Increasing Christmas AIDS and HIV cloudiness, shouldn't class teaches sunny skies. start in students Highs in the October. prevention. high 50s to 60s. See page 2... See page 4... SPARTAN DAILY \ ohmic 103. Numb,' I i Published for San Jose State University since 1931 Friday. November 4, 1994 Guide lauds CSU system A.S. votes to place Book helps incoming freshmen bike access on ballot By Michelle Maitre Spartan Daily Stall Writer By Makonnen Gebrehiwot if they want to keep San Carlos design rather than a reactive Spartan Daily Staff Writer A new book provides incoming freshmen with Street open for bicycle traffic. design after the work on San a look at the California State University system In 12 days, San Carlos Street The ballot document indi- Carlos Street is complete," through the eyes of the people who navigate it bicycle access supporters will cates the election is intended Charell said. the students. find out whether their cause only to register an official stu- One of the speakers at the "Discovering the CSU: A Subjective Guide to will gain momentum or suffer a dent opinion. meeting was senior art major the California State University System" is a 208- setback. Academic Affairs Director Terence Curtis, who collected page reference book that uses student com- Wednesday, the Associated Marilyn Charell said the deci- 500 signatures in favor of the ments to describe the 22 campuses in the CSU Students Board of Directors sion to place the bicycle access issue being placed on the bal- system. voted to place the bicycle issue on the ballot will send a lot. The signatures were pre- The book's authors, Pat Dever and Margy access issue on the ballot as an strong message that A.S. is not sented to the board own a business called College Campus advisory vote. only interested in what stu- Wednesday. Arthur, JEREMY HOGAN SPARTAN Dun 't Tours that takes high school students to visit During special elections dents have to say, but to follow "We are not demanding for Art major Terence Curtis presented tt-e A college campuses throughout the United States. which will be held on Nov. 16 up on their opinion. unlimited access. We are just Board of Directors with 500 signatures from "We've always been impressed with the and 17, San Jose State "The vote will be another people in favor of keeping San Carlos S!'ee! University students will decide voice in making a proactive See Bicycles, page 5 See Book, page 5 open to bicycles.

Love 'em or leaf 'em Spartans take pride in campus programs By Lana M. Jang Spartan Daily Staff Writer during her first year of college. Her first year was spent at Vassar At San Jose State University, a dif- where they didn't care about athlet- ferent school spirit emerges not ics and there wasn't much to do just from the traditionally high-spir- around campus. Wollam said. ited football games at Spartan "They were into themselves Stadium, where attendance is low, not in spirit There is a lot more but not obsolete. interest -compared to other It emerges from the sold-out schools," she said. ice hockey games, the standing- "There is a certain pride in be- room only poetry readings, and ing in Division I," said Redding, other not-so-traditional outlets who has gone to all the home foot- around SJSU. ball games. "It's not just athletics that Redding also brings her family to you can market. Academic and cultural events on campus like the- cultural events contribute to the ater presentations. idea of Spartan pride," Janet "I've brought my son since he Redding, director of University was young and taken him to the Advancement said. theater," Redding said. "I don't go to football games, but Environmental studies major I've gone to volleyball games and Daniel Rutan said he definitely has lectures at the Student Union or Spartan pride. (lectures like) Amy Tan," psycholo- "SJSU is a huge campus. We have gy major Jessica Wollam said. a great faculty besides extracurric- Wollam compares SJSU with the private school she attended See Pride, page 5

PHO'I OS us FRANK CAVA SPARTAN DAILY On-campus residents , : 5."7,47 ABOVE: General botany students Julie Friedman, center, and Kathy Korotaj save money in halls get a little help from Instructor Rod Myatt as they attempt to identify a Costs are lower than most off-campus housing tree species during a class By Tina Casalino offer those items. Most of these outing Thursday Spartan Daily Stall Writer afternoon housing arrangements also do not near Duncan Hall. Every semester, many students include utilities or food. More RIGHT: The class takes are faced with the decision of expensive housing includes renting weekly excursions through- where they should live while at- condominiums, with prices starting out the campus, with a goal tending San Jose State University. at $900. of identifying at least 20 dif- While convenience and freedom Brian Roche, an SJSU football ferent species of trees and are common issues students player, lived in Hoover Hall during their physical characteris- debate about when looking for a his first year at SJSU, on a football tics by sight. place to live, the majority of stu- scholarship. Two years later. Roche dents say expenses are their now lives off campus. renting a biggest worries. house with friends. However, students who Although his living thought campus housing itenses are still paid for was extremely expensive by his scholarship, he are in for a surprise. When finds it more difficult to Student group puts on Muslim Week compared with Bay Area handle his expenses. Part living arrangements like ,.f the problem is when he Nationwide celebration comes to SJSU for first time to promote awareness apartments and renting ed in the dorms, he had rooms in houses, living on a meal plan. By Nancie Gruber Spartan Daily Stall Writer At SJSU, the week will Professor Hussein al-Hussein Tent displays will be open campus will save most students "I had the luxury of living on include speeches, movies, dis- will speak Tuesday from noon from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, money in the long run. campus, where the food was Next week, the San Jose plays and different types of to 2 p.m. on science in Islam Tuesday and Thursday out- The cost of living in a double cooked (at the Dining Commons) State University chapter of international food, Radwan in the Student Union's Council side the Student Union. room for two people, for nine for students. It was convenient. the Muslim Students Asso- said. Several prominent speak- Chambers. Islamic art and architecture, months in the Residence Halls Now, I have to worry about buying ciation will participate In ers will be on campus to dis- A documentary film, "Wom- calligraphy, Islamic science would cost students $5,112. This and cooking my own meals after Muslim Awareness Week for cuss a diverse set of topics, en in Islam," will be shown and traditional ethnic gar- fee includes utilities and 19 meals coming home from football prac- the first time. he said. from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the ments from around the world per week. tice. I'm 6 feet 5 inches tall and Muslim Awareness Week is Monday, University of Cali- Guadalupe room on Wednes- will be featured. This is quite affordable when weigh 240 pounds, so I eat a lot." a weeklong event held on col- fornia, Berkeley graduate day, Radwan said. An international lunch on compared to renting a house However. Roche does think living lege campuses across the Amina Siddiqui will speak on Thursday, Abdel Friday will wrap up the week's with two to four people from off-campus has its advantages. country, said Yahya Radwan, Muslims in the media in the leader of an Islamic church in events. The lunch will be from $300 to $850 per month. Another "There's more freedom living out- chemical engineering junior Guadalupe room of the Stu- Oakland, will discuss Islam in 3 to 3:45 p.m. in the Student thing students forget about is side the dorms," he said. and treasurer of SJSU's MSA dent Union from noon to 2 p.m. African culture in the Guada- Union's Costanoan room and they need to provide their own Approximately 2,000 sti. tents chapter. Former SJSU engineering lupe room from 1:30 to 3 p.m. See Muslim, page 3 furniture, whereas Residence Halls See Residence Halls, page 3

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tor. 15 c Nike *1 %'t' To V0 e 4.. (.1-,T1-1 lici NoT stress in moderation t1A1-ti 6 II 1 MI WPAL. C-ctArkPl. Fts1 v - t 4;49.111W vhilLe `. Stress is a part of life. It is, so to speak, on every I tell you, I get stressed out just reading about TAUS NoMoS ----.. -- - ' , ft EATitG s AMP Ki 7 I VV,%6 one's lips. I always feel the most stress at this it. But I'm not alone. I...1 IN10 more stress than WOMeti VAC S point in the semester those last six weeks of "San Jose State students have AAVQ. ? school are six weeks too long. at most other universities because so many of '0/ ,* , AV R-VIclks 1 There are a lot of reasons why San Jose stu- them work," Latta said. He also said that because --\ dents feel stressed, from constant traffic hassles, so many SJSU students are older than 25, they to mid-terms and finals. But complaining is not all often carry family responsibilities. I Vige- V4T it's IN While it's nice to know I'm not alone, it really is Pug/2c we can do. IIAG ov flieto Dr. Robert J. Latta, director of Health Services, not much comfort. But there are things people cm:, 0*. IN re Res T can do to help themselves. Tga5A says stress is a "demand made on you and you ver, Go,littG rAs Am A oujz .Dem, may feel you are having trouble coping with that Preventing stress from getting out of hand is c'cRAcy, demand." the first start. The Journal of American College Stress is not always a bad thing. It gets us up Health counsels stress management before a cri- c tokr1/4". ! and going. Under stress, your body speeds up, sis builds. thinking there is some sort of impending crisis. If Regular exercise is one of the best ways to con- you are in danger, this is a good thing. But if trol stress. I know that my aerobics class helps you're trying to finish a last-minute term paper, calm me down a bit. it's not so good. Diet is also important. A diet high in fat makes "Your body gets ready for an emergency, but it your body unhealthy, and unhealthy bodies can't might not be a true emergency," Latta said. "If cope as well. Caffeine is a mistake because it this occurs day after day, it can be very harmful." speeds your system up even more. Writer's Forum The signs of too much stress are easy to spot. Emotions caused from anger, perfectionism, Short-term effects are irritability, lack of concen- impatience or unresolved relationship problems is great Joanne tration, fatigue, nervousness, teeth grinding, diar- are common stressors. Latta said that these prob- Christmas Griffith Domingue rhea and nightmares. lems must be resolved, even if it means quitting will rrportr, But wait, there's more. Stress can cause: your job or ending a troubled relationship. sweaty hands, cold feet or hands, pounding heart, Student Health Services can help. Students can but in October? upset stomach, tight muscles, clenched jaws, hot take stress-management classes, talk with a psy- or cold flashes, eating disorders, skin eruptions chologist or calm down with biofeedback (where My stomach knotted when I spotted the three- tion. "It's value," he whispered to me, "is now in and sexual difficulties (oh no, not that!). they learn to control their responses while quarter page ad in the Mercury News. "Surround the five figures." Too much stress can cause headaches and hooked up to a monitor). These are short-term yourself with the magic of Christmas," pro- I gagged. An ornament collection worth five fig- back or neck pain. More serious disorders are services but the underlying problems still must claimed the one-inch type. ures? ulcers, high blood pressure, anxiety, asthma and be addressed. Underneath the type, a wreath displayed all My friend Julie also collects ornaments. She hyperventilation. If stress continues long enough, "To succeed in our society," Latta said, "stress kinds of tree ornaments, nutcrackers, pet gifts for leaves her Christmas tree up at least until April. the individual has an increased risk of stroke or is a part of it. It's going to be there; you must Fido and friends, plus lots more. Her personal record, she shared with me, was heart attack. learn how to deal with it." Excuse me? This was Oct. 27, four days before June 15. Halloween, not four days before Thanksgiving or I couldn't wait to tell my husband. He whips even four days before Christmas. out the storage boxes on New Year's Day as faith-

Letters to the Editor Hype like that makes me very nervous. I don't fully as Big Ben chimes every hour. One year he have time to surround myself with the magic of was out of town early in January, and I left the Under Prop. 185, bridges stand a chance Christmas in October, thank you very much. tree up. See, part of me longs to be on the I feel angry at the expectation that I should be Christmas hype bandwagon. Dear Editor rest of the world. transit service and guarantees planning Christmas already. But I also feel guilty, I have a confession to make. I do order my Proposition 185 will put an funding to stop our bridges because I'm NOT planning Christmas already. Christmas cards in August. That way I get a 20 We support Proposition 185, end to the legislature's practice from collapsing during earth- In my heart, though. I wonder if maybe I percent discount, one of those early bird spe- the citizen's transportation of raiding our gas taxes to bal- quakes. should be. Aren't moms supposed to do that? I cials. But frugal is my middle name, so it doesn't funding measure, because the ance the budget. California simply must have feel responsible for creating the holiday warm seem as though I'm participating in early politicians are not doing their Under Prop. 185, if the legisla- adequate transportation infra- fuzzies for my three children and my husband. Christmas hoop-de-do. job in Sacramento. ture even touches a penny, the structure for the 21st Century And yet, I refuse to spend 12 months, even two And I do buy all my holiday wrapping paper the They keep talking, but the controller has to move the and a 'yes' vote on Proposition months, working on it. day after Christmas on the half-off sales. A penny highway bridges keep collaps- money back to transportation. 185 will get us there. Every time I see one of those Christmas shops saved is a penny earned. ing during earthquakes. Proposition 185 will also cre- with ornaments displayed in the window, I won- Another confession. A dream trip for me, which They increase our taxes but ate jobs by providing the funds der, who keeps these places open 12 months a so far exists only in a file folder in my desk, is a then divert our transportation for California's first high-speed year? On principle, I refuse to shop in them. I trip to Germany for the first week in December to funds to their favorite pork bar- rail line between the San don't want to encourage this year-round holiday visit the Christmas markets filled with hand- rel projects rather than doing Francisco Bay Area and Dan McNamara hype. painted wooden nutcrackers and gingerbread what needs to be done to make Southern California. President My friend Dorothy plans her summer vacation cookies. California competitive with the Prop. 185 improves public 7RAC around the date of the Hallmark summer gift I love gingerbread. I love my family. I love the show when the Christmas ornaments are first holidays. But please, Madison Avenue, get a life. available. She wants her order in early to add the Cut the hype. Let's keep things in perspective. Huffington crowd acted shameful, rude very latest to her extensive ornament collection. There won't be any Christmas magic if you Dorothy's husband, Barnie, confessed to me beat me over the head with it in October. Dear Editor Ambassador Roy Huffington had allowed the other candi- that they had to increase their homeowner's deserved, if nothing else, your dates a chance to speak, you insurance to cover Dorothy's ornament collec- As founder and senior coordi- respect! Regardless of whether would have learned that. nator for the Huffington event or not you agree with him, he is Too much attention was paid that took place on Oct. 24 at the an accomplished and recog- to one issue. Furthermore, no Letter to the Editor SJSU Student Union nized dignitary of the United attention should have been paid Amphitheater, I have remained States. to two grown men over a per- Bible's applicability changes with time silent long enough about the The conduct of some of the sonal vendetta. As the senior direction the aftermath of this protesters was deplorable. I coordinator, I too am now Dear Editor: "other" Ten Commandments cycle, I hope she remembers event has gone. personally heard someone call telling you that congressional God gave to Moses, including Leviticus 14:19-30 "She shall The event was my intellectual the ambassador a liar while he candidate Lyle Smith was asked This letter is in response to Exodus 34:11-27: "You shall not be in her impurity for seven creation and was designed to was speaking. I am both to step down for speaking over Tortorici (Nov. 2) who in her boil a kid (goat) in its mothers days and whoever touches her expose you not only to the shocked and ashamed of the his time limit, not because of his letter to the editor states she milk." shall be unclean until that Huffington campaign, but to rude and disrespectful image controversial statements. "believes the Bible is applicable The Bible has clearly stated evening." some of the other statewide that was presented on behalf of I accept full responsibility and now," that "God does not law concerning disease. In Of course, Ms. Tortorici candidates as well. the students of SJSU. would also like to apologize to change, neither does his Word," Leviticus 13:45, "The leper who should realize that she was It isn't very often candidates Just once in my life I would Assembly candidate Peter and that "one cannot pick and has the disease shall wear torn responding in her letter to a will get together in this fashion like to see a group of student Frusetta from San Benito choose and cut and paste scrip- clothes and let the hair of his man and, according to Timothy to hold themselves directly protesters be unified but open County, Tim Willis standing in tures to the fashion of the time." head hang loose, and he shall 1:11-15, "Let a woman learn in accountable to you. minded. A mind has never been for Roger Williams of Sonoma If Ms. Tortorici's father wants cover his upper lip and cry silence with all submissiveness. I want you all to keep in mind changed insulting the opposi- County and David Anderson, to sell her, I hope he abides by 'Unclean, unclean.'" I permit no woman to teach or that if the Huffingtons didn't tion. Assembly candidate from Exodus 21:7 "When a man Because leprosy, according have authority over men; she is care about the students of SJSU, The purpose of a protest is to Berkeley. sells his daughter as a slave, to the Bible, includes any open, to be silent." they didn't have to send any- voice public discontent, but the We appreciate your long drive she shall not go out as the male unhealing wound, diabetics and body at all! goal should be to successfully to our event and we are sorry to slaves do." aids sufferers would be com- In fact, one of the ignored persuade your opponent to have ignored your valuable I'm sure that those who don't manded to obey this law. Cheryl Lolland guests was Mr. Tim Willis, accept your way of thinking. Input. pick and choose obey the During a woman's menstrual Psychology standing in for the Assembly About Proposition 187, there candidate Roger Williams of were several Republican Party David M Gronbach Opinion page policies District 7 from Sonoma County. members that are both volun- Senior Advisor/Coordinator Any letter or column for In the Spartan Daily newsroom, contain the author's name, Sonoma is a long drive to San teers and candidates that Frank Jewett the Opinion page must be in Dwight Bentel Hall 209. address, phone number, signa- Jose. oppose Proposition 187. If you Assembly campaign the Letters to the Editor's box Articles and letters MUST ture and major.

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SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State niversits Fridas. Sint-inner 1, 1 994 3 Dinosaur embryo Muslim Sparta Guide From page 1 interest almost anybody who discovery reveals will be followed with a lecture wants to learn more about on the life of the prophet Islam," he said. SJSUS WEEKLY CALEIVDAI? Mohammed by Islamic scholar Neveen Radwan, SJSU math llarnza Yousef, Radwan said. senior and secretary of the UPANY San Jose State Folk Dance a 'stunning find Club The SJSU chapter of the MSA MSA, said Muslims have been Action for a Real Democracy International Folkdance Class WASHINGTON (AP) An the dinosaur nest at a Gobi has 65 members of diverse eth- portrayed badly in the in Mexico (Beginners welcoine, no partner Meeting, 7 p m.. Peace Center. 80-million-year-old egg from a Desert site called Ukhaa nic and cultural backgrounds. American media. She said the needed), 8-10:30 p.m., SPX 089. Mongolian desert contains Tolgod in Mongolia. He said including American, Asian, purpose of the week is to Call 287-3347, Call Mildred, 293-1302 or Ed, the first embryo ever found of there were a number of Arab and Indo-Pakistani, change people's perceptions of Alcoholics Anonymous 287-6369. a meat-eating dinosaur and other nests nearby, suggest- according to Radwan. The MSA Muslims. Friday 12x12 Study Meeting, SJ.S, Greens suggests the fierce beast ing the area was a major nest- has been on campus five years, "We are trying to inform Noon, ADM 269. Call Marlene, Panel Discussion: "Third Party million but has been active only during people about Muslim history (415)961-7380. Politics," Noon, SC Pacheco known as "egg thief" may ing site some 70 to 80 have been a tenderly caring years ago. the last two years, he said. and culture and to get rid Campus Crusade Room. Call Tin 293-9561. for Christ parent. The nests, he said, con- Muslim Awareness Week is a of the negative stereotypes," Moniing Prayer, 9:30 ant, SC SJSU Fencing Club Mark A. Norell of the tained eggs of the type identi- good chance for people to open she said. Ampitheatre. Call Scott, Meeting & Practice, 5:30-7:30 their minds a little, Radwan All events will have refresh- 294-4249. p.m., SPX 089. Call John, American Museum of Natural fied in the 1923 study as 280.6019. History said the embryo dis- those of a plant-eating dino- said. ments served and are free to Chinese Campus Fellowship covery changes scientific saur called protoceratops. "We have something that will the campus community. Speaker Meeting, 2:30-5 p.m., SU SJSU Ice Hockey Team conclusions about an entire In one of the nests, Norell Costanoan Room. Call Joe, Cal-Tech, 8 p.m., Ice SJSU vs. species of dinosaurs. said his team found an egg 286-9529. Centre of San Jose. Call Brent, 924-8928. A fossil of the dinosaur that contained a perfectly Jewish Student Union species was first found at an preserved fossil of what was Shabhat Dinner and Discussion: "A Jewish Response to Immi- saturdav ancient Gobi Desert nest in unmistakably an oviraptor. gration," 8 p.m., International 1923. Researchers concluded "Now we can look back and Black Alliance of Scientists S- L--1 that the animal died while say that those protoceratops Center Call Asya, 252-2944 or & Engineers Jonathan, (415)931-8667. Bowling Social, 2-5 p.m., eating eggs of some other ani- eggs are actually oviraptor IDSSA Sugaland (SC Bowling Alley). mal and named the dinosaur eggs," he said. Bowling, 1230 oviraptor, Latin for "egg seiz- Norell said the same nest- Friday Forum The worlds largest student mid youth travel ergardzatlee. p.m., LDS Institute Building. yda er" or "egg thief." ing area contains 20 fossils With the discovery of the from adult oviraptors, and Muslim Student Association Catholic Campus Minisliy embryo, said Norell, there is strongly supports the sugges- Juma-l'rayer, 1-1:30 p.m., SC Campus Sunday Mass, 6 p.m., evidence that the 1923 find tion that the animals protect- STA TRAVEL Costanoan Room. Call Nadeem, Interfaith Center and 8 p.m., St. 985-7715. Joseph's Cathedral. Call Fr. was misinterpreted and ovi- ed and cared for their eggs. Mark, 298-0204. raptor was given a bum rap. At the nests, he said, Fencing Club SJSU "We have shown that the clutches of six-inch-long eggs Meeting & l'ractice, 5:30-7:30 Kappa Alpha Omega THE ARMY NURSING p.m., 9'X 089. Call John, Info Night, 7 p.m., 97 N. 5th St. animal actually was protect- were consistently arranged in 280-6019. Call Stacy, 971-3237 or Allia, ing or brooding those eggs" a circular pattern with the 924-8361. and not eating them, Norell large, blunt end of the eggs CHALLENGE. SportaGuide oFree! HI and available to to., said, and that the eggs were always pointing outward. dents, toothy ond orgenuonons Deadline is Mountaineers of SJSU You've worked hard Sprn two doys before publication Forms to. Mountain Biking, 8 p.m., Main St. the oviraptor's own. "That is in a brooding posi- for your BSN. You'd hi cootloble at the Sporran Doily Content may be & Hwy. 17 Bridge. Call 292-3478. A report on the dinosaur tion," said Norell. "It proves edited to allow fof spoos restrichom to continue the study appears Friday in the that they manipulated their That's what Army Nursing journal Science. eggs in the way that a bird offers...professional Jacques Gauthier of the might. So the evidence is challenges. the animal could California Academy of strong that 111! Plus new study op- Correction: Science said Norell's research have been brooding." portunities, continuing "is a stunning find." Oviraptor was flightless, education, travel. And An article appearing Thurs- tecting the innocent, law- "It confirms a lot of ideas" but it resembled some birds. you'll have the respect and day in The Spartan Daily with abiding citizens from the about how some dinosaurs It was up to eight feet tall, ran ige accorded an 01 Ili '1 in the llnited States Army. the headline, "Proposition lowest and most vicious vari- may have cared for their eggs on powerful hind legs and Ii you're working on your BSN or already have a would deny bail in sex ety of criminals that prowl and protected their nests, had two long front limbs . talk to your Army Nurse Corps Recruiti.r crimes," incorrectly attrib- our streets sexual pre- said Gauthier. And it also sug- armed with curving claws. It 1 -800-USA -ARMY uted a pull quote. dators," originated from gests experts should be more had a long, S-shaped neck, a The quote, "This proposi- Assemblyman Cruz M. Bus- careful about leaping to con- skull with large eyes, a power- 1-800-235-27H EXT. 321 tion isn't about money and tamante, as explained in clusions, he said. ful beak and a distinctive ARMY NURSE CORPS. politics. It's about pro- the text. Norell and his team found bony crest on top. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Residence Halls FROM THE DIRECTOR OF "FRIED GREEN TOMATOES" From page 1 Center and the Event Center. meet other students," she said. Other advantages to living in Ott said housing fees do live on-campus each semester the Residence Halls are having increase about 2-3 percent What's at SJSU. This includes the seven furnished rooms, having meals every year. However, she feels worth Residence Halls and the prepared, and not having to try living on campus will pay off for Spartan Village Apartments to find parking. students. She said past studies fighting (located a few blocks from Helen Ott, the marketing and surveys have shown stu- SJSU). coordinator for University of dents living on campus tend to for? Besides expenses, another Housing Services, believes the do better academically. advantage to living in the two advantages to living on David Tunstall, a resident of Residence Halls is the conve- campus are convenience and Joe West Hall, enjoys living on nience of being close to classes social interaction. campus and said, "I get to meet and to recreational areas like "Living ' the halls provides people who are close to my Clark Library, the Aquatic an opportuhity for students to age." Shaken, not stirred

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CHRIS GONZALLS SPANTAN DA11 Y Recent biochemistry graduate Chris Moore the Okuda Research Lab in Duncan Hall on a shaking table in Thursday afternoon THEATRE bacteria NEAR mixes growing AT A You. 4 Friday, NON ember 4, 1994 FEATURES San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY $5.3 million dollars awarded for crime- fighting programs AIDS WASHINGTON (AP) The Several grants will fund task Justice Department awarded forces to prosecute firearms $5.3 million in grants violations; others will train Thursday for crime-fighting teachers in anti-gun violence and awareness programs in 18 localities, curricula, improve back- including a project to instill ground checks on applicants values in youngsters at an for federal firearms licenses Ohio boot camp and enlisting and survey gun violence by The ripe, yel- teens in Washington to young people. Improve their communities. "If we are to fight crime low bananas The money to deal with effectively in the 1990s, we youth and gun problems must focus more on kids and were carefully comes from the crime bill guns," said Attorney General signed by President Clinton in Janet Reno. distributed to September. "Unless we act now, a gener- Cuyahoga County, Ohio, will ation of young Americans will every student get the largest grant a little grow up in a world where gun- more than $1.5 million over fire is as normal as blue jeans in attendance three years to develop and and school books." test a program to instill disci- The crime bill includes a that after- pline and values among nonvi- federal ban on handgun pos- olent juvenile offenders. session by youths, new penal- noon. One-by- The youngsters are confined ties for those who sell guns to to a boot camp run by the kids and money for these new one, each county in Hudson, Ohio, 25 programs to prevent youth miles outside Cleveland. crime. grabbed the Washington, D.C., will get the second largest grant Speedy Research $1.5 million to reduce the Raports $6.00 pot pow fruit and Over 50,000 topics clippings. number of teenagers victim- Malartalts tor reward, assistance use only! 6546 tt,tossrood Blvd 2nd boor R. 000 waited. ized by crime and enlist teens Los Angeles CA 00028 rim...Mon F. 10 30am 6 pm Sat I I arn a prn in improving their schools and C.51orn Fiesearen available Visa/PACIArnea/Fas communities. Caii Today -eoo, 356 900! Other grants are designed Next came to disrupt illegal firearms mar- FARMER JONES kets, reduce young people's USED TIRES the condoms. demand for guns and to make iTIRES 9.95 & UP It safer for them to travel to 1775 S. First St..San Jose Phone 293-7612 Colored, school. 7 s 10arn scented, glow- The Muslim Student Association Gladly Announces in-the-dark; every design imaginable. MUSIIM karelleSS Week Monday thru Friday November 7th to 11th

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By Shelly Spackman *Exhibition *Info. Spartan Daily Staff Writer 41% *Displays 'd *Literature Photos by Jeanette L Hanna Spartan Daily Staff Photographer Join us all next week 'n front of the Student Union For more information call Neveen at 448-8212 Funded by Associated Students Psychology senior Liz Vlahov practices placing a condom on a banana during a Wednesday afternoon session of the Health Science 184 class.

for these students, design did The quilt will be displayed at the believe AIDS is an epidemic that will 011 Campus Illicryiews Ffiddlf November 10 not, matter. They were learning a Student Union during AIDS awareness- impact everyone's life one way or anoth- lesson which could ultimately day Dec. 1. er," Parsons said. "Everyone needs to save their lives. "The quilt may possibly become a per- have a certain amount of HIV and AIDS ESIdblIShed, dtAleSSIVe and very suuessful (sort tial and This is Health Science 184. a manent part of the art collection in the education." B new class at SJSU that covers the student union," Kinnard said. The upper-division course may not be industrial real estate Into with over 100 agents is expandinct issues involved with AIDS and HIV infec- In addition to group activities, stu- offered next spring, according to We are looking for 2103 high energy. su« ess motivated indi tion. dents benefit Parsons. It's future lidlk11S illiefested in d (dlePT in real estate. "We teach students about the causes, from personal will be decided upon We sell and lease (OMMeftidl and Industrial properties transmission, epidemiology and legal lectures given enrollment size. Sales houghout the San Frantisio and Monterey Bay areas aspects of the AIDS epidemic, as well as by different Senior nursing Real Eslale Brokerage the personal aspects," said Virgil Parson, guest speakers. 'This class is student, Roman professor of nursing and one of the This semes- Cruz, is enrolled in Excellent training program courses two instructors ter, students lis- the course, and said Commercial/Industrial Through class lectures, discussions, tened to Martin very emotional, he enjoys the class Previous sales experience a plus guest speakers and student group pre- Grimes from the and has learned sentations and activities, the three-unit AIDS Resources but it's not important new infor- Good math and verbal skills a necessity course teaches students every aspect of Information and mation about AIDS acquired immune deficiency syndrome Services of stressful. I would of which he was pre- and HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Santa Clara viously unaware. (74 I VT' Blickman Turkus COMMERCIAL During one student presentation, County project, "This course not Call Barry Turkus (408)436 8000 bananas and condoms were distributed volunteers from definitely recom- only teaches us the 11M!:-,AEr/sT-E.- in an attempt to demonstrate the proper the San Jose basics of AIDS, but way to put on a condom, a contraceptive needle- mend it to every- we also learn about proven to hinder the spread of AIDS and exchange pro- the politics and 20% Student Discount HIV when used properly. gram and two one.' grieving process Mintier only with s.iliI Student II)) Using a banana as a model, four stu- parents of chil- that's associated All You Can Eat dents taught their fellow classmates the dren with AIDS Stephanie Vares with it," Cruz said. proper way of opening a condom pack- speak about the Throughout the SU'S Mongolian B -B-Q age, the proper way of placing a condom personal and senior in occupational therapy course students also and the proper way of removing one. social effects compare and con- "This is a very creative course," said associated with trast the sociological Stephanie Vares, a senior in occupational the epidemic. and cultural conse- therapy. "We get to learn more than just "AIDS isn't quences of AIDS/HIV what's in a book. We always have guest just a gay dis- and Identify the rela- speakers, group presentations and activi- ease," Grimes said, lecturing on the tionship between AIDS/HIV infection and ties." importance of targeting a wide audience a selected profession or discipline. Mongolian B-B-Q ' Egg Rolls Jann Kinnard, a senior nursing stu- with AIDS education. "It's a matter of The course requires students to keep Choose bowl of Soy Chicken &Potatoes dent, created an AIDS memorial quilt behavior. Even a little unsafe sex causes a journal of personal reactions to the sliced meat 'Fried Shrimp Rice with her group for their class presenta- a lot of HIV to pass." material in class and a written report of (buffet style) ' Fried Chicken Noodles tion. The group had each student partici- Health Science 184 Is an elective an Interview of someone affected by Beef, Pork, Chicken 'Mongolian Biscuits pate by decorating their own box around course that was started this semester by AIDS/HIV as well as a creative activity to Vegetables & B-B-Q 'Sweet Sour Pork ii1One,001Y) the quilt's border. Professor Parsons and Mahnaz Motayar, be presented to the class. Sauce 'Sour Hot SOUP osn. only) It's The student's designs surrounded the a professor of health science. "This class Is very emotional, but 1111 El Camino Real, Santa ( Loa words "SJSU's First HIV/AIDS Awareness They teach the course on a volunteer not stressful," Vares said. "I would defi- Class, Fall '94" which are stitched in the basis. nitely recommend it to everyone." (408) 985-2)58 quilt's center. "This class Is Important because I

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Pandori wrote that members she did not have any signatures on his own because prohibiting students and resi- control and couldn't do any- he felt strongly about the issue. dents from riding bikes will just thing at this time, but said she Curtis said he is a rider who has reinforce the wall that has sepa- is ready to meet with the cam- been using his bicycle as a rated the university and the pus planning board. mode of transportation to downtown community in past "We should address the issue school for the past four years. years. of creating a way where pedes- "I will use the limited time I Jo-Ann Collins, bicycle coor- trians and bikers will be able to have between now and voting dinator for the City of San Jose, co-use facilities and then inte- day to encourage all students said her office had designed a grate education about safety," who are in favor of bicycle proposal in October 1993. The Collins said. Book: Based on CSU student interviews From page 1 give students a feel of the non- Guevara said. "And they could CSUs," Dever said. "But it statistical side of the campus," tell you from their experience." seemed like they didn't get said Steve MacCarthy, spokes- Library science graduate stu- much prestige. They were man from the CSU chancellor's dent Judith Lampa wished she always compared with the office. "Those things set the had a book like "Discovering the (University of California book apart." CSU" available when she came schools) and were seen as the Not all the information came to SJSU from the Philippines in school you go PHOTOS BY FRANK CAVA SPARTAN DART to if you don't get from students, however. Dever Fall 1993. into a UC. We felt that was and Arthur's book also contains "This was my first time in an Gretchen Flohr unfair. (CSUs) really have some statistical information about American school," she said, outstanding programs. enrollment, graduation rates "and there were a lot of things I "We felt people need to know and other facts. didn't know. about the stuff the CSUs offer," Dever said the book was "Everything I knew came from SJSU scholars awarded she said. "No one asked us to designed to be used by high pamphlets from the department do this (book). It's just some- school and community college I'm studying in. They didn't thing we wanted to do." counselors as a reference tool say much about the campus. I for academics, research Dever and Arthur compiled to help students decide which like it here, but I wish I would've the information for their book campus will best fit their needs. read more just about things in By June Pratt by conducting informal inter- At least two new students on general." Spartan Daily Stall Writer views with 600 CSU students. campus think the book will be a "Discovering the CSU" is not Four students from San Jose State University were "This isn't supposed to be a sci- useful resource for incoming available in stores but can be among the 80 outstanding science scholars from eight entific study," Dever said. students. ordered by sending a check for Northern California universities to receive scholarship A separate chapter is dedicat- "(The students) would know $12.48 to College Campus awards from the Foundation, Achievement Rewards for ed to each campus, and each what you're going to go through." Tours, 935 Kidder Court. College Scientists. chapter is divided into 11 sec- undeclared freshman Elvia Auburn, Calif. 95603. The nonprofit foundation and its 14 national chapters tions: academics, alumni boasts, foster scientific excellence through scholarship. Since its student comments about facul- inception in 1958, the organization has raised and ty, orientation, the students de- awarded $18.6 million in scholarships. scribe themselves, candid com- This year ARCS' Northern California chapter award- ments from a "typical" student mu& sAngte ed $500,000 to graduate students seeking advanced on campus, campus description, degrees in natural sciences, medicine and engineering. housing, transportation, athlet- Tnese scholars attend UC San Francisco, IX Berke- ics and activities. ley UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, Stanford, San Jose State Dever said the students she University San Francisco State University and the Uni- interviewed at SJSU "were very awl versity of San Francisco. proud of the university. They The following SISI I scholars welt, hor felt instructors were fair. Not many people thought they'd CieWien Rohr, senior, conservation biology graduate in four years, though, Rohr plans to continue her education in the area of but they attributed that to hav- conservation biology and wildlife ecology. She enjoys ing to work." chaperoning school and Girl Scout field trips with her Dever said SJSU also received three children. high marks as being one of the 116 DRAM' PEEP) It's really a big honor to be given the award and to most diverse campuses and as oz. Times vary by Iccation in the bar only Must be 21 live up to its promise," said Flohr. "She is starting to Marc Knobel offering a large range of majors. develop a sophisticated way of looking at science and marching band from 1988-1992. "The students' comments are Blossom Hill Rd Kiely Blvd 0 Camino Red. conservation, said Michael Kutilek, biology professor. 1 think the award is great and will give me a lot more the kind of stuff you need to 266 6602 261 6900 245 4501 time to focus on school work" Olson said Marc Knobel, graduate *dem mathematics "He is one of the top students in the department and Knobel is doing preparatory research for a thesis in recently presented a paper at the American Chemical algebra and set theory. His goal is to pursue graduate Society's annual meeting," said Patrick Hamill, professor Associated Students Special Election education and to obtain a university teaching position. of physics. VOTE! 'The help for students is top rate," said Knobel. "iAt have hands on, oneorrone instructors." "He enjoys the beauty of mathematics," said Eloise Hamann, chair of the mathematics and computer sci- ence department Sumane Mack, chemistry and biology Mack is working on a research project involving protein folding with Dr Roger Biringer and her interests are in immunology enzymology and protein structure "I consider my success attributed to teachers that have put time, skill and energy into my education," Mack said. "She has tremendous potential for the future the sky is the limit," said Roger Biringer, associate professor d chemistry. Terry (bon, senior, physics Olson is developing a theory that derives a time- ecustia, Saao dependent embryo state distribution for the homoge \ Spy.. II tle 11011 101" neous nucleation of water He was also the percussion instructor for the USti Terry Olson IRA I In.tructionall \, Related .Acti\ Ines) Initiame Nos 1 fi 17. 1994. 9 ant to it put Student\ Pride: Football not source of student spirit /St/Wt for Students to I oh on From page 1 speech communications major. the games, he said. Higher Funded t\\ Flection Hoard ular activities like football and The last game at Spartan attendance will help with basketball. I really feel good Stadium was against the Univer- Spartan football pride. about campus," Rutan said. sity of Nevada, Reno. The game But fans won't come see There is a lot more than drew 14,125 Spartan fans and Spartan football "if they keep sports to be proud of at SJSU, Nevada Wolf Pack supporters to a getting their asses kicked," Rutan said. stadium with a capacity of 31,218. Geracie said. "People get down on being a As an outsider looking in, Bud Geracie wrote a column about commuter school. We produce a Geracie, a sports columnist for the Spartan football team in lot of good people and good the San Jose Mercury News, which he suggested improve- things to be proud of as a stu- saw the SJSU Homecoming ments for the program. Some of dent," Rutan said. game with eyes that are used to the suggestions were to have Kirk Redfern, president of top-ranked college stadiums earlier games, family ticket Students for Spartan Pride, has packed with alumni, students prices and more than three gone to every SJSU football and tans. A mere 14,125 people cheerleaders. game at home and away. In attendance seems pitifully Redfern has a different outlook. "I think it (Spartan pride) is small for a Division I homecom- "I think everybody is excit- Improving and will improve as ing football game, he said. ed," Redfern said. "It Is tough SJSU grows. Especially when we "They have to get people in for the university to compete join the WAC (Western Athletic their stadium," Geracie said. when most students are com- Conference). It will draw more The program has to find a muters and It is hard for them excitement," said Redfern, a way to bring young people to to support the team."

_111.1111111, SPORTS San Jose Stale 1. nisersity SPARTAN DAILY Spartan soccer team NFL: Lose the old uniforms

Some things are better left in ing a few too many at the local forms should be thrown out. shuts out Stanford 3-0 the past. Case in point: the tavern. The Bears' uniforms are almost National Football League's The Philadelphia Eagles, with on par with some of the outfits Win ensures best record since 1981 "throwback" uniforms. that wide silver stripe running worn by "WKRP in Cincinnati's" As part of the league's 75th down the back of their helmets, Herb Tarlick. St,trtdu lmily stall Kr port could earn the Spartans an anniversary, teams have been look like the Pepe le Pew of pro- They're lucky Mr. Blackwell A pair of freshman led the at-large bid in the upcoming allowed to wear uniforms from fessional football. doesn't have a list called "The San Jose State University NCAA playoffs. various eras of the past. My Then there are the Green Bay 10 Worst-Dressed Teams in soccer team to a convincing Martinez opened the scor- question is, why would they SPORTS FORt NI Packers and the Detroit Lions. Professional Sports," because if want to? Their throwback uniforms have he did, the Bears would surely 3-0 victory over Stanford ing almost nine minutes into Nancie Gruber Thursday, guaranteeing the the game. Teammate CJ The old football uniforms just less style than a block of be at the top. Spartans (14-4. 4-3 in the Brown scored the second don't evoke the same kind of cement and seem more appro- Originally, Oct. 30 was sup- Mountain Pacific Soccer goal off a corner kick at the warm, nostalgic feeling as the Looking at the old football priate for a junior high school posed to be the last day for the Federation) their best record 22 minute 17 second mark. old baseball uniforms do. uniforms only makes me want team. teams to wear their old uni- since 1981. Martinez capped the scoring Seeing an old-timers game or to reach for the remote control. And of course, let's not leave forms. Freshman goalkeeper with his 11th goal of the sea- watching old newsreel footage And I'm not alone. out the Denver Broncos. No But I understand the NFL Brandon Main stymied five son as he scored the only of baseball players in their In talking to people about the wonder they lost so badly to has given them permission to Cardinal shots while posting goal in the second half. baggy, knickers-style uniforms throwback uniforms, the word the Los Angeles Raiders a few wear them whenever they his third shutout of the sea- Tony Alejandre, who brings to mind a simpler, more that most often comes up in the weeks ago. Having to take the want for the rest of the sea- son. Fellow classmate Jason assisted on Martinez' second innocent time in America. conversation is "putrid." field in helmets that look like son. Martinez scored two goals to goal, has recorded assists in The old baseball uniforms Take, for example, the they have a cartoon mule sten- Please, Mr. Tagliabue, reverse lead the Spartans' offensive the last four games. reach into the corners of my Pittsburgh Steelers' uniforms. ciled on them Is enough to the decision and have the teams attack. By virtue of their 4-3 mark mind and conjure up images of They look as though they were make any team lose 48-16. pack the throwback uniforms Ranked 25th in the na- in the Mountain Division of Babe Ruth trotting around the designed by a mathematician But the Chicago Bears uni- away for another 75 years. tion by the Intercollegiate the MPSF, SJSU finished base paths after slamming one who patched together a variety forms are the worst. I like the Don't make me call Mr. Soccer Association of fourth in their divsion. The out of the yard. of geometric shapes after hoist- Bears, but their throwback uni- Blackwell. America, the Spartans will high-octane Spartans are the host Santa Clara University highest-scoring squad In the Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at conference. Sacramento loves their Gold Miners Spartan Stadium. Stanford falls to 4-12-2 A win over the Broncos overall, 3-3-1 In the division. SACRAMENTO (AP) Once ties join together to issue Baltimore CFLs will range from ness groups and the scorned and ignored in Sacra- bonds to build a regional sports $7 to $17, down from the usual Sacramento Municipal Utility mento, the Canadian Football stadium. $8 to $20. District. League's Gold Miners are more But first things first. MacInnis said area business- Cox insisted that Canadian Sharks' top draft pick popular than ever now that Sacramento residents who want men decided Monday to try to football, with its 110-yard field their owner has threatened to to keep the Gold Miners and keep the team here. The Gold and its cast of unknowns, can leave town. the team's $7 million budget Miners bring tens of millions of flourish in Sacramento. can't play for affiliate Area business groups on need to get out Saturday and dollars into the city for hotels, "Can it be more exciting? The Thursday asked Fred Anderson pack the season's last game at restaurants, airlines and other answer's yes." he said. "Can it NHL irective keeps Kozlov off the ice to reconsider his decision to Sacramento State University, businesses, he said. get better? The answer's yes. pull up stakes while urging resi- local leaders said. "This team creates com- But if we don't support it, we'll SAN JOSE (AP) The Niii, 225-pounder to a four-year con- dents to show support for the "I guarantee you, if there's no merce, it creates prosperity," never find out." in Thursday said rookie left tract worth $3.45 million in team before it's too late. one out there, there's not going said Buzz Gillardo of Business Gillardo said regional coali- wing Viktor Kozlov is ineligible August. "It's not the NFL, but it's cer- to be a professional team here Network Enterprises, which tions have built stadiums else- to play for the San Jose Sharks' Dean Lombardi, the Sharks' tainly a professional football next year," said Dave Cox, a puts on business expositions. where. IHL affiliate. vice president and director of team," Jim MacInnis, president member of the Sacramento "I'm saying, 'Fred, we love He said the city could start The Sharks announced Oct. hockey operations, was on a of the River City Small Business County Board of Supervisors. you, we want you to stay in with a small facility on land 29 that Kozlov would report the two-week scouting trip in Chamber, said at a news confer- Cox said Anderson "needs town," Gillardo said. owned by Anderson near Arco Kansas City Blades of the IHL, Europe and was unavailable for ence on the city hall steps. some glimmer of hope at the Other groups hoping to save Arena. according to terms of a minor comment. The businessmen also echoed end of the tunnel" to believe in the team include the "Three years down the road," league deal agreed to Oct. 15. But he released a statement Mayor Joe Serna's suggestion Sacramento again. Ticket rates Sacramento and Davis cham- he said, "we'll build a bigger But the NHL declared the deal saying Kozlov was assigned to Wednesday that area coun- for the game against the bers of commerce, ethnic busi- one." invalid. the Blades to "help develop his "There was an NHL directive skills as a young hockey play- issued Oct. 12 regarding proce- er." Iowa State coach to resign at end of season dures to be followed during a "While we feel our intentions work stoppage," said Brian and interpretations had merit, AMES, Iowa (AP) Iowa State Iowa State is 0-7-1 and finish- released by the university that the best possible successor to Burke, the league's director of we also realize the importance football coach Jim Walden, es the season against three he didn't seek or receive a lead this program," Walden said hockey operations. "It included of adhering to the leagues deci- whose team is winless this year, nationally ranked teams No. financial offer to resign early. in a statement released by the a statement that players under sion on the directive," said announced Thursday night he'll 15 Kansas State, No. 1 Nebraska "As it became obvious that university's athletic depart- NHL contract could not be Lombardi. "We fully respect the resign at the end of the season. and No. 7 Colorado. this would be my last season ment. signed to new minor league NHL's decision." Walden, in his eighth season Walden had said earlier that coaching at Iowa State "By announcing early that I agreements." "The league is not singling as coach, said he was making he expected to be fired after the University, I concluded that the will resign at the end of the sea- Viktor Kozlov, 19, was the out the San Jose Sharks or the announcement now to give Colorado game on Nov. 19. He best thing I could do now for son, Iowa State will be able to Sharks' top draft pick, sixth Viictor Kozlov, this decision has the university a head start on has three years left on his con- the future of ISU football would get a head start in recruiting a overall, in the 1993 NHL draft. been directed at numerous finding a replacement. tract but said in a statement be to help the university obtain new coach," he said. The team signed the 6-foot-5, other teams as well," he said.

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_ _. Al.. -A.. SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University WORLD EVENTS Friday, November 4, 1994 7 Hijacker surrenders plane after demanding aid for Yugoslavia OSLO, Norway (AP) - A In a tape recording released come into places that are under Gardermoen Airport just north Fornebu International Airport let women, children and men Bosnian hijacker surrendered to Norwegian media, the hijack- blockade," he said. "It is the of Oslo. The airport was quickly near Oslo. over 60 leave the plane in Bodo, Thursday evening after com- er demanded that aid routes to third winter. It is very cold." sealed off. It was not clear whether the the NTB news agency and mandeering an airliner with 129 Serb-besieged Muslim areas in Initially, the plane - a twin- The plane, Scandinavian threats were linked to the Swedish television reported. people aboard over northern Bosnia be opened, and said he engine MD-80 - carried 123 Airlines System Flight No. 347, hijacking. Police were checking She said there was no panic as Norway and demanding that aid wanted to speak to Bosnian offi- passengers and six crew mem- was commandeered on its way the 10 sites. Fornebu was evacu- the passengers got off. supply lines be opened to cials before releasing the bers. But 52 people were let off from the town of Bardutoss to ated briefly, then reopened Bodo police chief Bjorn Muslim areas in Bosnia. hostages. this afternoon in the Arctic city Bodo, north of the Arctic Circle. Thursday evening. Hareide said officers sur- The hijacker had threatened "We want to open humanitari- of Bodo, where the plane made At roughly the same time, A passenger, Gunhild rounded the plane at the to kill passengers if police tried an corridors on the ground ... a brief stop. Norwegian police received Berglund, said she saw the airport, but decided to let it to storm the plane. Police said (so) that food, electricity and From Bodo, the plane flew bomb threats at 10 locations hijacker force his way into the take off for the safety of the he was armed with a grenade. water and all necessary things about 500 miles south to across the country, including cockpit. She said he agreed to remaining passengers.

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