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Fcbruttry :L 2000 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 I.()1 Inc III. A.H. Vote CAMPUS forms due Registration deadline set for Monday Lance Analla DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER Dawn Miguel, a senior major- ing in broadcasting, said her motivation for voting was simple. "I don't have a reason. I just vote," Miguel said. Ken Yeager, who teaches politi- cal science and local politics at San Jose State -University, said he is passing out voter registration cards in his classes in an effort to get his students to vote. "This early primary makes it difficult to vote," Yeager said. "School has only been in for a cou- ple of weeks, unlike the fall pri- maries when people are given more time. It's almost impossible Minot by Mao Matsumoto / .Vouran Daily now." The deadline for voter registra- Coordinator Raj Lathigara looks for places on to recycle their cans and glass items. Below, Edward Hahn, a Above, Recycling tion is Feb. 7. The amount of time campus where he can place the new blue recycling containers. The heavy equipment operator unpacks one of the 100 containers that allowed for registration is deter- bins are part of the "Use the Blue" project that encourages students are made out of recycled milk and water jugs. mined by each state, according to Yeager. In California, the regis- tration deadline is 30 days before the primary election. Blue bins point to clean campus future California's primary has been moved from June to March to of recycled materials started being placed indoors on Erin Mayes are made out make it more effective. In the are resistant to rain and ultravio- Tuesday. DAILY STAFF WRITER and past, the state's primary was too rays. While he said he expects the pro- let late to be effective due to its large gram to be successful, Olszewski said recycling program for glass population, Yeager said. Anew there are some concerns about scav- and plastic beverage containers Students like Alberto Ruiz, a engers, who sift through garbage cans will enable the university to "This enhances senior in liberal studies, said he waste in search of recyclable materials. recycle about 50 percent of its wanted to vote but feels that the entire Olszewski said they tried to dis- This new, more visible recycling there isn't enough information courage people from removing cans program's motto is "Use The Blues" available for him to make a deci- recycling at San and bottles by designing bins with and was introduced this semester at sion. small openings. San Jose State University. Jose State." "Once I know some of the don't want to hurt them, so we The promotional logo refers to the "We propositions and get a feel of have to design them so they don't get blue color of the recycling containers, who's running, I'll vote," Ruiz these bins," Olszewski said. which have been placed in accessible hurt using said. creative arts major areas. Stickers have been placed on Students, like "But I have to look out for my Victoria Moody, are also concerned almost every garbage can on campus best interest." scavengers. and posters have also been put up. Bruce Olszewski about According to Loan Huynh, an "I think it's a good thing, but I see "This enhances the entire recycling Environmental studies assistant to the Santa Clara awful lot of people going through at San Jose State," environmental an County Registrar of Voters, stu- professor around campus," Moody studies professor Bruce Olszewski the garbage dents can register by filling out a said. "So maybe they're (the universi- said. form at most post offices. easier for them (the The Department of Conservation ty) making it In order to vote, you must be awarded the Center for Development Approximately 70 large containers scavengers)." an U.S. citizen, provide your full believe that as long of Recycling, which Olszewski heads, a have been placed in strategic locations Other students name, address, political party recycling the cans it $104,759 grant. The money was used outside of buildings, with a main con- as someone is affiliation, date of birth and tele- to purchase the blue recycling contain- centration in front of the Student phone number. ers in varying sizes. The containers Union. About 50 smaller containers See Blue, page 7 See Vote, page 10 Computer lab hours extended Nadeen Sarkis to 11 p.m. to accommodate students, according to Enter the Dragon DAILY STAFF WRITER Rhonda Whitney, computer labs manager. "We felt that it was necessary to provide addi- This semester, night owls who need access to a tional hours and help-desk support to students s "11 computer lab during later hours are in luck. since the main lab will close at 8 p.m.," Whitney The computer lab in the Industrial Studies said. building is scheduled to be open to all San Jose The lab in Industrial studies has 23 stations and State University students with a valid tower card is compact, when compared to the lab in until 11 p.m. Washington Square Hall, which has 105 stations. The main lab, which is located in Washington Whitney said the lab in Industrial Studies is Square Hall, Room 1, is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., much safer to keep open at night. Because Monday through Friday. The lab in Industrial Studies, Room 134, offers open hours from 7:30 p.m. See Lab, page 7 Professor named in award Andi Anderson lation for research is what "I never DAII.Y STAFF WRITER makes him an outstanding edu- knew I cator," stated an announcement was Professor Joseph Merighi was by the San Jose Jinkees. nominat- honored for being an outstand- During the academic year, ed," said ing young educator at San Jose Merighi teaches cotffses in the Merighi, State University. master's program research who was Each year the California sequence in the College of Social honored Junior Chamber of Commerce, Work. for his the Jaycees, recognize outstand- "We were just delighted, it teachi ng Merighi ing young educators between the was a huge honor," said Joan abilities in the region of Kohpro Kinno / Spartan Daily ages of 21 to 39 who possess a Merdinger, associate dean of the Northern California, as well as A dragon lies on its stomach as the Vietnamese tion to a talent show and a dance party 3 p.m. common desire to contribute to College of Social Work the entire state. at the welfare of their community. The award from the Jaycees Students Association promotes Tet 2000 in addi- Saturday at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. "Merighi's ability to instill a came as a complete surprise to curiosity and intellectual stimu- Merighi See Merighi, page 8 111,

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EDITORIAL Ferris Bueller reminds us to look around great Ferris Bueller said it grated into turmoil and I now find smaller things in life. Thebest: "Life moves pretty fast myself on my own. For example, on Christmas morn- if you don't stop and look I'm not looking for sympathy, but ing I cherished the excitement I saw Complaining iiround once in a while, you could all of this made me realize just how on the face of my 4-year-old sister as miss it." quickly things change. she discovered Santa Claus came the When he took his infamous "Day I found myself lying in silence dur- previous night. Off," he showed a generation of kids ing my first night on my own. That smile is something that can- rights belong the methods of evading the boredom Thoughts rushed to my head about not be replaced by the fast times of of high school. how my life had been turned upside- the year 2000. As a youngster, I respected his down. I took a cue from Ferris Bueller. I cunning tricks and ruse on his princi- I was encountered with the new stopped and looked around and to voters only pal, Mr. Rooney. challenges of paying rent, the new noticed all the things I had neglected However, it wasn't until the ripe responsibilities at the Spartan Daily and all the things I missed when I California's primary on March 7 will not only age of 20 when I finally understood 1111MarerrN1111 and an overall new perspective on didn't "stop and look around once in a determine which candidates California dele- the omnipotence of Ferris' words. life. while." gates will lean toward in the upcoming We live in a time when it is easy to THE WIZARD Of OZ It wasn't something I had chose, The things that had happened I iemocratic and Republican conventions, but also miss things. but instead something I had to adapt each and every day without an ounce the fate of several initiatives on the ballot that, if of acknowledgment on my part, Old standards, such as the thump used to cost under a buck but to. passed, will significantly affect us. of a newspaper flying into a front gas Those adaptations include looking things such as my parents' relation- As important as the outcome of these initiatives nonetheless, it was true. ship, which I thought was secure, sit- door, have been replaced by the high- out for myself first, functioning on is the number of voters who will be deciding for pitched whine of a modem signing on Yes, times change, but sometimes my own and just plain learning to ting down to a home-cooked meal or everyone. you must take a moment to step away even just watching a movie with my the Internet, where news is available from the world of e-mail, faxes and live life. Monday is the last day for Californians to regis- in a myriad of ways. I used to come home to a family sister. ter to vote in the March primary. Whether you reg- cell phones. Because, you just might So now, I make it a point not to Here, in Silicon Valley, we are even miss something, as the almighty Mr. every day. People who I could share ister as a Democrat. Republican or member of the worse than others. with, talk to and listen to. It was miss life and its small wonders. (;reen party, your choices should be made based on We've built our own little world in Bueller proved. something I neglected, I admit. Besides, if Ferris can come to grips your individual philosophies. The prophecies hit home, especial- to my apart- with the fact his sister got a car while which everyone's life moves at 100 ly in the past few months. Today, I Now I trudge home The only specific decisions we implore you to mph each and every day. ment nightly, and my only acquain- he only got a computer and still be make is to register and vote because the laws we live At Christmas time, I took a two find myself as a small fish swimming tance is my roommates' cat. able to sing on floats and catch foul by are too often decided by a minority of our popula- against the tides of a large ocean. alleviate balls at Chicago Cubs games, then I hour car trip with my grandfather. The world as I know it has As much as I yearned to tion. The constant topic of conversation the burden of a horrible commute think I can survive on this long, fast- In March, voters will face several controversial changed drastically since December find my moving road they call life. was the changes that have occurred San Jose, my new home, is from Fremont and finally initiatives that we need to deal with as a state. since the days when he was my age. way out of the home I had known for Proposition 1A, the Indian Self-Reliance It was nothing I hadn't heard uncharted water. the first 20 years of my life, I can't Mike Osegueda is the Spartan Amendment, is essentially a repeat of 1998s What I had thought was a strong help but miss my old ways of life. Daily Sports Editor"The Wizard Of before the spiel about when the union between my parents disinte- Proposition 5 which was passed by voters but apartments used to be cornfields and I've also learned to appreciate the Of appears Thursdays. overturned by the courts and never implemented. It pertains to the particular regulations of gaming and casinos on tribal lands. If you don't vote, you have no right to complain about the decision we voters make. Everyone is mortal, Proposition 21, the Juvenile Crime Initiative, would increase punishments for gang-related felonies, as well as allow the death penalty for gang- ' even great athletes related murder. The proposition would also require adult trials for juveniles 14 or older who are professional athletes charged with murder or certain sex offenses. Oncemake it big in their respec- If you don't vote, you have no right to complain tive sports, I believe they about the decision we voters make. perceive themselves as immortal. Proposition 22, the Protection of Marriage Big money, fancy cars and lots Initiative, would add a sentence to California's of women can certainly make Family Code that would declare the institution of some men believe that no harm marriage as a union between one man and one will come to them. woman only. Same-sex marriages licensed in other But recently, individuals such states would not be recognized or considered valid in as Derrick Thomas and the late California. Bobby Phills may have been vic- If you don't vote, you have no right to complain tims of their own false sense of about the decision we voters make. invincibility. Proposition 25 would limit campaign spending Phills, a swingman for the 11111111111 and contributions. Proposition 26 would change the Charlotte Hornets, was racing in requirements needed for passing local school bonds. his souped-up Porsche with back- GOING TIIII DIslArtr I Proposition 27 affects term limits. court teammate David Wesley And, if you don't vote, you have no right to com- after practice in North Carolina well-liked by their teammates plain about the decisions we voters make. when he met his demise. and coaches. The two were also Monday is the last day to register to vote. Please Phills collided with two other philanthropists; active in chari- don't take this privilege for granted. And, if you don't vehicles and was killed instantly. ties and giving back to their participate, don't blame us voters for the outcome. A former second-round draft respective communities. choice of the Milwaukee Bucks, These two athletes seemed the Phills had to take the hard route least likely of all to be involved in to the NBA by parlaying a such horrific accidents. Prop. 22 defines marriage of man, woman Continental Basketball I would expect volatile charac- to the March ognizes marriage as a union states that hospital visitation Association tenure into a multi- ters such as Isaiah Rider, who ballot measure that would between a man and a woman. rights may not be restricted on million dollar contract at the was arrested for allegedly smok- ban same-sex marriages The measure passed through the basis of sexual orientation. highest level. ing dope out of a soda can, or consists of a wealthy, vocal group the House and Senate with over- Opponents who fear govern- After catching on with the Lawrence Phillips, who was determined to paint the initia- whelming Democratic and ment intrusion into personal Cleveland Cavaliers in 1992, charged with assault after he tive as nothing but another form Phills had only recently began punched a girl who refused his Republican support. According to lives and the blurring of the sep- living the high life of the NBA. of hatred and bigotry aimed at the Web site, 30 states have aration between church and advances in a nightclub, to end the gay community. already passed protection of state should take a look at histo- He died in the third year of a their lives in a reckless manner. That could not be further from seven-year, $33 million contract. It may sound corny and cliche, marriage laws. ry. Phills was a the truth. So should California. When the U.S. Supreme Court high-energy play- but a car isn't a toy. Proposition 22, the Protection er who could slash to the basket, By no means am I the epitome In no way does Proposition 22 upheld the Edmunds-Tucker Act knock down the three and of Marriage initiative, adds just attempt to discriminate against and the Idaho Trust Oath law in shut of good driving, but I always wear 14 words to the California down his man on the other end of my seat belt. And, I don't go homosexuals. It merely reaffirms 1890, the practice of polygamy the floor. Family Code: "Only marriage and maintains an institution as was effectively outlawed in this around racing with my buddies, between a man and a woman is Even Michael Jordan called not since high school anyway. DAILY old as human civilization: mar- country. valid and recognized in STAII 1,SIitIli It riage between a man and a The state can and did define him one of the toughest defenders Although what happened to Cal iforn i a ." woman. The measure does not marriage as a union between one he had ever encountered. Phills and Thomas was tragic, That is all the measure says. sex marriages in that state. impact so-called domestic part- man and one woman. Thomas was also traveling at a their accidents could have been No legal mumbo jumbo, no hid- Several more state court judges nerships. The country was not discrimi- high speed in the snowy weather prevented. den agendas. are close to making the same rul- of Missouri when his car flipped I may not be a famous athlete, There is a difference between nating against polygamists, it over three times. All it does is define marriage ing, according to the California respecting a person's right to was exercising its right to dic- capable of a tomahawk dunk or in California as a union between Protection of Marriage home same-gender relationships and tate society's definition of mar- He and his friend, Michael tackling somebody into oblivion, a man and a woman. page. Tellis, were not wearing seat but I know my limits. endorsing same-gender mar- riage. belts and were thrown from Why do we need this law? In California will be forced to riages. By voting yes on I do not support discrimina- the I know if I screw around when 1977, Democratic Governor recognize these marriages even Proposition 22 in the March 7, tion toward any group of people vehicle. Tellis died at the scene. I drive, I may not like the end Jerry Brown signed a bill stating though the majority of people 2000 Thomas may never walk again. result of my actions. primary, Californians will in society. Proposition 22 is not It's hard to imagine Thomas marriages licensed in California believe marriage should be still have the right to live as they about hate, intolerance or dis- That is, of course, if I'm still shall be a relationship between between a man and a woman. choose but not to a quarterback's nightmare and around to feel them. redefine mar- crimination. It is about one of the best linebackers ever to one man and one woman. In 1996, President Clinton riage for our entire society. Californians asserting their However, marriages performed signed the Federal Defense of play the game of football with- Existing civil rights, such as right to preserve the institution the use of his legs. in other states are recognized Marriage Act, establishing the hospital visitation and inheri- of marriage. out and valid right of each state to determine But at least he is alive. Lance Analla is a Spartan in California. tances, will not be taken away by Daily Senior Staff Writer Last month, the Vermont its own laws on same-sex mar- Proposition 22. Thomas and Phills both Supreme riage and proclaiming the Monica L. Ewing is a Spartan shared a great intensity for the "Going the Distance" will Court legalized same- The California Code of appear on Thursday& United States' government rec- Regulation, Section 70707, Daily Staff Writer. games they played and were both

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ports Football team adds 25 recruits the athlete to also find a niche That addition of agility will be Speed, strength academically. through 5-foot-9, 156 pound Recruits "Academically it has to be spe- junior Rashied Davis from West San Jose State University Football cial," said Baldwin, who pointed Los Angeles College, 6-foot-l-inch, Wt. Class Hometown/Last School and size top out the school of business and the 159 pound junior Edell Shepherd NAME' Pos. Ht. school of engineering attract from West Los Angeles College; 5- Willie Adams DB 5-10 169 JR Duarte/ Citrus College prospective players. foot-9, 150 pound junior Charles FR Stockton/ Brookside Christian ES Baldwin's list Scholastic and athletic abilities Pauley from Citrus College and Lam arr Arbet DL 6-2 232 were the factors that helped freshman 5-foot-10, 195 pound Bill Berg C 6.2 242 JR Portland, OreJ Foothill College for 2000 team Baldwin choose 5-foot-11 -inch, Charles Turner from Hoover High Terriel Byrd-Smith CB 5-7 177 FR Oakland/ McClymonds HS 270 pound Damurius Richardson, School. West Hills College who is majoring in administration "They will add tremendous George Campos OL 6-4 256 JR Miami,Flad

Clarissa Aljentera of justice. speed to our receiving core," Jermain Cooper DB 5-9 165 JR Los Angeles/ L.A. Southwest College DAILY ASSISTANT SPORTS EDIIYM "Since I was a junior college Baldwin said. "We had a young Lee Angeles' West Los Angeles Collage transfer (student), I had a strong offensive line last year." Rashied Davis WR 5-9 158 JR John Wooden once said Chicago, DU West Hills College "Failure to prepare is to prepare chance of playing here," said Davis, who averaged 26.2 Larry Dawson LB/DL 6-0 284 JR to fail." Richardson, who plays on the yards per kick off return last sea- Heath Farwell LB 6-0 203 FR Corona/ Corona HS defensive line. "So far, so good. I son, agreed with Baldwin and This is one of three quotes Bryan Harward DL 6-1 239 JR San Diego/ Southwestern College hanging on the wall opposite the really enjoy it here. My future said the new recruits will add desk of Spartan football head looks bright." speed. He said he could add speed, Jelani Hawkins OL 6-4 283 JR Los Angeles/ L.A. Harbor College coach Dave Baldwin. Aside from Richardson coming along with discipline and a win- Anthony Koons DL 6-2 255 JR Palm Beech, BUJ West Bills College in to compete for the defensive ning attitude. "If we don't do the little things 180 FR Stockton/ Stagg TIS and prepare ourselves, we are line, Baldwin also recruited 6- "With me, Edell and a good Lance Martin RB 5-10 going to fail, and if we prepare we foot-1, 239 pound Bryan Harward quarterback, we can win," Davis Bill Mateialona DL 6-3 269 JR Hayward/ Chabot College will succeed," said Baldwin, who from Southwestern College; 6- said. Los Angeles/ Jordan HS foot-1, 232 pound freshman Shepherd, who lettered in foot- Rashaad Murry RB 5-8 195 FR is in his fourth season as head Duarte/ Citrus College coach. Lamarr Arbet from Brookside ball, track and field and tennis in Charles Pauley WR 5-9 150 JR The preparation Baldwin Christian High School; 6-foot, 284 high school, considers himself a Damurius Richardson DL 5-11 270 JR Los Angeles' L.A. Southwest College pound junior Larry Dawson from physical receiver. He said the started last year paid off Shepherd WR 6-1 159 JR Los Angeles! West Los Angeles College Wednesday in the form of 25 West Hills College; 6-foot-2, 255 Spartans had many opportunities Edell recruits, who were announced for pound junior Anthony Koons from last year but didn't jump on them. Michael Smith LB 5-11 202 FR San Leandro/ San Leandro HS West Hills College; Chabot "They had the athletes but it the 2000 season. Joel Tauhiaa OL 6-4 355 JR Redwood City/West Valley College The task is in preparation for College junior Bill Mateialona, wasn't falling on their side of the 184 JR Snyder, Texas/ L.A. Southwest College their first game against who is 6-feet-3, 269 pounds and 6- ball," Shepherd said. Larry Thompson S 6-0 Nebraska, scheduled for Sept. 2. foot-5, 295 junior Damon Tolson Last year, the Spartans fin- Damon Tolson DL 6-5 296 JR Washington D.C.1 Bakerelleld College from Bakersfield College. ished with a record of 3-7 and fin- "When we go out this season, Charles Turner WR 5-10 195 FR San Diego/ Hoover HS we will go into Nebraska competi- "A defensive line was needed. ished seventh in the Western tive and remain competitive the Tolson was huge and Bill Athletic Conference. John Wall PK 5-10 165 FR Encino / Birmingham HS said the finish was rest of the year," Baldwin said. Mateialona added size there," Baldwin Matthew Witcher P 6-2 180 FR Woodland Hills / Charminade HS When he started recruiting Baldwin said. "We are graduating something he wouldn't make this year's football team Baldwin people there and we needed them. excuses about but he hopes to We graduated three people there build a stronger program this sea- said he promotes San Jose State offense. University using the following and replaced with six." son. hope to turn this thing around." College and 6-foot-2, 242 junior anchor the themes: social, academic and ath- The defensive line leaving from "We won't look back," Baldwin The chance to win is generated Bill Berg from Foothill College; 6- With a family style atmos- letic ability. last year's squad are Abdul-Salam said. "We'll grow from last year's from the offensive line that the foot-4, 256 pound junior George phere, pick-up games of football "You sell those three in order," Noah, Steve Kapphahn, James team. This is a different team and Spartans recruited, Whitaker Campos from West Hills College and months of weightlifting Baldwin said. "They have to have Ditch and Samson Sherrod. a different schedule." said. and 6-foot-4, 283 pound junior ahead, LeBlanc has one thing on a social life. We sell that when the But the defensive line isn't The competitive edge from last "We are coming up this season. Jelani Hawkins from L.A. Harbor his mind. kid hits campus. where Baldwin was concentrating year remains through team cap- We have a big offensive line com- College. "These guys know each other. I Social life for Baldwin doesn't his search for the upcoming sea- tains Casey LeBlanc and Deonce ing in," Whitaker said. "As far as speed is concerned think this is the year. They know mean parties, but he encourages son. He also wanted speed and Whitaker, who are looking to this The offensive line recruits we picked some up," said what it is looking like and we are his team members to get more lots of it. year's team to come away as win- include 6-foot-4, 355 pound junior Whitaker, referring to the wide coming out to win this year," he involved in campus, fraternities "We always try to improve on ners. Joel Tautuaa from West Valley receivers corps that will help said. the team speed. We went after "Coming in right now we have or clubs. Baldwin said he also win," said LeBlanc, a balanc- wide receivers that would add a chance to if ; stresses the importance of wide receiver. "We ing friends and books. 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Staff report that dated back to February of 1997. Spartans in action Defense! The Spartan men return to home action today as they In national rankings square off with rival Fresno through Jan. 23, the SJSU men State at 7:30 p.m. in the San led the country in points Jose State University Event allowed per game, giving up an Center. average of 55.7 points per The matchup with the game. They have also been able Bulldogs will be the first of two to hold their opponent's shoot- upcoming Western Athletic ing below 40 percent. Spartan Conference home games for the opponents average 37.9 per- Spartans. cent shooting from the field, Fresno State (14-7, 4-1 in but in four games this season the WAC) comes to SJSU fresh opponents have failed to shoot from a 75-73 upset of WAC over 30 percent. Both defensive powerhouse Tulsa. The feats made the Spartans only Spartans (11-9,2-3) could jump one of six teams that ranked in in the conference standings the top ten of each category with a win over the Bulldogs. nationall; the other teams UTEP will visit include Stanford, Ohio State Saturday, and Temple. SJSU in another WAC contest. Mari Matsumoto / Spartan Daily UTEP will play in Hawaii today before coming back to the Tim Adinolfi, a San Jose State University pitcher, delivers to a Santa clam University. The Spartans won their first game of season mainland to face the Spartans Dual scoring threat Bronco baseball player during the fourth inning of Tuesday's game at by the score of 4-1. Saturday. The Miners are 2-4 in the WAC. While the men rank high in The women's basketball defense, the Spartan women team will face the same foes in have a conference scoring the coming week, but they will threat in Natasha Johnson. be playingl outside the friendly Johnson, a senior guard, is tied for 15th in scoring, averaging bucks Broncos confines of the Event Center. SJSU After dropping three 11.2 points per game. She also straight home games, the is ranked sixth in the WAC in said. "We feel that's an important Andi Anderson tributed to the cause again when women's team (2-15, 0-5) have three point percentage, hitting his single brought in Mike Gray. Tuesday's Score part of the game." a chance to pick up their first 36 percent of her shots from DAILY STAFF WRITER Gray had reached base earlier in Piraro added the victory over conference victory of the season downtown. Fellow senior the inning on a single of his own. Santa Clara Santa Clara was a nice way for Sasha Spading is tied with A strong defense helped the and break a 10-game losing Spartan baseball team sail to a 4- In the third inning, the the team to start the season. streak when they play against Johnson for 15th in the confer- Spartans added to their lead Spartans 4 Fagan, whose homer put the in scoring and she is also 1 victory in its season opener on Fresno State today at 7 p.m. ence Santa Clara when Fagan sent a ball sailing icing on the cake, was hit in the 11th in WAC rebounding, Tuesday at Fridsv UM_ se Sams Barbers 1 pas Fresno State has a 8-11 University. over the left field fence for a solo back with a vital iwthe top of the asilleseilidill.1111111111 and is one game pulling down. ILL,t. boards home run. Tony Tognetti followed offense that failed; it was their fifth inning, but it didn't hold him contest. overtlfe 'Broncos in front of SJSU with a 1-4 con- took only two hours and 18 min- it up with a double and later defense. Four errors in the first back from agreeing the game was ference record. The UTEP utes of mercilessly clean defense scored on an error by Bronco third six innings of the game hurt the a good start for SJSU. Miners also have a 1-4 record Accolades for Johnson for San Jose State University to basemen Matt Queen. Broncos, and allowed the Fagan said he was happy with and they will play host to the open the 2000 season on a win- Tognetti returned to the Spartans to open up the lead. the game his first in a Spartan Spartan women on Saturday at Johnson also became the ning note at Buck Shaw Stadium Spartan lineup Tuesday after "Every time we made a mis- uniform. 2 p.m. eighth player in school history in front of 341 people. leaving Saturday's exhibition take, San Jose took advantage," Piraro was also happy about to surpass the 1,000 point "Opening day is always a spe- game with an injury sustained in Santa Clara coach Mike Cummins Fagan's performance at the plate, Men on pace mark on Dec. 19 when she cial day," SJSU head coach Sam a collision with outfielder Rob said. "They did what they had to going 2-for-4 with two RBIs and scored 14 points against Piraro said. "I think it makes it Douglass. do." the third-inning blast. The Spartan men eclipsed Mississippi. She is ranked sev- extra sweet to beat them on their Santa Clara didn't answer the He said he thought his team "He's a legitimate power hit- the 11-win mark on Jan. 22 enth in the history of the pro- own field." 4-0 deficit until the fourth, when was haunted by some first-game ter," Piraro said. "Anytime he's up, when they pulled out a 58-56 gram with a total of 1,070 Chris Sherman pitched a per- Joey Gomes singled to left field to jitters, something that was not he's a threat." points. Also, Johnson is second fect first three innings before bring Eliot Wheeler in to score evident from the Spartans, as The Spartans return to action victory over the Rice Owls. This Santa proved to be the fastest in three pointers with 150 for being relieved by Tim Adinolfi in Santa Clara's lone run of the they were errorless for the day. on the road against her career and third in free the top of the fourth inning. afternoon. "Defensively, we made every Barbara, with a three-game series Spartan squad to reach 11 wins that runs Friday to Sunday. since the 1985-86 team which throws with a total of 258. The The Spartans started things off But it wasn't Santa ('(urn's play we needed to make." Piraro took that team 17 games. The senior ranks in the top ten of in the first inning with John men were also able to end a 16- nine all-time categories at Fagan's single to left field, bring- game WAC road losing streak SJSU. ing designated hitter Brian Stream home to score. In the second, Stream con- LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES »//posted to www.contiki.com 08-14-99 ,IP A ire GUARANTEED! »Backpacking 44 OR WE'LL REFUND my ASSSSSSS!! DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE If I tried it on my I` SpartanBookstore own I'd still be Sart Jail Unl er,iTy epsrl 410 NW. Sperion Bookstore ior Nails looking for the train station!! rr.rtio I Ye been track for a week now and miss all you guys terribly I'll pos. 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The vide a hell of a challenge; unfortu- "Mortal Kombat" game setting is nately, this is the area where the evil, eerie setting is very nostalgic, refurbishing old favorites, such as Quake's new console commands, before splattering all over the hokey. The mazes are few in num- game hurts the most. and it can make one hope that id the team -oriented "Jailbreak," which are complex). place. The architecture of the ber and most aren't great. There Graphics and animation are will create another "Doom" game and the one-on-one gladiator- As for the bots, they need more maps has a huge emphasis on a are very few options and settings, top notch, just a tad under the soon. themed "Rocket Arena." work in teamplay games, as sin- Gothic and satanic themes that especially fir single-player games. spectacular "Unreal Tournament." 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more efficiently, Whitney said. will work to meet the needs of for establishing that kind of pro- "People sometimes don't know Detective Philip Kearney of students and to provide the best gram." that recycling is more than cans the University Police service they can. Blue Recycling Coordinator Raj and bottles," Lathigara said. Lab continued from pagel continued from pagel Department said the department Last week, the lab was closed Lathigara said about eighty roll- "This program will give us a lit- will provide escort service upon for setup, according to Adam doesn't matter if they are being out bins, similar to city garbage tle more visibility." Washington Square Hall is locat- request for the lab in Industrial Kung, the lab assistant in scavenged. cans, were also purchased. Lathigara said they also recy- ed near fourth street, and the Studies. Industrial Studies, but it opened "They're (the scavengers) "When we have a special event cle furniture, computers, grass main lab attracted unauthorized Mishawndra Hughes, a senior Monday. going to take it for a good use we will put them out," Lathigara clippings, metal, newspaper and users, said Whitney. majoring in business finance, The computers available in anyway," electrical engineering said. wood. He added that without the The main lab stayed open uses the lab in Washington the Industrial Studies lab are major Weiss Mohseni said. "It'll Lathigara said some high con- "Use The Blues" program, SJSU until 10 p.m. last semester. Square Hall after 8 p.m. because only IBM compatible and will make their job easier too." centration areas are the would only recycle about 40 per- On occasion, the lab supervi- she works late. provide printing services at 15 Most students seem to think Boccardo Business Center, for- cent of its waste. The new recy- sors had difficulty regulating the I'm glad they are compensat- cents per page. it's about time such a program merly the Business Classroom cling beverage containers should use of the computers. Whitney ing for closing earlier by allow- The lab will also be available was started. building, the restaurants near bring them up to 50 percent by said. For instance, several non- ing us to use the lab in to SJSU students from noon to 5 "I like to recycle because I'm the Student Union, the parking next year. students walked in from the Industrial Studies until 11 p.m.," p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. used to recycling at home," garages and the dorms. "We know there's a lot of street and tried to use the com- Hughes said. "Students will cer- In addition to the computers English major Kimberly Smith "I'm trying to target the stu- interest on this campus in recy- puters. tainly need the additional hours, in the library, students also have said. "Before, I would just throw dent population first," Lathigara cling, so we're going to try and do Whitney also said other prob- especially during finals when access to the Computer them in the garbage." said. the best we can with the budget lems in the large lab at night papers are due." Information Center student lab, Olszewski worked on getting a His plan is to ultimately have that's made available," Olszewski were students that hacked into Essence Reed, a junior who located in the Boccardo Business grant for the program for about a recycling containers in every said. various systems and looked up lives on-campus and Ramesh Center, formerly the Business year. office at SJSU. Olszewski added that he pornography sites instead of Nadanarajah, a junior majoring Classrooms, Room 16. "What the proposal laid out is The school has had a recycling wanted the university to play a doing school work. in advertising, said they both The CIC lab is available from a beverage container recycling facility for about the last six role in encouraging recycling and Because the lab in Industrial plan to use the lab in Industrial 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday program," Olszewski said. "San years, but it has been mainly for establishing an ethic for after Studies is not as spacious as the Studies. through Thursday, and from 11 Jose State didn't have the funds paper and cardboard. graduation. main lab, it will be easier for lab Whitney said she wants to a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays, and assistants to monitor the lab assure students she and her staff provides printing services also.

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Flight recorder found "You could not Merighi ask for a better continued from pogel professor. He real- from downed plane "1 try to inspire students to PORT HUENEME, Calif (AP) we're nut aware of any mainte- view research as not only a tool ly cares that you Moments before it crashed, nance anomalies with this air- for understanding, but a way of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 started craft." thinking critically," he added. understand what "tumbling, spinning, nose-down" Hammerschmidt said the board Merighi said he found out us it hurtled in a violent plunge was looking into the earlier flight about the award when he you are doing." toward the Pacific Ocean, a feder- and would interview the pilots on received a call from the al investigator said Wednesday. Thursday. California Junior Chamber of Pamela Utley There were no signs of fire or Before Flight 261 crashed, the Commerce. Master's student smoke when the jetliner hit the pilots also radioed a Seattle main- Once the local award was water in one piece, killing all 88 tenance crew about the problem, presented to Merighi, he was people aboard, witnesses told the and the NTSB on Wednesday informed he was nominated on can become complicated with National Transportation Safety began analyzing recordings of that a state level. numbers and formulas. He Board. call. Previously, Merighi has won added that Merighi's experi- NTSB member John "Obviously these pilots were the Sybil Weir and John Galm ence in social work combined liammerschmidt provided the struggling to maintain control of Award in spring semester 1999 with current research helps witness accounts after the second this aircraft for a significant peri- for outstanding researcher of students to gain knowledge. day of investigation by the agency, od of time," NTSB Chairman Jim the year. Currently, Merighi's The research aspect of social which is trying to determine the Hall said in Washington, D.C. "It's research includes hospital - work is often intimidating to cause of the crash. going to be very important to this based social work practice and students in the program, said The NTSB will also rely on investigation." health risk behaviors among Wagner. radar data, information from the Meanwhile, a jammed horizon- young adults. Merighi said he tries to make "black boxes" and a photograph to tal stabilizer forced an American "You could not ask for a bet- research understandable and piece together the terrifying few Airlines MD-80 to return to ter professor," says Pamela creates the potential for a pos- minutes between the pilots' first Phoenix 20 minutes after it took Utley, a student in the master's sible area of practice. report of mechanical problems off for Dallas Wednesday. The program. "He really cares that "My goal in teaching and the plane's crash in the plane is part of the same series of you understand what you are research is to demystify the Pacific. aircraft as the Alaska MD-83 that doing." core elements. Rather it is to Earlier Wednesday, searchers crashed. Merighi is described by col- inspire students to engage in recovered the cockpit voice Federal investigators were hav- leagues as dedicated and makes research," he said. recorder. The device, which ing the flight data recorder from tremendous sincere efforts with Merighi completed his bache- records conversations and other the American Airlines plane sent students. lor's degree at Juniata College "They recognize quality in Huntingdon, Pa., his mas sounds in the cockpit, was found to them, said Phil Frame, a Douglas Rider / Spartan Daily in 700 feet of water by a remote- spokesman for the NTSB in when they see it," said Roland ter's degree at Connecticut College. controlled robot shortly before Washington. Frame knew of no Wagner, chair of the sequence Professor Joseph Merighi was chosen as one of five outstanding link between the American in the College of Social Work. Merighi attained his mas- sundown. educators by the California Junior Chamber of Commerce. Merighi "As luck would have it, almost Airlines incident and the Alaska Wagner said Merighi ter's of Social Work and his literally true, as soon as they got Airlines investigation, but "it may inspires students and simplifies Ph.D. at the University of teaches graduate level research in the College of Social Work. down to the bottom they found the have piqued their interest." the subject of research, which California at Berkeley. first box," said Navy Capt. Terry Labrecque. The search continued for the flight data recorder, a companion box that records information VTA PROPOSED TRANSIT SERVICE PLAN about the plane's mechanical oper- ation. Searchers had heard a ping that they believed pinpointed the COMMUNITY box's location on the ocean floor. MEETINGS Minutes before it crashed Monday, Flight 261 reported prob- FOR FISCAL YEAR: JULY 2000 - JUNE 2001 lems with part of the tail called the horizontal stabilizer and was (East San Jose, Downtown San Jose and Evergreen Areas) cleared for an emergency landing at Los Angeles Airport. Still a mystery is what exactly What? went wrong with the plane's tail controls and what:the pilOtif did to a Light Rail Line try to fix it as the plane hugged 'TA's Service & Operations Maiming Department has scheduled a triangle denotes direction tif' the Southern California coast on series of meetings to present and discuss the proposed Transit 00- its way to San Francisco and then 0 Light Rail Stations 45,0 o Service Plan for the July Seattle. 2000-June 2001 fiscal year. As it passed over Anacapa Lines 22/300 The meetings will be held to provide the public with Island, just off the coast, a wit- an opportunity Line 64 ness heard several popping to ask questions and give comments or suggestions about this 11111111 Line 23 sounds, watched the plane turn, comprehensive, county-wide trimsit service plan. then hit the ocean, Hanimerschmidt said. The maps on the right reflect the proposed changes to bus service in "The aircraft was twisting, fly- ing erratically, nose rocking," the Downtown San Jose, East San Jose, and Evergreen areas. Highlights witness told investigators, of the promised changes in these areas include: SA5 Haminerschmidt said. Pilots in JOSE the vicinity described the plant' as Line 11 -Discontinue service. 05111U 112. "tumbling, spinning, nose-down, The Alameda ) continuous roll, corkscrewing and Line 23-Extend from downtown San .lose (via Santa Clara St) to inverted," he said. Alum Rock Ave & Miguelito Ave. Improve weekday frequency to % On Wednesday, there was anew 5 report the plane had mechanical every 10 minutes on Stevens ('reek Blvd, San Carlos St, Santa Clara e problems on its flight down to St,s and Alum Rock Ave. Along with Line 22, buses will operate every Puerto Vallarta. The Seattle 5 minutes on Santa Times reported there were prob- Clara St and Alum Rock Ave, between First St ...IL( lems with the horizontal stabilizer and King Rd. Improve Sunday frequency to every 15 minutes. $0’v 041:esr.ocfs on the flight to Mexico. The stabi- 000,\S\ lizer keeps the plane flying level. Line 25-Improve Sunday frequency to every 15 minutes. DOWNTOWN Alaska Airlines spokesman SAN JOSE Jack Evans in Seattle denied the Line 30-NEW line in Evergreen area operating on nilly Rd, Ruby report: "We stand by what we said Ave, Aborn Rd, and White Rd. earlier this week which is that Line 39-Extend service to Murillo Ave.

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Wednesday, F'ebruary 9, 2000 Friday, February 1 1, 2000 NEW SUS ROUTE Madrid $513 Line 30 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Evergreen Valley College It)S CHANGED SUS ROUTIS Senior Center 444. .solomni1.0 (415) 391-8407 Rnt. AF 231, Acacia Building 199 N. 3rd St. Lino 225 300 man= Line 39 3095 36 Seery St. Yerba Buena Rd. (between St. James and St. John) Line 70 (near main bus stop) Sim Jose Line 77 Sari.lose UNCHANGED PUS PIOUTES Line 28, 31.71 74 Additional Information: AI N.. rt55514551 to not raliNed Stwn rom0,421[4. As* CID 5101 /1004:0 Additional meetings are being held throughout the county. For tin ire information, please feel free to give us a call at (408) 321-2300 or call tillurrA. VOils'y'Trtinif;or. ;atioa Authority STA TRAVEL TIDD for the Hearing impaired at (408) or log 321-2330 onto our website Air/ of every tylp 00u Par . INEVI SUN THERE. at www.vta.org.

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