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VOLUME 119, NUMBER 46 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2002 Family still copes with Dean Bull, a senior in music FIT FOR A performance/education, plays some notes on a officer's death French horn for Matthew Locke's "Music for King Charles II" in a brass ensem- One year later: Park, fund ble class. Locke's piece MCP comes from the early named in honor of Baroque period and was written for King Charles II. rmerdered policeman By Karen Imamura Spartan Daily Writer Remembering Jeffrey Fontana, the graduate and San Jose police officer who was murdered after making a routine traffic stop, has been especially hard for those who knew him this past week. Monday Oct. 28 marked the one-year anniversary of Fontana's death. Fontana was cornered and shot after stopping a car on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Almaden Valley in south San Jose, according to a San Jose Mercury News article and the Officer Jeffrey Fontana Memorial Web site. "The officers are still reluctant to talk about it," said Sgt. Steve Dixon of the San Jose police department. "They're still having a hard time dealing with it them- selves." A ceremony was held in honor ofJeffirey Fontana by the San Jose police depart- ment Monday. Fontana's mother said she is trying to take it one day at a time. "I still have a huge void," said Sandy Fontana, who said she has bouts of depression. "It has been dif- ficult, and I don't see it get- ting any better. Some days are worse than others." The Jeffrey Fontana FONTANA Nlemorial Scholarship Fund, which was established last year,. has seen a decline in the number of donations, said Kris Ellithorpe, the administration support coordinator who handles the fitnd. The Scholarship Fund is award- ed to San Jose State University students who are major- ing in administration of justice and are intent on joining the police force. "'We've had one huge deposit recently, and the first recipient was awarded at a graduation ceremony last year, she said. Sandy Fontana was notified Wednesday that Steve ABOVE: Music Professor Mariucci, the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, instructs his would be malting a S10,000 donation to the fund. The Jesse Leyva money was raised at his annual bocce ball tournament brass ensemble class about that took place in June. how Matthew Locke's A second printing of a memorial T-shirt with Jeffrey's "Music for King Charles II" badge is also in the works if there is enough interest. The should sound like. Leyva money from the sale will go toward the fund. was preparing his class for The Fontanas, who personally write thank you notes to an upcoming performance all of those who contribute. appreciate all of the com- on Nov. 19 in the SJSU munity support that they have received in the last year. Concert Hall. See F 0 NTA N A, page 4 RIGHT: Amanda Buckman, a sophomore majoring in music, practices the trombone Thursday for the upcoming Final skate event concert. set for Saturday PHOTOS BY By Kristina Mendoza RYAN BALBUENA / Dady Stull Writer DAILY STAFF Downtown San Jose will host its last Positive Skate Experience Event for 2002 this Saturday, featuring giveaways, skating tips and celebrity guests. Slated to begin at noon and end at 5 p.m., the day will be filled with t'ree skateboarding-related expe. riences on South Third Street, between San Salvador and San Carlos streets. Sniper suspects In addition, a skate clinic is scheduled for 11 S.U. referendum debated a.m. Steve Cohen, who is head of the West of Fourth linked to slayings By Bryn Graziano have been an Associated Students meeting, with four of the Street Neighborhood and is part of sponsoring Daqy Staff Writer five panelists being a part of the student organization. and the production of the event, said a lot of spon- 'The panel was actually divided on the issues. sors are making this event possible. Ballisticsfrom attacks in Louisiana The pros and cons of the Measure V referendum were the Enka Jackson, director of community affairs for A.S., who "This event is free because of the suu..rt of the Redevelopment Agency, The Downtown topic of discussion during an open fiirum ill the Stutient also serves on the Student Union Board of Directors, was a and Alabama match sniper's rifle Union on Thursday. panelist. She made a point of clarifying that although last Association, Circle-A Skate Shop, Community A group of about 10 students, all sharing a mutual inter- Wednesday the organization took a stance by passing the Action and Pride, and The West Fourth Street BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Authorities charged est in San Jose State University's Student Union resolution called "opposing Measure V," there was personal Neighborhood Group." the two sniper suspects with murder Thursday in a Modernization and Expansion project, gathered in the division on the topic among the membes. Shannon Wright, communications manager of Louisiana attack that came just two days after a similar Costanoan room to ask questions and listen to comments "It wasn't a unanimous vote," Jackson said. the Downtown Association, said Populus slaying in Alabama. made by a group of panelists. She brought the audience up to speed on the measure Presents, a large event-producing entity, wanted to John Lee Muhammad, 41, and John Lee Malvo, 17, are Dawn Lee, MOSAIC activities coordinator at SJSU, said giving a brief history of how it was originally develo create an event that would appeal to everyone and now charged with a month-long series of killings stretch- she was surprised to find out that SJSU doesn't normally which was based on a feasibility study done by a cons ting had something to offer kids. When things dist ing from the Gulf Coast td the suburbs around the offer a public forum tOr this type of discussion and stressed firm. She said the resulting report stated that the Student kids would enjoy came to mind, so did skate- nation's capital. Police nationwide are said to be looking the importance of giving students a way to share ideas. Union facilities were -behind the times," which were at one boarding. for links to the two men, assisted by federal authorities. "I've been talking with students recently about the meas- time state-of-the-art, anti went on to report that the exist- Monique (;arcia, manager of Circle-A Skate The two men face multiple state and federal counts in ure, and many of them didn't know much about it or gave ing tee schedule W2S111'l enough to sustain them. Shoji, said it is a skate jam with a five skate open, the Alabama and Louisiana cases and the sniper spree conflicting information," Lee said. "I thought this would be Jackson said the next step was to hire a survey analyst who halt pipes and contests for kids. Cohen said the event would consist of three that left 10 people dead and three others wounded in 2 good thing for us to offer students." sent out 10,000 e-mails to SJSU students asking questions big Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. They are also Lee facilitated the asking anti answering of student's about campus facilities. There were 650 responses received. courses. suspects in a Februaryitilling in Washington state. questions, giving the panelists an opportunity to discuss of which 52 percent were in favor of a fee increase to sa"i,Fixtra tracks were added for older skaters," he Baton Rouge Police Chief Pat Englade issued first- both sides of the issue. improve facilities, and 30 percent were in favor of an oper- and Malvo after degree murder warrants for Muhammad "I'd like us to discuss the concerns you have with the ational increase, wh,, would only cover the day-to-day See SKATE, tag, 4 measure, as well as IIIMC of the benefits," she said. See MEASURE V, page 5 See SNIPER, page .3 At first glance, the forum appeared as though it could

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CONFUSION SAYS The disappearing memories of living life online Yesterday, I saw somebody online who 1 hadn't seen for we were the best of buddies; in real life, I felt as if we were other computer nerds and geeks. 1 expertenced love, hate, I've been online for eight years now. It's been more than ages. I recognized her screen narne. Luckily, it had talking on two different planes. The one plane of us frustration, betrayal, depression, agony and a whole host 100 lifetimes on the Net. remained unchanged since I last saw her. knowing so much about each other, and the other plane of other emotions I won't be able to name, but unlike real Every now and then I try to e-mail my first girlfriend. This was back in my computer days, when I was a of discovering so much right now. life, the places that were so dear to me didn't exist. It doesn't matter to me that she was over the Internet - teenager in full-blown crisis. Unlike most teens, I wasn't Let me just say that people look so The chat room where I first got into net- she was the first girl I said "I love you" to and the ftrst one busy doing drugs or getting laid. I lacked the friends or much different in real life than a work gaming, gone. The main room where to say it back. I know where she is. She goes to MIT now, resources to get either, so I spent all my time online, photo. So much is missing from that all my friends hung out and chatted for like I always knew she would. An amazingly smart girl. learning about computers and meeting friends who were photograph: the lighting, the personal- years, empty. We broke up when she discovered the real world and into the same. ity, the smile and even the way they And you know what? I have no chat logs according to her, "fell out of love" with me. On the I still remember her because her boyfriend was a long- move. She wasn't as cute as she looked and so few instant-message records. At the Internet was also the first time I was dumped. time AOL friend of mine. He was two years younger than in the photo, although she was still time they seemed inconsequential. On my I found her e-mail address during a night like yesterday, me, but he was practically a genius. He was in college pretty good looking. That's all I hard drive there are a scattering of photos where I scoured the Internet for any traces of my past. I by16 years old and was working for NASA last time I remember. We haven't talked since that from friends I always talked to but barely send her a message every now and then with a simple checked with him. We both entered the computer world first in-person meeting. knew, and that's all I have left. Now I treas- subject and message. at about the same time, knowing roughly the same Online relationships are always so ure the scant conversations I recorded "Hey it's me, JaShong. Mail me back if you'd like to amount of material. Four years later, he's stayed on the weird whether they're friends or girl- JASHONG KING because that's all that exists. Even now my chat again sometime." same course, and I've strayed so far. The first and last friends. The emotions you experience in memory of those years is fading fast, and I I never received a response. time I saw them was three years ago. We played laser tag. front of your computer are no less great know I will ultimately forget. I remember meeting these people face to face - people I than those experienced in person, but the lack of touch, Yesterday, I went on to Google and did a search on had known online for so long and shared a full spectrum sight, sense, coupled with a first meeting throws every- every word, phrase or name I could remember to no avail. of emotions with. Yet as I knocked on their door and thing off. Without records, no matter how mundane, the memory JaShong King is the greeted them, something wasn't right. We were meeting During my teen-age years, I didn't live my life at school. will quicldy vanish, and all traces of people's lives will dis- Spartan Daily Photo Editor. for the first time, yet we already Icnew each other. Online, I lived my life on the computer in private chat rooms with appear. 'Confusion Says' appears every other Friday.

SPARTA GUIDE Common sense is an Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three worlcing days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the S_partan Daib, office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. Golden Key International Honour class TODAY absolute must in SUNDAY Society The induction ceremony will be San Jose State University is a colorful environment with as you. S1SU Catholic Campus Ministry people from all walks of the earth. Students who fill its Not me. Daily Mass will be held at the SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Daily Mass will be held at the Ballroom. For more information classrooms consist of the normal to the annoying, to the Not the room full of students either. SJSU CCM Chapel located at bored and delusional. Although you do need the GPA to Some of us are trying to catch up on last night's sleep. 10th and San Carlos streets ne:ct SJSU CCM Chapel located at contact Stacie Haro at 924-6041. obviously do not need a common sense test are paying money for an education and actually to Robert's Bookstore. Mass 10th and San Carlos streets next attend, you Others dines are 12:10 p.m. Monday- to Robert's Bookstore. Mass Pride of the Pacific Islands since some students on this campus do not have it. want to learn. Friday and at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. times are 12:10 p.m. Monday- There will be a general meeting at During the last four years, I have experienced many dif- If we wanted to know all about you, you'd be writing this on Sunday. For more information Friday and at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. in Costonoan room in ferent types of people in my classes. column right now. contact Sister Marcia at 938- on Sunday. For more information the Student Union. For more But, I'd have to say that my favorite types of people to I'm not saying it's bad to raise your hand in class. 1610. contact Sister Marcia at 938- information contact ICimberly at complain about, that need common sense, would be the But for those of you who raise your hand day in and day 1610. (415) 309-5719. "My Boyfriend" girls, the "One time at band camp..." peo- out are annoying everyone with your stories that do not Orientation Leader Recruitment ple and the "Big Talkers." relate to the discussion. No matter how you think it does, We're loolcing for SJSU MONDAY TUESDAY Maybe you have no idea what I am talking about, but stop already. Orientation Leaders. Paid leader- believe me, you've encountered them at least once in vou We just don't care about your life story. ship position, extensive leadership SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry school careers. Maybe if we were your boyfriend or your training, three units academic Daily Mass will be held at the Daily Mass will be held at the These types of people make my eyes roll band camp buddy we would. credit, priority registration for SJSU CCM Chapel located at SJSU CCM Chapel located at 10th hard that Or maybe if I were your childhood 10th and San Carlos streets next into the back of my head so classes, and much more. and San Carlos streets next to they might get stuck there someday. babysitter's mother's brother's girlfriend's to Robert's Bookstore. Mass Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are Applications are now available in The "My Boyfriend" girls: dog I would give a damn. the Student Life Center in the times are 12:10 p.m. Monday- 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at Friday and at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For These are the type of girls who con- But I don't. . Old Cafeteria building. Deadline stantly raise their hands and the first two All we hear is "blah blah blah." is Nov. 1. For more information on Sunday. For more information more information contact Sister contact Sister Marcia at 938- Marcia at 938-1610. words out of their mouths are "my The "Big Talkers": call 924-5972 or e-mail boyfriend..." Okay guys, these people absolutely crack [email protected]. 1610. Department of Nutrition and Food Who really lcnows what they are think- me up. (And by the way, some of the teach- School of Art and Design Career Center Science ing? They raise their hands over and over ers are on to you.) The School of Art and Design The Career center will be taking Try the latest in body fat testing: again, throughout the semester, and relate So, these are the people, in my experience, will be having student galleries drop-in appointments from 11:30 Bioelectric Impedance. Tuesdays what the teacher is talking about to their GUEST COLUMNIST: usually males, who raise their hand con- and art exhibitions. The eichibi- a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Career from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and boyfriends. KRISTINA MENDOZA stantly and answer a question by using a tion will run from 10 a.m. to 4 Center, Building E For more Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. And why? bunch of big words that they probably got by p.m. in the Art and Industrial information contact the Career in Central Classroom building No one cares. reacting the opening sentence to a chapter. Studies buildings. For more Resource center at 924-6031. Room 221. For more information, Is it because you feel some nee.cl to announce that you They act as if they know exactly what the teacher is talk- information contact Bill or Nicole contact Sherry at 206-7599. have a significant other? ing about, try their best to look smart by supposedly being at 924-4330. International Programs and Do you think that you are so beautiful that you want all intellectual and end up being the teacher's pet. Services Alpha Phi Omega the guys to know you are taken? But what all of you didn't know is these people are really sjspirit.org There will be a study abroad Alpha Phi Omega is having a Or are you just obsessed with the fact that he isn't sitting idiots. They talk the talk. but rarely ever walk the walk Go take a hike from 10 a.m. to information meeting at 11 a.m. in book drive all week at Clark next to you shouting "my girlfriend?" For example, they act as if they know everything, yet the Pacheco room in the Student 3 p.m. call for location and to car Library, the MOSAIC multicultur- Get over it. We still don't care. never do the homework assignments, tum in papers late Union. For more information al center, the student life center, the pool. For more information con- I could care less about the thing your boyfriend told you and do badly on tests. tact Chaplain Roger at 605-1687. contact Ali at 924-5931. peer health education office and the residence halls. For more infor- that somehow relates to sociology or geology. They basically put on a show to their fellow peels. Or who he knows or what his views on life are. (Probably to keep up with the "One time at band camp Counseling Services Alpha Phi Omega mation contact Phi Tran at 319- National service week - sign 7646. I didn't come to this class to learn about your boyfriend. people.") Getting along: Communicating I have my own boyfriend to deal with. So, are you so smart that you don't have to do homework in telationships. From 1 p.m. to up and fight against tobacco, everyone welcome. From 10 a.m. K_SJS Ground Zero Radio The "On Time At Band Camp" people: assignments or are you spending so much of your time 2:30 p.m. in the Administration thinking building, Room 201. For more to 3 p.m. at table 5 in front of the Tuneful Tuesdaz - Live concert For all of you who have seen the "American Pie" movies, up big words to say in class that you just didn't information contact Stephanie Student Union. For more infor- -"A.M. Project from noon to 1 you know exactly what I am talking about. have any time? Bums at 924-5910. mation contact Phi Tran at 319- p.m. tin the Student Union 'These are the people who raise their hands again after So next time folks if you see anyone raise their hand, be 7646. Amphitheater. For more informa- again telling their band camp stories that they think some- afraid, very, very afraid... Golden Key International tion contact Calvin Lee at 924- how relate to the professor's discussion. So I leave you with my own personal life story. Honour Society Alpha Phi Omega 8448. By the end of the semester, you know everything about "One time at band camp, my boyfriend..." There will be a planning meet- Alpha Phi Omega is having a their freakin' life. ing for the induction ceremony at book drive all week at Clark A.S. Campus Recreation Who cares about the babysitting assignment you had last 2:30 p.m. in the Career Center Library, the MOSAIC multicul- Intramural sports special event Friday night. Kristina Mendoza is a Open to members and non-mem- tural center, the student life cen- Billiards tournament. Begins at 2 Or about your best friend's cousin's boyfriend who bought Spartan Dai6, Staff Writer. bers. For more information con- ter, the peer health education p.m. in the Bowling Center in the a new car in Idaho on a Friday and is taking the same class Guest Columnists appear Fridays. tact Stacie Haro at 924-6041. office and the residence halls. For Student Union. For more informa- more information contact Phi tion contact Rita Chandler at 924- Chicano Commencement Tran at 319-7646. 6266. ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK Committee Join us for an important meet- Counseling Services A.S. Campus Recreation ing concerning upcoming events SJSU counseling services is hav- Intramural sports special event: lIVS 1901 f 1GMTS" 11t)Et) MsPI-TE. -11m YRoc.111.ES5 REAu..-r skitws #%#ct wkot,tc, AtNAI4CES, vENIE. r1ADE. 1/4 ihe. roar and to continue the process of ing a general process group from Table tennis tournament. Begins at LOH(' 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the 2 p.m. in the Bowlipg Center in t wt-rbk &km, CuRRENT Ser-ter-r t)c 111EARE'S S71L.L. A planning a tradition. Meeting is tvAlt. ANL #0> at 6:15 p.m. in the Pacifica room Administration building, Room the Student Union. For more in the Student Union. For more 201. For more information con- information contact Rita Chandler information contact Natalia or tact Laura Flynn at 924-5910. at 924-6266. Adrian at [email protected]. Black Alliance for Scientists and Dzpartment of Meteorology Engineers Terry Nathan of the Atmospheric SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry BASE is having a general meet- science program at U.C. Davis will the Pacifica room First Friday Fiesta begins at 8 ing at 7 p.m. in speak on the meteorological aspects -11my 1CIstc-.3 c Ae--611. 77 G p.m. in the Omega Lounge in the Student Union. For more of the Lewis and Clark expedition. 5 oNLoni-t- x downstairs at the Catholic information contact Christine at Thursday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in 924-8414 or (650) 784-3731. Campus Ministry Center. For Duncan Hall, Room 614. For more sasAtRist,s4c -NKr 5.. -fav 1,..t.1T -Niro. information contact the meteorolo- ivxy sKomi-P Ni ) more information contact Ben at st cm-LI" "nib \lcoll. 4los SKIttlAW`' se,44.4c., .b.14 imorrs.-7. 938-1610. MOSAIC gy department at 924-520. 1St:4,-MT ',NA., weisikiN cs mass. 1 ...... -r -rikuo,ilkvi &r:Nxx 17 Open forum on Measure V: 0.31 raciaieTs LIKE 'eti(S 0,4 VBS TAPEs 2-r *wt. s.r1NA#4..) SATURDAY Student Union modernization School of Art and Design co.Laie_ 0.4 civc, and expansion. From noon to 1 Students and staff, don't forget to ---\----- A.S. Campus Recreation p.m. in the Guadalupe room in drop off artwork to be juried for The Adventure group's Castle the Student Union. For more theldentity Crisis show. 9 a.m. Rock hike begins at 9 a.m. at information contact Dawn Lee at drop off and Ock-up from noon to Castle Rock State Park. For more 924-6562 or e-mail at 1 p.m. at ART 105. For more information contact Matt dawn.leethjsu.edu. information contact Kevin at 295- McNamara at 924-6217. 8059.

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There is suspicion the rifle used to "You just kind ot look at eve Police are checking unsolved mur- shoot her in the head also might have to check if it really fits," said roolcs ders around the nation for ties to the been involved in another shooting in Wilkins, who oversees criminal intelli- Washington, D.C.-area sniper attacks the city that did not kill anybody. gence for the Tennessee Bureau of a task that took on renewed Muhammad grew up in Baton Investigation. urgency Thursday as the extraordinary Rouge and also visited relatives with Knowing Muhammad lived in CT1MC spree's latest leg extended to Malvo there in the weeks before the Monterey, Calif., for about a year while Louisiana. sniper attacks. in the military, the county sheriff's Law enforcement officials said they Baton Rouge police also are seeking department scanned for any likely had linked the rifle used in the sniper DNA samples from each man to check matches with unsolved murders case to a Sept. 23 killing in Baton for links to yet another case the during that time. It came up empty, Rouge. Authorities already have laid serial murders of three women Deputy Bill Cassara said. charges in Alabama and connected between fall 2001 and last summer. In Oregon, where Muhammad once two shooting cases in Washington One woman was strangled, one served in the national guard, state state, all with ballistics evidence. stabbed and one had a slit throat. police glanced back at several dozen In at least three other states, police Authorities, however, say they are sniping cases over the last decade or so, have identified specific murder cases still leaning more heavily toward a without finding any matches, they believe could be linked, but with white man, as predicted in an FBI pro- spokesman Andy Olsen said. little real evidence so far. file, as a more likely kind of susp.wt in N.G. Berrill, who teaches about The task of determining the spree's those murders. Muhammad and criminal behavior at John Jay College full scope is daunting. Malvo are black. in New York City, said investigators The two men accused in the capital- In Michigan, Lansing police were should try to reconstruct every place area sniper shootings, John following up with the sniper task force the men went especially Muhammad and John Lee Malvo, to check on any connection to the Muhammad. have lived in or drifted through many shooting death of Bemita White at a "There's every opportunity and every states and spent time in the Caribbean. zoo entrance in June 2001. She was possibility that if he ran out of money, Beyond the Washington, D.C., shot by someone hiding behind a fence there would have been a robbery. If he Alabama and Louisiana cases, police about 200 yards away. The capital-area had becorne angry or disconsolate or have linked Muhammad to other sniper also fired at long range. highly agitated, he might have shot seemingly disparate crimes an "It's something we're looking into, someone," Berrill said. apparent rage lcilling at a home and an but it's nothing formal," said police Lt. "You would look at unsolved crimes attack on a synagogue, both in John Parks in Lansing. "You can't that you had an itch to solve. I would- Washington state. The capital-area ignore it." n't confine it to a certain type of sniper demanded $10 million a There is no known evidence that crime," added Jeffrey Smalldon, a nvist that further expands the range of Muhammad and Malvo were in forensic psychologist in Columbus, possible criminal methods and Michigan. However, a friend of Ohio, who worked on the serial sniper motives. Muhammad's, who helped buy the car case of Thomas Lee Dillon. Dillon "It's difficult because he could rea- allegedly used in the sniper case, was pleaded guilty in 1993 to lcilling five sonably be a suspect in just about any- arrested in Michigan as a material wit- strangers. thing, said Stanton Samenow, a psy- ness. However, Clint Van Zandt, a former chologist who evaluates violent crimi- In Montgomery, Ala., the Sept. 21 FBI agent who examined patterns of nals for the courts and wrote "Inside robbery attempt left one woman dead criminal behavior, suggested police the Criminal Mind." and another wounded outside a liquor could focus their search. "I think part Attomey General John Ashcroft said store. Police also have linked of what they need to look for is Thursday that investigators were also Muhammad and Malvo to the unsolved assaults or homicides where still exploring if other people took part February murder of a woman shot in it appears the victim was again chosen in the crime spree. the face at her door in Tacoma, Wash., at random," he said. Spurred by a national advisory from possibly out of fury toward her aunt for Northeastem University criminolo- the Maryland-based sniper task force, taking sides with Nluhammad's ex- gist jack Levin, in Boston, who writes police in many states have reopened wife in a custody scrap. Police suspect on serial murders, cautioned against old files to check for elements com- the pair, too, in connection with shots scanning too aggressively for connec- mon with the sniper case. That three- fired at a Tacoma synagogue in May, tions, because police could waste time week killing field left 10 dead and an incident in which no one was hurt. and resources and finger the wrong three wounded and brought charges At the sniper command center in suspect. from Virginia, Maryland and federal Montgomery County, Md., detectives "When you've got guys like prosecutors. asked police agencies around the coun- Muhammad and Malvo who are State and local police have reported try to scan for similar cases soon at'ter charged with crimes in a number of checks for any related cases in at least the sniper arrests. jurisdictions, there's a tendency for Washington state, Oregon, California, But what is similar? Should they look police departments around the country STANLEY KAO DAILY STAFF Arizona, Louisiana, Alabama, at all long-range sniper shootings, to want to clear their cases. Sometimes Aaron Berger, a senior majoring in illustration, kicks a hackey sack in front of the Art building Tennessee and Michigan. crimes with the same caliber rifle, fatal they go overboard," he said. Wednesday. In the Louisiana case, beauty sup- shootings, all homicides or even severe About 40 percent of all murders go ply worker Hong Im Ballenger was assaults? Departments are taking vary- unsolved.

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continuedfrom page I er they may lead." bullet used to kill Ballenger led police A senior Justice Department official, to investigate a possible connection. r, ballistics tests matched the rifle used 23 speaking on condition of anonymity, Police also said dated receipts from in the sniper shootings to the Sept. said there was no specific evidence two Baton Rouge stores were found in slaying and robbery of a beauty shop that others were involved but authori- the suspects' car. worker in the Louisiana capital. Baton died from a ties would not rule out the possibility. Muhammad grew up in Hong Im Ballenger, 45, Police nationwide are checking Rouge and still has relatives and , N single shot to the head as she left unsolved crimes for links to the sniper friends there, including one of his ex- work. Witnesses said the gunman was suspects, the official said, with a par- wives. He visited the area this sum- a young black man who fled into a ticular focus on the Gulf Coast and mer, friends said. nearby park and evaded bloodhounds East Coast. A task force working on the serial called in to track him down. In Alabama, Montgomery police killings of three Baton Rouge women According to the arrest warrant, police working to obtain said new ballistics evidence had linked in the past year is believe Muhammad shot the woman the rifle to the slaying of Claudine DNA evidence from Muhammad and and MaIvo stole her purse and fled. Parker, 52, and the wounding of liquor Malvo. However, the two have not been Earlier in the day, Alabama authori- store co-worker Keine Adams, 24. linked to those killings, Englade said. ties said the same ritle, a .223-caliber The women were shot as they left Also Thursday, officials in Prince Bushmaster, had been linked to the work. Muhammad and Malvo have Georges County, Md., where a 13- shooting death of a liquor store work- already been charged with capital year-old boy was wounded outside his er in Montgomery on Sept. 21, two murder in the crime. school, charged Muhammad and days before the Louisiana slaying and First-degree murder carries a possi- Malvo with attempted murder and 315 miles away. ble death penalty in Louisiana. Doug conspiracy to commit murder, both of In that case, the suspect allegedly Moreau, the Baton Rouge district which carry life sentences. Malvo was seen rifling through attorney, said he did not Icnow when Ashcroft is considering whether the one of the victim's purses when he was he would get the case and did not federal govemment will take the lead chased off by an arriving police officer. know whether he would push for the in prosecuting the two men or have STARTS MONDAY! 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Association and its high-profile leader Charlton "This rally is about selfIdefense "This rally is about self-defense against violent pioneer Jam Master Jay, friends "Before the media rushes to attrib- Heston went ahead with a rally here two days predators such as the murderer who killed three and family mourned him Thursday ute this to East Coast-West Coast against violent predators such as said. and puzzled after a flunking student who collected guns shot innocent professors," Thomas over the slaying. violence, they should examine Run- announced he "There's no reason," said the vic- DMC's two decades of contribunons three professors to death before killing himself the murderer who killed three Heston, the actor who recently tim's teenage son, Jason Mizell Jr. and Jam Master Jay's personal char- An estimated 700 people attended the rally at has symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's dis- "He didn't really do anything acter," said hip-hop mogul Russell the Tucson Convention Center, about four miles innocent professors.'' ease, addressed the crowd briefly, made no ref- wrong." Simmons, whose brother Joseph from the University of Arizona's nursing school, erence to the shootings and did not refer to the The 37-year-old rap star, whose tOunded the group with Mizell and where Monday's shootings took place. Andrew Thomas, candidates by name. real nanie was Jason Mizell, was Darryl "DMC' McDaniels. NRA Chief Executive Officer Wayne Republican attorney "Who you're voting for is not about this man shot once in the head at close range Bereaved fans outside the crime LaPierre defended the get-out-the-vote event or woman," Heston said. "It's about freedom." with a .40-caliber semiautomatic scene laid flowers, candles, person- general candidate outside. in the Wednesday for Arizona Republican candidates, saying it Three people protested night attack on al notes and an Adidas sneaker Heston to go ... the second floor of his recording a reference to the group's hit son§ had long been planned and that there was no "We're here to tell Charlton studio, police said. "My Adidas" with "R.1.P JMJ connection between the gunman's actions and Salmon was scheduled to appear at the event home," said Sean Hammond, 31, of Tucson. Two witnesses told investigators handwritten in marker. what the NRA stands for. but did not attend. NRA officials said Salmon, "We just had the worst shooting in the history conflicting stories about the lcilling, "Whoever did this, they should "I honestly think that if a madman had driven who is in a close race with Democrat Janet of Tucson just two days ago." which took place as Mizell played know that they really just took a a car into a crowd and if there was a car con- Napolitano, canceled all Tucson appearances out Tucson resident Mike Middono, 41, who video games in a lounge with a 25- piece of history away," said Nassau vention scheduled, they wouldn't cancel the of respect for the shooting victims. attended the rally, disagreed. year man, who was shot in the leg. Community College student convention," LaPierre said. Republican attorney general candidate "That tragedy would not have happened if A woman who was at the studio JaCmine Mitchell, 20. "When 1 was Republican gubernatorial candidate Matt Andrew Thomas said he believed the event more people had guns," he said. told police two armed attackers a kid, my mother never sang ine were buzzed into the three-room lullabies. She sang me Run-DMC." facility about 7:30 p.m. and opened Police investigating the shooting fire almost immediately. But the discovered what one source wounded man, Uriel Rincon, who described as a "credible threat" was released from a hospital against rapper 50 Cent, whose Thursday, told investigators that Thursday night show planned for a one masked man opened tire after midtown nightclub was cancelled Former Enron executive Andrew a struggle, police said. on their recommendation. Police said they recovered two Chris Lighty, 50 Cent's manager, shell casings from the shooting. said he doubted the lcilling and the "They're checking out varying the- reported threat were linked. ories, including, 'Was it the result of 'There's a threat against anyone Fastow indicted on 78 counts a personal feud? Was it linked to this in this business every day," he said. East Coast-West Coast rappers?' He said he had no idea who and other possible motives,' a law would want to harm Mizell. HOUSTON (AP) Former Enron ships that made the company look more financial results to make the company against Fastow says that in August and enforcement source said. "This is the worst thing that Corp. chief financial officer Andrew profitable than it was. appear more financially sound than it September 2001 he "did knowingly, By Thursday evening police had could happen to a guy that has Fastow was indicted Thursday on 78 Prosecutors also allege Fastow gained was to Wall Street, credit rating agencies intentionally and corruptly persuade and not established a motive or identi- nothing but kindness to spread," federal fraud, money laundering and an estimated $30 million from kick- and nwestors. attempt to persuade" Kopper to with- fied any suspects. Eighty said. "He's an icon in our other charges, malting him the highest- backs fimneled through Michael Artificial manipulation of Enron hold records and documents from inves- Many in the rap industry ques- business. It's a disaster in our com- ranking company official charged in the Kopper, his former aide, and investors or share prices. tigations and "alter, destroy, mutilate and tioned whether Mizell, known as a munity." probe. family members. Investigators say Musion of business skill from conceal" laptop and desktop computers The indictment, returned by a grand Fastow also siphoned off income from Fastow and other Enron senior man- and information they contained. jury in Houston, alleges that Fastow the partnerships. agers. In another case, former PortLind, Ore., masterminded schemes to artificially Maximum penalties are 20 years for Personal enrichment at the expense Enron energy trader Tirnothy Belden inflate the energy company's profits. If money laundering, 10 years for wire of shareholders "to whom they owed a pleaded guilty Oct. 18 to one count of convicted, he faces hundreds of years in fraud and five years for conspiracy in duty of honest services." conspiracy to commit wire fraud in a FONTANA I One-year jail and millions of dollars in fines. addition to fines. Use of complex "special purpose scheme to drive up prices during The indictment is essentially a formal Asked if the indictment could induce entities" that kept poorly performing California's energy crisis. restatement of a criminal complaint filed Fastow to cooperate with prosecutors, assets off Eruons balance sheets and Belden, who faces up to 5 yeus in Oct. 2. But it is notable for the sheer Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew falsely manufactured earnings. prison when he is sentenced in April, is anniversary ofgrad's death number of charges, including multiple Weissmann said, "These are significant Kopper provided much of the infor- cooperating with investigators. counts of fraud, money laundering and charges that carry significant jail time." mation used by prosecutors to build The Securities and Exchange conspiracy. One count of obstruction of Fastow's attomeys have continuedfrom page I things that make me smile," she said, said top Enron their case against Fastow. He pleaded Commission has also filed a civil law- recalling a little league game her son justice was not included in the original executives approved his work and that guilty to money laundering and wire suit against Fastow claiming that he worked. "The play was made to first complaint. Fastovr did not believe he committed fraud in August for creating and defrauded investors and violated secu- During a candlelight vigil' Monday base and Jeffrey, who was umpiring, Fastow, 40, is free on $5 million bond any crimes. ipating in some of the schemes. rities laws.The SEC is seelcing unspec- at the Almaden Valley park that was called Gregory out in an effort to and faces a Nov. 6 arraignment The indictment alleged that the faces up to 15 years in prison atirs ified penalties against Fastow and named after Jeffrey Fontana, the remain unbiased." "These charges are full of sound and schemes' goals included: scheduled April 4 sentencing. repayment of his allegedly ill-gotten Fontanas walked with friends and The trial of shooting suspect fury, but the truth about Emon has yet Falsification of Enron's reported The new obstruction of justice charge gains. 1 family from the park to the place DeShawn Campbell, who has pleaded to be told: said Fastow's attomey, John were Jeffrey was 'tilled. Neighbors not guilty to capital murder in the W. Keker. "VVhen that truth is told, to a who live in the area presented the Fontana case, is scheduled for Sept. jury of 12 honest Americans, Andy Fontana family with an etching of 2003, according to an article that came Fastow will be set free." the memorial plaque that lies in the out in the Mercury News in May. Prosecutors are expected to pressure spot where he was killed. It was Sandy hopes for justice. Fastow to learn what he might say about signed by everyone in Jeffrey's acad- "Jeff can never be replaced. Honestly the actions of his colleagues, including emy class and the neighbors. I'm not sure that we will see justice. former Enron chaimian Kenneth Lay "It was a time for friends and family Our judicial process is so long there and former chief executive Jeffrey to be together and rejoice in the fact are are years of appeal," she said. Skilling. that he was such a great person," said Neither Lay nor Skilling has been Gleg Fontana, Jeffrey's younger Interest in the Jeffrey Fontana charged. brother. memorial T-shirt may be directed to Deputy Attorney General Larry Coming from a close family, Greg (408) 562-4908. Thompson, head of the Bush adminis- said he finds it hard to return home Donations may be sent to: San Jose trations corporate fraud task force, said every day and not have Jeffrey around. State University Foundation, Jeffrey the indictment does not end the investi- gma,Aiptia 7Punhba "It shouldn't have happened. It could Fontana Memorial Scholarship Fund, gation into Fastow. He also said federal have been avoided," he said. c/o The Administration of Justice officials "will use every appropriate n LIINORS ORGANIZ Memories of Jeffrey are what Sandy Department, San Jose State measure to recover the ill-gotten gains cherishes now. University, One Washington Square, of these corporate schemers." "There are lots of memories, lots of San Jose, CA 95192-0050 Enron, No. 7 on the Fortune 500 list two years ago, filed for bankruptcy Dec. 2 after revealing a 8618 million loss and eliminating 51.2 billion of shareholder er.r)t tnron's collapse was the first in a series SKATE I Pro skater of corporate scandals that rocked the business world and roiled the stock mar- Icet. Investors lost huge amounts of Are you money and former Enron employees interested Steve Caballero on the slate lost most of their retirement savings. Accounting firm Arthur Andersen LLP in serving in your went under soon after it was found continuedfrom page I legally. guilty in June of obstruction ofjustice in community, "The event is a nice way to wekome shredding documents related to its He said there will be open-slcate youth and have a venue where they Enron audits. enhancing your times, and competitions will occur on can slcateboard in a positive setting," The indictment alleges that Fastow the main course at three separate said Shannon Wright, communica- and others created schemes to defraud academic times throughout the day. To sign up tions manager with the Downtown Enron and its shareholders through for the competition, all participants Association. transactions with off-the-books partner- must come and sign up. 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Plus government fees and taxes. any finance charges and dealer SERVICE, ACHIEVEMENT, LEADERSHIP certain places in downtown San Jose, document preparation charge and any emissions testing charge the event will @Bow skaters to skate NOVEMBER 1, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY NEWS PAGE 5 TA( !FORMA GURFRNATORIAI RACF MEASURE V I Possible fee hike source of debate Simon campaign manager Jackson said SJSU already leases roof space for cell phone towers within the Student Union, to MOSAIC and the went to Spokane for travel agency. Cathy Busalacchi, director of the Student Union, said because it is a nonprofit, the percentage of outside n t information on Davis revenue that can be collected and still CC LOS ANGELES (AP) in wrongdoing might prove a smoking maintain nonprofit status is limited Republican and that internal revenue generation is be Bill Simon's cameaign gun. But the allegations, unsealed manager and a state Republican Party Monday by a federal judge, generated limited as well. s official flew to Spolcane, Wash., this short-lived headlines and the cam- "A lot of the services we offer are free week to tail( to a former state official paign decided not to build a television to students," she said. "Which means about his 14-year-old allegations of ad around them. we can't generate much inside campaign improprieties by Earlier this month, campaign income." offi- Maribel Martinez, A.S. President 1 fl Democratic Gov. Gray Davis. cials thought they had their silver bul- 'The former deputy attomey general, let with a photograph of Davis taking and a member of the Student Union Vincent Reagor, authored a 1988 a campaign check in the state Capitol. Board of Directors, was also a panelist. memo that urged prosecution of then- That would have been illegal, but it She said that the new SJSU fee sched- state controller Davis for allegedly turned out the photo was talcen in a ule would be aligned with other n. using state employees, facilities and Santa Monica home, and Simon beat schools in the CSU. rY equipment, on state time, while an an embarrassing retreat. "When you compare SJSU to other assemblyman campaigning to become Reagor said Lapsley and Stutzman campuses, it is very similar," Martinez controller. Reagors superiors decided didn't urge him to go public and he said. not to prosecute for lack of evidence. didn't ask why they were looking for She stressed the importance of stu- if 'The allegations were reported in the information from him. dents taking a close look at both sides press at the time, and two years later "I assume of the issue, asking a lot of questions they're not trying to help and gathering as much information as Reagor's memo also was reported. Gray Davis with it and I suppose Simon Campaign Manager Rob they're trying to help Bill possible. Simon with "A crucial decision will be made by Lapsley and California Republican it. I have no interest in getting ANTHONY REGINATO IDAILY STAFF Party Communications DIrector Rob involved in California politics," said students next week, and one of three Huy Tran, a member of "Students for Measure V," and Erika Jackson, the Associated Students director of things could happen," she said. "It Stutzman flew to Spolcane Reagor, who moved to Washington in communication affairs, field questions from members of the audience about the Measure V proposal. Wednesday and met with Reagor 1990 after retiring could be voted down, which will from the state cause a cut in hours, services and Wednesday and Thursday, Reagor attorney general's office. He spoke to Students for Measure V. tions," she said. "It's really a big con- said. continuedfrom page I maybe even closure. It could be Associated Press reporters at his home "'The fees will be raised by S23 the cem." voted down, and President Caret In the course of the visit Stutzman and by phone Thursday. keeping the Student first year, an additional S40 the second Akbar Shetty, former vice presi- arranged for Reagor expenses of could still override it and mandate a to speak with a Reagor still believes Davis should Union open. year and the third year will be a total dent of A.S. and current member of fee increase for operational expenses reporter for KCBS-TV Los Angeles. have been prosecuted. In deciding not Directors decided to increase of S98," Tran said, "which is the Student Union Board, suggest- Stutzman "The Board of only, or it could pass and we would participated in a phone call to prosecute, then-Attorney General go forward in the Spring of 2002 with on top of the existing S81 students pay ed that the measure is an effort to pat more but receive more in servic- with Reagor and the reporter from John Van de Kamp said investigators the measure for improvements," now. But it has been 13 years since the "bail the Student Union out of es. Reagor's home in the Spokane suburb could not prove' Davis knew his Jackson said, but added that the last increase." debt" and is a concept that is very She said students need to decide of Nine Mile Falls, Reagor said. employees' campaign-related time was attempt failed. "In the fall of this year, He also pointed out that the Student expensive. what's most important to them and in KCBS aired a report on the matter being paid for by the state. we were able to go ahead." Union is a separate, nonprofit organi- Lee, at that point, asked that speak- the best interest of their education Thursday evening. "I always thought Davis should have The fee increase, according to the zation and just affiliated with SJSU. ers stick to the facts and stay away prior to voting. "My purpose in going was to verify been prosecuted," Reagor said. "I was voter's guide for the referendum, states "Since we operate independently from just expressing opinions, The meeting ended with more ques- h- that the documents were air titt, and always disappointed no one told me that the measure was proposed by the from SJSU, we don't get any CSU reminding everyone that it was an tions pending, so Lee invited students that was my sole purpose," apsley why he was not prosecuted." Student Union as a way to increase funds," Tran said. educational forum. to come to the non meeting, which is said. He declined to comment on Davis dismissed the matter when student services such as food and He went on to say the Student Arash Shokouh, director of stu- scheduled for Monday at noon in the what the campaign intended to do questioned about it Thursday by retail, fimess space and meeting facili- Union generates about half of the dent fee affairs with A.S., said he Guadalupe room of the Student with Reagor's memo. Stutzman .reporters. funds necessary to maintain itself came to the meeting to provide e., ties and enhance the campus com- Union. declined comment. This is just another thing that munity Rachel Greathouse, director of leg- additional information to students Voting for Measure V will take place The development comes with the Simon is pumping up. He's been The guide goes on to say that stu- islative affairs for A.S., was also on the that he said should've been made next Wednesday and Thursday in the of election four days away, as the Simon doing it for the last two months, try- panel and expressed concems about public sooner. a dent fees will be increased by a total of quad of the Student Union from 9 carnpaign scrambles for ways to close ing to get someone to write it. He's S81 over the next three years to cover other potential fee increases that may "This measure should've been a last a.m. to 8 p.m., in front of the ATMs a single-digit gap in polls with Davis. been relatively unsuccessful," Davis the improvements. occur in the future. option," he said. "Other sources of on Ninth Street from 9 a.m. to 2:30 Most recently campaign officials said. "That's 16 years old. The matter addressed by "The CSU may increase (tuition) revenue should've been explored first, 9 a.m. to in The fee schedule was p.m., in Clark Library from hoped the decade-old allegations of a was fully resolved to the satisfaction of Huy Tran, a representative for the fees as well within the next year, but like maybe leasing space to outside 6 p.m. and in Sweeney Hall from 9 is felon who implicated Davis the attorney general." convicted Student Union and the group called we won't know until after the dee businesses." a.m. to 8 p.m. v- immorgun, _ . u- PHN: 408-9'24-3 77- c- nd FAX: 408-924-3282 ASS 1:3 classified @jjc,m, c:_sIsu.eclu The SPARTAN DAILY PROGRAM COUNSELOR II P/T NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER. COMMUNICATIONS FIRM TEACHERS / INSTRUCTORS RE1CALHOUSING ANNOUNCEMENTS HEALTH & BEAUTY makes no claim for products Program focusing on self-reflec- 20 hrs/wk, 2 kids References. expanding in Bay Area. 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ed PAGE 6 SPORTS THE SPARTAN DAILY NOVEMBER 1, 2002 Heading South SJSU's cross country teams are setfor the WAC championshi:ps this weekend

By Kristin Schwarz by racing a suc-lulometer course fol- Daily Staff Write7 lowed by the men, who will run an eight-kilometer course starting at Cross country team veteran Matt 9:45 a.m. Heard said the team is ready for the Argabright said he has been most important race of its season. preparing the team for the champi- Coach Augie Argabright said he onships by working on speed and has high hopes for the best cross endurance. country team that he has coached at "They have been running 400 San Jose State University, as the meters and talcing a 30-second rest. cross country team travels to the Then they run another 400 meters 42nd Westem Athletic Conference and take another rest. We do that championships. about 14 or 15 The champi- times," onships are sched- "From the Stanford Argabright said. uled for Saturday Argabright said at Southern (University) meet the men run a lit- Methodist tle more distance University in on, our team has at practice than Dallas. the women Last year's big improved a lot." because of their winners were the Augie Argabright events. Rice University's SIR/ cross country heal" coach "The men run men's team and the 10 miles whereas STANLEY KAO 'DAILY STAFF women's team from the women will the University of Tulsa. run six to seven miles each day," he The San lose State University cross country team practices at South Campus for the Western Athletic Conference Championship. The team is This year the men's field is wide said. scheduled to take part in the event in Dallas on Saturday. open, but the women of Boise State "They are loolcing pretty good University and California State because they have been dedicated we are used to racing in the morn- earlier in the season with a hip injury, The team attending this meet is all he said, "I have been feeling great all University Fresno have been finish- during the practices," he said. ing," he said. "The WAC race is said the team has pulled together well composed of veteran WAC champi- season, 1 was in shape to win." ing in the top slots. The women have had four top-five going to start at about the same time in the last three weeks since most of onship runners except for freshman The good vibrations have been felt The teams competing this year in team finishes, and the men have had we practice at, so that will be to our them have been fighting off the cold racer Ray Avalos, who is running in in the women's camp too. the women's division are Boise State, five top-10 finishes this season. advantage," he said. bug that seemed to affect many other his first WAC championship. Argabright said the women have Fresno State, University of Hawai'i, Argabright said both teams have Last year the women placed sixth students on campus. Heard, who placed first at the been mixing it up a bit with Ashleigh Louisiana Tech University, been improving all season long. in the championships and the men She also said she's hoping to help Santa Clara Invitational on Oct. 19, and Kim Nebeker, senior Janette University of Nevada Reno, Rice "From the Stanford (University) placed seventh. put Fresno State University in its said, "Everybody we expect to score Najera and freshman Judy DeLong, University, SJSU, SMU, University meet on, our team has really "Our team goal would be to finish place. for us has been there at least two or sharing the leader position all season TOMS El Paso and University of improved a lot," Argabright said. as one of the top five teams," "We are hoping to take Fresno out three times." long. Tulsa. At the Stanford meet, the women Argabright said. at WAC like we usually do," she Heard said he has great expecta- "Judy DeLong should do pretty The men division will include finished 25th, and the men finished He said he would also like to see a said. tions for teammate Jesse McLeod, good because she is used to running Boise State, Fresno State, Louisiana 26th. few members from the Spartan team Nebeker said Fresno has been a who had a personal record race last these types of meets," Argabright Tech, Rice, SJSU, SMU, UTEP and Argabright said the problem was make the all-WAC team, just as tough challenger for the SJSU team weekend at the Santa Clara said. Tulsa. more with the time of the race than senior Kimberly Nebeker did last all season as the Bulldogs have Invitational. "If everybody runs within their own Argabright said the women are the runners. year. topped the Spartans the two times Despite the hamstring problem ability, they will do well," Argabright scheduled to start the event at 9 a.m. "The race was in the afternoon and Nebeker, who ha.cl been running they have met this season. McLeod has been battling all season, said.

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Jose coach Darryl Sutter spoke as "Anyone who thinks it's different "I thought it would be a lot harder," though they're already an elite team. than that isn't looking." he said. I never thought we'd skate "We got one point out of the build- Dwayne Roloson made 19 saves for the way we did. I was impressed." ing, which is better than most the Wild, unbeaten in their last SIX Wes Walz's cross-checking penalty teams," Sutter said. "We better be games. Roloson made a nice stop of with 1:03 left in regulation gave the thankful for that and move on." Owen Nolan's short-handed rebound slumping Sharks a power play for Marco Sturm scored a second-peri- shot midway through the second Kings victorious without Webber Associated Press 75-57 on a brisket by Theo Ratliff with Boston Celtics 114-69 Thursday night. SAC RAM ENTO Peja 3:39 left in the third and led 77-63 It was the Celtics' most lopsided loss Stojakovic scored 26 points, and entering the final period. ever. 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