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VOLUME 10II, NO. 52 WEDNESDAY APRIL 1 6 , 1 9 9 7 INSIDE SPORTS rOeig Ow Short-handed Spartans *.*** Students relax in the Pur fall to No. 7 Cardinal tvv** 44. shade between classes Page 4 kV/ Page 6 SPARTANServing San Jose State University DAILY Since 1934 Caret explains issues with media University president expands on scholarships, serach for student affairs administrator Spartan Daily staff Report of San Jose library to be developed and fund- to four. ed by both the university and the city. He The vice president is responsible for over- San Jose State University President said that two sites under consideration to be seeing student outreach, disabled services, Robert Caret held a news conference on demolished are Hugh Gillis Hall and counseling and oversees students, among Tuesday, expanding on a slate of issues, Wahlquist Librar),,,, but Caret admitted that other duties. including a scholarship program, the SJSU he wouldn't know what to do with the staff Caret is responsible for choosing the vice Foundation, the joint city-university library, in those buildings. president after the list of final applicants who and the search for a new vice president of Caret also said that the city is eager to have been interviewed by the search commit- Student Affairs. approve any site along South Fourth Street. tee is submitted to him. The SJSU Foundation has been plagued Caret said that plans for a scholarship pro- The final candidates will appear on cam- by problems recently, signaled by a drop in gram were moving ahead. Under the plan, pus over the next two weeks. its financial reserve accounts and the resig- four-year scholarships will be offered to George Jones will appear in the A.S. nation of its executive director, S. Kent between five and 10 students who show high Council Chambers on Thursday from 11:30 Gibson. academic and leadership potential. a.m, to noon. Karl Beeler will appear in Caret responded to questions about the According to Caret, each recipient would Engineering Room 189 on Friday front Foundation by trying to explain how it oper- receive $100,000. 11:30 a.m. to noon. Robert Palmer, Jr. will ates. Responding to a question about the appear in the A.S. Council Chambers on According to Caret, the purpose of the recruitement of a diverse group for posi- ucsday from 11:30 a.m. to noon. reserve account is to cover unforeseen tions at San Jose State University, Caret Monica Rascoe will appear in Engineering expenses. said that the applicants for vice president of Room 189 on April 29 from 11:30 a.m. to Caret spoke about the new SJSU and City Student Affairs have been narrowed down 110011. Activists White Tax tips murder protest trial taxes begins Reformers demonstrate By Kim Skolnick Spartan Daily Staff Writer By Mark Steidle] After a five-year delay, the trial of Spartan Daily Staff Writer two brothers accused of killing their April 15 is not a pleasant day for most people. It's tax parents began Tuesday at the San day. It's the last day you have to give your hard-earned lose Hall of Justice. ITIOncy to Uncle Sam to do God-knows-what with. An The brothers, Jon Douglas White organization called People Opposing Welfare Reform Jr. and Scott Alton White, are (P)WR) is well-versed in where that tax money is going, accused of killing their father, Jon and they organized a protest At the Meridian Street Poo White Sr. and mother, Shirley Office in San Jose on Tuesday to demonstrate their disgust White, in May 1992.'111e bodies of for the system. White Sr. and his wife were discov- About 20 protesters for POWR marched in front of the. ered in their gray Ford Aerostar van post office and planned to stay there until midnight, which by a jogger eight days alier they dis- is the tax deadline. They carried various signs, like "Take. appeared. the Rich off Welfare." "Our taxes are not for profit," and Iii opening statements, attorneys distributed pamphlets that further detailed their basianih painted opposing pictures of the plaint: that one-third of the taxes taken are for welfare anal defendants. James McNair corporations and the rich receive three and a half times is 'Fhompson, defense attorney for much of that money as the poor. PHOTO BY LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily White Jr., tells the story of a family "The protest today is primarily educational." said Al ripped apart by abuse and alcohol. Traugott, a member of POWR's steering committec. The Meridian Post Office set up drop off spots on Meridian Avenue so drivers, like this family in their tow truck, can have a much "When (White Sr.) drank he was a "People aren't aware that the rich and corporations get three easier time getting through the crowds. Both sides of the street had post office worker collecting until midnight. monster." Thompson said. "When and a half times AS much as the poor people." he's drunk, he's mean: when he's POWR makes several allegations in their pamphlets mean, he's allusive. lie's a bully." See Welfare, page 6 See White, page 6 Breaking City plans for ground at Vietnamese Garden on Wednesday. It is I Ills 11 this garden since 1987. The garden is By Yaako AVOWS the main the showcase of Spartan Daily Staff Writer Vietnam Founders' Week, ai a waling Vietnamese culture and history," said expected to be built by the year 2000, Earth Day events to the Vietnamese :tiltural !leakage Nguyen. ,i member of the Vietnam and $4 million is needed for its con- The first plant. the I lam Garden AssOl Id non. Founders' association. "People in the communi- struction. the association explained By Jana Sesimdri graders from Horace Mann Bamboo, At Ille VICIII.IfIlese ultural Spartan Daily Staff Writer Week started Saturday. ty have been waiting for this event for that they have begun fundraising, but Elementary School are invited to I lernage Garden will be plant"! .Is The garden will feature Native nine years." it is far from meeting its goal. Even campus to join in Earth-friendly A wide range of environmental symbol of sharing dillerent cultures in Atiiericatt plant% And 10%11 111/Intal 1.1ic organizers finally got a permit though they haven't raised all of the organizations and vendors will be activities. The kids will be the City of San lose. SI/IltheASt Asian fintAan .al %pea les sur- from the try officials last ()ember 10 funds needed, the awn Lamm said on hand at the Seventh Street involved in several educational The g dbreaking ceremony rounding the flagpoles, km paid And build S s acre plot of land lot at groundbreaking will take pine. P1322 to commemorate Earth [)ay sessions about the environment will take place AI Ille I one Bluff Way WWI(' Ilke Al111111111g to ecl iii he r mote Creek Park a ham. I lie ViettlattleSC Garden will be such AS forest Ilk, the watercycle ( :aimed Expressway at 11:4S a. iii on Tuesday. Coordinated by the Vil'ill.1111 AS10(1116111. The Ass", iii it,, has been planning See Garden, page 6 Environmental Resource Center, and recycling. the event will be from 9 a.m. to 3 Mahaffey said the four spon- p.m., and will feature booths by sors of the Earth Day events are: Bella Mia Restaurant, 24-Hour health environmental organizations such Editorial Highlighting men's as Sierra Club, the animal protec- Fitness, HOPE and KOMI'. radio station. Sttawbet rs Tomorrow By Larry Hernandez "We're hoping that this will IK die tion agency, "Pcta," Silicon Spartan Daily Staff Writer Valley Bicycle Coalition and Bay workers desert(' From the director of first of many men's health awareness Area Action. alma "Clerks," Kevin The University I fealth Center's clays," Katsoudas said. SJSU-sporuared event decent Katsoudas said the event is impor There will be live music by the Page 2 Health Education Department will campus group, "Big Band," from Smith's latest film, try to help men bet mane CORI- tant be( AMC t (dirge- age men between The Center for Geographic Amy the ages of 18 to 24 are a high-risk noon to I p.m. Door prizes and Prison terms "Chasing l'ort able with health issues. The raffia will be held as well. Education at SJSU is one of the I health ( :enter will be hosting Men's group bet AMC they are susceptible to According to Dana Mahaffey, sponsors of an Earth Day project Minor felonies ma) health Awareness I fay IrOM 9 a. m. 10 drinking and substance abuse. direaor of the Environmental at Los Alamitos Creek. On no longer trigger 4 p.M. Ii011.1110W on the second floor Katsimdas explained that the event Friday, students from the geogra- of was the idea 01 Oscar Battle, Health Resource Center, two speeches 25-years-to-life terms the Student Union. will be presented: Ken Broome phy department will help approx- The event is titled "In Pursuit of a hint :Him' coordinator, who felt that will speak at10a.m. on generat- iinately 175 students from Randol Page 3 [healthier Future For Men." men's health issues dim not get the Elementary School with a map- same attention As women's issues, ing renewable electricity and Paul According to Ellie Katsoudas, a mass ping project in conjunction with "Basically WOIllell are always hav- Spitler at 11 a.m, on limiting log- Women's tennis communications student who has gins in our country. the Joint Venture Silicon Valley been involved with the project from ing health lairs and their AWArCIICSS IS In addition to being Earth sponsored alliance program "A Spartans ( all I its inception, it is the first of its kind generally higher," Katsoudas said. Day, Tuesday will also be Kids' River Runs Through Us," which past IX Santa Cruz to be held At a university. The event is 'the event will be centered around three one-hour seminars from I I ill Day, said Mahaffey. Third Banana Mugs designed to prnITIOte AWArelICSS about See Earth, page 6 health and to help men feel mane a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the SimIciit Page 4 comfOrtable in asking questions. See Health, page 6

... OPINION Wodnsday, April 16, 1997 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY

Exploitation of strawberry workers must not continue

he strawberry workers deserve a If they get a contract, they hope not only and union organizers. Strawberry workers are seasonal workers

raise, and 5 cents a pint is not an for better wages for workers, but safer and Editorial Workers are fearful of losing their jobs if who, like a majority of temporary, part-time unreasonable request. A nickel is cleaner working conditions as well. a non-union grower finds out about their workers, do not have health insurance plans really not enough compensation for the They hope to end the harassment of union activities. for themselves or their families. In any indus- in the Watsonville area and sent a clear mes- hardship strawberry workers face every day. workers by "bad apple" growers who, to the Not only is the firing of an employee on try, the lack of proper preventive health care chagrin of responsible growcrs, give straw- sage: The exploitation of workers to fatten the basis of their political ideology wrong, it leads to a decrease in profit because of the The United Farm Workers hope workers corporate earnings can't continue. will get their 5 cents and more. berry growers a bad reputation. is unlawful. sharp increase in workers' sick hours. It is hoped that 5 cents will find its way to Some growers are open and willing to If the workers are truly being exposed to A happy, healthy, respected worker is a lhe LAW and the AFI.4:10 are count- have the union increase their presence on the ing on their strong presence in Watsonville the workers and not remain in growers' and dangerous chemicals on a daily basis, it is productive one. A sure-fire way to have a processors pocketbooks. farms, allowing representatives to mingle time for the State of California to own up to successful business is to have a whole staff of to force the large agricultural growers to the and solicit new members. But threats made table to negotiate a contract for the straw- "[he UM and AFL-CIO have singled the problem and increase spot inspections of satisfied workers who don't have to face per- out large strawberry growers and processors to some workers on non-union friendly the fields. secution in the workplace. berry workers. farms have led to hard feelings from workers

Students lack interest TV's latest homosexual in activities on campus RiSto character just another

years, students have believed all they have to do ploy to boost ratings For be successful in college is pay tuition, go to class week's cover of Time Magazine features and study. Well, they're wrong. Education does not This Fr Ellen DeGeneres with the headline: begin and end in the classroom. actress Certain qualities Are gained through participation in "Yep, I'm Gay." My this bit of news: Who didn't know? Who student dubs, organizations and government. They reply to and leadership skills and teach sell cares? develop interpersonal reliance. DeGeneres' coming out is being touted as some sort Why didn't somebody say something earlier? Well, of breakthrough for gay people. I don't sec how. maybe somebody did, and no one was listening. Most people already had strong suspicion that IASI August, President Robert Caret sent a letter DeGeneres liked girls. article in Time points out, last fall DeGeneres encouraging students to participate in the many extracur- As the did a series of TV interviews and hinted she was gay. In ricular activities offered on campus. and said a The Associated Students government circulates pam- the interviews, she joked she was Lebanese phlets begging for volunteers to new character named Les Bian serve on campus committees. would be joining her show's

Student Activities Cast. Coordinator Phil Sanders think by now we all had a attends every student orienta- pretty good idea about tion, delivering his message of tsV'AlkitroSnri@t. Degeneres' sexual orientation. ins/0,11,0. the importance of (Arnim% So I'm just wondering here, involvement. what is the news? I see this announcement as "I'm trying to plant a seed Hazing law suffers from ambiguity in a freshman or transfer itt- very calculated by DeGeneres, whose show is not exactly WRITER'S FORUM dent," Sanders said. "Don't WRITER'S FORUM a senior at 'lexas A&M and a acts, the student could be punished. liy Kim hauling in the ratings. By Larry just come to class and go Ascolumnist for The Battalion, I The law IS also designed to compro- Skolnick GUEST CO LUMNIST asked several people, and Hernandez home. Find something, even if hereby demand, through the mise students' freedom to assemble and I could not find one person it's just a study group." power of my position and class rank, that SI tip] Hi ii 1.1,1ti« freedom of speech. who had either seen :OMMUrIll:111011% graduate everyone must take off their shoes before Even if a hazing act is consented to by DeGeneres' show or could name one character, but they student Dwayne !learn believes at least 50 percent of a both parties, both will still be charged reading any further. said they would surely tune in for this episode. complete education takes place outside the classroom, Those who comply with the preceding and tried. The most likely result if a I think she figured that because she couldn't really and it is vital for students to take advantage of as many paragraph are victims of hazing according to the hazing guilty verdict is handed down will be the dissolution of opportunities as possible. law of A&M, which went into effect August of 1987. the organization. keep it a secret any more, why not try to boost her rat- ings? What a coincidence that the "coming In the ball 1996 semester alone, !learn held down two A&M students have recently become familiar with The law will he enforced regardless of any personal out" episode pan time lobs; was a member of the Campus Climate the law thanks to continual reminders from the injury or property damage. Much hke George Orwell's will be aired during sweeps week. In the Time Eset.Illive Committee, the Student Orientation Advisory Department of Residence Life and Housing, the novel 1984, there are administrators on this campus article, DeGeneres said that in every Committee, the SJS1.1 Ballroom Dance Club and Alpha Commandant's office and other administration depart- whose jobs revolve around seeking out the "dark forces interview she ever did, "everyone tried to trap me into 1911 Omega; and volunteered with International Student ments. of hazing." being gay." Services. This year, two Greek organizations were suspended There is no point in enforcing a law and wasting These don't sound like the words of a hero to me; they sound like the words "You can get all the book learning you want, but it by this law, and the Fish Drill Team is currently under time and money pursuing a case if neither party of someone who has given up. They say, "Well since I can't hide it any longer, I might doesn't net essarily teach, you how to handle problems," investigation for hazing activities. It appears the law is involved suffers any damage. as well tell you." Sanders said. "1 don't think your college experience being enforced and applied across the board. Just because the state and the University feel hazing If she was so proud of being gay or a crusader for gay would lie as educational or fun if you didn't participate But because of the generalized language of the law, it is wrong, this doesn't justify intrusion into students, rights, she would have been more open about it from in :activities outside of class." also represents a threat to the individual liberties of stu- lives. the There IS .1 StIldellt organization to fill almost any stu- dents. Every rumor or mention of hazing will be fully start. There are many examples dent need. SISll's stIldelli population has created a var One of the overlying problems with the law is the investigated by the University, even if no one was hurt in the entertainment industry of people who have been open about their sex- it'd network of organizations to match its own diversity. lack of a definition of what "hazing" actually is. and there was consent. This means money it wasted on uality, especially women. Campus organizations range from the social to the There must be some unique aspect to the hazing Administration salaries and time is wasted by students Melissa Etheridge religious. Inim the cultural to the political, each founded law. 'I lie legislation spells out through AI least five dif- who have to sit and wait to be questioned by "all-know- and k.d. hang have been out for and MB by students. ferent explanations, but none are solid. ing"members of the Administration. a long time. They never hid their sexual orientation. According, to Sanders, 145 to 150 organiutions are Anything that involves a "misuse of class rank or Apparently, die Administration feels justice is merely These are the people who have made it safe for registered with the Student Life Center. Because of a position" could be hazing. There is no particular act of a trifle to be dealt with at a later date. DeGeneres to "come out." They are the true pioneers. neglect to re -register with the center, the true number is "hazing" that couldn't also be "assault and battery." Students, in the case of the accused members of Fish Some will argue that this is a breakthrough for TV and culture because although there have been gay char- I. loser to 200, he said. Logically, hazing should result in some sort of men. Drill Team, began to be punished for hazing the instant acters on other shows, this is the first lead gay character. But students aren't participating. A scant 1,769 stu- fill or physical harm. But the penal code already pro- they were accused. The dents voted in the most recent campus elections. "Fhat's vides for cases of assault and battery, murder and other Perhaps the Administration should take the time to only problem is, who is going to watch the show only percent of the approximately 25,000 registered crimes, read the Constitution they claim to support as after the initial gay episode? 51511 students. Even fewer get involved in the school's l'uniSIIIIIC111$ for murder or assault and battery Americans. The show simply isn't that good. If this was taking place student committees. Sindent clubs aren't much better would be far more effective than an accusation of haz- The hazing law uses good intentions to try to protect on a show like "Seinfield" or "ER," that com- mands huge ratings and 011. At ill Sanders, most clubs have a nucleus of ing. The hazing laws will effectively punish criminal students from harm or death, but as the old Adair says, one of its lead characters was 10 to 15 «ire members who are intensely active in club behavior of one or multiple offenders. But the "The road to hell is paved with good intentions. gay, it would have a greater impact. DeGeneres' ,mttivuiues Alld prOVIde le,11.1CrS11111 Arid direction. University and the state want to stop more than crime. The hazing law is poorly defined, unspecific and show simply doesn't have a large enough No exact numbers exist detailing how many students They apparently want to stop personal liberty as well. results in A loss of liberty and choice by individuals. forum. Art. at I lye its (.11111,11S TAM/AMISS. hilt a fair estimate Is There are a few unique aspects to the hazing law. Administrators and legislators must allow students to DeGeneres is the only one who will benefit from 2,500, That's 10 peraent of all SIM./ students. It is the only law designed to punish the recipient of live their own lives responsibly and punish individuals coming out. If her show starts to pick up and gains larg- Students need to stop complaining that their eduta "hazing" acts, as well as the perpetrators if know!. without making decisions for them. er ratings, then she wins. non lacks quality and StArt taking Mailers into their own edge of "hazing" actiVII ICS are not reported, the punish. lithe show begins to drop in the ratings and is even- tually canceled, she will hands. With tees rising steadily toward the ozone, sill ment is a fine up to $1,(f1N) and jail confinement up to This guest column appears courtesy of The Battalion from be viewed as someone who took the fall for something she dents owe it to themselves to squeeze blood from every 180 days. Texas At+M University via D Wire, Larry Lee i column believes in. She has nothing to last penny. Otherwise, the education you pay for might This means that if a student was willing to partici- will return nod Wednesday. lose. just be the one you get. pant and weeks later the administration suspects that student of being in one of these undefined criminal Larry Hernandez is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. Aim Skolnick it a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Using the 'substitution test' on pornography '''..Wa4ingt.0 SrIlAre, San Jose, CA 951920149(408)924 1280 policies [mat SJSUSPItaol com right to Ayear ago, I was shown A publish degrading mate- Executive Editor I airy lee Readera are encouraged to Crill1r)11, VIeUrI1//flt rials about anyone regardless Managing Editor Marcus Walton six -page photo layout of STAFF WRITERI4 eternise thomeelvee on the Opinion race, religion or Opinion Editor , linsbne Ann Bacas page with a letter to the Editor that appeared in a well- gender, but as Xasko Agawa, Melanie Balangue, Genoa Barrow. or Photo Editor i.,,,, I Clendenin Campus V iew p ont known pornographic magazine If the argument against human beings, do we honor a Nan Bergman. Sean Coffey, Andrew W Davis, Sports Editor ( rustin Shekel) A letter to the Friars is a 200. A friend's "dreams" Devon I ehely, James 5 Gunsalus, tarry displaying number of naked pornography of "I'll know it by purchasing Assistant Sparta Edtor Matt going wordresponse to an issue or point Hernandez, Tricia Herrera, Andy W Ho, Andrew women bound and gagged vigi- when I see it" doesn't hold for and celebrating a photo publica- Chief Photographer Sean Galwn of new thot has appeared in the Hussey, Dennis Knight, Kimberly I amke Gloria lante tion that encourages stereotyp- Features Editor William lecke Spartan Daily. style in cheap hotel rooms, Ms. Milner, perhaps the "substi- Magana. Paul Matarangas. Tern It Milner, Puna #so, Campus Editor Nixvena I %Sado A Campus Viewpoint r 450' barb wired against trees and tution test" will aid in her under- ing, abuse, violence and oppres- Nay, Vic Ribeiro Tiffany Sanchez, Jana Seshadri, 111 Downtown Editor I aura Laztarin word may on comint campus, abandoned along deserted coun- standing sion? Kim Skolnick, Ronda Studer, Catherine Spencer of degradation. ryil Copy Editor iiiiiii I num political or eocial imam. Mark Steidel, Laura Vann, Aaron Williams, try roads. The next time she sees a pho- If men continually see publi- 100,1 Senior Start Writer Mike Trsphagen Submarine, become the cooper- Deanna Zemke I AITI unclear as to the allure of tograph of a woman on all fours cations of women as objects to be ty of the Spartan Daily and may be edited for clarity, grammar. libel these photographs, but I do rec- with a dog collar around her neck ogled, manipulated, tied up and PIE(YrOtIRAPHERS and length Submissions must ognize abuse and degradation or a saddle on her back, she collared, why should we expect Advertising Director Krishna Barenbrugge Max Bet here Ronda Bradtord, No Crabb Director contain the author's name, when I sec it. should ask herself if her opinion them to see us any differently in Art Omens Brandon Garcia. Brenna Jennison. David Retail Manager ivistine Kiedaisch addrear phone number, sigma- ruchansky, Dona Nichols, Andrew Nelsen If members of a minority of the photograph would change the classroom, workplace or at National Manager Jennifer Yornogida tune and major. group were to replace home? Entertainment Manager Justine Siert, Charles Slay, tea Tamen Submissions may be put in the the women if a naked, collared African Downtown Manager `",iiardel Scheeler Editorial Cartoonist letter, to the Editor bus at the in these photos, the public would American male were substituted; I am fairly certain African Marketing Manager kyle Benner had Rodriguez Spartan Daily office in Insight be outraged. or the naked woman barb wired Americans do not purchase mag- Marketing Assistant Sandy Wong Rental flidl Room 209, snot by Cal Yet journalists such as Tern K. to a free Were substituted by a azines supporting racial inequali- Retail Account Executives Avantika Ahisa, (iNAFIEICS to til0f0 924.3237 or nailed to the Chan, Chris lusher, Ch. I, in Nao, Ion Burke Milner ("Pornography: the cost naked Vietnamese immigrant. ty for their white friends, nor do Mary Charlie Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, Komi, Chen Nu tee. Sylvia Sanchez, Glen So AININERN School of Journalism and Masa of A free, open society") honors If these are not acceptable any other minority welcome EritodoMment Account Executives Jesus Communications, San Jose State publications that victimize images for minority groups, why materials portraying them as ani- Garica. Deanna ()sot, Jon Piazza, Sarah Advertising Qt,inIon 11ms...treaty, One Washington mals. Wheeler women by subscribing to and is it acceptable for women to be Editorial Square, San Joan, CA 9611Q0149. Shame on the woman who Downtown Account Executives Datil ltditoriala are written by, and defending one's right to publish displayed in this way? Arguello, Canssa Brayman, Viven Chen, Yeptien leeene. Jan Shaw Susan are tile cornmeal/a of, the and purchase "girly" magazines. Pornographic abuse does not gives a man her permission to be Medved Photo Spartan Deily demeaned. Artists Judy lung, Joseph Hu, Mike Naspar Sin McNay editors, nal the Though Ms. Milner draws the end at age 18 as long as society At le Wheaton Walt line at child pornography by rec- views the degradation of women Room 3282 Advertising 408 924 3270 Published opinions and Myer. Peggy Periandri News 408 924 3280 Fa. 408 924 to ognizing it as "child abuse," she as an acceptable form of' enter- Spartan Daily 111SPS05094801 is published every school day for (full academic tremen ta not netessanly reflect the vier, of the Spartan Daily, the sees these "adult" magazines as tainment. English and (semester) Periodic postage pad at San Jose and addikortal yean525 $15 School of Journalism and marling offices Mal subscriptions accepted on a remander of semester basis Mass sex -based, not degrading and vio- The First Amendment, as we Communications or SJS11 San Jose Stale POStMASTER Send address changes to the Spartan Daly, San Jose State lent. view it today, does give us the uNIVERSIt University, One Washington Square, San Jose. CA. 95192-0149

4 Wednsday, April 16, 1997 3 San Jobe State University SPARTAN DAILY

Buy books or donate old books brown bag lunch and discuss stress management place from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Costanoan Program is near. Applications for residential advisor, l'he Library Donations and Sales Unit will have its front noon to 1:30 p.m, in the Pacheco Room in the Room in the Student Union. For more information, math instructor and math facilitators is Friday. The Student Union. Evening advisement will also be call Anna at 293-2401 positions are for the months of July and August. ongoing books sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In available from S p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Student Potential applicants should go to Wahlquist Central Room 408 in the Wahlquist North Library and in Resource Center located at WIC 135. Questions Attend mass with the Catholic Room 202. For more information, call Student the Clark library lobby hit more information, call should be dirt, led to lane Boyd at 911 s950 Campus Ministry Development Services at 924-2575. 924-2705. 1 he ( Amin. ( ampus Ministry will hold daily Explore your career options in mass from 12:05 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the John See student art exhibits Black Graduation Committee Environmental Studies )0(111 Center across from the SJSU theatre. Call The School of Art and Design will host art holds meeting .1he Career Center will be discussing careers for Ginny for more information at 938-1610. exhibits from SJSU students today through Friday. I he meeting will take place in Business Environmental Studied. The meeting will take place All exhibits will be featured in the galleries in the Art Classrooms Room 101 at 7 p.m. today. Call 924- from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Guadalupe room at the Find fat for five bucks building except the Herbet Sanders exhibit, which 7915 for more in Student Union. For further information, call the The Department of Nutrition and Food science will be featured in the Industrial studies building. Career Resource Center at 924-6033. will be testing body fat percentages for only $5 There will be a reception today from ft p.m. to David Anderson will be Pass between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. in the Central p.m. ,and Santa Fe sculptor the CBEST the featured lecturer in the Tuesday night lecture 1 he Liberal Studies Society will be providing free Make decisions with the Asian Classroom Building Room 103. Call Kim Roth for details at 924-3110. series at 5 p.m. in Room 133 of the Art Building. refreshments and first hand knowledge of the American Christian Fellowship For more information, call Coordinator of Student CREST test to those interested from 3:30 p.m. to 5 Speaker Steve Wong will be speaking on "Facing Galleries Sarah Puckitt at 924-4330. p.m. in the Pacheco Room in the Student Union. a Decision" in the Guadalupe Room at the Student April is Occupational For details, call Amy DeRoboam at 559-7078. Union at 7:30 p.m. Call Cindy at 278-1948 with Therapy month The Hellenic and Cypriot any questions. There will be various events on campus during Get help to eat right the month of April put on by the members of the Association holds meeting 'the Health Education Department will hold an Learn about Christianity Student Occupational Therapy Association for Join the general meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Guadalupe Room. For eating disorder support group from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. "National Occupational Therapy Month." Call In China more information, call John at 293-9233. in Room 208 at the Health Center. Call Nancy The Episcopal Canterbury Community will hear SOYA at 924-2118 for more details. Black at 924-6118 for more infinmation. the experiences of Ms. Debbie Low-Skinner, a Compiled by Sean Coffey Silicon Valley engineer who went on her own to Time is running out to join the Spartan Daily Staff Writer Re-enter stress free learn about Christian communities in China. The Summer Bridge Program I he Re Imtry Advisors' Program will host a discussion, which includes a free dinner, will take 1 he deadline to apply list the Summer Bridge Third-strike felony debated Battle brewing over SACRAMENTO (Al') Minor president of the 'eWSININIM for any subsequent ruled that judges may disregarc. prior felonies would no longer trigger 25- CaliforniaPublic felony conviction. felony convictions to avoid handing control of Heaven's years-to-life prison terms under Defenders "... the people Currently, Lee's out three-strike sentences, but California's three-strikes sentencing Association, bill would require Katherine Sher of California law, if long-shot legislation approved The three-strikes of California did the second or third Attorneys for Criminal Justice said Gate Web business Tuesday by a state Senate committee law, enacted in felony to also be seri- courts rarely use that power. SAN DIEGO (AP) A for- Hale-Bopp comet. becomes law. 1994, authorizes not intend to ous or violent to trig- "They do make (those) motions mer Heaven's Gate member and Higher Source designed World The measure, by Sen. Barbara Lee, lengthy prison terms have people ger the longer sen- and they are granted in maybe 10 per- the county are disputinf owner- Wide Web pages for several busi- D Oaldand, cleared the Public Safety for people with at tences, but she cent of the cases," she said. "Judges ship of the suicide cult s World nesses, including the San Diego Committee on a 5-3 vote, the bare least one previous committed for agreed to amend the are not anxious to strike priors." Wide Web design business, which Polo Club. Cult members majority needed for approval by the serious or violent bill later in the She said the three-strikes law has may be worth $1 million despite designed graphics and wrote the eight-member panel. felony conviction. stealing pizza process to cover just resulted in "very real human costs. all its employees being dead. programming code for the sites. But the bill will need 2 two-thirds A defendant with third-strike cases. There is a difference between saying The county plans to auction off Zakari said Ford, who also goes vote to pass the full Senate, if it sur- one previous serious or writing bad Bill supporters someone has done wrong and should the cult's earthly belongings and by the name Rio DiAngelo, vives its next test in the or violent felony checks" said most third- be punished and saying that person give the proceeds to surviving fam- received a diskette detailing plans Appropriations Committee. faces twice the nor- strike sentences should be sent to prison for the rest of ily members, said for the business on And if it gets out of the Legislature mal prison term for handed out so far his or her life," she added. Susan Jamme, the March 25, the it faces a likely veto by Gov. Pete each subsequent Michael Arkelian, have been for minor But Art Crone)' of the Committee county's deputy "If they want Same day two Wilson. felony. crimes and that a on Moral Concerns said that "after public administra- farewell videos and "I'm not naive enough to believe Someone with Ca. Public Defenders recent study by the two serious or violent felonies anoth- tor in charge of the to start some three letters arrived that the governor will sign this bill, two prior serious or Association president Justice Policy er felony is a good indication of a Cale. in the mail. but I think the statement needs to be violent felony con- Institute found that career criminal. We don't think this But Richard ugly, Zakari refused made that the people of California victions referred states without three- bill is in the best interest of the people Ford, a former post-death to release the did not intend to have people com- to as "strikes" can be sentenced to strikes law had about the same drop of ahlotitia." member who dis- instructions, but mitted for stealing pizza or writing 25 sears to life or three times the nor in crime as California did in 1994 95. covered the cultists' battle then we he said they show had checks," said Michael Arkelian. mal term to life, whichever is greater, last veal the state Supreme ( nun 39 bodies in a rent- Ford and his com- ed Rancho Santa Fe may have to pany, Interact mansion on March Entertainment, are 26, said members pursue to supposed to take Authorities wanted him to legal action." over the business, aSSUIlle ownership which they believe question MLB honors Robinson of the business is worth more than NEW YORK (AP) Fifty years ever," he said. "Jackie Robinson The 12 players who currently wear known as Higher -- Robert Zakari, $1 million. after Jackie Robinson became the first scored the go-ahead run that day and No. 42, like Butch Huskey of the Source. But Ford sev- another black player in the majors, baseball we've all been trying to catch up ever Men and Mc, Vaughn of the Boston "If they want to Ford's attorney ered all ties to the retired his number in tribute Tuesday since." Red Sox, will be permitted to keep start some ugly, cult in February, night. saying No. 42 will belong to With players from both teams the number until they leave the game, post -deat h battle when he left to in boy's the sports pioneer "for the ages." standing in front of their dugouts. Selig said. then we may have to pursue to work for the entertainment and With President Clinton and Clinton saluted Robinson's contribu- But no one will be given the num- legal action," said Ford's attorney, computer company. Jamme said. kidnapping Robinson's widow, Rachel, standing tion to his game and his country. ber from now on, he added. Robert Zakari. -Ile county is The cult's financial ledger shows at home plate, acting commissioner "Today I think every American "I have a lot of pride now," interested in making money under Ford received $1,012.50 when he BEALNION I Cald. (Al) -- Bud Selig announced that baseball should say a special word of thanks to Huskcy said. "I can walk Anywhere the ruse of protecting the fami- left. Investigators searching for a 10-year- was retiring the number the late Hall Jackie Robinson, Branch Rickey and and they'll say 'He's one of the guys lies." "The ledger said 'exit fee," old boy who was snatched from a of Famer wore throughout his career. members of that Dodgers team who who can wear No. 42.' I'll walk members committed sui- Jamme said. "Two days later he street at knifepoint questioned anoth- "The day Jackie Robinson stepped made him one of their own and alone." cide last month by swallowing was working for Interact." er man in connection with the kid- on a major league field will forever be proved America is a better, stronger, There were tributes to Robinson vodka and drug-laced pudding or Jamme said it's possible the napping, authorities said. remembered as baseball's proudest richer country when we all work at other major league ballparks applesauce They believed that estate also will try to claim some of IBI agents went to thc man's moment," Selig said. "Major league together and give everyone a chance," Tuesday night. with the Shea their souls would be taken to heav- the money Ford receives from in the Pass area Sunday night home baseball is retiring No. 42 in tribute he said. Stadium ceremony being shown on en MI a spaceship trailing the ABC for a television movie. and police questioned him on to his great achievements and for the "I can't help thinking if haide was video screens and his number flashing Monday. Although he has not been significant contributions he made to here with us tonight, he would say we on scoreboards. ruled out as a suspect. he is not con- society. have done a lot of good, but we can In Cleveland, Seattle's Ken Griffey sidered a very likely one at this point, "No. 42 belongs to Jackie do better." Jr. wore No. 42, instead of his usual said Beaumont police Sgt. Mitch Robinson for the ages. Mrs. Robinson called the celebra- 24, in a game: against the Indians. Whitc, who is heading the investiga- No other major professional sport tMn "a great moment for all of us." "He worked hard for each and tion. has honored one of its players in a "I believe that the greatest tribute every one of us. 1 had a chance to Authorities were acting on a tip similar fashion. that we can pay to Jackie Robinson is wear his number. Now I'll hang it on that the man fit the kidnapper's The game between the New York to gain new support for a more equi- my wall, It's something I will cherish description, had recently shaved his Men and Los Angeles Dodgers was table society. And in this heady envi- forever," Griffey said. facial hair and had a white car, said Lt. halted after the fifth inning for 35 ronment of unity, it is my hope that Robinson's grandson, Jesse John Acosta minutes AA Clinton, using two canes, we cars carry his living legacy beyond Simms, threw out the first ball for the to recent composite According walked to home plate with Selig and this glorious moment," she said. pine between the Mets and Dodgers. the kidnapper had a trim sketches, Mrs. Robinson. He waved to the near After Selig's announcement, scores Simms, who will play football at mustache and drove a white, four- capacity crowd and gave a thumbs-up of red, white and blue balloons soared LJCIA this fall, following in the foot- door, c pact-type car, sign as Secret Service men ringed the from behind the right field fence. On steps of his grandfather, shook hands This is the third or fourth man field. the left field wall Robinson's No. 42 with home plate umpire Eric Gregg, police have investigated thoroughly. "It is hard to believe that it was 50 appeared next to three previously who is black, as he went out for the Acosta said. years ago at Ebben Field that a 28- retired New York Mets numbers - - pitch and again as he left the field. Anthony Michael Martinez WaS 0-0 Medi-Cal Welcome year-old rookie changed the face of Casey Stengel's No. 37, Gil Hodges' It. J insAntlY kidnapped April 4 by a man who ini- baseball and the face of America for- No. 14 and Tom Seaver's No. 41. 751 n rnnnn, n, POI., Nell tially caught the child's attention by CALL 408-289-VISION (8414} asking for help in finding a lost cat. Anthony was playing with friends and his little hostiler in the alley behind Pipe bomb safely detonated his house when he was abducted. Journalism majors /943,0Po/is Investigators have tried to find It 11,11(AN( ;F., Calif. (AP) A atound tlie howl, and evat timed (At 0 oecos ies possible links between Anthony's kid- pipe bomb was found in I rant of an to 70 residents from nearby build- 4,1 napping and other abductions, but apartment duplex, but it Was safely ings. A bomb squad from the Los './ors-Jors there have been no matches, said FBI detonated, police said Tuesday. Angeles ( Aninty Sheriffs I )(pawls:to c`q Whatever your major is... Agent Randy Parsons. At 9 p.m. on Monday, a woman was called out and detonated the Scores of calls have flowed in from returning home found the device in bom1). Hernia said. There were no Come and Learn from the PROS!!! across the country front people who the gutter in front of her building on injuries. at the think Anthony's kidnapper may be (:renshaw Boulevard, I t. Mike Authorities don't know who put 11th annual connected to crimes in their area. but I lertica said. the device there .r why. none have produced solid leads, Officers cleared an area .300 feet Parsons said. "We get those reports daily." he said. MAGAZINE DAY A 33-second reference to Glow in the Dark Bowling Anthony's abduction on the television Tuesday, April 22, 1997 on the 2nd floor of the Student Union program "America's Most Wanted" Every Saturday Night to produce any solid leads, Featuring Keynote Speaker PANELS: Also failed op....II mrelmihr White said. A full segment on the kid- *soNeet0, hange wah ,,,,, Barrett Seaman 9:15-10:15am 10:30-11:30am napping will run Saturday, lie said. !vecial Projects Editor for TIME magazine 'Freelance Writing Student Union Bowliag Cpater 'Sports Journalism On Monday, about (10 volunteers *Nat'l/International "Marketing Yourself combed through cherry orchards and 924-6400 Lunch with panelists & keynote speaker Journalism Bogart Park in Cherry Valley, said One of the Rest Plar es to be 'sic .11111/1/l. $12 per person volunteer coordinator Bob Sherwood, Tickets on sale-let fir Dwight Bente' adding that more volunteers were Hall NO CHARGE FOR PANELS & SPEAKER! I. arriving daily. -

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SPORTS State University San Jose SPARTAN DAILY No.7 Stanford blasts Spartans Injuries leave SJSU short handed in loss to Cardinal

By Dennis Knight Spartan Daily Staff Writer STANFORD The SJSU baseball ream traveled to Sunken Diamond Tuesday night to face a Stanford squad eager to make amends after being swept by Arizona State University last weekend. Ranked No. 7 in the nation entering the game, the Cardinal wasted no time jumping on starter Justin Farias for a pair of two-run homers in the first inning of SJSU's 12-6 loss. SJSU played the game without two of its key starters. Catcher Steve Ashley (.350 BA) missed his first game of the season because of a hamstring pull he suffered in Sunday's game at Fresno State SJ SU 6 University. Centerfielder Scott Lewis STANFORD 12 (.357) was sidelined after collid- ing with a teammate in practice and bruising his ribs. it was an intrasquad situation, and he really collided hard with a teammate in the outfield," Coach Sam Piraro said. "We had to take him out on a stretcher. Both Ashley After getting and Lewis are out indefinitely." rocked for a two- Sophomore Matt Hamilton started his first game of run home run in the year and played admirably in Ashley's absence. He the first inning, had one hit in four at bats and scored his first run of the SJSU pitcher season. He also threw out one of two runners attempting Justin Fanas, left, to steal. discusses "It was his first start playing against the top team," matters with his l'iraro said. "It's a good experience for Matt to get his feet catcher Matt wet in that situation. He hung in pretty well." Hamilton. Fanas Senior first baseman Robert Berns broke a single-sea- went on to give son record Tuesday when he hit his 25th double of the up two more runs season in the first inning, surpassing Eric Pitt's school in the first inning mark of 24, set in 1995. Berns added a ground-rule dou- during the ble in the ninth inning. But Berns wasn't worried about Spartans' 12-6 personal achievements after the loss. loss to the "The record doesn't matter," BeITIS said. "I'm more Stanford Cardinal ,oncerned with winning. If it wasn't for my teammates, broken." at Sunken the record wouldn't have been against five Spartan Diamond Stanford pounded out 15 hits Third baseman Josh Hochgesang was 3-for-5 Tuesday. pitchers. with two RBIs and a double. Designated hitter John Gall PHOTO BY DREW and first baseman Luke Quaccia homered for Stanford. NIELSEN SJSU was paced offensively by Berns' pair of doubles Spartan Daily and Todd Duncan's single and double. TUESDAY'S RESULTS Baseball 130-15) SJSU oozes past Banana Slugs lost to No 7 Stanford 12-6 Women's tennis team beat UCSC 5-4 Wong with scores of 6-1, 6-0 and 6-0, 6-2, Women's tennis respectively. Staci Holmes also won in singles, 6-4, 6- UPCOMING EVENTS team wins tougher 0, but Ileather Kern got the only other loss in singles play, losing to her opponent, 0-6, ODAY match than planned 2-6. Softball v. Stanford "Singles played really strong and I was confident going into the doubles matches," 2 p.m., Twin Creeks By Andrew Hussey Spartan Daily Staff Writer Nguyen said. With only one win needed to take the FRIDAY Alter a strong start in singles and some match going into doubles, the team seemed Baseball at Hawaii shaky doubles play Tuesday, the SJSU confident that they would he victorious. women's tennis team managed to pull 'Hie Spartans' morale dropped, however, together a 5-4 wits and salt she U.C. Santa as first Tourtlotte and Bankston lost, then SATURDAY ( 'nu Banana Slugs. Matto and Holmes were defeated in their Baseball at Hawaii Not known for having an exceptionally doubles match, 4-8. Forced to save the Women's tennis at UC Davis strong women's tennis scans, the Banana match. Wong and Caviglia came to the res- 11 a.m., Spartan Courts Slugs managed to ooze onto the cue with a 8-3 win on the third Softball at UNLV court and give the Spartans a court. money. Men's tennis at Sacramento run for their SJSU 5 "I thought I had warmed up "This is a team we should we it Water polo fine, hut just couldn't pull put away pretty easily, hut SANTA CRUZ 4 out," Bankston said. at UC Davis have it was very close, no thanks to Nguyen adds that "they got me," said Amy Bankston, the me a little nervous as the match SUNDAY Spartans' No. 2 player. went tin." Baseball at Hawaii Bankston lost her singles match i" The womeit's tennis team will next face Softball at New Mexico Cruz's Laurel Saunders, 2-6, 2 6, i hen the Air Force Falcons Friday at Spartan Water polo teamed with Mary 'Fourdotte to lose iii d011 - Courts in its one and only match against a at UC Davis bin play, 2-8. Western Athletic Conference opponent. SJSU's Staci COM: h Ash-Dao Nguyen attributed the From what I hear of them, it should be a Holmes powers losses to the weekend's University of Nevada close match," Bankston said. "I think we can the ball to victory Invitational Tournament in Reno, where the beat Air Force and that will be huge for our against UC Santa JIALMI Spartans played four matches in three days. morale." Cruz Tuesday. Jewish Aivennisa Minya' , "(Tourtlotte and Bankston) are usually Nguyen also feels that Friday's match will Holmes won 6-4, really strong, hut I think that they are just be tough and plans on putting the players 6-0 helping the really exhausted," Nguyen said. "Usually through their paces in this week's practices. Spartans to a 5-4 when one of them is down, the tither one can he match against Air Force will be a victory. pump them up, but now they are both really good test," she said. "We're very evenly tired after the tournament." matched and we're depending on each and PHOTO BY Passover (April 21), or Pesach Tounlotte easily won her singles match, every position to play well." BRANDON GARCIA as it is tailed in Hebrew, 6.0, 6-2 is did Mu tulle Mains and Den Spartan Daily ornmemorates Israel's deliverance frost: hicyptian bonilaxe.

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According to 'Titus, White Jr. did not file American Legion Post 491, a favorite haunt, "His father turned, his father rose and his jury of Shirley White's recovery from surgery a missing person report with police until his par- with White Jr. at around 10 p.m. According to father came at him," Thompson said. to Caret when the brothers were younger. Relatives were ents had been missing for two days, and only the bartender, the pair seemed angry. Titus said. White Jr. defended himself. When the alter- then at the urgings of Isis mother's friend, Jean Forensic technicians determined blood spat- cation ended, both White Sr. and Shirley By Melanie staying with the family to help Shirley White White Datlyitt2itriter Cornelius. ters discovered on the Whites' refrigerator were dead. Thompson said White Jr. panicked, Spartan re( operate. White Sr. came home drunk and began kicking his two sons and their mother They moved back into the house they'd been belonged to Shirley White. Chemical evidence put his parents into their van and drove it two Students find a medium to voice told him to stop. ejected from two days after their parents disap- also revealed a large amount of blood residue on blocks away. their collegiate woes in a study break Ile did, but only long enough to cross the peared. Two days after the elder Whites' bodies the kitchen floor, Titus said. The trial has been delayed numerous times chat with SJSU President Robert room to where Shirley White lay on the couch, were found, White Jr. and Scott White threw a "Shirley White either died in that kitchen or since the brothers were arrested in September Caret. party for their friends. was so severely assaulted that she died as a 1992 punching her in the face. Relatives had to drag because of a backlog of cases, lab work The Presidential Interns, a group Slinky White. bleeding from the mouth, away According to Titus, Shirley White was last result," Titus said. delays and changes in attorneys. dedicated to voicing the opinion of bolo White Sr., Thompson said. seen leaving her job at Artson's According to Thompson, White Jr. acciden- The public defense attorney for Scott White the SJSU populous, got another 1 his is what (Jon Jr.) grew up with," Communications Center at around II p.m. on tally killed his father while trying to save his will present his opening argumeat today. opportunity to inform President May 5. Shirley White also worked full-time at mother's life. Returning to the family house to siiipson said. "When he cattle home he did- Caret of the problems plaguing the , iiiiw if there'd be a whirlpool of rage or Tandem Computers. retrieve an engine part for his brother, White Jr. university. Within the course of an hour, Caret answered spontaneous questions posed by students. The atmosphere, as well as the discussion, was casual. Earth There was a wide range of subjects discussed during the study break with continued from page 1 Caret. One of the subjects Caret of the SJSU is an on-going science project in spoke about was the issue student services. Caret blames the San Jose. of improvements in students ser- According to Marcia lack Ifolstrom, associate director for vices on the minimal distribution of Center for Geographic university funding. the great ser- Education, several elementary, "Our goal is to provide Caret said. "It middle and high schools are vices for the students," involved in the project. takes a long time to make new "We have 3,600 students changes. I'm pleased so far with what and 175 teachers involved in we have done. this project," Holstrom said. According to Jason Restivo, a Project participants will presidential student intern, the main meet at Almaden Lake at 9 a.m. purpose of the meeting was to let on Friday to work simultane- Caret know what is going on campus. ously on a variety of experi- Restivo encourages SJSU students to ments and observation activities attend the study break meetings with in about a one mile area of the Caret. Guadalupe River Watershed. The interns serve as unofficial "They will actually map die liaisons or ambassadors between major features of the Los Caret and the student population. Alamitos Creek," Flolstrom They coordinate events such as the said. For further information, study break to encourage students to contact Holstrom at 924-5497. get involved with SJSU issues. The interns was formulated in the fall of last year by a group of students who wanted to make a difference in City event the SJSU community. According to Restivo, the study breaks with President Caret will continue as long Party for the Planet, a free as students choose to attend. Earth Day celebration, will be "The purpose of the Presidential held between 10 a.m. and 3 Student Interns is to get SJSU stu- p.m. on Saturday in Prusch dents involved and interested in Farm Park, and will be co-spon- what's happening on campus," sored by the City of San Jose Restivo said. "It's really disappoint- Environmental Services PHOTO By LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily ing that students don't get more pecan men t. involved or take the opportunity to This year the event will be From left, Tony Diaz, Eddie Martinez and Adriana Duran, SJSU sophomores, try to cool off in the shade from Tuesday's scorching sun. speak to Caret. People like to com- smaller than last year but more plain, but rarely do anything to interactive," said Joanna DcSa, help." associate environmental special. 51.. The main celebration will be in the main green and will have Health food stalls, informational continued from page 1 look for and what to avoid." We booths, games and prizes. Kids Organ int isms such as the will he entertained by several Union. The three topics will be: American ( Amer Society, the All mass ins like: San Jose Shark's "Men's Health and Wellness" pre- continued from page 1 "We want to inform people that it. Resource 11111/1111,1111111 Sr rvrce, by paying our taxes, we're giving away "III wants lob, lean gets job SHARKIE, AB COOL, sented hy Mark (*.impress M.D., Planned Parenthood and ( Iold's Gym Arming them Is their belief that more BOP! SLICK, and LEAFY. -Sports Injuries and Prevention" money to corporations," said Gil tomorrow. They should get jobs. This will be present at the event Thursday. than A448 billion a year go to rich Villagran, a POWR member who has is hogwash. A petting UM, puppet shows hosted by chottprac tor Terrence They should go live in Anthony Ramos, liattle's student individuals and corporations through worked for two years at SJSU. another country if they don't like this and folk dances will also be part Wade and he Ins and Outs of assistant, said sports injuries are a big loop- holes, other tax avoidance mea- of the celebrat inn. Body Piercing" with 1 odd Murray, a "We're giving money to the one." issue because in most cases men don't sures, and subsidies. wealthy and corporations and we're Aside from some verbal exchanges body piercer at I rather Masters. bother to get treatment. Layering 1 hey also state that C.OITIOT.IIIMIS wasting money on military hardware from lascak, the scene was calm and Even though some food will cotding to Lisa Layering, Peer agrees that men :Ire less inclined to pas- IS pet, c ni of all federal taxes be avail ifile, DeSa recommends lealth hhication coordinator. there that hopefully we'll never use," non-violent at the protest. seek treatment whets they are sick in ,oinpared s I pet, CM III I 95( /S, Villagran said. "We've never had a disruptive that people bring a picnic have been an increase in questions injured. .1111,1 tax rat, tor the rii II have been lunch, so they can enjoy the about body piercing at the I lealth Daniel Lukolf, a 14-year-old protest here," said Bil Paul, "Often VIM will hear of instances suit hy So prrt sin %Mt.(' whole park at their leisure. Free ("enter. freshman at Oak Grove High School, spokesperson for the postal service. where year old men go in because his V ',Ansi they briltre that welfare heard about the protest on his bus "Everyone's always well behaved here. parking is available. "We get asked a lot of questions they are sic k. who haven't seen a doc- reform will itici rue this trend, alnmt body piercing," Layering said. ride back from last week's march in The only thing we ask is that they tor since their high school physical," bringing Iris 111.11l's IlIC needs, and One of the other sponsors, "l'he seminar will discuss what to Watsonville.fsay it was the United don't block the entrances. It's a free- Layering said. irissne 1111111CV the San Jose Conservation Farm Workers' march or something.) dom of speech thing and we're aware Y1111 Assays hear about the welfare "They were handing out fliers of that." Corps, will unveil its mother I he laiv, no pod welfare "Community Partnership about this on the bus and it sounded POWR planned to march until mother," said I IA ugott. "but federal like a good idea," said I .ukoff. "I hope midnight Tuesday, and they will con- Program," which will entail new AIL )( )rayments, that's to the welfare tiltra low-flow toilets for San that this helps the people who need tinue exercising their freedom of Garden mothers. amount to one percent of the money get it. speech rights by handing out their lose residents. DeSa said, in the the budget. past. residents had to pass cer- continued from page 1 Lukoff got into the protest, don- information pamphlets until mid - honor, ins I tiding Mayor SIIS.411 otal welfare for the rich ning a pig mask and stomping a May. tain eligibility requirements in the Mutt)] cultural garden in San a I Lorimer at the gittundlireaking. is amounts to i. percent of the budget. dummy that represented the tax pay- order to enter this program but ItIse I Ile II V 11.Is the Japanese typical Southwest Asian plant. It is So every three years they pas off this year any San Jose resident ( 'Arden in Kelly Park, the ers. This raised the ire of Frank not only beautiful but Also flexible in the entire budget of the C 'toted states Liscak. who exchanged harsh words call fill out a form to have their Chinese Cultural Garden in the practical use. And it is the symbolic it we s. mild cut out that welfare tor with 1 aikoll and other protesters on s overhauled. Overfelt Botanical Gardens and the plant Mat shows cow:we and patience tile us ram,sort said. t. Iris way to his P.O. box. Mexican 1 leritage Carden ,ind Plaza to the Vietnamese, Dotter said. -We want It, make the people "I lopchilly. the wide range at King Road and Alum Rock "I'm retired and I don't mind pay- CPR [Hough the Vietnam founders' aware of where there tax money ing my taxes," said Lascalc. "'These of activities that will he offered Avenue. Week, the organizers offer many goes.- said PC)WR member Sylvia can keep %our !me all% e will teach people more about The demand for the Vietnamese guys (POWR) raising hell here, chances to touch the culture, includ- Sant he/. hey don't realm: that the they're the I.I/y guys, the way I look at the environment," DeSa said. (:ultural Heritage ( ;Arden came natu- ing the exhibits and the lecture of his- money goes to corporate kings." rally to the city, which has more resi- tory and culture at City flail. l'iotesters mining I'MX'R's cause For more information, call dents if Viettialliese ancestry than "It is a wonderful opportunity It.' sys It' individuals from many walks til EVENT MARKETING 277-5533. any other city in the United States. students to learn about ctilture," lilt ranging front high school so, The association promises the garden Dotter said. "It is open to people with dents to a single working mother A will be packed with the Vietnamese different perspectives. As you can see. 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