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World Hits on All Cylinders in Tuneup 1 Volume 112, No. 13 February 15, 1999: SPART DAILY One Washington Square SDAILVY'imc.sjsu.edu Monday San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 World hits on all cylinders in tuneup By Lance Swanson sestrwriser Canadian forward Charmaine Hooper scored two goals to lead the FIFA World All-Stars to a sur- prising 2-1 victory over the U. S. Women's National Team in front of 15,367 fans at Spartan Stadium Sunday. The U.S. team lost its emotion- al leader shortly after scoring its lone goal at the 23:00 minute mark of the game. Michelle Alters, going up in the box for a Women's World Cup AU-Star game Wo, Id All -Stal s 2 U.S. National Team 1 header, took a vicious shot to the cheek from World defender Homare Sawa. Alters was taken to Stanford Medical Center for stitches and further evaluation. "She doesn't look good," U.S. fonvard Mia Hamm said. "Michelle brings us so much con- fidence. She's an unbelievable dis- tributor of the ball. We missed her leadership." After losing Alters, who had a severe cut on her left eyebrow from the collision, the U.S. team lost its momentum and essential- ly fell apart. The lackluster loss for the U.S. team caused concern for U.S. coach Tony Dicicco, whose team is expected by most experts to win the World Cup title in July. "I'm very disappointed," Dicicco said."We didn't do enough to win." Aimee Samas/Sportan Daily The U.S. team controlled the World All-Stars forward Charmaine Hooper (6) collides with U.S. Women's National Akers was injured in the collision and had to leave the game with a cut on her forehead. . first half of the game. posseesimi the ball in the midfield area and Team me:men:ter nommen eautrn (iv) ..!..moreiter tuatara:ter Limns tersoeten (5) at trie ?Ile Wong Ak5ters won. The ga.Wo, 2-1. The VVomen's World Cup we) be_ Mom nom_ FIFA Women's World Cup All-Star game Sunday night at Spartan Stadium. June 19 fo July 4. Four games will be played at Spartan Stadium. See World Cup, page 6 `Rush'ing nets big gains for Greek organizations Tara Multicultural and local frater- want to join,- said Sara timed. By Don S. Perez nities and sororities, which are Ballesteros, president of the Delta "In the spring semester, we are informal in our recruitment Staff Writer not governed by the university, Zeta sorority. may still be rushing. One major aspect of rush is the process. The only rule we have for difference between spring and fall the rush process is that we can't for evaluation for SJ Most students associate the "Rush is like an word "rush" with the rush to get both sides. We see who we want rush. exceed 55 members. We're fin- books, sign up for scholarships, and (the recruits) get to see what "In the spring, it is usually ished with rush this semester internships and classes or get we're about," Lambda Phi Epsilon more difficult to get recruits," because we already have 55 mem- their life together in time for president Chris Peluso said. Peluso said. "Fall semester offers bers," Ballesteros said. Mardi finals. According to Hoang Tran, a more fresh faces, who are curious Rushing, joining and pledging But rush for sororities and fra- member of Sigma Chi, fraternities about college life, more outgoing also have costs that vary between ternities on campus means going and sororities get to display what and want to check out what is on semesters and the groups into recruitment drive. they can offer to students --- III 7,Itg,< campus." involved. Greek organizations at San opportunities to help with the ent views if they attend organiza- Ballesteros said in the fall, Tim Walker, a member of Delta Gras Jose State University have been community, meeting new fritrals tional events that take place dur- recruits who undergo the rush Upsilon, said that Panhellenic in "rush" mode since the first day and getting scholarships. ing rush. take a four-day tour of the houses sororities charge a registration fee By Donna Carmichael taking part in of this semester. Interfraternity Because most students have "It's a real positive way to learn available to learn about the soror- 410415) to women SoldrWriter Council chapters and Panhellenic very little knowledge of what fra- about the Greek systems. Once ities and what each has to offer. rush activities, while sororities governed by the univer- ternities and sororities are like, people learn, they are surprised The schedule of events such as Interfraternity Council members On Tuesday, San Jose will cel- . sity stopped rushing Wednesday. most may come away with differ- by what they find out and they parties, tours and skits are See Rush, page 6 ebrate its third annual Mardi Gras on Post Street downtown. The street party is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. and last State department 'grants' recycling program assistance until midnight. Festivities are . expected to continue after mid- By Ryan MeCrossin SISC %oh(' \Vast< night, in the bars, until closing Sue-Writer t .ompusttlon 149', I 99 - time at 2 a.m. Mardi Gras is French for "Fat . The Center for the Tuesday." Development of Recycling on cam- It's the day of celebration, par- pus is seeing to it that people ties and general overindulgence have a place to drop their empty before Lent. cans of soda, or whatever else peo- II% In the Christian tradition, ple may be hesitant to throw in Lent is a six-week period of absti- the trash. nence, penitence director of (asking forgive- Bruce Olszewski, ness of sins) and prayer that is the recycling center, obtained a observed until Easter, $105,000 grant from the State according to the Oxford Dictionary of Department of Conservation to Current English. fund the installation recycling V Sewn Rwell t, 0 gecyrt, Coorporstre In the past, the fun and bins around the campus before games of Fat Tuesday stopped exactly at the end of the year. California law which states all midnight when Ash The San Jose State University Wednesday state and local organizations the official beginning of Lent facilities development and opera- must cut their current waste in begins. plac- This year, Mardi Gras- tions department will begin half by the beginning of the new celebration is ing approximately 110 bins out- expected to keep millennium, or pay $10,000 in right on rolling, long after mid- side different campus buildings in daily fines, according to night. March, said Rajesh Lathigara, the Olszewski. Post Street is one of the very recycling coordinator for Facilities Commercial waste accounts for old streets Development and Operations. in downtown San 60 percent of the waste in Jose, dating back to the mid- Each bin will be subdivided into California, Olszewski said. 1800s. It's four compartments: Bottles, cans, very narrow and "Businesses' No.1 priority is short, running between Market plastics, and newspapers. malting a profit they don't real- and this First streets and between Lathigara estimated ize that reducing the flow of San Fernando action alone will reduce SJSU's and Santa Clara wastes could increase their prof- streets in a section of downtown total waste by 5 to 15 percent. its," Olszewski said. decked From he,. 1.,milhel/Spor tan Daily The program will save SJSU with banners describing Commercial institutions could the area as Downtown Center to an anti-scavenging law in about $8,000 annually in dump- create new markets if they were A San Jose resident sifts through student trash, which is illegal, according ing Plaza. costs, Lathigara said. to recycle more. Companies would Joel Wyrick. San Jose, for recyclable material. He collects glass, plastic and aluminum items, vihich he sons into sep- It will also bring SJSU up to owner of Waves bags hung from a grocery cart. speed with AB939 the arate trash See Recycle, page 6 See Mardi, page 6 , INSIDE THE DAII 1r SPORTS FORUM INsiDE THE DAII V \lli/ Strongest performance of "The Last Call" looks into s\\II4, year leads Spartans past unrealistic Valentine's Day A Fullerton Page 4 fantasies-- Page 2 4 Monday, February 15, 1999 Pdgc ? FORUM EDITORIAL Unrealistic dreams rarely materialize in my head I begin chanting over and over to myself: biggest annual letdown Valentine's Day no expectations. The year as No expectations, no expectations, has come and gone again. Every the battle. amore" comes into town, I try to Every year, I lose the "train de No. 1 Mr. Romance whisks me away protect myself mentally and emotionally from the Fantasy Textbook prices for the weekend to a destination unknown. Perhaps onslaught of advertisement. They are just meant to in Lake Tahoe (not too believing love and a cozy cabin with a fireplace brainwash women and men into casinos, of course). Maybe a quiet comes in the shape of chocolate, flowers far from the too high; students romance beach-side hotel (room service mandatory). The ulti- and diamonds. destination of course would be Florence, Italy, Enticing display ads begin popping up in every mate or Paris, France. save more online store across the country after New Year's Day. dream dream big. you watch them) If you're going to Soap operas (if you dare admit Fantasy No. 2 Walk in the door to my own of provide unrealistic romantic examples of the way illuminated by is not easy being a student.
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