense that a lot of students TIANA WALKER student loan debt is around $22,191. you have to do” to further education. and their families turn to student loans As a student with accruing loan debt, Many students who grew up in middle as a last resort. When you are 18-years- TAFF RITER S W I live most of my life blissfully ignorant class homes probably find themselves in old, you aren’t exactly financially alert. of the hole I am digging. Though I didn’t similar situations. That we’re somehow If I could go back, I would most likely We come to college so that after we dig the hole by myself, I believe there are “too rich” for financial aid but too broke attend a community college for my graduate, we can get a job that will do some key factors that contributed to this to afford college. general education courses to save some more than just pay the bills. However, situation. The fi rst factor is my parents One way or another, FAFSA has come money and then transfer. many students are leaving college with and the second is my fi nancial aid. to the conclusion that if you come from My high school adamantly pushed the a massive debt. My parents have supported me a two-parent household, they obviously idea of attending a four-year university As a student entering her final immensely through college. However, have thousands of dollars laying around. straight out of high school. Which I now semesters, I’ve found myself on Credit they were not the type of parents to FAFSA doesn’t take into consideration question whether or not this is a good Karma checking my score. While my set up a college fund as soon as I was that these parents have other children idea. I wished my high school would credit isn’t too bad, I can’t ignore the born. There was no savings account to to provide for and sometimes multiple have fixated less on “getting in,” and debt that has been piling up my entire add to over the years that would support children entering college at the same time. more on helping us develop a plan to college career. I won’t disclose the my future. Their main concern was Please do not get started with the “you actually afford it. actual amount, but let’s just say I can’t providing for me and my sisters at that should have applied for scholarships” imagine when I will be done paying it point in time. because believe me, I did. off completely. Before I graduated high school, I I’ve applied for many scholarships but Follow Tiana on Twitter I am of course not alone in this. Student knew that my parents could not afford never won any that offered enough to @itsmetiana_w SPARTAN DAILY Executive Editor A&E Editor Copy Editors Kelly Burns News Advisers Advertising Staff Vicente Serna-Estrada Francisco Franco Kayla Boardman Kylee Baird Richard Craig Ben Landis Managing Editor Opinion Editor Kristin Lam Margaret Gutierrez Mack Lundstrom Jacquelyn Lee Diana San Juan Karianne Sudyka Staff Writers Payje Redmond Mitch Licata Executive Producer Sports Editor Andre Jaquez Satvir Saini Advertising Adviser Tanya Hernandez Lisa Principi Sandeep Chandok Carolina Ibarra Selina Ramirez Tim Hendrick Contact: Production Editors Photo Editor Advertising Director David Taub Tiana Walker Editorial Samir Mehta Melanie Piedra Taylor Jones Elizabeth Rodriguez (408) 924-5577 Multimedia Editor Production Chief Creative Director Nicole Chung Isabelle Tham [email protected] News Editor Daniel Lazo Benjamin Siepak Jaleny Reyes Mike Corpos Advertising Online Editor Design Adviser Ryan Barnhart Jennifer Ballardo (408) 924-3270 Neal Waters Natasha Agrawal Jessica Stopper [email protected] Classifieds Sudoku Puzzle Crossword Puzzle Employment `

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good day at least. really excited to get some sleep. I get snapping, and prolonged eye closure I’m constantly thinking about what incredibly jealous when I see people which may occur when a person is I have to do next, but it’s comforting doing relaxing things like reading a fatigued but trying to stay awake to

to know that I’m not alone in my book, watching television or just doing perform a monotonous task.” exhaustion. I vent to friends and they nothing for longer than 10 minutes. I try not to blink too long. There is a vent back. Perhaps it’s narcissistic, but My hobbies now include falling asleep definite risk that I might accidentally it’s also therapeutic to know we are all in uncomfortable positions and molding take a nap, but it feels almost impossible in this together. into my couch whenever possible. “ to not fall into a microsleep with my CAROLINA IBARRA “I’m only averaging like five to six eyes open. hours of sleep,” said communication For those who are saying “we get it, STAFF WRITER studies senior Bernard Watts. “I’ll For me, coffee you’re tired,” I know you get it, but I’m either not wake up when I’m supposed is essential to probably going to keep saying it because Hi, my name is Carolina and I’m really tired. to or I just feel disengaged and sluggish I didn’t really hear you. There is coffee coursing through my in completing things I know I need to functioning on a The caffeine has me running on auto- veins as a life supply at this point in get done that day.” daily basis. pilot – seriously, it’s the coffee talking, the semester. I can’t recall the last time Watts keeps up with a job in between not me. I got a full night of sleep, but I’m sure classes like many students. “ Alas, spring break is here. To my it was amazing. For me, coffee is essential to functioning I work hard keeping up with my six fellow microsleepers: I hope you sleep A recent study by Jawbone Fitness on a daily basis. However, I sometimes classes and maintaining my relationships in full glory with loud snores, messy ranked San Jose State University as one just end up with an overwhelming in between sleep hours. hair, drooling mouth, sprawling limbs of the most sleep-deprived universities amount of shaky energy without the My peers are struggling with sleep, and no morning alarms. I can see it now in the United States. Although Columbia mental alertness that I need. I’m like the too, but microsleeps have invaded my and it’s majestic. University ranked first in students’ lack Energizer Bunny, but I’m supposed to be daily schedule. Have a dreamy break, I know I will. of sleep with just 6.68 hours of rest, writing an essay instead of distractedly According to Tuck, a sleep research SJSU was not far behind with a resting banging on a drum for no good reason. site, “Microsleeps are brief, unintended average of 6.87 hours. I came to realize that peak adulthood episodes of loss of attention associated Follow Carolina on Twitter That sounds about right to me — on a as a college student is all about being with events such as blank stare, head @xoxoxcaro

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MARGARET GUTIERREZ | SPARTAN DAILY (File images) (Left) Cara Robinson attempts to put a shot past Harvard’s goalkeeper in last Friday’s match. (Right) San Jose State junior driver Klaudia Paradi waves her arm to defend a Harvard pass from being progressed any further.

BY JESSICA STOPPER “This week, we’re conditioning a lot more than we’re Spartans if they want to have any success against the STAFF WRITER used to,” said junior driver McKenna Yates. Trojans on Saturday. Defense has been SJSU’s strength this season and is “We need to work on being a team, acting as a team, San Jose State University’s women’s water polo team is what its emphasis will be this week heading into the top- recognizing each other’s abilities and trusting each other,” kicking off its spring break by heading to Los Angeles 15 matchup. Yates said. “We have those abilities. We just have to put this Saturday. “One of our biggest strengths is defense,” freshmen them together and do it.” The No. 14 ranked Spartans (9-13) will be competing Jacqui Maisey said. “I think we have improved a lot on our Although the Spartans are the underdogs and are well against the No. 1 ranked University of Southern man-down defense and I think that’s really good for us.” aware of it, they are not letting that tag determine how they California (21-0). With the odds being against SJSU in this game, Coach will perform against the number one team in the nation. “We are defi nitely the underdogs going into this game Sarusi is only setting a few realistic goals for the Spartans “We’re more focused on going out there and showing that and there are pros and cons to that,” said SJSU head in their face off with the Trojans. we’re not ranked as low as we are,” Maisey said. “Going coach Gabor Sarusi. “The pressure is not on us. It’s more “Hopefully we’re not going to see too many goals,” in and proving that we can put up a fi ght against this team on USC.” Sarusi said. “If we can keep USC at a one digit goal even though they’re a highly ranked team.” The Trojans are not only undefeated this season, but margin, which will be a big accomplishment for us — this Saturday’s game is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Los Angeles they have also beat fi ve NCAA top-10 teams and reached year, at least.” at the Uytengsu Aquatics Center. their 48th consecutive win last week when they beat This season, USC has scored in double digits in all but Hawai’i 9-8. two games. One was against the No. 8 ranked University As for the Spartans, they are on a two game win streak of Hawaii and the other against No. 7 ranked University and have been preparing to face the Trojans throughout of Michigan. Follow Jessica on Twitter the week. Playing as a unit will be the ultimate factor for the @jessicastopper_

FULL COUNT Academics come fi rst for San Jose State’s ace pitcher

BY ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ “I think I was better at baseball,” Nashed said. STAFF WRITER “Usually when you’re choosing between sports you’re going to go with the one that you’re more talented in.” Junior pitcher Josh Nashed leads Nashed attended Leland High School in San Jose the San Jose State baseball team where he starred for the Chargers. While at Leland, as one of the top returning Nashed was a three-time letterwinner due to his players from last year’s team. commitment to and excellence in the sport. There are times where Nashed explained how some As athletes travel from different locations to play you do get overwhelmed players only hold one position games throughout the season, some struggle to keep on the team, but depending on the up with school work and their athletic career. Nashed but that’s what sports is level of skill, some are able to play has not been an exception. all about — handling multiple positions. This season Nashed “It’s a matter of spacing out your time and time stress. has been the star pitcher as well as the management,” Nashed said. “It gets diffi cult with designated pitcher. Last season he online classes but you have to stay in contact with Josh Nashed was also able to play both left and your professors.” junior infi elder/pitcher right fi eld. During the 2015-2016 school year Nashed received While at SJSU, Nashed the Academic All-Mountain West Award for having a has been a pitcher 16 grade point average over a 3.0. As a general business times. Within the fi rst 15 major, he explained that his course load has not been games he has made seven easy during the baseball season. starts at third base, has “There are times where you do get overwhelmed,” had 53.2 innings and Nashed said. “But that’s what sports is all about – has stole a base in his handling stress.” only attempt against As he continues to improve on the fi eld, Nashed Northern Colorado. All of recalls how there have been several times he has his accomplishments on the fi eld were done during stayed up late trying to fi nish his school work and his fi rst year at SJSU. had to play a game the very next morning. Nashed began playing baseball at the age of three “Sometimes on the road I’ll be up until one in the and has been playing continuously for the past 17 morning trying fi nish homework,” Nashed said. “For years. Although no one else in his family played the most part I get everything complete.” baseball other than his brother, Nashed became Nashed was recently named SJSU Student Athlete enamored with the sport because of his father. of the Month for March along with Taylor Chan from “I used to watch baseball with him every day,” the women’s gymnastics team. Nashed said about watching baseball with his father. When he was younger, he also played basketball in junior high but said that he preferred playing baseball instead because of his high level of Follow Elizabeth on Twitter skill in the sport. @elizabwithlove

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SAN JOSE EMBRACES THE MADNESS BY SANDEEP CHANDOK Xavier is being referred to by need to have to have a great program.” SPORTS EDITOR many media outlets as this year’s West Virginia is a scrappy defensive “Cinderella” team. This label is team that applies pressure 94 feet of March Madness is well underway typically given to a lowly-seeded the way. It gets up into the grill of and this evening the madness will tip team that makes it deeper into the those with the ball and crashes the off in San Jose. tournament than was projected by boards hard as it is 19th in the country The SAP Center in downtown San way of beating higher-seeded teams. in total rebounds per game. Jose will host the West Regional of the “I don’t feel like we’re an underdog,” Gonzaga head coach Mark Few is men’s NCAA basketball tournament said Xavier head coach Chris Mack. certainly aware of the Mountaineers’ — more commonly known as the “You’re only an underdog if you feel top-tier traps in its full-court press and Sweet 16 and the Elite Eight. like you’re the lesser team and I don’t said planning for it is unthinkable. Today’s games will mark the fi rst feel that way about our guys.” “It’s impossible to simulate the time in four years since the NCAA The Musketeers knocked off No. 6 intensity, the physicality, just the Tournament was last held in the Bay seed University of Maryland in the relentlessness that West Virginia Area. In the previous instance, the fi rst opening round and No. 3 seed Florida brings,” Few said. two rounds were played in the same State University in the second round Unfortunately for the Mountaineers, venue as this year’s although it was HP to advance to the West Regional so it Gonzaga rebounds better than they Pavilion in 2013. would behoove the Wildcats to take do and comes in 12 spots higher on “We’re excited to be here in San this Xavier team lightly. that same rebounding list and ranks Jose,” said Arizona head coach Sean “Our guys have earned the right second in defensive rebounds per Miller. “We had a practice earlier to be here in San Jose to play for an game as well. today at Aaron Gordon’s high school.” opportunity to get to the Elite Eight,” “They’ve got great size inside,” Gordon, who currently plays for Mack said. Huggins said. “Not just size [though], the Orlando Magic in the NBA, Prior to the Arizona-Xavier rematch but they’re good and they limit you to is a San Jose native who played at is a top-fi ve clash between top-seeded one shot.” Archbishop Mitty High School and Gonzaga University and No. 4 West The winner of the West Virginia - for Miller at Arizona. Virginia University. Gonzaga game will play the winner The No. 2 Wildcats are set to face Despite being a No. 1 seed, of the Arizona - Xavier game in No. 11 Xavier University, the lowest Gonzaga is often not recognized by Saturday’s Elite Eight frame for a spot seed left of the 16 remaining schools. basketball analysts as a powerhouse in the Final Four. This is the second Sweet 16 meeting team because it plays in the West Although the four teams in the West for the schools in three years. Arizona Coast Conference and not in one of bracket feature different playing styles, won that game 68-60 before losing to the power-five conferences (Pac-12, they all share one goal: a chance to cut Wisconsin in the Elite Eight. ACC, Big-12, Big 10, SEC). the nets after the fi nal buzzer of the “How this happened twice in the last Regardless of what analysts say, NCAA Tournament. three years is amazing to me,” Miller West Virginia head coach Bob said. “If it happened in the NCAA Huggins respects the Bulldogs’ SANDEEP CHANDOK | SPARTAN DAILY tournament, I think that’s improbable program and history. Top: Arizona guard Rawle Alkins averaged 11.1 ppg this season. enough, but to be here in the Sweet 16, “They know the tradition,” Huggins Follow Sandeep on Twitter Bottom: Arizona big man Lauri Markkanen is a projected top-10 pick round two — I wish it was different.” said. “They’ve got everything that you @sandeepchandok in this year’s NBA draft.

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