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By Jonathan Austin & fraudulent use of ID to the Spartan Daily. SJSU separates data into Kunal Mehta numbers to make The Spartan Daily was three different categories OPINION & EXECUTIVE EDITORS unauthorized purchases. able to replicate McIntyre’s for various protection Students with a meal plan If that is the case, we’ll shut it down. theory to buy Cheez-Its from levels. Student ID numbers Spartan Eats shut down can use a prepaid amount the Village Market without fall under Level 3, which self-checkout machines at of dining dollars to make Charlie Faas swiping any Tower card. is considered to be “public the Village Market and other separate purchases at Spartan vice president of fi nance and administration The new self-checkout information” with no security stores on campus following Eats’ establishments outside machines were installed controls needed, according to reports that students could of the Dining Commons over the summer and some a 2017 Information Security spend dining dollars without using their Tower ID card. appropriate authentication their permission, Monday places, like MacQuarrie Hall’s Office presentation. needing to swipe their The checkout machines method is to swipe, requiring afternoon and evening. Ginger Market, no longer Students who see Tower ID cards. were shut down after the the presence of a physical Students were cautioned have in-person cashiers. unexpected charges on their While students were Spartan Daily notified Tower ID card. to keep their student ID Students typically have dining dollars account should prompted to swipe their ID Charlie Faas, the SJSU The Spartan Daily numbers private in different not been cautioned to keep report them to Spartan Eats. cards, an option was available vice president of finance learned of the attack vector social media forums. their ID numbers private. to enter an ID number using and administration. after multiple students Industrial technology In the past, professors have an on-screen keyboard. “If that is the case, we’ll shut reported dining dollars junior George McIntyre distributed grade sheets Follow the The mechanism could it down,” Faas said over the being withdrawn from explained one theory using ID numbers to mask Spartan Daily on Twitter create a window for the phone. He said that the only their accounts without behind the potential attack students’ names. @Spartandaily Chemistry professor recognized with award

By Olivia Wray he spent in Pasadena were STAFF WRITER the best years of his life because he was able to San Jose State chemistry grow within his research professor Lionel Cheruzel curiosities and even met opened his laboratory to his future wife. all majors, and now that After graduating, interdisciplinary research Cheruzel and his wife has won an award. moved to the Bay Area Cheruzel was awarded in 2009 and began his a 2019 Henry Dreyfus teaching and research Teacher-Scholar Award career at SJSU. for his commitment to Having worked with research and teaching. students in the laboratory The award “supports the for 10 years now, research and teaching Cheruzel said it has been careers of talented young an incredible experience faculty in the chemical and he is grateful for his sciences at undergraduate talented students. institutions,” according to Many of Cheruzel’s its website. students come and go, “Our laboratory focuses but some stay in touch on developing hybrid after graduating. P450 enzymes capable of Kato, Cheruzel’s the selective oxidation of current lab assistant, organic substrates upon OLIVIA WRAY | SPARTAN DAILY started working in the light activation to achieve Chemistry professor Lionel Cheruzel gathers his laboratory students to talk about projects in between class times. laboratory in 2013 when chemical transformations she finished her master’s otherwise challenging to and [biochemistry] Having moved to the travel, he left France to states in the U.S. in chemistry. She earned obtain using traditional majors,” Cheruzel’s United States in 1999, explore the U.S., where In 2006, Cheruzel her bachelor’s from SJSU methods,” Cheruzel said. lab assistant Mallory Cheruzel said he never he felt he could improve continued his education in 2009 and expanded her He also received a Kato said. “There imagined he would his studies. In 2004, with a postdoctoral research after graduating. $75,000 of unrestricted are engineering and connect with so many Cheruzel completed his fellowship at the Kato joined Cheruzel’s research grant along with psychology majors that students. Ph.D. at the University California Institute of lab because she said his the award. have been contributing to With a passion for of Louisville and started Technology in Pasadena. “It’s not just [chemistry] the research.” research and curiosity to traveling through more He said the three years RECOGNITION | Page 2 New procedures Stairs to nowhere stall traffi c By Chris Core for some students quite yet. for CAPS services STAFF WRITER “We don’t mind using By Christian Trujano the stairs or elevator,” it takes a lot of time and it San Jose State is no microbiology junior STAFF WRITER takes a lot of emotional toll stranger to redesign Valery Sanchez said, Because of increasing on our counselors.” and construction. “It’s just weird to see the demand and understaffing Fujimoto said the new The campus has seen a construction downstairs problems, the Counseling session limits and scheduling massive amount of change but they are always working and Psychological Services changes will help avoid structurally and the Martin on something.” (CAPS) office at San Jose overworking his staff as Luther King Jr. Library is The construction in State applied new ways to they try to accommodate one of the latest buildings to the library falls under the streamline their services. more students. have an ongoing repair stall “deferred maintenance” In addressing the campus’ But through all these student movement. category of funding at SJSU. increasing need of mental changes, Fujimoto said the The project highlights Deferred maintenance health services, the office office still struggles with how SJSU’s old and refers to any reconstruction implemented an eight its budget. With a lack of wilted structures require costs that do not fall under session limit for individual financial support, he said administration to set aside the initial SJSU budget. CHRIS CORE | SPARTAN DAILY counseling per academic he worries about burning millions of dollars for Charlie Faas, SJSU Vice Construction of the fi rst fl oor escalator at the Martin year at the beginning of the out his small staff of 15 potential repairs. president of administration Luther King Jr. library will replace the existing escalator. semester. The office also personnel and two The first floor escalator and finance, said that $2 introduced new scheduling educational counselors. in the library has been out million is set aside for these have buildings from the ’50s of California website, the act procedures for students to Back in the 2010-11 of service for a few months specific problems. and we have to do the best would “let the University of make appointments. academic year, 1,338 now and is expected to The $2 million only with the money we have.” California and the California CAPS director Kell students visited the CAPS function again in October. begins to break the surface of Poor infrastructure is a State University system to Fujimoto said with limited office, according to the The escalator will the $500 million of deferred problem statewide and to improve the seismic safety of sessions, more people would Association for University be replaced, but in the maintenance that Faas said address the issue, lawmakers their buildings and expand be seen by counselors. and College Counseling meantime, the buildup the school deems necessary. proposed the Higher their physical capacity to serve “I definitely want to see Center Directors. of people waiting for a “Our campus is the Education Facilities Bond thousands more California more staff,” Fujimoto said. lift in the elevator has not oldest [California State Act of 2020. “Counseling is not easy work, SERVICES | Page 2 become an annoyance University],” Faas said. “We According to the University MAINTENANCE | Page 2 sjsunews.com/spartan_daily 2 TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 2019 NEWS

RECOGNITION research and scholar SERVICES space for mental health for accomplishments while students who do need the 2018 - 2019 Continued from page 1 at SJSU,” he said. Continued from page 1 help. Cheruzel is always “It’s great to have as research went hand-in- looking for more That number nearly much help as possible hand with what she was students to join the lab, doubled to 2,670 during the because you never really CAPS interested in. and hopes the recent 2018-19 year. know when you need it,” staff to student ratio Cheruzel said Kato teacher-scholar award “I think it’s great that Millan said. helped him double will bring awareness students are being more Director Fujimoto said he his research and to students that may aware of our services, I think stresses the importance of published work. be interested. the stigma as far as mental being more accessible. 17 Over the last six “It’s an exciting time health services are being “We all need mental staff members assigned to years, Cheruzel has been to be at SJSU, especially reduced,” Fujimoto said. “We health care and we all need invited to speak upon his with the interdisciplinary needed to identify ‘how are self care,” Fujimoto said. work with students research and experiences science building coming,” we going to provide more “That explains the demand all over the world. He has he said. services to our students?” and the increase.” been able to continue to Last year, Cheruzel When addressing the With an eight session travel and speak at more was awarded a grant to campus’ increasing need for limit, Fujimoto’s staff can than 50 places such as launch the Freshman mental health services, the reach out and help students Turkey, Canada, Europe, Initiative: Research office implemented an eight even if the number of visitors Australia and Japan. to Engage Students session limit for individual the office see’s next year goes Cheruzel brings his program that he intends counseling per academic beyond the 2,670 they saw wife and two young sons to help freshmen in year at the beginning of the this year. whenever he has the chemistry and biology semester. Fujimoto said with With its location at the opportunity to travel for to develop their research limited sessions, more people student health center, a conference. interests early in their can be seen by counselors. which is bigger than the In 2014, Cheruzel was academic careers. He also said the office office they once had in the promoted to associate Cheruzel said more is exploring other ways Administration building professor and this year, than 160 students to provide services such before they moved in 2015, 2,670 he is now a full professor. have worked in his lab as workshops and group Fujimoto said these changes students used CAPS Cheruzel “has secured and it doesn’t matter counseling. can help bring in even more 16 internal grants and what their major is “[The office is] an outlet students. nine federal grants because “once you get a for students to let out any Students do not need to totaling close to $2 taste of [researching in negativity they have or if use all eight sessions but million dollars to support the lab], you might like they just need to talk unused sessions do not carry INFOGRAPHIC BY MAURICIO LA PLANTE & MELODY DEL RIO his research endeavors at it,” he said. something out,” sociology over to the next year. SJSU,” according to the junior Jessica Caballero said. If students miss a an assessment appointment services would help her out. SJSU Newsroom. According to preliminary scheduled appointment, or if a returning student fell “From school I go straight “It feels great to have Follow Olivia on Twitter findings released in April CAPS may count that as one on the waitlist. to work and then I have to some recognition for the @bmo_liv by a team of UC Berkeley of their sessions for the year. Fujimoto said the practice do homework after work,” researchers, reports of Anyone who reaches is to guarantee access to as Navarro said. “It’s the same anxiety disorder among 18 the session limit or needs many students as possible by routine Monday through MAINTENANCE He proposed the idea to 26-year-olds have doubled long-term comprehensive confirming appointments. Friday.” that a lot of buildings should since 2008. mental health services Another possible option Fujimoto said he’s more Continued from page 1 be rebuilt rather than The findings also showed will be referred to outside Fujimoto proposed to reach than willing to work with renovated, but funding will how students who identified services within nearby students in the future who technology, but that idea students” and distribute always hold back what is as transgender, Latinx and communities. These support might not have the time to of video conferencing with $8 billion of funding to share possible for any project. black experienced higer rates services include alcohol and meet in person, is telemental counselors and students is amongst all UC and CSU The struggle to find more of anxiety disorder which substance abuse, childcare health services. This is a still in the infant stages of campuses. funds for renovations is not increased the closer all financial assistance and new form of psychological something for the future. There is no exact amount endemic to SJSU. students got to graduation. culturally oriented resources. counseling and support over But for now, Fujimoto that SJSU would receive “It’s a classic problem For child adolescent In the second-to-last the internet through email, wants to assure students that from the act, but any extra that’s not unique to us,” Del development senior Jaime session, the counselor will video conferencing, online the door is always open to amount of funding would Casino said. Millan,he first reached direct the student to the chat, or a phone call. assist students in getting the help Faas said. In the meantime, out to the CAPS office appropriate support services According to the Higher services and appropriate care “You hope [the construction will continue freshman year because he they need. Education Mental Health they need. Even though he importance of the act] would with the budget the school felt the pressure of being a “We may not be able to Alliance, as technology sees the stigma of seeking be recognized by collective currently has and students first generation student in provide services here on an evolves, implementation of mental health declining, he voters,” Faas said. will have to continue higher education. individual basis but we’ll telemental health practices said he constantly overhears Other SJSU cramming into elevators and “I was feeling a bit definitely help you get those and guidelines is also students talking about CAPS administrators said more shuffling up the library stairs overwhelmed and stressed services,” Fujimoto said. evolving. not being accessible to funding is critical, but for one more month. as a first generation student,” The office also changed In 2015, the alliance students. understand that the act “It’s kind of anything and Millan said. “I felt like its scheduling procedures. created a guide to outline the “It concerns me that would not solve everything. a little bit inconvenient,” higher education was a Counselors began contacting potential benefits, limitations, students feel like ‘I can’t be SJSU provost and vice microbiology sophomore bit too difficult and I students on July 1st for legal and ethical concerns seen at CAPS,’ ” Fujimoto president of Academic Liam McInernery said. started thinking ‘oh it an initial session. Then regarding telemental health said. “The reality is yes you Affairs, Vincent Del Casino “But as long as the stairs would be so much easier to students would provide their services in the field of college can, you can come in … Jr. said that the act just the don’t go down somehow I just drop out.’ ” availability so the office can student mental health. we’re always willing to help beginning of what needs to think it will be fine.” Millan later cancelled match students time with For students like child students.” be done. the appointment because counselors. development sophomore “It’s going to be a multi he managed to push past During regular semesters, Andrea Navarro who just Follow Chris on Twitter prong effort,” Del Casino those fears but recognized the CAPS office contacts doesn’t have the time, options Follow Christian on Twitter @ChrisCore24 said. the importance of having a students after they first attend such as telemental health @ChristianTruja2 CAMPUS IMAGE Crime Blotter

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By Chris Core interesting but gives another level of STAFF WRITER fear every time the music picks up because you wonder if your favorite ‘IT’ belongs in the It’s been 27 years since the Losers character is going to die next. Club has been back to Derry, Maine. For the most part, the movie does not The horrors the group lived through throw in lazily written jump scares to make in the small town have all been the audience scream, instead it teases its sewer despite a forgotten but the short two-year wait for viewers with a roller coaster ride for moviegoers has kept the chills of the first your heart. chapter fresh. Rather than standard horror film “IT Chapter Two,” directed by Andrés jump scares this film uses what can Muschietti, is the sequel to the 2017 most accurately be described as fake promising start movie “IT Chapter One” and is also jump scares. the cinematic adaptation of the 1986 The music escalates, the camera Stephen King novel “IT.” focuses as the characters slowly walks Following the events of the first film, across the screen, the tension in the the Losers Club gets a phone call, which viewer rises as the scene picks up and "IT Chapter Two” says that the demonic clown, Pennywise then, nothing. played by Bill Skarsgård, of their The audience in some cases took a childhood has returned to Derry. Years literal sigh of relief with the character in have passed since the kids promised the film, but just like how Pennywise is that if the clown from their past ever toying with the Losers fears, the film is Directed by: returned they would come back to Derry playing with the audiences’ too. Andrés Muschietti and end “IT” once and for all. This tension without payoff makes it Starring: The first film stood out as a diamond so when the real creepy imagery occurs James McAvoy, in the extremely rough genre of horror it hits harder than it normally would. Jessica Chastain films and set the stage for what could I was constantly fighting myself Genre: have been the best thriller franchise of internally fearfully trying to gain a sense Thriller all time. of comfort knowing that the next tense “IT Chapter One” is a must see movie moment could be the one that keeps me before seeing Chapter Two not only up all of next week. because the sequel cannot stand alone Not only is tension executed without the first but also because it is a beautifully throughout the film fantastic movie as a whole. but the cinematography and Excellent character development and editing can only be described one a driven plot carried the first film to a way, stunning. near perfect thrill ride. Even though the The cuts between scenes are seamless second film picks up right where the and the corresponding shots that follow first left off, it falls short after losing its each transition nearly left me breathless vision toward the end. each time. The sequel should firstly be viewed The movie feels like a crafted not as a true horror film but as work of art through its editing but a thriller. not even the fantastic post production The film earns the title of a thriller work could save the movie from for many reasons, one being how well it its crash. incorporates comedy into its plot. Much like the novel it is based off, the The characters engage in realistic last act of the film implodes. banter throughout the film, resulting in Where there was once beautiful cuts quippy jokes that make the audience feel and well timed horrific moments there like they are sitting at the table of their is now poor pacing and lazy writing to high school reunion. finish what was an amazing film. For the vast majority of the film, the The climax of the movie feels like jokes landed at the right time and don’t someone else wrote it and that they were damage the tone being set until the end. told they had 10 minutes to finish the The comedy in the film adds depth to last scenes. the characters that would not be there if A movie with a 169 minute you did not see them make jokes with runtime should not feel rushed but one another. The chemistry between “IT” did. the actors in the group is even more The theater replaced its phenomenal with the added comedy. tension filled sighs of relief with Bill Hader, who plays Richie Tozier, laughter at how absurd the movie steals the show when it comes to had become. comedy. The jokes told between Hader The line between comedy and horror and James Ransone’s character, Eddie that the film walked so well before had Kaspbrak, show the bond between been erased and the vision of the film had friends and immerse the audience into disappeared. the friendship. In the end, “IT Chapter Two” is all Given that 27 years have about set up without any pay off. passed since we last saw them, the Wonderful storytelling, great film features flashbacks of each characters and fantastic cinematography character to fill in the missing time almost make up for the catastrophe that and backstories. is the ending but not quite. This is where the Although it’s not as good as its 2017 movie shines. counterpart, chapter two is a fun ride Having characters that the worth taking even with its flaws. audience cares about not only makes dialogue more Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisCore24

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By John Bricker Although the title STAFF WRITER track delivers a satisfying expansion of Malone’s “Hollywood’s Bleeding” sound, some of his is Malone’s most disjointed experiments, like the work yet, featuring tone-deaf and annoying genre-blending triumphs “Internet,” result in some alongside uninspired of his worst songs yet. duds and confusing Over an ugly mix of collaborations. distorted synths and After breaking out with orchestral strings, Malone his debut album, “Stoney,” delivers preachy lyrics in 2017, Malone surprised about the shallowness of fans and critics with Instagram and declares “Beerbongs and Bentleys,” that he is leaving the entire an album containing internet behind. more than an hour of his This thoughtless moody trap bangers and criticism of the internet subtle ballads. comes off as especially Malone’s eccentric stupid considering how, performances over just like any modern pop refreshing instrumentals star, Malone relies on the made “Beerbongs and internet to promote and Bentleys” an infectious distribute his music. stand out in 2018. Malone’s cheap and His soft crooning over hypocritical criticism the country anthem “Stay” serves only to stroke his to his addictive flows and ego and makes for a cringe- PHOTO COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS hooks over the sweet trap inducing listen. Hip-hop and rap artist Post Malone released his newest album “Hollywood’s Bleeding” which dropped on Friday. beat of “92 Explorer” made On the flip side, the album unique and “Goodbyes” somehow Malone himself or his album review average overall. unforgettable. balances its duel identity featured guests. At this point, whether Now Malone returns as Malone’s most accessible On “Enemies,” rapper “Hollywood’s Artist: you enjoy his music or with “Hollywood’s pop hit yet and a perfect DaBaby completely Post Malone not, you have to admit Bleeding” and experiments foundation for the eccentric outshines Malone’s fairly Bleeding” Release Date: that Post Malone is a with his established sound and cartoonish rapper standard performance with Sept. 6, 2019 surprisingly versatile to produce both great and Young Thug. his off-kilter flows and Rating: Genre: pop star. horrible tracks. Malone’s gruff vocals effortless charisma. His Hip-hop/Rap Released on Friday, Opener “Hollywood’s fit shockingly well over speedy and clever verse at  “Hollywood’s Bleeding” Bleeding” instantly the beat’s icy synths, the core is easily the track’s leans into Malone’s rock establishes the album warm bass and clean highlight, and makes every and pop influences as one not bound by the percussion, while Thug familiar flow and melody half, singing another verse tracklist initially make more heavily than ever, standards of modern rap. attacks the instrumental from Malone disappointing and a hook. “Hollywood’s Bleeding” resulting in a mix of Malone’s relaxed and with his aggressively chirpy by comparison. Swae Lee’s performance an interesting listen but genres and, ultimately, melancholy vocals over performance. Swae Lee’s baby-voiced is so overly sweet and disappointing in the disappointment. grungy guitars go into Not all of the melodies on “Sunflower,” forgettable. Because long run. Although Malone’s overdrive after a tempo collaborative tracks on the hit track from the the track is evenly Although the album sound is as engaging as change and beat switch. “Hollywood’s Bleeding” go “Spiderman: Into The split between the two delivers some of Malone’s ever, his songs are not. This gives the song a over as well as “Goodbyes,” Spiderverse” soundtrack, performers, no chemistry best individual songs, burst of adrenaline with however, leading to a completely take over the can elevate it. the album’s weak points his addictive melodies and few distractingly bad first half, only for Malone The varying quality and keep it from being Follow John on Twitter signature vibrato. performances, either from to come in on the second style across the album’s anything more than @JohnMichaelBr15 READ UP, EAT UP Food series that will spice up your meals

Attend the Lucas chefs use to cook the chicken. This show taught me that Graduate School common comfort foods like Alyson Chuyang pizza, fried chicken and tacos can be dressed up or down COPY EDITOR at hole-in-the-wall restaurants of Business Open House or exclusive 5-star restaurants. Guy’s Grocery Games This one is definitely more In the time I worked as are from the country that they casual than the last two series, a waitress, we had two T.V. spotlight. Usually it’s a chef, a but is the most fun to watch. screens above the bar that TV personality and a host of Guy Fieri invites four played food shows. I never a show. impressive home cooks to understood it; the irony of I enjoy watching this his ‘grocery store’ and puts eating sushi and Sapporo because I always wonder how them head-to-head to while watching Guy Fieri these expensive restaurants make delectable dishes with AM PM go around eating massive create such a reputation in the common grocery items. burgers on Diners, Drive-ins high class food industry. There are four rounds and SJSU Student Union Ballroom and Dives. This show is found on each round eliminates one Nevertheless, those Netflix and is on its second cook. The last cook standing shows were a gateway to season now. has the chance to win $20,000 my obsession with finding Ugly Delicious just by racing to find grocery new food documentaries This other Netflix items on a list. and competitions. Through show is perfect if you like The show teaches the these shows I found a greater comfort food. audience to use groceries to appreciation for food and tips David Chang, the founder make something tasty. that I could take on myself. of the Momofuku restaurant With every episode, Here are three shows that group, travels around the Fieri ties in a challenge that I’m watching. world to show how chefs usually involves restricting Final Table put their own spin on cooks to a certain ingredient If you’re into cooking comfort food. or incorporating an competitions and different The Momofuku restaurant unconventional ingredient in culture’s cuisines, this is the group includes a multitude their dishes. show for you. of restaurants that serve This show can be found on Final Table is a show that Japanese fusion food with Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, features professional chefs tasting menus. or the Food Network. from all around the world Momfuku Ko, one of the Whether you are an who pair up and compete restaurants in this group, advanced cook or someone against others to create the earned a Michelin star in who can barely boil water, best fusion dishes. 2009 and has maintained that these shows are fit for you. Each episode spotlights a rating ever since. With different cuisines you new country and a specific The show, Ugly Delicious, can open up your taste buds ingredient from that country focuses on a certain comfort to a colorful palette of flavors. that the chefs have to food each episode and travels So sit down, sign into Netflix incorporate in their meal. to different restaurants to see and eat these series up! Not only does this series how it is prepared. show the unconventional In one episode, Chang Follow Alyson on Twitter ways that these Michelin star takes on fried chicken and @AlysonChuyang chefs cook, but it also profiles brings comedian Aziz Ansari a couple chefs each episode. to 11 different restaurants Read Up, Eat Up appears The judges of each episode to try the different methods every week on Tuesday. sjsunews.com/spartan_daily OPINION TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 2019 5 If you’re president, the details matter

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As the 2020 asked by the media at the presidential election event about his speech, creeps closer, liberals Biden said, “[Details] constantly make pleas matter in terms of whether every day begging for any you’re trying to mislead democratic candidate to people. I wasn’t trying to take President Donald mislead anybody.” Trump out of offi ce. Th erein lies the He’s been called many problem, because a things throughout his member of government time in the Oval Offi ce, should not be lying to but perhaps the thing their constituents, even if he has been called more the lie is small. than anything is a liar. Members of Congress Republicans have need to understand that PHOTOS COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS been given the title of what they say, whether Former Vice President Joe Biden (left) recently stated that details don’t matter, drawing comparisons to President “Th e Party of Liars”, but they want it to have a Donald Trump (right). Biden is currently leading the polls in the current primary race for the Democratic party. everyone needs to wake major infl uence or not, up and see that lying is a will have some sort Standing behind a there, I would argue they Democratic nominee Th ese two voices bring bipartisan problem. of cognitive eff ect on lie because it is deemed are missing the forest for making him the front a large following of Welcome to America. their supporters. morally acceptable does the trees.” runner going into 2020. supporters that are quick Presidential candidates Th e common thought not make it any better to believe what they such as Vermont Senator is that most politicians lie than lying without hear from their beloved Bernie Sanders even went to further their goals. backing up the claim. politicians and that needs as far as to call Trump a In Biden’s defense, Other Democratic It’s never OK to misuse the to stop. “Pathological Liar” in a he does score very well representatives have wrong numbers for policy or lie It’s never OK to misuse debate in June. when it comes to fact tossed the truth out of the the wrong numbers for Democratic candidates checking. His Politifact window in favor of ideals to make something fi t you or policy or lie to make seem to all agree that fi le shows only 39% of his such as New York’s 14th something fi t you lying is unpresidential, statements are “Mostly district representative your ally’s morals or your ally’s morals unless it fi ts in their own False” or below. and social media and narratives. and narratives. agenda. Th is is compared to sensation, Alexandria Th e followers of these Recently Joe Biden, President Trump who Ocasio-Cortez. politicians need to hold former Vice President has an unreal 70% of his Like Biden, Ocasio- their representatives and current Presidential statements coming up as Cortez was called She went on and said Ocasio-Cortez more accountable. candidate, was caught in “Mostly False” or below out on CNN by that there are more might not be running Biden might think a lie by the Washington on Politifact. Anderson Cooper for people that are worried for president, but she that little details do not Post when he was giving Th e gap is large, no dropping details. about being factually has over 5.3 million matter, but letting one a speech in Cedar doubt, but the point is Cooper pointed out correct rather than being followers on Twitter. little lie get away damage Rapids, Iowa, about a trip not who lies more than that Ocasio-Cortez’s “morally right”. This makes her free opens up the gates to Afghanistan. the other, the point math on a policy was Th is is the problem. presence just as for another pathological According to the is that as a Democrat “fuzzy”, to which she According to the powerful as Biden’s, liar to take offi ce again. Washington Post, the Joe Biden should replied, “If people want Washington Post’s ABC making them both speech stitched together be morally superior to really blow up one News Poll, Biden is major figures in the Follow Chris on Twitter diff erent stories. When to Trump. fi gure here or one word polling at 29% as the Democratic party. @ChrisCore24

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TULSA 34, SJSU 16 Spartans blown away by Hurricane

By Melissa Maria Martinez good spot to get back into this game.” STAFF WRITER Despite Brennan’s optimism, the Spartans fell victim to missed After their victory last week against opportunities, which included Northern Colorado, the Spartans lost missed tackles, dropped passes and on Saturday in a home game against missed blocks. the University of Tulsa. In the fourth quarter, Golden The Golden Hurricane’s 34-16 vic- Hurricane freshman running back tory ended its 13-game losing streak. T.K. Wilkerson blew past the Spartans Tulsa pummeled the Spartans with for a touchdown. Wilkerson’s first 256 rushing yards. career touchdown gave Tulsa a “We knew that Tulsa was going 27-10 lead. to be a big physical talented team After SJSU graduate student and that’s exactly what we saw,” head Alex Galland punted the ball 49 yards, coach Brent Brennan said. Tulsa’s Wilkerson scored another Tulsa junior running back Shamari touchdown. Brooks set the tone in the first quarter With the damage done and just two as he received the ball on 9 out of 14 minutes on the clock, back up quar- plays and scored the first touchdown terback Nick Nash, who entered the for the Golden Hurricanes. game for an injured Love, scored the Freshman kicker Matt Mercurio only touchdown in the second half scored first for the Spartans, making for the Spartans on a 20-yard run. a field goal from 22 yards. Unable to make up any more Tulsa was unable to score again ground, SJSU suffered their first until the second quarter, when quar- loss of the regular season and 23rd ERNIE GONZALEZ | THE SPEAR terback Zach Smith passed the ball under Brennan. Head coach Brent Brennan links arms with his players before running onto the fi eld. to junior tight end Denzel Carter for “It’s just frustrating, I think we are another touchdown, widening its lead going to look back and realize that to 14-3. it had a lot more to do with us not Halfway through the second quar- executing the details of our assign- ter, Spartan senior quarterback Josh ments than it had to do with [Tulsa],” Love connected with freshman wide Brennan said. “Tough loss but we got receiver Jermaine Braddock for a ten games left.” touchdown, closing the gap to 14-10. Senior quarterback Josh Love said Before the end of the second quar- throughout the game the team kept ter, however, Tulsa kicker Jacob shooting themselves in the foot. Rainey converted on his first field “The cost of errors and penalties goal of the game. and stuff like that, we need to fix up,” The 27-yard kick gave the Golden Love said. Hurricane a 17-10 lead before head- Sophomore defensive line Cade ing into the locker room at halftime. Hall said he realized his team gave up During the third quarter, Rainey a lot of big plays. scored another field goal for Tulsa “When it comes down to it, you while Spartans struggled to keep have to win the one-on-ones,” Hall up morale. said. “When you get the chance to “There was some moments when it make the play you got to make it.” seemed like we were really in it, late in the first half,” Brennan said. “[We] ERNIE GONZALEZ | THE SPEAR got a couple stops, got a nice touch- Follow Melissa on Twitter University of Tulsa ended its 13-game losing streak with a 34-16 win over SJSU. down, I thought we were in a really @xicanapower

WOMEN’S SOCCER Overtime goal seals second win for SJSU Spartans prevail in 96th minute over Wolverines with golden-goal header made by Becerra off of a corner kick

By Brendan Cross high five shots to go along UPCOMING STAFF WRITER with the assist on the cor- GAME ner kick. San Jose State senior Her five shots are SJSU @ Sac. State forward Jamilecxth the most for a Spartans Sept. 12 @ 4 p.m. Becerra’s game-win- player in any game ning goal off a corner this season. kick gave the Spartans Freshman midfield- 12 shots in the game, a their second win of ers Alexus Jackson and season high, while the the season. Alison Gallant, along with Wolverines managed Her overtime goal in the Becerra, each tallied mul- just one against a stout 1-0 tilt against Utah Valley tiple shots. SJSU defense. University was the team’s Head coach Lauren In five games this sea- first in over 200 combined Hanson said it was nice son, the Spartans have minutes stretching back to finally win one in over- held the opposing team to the 68th minute against scoreless four times, Loyola Marymount well on pace to eclipse University. the 11 shutouts they had Becerra last season. SPARTANS said that Heading into the extra after reg- We have to have half, Hanson said that she ulation this sense of grit, felt as though her team BRENDAN CROSS | SPARTAN DAILY the team it’s heart, we know was fed up with being in Freshman midfielder Alexis Brewah handles the ball helping the Spartans 1 had the overtime matches and achieve a victory over the Utah Valley University Wolverines on Friday. mindset it comes down to actually coached them- of coming selves after regulation. goal she had to face against WOLVERINES out and that. We have to be “I walked up, they No. 3 Stanford in the finishing in tune and intact were talking, and I did game prior. the game not interrupt them,” she With its second win, within and that’s what we said. “That’s what hap- and first at home, the 0 five min- do every time. pens when you have good Spartans have already utes. leaders out there.” surpassed their non-con- “That’s what I had in Carlie James Senior defender Carlie ference win total from my head and I just went senior defender James said that the team last season. out there and did it,” she puts its practice and con- James said it was import- said. ditioning to good use, ant to win in front of the The corner kick that time as the Spartans have particularly when having home crowd. led to the goal came from already ended two in ties. to play extra minutes. “We have something junior defender Karlee “We have been work- “We have to have this to protect on this field Pottorff, who angled it ing on attacking so it was sense of grit, it’s heart,” and we came to do that,” just right for Becerra to nice to see our rhythm James said. “We know it James said. make a play. come together in the sec- comes down to that. We SJSU has three games “I was in the back ond half,” Hanson said. have to be in tune and remaining in their far post, just making “[Becerra] found her stride intact and that’s what we non-conference sched- myself not import- again today.” do every time.” ule before kicking ant and as the ball was Toward the end of the Sophomore goalkeep- their Mountain West being played in,” second half, the Spartans’ er Ariana Romero was a Conference slate off Becerra said. “I got in offense began to put pres- vocal leader on defense against Colorado College front of the goalkeep- sure on the Wolverines’ but had a quiet night Sept. 27. er before she could get defense before they protecting the net as the her hands on it and it finally broke through Wolverines failed to get a ERNIE GONZALEZ | THE SPEAR Follow Brendan on Twitter went in.” in overtime. single shot on goal - a far Sophomore midfi elder Natalia Nava dribbles down the @BrendanCross93 Pottorff had a career- The Spartans took cry from the 14 shots on fi eld Friday night at Spartan Soccer Complex.