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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 arate trash bags hung from a grocery cart. speed with AB939 the See Recycle, page 6 See Mardi, page 6

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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. The pressures off men, some women (including me) home and find every room candles. it, lasses and homework are sometimes madden- Valentine's Day is "supposed" to be celebrated. the pressure romantic music is playing in the background. bites are nothing less have changed their expectations. Soft ing. The search for time to engage in a social life Television and radio sound The smell of my favorite foods being prepared in the than subliminal messages telling us "money buys Take note, I said "change" not "lowered" their VIII ls. frustrating. kitchen by none other than Mr. Romance wearing love." expectations. And the financial toll of attending San Jose State us are saying loud and clear "forget the only an apron. Red rose petals lead me on a trail to University forces most students to take either a part- After being conditioned our whole life by media Some of champagne being chilled in a expected on chocolates, flowers and jewelry." We just want an a bottle of silver buck- time or full-time job, in order to make ends meet. and society, we automatically do what is et of ice next to a tub full of bubbles. I think that was Valentine's Day buy a card, chocolate, flowers (or unforgettable night of romance. We all realize our educ,ation is not free, and there a scene in "General Hospital" once or twice. is a cost for our degree. all three) simply because it's the "right thing to do" Yikes! Fantasy naturally. Now the pressure is really on. A guy can no No. 3 Mr. Romance buys surprise tick- But that cost shouldn't include gouging students. not because we feel moved to do so ets for two to a professional sports game. At half- While women can usually get away with getting longer get away with simply stopping on the way A story in the Feb. 10 Spartan Daily reported a work and picking up the standard gifts time, the score board reveals a message for my eyes option for the purchase of textbooks. only a card, the pressure on men is much greater. home from new, cheaper if they society promised him would be enough to buy love. only. A secret message only my significant other For years, there have been three choices in buying They are damned if they do and damned and I would know. Blimps carrying the message are don't. He has to prove his love by doing something roman- text books. even better I've seen that one done on TV at least Buy your books on campus at the Spartan There are serious consequences for intentionally tic. Valentine's Day just to The good part is that women really juin want "a a thousand times. Bookstore. forgetting a loved one on I could keep going on about the fantasy demons rebel against the merchandising hysteria. night of romance." Buy your books across the street at Roberts sweetheart The bad part is that the only examples of in my head, but I won't. Needless to say, none of my On the other hand, if a guy gives his ever Bookstore. flowers and dinner romance we have are from television and movies. fantasies have come true and Fm wise enough Or buy orie bred( and share the cost among a group the standard gift of chocolate, to know they most likely never will. it's never enough. Worse yet, the only people taking notes on these fan- of friends. tasy romances are women. I'm sure there are some women in the world Because the third alternative is not the smartest, Why? whose fantasies have manifested into Because some women have come to realize men So most men have no idea how high our expecta- reality. Good that left either the Spartan Bookstore or Roberts. motivated by love to tions are when it comes to "romance." And we rarely for them! If someone knows one of those women, tell are in a Catch-22. They are not it to themselves, Now, a new choice has emerged for SJSU students They are motivated by fear of let them in on our wishful thinking in hopes that them to keep and stop giving the a choice that is considerably less expensive. go out and buy gifts. rest of us hope. being condemned for not going along with main- they will just know what we want. A combination This choice is the on-line book service of www.big- that spells letdown. Next year, I'm going into psychotherapy from stream consumerism. 14 to try to stop the words.com. real problem of Valentine's Day Every year, I engage in a battle against the fan- Jan. 1 through Feb. cupids from selected books This is where the dancing in my head once and for all. A comparison of five randomly comes in. In an effort to snub advertisers and take tasy demons. As soon as the visions of cupids dance "Approaching Democracy," "Mathematics for Julia B. Wright is the Spartan Daily managing editor Elementary School Teachers," "Management & "The Last Call* appears every Monday. Organizational Behavior," "Microelectronic Devices" and "Linear Circuit Analysis" found the on-line ser- vice cheaper. Not just a few dollars cheaper either, but in the case of "Microelectronic Devices," www.bigwords.com Technological was $34.20 cheaper on the price of a new book. Only "Approaching Democracy" was less expensive at the Spartan Bookstore and it was only $3.43 less 01999 C.KteatcS SYSOKATEINIC leaps ground than bigwords.com's price. WWWC.120,10eRS.Ca4 We are all for capitalism, but the question begs: Is bigwords.rnm in the book-selling business to lose money, or is the Spartan Bookstore shaking down its today's youth own students? While we realize the Spartan Bookstore is free to .: set prices as they see fit, we also realize that the cost Sandra Avila ":: of education can be a tremendous burden on students. . If the Spartan Bookstore and Robert's for that STAEF WRITER noirAdm,.. fmit ganingeeely inflated honk. prime because or lack of competition, we tind that action deplorable. If the prices of bigwords.com's books reflect the Many children may wholesale price, SJSU and Roberts must pay, we sug- be faced with seri- gest the campus bookstore and Robert's find out ous health prob- where www.bigwords.com get their books. lems as an adult if they do And we encourage students to do their homework. not exercise and stay and find the cheapest price for a textbook. physically fit. They will wind up selling them badt to someone for New technology has less than half price at the end of the semester anyway impacted children's lives they no longer want to go outside and play. but they would rather stay inside relaxing or playing computer/video games. Forty percent of 12-year-old children show signs of heart disease risk factors, including obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol and inactivity, according to the American Heart Association. These signs should not be taken lightly because SPAItTAN DAILY 12-year-old children should be healthy, instead of Ono Worhington Square, San Jose CA 95192-0149 showing illness signs, which usually occur 14081 974.3280 E -mull, SDAILVO_ pric.sno odu in 40 year olds. Children need to change their lifestyle. EDITORIAL They should be exercising, have limited TV access Esecutive Editor .1011 Peres or stop eating junk foods. Monaging Editor %%richt Melissa Fochesato, a health educator Production Edito.-\111,11 Vi1111/1111S for the ()pinion Editor JoAon Poach Department of Public Health Services in Maricopa Sport. Editor Jorona th /shall County in California, said children are more obese Entertainment/ lAfest)le Editor John Men, today than a generation ago because they are inac- Photo Editor (In ton Stoller l'opy Editor !..1.0-gant ROM tive, they watch too much TV and play too many Chief Photograph., Brian Prince video games. Graphica Aaron WtIliam. Shorter class sessions better 'These habits are sending America toward a future of many life-threatening disorders and dis- Senior Staff Writers. !soh Halsor, Diane White a class that meets every other day has to eases," Fochesato said. Ihad an epiphany concerning class Stall' Writer.: (Indy Arora,Santint Avila, Donno Carmichael, length during this year's winter ses- devote time at the beginning of each Parents need to interact with their children and Rhoda lholomn.11alima Easton, Franklin Leiva,Sh.ine Lewis, sion. meeting to recap where it left off. show them ways t,o have fun while exercising, she Alel000l Nialthok, Ryan MrCrossin, Aden% Pavlarka, Peres, Over a semester, this is a lot of wast- said. They must remain actively involved in 1.tsorto 1Itillitto, Hugo Rivera, Brandy Sailors. Katrina Taranaki. As a self-proclaimed, unabashed pro- their IA lit o nnoon, Tom Thorp, Mamie Ulrich crastinator (not to mention someone ed time. children's lives because they are the role models who is distracted easily) the thought of During a three week compressed ses- who teach their children good eating habits, how to Photographer's Fronk Cava, Frandiesra Eriquiled. Soren Remmilo, waking every morning early enough to sion, not as much time has to be devoted exercise, values and manners. S..r:111 Se.tn l`onello. Dal Sagan, Aimee Santio attend an 8 a.m. class and sit there for to review, resulting in more useable My 4-year-old son is very active he is not an three hours was not appealing. instruction time. indoors kid. He loves activities. He is a preschooler ADVERTISING However, the promise of three units Another benefit of compressed ses- who does not like to be inside watching TV. He and Advertising Otreetair Doug Evans in three weeks, and my increasing sions would be SJSU's ability to offer his father play football, catch and basketball almost Art IHreetor innori Toon desire to graduate won out over the more classes. daily. At school, he can be found playing outside in Retail Manager (erg Cones desire to sleep. Anyone who's tried to add a popular the sandpit, on the monkey bars, slide, playing tag Downtown/ Entertainment Mgr. 11i9niin TAntittnt At the end of the session, I found general education class knows how hard or riding tricycles with friends. Notional Manager Mario Do Palma it can be. When my son plays outside At count Executives Monica DiGioluio David Lu Defeo Lit myself wondering, "Why aren't all class- either myself or my es handled this way?" Typically, the only way to get into husband is usually interacting with him. ADVISER.S For those of you who remain unaware, winter some of these classes is to be a graduating senior We are getting our exercise as well. News Stephen ilnene, Jim Shaw session consists of a three-week period, during whose birthday falls on the third week of the third When a parent takes part in a fun activity, the Adverthdog Jerk Winton which you can take a three-unit class. The main dif- day of the lunar calendar. child seems to enjoy it much more than playing by Photo Jim hicNar ference between winter and regular classes is the In a regular 15-week session, one class could hold himself Prod...Mast Chief Tiro Burke length of time given to complete the class. a certain number of people let's say 40. Now, if The American Academy of Pediatrics recom- tames Room 4.824 3280 Mia 408 WAI 3262 Adsortialag Because winter session is shorter, there is only the school were running on compressed sessions the mends preschool children exercise, because in the to. WIA 37:0 SPARTAN DAILY tlt8P885094111111a pablishell time for one class, but that class is the only thing same teacher could handle 200 students in 15 last 20 years the number of overweight preschool hod day Is. ,M1611 mtedemte las mad ImAneass) 315 Pr motto weeks. tov'tagte pttltl ot Sao Imp Mad debreriptima avowed o you do. children has doubled. Obesity increased 54 percent d seauster ha. le Mel NSTER Fend addren change. to the There are no other classes to worry about. This Forty different students would cycle through the among children age 6 to 11 and 39 percent in ado- Spartan I. S*n StAte lnitotenttv (hie Wsahrogtoo seruc Son is so brilliant it should be implemented as a class every three weeks. The days of not being able Jeer, 1 'A n ''.2 idea lescents age 12 to 17, according to the National regular practice. to add required classes would be over. Health and Nutrition Examination Study. Finally, a compressed Opinion page politica Instead of taking classes during a "regular" ses- schedule is a godsend to Young children aren't the only ones who suffer sion as we do now, San Jose State University should students that are not independently wealthy and from obesity. Renders are encooraged to express themselves no the Opinion use the winter session as a model and start offering actually have to pay for their college education. According to the study, 20 percent of males page with .1 Letter to the Fddor classes in three week sessions. During the compressed session, classes either ranging in age from 12 to 19 years old were over- A letter to the Editor {A n 20(1..1411 ITFP01141. tO ISPOr or ;mint A standard 15-week session could easily contain run for three hours in the morning or three hours in weight and 22 percent of females were overweight. oleic.' that hos oppeand in the Spartan I tally five, three week sessions. the afternoon, Monday through Friday. The study indicates that as a young obese child Submimion. become the pmperly of the Spartan It ,,iy and n..iy During this time a regular full-time student For someone taking a standard load this would grows older he or she remains obese. lie edited for clarity groinniar. libel and length Submission. maid could earn 15 units or more if that student wanted mean convenience in scheduling. Furthermore, if children are inactive early in contain the author's name, address, phone number. signature to really work himself It would make it a lot easier to hold down a semi- life, they are likely to become inactive adults sub- and major. One of the many benefits of the compressed ses- regular part time job. jecting themselves to an unhealthy lifestyle. Stil.nosnimie may be pit in the letter. to the Editor brig at the sion is the ability to focus on one thing for a period The idea of moving solely to a compressed session A lack of exercise among our children predicts Stout .111 (truly (}friff Iteritel Ilan Room 209. sent by tea to of time. schedule over a standard semester has a lot of poor health in our future adult population, accord- 140it 1 924-1237. e mailed to SItAILYVina- edit or minkd to Ow Most of SJSU's classes are on alternating days. promise. ing to the National Youth Physical Fitness Survey. Spirt in Daily ()pinion Editor, School or Joni-m.1mm and Maas Very little of the schedule is actunlly Monday I understand it cannot be done overnight, but it Our society is not as physically fit as it was two is something Conwoontrat SOO Jo. Stole lmveredy. Sq"" through Friday. SJSU's administrators should consid- or three decades ago because our lifestyles have SAD l'N ,A192-111 While it might sound nice on paper, going to er. On paper, it just makes so much more sense. been made easier by the fast pace of technology, TV, Editorials are written hy, and are the consensue or. the class every other day actually does students a dis- computers, video games, fast foods and various tipartan Daily editors., not the !staff. service. Adam Pavlack is a Spartan Daily staff 'order transportations have contributed to our poor phys- 1111.h.ht.1 opinions and loteertioements do mit ie....sooty Looking at things purely from a time standpoint, ical health. vi.wp Air/Irian 1/ally, the Schfml of Jotiroali.rn end Mee. Sandra Avila is a Spartan Daily staff writer COPIUDemod ions et A '1 mi11.1M. Monday, February 15, 1999 FORUM l'itgt, 3

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Daily Maas A.S. Election Today Catholic Campus Ministry will Candidate application filing Hunting can be child's parental interaction hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the deadline by 6 p m. in the Student information. being a barbarian who any other person who Multicultural C aa tion Campus Ministry Center, located Life Center. For more hangs what life and beliefs believe that San call Robyn Jones at 924-5955. Forhas no depth of understand- they believe as achievements on hunters are out there only for the Group for Students at the corner of 10th and ing death or the conse- their walls? No, it does not. The Multicultural Center will Carlos Streets. For more informa- "glory of the kill " We kill hun- tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610 Thursday quences of taking a life, I think I In a time where society is dreds of animals daily and then facilitate discussions regarding turned out to be a well-rounded screaming for more diversity from noon to 1:15 p.m. parental guid- throw out the poor, dead animal in Wednesday Bloimpedance Body "Neolithic" person. To classify ance of their children, Bethel the trash. There is a lot more to Pacheco Room, Student llnion. For myself better, by attacks this more information, call the center Composition Testing Lab Margaret family tradition as an hunting than what appears in Center Students, faculty nd staff Bethel's standards in her Feb 4. immoral act. My "hick" parents Bethel's column. There are a lot at 924-6255. column, A recruiting services workshop will wanting to test their body fat I am a hunter. were proud of my achievements, more serious issues to worry be held at 1:30 p.m. in the Guadalupe composition can do so from 10:30 You know, that redneck-crazed nd I am proud they "bred" me. I about than a family actually tak- Student Art Exhibits The School of Art and Design Room, Student Union. A co-op work- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Central female with a shotgun in my back- injoyed those early mornings, sit- ing the time to raise their chil- shop will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the Classroom building, room 103. For pack, waiting to stalk, ambush ting in cold, wet marshes, watch- dren. will present student art in the student galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 Costanoan Room, Student Union. For more information, call James and kill campus squirrels, only to ing the sun rise. Yeah, so what if more information, call the Career Burke at 293-9225. display that great trophy on my there was a shotgun on my lap. Diane Ghioso p.m. in the Art and Industrial Science Buildings. For more infor- Resource Center at 924-6033. living room wall for all to see. My mother and father were by my administration of justice Mass Yes, that's right. Hunters do side. By the time I was 8, I under- mation, call Scott or Jenny at 924- Daily 4330. Re-Entry Advisory Program Catholic Campus Ministry will not only kill animals, but they stood what death was and how it Network with other students at hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the also stuff them for display. Does is a natural part of life. People REAP's brown bag lunch from noon to Canipus Ministry Center, located this make us any less human than who don't understand a hunter's Daily Mass Catholic Campus Ministry will 1:30 p.m. in the Pacheco Room, at the corner of 10th and San hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the Student Union. For more information, Carlos streets. For more informa- Campus Ministry Center, located call 924-5950. tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610. Campus rules negatively affect student lives at the corner of 10th and San Ash Wednesday Service Student Art Exhibits is the deal with San we have to pay for everything, misfortune of having to pay for Carlos streets. For more informa- What tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610. The Episcopal Canterbury The School of Art and Design Jose State University? including the $81 parking permits their dinner or going hungry for Community will provide imposition of will present student art in the and of course, the lofty textbook the night. Are the people in charge Tuesday ashes and a free dinner. Dinner will student galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 just stupid or do they just not care prices. All I ask is that if University begin at 5:30 p.m., the service will p.m. in the Art and Industrial about their students? From the However, I am writing Lhis let- Housing has a problem with stu- begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Campus Science buildings. For more infor- day I transferred in fall of 1997, I ter because of a problem that hap- dent records that they inform us Marketing Association Professor Jeff Fadiman will Ministry Center at the corner of 10th mation, tall Scott or Jenny at 924- have witnessed numerous prob- pened to many students on the before they leave us starving. and San Carlos streets. For more 4330. lems with students' life that could night of Feb. 3. San Jose State needs to start discuss marketing techniques from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Costanoan information, call Geoffrey at 275- be prevented if the people in That night, many students try- paying more attention to the 1346. Career R sssss ce Center charge gave a damn about them. ing to eat dinner at any of the needs and happiness of its stu- Room, Student Union. For more information, call Hanh at 251- A recruiting services workshop These things include rid,culous campus restaurants were turned dents before word gets out, and the away. These students, including 1653. Student Art Exhibits will be held at 3:30 p.m.in meal plans which fome us , o eat a people stop enrolling here. The School of Art and Design Guadalupe Room, Student Union. number of meals on campus, myseh were told that we could Bioimpedance Body will present student art in the For more information, call the where there are limited options or not eat dinner because we had Brad Jeslink records from hous- Composition Testing Lab student galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 center at 924-6033. food that is not appealing. holds on our industrial technology p.m. in the Art and Industrial Another gripe is the absurd prices ing. Many of my peers had the Students, faculty and staff wanting to test their body fat Science Buildings. For more infor- Catholic Campus Ministry cotnposition can do so from 10:30 mation, call Scott or Jenny at 924- A bible study on the Gospel of a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Central 4330. John will be held from 7 to 8:30 Opinion piece on Islam offensive, slanted Classroom building, room 103. For p.m. in the Campus Ministry more information, call James Catholic Ash Wednesday Center, located at the corner of Islam. difficult, Ihave been a dedicated reader you are not an expett on shear to make the vision Burke at 293-9225. Service 10th and San Carlos streets. For of the Spartan Daily since It is a fact that the Talibans are so stop making up these stories. Catholic Campus Ministry will more information, call Father Bob 1997. There has not been a religious people. Therefore, they It is stated in Islam very clear- Ongoing Book Sales provide distribution of ashes at at 938-1610. day that I can remember not will not dare stop any woman ly. Talibans did not make up these The Library Donations and 12:10 p.m. at Campus Ministry reading the Daily. whom they have no relations with rules, they already existed in Sales Unit will hold booksales in Chapel, located at the corner of The Listening Hour The staff writers are excellent to ask them about anything. Islam for hundreds of years. the Clark Library lobby and 10th and San Carlos streets. For Erie Mills' vocal students will writers and very hard workers It is forbidden in Islam for a Never write about anything Whalquist Library, room 408. more information, call Ginny at perform songs of Faure, Wolfe and when it comes to researching male stranger to have any contact that you are not 100 percent sure Donations welcome. For more 938-1610. Grieg from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. their topics. But honestly speak- with a female stranger. Please of information, call 924-2705. in the Music building Concert ing, I didi 't know that there chedt this out with an Imam, a Most of the information you Catholic Campus Ministry Hall. For more information, call would be a lazy and uninformed religious person who leads the reported in this issue is nothing Student Art Exhibits Presentation on the history of Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. writer on your staff this year. prayers. but propaganda against Talibans. The School of Art and Design the church will be held from 6 to The writer whom I am hinting If I am not mistaken, you were This kind of propaganda has no will present student art in the 6:30 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Ongoing Booksales at is Ilsdispa.Kazem. I don't know only two years old when you lett exact sources. Also. do not com- stodeas galleries from 10 a.m. to Costar. located at the corner of The Library Donations and This leads me to Afghanistan to Nazi where she got the information on Afghanistan. pare p.m. in the Art and Industrial 10th end San Carlos streets. For Safes Unit will hold booksates In women in Afghanistan. think you are one of those Germany. Science buildings. There will also more information, call Father Bob the Clark Library lobby and She writes in her Feb. 9 article Afghans who only call themselves The Afghan communities will be a lecture series with video at 938-1610. Whalquist Library, room 408. that the women'a fingernails are muslims by name but don't actu- not appreciate it. artist David Pace from 5 to 6 p.m. Donations welcome For more being "completely scraped off for ally practice it. At the end I just want to say in the Art building, room 133. For Orchestra Performance information, call 924-2705. the crime of wearing nail polish," Not only that, but you don't that these are the Islamic Laws more information on the exhibits, The San Jose State University or being beaten with a stick for know a think about Hijab (veiling that you are criticizing, stop it or call Scott or Jenny at 924-4330 or Chamber Orchestra will perform stu- "clicking their heals as they of a woman in public.) Yes, in else you will have to answer all Andy at 924-4328 regarding the dent compositions at 7:30 p.m. at the Friday walked." Islam it is mandatory for a these lied on the Day of lecture. Concert Hall in the School of Music Now, let's dissect this carefully. woman to cover herself complete- Judgement. and Dance. For more information. call Daily Mass First of all, were you there? What ly when she goes out in public so You do believe in the Day of Career Center Jun Nakabayashi at 924-4647. Catholic Campus Ministry will makes you think that the men in public won't look at her in Judgement, don't you? I hope you Learn about quality intern- hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the Talibans stop women on the a disrespectful way. do. ships from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in InternationI Relation Campus Ministry Center, located street to ask to see their finger- Let me tell you, my dear, that Ouadelupe Room, Student Union. Association at the corner of 10th and San nails? my mother wears hijab and there Emal Numan The center will also hold a Guest lecturer from the Carlos streets. For more informa- Obviously, my dear Ilalima, is no such material that is so aviation recruiting services workshop at International Action Center will tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610 12:30 p.m. in the Almaden Room, speak on the US policy with Iraq Student Union. For more informa- at 1:30 p.m. in the Council tion, call 924-6033. Chambers, Student Union. For Thin line between privacy more information, call Karim Kahwaji at 379-4950. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge Pre-Med Club to students, faculty and staff The deadline freedom of speech General meeting with pre-med foe entries is noon, three days before desired. rights and advisers from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 Association of Black Students publication date. Entry forms are available- in the Spartan Daily Office Space nrstric. p.m. in Duncan Hall, room 344. General meeting at 6:30 p.m. lions may require editing of submissuma ' Where there is a right there is Megan's Law could be used as For more information, call Pedram in Duncan Hall, room 505. For also a responsibility. The issue I a guideline on how much informa- Hajjarian at 569-5490. more information, call Tre rit 924- am talking about deals with a tion is to be given on what people. 8280. group of anti-abortionists being This law shows how we can charged $107 million for their protect the right to privacy of the printed information and views. children of abortion doctors, while They have a right called "the giving anti-abortion people the freedom of speech." right to state their views. MIXED MEDIA BY JACK OHMAN There is also a responsiblity to see how much information they Lawrence Miller can give out that is proteted by alumnus the First Amendment. Quotefor the Daily

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Mark Philippoussis hits a forehand, Gymnasts vault to win against Cecil Mama during the finals of the By Donna Carmichael Sybase Open Staff Writer Sunday at San San Jose State University beat Jose Arena. Cal State University Fullerton for Philippoussis won the first time ever at Uchida Hall, defeating its opponent by an over- in two sets 6-3, 6- all score of 189.4 to 185.675. 2. For his efforts, The score was SJSU's highest Philippoussis will of the season. dnve away from Fullerton started the meet his victory in a weak with a few players missing due to illness and injury. Two oth- brand new ers, Elizabeth Schneider and Mercedes Benz. Marianne Griffen were just back from the injured list. But the worst blow to Fullerton's morale occurred dur- ing the warm-ups. 'Tbnya Studds missed her mark and hit the mat Frani. Cava/Spartan - flat on her back. Studds left the Daily gym injured and did not return. The Titans coach Julie ICnight said her team needs to work on goal switching, mid-meet, when Philippoussis beats Sybase qualifier things go wrong.

By Shane I.ewis offensive. Mamiit was forced to "He (Mamiit) was playing Considering Fullerton's state - outnumbered and somewhat StairWriter return most of Philippoussis' hits catch-up tennis. That's tough to while on the run. do," Philippoussis said. "I never shaken - the team still put in a Almost everyone in attendance Early on, Philippoussis took thought at any stage that he was respectable total behind the per- wanted underdog Cecil Mamiit to advantage of Mamiit's weak threatening me." formance of Megan Berry. win the Sybase Open - everyone serves, breaking his first service Since his victories over Andre SJSU's Danielle Wasko vaulted except Mark Philippoussis. game and going on to break a total Agassi and Michael Chang, the her way to the night's top score in Though Mamiit had the crowd of four of his eight services. Bay Area crowd had adopted qual- that event with a 9.725. Wasko's behind him, No. 3 seed "I'm disappointed I didn't serve ifier Mamiit, who before Sybase high score was followed by a Philippoussis overpowered him the way I wanted to," Mamiit said. was ranked No. 120 in the world. Fullerton favorite, Natalia Acosta, with powerful serves of up to 134 "I was struggling on my own ser- "This tournament has been the who captured a 9.650. mph and solid groundstrokes to vice games." highlight of my career," Mamiit Wasko, torpedoed down the gain a 6-3, 6-2 victory. Mamiit was only able to break said. mats to the vault in a super- For most of the game one of Philippoussis' serves in the Mamiit moved up to No. 86 charged run. Wasko marshaled Philippoussis was clearly on the first set. after reaching the finals. her speed, dominating the vault with strong wrist work and hit her landing on the mark. Annie Snellgrove got some Miners bl ast SJSU scene-stealing, show-stopping competition from one of her "Tough 'n Talented" teammates, Standings !Casey Carter. The delicate, grace- hopes for WAC win ful Carter - 4 feet, 10 inches tall Women's Basketball - took over on the beam. Every the Miners' lead to 59-44 with other performance on the beam Pacific Division By Franklin I.eiva 2:12 remaining. The 15-point Team W L Conf Writer paled by comparison to the light, Staff lead tied the largest of the game sure-footed Carter. Utah 18 4 9-1 by the Miners. All eyes on the floor arid in the New Mexico 18 5 9-2 It was dela vu for the Spartan Latin, who finished with 20 bleachers focused on Carter as she BYU 13 9 7-3 women's basketball team points and 11 rebounds, said the completed three successive back Hawai'i 14 9 6-5 Saturday. Miners made the necessary flips - all rendered perfectly. She Despite staying nearly even adjustments to outplay the TEP 11 12 5-6 then completed her routine with a in the first half, San Jose State Spartans in the second half Fresno State 8 15 3-7 suffered a 63-48 clean dismount. Ail Sugano/Spartan University "We played harder in the sec- Fullerton's Berry took second San Diego State 6 17 3-8 defeat to the University of Texas ond half, Lattin said. "We Annie Snellgrove performs on the vault Friday at Uchida Hall dur- SJSU 2 21 0-10 The Spartans place on the beam with a compe- El Paso Miners. improved our post-up 'D.' They tent performance, scoring 9.675. ing a competition against CSU Fullerton. Snellgrove finished 1st on have now lost 18 games in a row played hard despite having a But it was the floor exercise the uneven bars, the floor exercise and all-around competition. Mountain Division and have an overall record of 2- losing record." teem W 'L Conf. , 20, inelisiaisiwan 0-10 mark Spartan guard Mogan whgrneeWSU esetfaitigIct=wirs crowd clapping rhythmically. " 'rens, inotivateirbrtte- crowd's the Western Athletic Wuhan said she couldn't believe 25 1 10-0 attention, finessing her routine Mariani, Talbot and SJSU's support. Colorado State Conference. how bad SJSU played in the sec- SMU 12 9 7-2 and thrilling her fans with a rou- Kim Cianci all set personal "They gave us a great feeling," ond half tine chock-full of dramatic, upper records in their floor routines. Rice 14 9 7-4 in she said. Next up for the Spartans "Our intensity went down body movements. Her routine After the meet, Fullerton's Julie Knight said her UNLV 15 7 8-4 shouldn't be team the second half We included evocative hand, arm, and Stephanie Vittorio was not happy needs to work on refocusing its TCU 13 9 5-5 (g, Utah p satisfied with switching baskets facial gestures - reminiscent of about het. team's play. goals when things with them. We couldn't stop go wrong. Tulsa 6 17 4-7 Middle Eastern dancers. "You've just got to stay focused SJSU head coach Jackie Wyoming 6 16 2-9 Siat..,@- BY U 7 p.m. them," Gluhan said. Again, on the floor exercise, when you're not at home - we Walker, Spartan forward !Cathleen restrained but clearly Pa Force 5 17 0-10 Snellgrove got some pressure from tried to work together and work proud Spar-cons ret urn htunr a as vs. Ilasvail Barrett said more intensity is said her team came in 01. teammates Carrie Mariani and with our energy despite the set- knowing they would win. needed to get wins. Thsya Talbot, who gave electrify- backs," she said. Men's Basketball The Spartans were down 26- "We have to have emotion, "It was an awesome session - ing performances that got the Cianci said the Spartans were one of our best ever," Walker said. Pacific Division 25 at the end of the first half and care about what we're Teem L Conf. behind the play of guard Rachel doing. It's hard to have emotion Johnson, whose eight points led when we are losing, but it is Ilan 20 4 10-0 the team, including two three- something we have to have in Will Trawick led the second ried the momentum all the way UTEP 16 8 8-3 pointers. Johnson scored only order to be competitive," Barrett half comeback, scoring all of his to a Spartan Kick-Off New MeeiC0 20 6 7-4 three points in the second half said SPartaniShorts 22 points after the first half He Tournament title. F resno 17 9 6-4 also led the Spartans with 10 The Spartans (4-5) beat State The Spartans' chances faded Men's Basketball rebounds. Santa Clara University YU 10 12 5-5 in the second half when they UTEP - 63-48 2-0 in SJSU 11 12 4-6 were outscored 37-23. The A second half comeback fell a Sharif Fajardo led the the final and beat Southern UTEP few points short in the Miners with 16 points and had Utah 6-1 in the semifinal Hawaii 18 2-9 Spartans had no answer for 163) MEP forward Kim Daniel, who Denote 8-14 84 24. Causer, 2-8 0-06. Spam 3-6 2- Spartans' 70-64 overtime loss to a game-high 14 rebounds. Sunday. San Die90 State 21 0-11 2 IL Downers 010-00. Ws 01 040. OYES 1-1 CI- the University of Texas El San scored 15 of her game-leading 24 0 2. LAM 7.13 4-8 20. RIM 0-0 0.0 0. Om 2-2 0- Paso Jose State University Sabrina Quintero picked up points in the second half 0 4 Ivan 23-48 18-20 63 Saturday. continued to struggle at the the save against SCU and the Mountain Division "We played tough defense and The loss was the third free throw line, hitting just 8 of win against Southern Utah. &AU (A) Team W L Conf. picked up our intensity in the McGee 24 01 4. Daley 14 3-4 5. Smelt 014 2-2 straight for the Spartans. It 17 tries, including two misses Quintero also picked up the vic- UNLV 14 8 7-2 second half," Daniel said. 14. Johnson 4-100-0 Glutton 140-02.18pin dropped their Western Athletic with less than a minute tories in the Spartans' 3 0-0 2. Barna 02 0-00. Nona 1-3 04 2. Orme 4- flIce 16 7 7-4 The Spartans were still in the Conference record to 4-5 and remaining in regulation by Saturday games against 7 0-0 IT Nene 01 04 0 Totals 2042 5-7 46 put them in sixth place in the freshman Junior Preston. Southern Utah and iulsa 18 7 6-4 game when Johnson made a Toledo. that brought the NAM& - UTEP 26. SJSU 25 Pacific Division. For the tournament, ICU 17 7 three-pointer 5-5 team to within 45-40 with 12:38 3-eent pen -UTEP 10 (Cawley 1-3. Omnri 0 The Spartans trailed 26-20 Quintero pitched 23.2 innings, SeAU 11 12 5-5 2. Downers 0.1. Mlle 0.1. Caen 01) SAW 3-13 at halftime, but left in the game. The Millers (Johnson 3-6. McGee 04. Germ 0-2. Banell they were' able Softball allowed zero earned runs, Colorado State 15 8 5-6 then went on a 10-2 run. INKI*10 01) Paine ere - Nene. Illeeinande - to take a five point lead with SJSU won its first gaine of struck out 20 and gave up just Wyoming 14 8 5-6 The game essentially ended U7EP 6.411n 11), SJEIU 24 (Johnson 4) eselife about three minutes remaining. the season Saturday and car- nine hits. - UTEP 9 Merest Dotantec 3). SJSU 12 (Mee 3) Air Force 8 13 1-9 when Miner center Kristi Lattin Tete& Soule - UTEP 13. 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Mark Philippoussis hits a forehand, Gymnasts vault to win against Cecil Mamiit during the Carmichael finals of the By Omuta Sybase Open Staff Writer Sunday at San San Jose State University beat Jose Arena. Cal State University Fullerton for Philippoussis won the first time ever at Uchida Hall, defeating its opponent by an over- in two sets 6-3, 6- all score of 189.4 to 185.675. 2. For his efforts, The score was SJSU's highest Philippoussis will of the season. drive away from Fullerton started the meet his victory in a weak with a few players missing due to illness and injury. Two oth- brand new ers, Elizabeth Schneider and Mercedes Benz. Marianne Griffen were just back from the injured list. But the worst blow to Fullerton's morale occurred dur- ing the warm-ups. Tanya Studds missed her mark and hit the mat Frank Cava/Sparian - flat on her back. Studds left the Daily gym injured and did not return. The Titans coach Julie Knight said her team needs to work on goal switching, mid-meet, when Philippoussis beats Sybase qualifier things go wrong. offensive. Mamiit was forced to "He (Mama) was playing Considering Fullerton's state By Shane Lewis - outnumbered and somewhat StoffWriter return most of Philippoussis' hits catch-up tennis. That's tough to while on the run. do," Philippoussis said. "I never shaken - the team still put in a Almost everyone in attendance Early on, Philippoussis took thought at any stage that he was respectable total behind the per- wanted underdog Cecil Mamiit to advantage of Mamiit's weak threatening me." formance of Megan Berry. win the Sybase Open - everyone serves, breaking his first service Since his victories over Andre SJSU's Danielle Wasko vaulted except Mark Philippoussis. going on to break a total Agassi and Michael Chang, the her way to the night's top score in game and Wasko's Though Mamiit had the crowd of four of his eight services. Bay Area crowd had adopted qual- that event with a 9.72,5. behind him , No. 3 seed disappointed I didn't serve ifier Mamiit, who before Sybase high score was followed by a "I'm Acosta, Ph il ippoussis overpowered him the way I wanted to," Mamiit said. was ranked No. 120 in the world. Fullerton favorite, Natalia with powerful serves of up to 134 "I was struggling on my own ser- "This tournament has been the who captured a 9.650. mph and solid groundstrokes to vice games." highlight of my career," Mamiit Wasko, torpedoed down the gain a 6-3, 6-2 victory. Mamiit was only able to break said. mats to the vault in a super- For most of the game one of Philippoussis' serves in the Marniit moved up to No. f36 charged run. Wasko marshaled Philippoussis was clearly on the first set. after reaching the finals. her speed, dominating the vault with strong wrist work and hit her landing on the mark. Annie Snellgrove got some Miners blast SJSU scene-stealing, show-stopping competition from one of her W "Tough 'n Talented" teainmates, Standings Kasey Carter. The delicate, grace- hopes for WAC win ful Carter - 4 feet, 10 inches tall Women's Basketball over on the beam. Every the Miners' lead to 59-44 with - took Pacific Division By Franklin I .c is other performance on the beam 2:12 remaining. The 15-point light, Team W L Conf. Sue-Writer paled by comparison to the lead tied the largest of the game sure-footed Carter. Litah 18 4 9-1 by the Miners. All eyes on the floor and in the New Mexico 18 5 9-2 It was dela vu for the Spartan Lattin, who finished with 20 bleachers focused on Carter as she BYU 13 9 7-3 women's basketball team points and 11 rebounds, said the three successive back completed Hawaii 14 9 6-5 Saturday. Miners made the necessary flips - all rendered perfectly. She Despite staying nearly even adjustments to outplay the rEP 11 12 5-6 then completed her routine with a in the first half, San Jose State Spartans in the second half clean dismount. Fresno State 8 15 3-7 University suffered a 63-48 "We played harder in the sec- Dat Sugano/Spartan Dail) San Diego State 6 17 3-8 Fullerton's Berry took second Annie Snellgrove performs on the vault Friday at defeat to the University of Texas ond half," Lattin said. "We on the beam with a compe- Uchida Hall dur- SJSU 2 21 o-rcr place ing a El Paso Miners. The Spartans improved our post-up 'D.' They tent performance, scoring 9.675. competition against CSU Fullerton. Snellgrove finished 1st on have now lost 18 games in a row played hard despite having a But it was the floor exercise the uneven bars, the floor exercise and all-around competition. Mountain Division and have an overall record of 2- losing record." 204. inebadisavini 0-10 mark in guard Megan where SJSU sealed its victory. tertim W L Cont. '' Spartan Snellgrove held the crowd's crowd clapping rhythmically. really motivated bY the crowd's the Western Athletic Gluhan said she couldn't believe attention, finessing .Colorado State 25 1 10.0 Conference her routine Mariani, Talbot and SJSU's support. how bad SJSU played in the sec- and thrilling her fans with a rou- Kim Cianci all set SMU 12 9 7-2 ond half personal "They gave us a great feeling," Rice 14 9 7-4 tine chock-full of dramatic, upper records in their floor routines. she said. Nett up for the Spartans "Our intensity went down in body movements. Her routine After the meet, Fullerton's UNLV 15 7 6A the second half We shouldn't be Julie Knight said her team included evocative hand, arm, and Stephanie Vittorio was not happy needs to work on refocusing its TCU 13 9 5-5 Thurs. (ro Utah p r11 satisfied with switching baskets facial gestures - reminiscent of about her tertm's play. goals when things go wrong. Tulsa 6 17 4-7 with them. We couldn't stop Middle Eastern dancers. "You've just got to stay focused Sot. OP IIYU 7.p.m. them," Gluhan said. SJSU head coach Jackie Wyoming 6 16 2-9 Again, on the floor exercise, when you're not at home - we Walker, restrained but clearly Pa Force 5 17 0-10 Spartan forward Kathleen Snellgrove got some pressure from tried to work together and work Spartans return home 2 IS VII. H121012.2 Barrett said more intensity is proud said her team came in teammates Carrie Mariani and with our energy despite the set- knowing they would win. needed to get wins. Tasya Talbot, who gave electrify- backs," she said. Men's Basketball The Spartans were down 26- "We have to have emotion, "It was an awesome session - ing performances that got the Cianci said the Spartans were one of our best Pacific Division 25 at the end of the first half and care about what we're ever," Walker said. Team W L Conf. behind the play of guard Rachel doing. It's hard to have emotion Johnson, whose eight points led Utah 20 4 10-0 when we are losing, but it is the team, including two three- something we have to have in Will Trawick led the second ried the momentum all the way UTEP 16 8 8-3 pointers. Johnson scored only order to be competitive," Barrett half comeback, scoring all of his to a Spartan Kick-Off New MexiC0 20 6 7-4 three points in the second half said 22 points after the first half He Tournament title. Fresno State 17 9 6-4 The Spartans' chances faded SPartaniShorts also led the Spartans with 10 The Spartans (4-5) beat BYti 10 12 5-5 in the second half when they Men's Basketball rebounds. Santa Clara University 2-0 in SJSU 11 12 4-6 were outscored 37-23. The UTEP - 63-48 A second half comeback fell a Sharif Fajardo led the the final and beat Southern few points short in Miners with 16 points and had Utah 6-1 Hawaii 5 18 2.9 Spartans had no answer for UTEP (63) the in the semifinal MEP forward Kim Daniel, who Darn. 9-14 64 24. Camay 24045. Sped)! 3.8 2- Spartans' 70-64 overtime loss to a game-high 14 rebounds. Sunday. San Diego State 2 21 0-11 2 8, DeumFmc 0-10.0 0.510801 00 O. Garza 1.1 0- scored 15 of her game-leading 24 0 2. LAM 7-1384 20. Prialo 04 04 O. Gray 2-2 0- the University of Texas El Paso San Jose State University Sabrina Quintero picked up points in the second half 0 4. Totals 23-48 18-2063 Saturday. continued to struggle at the the save against SCU and the Mountain Division "We played tough defense and The loss was the third free throw line, hitting just 8 of win against Southern Utah. SAUK% Team W L Conf. picked up our intensity in the McGee 2.43 01 4. Deily 1.2 3.4 5. SAO 6 14 2.2 straight for the Spartans. It 17 tries, including two misses Quintero also picked up the vic- UNLV 14 8 7-2 second half'," Daniel said. 14, Johnson 4-10 0-0 11. Glunan .4 04 2. Moran '- dropped their Western Athletic with less than a minute tories in the Spartans' 30-0 2. Gwen 0-2 0-00. Hams i 3 C.0 2. Omar a !lice 16 7 7-4 The Spartans were still in the Conference record to 4-5 and remaining in regulation by Saturday games against 7 0.013, Dapnino 0.1 PO 0 Thugs 2052 5 7 411 put %Ise 18 7 6-4 game when Johnson made a them in sixth place in the freshman Junior Preston. Southern Utah and Toledo. Half9ma - UTEP 26. SJSU 25 Pacific Division. For the tournament, TCU 17 7 5-5 three-pointer that brought the team to within 45-40 with 12:38 311049 goals -UTEP 1 6 (Causal'', 1.3. Dan* O. The Spartans trailed 26-20 Quintero pitched 23.2 innings, SMU 11 17 5-5 2. Dournare PI Msaa Laam 0-1) SJSU 3-13 left in the game. The Miners (Johnson 3 6. McGee 0-3. Gluhan Sanaa PI, at halftime, but they were. able Softball allowed zero earned runs, Colorado 8 5-6 0-2, State 15 then went on a 10-2 run. Diarrho 0-1) Fouled cal - Nam Astiounde - to take a five point lead with SJSU won its first game of struck out 20 and gave up just Wyoming 14 8 5-6 The game essentially ended UTEP 34 ILAN.) 11). SJSU 24 (Johnson 4) Amine about three minutes remaining. the season Saturday and car- nine hits. - UTEP 9 (Dan, Dommerc 3). SJSU 12 (Hans 3) Air Farce 8 13 1-9 when Miner center Kristi Lattin MAW Fouls - UTEP 13. SJSU 21 A - 227 made two free throws to extend

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A black-rib- school days with a contemporary a beauty Hamm, situated just he mentioned the story about a boned theater will offer a multi- textbook from the same Richmond inside the box, eluded the World young George cutting down his media presentation of school. Space devoted to the defender and fed a perfect pass to father's favorite cherry tree, then Washington's final day. In father of the country dropped Foudy next to the penalty spot. fessing up. December, the funeral will be from 10 pages to less than one. Foudy made no mistake, "They didn't know the myths," recreated, including the three Even when Washington was depositing the ball into the lower said Mount Vernon director days that the coffin was kept in more actively emulated, he left corner of the net. James Rees said. "I couldn't the dining room. seemed distant, said biographer Hooper's first goal for the believe it." The ladies' association also has Richard Norton Smith. World All-Stars came at the 55:00 With the 200th anniversary of sent out the first road show of "He's not as quotable as minute mark on a free kick just the death of America's first presi- "Treasures from Mount Vernon," Jefferson, he's not as audacious as outside the penalty box. dent coming up, a group hopes to making five stops around the Hamilton, he's not as learned as Hooper curved a perfect ball raise Washington's profile and country. At a refurbished Mount Madison and not as wry as over U.S. goalie Tracy Ducar's make him a role model again. Vernon museum, visitors will see Franklin," said the author of head and into the net. Starting Monday, on the holi- a restored terra cotta bust sculpt- "Patriarch: George Washington She converted again five min- day that used to be Washington's ed from life by Jean-Antoine and the New Arnerican Nation." utes later when, after stealing the own, the Mount Vernon Ladies' Houdon. Rees said even people who like ball from a U.S. defender, she Association will begin a commem- "He's a great a little bored by deposited a rocket into the upper product," said Washington are left corner of the net. oration of his Dec. 14, 1799, death Mount Vernon spokeswoman him, not realizing that he liked to "I think we kind of took them all year long. The association, Sally McDonough. gamble, dance and horseback ride (U.S. team) by surprise," said which bought Washington's home But the hoopla is about more and that he had a distillery at Hooper, the game's most valuable in 1858 and has tended it ever than marketing, Rees said. Mount Vernon. player. "I didn't win this game. We won it together." The game featured the final draw for the 1999 Women's World Cup, which opens June 19 with Rush: pledging next step doubleheaders in New York and Continued from page 1 San Jose. ed in sororities that are not in the from sweatshirts to scholarships. The United States, ranked No. do not have such a requirement. university's Panhellenic group are Still, rush week allows the fra- 1 by FIFA, heads Group A and Walker said that some houses not subject to fees in the rush ternities and sororities to put will open the World Cup against have pledging fees that vary by stage. themselves in a different sort of Denmark. fraternity and sorority, but not all Jones said the cost of paying limelight. There are four groupings with have pledging fees. Pledging, com- local, national and process fees in According to Tran, most stu- four teams in each group. mitting to a house, occurs after the joining stage for her organiza- dents are misinformed about Besides the United States, rush and prior to joining, Walker tion is between $200-$500. In the sororities and fraternities, and Germany, Norway, and China are said. spring, Jones said, costs are high- shouldn't rush to conclusions. the top seeds in each group. The pledge period, Walker said, er. "Don't believe the stereotypes Amer Santos/Spartan Daily Sixteen nations will vie for the can be as short as six weeks or as Ballesteros, Trim and Peluso of fraternities and sororities," World All-Stars midfielder Irina Grigorieva (15) struggles to gain Women's World Cup, with the long as a semester until the each said the costs are affordable, Tran said. "We have much more to possession of the ball from U.S. midfielder Julie Foudy (11) during the final being held July 10 at the recruit is recognized as a member and funds spent to join go towards offer than beer and parties. Don't first half of the FIFA Women's World Cup All-Star game Sunday. Rose Bowl in Pasadena. of the organization. business supplies and operations. judge (fraternities and sororities) Delta Sigma Theta President The costs also cover services by a few incidents that reach the Robyn Jones said women interest- the organizations offer, ranging national press." Mardi: downtown Recycle: rate has climbed Continued from page 1 tenders identities are top secret, according to Mardi Gras organiz- Continued from page I Smokehouse and Saloon on the ers. corner of Post Street, and r "They are two people who have sprout up to use the recyclables to tightson Way said the street was made San Jose a better place for make new products, according to once part of San Jose's old red- all of us," said Wyrick. Olszewski. light district much like Bourbon San Jose Mercury News SJSU's recycling rate has -Street in New Orleans the epi- columnist, Lee Weimers and San climbed from about 32 to 42 per- center of that city's renown Mardi Jose's Councilwoman Cindy cent from 1991-97. SJSU has Gras. Chavez will judge the best cos- managed to reduce its waste by Wyrick opened Waves in 1997. tumes and masks worn by party- educating the faculty, who are the The "saloon," caters to the blues goers. Mardi Gras organizers largest generators of recycling, and reggae crowd and serves urge everyone coming to the according to Lathigara. They Cajun and Louisiana-style food. party to wear costumes and have also focused on recycling Wyrick and his wife, Judy masks. industrial wastes such as card- Pearson, a San Jose State In addition to all the live per- board and green waste, according University alumna, said they formers professional and ama- to Lathigara. knew very little about Mardi teur Mardi Gras will feature a "Now, we are targeting the stu- Gras when they decided to throw big screen linked to the Internet. dent population for can and bottle a Mardi Gras party in their first Partygoers will see and hear the recycling," Lathigara said. year of operation, three years ago. Mardi Gras festivities live from There will be a direct,ory for Their first Mardi Gras party Bourbon Street in New Orleans. finding the bins too, Lathigara turned into a standing-room-only Stephen Coleman, a Waves said. SJSU students will be able event. Wyrick said he and regular, said he missed the last to locate the bins through directo- Pearson had no idea there was so two Mardi Gras hosted by Waves, ries, which will be coordinated much Mardi Gras spirit in San but he plans to make up for lost with the campus maps. Jose. time this year. Coleman and his Lathigara is also developing a Crowds of partygoers packed companion purchased their plan to place recycling bins in :into Waves, wearing the tradition- Mardi Gras beads Saturday night campus restrooms. :al Mardi Gras beads and masks. when they dropped by Waves to Lathigara said he believes that They wore costumes in purple, listen to reggae. this will be both convenient to Franehesca EsquabellSpartan Daily Posters of the Post Street green and gold the official students and a good promotional Shopping baskets of recycled cans and bottles are a staple among collectors who dig through San Jose Mardi Gras colors. Mardi Gras have lined downtown technique, but that the idea would State University's trash. SJSU's recycling rate has increased from 32 to 42 percent in the past six years. Wyrick's idea caught on so windows for weeks. have to be tested. much that his establishment The event's hosts, and nearby "Everyone goes into the bath- pouldn't hold the crowds comfort- businesses are preparing for big room at least once a day," information to businesses and according to Heather Zinn, a stu- we are providing a valuable ser- ably. To accommodate a larger crowds, but they admit the num- Lathigara said. residents. dent volunteer. vice to the community," Zinn said. Party, Wyrick and 14 neighboring bers are an unknown since this is The Center for Development of To answer callers' questions, There is also the "weird file" as The center will be working in businesses went to the city, to see their first well-advertised Mardi Recycling has been helping to lead the phone operators tap into the described by Zinn. Mattresses, the coming months to find corpo- if they could make Mardi Gras a Gras. the county away from the trash brain of the center the helium tanks, and unemptied rate sponsors for a Web page that Post Street party. "I'm almost afraid for and towards recycling alterna- Recyclopedia. If someone calls up urine bottles highlight that list, will offer the Recyclopedia on-line The Post Street Merchants as Tuesday," said Patty Hines, a tives since 1989. Student volun- and wants to trash their comput- Zinn said. Olszewski said. Lathigara will do they are now known, got permis- long-time Wave's bartender. teers at SJSU run a recycling hot er, the operator runs a search and "Welvolunteers) get something a walk through on campus to sion to turn Mardi Gras into a Steve Meadows, the assistant line that reaches beyond Santa then directs them to a place that to put on our resumes, something determine locations for the bins street-wide festivity and received manager of The Flying Pig Pub on Clara County. They also solicit recycles computers in their area, that goes towards our degrees and Friday. the support of various corporate S. First Street, said he didn't sponsors. know what to expect. Tuesday, Post Street will be "We are putting on four bar- dosed to all but emergency vehi- tenders all of them some- thing we don't normally do on a cles from midday. as the street is carl set up with two sound stages. Tuesday night," said Meadows. This year's Post Street Mardi Security will be tight, accord- In an instant American Heart Gras will have food stands offer- ing to Um Jemas, a Waves man- ing Louisiana favorites, such as ager. This is the first time the city Association- can (-Ohm of San Jose has allowed a street a stroke Howl OiteSe gumbo and jambalaya. sod Stroke Other booths will feature bev- festivity to sell alcoholic bever- erages, crafts and Mardi Gras ages until midnight, and the city change your life souvenirs, such as the trademark is taking a cautious approach beads. with beefed-up patrol. tbrever Reduce your risk factors we since GRE The musical lineup includes "In the three years local performers Crawdaddy, opened, there have only been two FRF',E LECTURE Alligator and DJ's M3 and minor fights and no incidents at Spinbad. the Mardi Gras events," Jemas David M. White said . Lessons That Big Lil's Cabaret, the Visual thc founder of Rhythm Dancers The National Weather Service Dance Co., Testing for the Public Synectics, San Jose Follies and a is expecting cloudy skies and the Will Last drag show sponsored by Mac's possibility of rain Tuesday. Bar will be on hand to keep the Wyrick said Post Street's Mardi A Lifetime- Wednesday, Feb. 24, 7-9 PM crowd in party mode. Gras will carry on rain or shine. Foothill College Room L-25 is SJSU is providing a Mardi Entrance to the street party 1214511 Monte Rd. Los Altos Hills Gran pep band. SJSU's Drama free of charge. OFFICER TRAiNING SCHOOL department will perform on the More information can be found street. at the Post Street Mardi Graa Put that college degrep to use by enrolling into the Air Force Officer ESTING Another event will be the "elec- Web site at www.poststreetmardi- Training School UPon successful completion of the Officer Training tion" of King and Queen. The con- gras.com. 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