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161AN I KILLERS Softball team defeats third- straight nationally- ranked opponent SPARTAN Sports, 4-5 Attf A'Asisiol ED' VoL. 118 Bidding farewell to graduates who have been a part of 70 columnist's college life No. v Atso IN TODAY'S ISSUE Opinion, 2 Opinion 2 Sports 4-5 Classified .. 5 c AIL Sparta Guide 3 Crossword 5 ARVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 Parking permits may be raised about $35 By Amber Sheldon the proposal, beginning in the been a parking fee increase in next three years will cost more the cost would increase from $81 Associated Students presi- fall semester, DAILY SrAFF WRI I I R the price of park- 15 years. than $10.3 million. to $134.50 in three years. Single dent Maribel Martinez said the ing for a single semester will "They're saying in order to be "All of it will come from the day passes would increase in committee was not comfortable On May 1, the San Jose State rise from $81 to $116.50. The on top of maintenance and increase in parking fees," Mar- cost from $2 to $8. voting for a three-year increase. University Student Fee Advisory cost of a daily parking pass future developments, they are souri said. "We felt there was a need for "They approved a one-year Committee voted 5 to 4 in favor would also increase from $2 to going to need the increase," he The plan proposed by Chief of a fee increases, but we didn't increase only," Martinez said. of a one-year parking permit fee $4 per day. said. Police Richard Abeyta initially think it should be as dramatic Denise Olenak, a student increase. Committee member Mehr- Mansouri said the cost to called for a three-year fee as what was outlined in the If President Caret approves shad Mansouri said there hasn't improve the garages over the increase. According to that plan, three-year plan," Marsouri said. See PARKING Page 6 Baby 131 e 's 22nd annual festival brings musicians to San Jose State for a day a music

By Paul Mercado beer in a secure beer garden area that is fenced off' from the rest of festival, allow- DAILY STAFF WRITI It ing no one under 21 to enter," De Alba With the end of the semester in sight, said. it wasn't a blue day on campus as this According to Gehrke, the festival is year's annual Metro Fountain Blues Fes- the largest free blues festival in the tival took place in front of the Event Cen- world, and serves as a kick-off to the ter to a mostly aging baby boomer crowd. blues festival season. The sunny weather provided for a "In '81, when we decided to do a festi- good day to listen to some talented blues val, we wanted music that cuts across all musicians, including up-and-comer demographics. The blues is wonderful Corby Yates. American music that was invented here. Paseo de San Carlos was filled with it is the soul of Ainerica and everyone students, families and friends who came enjoys the blues," Gehrke said. to enjoy the beginning of the outdoor Sgt. John Laws of UPD said he was Above, Blues Festival headliner, music season in the downtown area. the watch commander for the blues festi- Tonuny Ca.stro, plays with fel- This is the 22nd year for the Fountain val and a soccer game that was happen- Blues Festival, said Alfonso De Alba, ing at Spartan Stadium on Saturday. low band members Keith Crossan, executive director of Associated Stu- KSJS, the campus radio station, tenor saxaphone, and bass gui- dents. broadcasted the festival live from their The festival originally started when studio. tarist Randy McDonald, during Ted Gehrke, producer and director of the Kevin Ariente, ICSJS jazz music direc- the 22nd Annual Metro Fountain festival, and Associated Students put on tor, said there was a great lineup, which Blues Festival. The festival was a concert that gave A.S. some extra rev- included Tommy Castro, the aforemen- enue, which it decided to use to put on a tioned Yates, Mighty Mo Rodgers, E.C. held on Saturday in front of the free blues festival. Scott and Smoke among others. campus Event Center. "The reason we choose to have a blues Patrick Battle, a senior majoring in Right, Akbar Shetty, wearing a festival is because it is the greatest administration of justice, said the festi- Arnerican music there is. By presenting it val was a good chance to try new music. foam cowboy hat, pretends to here at San Jose State, it is our tribute to "I really like the music, it is different play the guitar, an Associated Stu- Americana," De Alba said. "This is it, this from what I listen to. When you're is the best thing we do in America, hav- exposed to different kinds of music you dents raffle prize for the Blues ing festivals for everybody to enjoy." learn to appreciate it," Battle said. Festival, while a fellow AS staff He said they have never had any real Musician Mighty Mo Rodgers also member walks away. The 22nd security concerns, because of the security credited blues for its influence on Ameri- presence. can music over the years. Annual Metro Fountain Blues "We get a lot of visitors from the com- "If it wasn't for the blues, there would Festival was sponsored in part by munity who come over and enjoy the be no American popular music. You can go the Associated Students as well as campus, and enjoy good music and food. This is a family crowd and the A.S sells see BLUES. Page 3 other organizations. Paola% by klySil LI hail' Ihal) Skil/ Israeli prime minister's party votes to Radioactivity reject concept of Palestinian state TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Israeli international pressure on Israel and tie as prime minister. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Likud his hands diplomatically. Only a handful of delegates voted party voted Monday to reject the cre- Though the party body does not have against the Netanyahu-backed resolu- ation of a Palestinian state, a major the power to remove Sharon from office, tion, which read, "No Palestinian state defeat for Sharon. the vote showed his political weakness will be cveated west of the Jordan The vote, by a show of hands of mem- in his own camp and might limit his (River)," referring to the area including bers of the Likud Central Committee, effectiveness. the West Bank, Israel and the Gaza was overwhelmingly against accepting Behind the confrontation with Strip. the eventual creation of a Palestinian Sharon was ex- premier Benjamin Opposition to a Palestinian state has state. Sharon had strongly opposed the Netanyahu, who has announced his been the traditional position of the resolution and had tried to prevent the plans to challenge Sharon for party vote, concerned that it would increase leadership and eventually replace him see ISRAEL, Page 3 Jimmy Carter first U.S. president to visit Cuba since 1959 11.1\ ANA ,.11 likt I Lic- ilic com,t, ot tho,t. rvlations. mark smile, Jimmy Carter arrived in day evening. That is why those of us who were wit- Cuba on Sunday and became the first After their private jet arrived at 10:45 nesses to that attitude see you with U.S. president in or out of office to a.m., Castro escorted the Carters down a respect. visit this communist country since the red carpet and over to a wooden podium "Our country receives you and your 1959 revolution that put Fidel Castro in with the Cuban and Ainerican flags fly- delegation with sincere hospitality," Cas- kt.,,n La Mar / Daily Mall power. ing alongside. They stood at attention for tro added. Dressed in a gray suit, Castro, 75, the playing of the Cuban and the Amer- Castro also told Carter he was wel- San Jose State University Health Physicist, John Pickering greeted Carter. 77, at the airport with a ican national anthems. The "Star-Span- come to expand his scheduled visit later threw open gled Banner" is rarely heard in Cuba, this week to a biotechnology institute to describes the difference between two different types of holding contain- handshake and symbolically the doors of the island to the former though it was also played when the Bal- include other similar institutions after ers in the storage room of the Nuclear Research Facility in the bottom of American head of state, saying he could timore Orioles competed against a recent U.S. charges his country is trying Duncan Hall. To his left, the lead lid is raised on a high-density concrete go anywhere and speak with anyone Cuban all-star baseball team here in to deNIelop biochemical weapons. pit where concrete and dirt act as a shield to protect people from expo- "even if they do not share our endeavors" 1999. "You will have free and complete sure. To his right, Pickering points to a similar containment devise where an obvious reference to human rights "It is no secret that for almost a cen- access together with any specialists of tury there have not been optimal rela- your choosing to that or any other of groups. the acting shield is water. This room is used to store over 400 radioactive Carter said hi, and his wife, Rosalynn, tions between the two states," Castro our most prestigious scientific research sources of material that the students and faculty use for experiments. San had traveled here as friends of the told Carter in his brief remarks. "How- centers, some of which have been recent- Jose State University is one of the few California State Universities to have Cuban people and hoped to meet many ever, I wish to state that in the four ly accused, just a few days before your a nuclear research department on campus. during their five-day stay. Carter years of your tenure as president. you reminded Cubans that he would be had the courage to make efforts to see CARTER, Page 3

, 2 MAY 13, 2002 OPINION SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERS' I Semester's end brings thanks to grads the semester comes to a close first semester, but you and yuur col- even though I insisted I was OK Fee hike not in best As.Lnd graduation day approaches, leagues wouldn't let me. You, in partic- You've watched after me, led me in many of us will be saying good- ular, made me your special project and the right direction. If it weren't for you, bye to some of our friends and loved tried to get me more involved with the I don't know where I'd be in my career. interest of students ones. newsroom. Even though you'll be leaving for Even though I'm continuing on here You treated me as your equal, your Fresno in a few weeks, and 111 be head- the California Stat,e University chancellor's at San Jose State University, I have a friend and your brother. ing to Oregon two separate direc- Ifoffice has its way, nonresidents will be paying 15 few people I'd like to say goodbye to as We went out to lunch together. tions I know we'll remain good percent more in tuition by this fall. they move on with their lives and get We drank together and we watched friends and our paths will cross again. In addition to a President Caret-volunteered 1 per- into the real world. sports together. You've instilled your work ethic in cent cut, San Jose State University students will feel Mina', ("Unravel") you did it kid. We even talked about our futures me and I have been listening since the the continued rippling effects of the state economy You and I came in at the same time, and our pasts. start. You've been a great inspiration But why should out-of-state students be subjected but you will be leaving before me. When you were in high school, you to me both in the newsroom and to an future. increase and not residents? Out-of-state and You've been a good friend during the The knew you wanted to be a journalist. I, out. I've always said I never wanted to international students pay an average aforementioned individuals are of $8,640 per last two years, and I congratulate you just two exsunples of persons who have on the other hand, had my heart set on be you, rather I'd like to take what year, while residents pay less thrill $2,000. on your achievement. I'll always just getting into college and hoping you've offered me and use it as I try to This legislation seems to touched my life in the last two years be a deflection. remember when we were staff writers but while there are a few more, there something would fall into my lap. better myself There are students who said they would protest if and we never spoke a word to each It was like we were on two separate One can only be so lucky to meet the CSU passes the is one person in particular who I want legislation. other. Kind of funny because it's two to pay homage to. paths, but those paths finally crossed someone like you in his or her life. I Some international students have demonstrated years later and now it seems as if we two years ago. was fortunate to meet you at a time in the past but said nothing changed. Mike, ("Oz-mosis") the first time I can never shut up. I hope we can keep walked into the Spartan Daily, I Imew I'm glad they did. when I needed some guidance. While _The state legislature has few lobbyists for those in touch in the future. If they hadn't, you would not have many people will remember you as who are not California voters. I wanted to be your friend. We were so Beau, ("Professional Crastinator") similar two guys who were into touched my life just as many others "Oz," I was fortunate enough to know 4' 'International students need more of a voice since it seems as if it were yesterday that we wrestling, shared the same sense of have. the real Mike. the CSU administration will not speak for them. were racing to the finish in our first In the last two years, I have not I thank you from the bottom of my This year, 1,597 students are humor and both wanted to be sports either out-of-state or semester as writers. But now, you will writers. only found my writing mentor, but I've heart for everything you've done for international students, according to International be leaving us. You and I have been also made a good friend. me, arid this newspaper. Programs and Services. International students During my first semester on staff, are through some odd times, but I am glad you t,00k me under your wing and I know that if I really needed you, You will be missed and I wish you not eligible for need-based firrancial aid. t,o have known you. You are truly a you'd always be there for me. And in the best of luck, just don't forget me This makes this legislation even more helped me ease into this place that we shameful. unique individual who brought an call our second home. return, you'd ask for nothing. when you get all famous. While each California resident gets $7,000 in sub- utunatched presence to the newsroom You're so motivated and driven that sidies, only $300 to You spoke up for me when I needed $400 in subsidies exists for non- and have an unforgettable character. I can't help but feed off of it and use it resident students who attend a CSU. help and you refused to give up on me, And just as you stated in my birth- no matter how pathetic I was or how as my fuel when I need it the most. Ben Aguirre Jr. is the There is a $50 million to $60 million deficit in over- You've invited me into your home Spartan Daily executive editor, this all CSU revenue, yet day card last week, I too, know we'll be low my self-esteem was. SJSU's enrollment is at record during that when I was too drunk to drive home, is the final Anrwyed" of the semester levels, according to a press release sent out by the keeping tabs on each other in the I contemplated quitting university press office. Some international students rnight not retum to SJSU because of the increase, according to students Working together, we quoted recently in a Spartan Daily article. -o 14A-r po voo -ri.4),J)< . . One argument for the increase is that since they don't pay state taxes, nonresidents should make up cAvily scAgN? for it in higher tuition fees. can make a change Is three thnes the amount residents are charged cu not enough? (-) least once a week 1 ant They may not pay taxes, but they also aren't Atconfronted with apathy. allowed to work off campus without a special visa, so =less they are here on scholarship or have family Being a resident adviser, I deal help, they are stuck. On-carnpus jobs are not as lucra- with student apathy during cam- tive as off-csunpus jobs. Many students say they will pus and hall events. be forced to consider moving back home if the Being a part of the Spartan increase takes effect. Daily, I deal with community apa- If SJSU touts itself as a metropolitan university thy when trying to work in a stu- that encourages diversity, maybe we should consider dent environment. nonresidents as a psut of the spectrum of academia Being a member of society, I am and not as a group to be singled out and taxed. confronted with apathy from all Saturday's meeting, many of Many of the nonresidents make the Bay Area a sides when working on social whom were part of neighborhood permanent home after graduation. issues. associations, participated in build- Maybe SJSU could look at its nonresident stu- Usually, though, that apathy is ing parks and after-school pro- dents as an investment in the future instead of anoth- my own. grams; created neighborhood er cash cow. When Cindy Chavez, the city newsletters and watch groups; and council representative for the petitioned their local goverrunents downtown district, held her fourth to be a part of maiciudittleir scviety annual -neighborhood summit : 'better by redevelop schooW and meeting this weekend, I had a increasing public transportation chance to confront my attitude use. Quote about being involved and encour- These people had full-time jobs aging change. and families, but they still man- Initially, I went to the meeting aged to facilitate change in their for the Daily: www.offthemark com for extra credit. neighborhoods. Marine FEATuas SYND. 02002 MARK PARISI I was not prepared for what I I had never imagined that all it left with. took was one conununity member, "A PROBLEM IS A CHANCE FOR YOU TO DO MA< I woke up early Saturday morn- with one good idea, to create a bet- BEST." ing wishing I could just go back to ter living environment. bed and forfeit the extra credit. As the day was coming to a Ta PRocii_i Thankfully, a friend was going to close, Chavez took the time to - Duke Ellington the meeting too, and she made speak privately with the group of sure I remembered my commit- students who went to the summit. v rn to relax ment. I could have asked her a million .11Iti 10e. your mind. for more information, Counseling Services After breakfast, we arrived at questions that afternoon, but all I noitact Daniel George.--Aboyie at 924-5865. General process group from 2:30 p.m. to the convention center a few min- really wanted to know was how I 4:30 p.ut. in the Administration building, utes into Chavez's opening speech. could be a part of it. School of Art & Design Room 201. For more information, contact She was describing projects she I don't want to be a politician. Spartuide Student gallery art receptions from 6 Kell Fujimoto and Jeni Landau at 924-5910. was currently working on, those I don't want to run a neighbor- p to 8 p.m. in the Art and Industrial she had completed, and future pro- hood association. jects she was hoping to complete. Studies buildings. For more information, Counseling Services I don't want to deal with contro- contact John or Nicole at 921-4330. Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered In her speech, she recognized versy. Monday people in the community who had But I wouldn't mind Tuesday support group from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. watching a 90.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio in the Administration building, Room 201. played an active part in making child's face light up when his ele- Black Graduation CD sale, everything for a dollar. in front For more information, contact Sheening Lin beneficial change in the area. mentary school gets a new play- Black graduation committee meetings Cadre of the Student Union Amphitheater from at 924-5899 or Terri Thames at 924-5923. As I looked around me, I noticed ground. everyone welcome at 7 p.m. in the Africana "Like White on Rice" digital video noon to I p m. For more inforrnation. contact the people she recognized were I wouldn't mind having the Center in the modules next to the ATMs. screening at 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Art MiellellP at 924-4578. normal people, who happen to live thanks of an elderly woman when building, Room 133. For more information. For more information, contact Traci at 26.5- . Wednesday in areas that need drastic change. I write to my representative ask- 2408. contact Neal Dern' at 316.1470. 00.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio Some of them were young, some ing the city not to develop on her The last Tuneful Tueiulay of the semester, Library Multicultural Resource Center were old. Some had Ph.D.'s, some land. Coalition for Social Juatice, Nurses Christian Fellowship live music every wix.k.T'his week: witness the Presentation by Diana Borrego of the didn't. Some were rich, most I wouldn't mind helping a child Solidarity and Unity Bible discussion nt 9:30 a.m. and 10,30 weren't. Some end with The Evergreen Branch of the San Jose Public of them didn't even learn t,o read at a community Weekly meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacheco a.m. in the Montalvo room. located inside Vidras fmm nixin to I p.m. in the Library. Her discussion. about Huichol Indi- speak English. homework center. room to reflectively organize events this the Student Union. For more inforniation, Student Union Amphitheater. For more infor- ans, is scheduled from noon to I p.m. in the But they all cared enough to One smile, one "thank you," and semester. All student organizations are wel- contact Diane Stegmeir at 248-2997. mation. contact Shaun Morris nt 924-8764. multicultural center, Module A. For more make their community a better one more child on his way to col- come. information. contact Jeff Paul at 924-2707 or place. They all cared enough to lege, may be the only way to Library Multicultural Resource Center Movim ien to Estud iantil sacrifice a beautiful Saturday to Chicano de Aztlan 924- 2815. change the world. It may be the SJSU Faculty/Staff iValking Club Film showing of "Smoke Signals- from come together and pay tribute to only way to fight apathy. Weekly officers meeting at 6 p.m. in Beginning/intermediate levels: take half noon to 2 p.m. in the multicultural center in their efforts and their diverse The idea sure has come face-to- of your lunch and walk around campus. Module A. For more information. contact the Chicano Library HPSOUrco Center. Mod- Sparta Guide is provided free of charge ideas. face with my apathetic attitude. Meets every Monday from 11:30 a.m. out- Jeff Paul at 924-2707 or 924. 2815. ule A. For more information. contact Adri. to students, faculty and staff members. The Until this weekend, I believed Who knows? With any luck, I side of the Career Center. Fbr more informa- ana Garcia at 250-9245. deadline for entries is noon, three working only organizations with full-time may be able to help change the tion, contact Teresa Backer at 924-6055. Zen Meditation leaders and a lot of money could world someday, and all because of Zen Meditation Good Works Sangha will Mosaic: &ISM multicultural center days before the desired publication date. Entry Mrms are available in the Spartan make change. a little extra credit. School of Art & Design hold an organized meeting fnim 6:30 p.m. to Music, improvisation, meditation and Daily Office. Space restrictions may require Now I realize that I could have Student galleries open from 10 a.m. to 4 8 p.m. Meditation instruction will be admin- cultural exchange with Eddie Gale from 7 editing of submission& Phone and e.mail been actively doing it myself all Sarah Grote Ruf is a Spartan p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies build. istered by a 7,en Monk and others. Bring p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Mosaic. multicultural entries not accepted. Entries are printed in along. Daily Production Editor, this is inv. For more information, contact John or meditation cushion/pillow and dress com center in the Student 11nion. For more infor. the nrch, in which they arc Preeived. The groups of people present at tlu, final "Naivete" of the semester Nicole at 924-4330 fortably N,m.11uddhist and novo, o, r11..1 ion. contact 924-6255.

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continued from Page 1 He is impressive. I am a blues fan and "Corby Yates is an incredible musi- Triniece Robinson, a senior music Jim Yates, Corby Yates' father, said am glad to see it is alive and kicking," cian. I saw him a couple of years ago major, said she overheard the music the music is starting to attract listen- to clubs around the world and hear the Luster said. "I come from the south and and he is definitely a prodigy," Marrow from her dorm room and decided to ers of younger generations. blues," he said. "Blues is what America as a kid I grew up on the blues. My said. check it out. "In the beginning, our audience was exported around the world, it is lilce whole family listens to the blues." It was obvious that Yates, who lists "I live on campus and heard the older our generation but now we blue jeans and Pepsi cola; it's Ameri- At age 17, Yates won the Jimi Hen- Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jeff music so I came out to enjoy it. I really see more and more young people," he cana. Blues is what connects all Ameri- drix Electric Guitar Competition for Beck, John Coltrane Albert King, didn't know there was a blues festival said. cans together; it is what I cid' meta- the under 17 group in Seattle. Robin Trower, Thelonius Monk and today," she said. Doerschuk said, "Corby's age has physical music ... It is the only music In December, his band, which fea- Rage Against the Machine as his influ- Yates said he felt like he connected been a double-edged sword, it has that came about through tremendous tures his father Jim on bass, and Drum ences, had a following that is growing with the crowd. brought him a lot of attention at a very suffering and degradation, it is a posi- Magazine editor Andy Doerschuk on by leaps and bounds. "When I play these short 45 minutes young age and opened doors for him tive affirmation of a people who came drums, released its first CD. When he played his set, many in the sets, I just want to go out there and that don't usually open for people twice through after losing everything," "We started playing when I was 14 audience came to the stage and seemed explode, give all I got," he said. his age." Rodgers said. years old, and about two years ago we mesmerized by the musical ability of Doerschuk compared the crowd on The Metro Fountain Blues Festival Kevin Luster, a senior majoring in saw Andy play at a gig and we got Yates. hand to those from the past. is sponsored in part by grants from the business management information sys- him," Yates said. "I am not sure what "The first time I saw Corby, people "One of the things that struck me Arts Commission, City of San Jose, tems, said he was especially impressed we do is really just the blues." stopped dancing and were mesmerized was the following, it reminds me of the Arts Council Silicon Valley and San with 21-year-old Santa Cruz native Lucienne Marrow, a senior majoring by his playing. I was amazed that day," Grateful Dead, where people would Jose State University Associated Stu- y of Corby Yates. in television, radio, film and theater, said Ramon Johnson, a KSJS disc jock- drive from one concert to another just dents in conjunction with producer and rhood "Corby Yates is an amazing guitarist. said the festival was great. ey. to hear them play," he said. director Ted Gehrke. build- pro- rhood s; and nents pkiety and ation CARTER President opposes embargo r ISRAEL Prime Ministeibelieves Creation of Palestinian state is 'inevitable' continued from Page 1 continued from Page I the podium security for the state of Israel and jobs matic missions in both countries asked the convention to approve a fortable, Sharon took and negotiated the release of resolution backing his govern- and made a brief statement after its citizens and our desire for real man- visit, of producing biological thousands of political prisoners. Likud, but Sharon has said that ment in its efforts for peace and losing the vote on his resolution. peace." their weapons," said Castro, who has He also made it possible for under stringent conditions, he security. In a secret ballot, dele- He said he would honor the deci- Then Sharon exited the hall, vigorously denied the accusa- Cuban exiles to visit their rela- would agree to creation of such a gates voted against Sharon's pro- sions of his party's central com- walking behind Netanyahu with- all it tions. tives on the island and, for a state, at one point calling it posal by a margin of 59 to 41 per- mittee, but added, "I will continue out looking at him, before the del- mber, Reading his address in Span- short time, for other Americans to "inevitable." cent, a stinging defeat for the to lead the state of Israel and the egates quickly approved the reso- a bet- ish, Carter said he and the for- travel here freely. Instead of the measure oppos- prime minister. people of Israel according to the lution opposing creation of a mer first lady were visiting "as But a U.S. trade embargo is ing a Palestinian state, Sharon Looking defiant but uncom- same ideas that led me always Palestinian state. to a friends of the people of Cuba and still in place after four decades ne to hope to know Cubans from differ- and relations are as chilly as up of ent walks of life." ever. Jordan's King says U.S. action against Iraq would create Middle East instability kmit. The former American presi- Carter, the first former or sit- illion WASHINGTON (AP) Immi- the Arab world could handle,' the throughout all Arab countries," ended Iraq's occupation of dent said he looked forward to ting U.S. president to visit Cuba nent military action by the Unit- king said on NBC's "Meet the Abdullah said. "It would threaten Kuwait in the 1991 Gulf War. t all I meeting with Castro, as well as since Calvin Coolidge came in how I ed States against Iraq would lead Press." a lot of countries." Jordanians overwhelmingly sup- "representatives of religious 1928, has emphasized this is a President Bush has declared Jordan's future %, ,.uld not be ported Saddam. Relations didn't the to widespread turmoil in the Mid- groups and others to examine private visit and that he will not dle East, Jordan's King Abdullah Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein a threatened, but "people would be improve until 1996, when Hus- ian. ideas that are important for Ros- be negotiating with the Cuban hbor- II said Sunday. menace and pledged to remove very angry and very upset: he sein called for a change of gov- alyn and me," including peace, government. "If there's any sensitivity to him from power, although the said. ernment in Baghdad. human rights, democracy and the The White House and Cuban ntro- what's going on between Israelis administration says it has not Abdullah's father, the late Abdullah sidestepped ques- easing of human suffering. exiles want Carter, who has made and Palestinians now, moving on decided how or when that goal King Hussein, incurred the tions about what side Jordan "We understand that we have a post-presidential career out of king a Iraq at this stage would be will be achieved. wrath of Washington and its would take in another U.S.-Iraq differences in some of these monitoring elections in develop- the Any U.S. move "would really Arab allies when he refused to conflict, saying he would press for s ele- the tremendous instability in themes, but we appreciate ing democracies, to talk bluntly area and one that I don't think create massive disturbances join the U.S.-led coalition that peace. play- opportunity to try identifying with his host about human rights some common points." and democracy. the Afterward, Castro joined the Meanwhile, Cuban officials vhen Carters in a black Soviet-made and a growing number of Ameri- ask- Zil limousines for the trip to their cans who oppose U.S. sanctions n her hotel. 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4 MAY 13, 2002 SPORTS S JOSE. STATE. UNIN I RSITN SJSU softball team upends conference-leader Fresno

By Joseph Weaver by Fresno State second baseman innings allowing four hits while Pam Perez. striking out nine, but what they DAIL SI11.1. WRITUR "I knew I had to run as fast as got was just enough. The Spartan softball program I could to beat the throw and give "It was really special to end wanted to send seniors Dianna us a chance to win," Hall said. our season like that," Lilly said. Lilly and Karlie Reiss out as win- Perez's throw to first base was n'o beat one of the best pitchers ners. too late to get Hall at first. in the country was great." They accomplished that and All the while, Lilly continued SJSU starter Ferguson went then some. to run. all 10 innings, scattering 10 hits, Lilly scored the game-winning Lilly stormed around third walking one and striking out two run in the bottom of the 10th base and kept running home as Bulldog batters. inning to beat No. 14 Fresno Hall beat the throw at first. The Bulldogs won the first State University, 3-2, allowing "When I saw that I was safe, I game of the day, 1-0, on an the Sprutans to split a Saturday turned around and just started unearned run in the eighth doubleheader on Senior Day at saying, 'Come on Dianna, Come inning. SJSU Field. on Dianna,'" Hall said. With Pam Perez on second The Bulldogs (49-18, 18-6 The throw home by Fresno base, Fresno State third baseman Western Athletic Conference) State first baseman Vanessa Lindsay Fossatti singled to cen- won the first garne of the day, 1-0 Czarnecki to catcher Pam West ter field. in eight innings. reached home plate at the same Spartan center fielder Ste- The win gave Spartan starting time as Lilly. fanie McMinn bobbled the ball as pitcher Brianne Ferguson (9-18) "I just kept running because she tried to field it, allowing her third consecutive win over there was two outs," Lilly said. Perez to score the only run of the nationally-ranked teams. Fergu- "Then I saw that I had to hook- game. son had shut out No. 17 Universi- slide around the catcher to score. The unearned run ruined a ty of the Pacific and No. 8 Stanford So that's what I did." pitcher's duel between Fresno University earlier in the week. Lilly's slide around West and State's Southern and SJSU's With the score 2-2, the Spar- touch of home plate just before Carol Forbes (15-23). tans' game-winning rally began the Bulldog catcher applied the Southern went all eight when Bulldog pitcher Jamie tag gave the Spartans a 3-2 victo- innings, allowing two hits and Southern, who came into the ry to cap their season. striking out 10 SJSU batters. game leading the nation with a San Jose State University (25- Forbes was almost as good in 0.41 ERA, hit shortstop Miranda 44, 8-16 WAC) got an early lead her eight innings of work, allow- Gonzales with a pitch. in the game, scoring two runs on ing seven hits and striking out Gonzales then advanced to an error by Bulldog shortstop six, while walking only one. second base on a wild pitch by Leticia Pacheco in the first The doubleheader split gave Southern. inning. the Spartans two wins this week The rally appeared to be dead The Spartans chased Fresno over highly-ranked competition when an attempted sacrifice bunt State starter Leslie Poole after 1 at Stanford and Fresno State, by left fielder Elise BarriOS went 1/3 innings when Barrios dou- achieving a goal they had set for right back to Southern, allowing bled off the left field wall in the themselves. the Fresno State pitcher t,o get second inning. "We talked about this the Gonzales at third base for the The double prompted Fresno other day before we played Stan- first out of the inning. State head coach Margie Wright ford," Enabenter-Omidiji said. Barrios was then erased from to turn to her ace Southern (32-8). "We really wanted to get at least the base paths when a ground Southern, who has been named two wins t,o finish the year." ball by Lilly struck Barrios in the one of 10 finalists for the Colle- Enabenter-Omidiji hopes that foot while she was running giate Softball Player of the Year, the success against quality com- toward second base. had dominated the Spartans in petition gives her young team the With Lilly on first base, second the first game of the doubleheader experience needed for a more baseman Tara Hall stepped up to and was asked to do it again. successful season next year. the plate with two outs. "We knew that they would do "It's great experience for them Christ), Kinskey / Daily Staff Lilly stole second base on the that if we scored some runs," to have faced such great competi- first pitch from Southern to Hall. Spartan head coach Dee Dee tion," Enabenter-Omidiji said. No. 17 Becca Baldridge slides safely into third base during the fourth inning of game No. 1 in a dou- It was Lilly's 1 lth steal of the Enabenter-Omidiji said. "It "For our pitchers (Ferguson and season. ble-header against Fresno State University. The Spartans lost their first game to the Bulldogs 1-0, but pumped us up to see them bring Forbes), it's like they pitched two Hall then hit the next pitch (Southern) in." or three seasons compared to triumphed in their second game with a 10th-inning, 3-2 victory. she saw up the middle of the dia- The Spartans didn't get much what they were used to in high mond, only to see it flagged down off of Southern, who went 8 1/3 school." Sharks look to put Avalanche away, move onto conference finals SAN JOSE, Calif (AP) With league-leading Detroit Red Wings season, the Avalanche never lost share !if bad goals. fr with op. I( for die 'Sharks' Aenee 'or defending champs. Hart- patience, endurance and the occa- in the conference finals, but San arty of the 35 games they led "We're certainly going to have scorers. Marleau fed Selanne for ley seems certain his team will sional booming slap shot, the San Jose has found weaknesses in entering the third. to have a good start (in Game 6), the slap shot that beat Roy for the meet the latest challenge in sev- Jose Sharks are on the brink of Colorado's star-studded lineup "We've been able to work hard and I feel like I'm going to have to winning goal. eral seasons of playoff hardships eliminating the defending Stan- namely, the names beneath the every shift, and we're keeping have a very good start to give my "We can't get spread out without any dramatic changes in ley Cup champions from the play- stars. that work ethic into the third teammates a chance in this game against this terun," Foote said. strategy. offs. "They play fewer players a lot period of every game," Sharks to go on and surprise them," Roy "Their pinch works well when we But the Sharks are mindful of The Colorado Avalanche are of minutes, and that works into wing Adam Graves said. "We're said Sunday in Denver. spread out, and sometimes when history. They have the opportuni- within one loss of disaster after our hands," Sharks center Vin- just staying in our system and In the third period Saturday things are not going so well for us ty to get the biggest victory in San Jose's surprising 5-3 victory cent Damphousse said Sunday at waiting for the right chances to with San Jose trailing 3-2, we get spread out. We need to franchise history on home ice in Garne 5 of the Western Confer- San Jose's training complex. come, and so far in this series, Sharks coach Darryl Sutter used tighten up and play as a five-man while advancing to the conference ence semifinals. "When you play 25-30 min- they've showed up." his top line and his third line unit all over the ice." finals for the first time ever. As it has so often in this series, utes, if you work hard, nobody Coach Bob Hartley protested almost exclusively the better Those problems of overexer- "We've got to play just as des- the Avalanche's thin defense can be poised for 30 minutes on that his substitution patterns to beat up Colorado's four tion also affect the Avalanche's perate as they do," Damphousse struggled again in the third peri- the ice. That's when we can win haven't changed in the playoffs, defen semen with their best forwards at times. Captain Joe said. "We don't want to go back to od and once again, the Sharks some of those physical battles but almost everyone else thinks forecheckers. Sakic, Peter Forsberg and Chris Denver, and this is a good chance seized the chance to pound goalie against their great players in the the Avalanche's top four defense- When the second-line combo of Drury didn't manage a shot to finish it. We've always had con- Patrick Roy for an unlikely victo- third period." men are being overextended. Teemu Selanne and Patrick Mar- among them in the third period. fidence in our abilities. We always rY. Even if Colorado manages a Adam Foote and Rob Blake leau was unleashed later in the The Avalanche may be down, thought that this was the year we On Monday night, the Sharks late-series escape as it did in played more than 28 minutes period, the strategy quickly paid but they've still got the confi- were going to break through." will go for a clinching victory in last season's Stanley Cup finals apiece in Game 5, while Greg de Game 6 one that would stop with two victories to overcome a Vries played nearly 25 minutes IIIII SS OM 110 1111 the Avalanche from reaching the 3-2 series deficit to New Jersey and Darius Kasparaitis nearly conference finals for just the sec- several weaknesses in the 18. ond time in the last seven sea- Avalanche's lineup have been Colorado's weary defensemen sons. exposed. are another reason Roy is having Not many people outside the In its three victories during his worst playoff CASH series since join- BONUS Sharks' locker room expected the high-scoring series, Sarl Jose ing the Avalanche, allowing 17 anything to prevent the twice has rallied from a third- goals in the first five games and I BRING THIS COUPON TO Avalanche from facing the period deficit. 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Pinch runner Kayzell Milton Western Regional in the bottom of the eighth In Saturday's victory, SJSU scored two runners, and Bryan on Hector Zamo- SJSU shot a final round 303 for a The Spartans dropped two made it to third inning ensured the victory for left-handed starter Jahseam Baker added another double that ra's infield groundout, but Crow- 921 total on the Stanford Univer- one-run contests to the Owls but Rice. four singles also scored two later George scattered in the der struck out Gabe Lopez to end sity Golf Course, finishing 13 managed to pull out a 5-0 win on Mike Malott started for the over eight innings to lift the Spar- inning. Saturday. the game. shots behind eighth-place Uni- Spartans (18-9 WAC, 41-15 over- tans to the win. SJSU is the only conference versity of Southern California, Sunday's 3-2 victory gave the all) but was yanked after allow- It was the first time Rice (22-2, team to defeat Rice this season. SJSU returns to action on Owls Tuesday as the Spartans play three positions from advancing to at least a share of the WAC ing three runs in the third 41-10) had been shutout at home The Spartans downed the Owls 2- the NCAA national competition. crown. A win in any of Rice's final inning. since Texas Christian University 1 on April 7 in addition to Satur- Cal Berkeley at Municipal Stadi- six Pepperdine University tied conference games will give the Spartan shortstop Ryan won 3-0 on March 31. day's win. um. First pitch is slated for 7 UCLA for the top position as both school its sixth WAC title. Adams gave SJSU a temporary 6- SJSU got the only run it would In Sunday's finale, Rice starter p.m. schools shot an 883 over the The Owls moved one step clos- 5 lead with a three-run home run need in the fourth inning. Singles Justin Crowder scattered nine Rice finishes the regular sea- three-day event. er to that goal by downing the in the top of the fifth inning to by Kevin Frandsen and Adams hits in a complete-game effort to son with three-game sets at Fres- HeIle Gram was the top San Spartans 7-6 in Friday's opener. cap a five-run outburst in the put runners at the corner. Owls lift the 01.vls to the win. no State University and Jose State finisher tying for 29th Hunter Brown's two-run single inning. pitcher Steven Herce attempted Rice broke a 2-2 deadlock in Louisiana Tech University place at 227. Delgado, Hinske homers send Toronto past Oakland, 11-4 OAKLAND, Calif (AP) - Car- this season. innings. He has allowed 15 runs 330-foot marker just inside the then scored on Long's double. 52 home runs. los Delgado homered twice and Roy Halladay (3-1) allowed tvvo in his last three starts. foul pole. Long scored on Ramon Hernan- Lopez tripled in the ninth, Eric Hinske added a two-run shot runs and siac hits in 7 1-3 innings Lidle's lone win in seven starts Hinske was acquired by the dez's bouncing single up the mid- scoring Tom Wilson, who singled as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the for the Blue Jays, who have won came April 26 against the Chica- Blue Jays in a December trade dle. off Koch. Lopez scored on Oakland Athletics 11-4 Sunday. just four of their last 11 games. go White Sox. that sent Koch to Oakland. Jose Cruz Jr. added his fourth Lawrence's sacrifice fly to right- Delgado hit a two-run homer Halladay matched his season- The Blue Jays went up 3-0 in Joe Lawrence's sacrifice fly homer of the season in the eighth, center. in the fifth off Cory Lidle (1-5) high with eight strikeouts and the second inning. Raul Mondesi, scored Felipe Lopez in the same a shot off Jim Mecir into the Eric Chavez batted third in the and added a three-run shot in the earned his first win in five career who hit an inside-the-park homer inning. right-field seats. A's lineup for the second straight ninth off former Toronto closer starts against Oaldand. Saturday, singled before rookie In the fifth, Delgado's 10th Jeremy Giambi homered off day. On Saturday, he hit a grand Billy Koch. Terrence Long hit an RBI dou- Hinske hit his fifth homer of the homer sailed easily over the wall Toronto reliever Dan Plesac in slam in a 7-4 Oakland victory and It is Delgado's second multi- ble for the slumping A's, which season. in left-center and put the Blue the eighth, and the Blue Jays the A's snapped a four game los- homer game in the past four has lost eight of 10. The shot, on a 1-0 pitch from Jays up 5-0. used five pitchers in hopes of pre- ing streak. days. He hit two against Seattle Lidle allowed five runs - four Lidle, was a liner to right that The A's narrowed it in the bot- serving their lead. Chavez, who has 11 home runs on Thursda% and hti- 11 homers earned - and eight hits in ,ix barely t t.,1 t lie wall at the tom half Miguel Tejada singled. The A's lead the majors with this season, went 0-for-5 Sunday.

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Sunday services resume PARKING Daily parking permits will also increase if Caret approves plan at Church of Nativity continued front Page I major, lives on campus and has Conwell said. "At my other ing, but you also avoid traffic," BETHLEHEM, West Bank "We have to bring peace to to buy a parking permit. school in Colorado, it's 80 dol- Buck said. "It doesn't make (AP) Bells tolled and incense Jesus' land by dialogue and jus- union board member, is against "I think that's a bunch of lars for the year." sense (to begin charging for filled the air as worshippers tice and not by violence," said the proposed fee increase. crap. You can't even get a park- Erin Ford, occupational safe- light rail) because I would never returned to the Church of Nativi- Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, a "I understand that they ing space as it is and now they ty and health major, said there have taken public transporta- ty for the first services since the Vatican envoy involved in ending haven't had a fee increase in a are going to charge you for park- should be a reason for an tion if I hadn't realized it was end of a five-week standoff the standoff, told worshippers. long time, but primarily the first ing spaces that aren't available," increase, such as improving the free." between Israeli troops and Pales- In a separate service, Christ- year increase is going towards Marks said. "It would be okay to parking garage structures. Marks said if the school tinian gunmen. ian residents from Bethlehem paving over Bud Winter Field," increase it if there were going to "(At) my school at home in wants to raise the price of park- Nearly 1,000 people, far more sang hymns as the Greek Ortho- Olenak said. "Not only are they be gruaranteed spaces." Kentucky, it's $50 a semester," ing permits, there's nothing any- I led than usual, gathered for Greek dox patriarch Irineos forcing something down stu- Marks said increasing the fee Ford said. one can do about it. Orthodox and Catholic services prayers. dents throats that they don't will make the parking situation Mike Brewer, a computer "I don't go to a private school Sunday at the 4th-century After the services, Palestinian want, they're making them pay are really the com- worse. engineering mnjor, agreed with or a UC and those church, one of Christianity's holi- flags were raised above for it as well." but still, this is sup- to the church while "They decreased the block the notion that there shouldn't expensive, est sitei. pound next According to Chief Abeyta's a school for the public banners in English and Arabic radius so that you can't park in be an increase unless another pose to be As they entered, each made projected parking outlay, other public doesn't have reviewed were draped over the building. outside of campus. I could structure is built. and the the sign of the cross and than contributing $2,000,000 enough money to afford this: damage from the standoff One declared: "The Nativity understand if they built another "They shouldn't raise (the Church believes in peace and jus- toward paving over Bud Winter parking structure and charged price) unless they have plans to Marks said. between Israeli soldiers and Field, the rest of the Some tice: estimated us for that," Marks said. add more parking in the future. Mansouri said the garages Palestinian gunmen. $4,637,000 cost of maintenance stopped to gaze at the bullet Israeli forces, who had entered Kevin Conwell, a psychology I don't drive, but from what I are not in the best condition and holes that scarred the outside the West Bank as part of an oper- and improvements for one year major, said the increase is too hear, it's not a very good situa- there needed to be a fee walls. ation to root out Palestinian mili- is expected to go toward projects much. tion," Brewer said. increase. Candles burned at the tants, encircled the church April such as painting the interior of "I live on campus and it's Amber Buck, an accounting "There's a misconception that entrance to Jesus' birth grotto 2 when Palestinian gunmen fled the south garage and improving impossible to find parking so major, said she uses light rail raising parking fees are raising arid those who visited the area inside. , the ticket machines. they need to work on that before because it's free and convenient. students fees. Parking is option- knelt and kissed the star believed The standoff ended Friday Leah Marks, an animation they start raising the prices," "Not only do you avoid park- al," he said. to mark the spot where Christ with the agreement to deport 13 was born. Palestinian militants to Europe "We are happy to be here, to and to send another 26 to Gaza. Singer Dionne Warwick arrested in Miami, charged with possession of marijauna attend the services after a long Soon after the Palestinians left absence," said Alberta Katan, 65. the church, the Israeli army MIAMI (AP) Singer Dionne Warwick, 61, of Miami Beach, to Los Angeles when screeners at 1960s for such songs as "Walk on "When I entered, I felt joy in the pulled out of Bethlehem, the last Warwick was arrested Sunday was charged with possession of Concourse D noticed a suspicious By" arid "I Say A Little Prayer." eyes of the people praying again Palestinian city it still occupied. when baggage screeners at Misuni less than 5 grarns of marijurma. item in her carry-on bag at about More recently she been a in the basilica." At the Vatican, Pope John International Airport said they She signed an affidavit promising 7:30 a.m. She missed the flight. spokeswoman for the "Psychic For 39 days, the church was Paul II said he was relieved. found 11 suspected marijuana cig- to appear in court and was The five-time Grammy award Friends Network." home to scores of Palestinian "From my heart I thank all arettes inside her lipstick contain- released. winner and cousin to Whitney A spokesperson for Warwick gunmen and civilians. By the those who contributed to restor- er. Warwick was scheduled to fly Houston became famous in the could not inunediately be reached. time the ordeal ended, the place ing to the holy place its true reli- reeked of urine and was filled gious identity," John Paul said. with garbage, dirty dishes and "A special mention goes to the cigarette butts. communities of Franciscans, But volunteers spent Saturday Greek and Armenian Orthodox furiously cleaning, and by the who, with notable sacrifice, time services started Sunday the remained faithful to the sanctu- church smelled pleasantly of ary." incense. All that remained of the The pontiff said Bethlehem mess were some mattresses and could serve as inspiration in the blankets that children played search for peace between Life moves you in many directions. with in the courtyard. Israelis and Palestinians.

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