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Animation festival: 'Confessing' that signs Spartans end season with sick and twisted are all around us disappointing loss to Bulldogs A.A1 partan aily SI RVINC SAN JOSE STAI F UNIVFRSITY SINCE 1934 Volume 115, No. 59 V% N1 Lspartanditily.org November 28, 2000 Gore not ready to concede to Bush - Ily kellie Uhittenden accepted new vote totals from 16 counties certification. How many recounts did they have? It's and rejected Palm 1)\in si,)i \kiwis Beach County's partial Matt Gamez, a senior majoring in elec- ridiculous. It's a waste of time and cr-rictivr results. Bush leads Gore by 537 votes in trical engineering, said that even though resources." In a televised address Monday night. the totals Harris certified. he'd like to see Gore as president, he hoped In his speech, Gore addressed the criti- Vice President Al Gore announced he "This is America," Gore said. "When the vice president would give up his plight cism he has received for by saying what is would contest the election results that 0000 votes are cast we count them. We don't for further recounts. he is seeking is, "not recount after recount, were certified Sunday by Florida Secretary arbitrarily cast them aside because it's too "I think he should just accept the fact as some have charged, but a single full and te Katherine Harris. difficult to count them." that he didn't win," Gamez said. "There's a accurate count." vote is not just a piece of paper," Gore At San Jose State University, students point where you should just save face and Rodney Phoreman, a senior majoring in said in MUSt not let those voices be silenced." his speech. "A vote is a human certification declared Bush the were conflicted about what action would accept the fact that you're not going to be voice, a statement of human principle, and Harris' be appropriate winner of the state's 25 electoral votes. She for Gore following Florida's president. I mean stop crying about it. %ee PRESIDENT. Page 6 Senate debates Parry captain for a day issues By Erik Anderson I) %II 1. SI NUM SI %II WRI II It Antagonism was thick as the Academic Senate took action on number of proposals Monday. A discussion on year-round operations a certainty looming just over the horizon brought a moment of cooperation, neverthe- less. 'What should be put in place?" asked Annette Nellen, one of the co-sponsors of the resolution A.S. 1128. "Should I new ' students be admitted any semester?" the accounting and finance professor had asked a week earlier. "Do students want to take classes in the summer?" The California Legislature has mandated that all California State University campuses begin offering a full schedule of classes year-round by the year 2002. One plan fin. the San Jose State University campus would call for three semesters fall. spring and summer with the fee schedule being the same for each, Nellen said. "The Academic Senate strong- ly urges the I university ' Plan- ning Council to create a vision of what an effective YRO i year- round operation' program would look like. she said. reading from a draft of the resolution. The resolution further called for the council to obtain input from "the broadest range of cam- pus constituents." Some members balked at the suggestion. 'Why do we need this particu- lar committee (the council '?" asked Peter Buzanski, a protes- Joel litrner Daily Siaff sot , Titus of history. hen referred to the 14 spe- ( o-captains Neil and his brother Josh Parry shook hands with prosthetic leg and wore a jersey with the No. 25 in honor of University of ci ommittees that had been players from Fresno State during the coin toss Saturday at Spartan Stadi- Washington safety Curtis Williams. who suffered a spinal cord injury in a assigned by university President Robert Caret to study the problem um. Neil Parry vkalked onto the field for the first time since receiving a game against Stanford. see GAME COVERAGE. Pap5 see SENATE. Page8 Sing-Along captures spirit of season Suitcase drive aims Kim Sugi a ma and By Erika Coron to help foster children Charles Ancheta. DAILY SENIOR SlAtE WRIlIR By Minal Gandhi case, v, be picked music majors at San With instruments strategically placed and eyes up from the Wellness Center and toward the music director, the orchestra began Iwo' Si or Wslits Jose State liniversity. trained donated to the Foster Care pro- to play Sunday night at the fourth annual Messiah In an effort to help local foster gram for the Santa Clara County play the Clarinet during Sing-Along at the Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day children, who often move in and Social Services agency. the tburth annual "Mes- Saints in Sunnyvale. out of shelters, Anderson said most of the bags '1'hey asked me if I could put together an orchestra the Black Masque Honor Soci- will be given to the county's Inde- siah: A Sing-Along Per- for the Messiah, and I did," said Eberhard Wailblinger, ety started a chapter of the inter- pendent Living program. fomtance- hosted by orchestra director and San Jose State University stu- national "Suitcases for Kids" pro- The program shelters children, dent. of Jesus gram at San Jose State Universi- ages 16 to 18, who currently The Church "Everybody volunteers, there is not a single person ty on Monday. attend school, and focuses on Christ of Latter-day paid," he said of the 35-member orchestra, of whom "Our organization wanted to do preparing them for college and about 15 were not members of the church. Saints in Sunnyvale. this for the kids because when the workforce. According to the program, the first performance of they have to leave foster centers, Some suitcases will also be The concert featured a Handel's Messiah started as a charity concert that took they often have to pack their given to the Foster Care program, 35-piece orchestra and place in Ireland in 1752 and has continued as a tradi- belongings in trash bags," said which houses individuals from tion around Christmas and Easter. The sing-along Megan Anderson, the publicity infancy to 18 years of age. professional soloists reached a climax with "Hallelujah," when musicians, chairwoman for Black Masque. Kim Lim Pham, an SJSU alum- performing music com- singers and novices all joined in. "That could make them feel like na who works for the Santa Clara Sophomore Kim Sugiyama, a music performance in their worth is equal to that of a County Social Services Agency, posed by 6.1'. liandel. clarinet major at SJSU, said this was her first year per- trash bag." said there are currently 367 fami- a German Baroque- forming at the sing-along. Students wishing to donate lies in the county who are willing "I couldn't picture my life doing anything else," she suitcases can bring them to the to adopt children. She said, how- period composer. said about music. "I have parents who support me, and Wellness Center, located on the ever, there are more kids than that helps out a lot." third floor of the Student Union there are homes. Charles Ancheta, a junior in music performance and Sebastian 11.1dMatIll behind the Multicultural Center, According to Stacie Haro, Black clarinet major at SJSU, agreed. He said he was intro- also known as MOSAIC, between Masques president, the group Daily Staff duced to music by his sister when he was 12 years old 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday anticipates to collect at least 200 through Friday. See MESSIAH, Page 6 Throughout the drive, the suit- See SUITCASES, Page 6

2 TE1 SDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2000 pinion SPARTAN Y sAN .1()SE STATE UNIVERSITY - Letters Signs not to be taken too seriously or ignored

Afriend of mine, Greg, met zt would like Maria to call him if she Against her better judgement, she Column shed girl at a bar last weekend. was able to end things with her ex. waited for the lack of respect in their Instead of telling him her This nightmare of a date could relationship to become unbearable, name, she told him to guess. have been taken as a sign of many at which point they finally broke up. light on society's He guessed her name, Lisa, cor- things. And it was. Admittedly, I'm guilty of commit- rectly, and now he thinks they are Maria decided not to see her ex ting this kind of oversight as well. destined to be married and have any longer, not to see her blind date I once dated a guy who told me he dirty little secret babies. again and not to go on blind dates never wanted to have children. I Greg believes that his guessing anymore. should have taken this as a sign that Iwas sitting down last Friday, Nov. 17, getting ready to write an angry and sarcastic letter to Lisa's name is a sign. Another friend of mine believes our relationship was doomed. the editor in response to one of the most igno- It probably is a sign. that every time she sees a butterfly, Instead, I decided to disregard rant, unreasonable and sexist pro-abortion letters I It could be a sign that he and Lisa it's a sign. A sign of what? A good the gnawing feeling in my gut that have ever read. are meant for each other. Or, per- day, I guess, like finding a penny something was terribly wrong. The Then,just as my pen was becoming mightier than haps it is a sign that the name Lisa head-side up. relationship inevitably came to an a sword, I read Monica L. Ewing's column, "The Way is entirely too common. Christina Lucarotti Now, I'm certain that we are all end. It Is," and found she said everything I wanted to say Of course, Greg isn't going to CONFESSION constantly receiving divine signs of The lesson in all this talk of signs but in a sensitive, straightforward and caring way. know until he finds himself in mari- some sort. The problem lies in recog- is simple: Use common sense. I believe abortion is the dirty little secret of our tal bliss with this girl or he meets stranger's car in her driveway and nizing and discerning what these I have no doubt that God works in society. That is why people use phrases like "termi- three more women with the same decided to call to find out who was at signs mean. strange ways, and I'm sure signs are nate pregnancy" and "pro-choice" to talk about it. name in the near future. her house. For example, Maria said she one of them. Hey, they even call people like me "anti-choice," This is the trouble with signs. When Maria explained that she should have broken up with her ex But just as I wouldn't recommend when the truth is that I am pro-life. Their meanings are often ambigu- was on a date, her ex-boyfriend when she found out that he didn't ignoring the obvious, I wouldn't So please don't be hurt if you get called some bad OU8. screamed obscenities at her. believe in God. bother trying to figure out the,- names too, Monica. People always do that when you For instance, after being broken Maria hung up on him, but he Looking back, she said she can den meaning of everyday c t drag their dirty little secrets out into the light of up from her ex-boyfriend for two continued to call her back to insult see that their relationship lacked dences. truth. months, my friend Maria got a her further. the basic foundation of respect, com- Besides, the only adjectives you really deserve to phone call from him while she was After 30 minutes of these phone promise, openness and a common set Christina Lucarotti is the Spartan have describe you for that column are intelligent, on a blind date. calls, Maria's blind date announced of values and that she should have Daily Executive Editor honest and courageous. Maria's ex -boyfriend noticed a that he would be leaving and that he taken his disbelief in God as a sign. "Confession" appears Tuesdays.

John Wilhelmson graduate student philosophy '"ALL WE WANT THE FINAL Puto-ocrt. Nursing home atrocities The United States need attention, solutions the outside, many nursing still has a need for Fromhomes look like nice places with if r carefully manicured lawns, fresh paint in soft colors and bright cheerful Electoral College decor inside. However, their appear- 0 - ance gives no hint to the atrocities that Electoral College in the United States, to may be occurring. Themany Americans, seems like EU1 ancient relic o The amount of elderly in nursing created by the makers of the Constitution to homes is on the rise. In 1985, nursing protect the sanctity of presidential elections from homes across the nation provided ser- the uneducated Americans of the 18th century. vices to 597,300 people 85 years of age Today many Americans believe that the United or older. In 1997, that number had States should abolish the Electoral College because risen to 738,300. they believe we are not as ignorant as the Americans According to the Department of of the 1700s. The United States still needs the Elec- Health and Human Services, the total Diana M. Ramirez toral College as a safeguard, because even though number of nursing home residents is DAILY STAFF WRITER many Aznericans are educated and literate there is expected to quadruple from the current so much misinformation out there that can fool 1.6 million to 6.6 million by 2050. According to a report titled "Nursing Americans who do not know much about politics. Additionally, the department has home conditions in the San Francisco Many Americans fall prey to phony television imated_that 44 _,Rexcent of..0 65- Bia_Areti: Many homegiail to mret f.ed- commercials, run by candidates or other groups, and year-olds will use a -nursing home at eral stantiards for adequate care," of get confused. Many Americans also pay no attention some point during their lives. the 288 nursing homes that exist in to current events and do not know what the stances At this rate, the baby boomer gener- this area, only 18 of them are in "full r of the presidential candidates are on many issues. ation can expect to spend some part of substantial compliance with fede I When I was watching election coverage one of my their latter years as a victim to the low standards during their most recent friends did not know many of Gore or Bush's politi- health and safety standards that exists annual inspection." i cal stances. I was surprised because we both had in many of these institutions. The other 270 homes were found to gone to a good high school and he is an intelligent A recent report cited in an Oct. 31 have at least one violation "that hid person. When it comes to the election of the presi- Contra Costa Times article and con- the potential to cause more than mini- dent I would rather leave the election up to the Elec- ducted by congressional investigators mal harm to their residents." toral College. The Electoral College is made up of found "serious deficiencies" in more There are alternatives to nursing educated people who know what is going on in the than half of the nursing homes in the homes. While some solutions may be political world. Bay Area. more expensive, at least they ensure Just because an Electoral College chooses the The same report found similar prob- that seniors are being treated properly. president we must not forget that the people in the C lems in 70 percent of the homes in The Detroit Free Press conducted a Electoral College are chosen by the popular vote. Texas, 40 percent on Long Island and special report outlining some of the central New Jersey and more than half alternatives to nursing homes. Christopher Villalta in Chicago and Los Angeles. In-home care, at $10-30 a day, can freshman Of the 1.6 million people who receive involve someone coming in to provide computer science care in the 17,000 nursing homes rehabilitation or nursing services; help across the nation, two-thirds of them with shopping, light housecleaning or are paid through Medicaid. As a con- home-delivered meals; or personal Everyone on Daily tingency to receiving federal funds, the care. homes are supposed to comply with Senior housing, apartment-like federal standards according to the homes that are often subsidized, usual- staff is totally insane Perpetual SJSU construction, Department of Health and Human Ser- ly costs 30 percent of the seniors' vices. monthly income. Services are more lim- the Thursday edition of the Spartan Daily, As seen in the congressional study, ited than those InMike for in-home care or Osegueda wrote about his "strange fee increases need to stop the homes don't seem to care about nursing homes, but individual tenants dreams." I completely agree with Osegueda. He standards. can hire private home care companies. is completely insane, but he is not the only one. response to a majority ol moment of peace when we need The study said that at one Bay Area Finding There Inthe Student essential facilities such as the options to nursing homes is must also be something wrong with the people Recreation Sum- nursing home, "ants were found crawl- not difficult and is worth the extrst c(sst at the Spartan Daily because they somehow let mit supporting a $27 million toilet. ing on the face of an 83-year-old These people in Osegueda be recreation facility: Even if Associated Students resi- nursing hom r. the Spartan Daily Production Editor. dent, moving in and out of her mouth." our mothers, fathers or grandpa s This guy has terrible writing skills. There are so Does anyone foresee a time at did get the money they needed to In another rest home in They cared San Jose State build a new recreation facility, as Los Angeles, for us and protected us many fragments and one-sentence paragraphs. It University when "a state inspector observed a nurse when we were too young makes Osegueda sounds like a babbling idiot. the ground isn't shaking from students, how can we trust them to do it for assistant using a washcloth and water ourselves. It's only right that we give Another thing I didn't understand is why he construction? The campus may to use our money appropriately? soiled with feces to them the wrote about his weird always need more, better question is give a bed bath to a same care and protection dreams. Everyone has weird but will the Perhaps a resident." they gave us. By .the dreams every once in a while,.but it isn't something students who are paying for should we trust them? time we are in these At a northern New Jersey facility, their position, it may be too late to that everyone wants to read about. I don't see why improvements still be here That's great that 83 percent of "residents sometimes begin caring. it's in the opinion section in the first in five to seven years students want more, but I think waited up to two place. The only to reap the hours for call bells to be answered." opinion that I can pull out of his droning article is benefits of this proposed we already have enough. Fee Do we that he thinks he has improvement? increases used for facilities really want our beloved elders Diana M. Ramirez is a Spartan a "bastard mind." This is not living in these conditions? the kind of article that should appear in a college We are the generation of stu- should be optional. I don't want Daily Staff Writer paper. This is something a person would write as a dents who are suffering from the to pay for something that I am freshman in high school, not as a production editor pollution created from the noise never going to use. That's called a of a newspaper. On the other hand, Helena D. Hong's and exhaust this construction donation, and I will offer money - editorial opinion had the proper elements; structure, brings. Do we not already have to charities when I start to make Quote for the Will': an intelligent subject, and it was thought provoking. enough? it, which will be after I graduate. Now I understand why his column only appears once If we are going to have "We can lick gravity, but sometimes a week. increased fees for anything, Hillary Cargo maybe we could start by getting junior the paperwork is overwhelming." Karun Malhotra locks put on the bathroom doors magazine journalism electrical engineering so that we can have a secure and environmental studies Aehrner von Braun

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Today Spartan Rugby 2861 or Mandy Brady at (925) 228- information, call Donna at 924- Mary Moore at 924-5910 learns patience Rugby practice, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7084. 5041. Student Occupational Therapy at South Campus (10th and Alma School of Music nd Dance Association IOTA) streets). All are welcome to play. Wednesday Leadership Development Work- Free choreography III showing, really is a virtue Winter clothes drive Clothes No try outs. For more information, shop 2 p.m. to 3'15 p.m in the Spartan will be collected and donated for call Dustin Winn at 295-8962. REACH Program (Re-entry And Group dynamics and teamwork, Complex, Room 219 (studio theater Response to 'Yearly toy craze begs a lesson in patience, the Christmas season. Donate now Commuter Help Program) 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student in SPX East) For more informa- through Dec. 14. Boxes are located Ice Skating Club Brown bag lunch - Spring Union, Guadalupe room. For more tion, call Donna at 924-5041. sense" by Helena D. Hong. Short meeting Other than the toy industry, our in the Central Classroom building, followed by 2000 And Beyond, noon to 1:30 information, call the Student Life Room 203. social ice skating, 7:30 p.m. at Ice p.m. in the Student Union, Center at 924-5950. School of Music and Dance retail industry also lives from the Centre of San impatience of Jose at 10th and Pacheco room. For more informa- Company One Musical Revue, 7 consumers. Alma streets. For more informa- I recall shopping for my senior iqspirit.org tion, call Jane Boyd at 924-5960. School of Science, Humanities p.m. in the Spartan Complex, prom dress Meditation - guided and tion, call Sandy Schaad at (650) and the Arts, Comparative Room 219 (studio theater in SPX a few weeks before the 996-8489. event. I saw this attractive royal instructional, 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 MEChA (Movimlento Estudi- Religious Studies and Philos.) East). For more information, call blue satin dress that had white p.m. at the Campus Ministry Cen- antil Chicano de Milan) phy Donna at 924-6041. satin trims ter Chapel, 300 South 10th St. All Black Masque Honor Society Weekly meeting, 3:30 p.m. at Lecture Series: "God, Science, on the bottom. "Suitcases For Kids" drive. When my eyes met with the beau- meditators are welcome. For more the Chicano Resource Center, Mod- Scientists," 7 p.m. in the Science Catholic Campus Ministry ty I was information, call R. Wharton at Drop off your unwanted suitcases ule A. For more information, call building, Room 258. Speaker: Dr. Mass and brown bag lunch dis- determined to purchase it. and backpacks The price was pretty steep but I was 605-1687. from 9 a.m. to 4 Adriana Garcia at 815-8643. Eugene C. Scott; topic: Science and cussion: "Catholic Land Mines," p.m. in the Student Union, Well- religion as ways of knowing. For 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 p.m. willing to get it. ness Center (behind My mother on the other hand Catholic Campus Ministry the Mosaic, Students for Justice more information, call professor St. Vincent de Paul Youth Con- tried persuading me to look into Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 multicultural center). For more Weekly meeting, 5 p.m. at the Lui lam at 924-5261. ference for Social Justice, 6:30 more stores. Being impatient, I was p.m. at the Campus Ministry information, call Megan at 998- Student Union, Meeting Lounge. p.m. to 7:30 p.m. stubborn and , purchased it without Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. 7168. For more information, call Vanessa Catholic Campus Ministry Singles for Christ - graduate giving the other stores a try. RCIA: A look into the Catholic Nisperos at 504-9554. Meditative prayer and reflec- students prayer and fellowship, As we walked through the mall Church, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Jewish Student Union/Hillel of tion experience, 12:10 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. looking for matching shoes, I hap- Campus Ministry Center. Silicon Valley aispirit.org 12:35 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Bible reflection on upcoming pened to see another dress. This one Bible Trek 2001, 6:30 p.m. to Sharks hockey game and pre- Meditation - guided and Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. Sunday readings, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 was certainly the "one" I wanted 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Ministry game barbeque, 6 p.m. Meet at the instructional, 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 Youth for Christ at SJSU, 7:30 p.m. All events at the Campus Min- with the empire cut and satin and Social Hall. For more information, Hillel House (336 E. William St). p.m. at the Campus Ministry Cen- p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Campus istry Center, 300 S. 10th St. For elle material. call Father Charlie at 938-1610. For more information, call Arlene ter Chapel, 300 South 10th St. All Ministry Social Hall. For more more information, call Father Char- Whe price and style was fit for me, Miller at 286-6669. meditators are welcome. For more information, call Father Charlie at lie or Sister Marcia at 938-1610. but due to my impatience I was Library Donations & Book information, call R. Wharton at 938-1610. unable to return my first purchase Sales Anthropology & Behavioral 605-1687. Library Donations & Book because it was a formal wear. My Ongoing book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 Science Club Library Donations & Book Sales mother just gave me the look of "I p.m. in Clark Library, 4th floor, Join the ABSC for Robert Simp- Canterbury Community Sales Ongoing book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 told you so." Room 408. For more information, kins' discussion and slide show Supper, Fellowship, Study and Ongoing book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Clark Library, 4th floor, about Harappa and From there I learned that being a call the acquisitions department at the Origins of Prayer for students on the Christ- p.m. in Clark Library, 4th floor, Room 408. For more information, smart shopper is being a patient 924-2706. Indian civilization, 4 p.m. in the ian spiritual path, 6 p.m. at the Room 408. For more information, call the acquisitions department at shopper. Student Union, Almaden room. For Campus Ministry Center, 300 call the acquisitions department at 924-2705. Nutrition & Food Science more information, call Marlene South 10th St. For more informa- 924-2705. sjapirit.org Department Elwell at 241-7471. tion, call Roger Wharton at 605- Irene Yan Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Trans- Meditation 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 Body composition testing, noon 1687. junior Marketing Association gender Alliance p m. at the Campus Ministry Cen- to 2 p.m. in the Central Classroom business in marketing Carolyn Dund from Nortel Net- Career Center Meeting/discussion, 5 p.m. in ter Chapel, 300 South 10th St. All building, Room 221. Cost is $5 for works will discuss event market- Internship Workshop, 1:30 p.m. the Student Union, Costanoan meditators are welcome. For more students and faculty. For more ing, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Stu- in building F. For more informa- room. For more information, call information, call R. Wharton information, call Sherry at 206- at dent Union, Costanoan room. tion, call the Career Resource Cen- Shanna at 938-0803. 605-1687. 7599. A note of thanks Bring your resumes. All students ter at 924-6034. are welcome. Refreshments will be Nutrition and Food Science The Listening Hour Concert The War Zone served. For more information, call Anthropology & Behavioral Department Series for Daily letter Underground hip-hop on Arlene Diwa at 870-2086. Science Club Body composition testing, 9:30 SJSU Percussion Ensemble, SJSU's radio waves with Oz and thanks to the Spartan Join the ABSC for a discussion p.m. to 11:30 p.m. in the Central 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Many DJ Formula One, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Daily for printing Maria Student Advantage with Dr. Martha Bean, who will Classroom building, Room 221. Cost Music building Concert Hall. For on 90.5 FM KSJS. For more infor- Stepanov's powerful and Get your free discount card! discuss the Sapir-Whorf Schemata is $5 for students and faculty. For more information, call Joan mation, call 924-KSJS. persuasive pro-life article that Contact Arlene at adiwa.studen- and world views, 4 p.m. in Wash- more information, call Sherry at 206- Stubbs at 924-4631. appeared in the Oct. 27 forum sec- tadvantage.com. ington Square Hall, Room 4. For 7599. SJSU Sailing Club tion. It was a timely reminder of the more information, call Marlene Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to Practice, 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m at value of human life - whether in Public Health Elwell at 241.7471. Thursday students. faculty and staff members The deed. Lake Cunningham, near Raging young, old or disabled. Department line for entries is noon. three working days Waters. No experience necessary, Holiday Gift Drive. Drop off School of Music and Dance Counseling Services before the desired publication date Entry co-ed. For more information, call Richard Pfaff donations from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free choreography I showing, Workshop. "Managing Test Anx- forms are available on tile Spartan Doily Office Joanna Dilley at (650) 799-3208 or Financial Aid Office Dec. 1, in the Student Union, Bar- 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. in the Spar- iety," 11 a.m. to noon in the Space restrictions may require editing of sub- e-mail [email protected]. rett Ballroom. For more informa- tan Complex, Room 219 (studio Administration building, Room missions Enter.. are printed in the order in tion, call Pattie Hee at (925) 484- theater in SPX East). For more 201. For more information, call which they are received

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"The Hangnail" is about that 1 It's told by an Italian from the annoying piece of skin on a man's DARN' SIAFt WRIII R Bronx to some kids on Christmas finger that eventually tears him When a person goes to see Eve. apart. /. Spike & Mike's Sick & Twisted Pussy gets beat up for owing The best film in the festival is Festival of Animation, an official money and uses his bloody red "Rejected," even though it fea- free souvenir barf bag is included. nose to guide the sleigh. tures the worst animation. This movie, which features 16 "Coco, the Junkie Pimp" uses With no real coherent story animated short films, definitely marionettes to tell the story of line, the film makes up a stream lives up to its name. Coco the clown, who just recently of rejected cartoons from an ani- got off' heroin and is looking for mator who was supposed to create - the rival pimp who took his pros- promotional cartoons for the Fam- REVIEW titutes. ily Learning Channel, which is "Rick and Steve: The Happiest also fake. Rude, crude, crass, outright Gay Couple in All the World," uses No film festival review would disgusting and sadistically funny Legos to tell a story of a homosex- be complete without the films describes the abnormal cartoons, ual couple who invite their les- that were terrible. which aren't limited to cell ani- bian friends, Dana and Kirsten "Monkey vs. Robot" and mation. over for dinner. "Stinky Monkey" should have Claymation, computer graph- The dialogue in this film is the been left out. ics, Legos and marionettes are best in the festival, with Dana Not only was the animation some of the mediums used. asking things such as, "They're bad, but the films were plain st - Some of the shorts were so not going to quiche us again, are pid. shocking, it left the audience they?" Some of the films were graph courtesy of Shane Icknran speechless. Others were so Dana and Kirsten have a with hardcore sex, necrophilia "The Hang- demented, one couldn't help but proposition for Rick. They want to and excrement. laugh. use his sperm to father a child. "Mute and Motormouth in: nail" After watching this, a person Steve gets jealous and with a 'Birth of Abomination,' "Sloaches (above) and learns what he or she thinks is little help from Pussy, their cat, Fun House" and "Deep Sympa- funny versus just plain gross. comes up with an alternative thy" are quite possibly the most "Angry Of the 16 films, a handful plan. disturbing animation shorts ever Kid" (right) stand out above the rest. "For The Birds," a computer to be seen. for the are two of "Radioactive Crotch Man," animated cartoon from Pixar Ani- The film festival is not with the help of the Keen mation Studios, is the only car- faint of heart and definitely not the 16 ani- Squadron, battle the evil Butt toon that could be shown to kids. for a family outing. mated short Pirate. It's about birds on a wire that However, for all those individu- In the cartoon, Butt Pirate conspire to get the larger bird off als with a sick and twisted sense films fea- assures Radioactive Crotch Man the wire. of humor, this animation festival tured at that the letter "u" in his name is "Wheelchair Rebecca" is a clay- is a pot of gold. pronounced with an "oo" sound, mation film about how Rebecca's Spike & like "boot." doll, friend of Darbie, ended up in Mike's Sick Butt Pirate attempts to steal a wheelchair. SPIKE & MIKE'S SICK & TWISTED FESTIVAL OF & Twisted Radioactive Crotch Man's sperm, Her mother goes into the sor- which gives him his powers. did details of her downfall, includ- ANIMATION Festival of However, Butt Pirate's scheme ing sadomasochistic sex, being N1 HERE: Towne Theatre Animation. is foiled by the Keen Squadron, hooked on junk and getting anal- 1433 The Alameda who save Radioactive Crotch Man ly probed by aliens. (408)287-1433 at the last minute. From the creators of "Wallace %1 HEN: Now to Dec. 14 "Pussy Da Red Nosed Rein- and Gromit" and "Chicken Run" 7:15 p.m.. 9:30 p.m. deer" puts a gangster twist on the comes "Angry Kid." and midnight classic story of Rudolph the Red "Angry Kid" included film Friday and Saturday: Nosed Reindeer. shorts about watching sexual 7:15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Not the blood or crypt type of education videos and riding in a Sunday to Thursday courtesy of .4ardman Animation gangster, but the "Good Fellas" car with dad.

Wu-Tang Clan's 'The W' Students in College of Applied Sciences andArts is well worth the wait You Deserve a Helping Hand!

hink back to 1993. That The Good, the Bad & Alumni 2000-200I/Dean's Undergraduate Scholarship was the year a group College called the Wu-Tang Clan The Jiggy came out of nowhere to release Another release worth noting an album called "Enter the Wu- is Rawkus' "Lyricist Lounge Vol- Tang (36 Chambers)." ume 2" compilation. It became the measuring While the label has stick for hip-hop at the time. become a favorite of the The coiiege of Applied Sciences and Seven years later, it still is underground kids, Rawkus Arts Alumni Association, in is venturing into the main- and the Wu-Tang Clan is one of cooperation with the most highly regarded crews stream a little with this the College of in the hip-hop world. one. Applied Sciences and Arts, will The sequel doesn't live up to With solo albums, movie roles give nine S500 undergraduate and even a clothing line under the original, but it does have its the belts of individual members, moments. student scholarships for the The gem is Dilated Peoples' the Clan has been called to 2000-2001 academic year: attention again and is ready for "Right & Exact" while Mos Def, a full-fledged assault on the Nothing wrong with that. Pharoahe Monch, Royce the 5'9" One scholarship will be given to a and Talib Kweli record industry with its new "Hollow Bones" is a perfect add stellar per- major in each of the following release "The W." example of why RZA is regarded formances. Like any Wu-Tang release, as one of the best producers in However, JT Money, Pastor departments/schools/programs: "The W" has been long-awaited the game. Troy and Beanie Sigel had me and overly hyped. He tweaks samples to create asking, "What was Rawkus But for only the second time a laid-back, head-nodding beat thinking?" in addition to meeting scholastic standar,* since "Wu-Tang Forever" in for Rae and D.(.k t, virhally In the world of 12 -inch singles, new works from the applicant must: 1997, I can actually say I'm sat- assault. o Administration of Justice isfied with a Wu-Tang related Eyedea and Abilities (of the album. Minnesota -based Rhymesay- o Health Science a) he enrolled in an undergraduate major ers crew), Brass Munk, Can- Since "Forever," Method The Wu picked o Hospitality Management Program (or he accepted in a program) in the Man, Raekwon, Inspectah nibal Ox, and Company Deck, GZA and U -God all the perfect time Flow are all worth checking o Human Performance College of Applied Sciences and Arts released mediocre albums and out. o Journalism & Mass Communications every Wu album since has to come back. h) not he graduating in the semester the made me hesitant to pur- Watch Out Now o Nursing chase. Word is Master P has a new o Nutrition & Food Science award is given (Spring 2001) "The W" could have been bad, Another example is "Protect album coming out soon. o Occupational Therapy I thought. Ya Neck (The Jump Off)," a year It's called "Ghetto Postage." c) have completed at least 12 units at SI:- I It could have ruined my 2000 update of the Wu's first I just hope it comes with a o Recreation & Leisure Studies whole seven-year tenure as a single of the same name. self-addressed stamped Wu fan. RZA even pulls out bird nois- envelope so everyone can Deadlines Thankfully, it didn't. es for this one and Ghostface send the piece of garbage RZA is back handling Killah steals the spotlight with back to him. Monday, Feh 19, 2001 -Applications due to most of the production, his verse. In other New Orleans news, Raekwon sounds good on the On this one the Clan even B.G. has also hit stores again CIlege office (MI I 433) hy 5 p.m. microphone again and employs a few MCs out of with "Checkmate." The College of Applied Sciences the I know he can't rap, Monday, April 16, 2001- Applicants Method Man stepped it up a extended family for but I'm and Arts Alumni Association has notch. appearances. wondering if his chessboard is notified of award Not to say this is the second Redman, Snoop Dogg, Busta iced-out with diamonds. set the following minimum coming of "36 Chambers" Rhymes and Nas all show up. This is my last column of scholastic standards (Grade Monday, May 7, 2001- Awards reception because it's nowhere near the While the album could the semester, so leave genius of that release. have worked without Snoop you with this piece of advice: Point Average or GPA) for scholarship recipients, 5-7 p.m. But both albums share one and Busta, Nas provides one If DMX releases a new for applicants for this award: quality: They were better than of the most inspired verses album anytime soon, don't anything else out at the time. I've heard from him in a buy it. Hip-hop wasn't too bad in while. On that note, I'm gone. For more information: 1993, but it's stale right now. He sounds like he did before o Call the College of Applied Sciences and The Wu picked the perfect he sold out. time to come back. And let there be no talk about Mike Osegueda is the Spartan Overall GPA of 3.0 Arts at (408) 924-2900 The album's first song, the Wu selling out. Daily Prodution Editor. GPA at SJSU of 3.0 "Chamber Music," has that Or falling off, for that matter. "My Melody" may appear again o Visit our website at: http://www.sjsu.edu/ sound to it. The Clan is back. next semester, if DMX does GPA in major of 3.0 They didn't bring their A- depts/casaischolarship/html The Wu sound. something to anger the The sound that gives the game, but they didn't need to. colum- impression that it was put They're still head and shoul- nist or Nelly tries to release Application forms available in each another album. together in RZA's bedroom and ders above the Nellys and Jay- department office and Dean's Office. the mic was just passed & of the rap world with their around. C -game. SPARTAN DAILY SPORT'S TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2000 SAN JOSE sTATE UNIVE,IRSITY Bulldogs chew up SJSU's hopes By Marcus R. Fuller DAILY SPORTS EDITOR The Spartan Stadium crowd of 17,590 waited for Deonce Whitak- er to make a big play Saturday against Fresno State University, but it never happened. San Jose State University's super tailback didn't rescue the struggling offense and the result was a 37-6 defeat and lost bowl opportunity. "I'm very disappointed," Whitaker said. "(Making a bowl game) was one of the goals that we had, and our season was so great."

Position: Inside linebacker Sa 's Score What he did: Tied his career- Fresno State 'Dogs 37 best with 17 tackles and two quarterback sacks. Trivia: Was selected to play in the Hula bowl Jan. 21 on Kahalui, Maui in Hawaii. VVhitaker eclipsed last season's output against Fresno State, but still had just 60 yards on the ground and one fumble. He said the Bulldogs' defense always seems to give him trouble. Photos by .luel turner Daih. sraji "It's something about their defensive game. We watched them Spartan junior safety Larry Thompson (37) tried to chase game Saturday at Spartan Stadium. Smith had six catches for a on film, but it's different when down Fresno State wide receiver Charles Smith during the total of 113 yards in the Bulldogs 37-6 victory. they play us." The Spartans were able to pro- The perceived situation came Parry to a team-high of 17 tackles and two quarterback duce offensively without their true, and Saturday, Crooks found Position: Strong safety leading rusher only a few times in himself under the helm for the sacks. the regular season. In wins first time since Oct. 21 against His brother, Neil, was present What he did: Had 13 tackles against Rice and Southern Nevada. Crooks said Arroyo didn't at the game and joined him as a and one quarterback sack. Methodist University, quarter- express any bitterness toward captain for the coin toss. "I Trivia: Recorded 116 total tack- back Marcus Arroyo and tailback him. thought I had five games left to les this season, which is second play with Neil but it was cut Jarmar Julien stepped up with "He told me to keep it up, keep highest on the team to Josh career-best performances. it going, and he said 'let's win the short." Josh Parry said. "It was Arroyo had 373 yards passing game,"' Crooks said. nice to walk out there with him." Parry's 122. against Rice, and Julien had 153 The junior from Los Angeles Ending the season with a loss yards rushing against SMU. had a moderate performance in may hurt the Spartans in two Saturday they had their sea- the air, completing 11-of-30 pass- ways. both combined two inter- SJSIT's overall record of 7-5, 5- son-low outputs, es from 179 yards and SPARTANS for only 73 yards of total offense. ceptions. But, he did score the 3 in the Western Athletic Confer- RASHIED Brennan Crooks replaced Spartans lone touchdown on a 1- ence gives them bowl eligibility. SJSU's starting sophomore signal yard run to end the first half But, Fresno State now has the DAVIS caller Arroyo late in the second Crooks agreed with Arroyo in head-to-head advantage against quarter because of his inefficiency. that it was difficult to get the Spartan senior line backer Josh Parry sat alone on the bench the Spartans, DS well as a 7-4 He never returned to the game. passing game going without a record overall, 6-2 in conference. "I don't know if I was sur- successful rushing attack. after the 37-6 loss to Fresno State University. The Silicon Valley Football Clas- prised. It's their call," Arroyo said 'Whitaker not running the ball to seal the victory. sic has currently not made its The Spartans had a chance Position: Wide receiver abbut the quarterback change. well allowed them to bring a lot of tie the ball genie at the end of the Senior lAebacker Josh Parry selections. "Just like any offense, if you can't blitzes," Crooks said. "I didn't do third quarter, but Fresno State's said theleTefEse tre reama Baldwin's-thance tot returning What he did: Caught seven- run, you can't pass. It takes some enough. I wish I would have done Lawrence Deck intercepted a chance to win the contest. next season is also in jeopardy, passes for 107 yards time." more." Crooks pass. Deck returned the "We shut the running game but he said he isn't concerned Trivia: Was his first 100-yard about what happens. There was indication in prac- Although the Spartan defense ball 49 yards into the end zone to down," Parry said. "Guys were receiving game since a 121 -yard tice that if Arroyo continued to gave up 37 points in the game, it getting pissed off (at the offense). "I haven't thought about it at lengthen the Bulldogs' lead to 20-6. performance against USC on struggle he might be pulled, held the Bulldogs to a 10-6 half- In the fourth quarter, Fresno But, we just didn't do the things all," Baldwin said. "I'm not afraid Crooks said. time advantage. added two more touchdowns to to make it happen." of being tired." Sept. 23. Much has changed for SJSU in three weeks goalposts were dragged together. badly to stand tall on. up. It just didn't fall into place for mas. They want to be playing in a N.to the ground after Satur- Oh, how things changed in At the bottom of that hill there bowl game. Even if it's the Team- day's game. No jubilant three weeks. is no bowl game, no champi- Davis was the only offensive sWhoCollapsed.com Bowl. fans stormed the field. And not a Remember how great things onships, no national attention player who had a good day on the But it wasn't a collapse, ngle Spartan football player were then? That was Nov. 4 when and no smiling faces. stat sheet - seven catches for 107 Whitaker said. And several team- walked into the locker room with the Spartans upset then No. 9 The Bulldogs pushed, and the yards - and he was right about mates agreed. a smile on his face. Texas Christian University. They Spartans cruised to a standstill one thing: Nothing fell into the "I wouldn't say the team col- It was two days after Thanks- were poised for a bowl game and at the bottom of the hill. arms of the Spartans like they lapsed," Whitaker said. "I will say giving, and there was nothing to possibly a share of the Western Sophomore quarterback Mar- thought it would. our offense collapsed. We've be thankful for. Not anymore. Not Athletic Conference championship. cus Arroyo didn't waste too many After heating TCU, it was a played better. You've seen us play after what the Fresno State Bull- That was when the goalpost words describing how he felt. question of what bowl they would bett er." dogs did. Not after such a dis- came down and the fans were "One word: Disappointed," said go to and how much of a raise This is true. Everyone has seen gusting loss. running around the field, hoisting Arroyo, who was benched for the Baldwin would get. the Spartans play better. The closest thing to a post- players in the air. Everyone was first time this season after a No one would have thought the But that doesn't matter now. game celebration at Spartan Sta- happy that day. messy first half Spartans would finish 0-2 the The seven wins don't count any- dium was three workers who Oh, how things changed. And then there was Baldwin, next two games. more. Beating Stanford isn't crlifssed the field picking up The Spartans had been sput- who won the award for under- "We expected to win out," important now. Saying they beat ga . The closest thing to a help. They had everything under tering since then. After a bye statement of the year when he Davis said. "We should have won TCU doesn't have the same effect jub t fan was a guy who stum- control. week, controversy surrounding said, "We didn't play well offen- out." any longer. bled his way to the dugout behind 37-6. the contract of head coach Dave sively." Shoulda, woulda, coulda. None All that matters is the Spar- the Spartan bench and started It wasn't the 63-12 humiliation Baldwin and a loss to WAC bot- The Spartans only had 280 of those explain what happened tans are stuck at the bottom of yelling at the players before run- that Fresno State handed the tom-feeder Tulsa University last total yards while the Bulldogs in those two games. the hill with no way of climbing ning up the stairs at full speed. Spartans last season. But it week, everything rested on a had 443. Add three interceptions "We didn't show up," said tail- back up and no one is smiling. He wasn't very fast, but if you might as well have been because game against Fresno State. and a lost fumble and it all adds back Deonce Whitaker, who was Oh, how things have changed. helmet and shoul- this hurt just the same. It dashed But the Spartans were in neu- up to a whole lot of head shaking. held to only 56 yards rushing. "I put a Bulldog Mike Osegueda is the Spartan der pads on the guy, he probably dreams and crushed hopes. For tral all day. All it took was a little "It hurts," said junior wide just have to be home again at could have abused the Spartan all intensive purposes, the loss weight to push the Spartans receiver Rashied Davis. "We're Christ mas." Daily Production Editor. little bit, too. ended the surprise season San backward and send them coast- very disappointed. We played Make no mistake about it, no "Oz At The Helm" appears from defense a time to tinte. Not that the 'Dogs needed any Jose State University had put ing down the hill they wanted so hard all season. We never gave one wants to be home at Christ-

Volleyball team not ignored by NCAA In the By Tiffani Analla ball poll, suffered its only defeat Junior middle blocker individual honors. Trenches of the season against the 49ers. Cheryl Weaver is another key Senior middle blocker DAILY STAFF WRITER The Wahine (27-1) finished on player. Joslynn Gallop earned first top of the Western Athletic Con- The six-foot-two-inch middle team all-conference honors for High hopes for the Spartan ference and remained undefeat- blocker leads her team in blocks, the second consecutive season. women's volleyball team have ed in conference play (16-0). averaging 1.57 per game with a Gallop was first in the conference turned into reality. Two of the three Spartans' total of 163 and in kills with a in kills (5.51 kpg) with 617 on the San Jose State University conference losses were to total of 473, averaging 4.55 per year. The senior broke the Spar- (22-9), which was denied a selec- Hawai'i this year. game. tans' single season kills record, tion into the NCAA tournament This is the 1 lth tournament 'They're huge. They're gigan- which was last year was awarded a berth appearance in the history for tic," Choate said. "We're just set last sea- play." son with a into the tournament this season. SJSU, and the second selection going to go out there and second team all-WAC The winner of this match will total of 605. na Blair was named second achieved The Spartans will have a in eight years for a team honors. Lukens' notched 2.56 coached by Choate. be pitted against the winner of The Rose- team all-WAC. The junior showdown with the 16th ranked a Spartan mile- digs per game, placing her fourth Beach The Spartans will have their the Sacramento State Universi- burg, Ore., starter reached team in the nation, Long becoming the seventh on the team in digs. (22-7) at 5 p.m. hands full. Nine of Long Beach's ty vs. Santa Clara University native was stone, State University player in school history to record Freshmen starters middle Thursday at the Event Cent,er. 14 players are at least 6-feet contest. Santa Clara will play also named have tall. The 49ers' tallest player, 6- host to the winners of these WAC player more than 1,000 career kills. blocker Liz Hudson and outside "Last year we should Noble were we did make foot-6-inch junior middle blocker matches Friday. of the week Blair was sixth in the WAC in hitter Kimberly made it. This year all-fresh- coach Craig Choate Tayyiba Haneef, is second on for the kills (3.95 kpg). She was also voted onto the WAC's it," head with 56 Hudson and Noble "We're happy. I thought we the team in kills averaging 3.99 Spartans earn honors fourth time fourth on her team men team. said. game. with 306 and were a bubble team." per game with a total of 335 on Lukens this year, blocks averaging 0.50 per ended the season The University of Hawaii, the season. Haneef is third on SJSU netted second place in giving her Sophomore outside hitter 234 kills respectively. Hudson ranked No. 2 in the nation by the team with 87 blocks, averag- the WAC for the second straight nine total in her career. Christina Lukens, one of the tallied 89 blocks. the USA Today women's volley- ing 1.04 per game. season and boasted a number of Junior outside hitter Brian- team's defensive specialists row

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MESSIAH: Keeping up the tradition SUITCASES: continued from Page age 5. His first instrument was the recorder, which is a flute. At age 9, he Accepting dona- and found the idea of teaching was playing the violin, and by the appealing. time he was 13, he was playing the tions until Dec. 8 "I can't see myself living without viola. music," he said. He first attended SJSU in 1983 Wailblinger, who said there was and received a degree in computer continued from Page science. little music being offered at public the end of the drive. schools, extended the concept behind Working as an engineering man- suitcases by Stacey Morgan-Foster, associ- the free lunch program to give disad- ager and consultant, he decided to for student get a master's degree in music, a ate vice president vantaged children an opportunity to Black Masque play and participate in music and couple of years ago, said his wife, affairs, helped contact local foster agencies who art. Janet Wailblinger. contributions "He wanted to see if he could want to receive the The free lunch program is based "Suitcases for Kids" on family income. The in-class music make a total career switch into from the music full time," she said. Music is drive. and art program, is based on the it's a lovely idea," Mor- same concept. He said he got what he loves, and what he is pas- "I think gan-Foster said. "I'm glad Black involved with the program at the sionate about, she said. in philan- because of The sing-along has grown since Masque is involved elementary school level thropical projects such as this. the lack of access to music at public the first performance four years ago, phi- when there were only 25 people, We have a rich tradition of schools. here at SJSU and this "I love to work with kids," he said. including the orchestra. This year, lanthropy there were about 600 people said group is keeping it up." "It's a lot of fun, and it also helps out for Kids" pro- a lot of people." Kristine Ashton, the public relations The "Suitcases director. gram was founded in North Car- The children who qualify for the by 10-year-old program are able to rent an instru- Music director Sandra Koelzer olina in 1995 ment for the school year for free, he said she felt elated to see how people Aubyn Burnside. Two years later, it became sebastian ildmann Daily Staff said. participat,ed in the performance. "It's almost surreal," she said in active in all 50 states and has "My parents made all of us (kids) international Music director Sandra Koelzer instructs the at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day play, whether we liked it or not," he trying to describe what she felt. since grown into an nonprofit organization with audience during a chorus song at the fourth Saints in Sunnyvale. The audience had sever- said. "To stand aside and say, 'Oh, I had coun- Wailblinger, who was born and a part in it, it's like the icing on the chapters in nine foreign annual "Messiah: A Sing-Along Performance" al chances to sing along during the event. raised in Germany, started to play at cake.' tries. Sheryl Schaffer, a marketing student, said the projeas a great way to support fos Gore contested results in Florida court Monday PRESIDENT: Bush certified winner of Florida, "They already have it rough," continued from Page I he's still going to lead?" standing at a lectern before a Bush's running mate Dick that were rejected by Florida Sec- Schaffer said. "Anything I can do State Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-CA, dozen American flags in the vice Cheney criticized the Clinton-Gore retary of State Katherine Harris to make the transition from aviation, said that as a Democratic appeared on CNN's "Larry King presidential residence. "The out- administration for refusing Bush minus the 174 votes added to home to home easier for them, supporter he supports Gore's Live" following Gore's statement come will have been fair, and the access to $5.3 million in govern- Bush's lead during what Democ- I'm willing to do." unwavering efforts to challenge and was challenged by King who people will have spoken." ment transition funds and a feder- rats claim was an illegal, eleventh- Junior Mark Cross also sup- the election results. asked if Gore should abandon his "If they choose me, so be it. I al office building set aside for the hour scramble for GOP ballots, ported the drive. "I hope he would refute the contest of the election and take the would then commit to bringing this presidential changeover. He including military votes from over- "If I have any suitcases to counties that are in question and high road. country together. But, whatever announced the Bush team would seas. spare, I'll make sure to donate the overseas votes that they "I think the high road is to fight the outcome, let the people have raise donations to finance its own The vice president faces a tough them," he said. denied," Phoreman said. "I think to have everyone's vote counted," their say, and let us listen," Gore operation. legal fight persuading a court to Anderson said the foster that's the only fair way to decide Boxer replied. -ro me that's the said. "This is regrettable because we overturn a certified election and agency wants new or "gently the election." highest road you can take." With the election stretching into believe the government has an an electorate with limited used" suitcases, duffel bags or Freshman Juliet Cabaddu dis- Gore protested the results in a its fourth week, neither side obligation to honor the certifiable patience. backpacks. agreed, saying that the recounts Florida State court earlier Monday, appeared ready to give way in a results of an election," Cheney said An overnight poll by ABC and "Just so they feel like someone thus far have proven Bush's lead is becoming the first candidate in fierce struggle that has entangled at a Washington news conference, the Washington Post found that 60 cares," she said. too strong for Gore to have a U.S. history to contest a presiden- the judiciary in the business of naming an executive director and percent of those surveyed thought Individuals who donate can chance of winning the election. tial election before the judiciary. presidential politics, and threatens press secretary for the transition the vice president should concede. receive a tax write-off, Anderson "I'm for Gore, but maybe he The U.S. Supreme Court is set to to spill past the Dec. 12 deadline team. Thirty-five percent said he should said. should just give it a rest," Cabaddu hear GOP argument against for selecting state electors. According to Associated Press not. More information on the histo- said. "Even though he tried so hard recounts on Friday. For his part, Bush moved quick- reports, Gore believes he would ry of the "Suitcases for Kids" pro- to get all these votes, Bush is still "If the people do not in the end ly to take on the work, if not the overtake Bush if the final tally Associated Press contributed gram, can be found at their Web leading. I mean, what's the use if choose me, so be it," Gore said title, of president-elect. would include recounted ballots to this report. site at www.suitcasesforkids.org. Finding the right balance ... San Jose State CRP§11-tiES University gym- nastics team members. Kim Cianci. front. Melisa Scheele. middle. and Tracy Cheshier. back. practice on the balance beam at Daily Spartan Complex OSSWORD Central. In the last season. 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Norman, Tony Kushner and John lover to end her affair with Row- attendants of the party are the for the below Guare wrote the plays that are land and Rowland asks his new hierarchy of society. inspired by some of Shakespeare's lover to end the affair with his The hostess, Holden, and the sonnets. lover's lover. other attendants are waiting for The play is running in the Uni- Each character speaks a mono- Philip Glass, the guest of honor, to versity Theatre at San Jose State logue, desperately vying for the arrive. University and is sponsored by the other's attention. During the dinner party dia- Yahoo! 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BS/BA or equivalent ... do their job?" would receive the two new student The "question raises the issue of Nellen said she worried what seats, according to the resolution, how to achieve (true) representa- those committees would come up Stacks said. tion: she said. preferred, cover letter required. with and suggested that the sen- Currently, Associated Students Sue Malloy, an associate profes ate come up with its "own vision." and the Prevention Education Pro- sor in the school of nursing, sided Pam Stacks, chairwoman of the gram hold the committee's only with Shifflett. senate's organization and govern- two student seat assignments. "Accountability should be to the ment committee, looked for a mope Shetty said he was upset by the groups they (the student. repre- long-term solution. balance of students versus faculty sent," she said. "Who is represent- Engineering "It would be fun if we could turn and staff on the committee. ing whom?" something that is knee-jerk (the `The more students the better," A third resolution, A.S. 1132, 14 committees ) into something he said. received stiff resistance from Yahoors looking for t- d.liber Software Engineers to help build positive," she said. The proposal would assign four many members as well. Another moment of controversy student seatq out of a total of 15 Points within the resolution the web's most popular search site Positions are available working popped up during consideration of for the committee. include seeking permanent and resolution A.S. 1131. 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