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Volume 112, No. 32 March 12, 1999 DAILY One Washington Square [email protected] San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Serving San Jose State Uniuersitv Since 1934 Ya'ari takes small steps for peace

By Heidi Marie Ortniann Staff Writer Visiting Israeli journalist Ehud Ya'ari Id !hal 11. unpk-aunt Wirt recounted a time when the enemy was friendlier token, t ittnple *to smoke than his own government in a public lecture And spit onoprentht get Thursday at San Jose State University. the gum need at ko.ot three "In November of 1977, Egyptian President rids gum tout It \ trent. Anwar Sadat was visiting Israel, where thousands of Israelis were waiting to greet him, and I was covering the story for Israeli television," It the blontistMen ihrtittgliigo Ya'ari told the crowd of 150 in Washington or holtA rant ol ngogne, the Square Hall. I on 1611111e Marilyn Manson shouts his song to the crowd during a North a sold -out show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. (Below) Protester Henry to applaud." American tour with the rock bands Hole and Monster Magnet Wednesday in Cole preaches to concertgoers as they enter the concert. Ya'ari said when he returned to Israel he was -deptenant Ikprovon put on trial for going to an Arab country and that ohm went to xi as An speaking to "the enemy." tenth, pert. trm. thA known "I thought it was strange that I was on trial t nut spont.sneousl, they for going to an Arab country, while the Egyptian anpiton tin* I, MN 1,41(111Ne president was visiting Israel," he said. Manson shows Hole no 'Love' At the end of the trial, he said the judge rec- ommended he be reprimanded, but also com- rharmmu lt piohn t. By j Oilf1 M eyer mended for.what he4id. mf-t Imnier . Ya'ari said he believed the judgment in itself Staff Editor I was a small step towards achieving peace in the IReview region. Like a highly anticipated boxing Ya'ari's presentation was part of the Levinson original!, match, two heavyweights finally clashed Deathmatch?" Lecture Series, named in memory of Robert .itlitirtwal 0,, HO MI Wednesday at the Cow Palace in San The pre-concert buildup between mod- Levinson, professor and founder of SJSU's tit font. art ivied in the inpet Francisco. ern rock's two most controversial perform- Jewish Studies program. His talk, entitled at mix till, JIV minted III The heavyweights weren't boxers, ers was something that would make noto- "Redefining Israel: The Peace Process from a el111. titniunttnin though many verbal jabs were exchanged. rious boxing promoter Don King proud. Journalist's Perspective," was sponsored by No, they were rock stars to the highest The decision was unanimous: Marilyn SJSU's school of Journalism and Mass .i I trim Inlet 111.11, are degree, both fighting to allow their egos to Manson knocked out Hole. Communications, the Jewish Studies Program coexist. Manson gave the youthful crowd of and the Israel Project, which is an SJSU campus But ultimately, only one rock star's per- more than 12,000 people what it wanted: division of the San Francisco Jewish Community sonality would prevail. Like in the old loud music MI of aggression and arena Federation that sponsors lecture tours through- the pool/No, of Willa. ing Loon Western movies, the Cow Palace wasn't rock theatrics. out Northern California. h . smoking nth net.. big enough for the both of them. The band's songs, ranging from the MIIVe .unefiginii, Aid "We consider him a brilliant political analyst," In one corner was shock-rock king thrashed-out industrial metal from said Vavi Toran, lecture series coordinator for nt1.111 move the Marilyn Manson and his band, and in the Manson's 1996 "Antichrist Superstar" to I lypnd. hn Inen hound to the Israel Project. "He's very insightful, and he other was the ever-outspoken Courtney the slower, dirgier songs from its latest doesn't claim to be objective. He gives a fair and htnnotherannt Inerned Love and her band, Hole Doesn't it molinge .entoor, honest analysis of the events he's witnessed." sound like a potential MTV "Celebrity See Manson, page 4 Dal Sugano/ Spartan Daily Ya'ari explained that when Israeli journalists See Ya'ari, page 4 !Mill, no tint /nen fount,. Antinvnultro And A nu.. ig 111N111111.11 VVJI Students show skills Poet acrverses' social injustice A, helot corn And tanks VIM pngraan n Ann African-American stud- Law Iheng ogartnes duo to pay bills at Expo By Terri Thorp ies department and stu- anon and healah tuggron SutirWriter dent development ser- ? rt.* gm% In the ameo By Franklin Leiva vices. ;et Inn a two ntd destroy, the NI n the past, we "She is a poet with sesirwriter Small in stature, big on words Am rut woollms himq, had it as a Sonia Sanchez, with the help of compassion for social Os, and eves rather how a step stool, stood behind the podi- justice," said Cobie mqrf MINIM ormangen More than 1,800 students look- one -day event, um and emotionally moved a cap- Harris, chair of African immil Nmor dna) ing for job opportunities came to tivated audience. Aznerican studies. "She the 29th annual Career Expo and it was too Sanchez has published chil- is what is missing in our Thursday at the Event Center. dren's books, plays and numerous society today." According to Margaret Wilkes, crowded and Sanchez said one of loom books of poetry. Her poems are the coordinator of the event, 187 confusing. made up of a variety of styles and her more powerful employers set up booths in the dialects free of structured punctu- works, "For Some Event Center to accept applica- ation and the restrictions of cen- Women," was inspired tions and resumes from San Jose Margaret Wilkes sorship. Many of her works are a by a news story about a State University students. Career Expo combination of poems and short woman who had left her According to Wilkes, the two- stories. daughter in a crack day expo was split into categories. coordinator Sanchez is currently a tenured house for a week. The She said Wednesday was focused // professor of English and women's audience appeared to be on the younger students seeking studies at Temple University in disturbed and emotion- internships, and Thursday was Philadelphia. ally moved by both her focused on the seniors graduating job, but others said they were at Sanchez recited her poems of verse and the passion- in August 1999. the Career Expo to find a job that passionate social commentary to ate energy she put Ailller Santos/ Spartan Daily "In the past, we had it as a one- could pay the rent. an audience of about 70 people in behind her words. day event, and it was too crowded Carl Nail, a graduate student, the Engineering building Sanchez recited the Sonia Sanchez recites "Middle Passage," a poem from "Wounded in the and confusing," Wilkes said. 'The was recently laid off from his job, Wednesday. ending of the poem in a Wednesday in the Engineering building. Sanchez has writ- result of the two-day event is that and he said he was looking to find House of a Friend," She began with her poem, "I child-like voice of a ten a poem for Bill Cosby titled "Catch the Fire" and for the late Tupac Shakur. students can hold meaningful a job to make ends meet. Have Come Into the City," which daughter calling for her conversations with the employers "I think job fairs are very effec- she recorded on the 1995 compact mother. arts major at San Jose State "She inspires me," Fulgado and get more out of the fair." tive," Nail said. "Students get the disc "Sacred Ground," by Sweet Sanchez's poetry readings University and a writer, said she said. "She makes me feel I don't A variety of students from dif- opportunity to see real companies, Honey in the Rock. often include her singing and enjoys Sanchez's work and didn't have to fear anything as a woman. ferent educational backgrounds to show them their skills and get Sanchez was invited to read chanting verse. want to miss the opportunity to She is a good female figure for attended the event. Some said a direct evaluation on how you her poetry on campus by the Clarisse Fulgado, a creative see her in person. this time." they were looking for a temporary See Career, page 4 See Sanchez, page 4

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a 44111% FORUM Friday, MariliP42, 1999 Stereotypes are bad, even for the Greek system

people that you have are borderline alcoholics, ditzy and we You become friends with things in common with, such as hobbies or similar Wedon't care about our education. The guys either are usually jocks and arrogant, and the personality traits. This would happen inside jumping girls are air-headed sluts. or outside a greek organization. Broaddrick You pay to be in your classes, so if you become We are the greek system. mean For many, being greek means "paying for friends," friends with people in your classes does that on scandal bandwagon you are paying for those friends? No. or "conforming to a group of campus snobs," but for over some- countless others, the greek system has become an You become friends because you bond ai-WIRE) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Just when it thing be it a night out on the town or a project actual family. seemed President Clinton was finally untying the Even university officials nationwide are scruti- you work on for endless hours or pledging. knots he had made, the story of Jane Doe number 5 And let's get this.straight. Just because you're in nizing the greeks, specifically the age-old traditions are emerged. of pledging and fraternity parties. Some universities a sorority or fraternity, it doesn't mean you Juanita Broaddrick has come forward with her until they got alcohol poisoning. And no, no, friends with all your sisters or all your brothers. You such as Dartmouth College in New Hampshire to drink story of sexual assault. While many spectators feel this are banning the greek system from their campuses. no, no, no ... none of my sisters were into threesomes are 'real' friends with the ones you share interests is just another one on the long list of sexual accusa- Why? Because the administrators at these uni- with a fraternity members. These are stereotypes, with. tions against the president, there is one vital differ- myths and fantasies and for most of the greek I hear snide remarks about sorority girls every- versities feel the greek system is destructive to the walking ence that separates Broaddrick from the other women overall campus climate by contributing to drug and system, the hardest battle is fighting these stereo- where standing in line at the bookstore, sexual assault. types. to class, taking a break outside Dwight Bentel Hall. alcohol abuse and promoting a school organization my The seriousness of this allegation should be grounds that does not take education seriously. More and more sororities and fraternities require On the rare occasion I wear a sweatshirt bearing for a thorough investigation. Unfortunately, due to the members to raise funds or volunteer for a specific letters, I usually get the surprised remark, "God! I It disappoints me that officials at these institu- a timing of this charge, it can and should be pushed t,o tions are starting to think it is their place to tell stu- organization their philanthropy. didn't know you were a sorority chick!" as if all of the side. Broaddrick's decisions and other factors in Several local organizations and charities current- sudden, I changed into a beer guzzling airhead. dents what to do with their free time. It also saddens do the case have left her with little credibility and a diffi- me that administrators look at a long-standing ly benefit from greek organizations' community ser- And as long as we're on the topic of alcohol, I cult task of convincing prosecutors of Clinton's guilt. social system the greek system in a negative vices. Second Harvest Food Bank receives canned admit, at most fraternity and sorority parties I've The alleged rape happened 21 years ago when light. food from Kappa Sigrna fraternity. Next Door: attended, at several different campuses, in several Clinton was serving as attorney general of Arkansas. From my experience, most of the greek system is Solutions for Domestic Violence received funds from different states, there has been a lot of alcohol. But This is well past the Arkansas statute of limitations completely opposite and undeserving of the stereo- Delta Upsilon fraternity's Jump-A-Thon last semes- is this different from non-greek parties I've attended for sexual assault, malting an investigation pointless types placed upon it. ter. Alpha Phi sorority's Alpha Phi Foundation pro- as well? since Clinton cannot be prosecuted. Broaddrick said I originally attended a university in Southern vides money to the Cardiac Care organization, Nope. Not one bit. that she did not come forward sooner because she did California, where I joined a sorority my first semes- which funds heart disease research. The stereotypes fraternity men and sorority not think she would be believed. This was a critical ter. When I transferred to San Jose State University, As for the greek system promoting an "anti-intel- women have to bear is unfair. Yes, there are some mistalce on her part. As time went by, not only did the this campus did not have a chapter, so I was auto- lectual" environment, most greek organizations are that fit the mold, but this is true with any stereo- statute of limitations expire, but her story lost credi- matically accepted as an alumna by my sorority. trying to battle that stereotype by initiating a mini- type. bility as well. As a 'sorority chide I was pledge educator a mum GPA that all active members must have. Some So don't judge a book by its cover. It's better to get Although there had been suspicions about the position in which you are responsible for educating sororities I know even have study time, where mem- t,o Icnow a person for who they are inside, not for the Broaddrick story dating back to Clinton's 1992 presi- the pledges on the ins and outs of the sorority such bers study t,ogether to promote a positive climate for letters on their chest. dential campaign, her unwillingness to come forward as rituals and history but I never paddled any- education. JoAnn Peach is the Spartan Daily opinion editor left no substantial evidence. Later, in her affidavit dur- one. I was social director, but I never forced pledges And let's address this "paying for friends" insult. "On the Flip Side" appears every Friday. ing the Paula Jones case, she denied the "rumors and stories" surrounding her and Clinton. She now claims that she wishes to set the record straight. However, she was either lying in her affidavit or she is lying now. paranoia In either case, it is difficult to believe her. Y2K Broaddrick's timing has left her with the almost impossible task of demonstrating her own credibility. Many people have put Broaddrick into a category with is unnecessary, other apparent gold-diggers. With many weary Americans tuned out to yet another Clinton sex scandal, Broaddrick's claim falls on deaf ears. needs to cease The media has not helped Broaddrick's situation. Although NBC knew of the Broaddrick story awhile ago, they decided not to run it because of a lack of substantial evidence. The story made it to The Wall Street Terri Thorpe Journal editorial page and The Washington Post before NBC decided it was safe to run the information. S TAFF WRITER Because not many people were aware of the new information, Broaddrick's story took another blow. s the clock ticks While rape is the most serious sexual charge yet to down to the millen- be brought against President Clinton, the timing turns nium, so does the the accusation into something that will remain in the deadline for the year 2000 past. Broaddrick should have come forward with her bug, a computer program- claim when the alleged assault first happened, or at ming flaw that has many the very least before the statute of limitations had people predicting impend- expired. Had she come public with this prior to the ing doom on Jan. 1. impeachment hearings, there is a good chance Clinton While surfing the Internet, you can find hun- would not be in office today. She could have provided dreds of predictions. Some are based on facts, but Americans with a more accurate understanding of the most are based on rumor about the possible calami- president, one that we may only now be beginning to ty. see. As it is, there is little reason to investigate the People need to find a middle ground. claim, even considering the seriousness of the charge. In case you have not heard, the possible disaster everyone is talking about deals with older comput- Daily Minnesotan er systems not being able to recognize years beyond University of Minnesota 1999. Some of the systems are programmed to use only the last two digits of a given year, so it will read "00". With the upcoming new year, the date will SPARTAN DAILY appear as 1900 and some computers may crash. One Washington Square, Son Jose, CA 95192.0149 Just how severe the situation could become, no {4081 924.3280 Emoll SDAILY@por sisu.sdo one really knows. Some believe the nation's power, water and EDITORIAL financial systems will break down and create world- Eserutive Editor Jon Perez (""", wide hysteria. Some fear bank accounts will go Managing Editor Julia Wnght Sparta Guide Production Editor Aanin Williams blank, planes will be grounded around the world in the University Room. For more 103. Cost is $5 for students, facul- Opinion Editor JoAnn Peach and food will not be readily available. Sports Editor Jeremiah ishan Today information, call Jane Boyd at ty and staff. For more informa- The Y2K computer problem, which strikes at Entertainment/ Lifestyle Editor John Meyer 924-5950. tion, call James Burke at 293- society's deepest fears about technology and man Photo Editor Clas ton Sudter Leadership Skills for a 9225. Copy Editors Mairan4 losing control of it, has become Y2K paranoia. Redid. Lodi %set" Multicultural World workshop Marketing Association Chief PhoIographer Brian Pnnre The result rational people are taking extreme Graphic. Aaron Williams "Mosaic," the Multicultural Heidi Penman from Peer Networking measures to keep their lifestyles as comfortable as Center, will hold the workshop Flextronics International will The re-entry advisory program Senior Staff Writers: leak Sewer, Adam PitYlacka. Otnny White before the "dooms day," Jan. 1. from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Student speak on corporate marketing at will hold a networking session Hundreds of thousands of average Americans are Union. For more information, call 4:30 p.m. in Costonoan Room, from noon to 1:15 p.m. in the Staff Writer*: Cindy Aron, Sandra Avil Donna Carmichael taking precautions to a ridiculous extreme, includ- Rhoda Darlison. Trion Iferrera.11ahrim Kamm. Franklin leiya, Raji Pannu at 924-6255 Student Union. For more infor- Pacheco Room, Student Union. ing my own mother. express her Shane Leans. Mellon Matchak. Ryan *Crofton, D S Peer, I She continues to mation, call Hanh at 251-1653. For more information, call Jane concern that I'm not taking the situation seriously. Phillips. Ilugo Rivera. Hrimily Sailors, KA trtrin Tor anski, Lance Ss 30S011. Saturday Boyd at 924-5950. Terri Thep Ma rciis l'Inch Ignoring my protests, she informs me of the Student Art Exhibits many survival options available to us. Mind you, Photographers: Eranchema Sarah Om Sean Penello, Charles B. Burdick Military The School of Art and Design Student Art Exhibits having have Dal Sugano anec Santos lived in California all of her life, we Hietory Symposium will present student art from 10 The School of Art and Design never had an earthquake kit. ,DVERTISING The history department will a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and will present student art from 10 Go figure. buildings. For in the Art and ertoong Ihrector Doug Evans host the symposium "Tanks and Industrial Science a.rn. to 4 p.m. But, after listening to hours of extremists on the Art Director i Yoon Armored Vehicles at War,' from 9 more information, call Scott or Industrial Science buildings. For radio, she is convinced of total chaos that will Retail 114aneger t ,reg Cones a.m. to 1 p.m. in Washington Jenny at 924-4330. more information, call Scott or appear with the stroke of 1, 2000. Downtown/ Entertainment Mgr. Munn Tanta,. I Square Hall, room 109. For more Jenny at 924-4330. midnight Jan. Nation.' Manager Mario De Palma My mother is not alone. information, call Dr. Roth at 924- Leadership Skills for a People are working a frenzy. Account Executive* Monica DiCoulitio Jenettc DiEaxio. David 1.9 5505 Multicultural World workshop Episcopal Canterbury themselves into Helen lai They are stockpiling food, water and weapons. Monday "Mosaic," the Multicultural Community There are seminars that give survival tips for the ADVISERS Center, will hold the workshop Free dinner and Bible study new millennium, such as urban foraging select- Student Art Exhibits from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Student from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Neste Stephen Greene. Jan Shaw ing edible everyday neighborhood plants. The School of Art and Design Union. For more information, call Campus Ministry Center. Advertising/Jack Quinton Mmm ... good. Photo Jint McNar will present student art from 10 Raji Pannu at 924-6255. Everyone welcome. For more Some are buying five-year supplies of dehydrat- Productioo Chief Tini Burke a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and information, call Katherine or ed food and propane for their generators. Industrial Science buildings. Wednesday Geoff at 275-1346. News Room 408924 32A0 Pas 408924 3282 Advsetisleg For some people, the line between just being pre- 408 924 327o St'ARTAN 11A11.Yll'SPSOS09 4210 is published every pared and paranoia has blurred. school day for academic year , $2S and , oemester1 $15 Penadir Tuesday Body Composition Testing Sparta Grid* is provided free of sulairrytione accepted on a remainder And where there is paranoia; there are individu- pastage paid at San Jae Mad The nutrition and food science chaTe to students facaltY and ttaff Thr oemeeter halos lh iSTMASTF.R Send adder., chino.* to the als who department will provide bioelec- &aline Air entries is noon, three days prey like vultures and profit on the fears of Spartan Dadv San Jew. State 'nteennty One INashington Square. San Breaktime for Late Afternoon before desired publication date. Entry these people. JOIN. 9S192 0149 trice! impedance testing from and Evening Students forms are available in the Spartan Daily For the love of God, The Student Life Center will 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Office Space restrictions may require edit. someone stop the madness. ing submissions. People need to hear it Opinion page policies hold activiticta from 4 to 5 45 p.m. central classroom building, room some voice of reason before becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Readers are encouraged 14, e t hemaelvem on the Granted, no one can exactly predict what is going Opinion page with a Letter to the Ellttor to happen. And it's a personal choice on how far you're will- A Letter to the Editor ni 200-word response to an nome or tannt MIXED MEDIA BY JACK OHMAN & SCOTT of VIM that 1ms appeared in the Spartan Daily WILLIS ing to prepare. Submissions beronie the property 01 the Spartan 1/1111V f11111 may But, people please get a grip, things are getting be edited for clarity grammar Ithel and length Stubmission out of hand. must rout...tin the author's name, cidrem, phone number, WkIR CLUB I say throw caution to the wind. aignature and major. foR MEN Max out all your credit cards. Solanomion. may he pot in the Letters to the Editor box Ai the %.1851DIARIES After all, you can't take it with you. And you Spartan Daily tflice Dwight Bente! Rooni 209, tient by fax might as well have one hell of a party. to 14191, 924 1217 e mailed to SDAILYigtmr atail edit or mailed to It won't matter if Y2K anarchy is frying your PC the Spartan Daily tianoin Edam, School of Journaharn and Mass or crashing planes, or draining your bank account Coninnin iona San Jose Stale l'niversity One Washington you're having a good time. The party may be over Square, San km. l'A 95192.0149 sooner than you think. 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Page 4 NEWS Friday, MA 1999 Manson Ya'ari: author Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 album "Mechanical Animals," were successful- cover something that directly try. In some countries, the news is ly intertwined. affects them, such as war, they still at least partially controlled The newest crop of hits, "The Dope Show" shouldn't try to be objective. by the government." and I Don't Like The Drugs The Drugs Like "In Israel, you cannot aspire or He also discussed the process Me)," were the show's highlights, proving the claim to be an objective journalist of commercialization of the band still hasn't reached it creative peak. because the conflict affects you media, which Ya'ari said was the With Manson's pro-drug speech preceding too," he said. "You are very emo- second phenomenon responsible "I Don't Like The Drugs (The Drugs Like Me)" tional about the situation. You for the media revolution. and the huge puneshow-type light-bulb-writ- have to try to be honest and fair, "Before this happened, news- ten sign reading "DRUGS," it's safe to say the but not objective. On the air you papers, radio and television news band likes drugs, a subject that seems to dom- tell the viewers where you stand were either government or politi- inate most of the new material. and your political leanings." cal-party owned. Once a signifi- Another dominant theme was glam rock. Ya'ari who was born in Tel- cant number of them became pri- Manson tried as hard as he could to emulate Aviv, Israel, in 1946 has been vately owned, news was mostly no David Bowie's "Ziggy Stardust" '70s-era style. the head of the Middle East longer censored," Ya'ari said. The makeup, glittery bodysuites and general department of Israel Television Ya'ari also detailed the differ- alien image forged his new look a departure for 20 years and is also the author ences between Israeli and from the dark satanic image that first drew of seven books. Articles he has Arnerican journalists. shock. written have appeared in the New "American journalists are lag- The band hasn't completely abandoned its York Times, The Washington Post, ging behind European and Israeli past. It capped the show with three songs from The Wall Street Journal and The reporters," Ya'ari said. "American its concept album, "Antichrist Superstar." Atlantic Monthly. He also speaks reporters aren't aggressive During the songs, Manson portrayed such fluent Arabic. enough. Even the best American extremes as a police officer, and a television Ya'ari spoke of a revolution foreign correspondents covering evangelist who rips pages out of the Bible. taking place in Middle Eastern the Middle East don't even speak Finally, when the crunchy opening guitar news media. Arabic or Hebrew, so they have to chords of "The Beautiful People" blasted off, "The emergence of satellite rely on interpreters, which Manson cast aside the wardrobe changes and technology allowed Israelis and inhibits their ability to cover the gimmicks, and unleashed a climax of anger. Dai Sugano/Srartan Daily Arabs to get news from other news well." While the 12-song performance did most of he said Israeli Marilyn Manson makes his entrance on a large cross made of televisions. "People say I countries," Ya'ari said. "It's break- However, the talking, Manson took time to verbally ing down barriers because aver- reporters have their faults too, upstage his tourmate Hole by asking the don't believe in God, I say I believe in a different god," Manson said during his concert. age Israelis and Arabs don't have since rumors abound in the crowd, "How many of you are here to see FERNANDOSAN STREET to get their news (filtered) Middle Eastern press. Marilyn Manson?" The crowd roared. "I Love and company obviously had the mas- straying from the band's strengths. through a correspondent from 'When I attended my niece's thought so," the eerie-voiced Manson replied. sive shadow of Marilyn Manson lurking over The only new song the band played that your own country. They can get wedding in Los Angeles a few Marilyn Manson took the stage last; hence, them. It even seemed to worry Love, who ask had any remnants of the past style was their news directly from the other years ago, around the time of the the band got the final word. the audience if it wanted the band to continue "Celebrity Skin." side, which increases understand- signing of the Oslo peace accords, Manson would need it to answer after or leave in favor of Marilyn Manson (The Guitarist Eric Erlandson's lead guitar riff ing between the two groups." other reporters noticed my Love's cutdowns. crowd lightly cheered the band to stay.) tears through it while Love's cocky lyrics give He explained that receiving absence in covering the story," Although the usually loquacious Love said Love was right to worry the band's listeners insight on her distaste for certain news directly from another coun- Ya'ari said. "So they printed sto- she made a $1,000 bet with someone saying stripped-down performance was overmatched. Hollywood actresses. try allows the viewer to better ries saying that I was in she wouldn't be sassy during Hole's set, the Hole's latest album, "Celebrity Skin," was The set's high points were mostly songs understand the point of view of Damascus passing secrets to the always candid actress/singer/guitarist couldn't more pop than the audience was seeking. from 1994's "Live Through This." From the the neighboring country, because Arabs. The stories were false, but hold back. "Malibu" and "Northern Star" possess pret- show's opener, "Violent," through "Miss World" the "other side" is telling their I was unable to convince them to She criticized "certain bands" for focusing ty studio hooks, but Love's Stevie Nicks-gone- and "She Walks On Me," the older material own story which isn't to say print retractions." on pyrotechnics and costume changes rather punk voice didn't do justice to them live. exhibited the band's old abrasive attitude. that Israeli or Arab reporters One audience member was than the music. The slower pop songs showed Hole evolving In the end, Hole paled in comparison to aren't reporting news accurately. impressed with the lecture. She even announced Manson would come away from its grungy/punk roots and more in Marilyn Mattson, which isn't easy to do "Every house in even the poor- "I feel the lecture was extreme- out on a cross of television monitors. the direction of the tinseled-out mainstream, those guys look like they sleep in caskets. est neighborhoods in Middle ly informative and fortunately, Eastern countries have satellite entertaining," said Rachel dishes on their roofs," Ya'ari said. Mandelberg, a radio, film and Career: 5,100 students welcomed at fair "That's because the people want television major. "He's a great access to all the news not just speaker. It's always nice to hear Continued from page 1 leads for jobs." provide useful advice for SJSU said SJSU appropriately prepares the news reported by media about foreign events and culture Some of the recruiters at the students coming to the fair. students for the job market. establishments in their own coun- from those involved." stand in your career." event, identified by blue ribbons, "Students should come pre- "I know what kind of skills and Thao Vo, a graduating senior in were SJSU alumni. Sally Olsen , a pared and bring their resumes," curriculum SJSU follows, and management information sys- recruiter for New United Motor Olson said. "They should also seek that's the kind of student we want tems, said the job fair provides an Manufacturing Inc., said she help from the Career Center. We to hire at our company," Dil said. worthwhile venue for students to enjoyed the Expo. are coming to a new technological The fair welcomed a total of In an instant American Heart get jobs. "It is fun to get back and try to age. Students could use the Career 5,100 students 3,300 "I think this is a great experi- give something back to my alma Center to guide them through." Wednesday, and 1,800 Thursday. Association. a stroke can F vlittnp Mean Dormer ence," Vo said. "This is a great mate," she said. Alumnus Ahad Dil, a recruiter The fair also hosted 90 employers and SI?oke opportunity for students to get Olson said she was trying to for Maxim Integrated Products, on Wednesday and 187 Thursday change your life Sanchez: wealth of knowledge forever Reduce your risk factors Continued from page 1 language and applied it to her said. He opened a lot of students poetry. eyes for the possibility of change. FOURTH STREET Sanchez is considered a poet of "Malcom X influenced us all "She kicked down a wealth of the black arts movement, which because he talked about change in knowledge about U.S. history of had its beginnings in the '60s. America," Sanchez said. "He said all races," said A.J. Jenninp, a 13381SS0181f3NYS "She (Sanchez) is a child of her we should all maintain our identi- senior majoring in Radio, the time," Harris said. "She ties." Television and Film at SJSU. reflects the generation who fought Most people do not realize that "When she spoke, she included the war for civil rights." Malcom X was speaking to both everyone: race, class, sexual orien- According to Steven Millner, a black and white people, Sanchez tation." Dash to Class professor of African American studies, the black arts movement was a literary movement that reflected the transformation of racial conciseness among black literary artists in the 1960s. It reflected their desire to use art You can't a political liberation tool. "Sanchez is easy for me to relate to because Tm from that play by era; the '60s," said Charlie Kahn of admissions and records."I love the way she wove the '60s, '70s, '80s the rules and brought us into the '908 especially with her poem for when Tupac Shakur." Sanchez read one of the poems she wrote and dedicated to the there late rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur. "Like the Singing Coming off the Drums," from her 1998 book of aren't any. love poems, is dedicated to Shakur. During the civil rights movement Sanchez said she came in contact with Malcom X, who taught her a lot about the use of CHOW YUN-FAT MARK WAHLBERG

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