NEWS SPORTS Elmore Leonard signs Spartans go Gator hunting, books in Spartan Bookstore, bag first win of the season speaks to students 5-2 against SFSU See page 4 See page 6 MIX Volume 110, No. 4 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 January 28, 1997 Clinton eschews scandal; espouses Social Security WASHINGTON (AP) Shaken by scandal, is "cut the tax burdens on the American family." vigorously defended her husband against "right lowest unemployment and inflation in decades. He President Clinton sought to reassert his leader- In an expectant atmosphere, Clinton faced prob- wing opponents" she said were out to destroy him. urged Congress to raise the minimum wage now ship in a crucial State of the Union address ably the largest television audience of his life with Amid fresh tensions with Iraq, Clinton issued a $5.15 an hour but did not specify how much. Tuesday night, urging Congress to "save Social his speech before a joint session of Congress. Aides veiled threat of force: "You cannot defy the will of "We can afford to take one simple, sensible step to Security first" before cutting taxes or increasing said he would not address allegations that he had the world. You have used weapons of mass destruc- help mOlions of workers struggling to provide for spending. sex with a young intern, Monica Lewinsky, and tion before. We are determined to deny you the their families." With the end of big budget deficits, Clinton said urged her to lie about it. capacity to use them again." Social Security faces bankruptcy next century "every penny of any surplus" should be devoted to Democrats applauded Clinton warmly when he In a subtle reference to Clinton's personal trou- under a tidal wave of payoffs for the baby boom shoring up Social Security, which faces bankrupt- strode into the chamber. Stoney-faced, most bles, Lott said the Congress would back the presi- generation. On this politically charged issue, cy next century as baby boomers retire. Republicans applauded as well and gave the pres- dent against Iraq "despite any current controver- Clinton challenged Congress to join in a bipartisan Republicans are eyeing the surpluses for tax cuts. ident a respectful hearing. search for a fix. With the prospect of the first bal- Replying to Clinton, Senate Majority Leader Hillary Rodham Clinton had a front-row seat, In his annual report to the nation, Clinton said Trent Lott said the best thing Washington can do beaming and applauding. Earlier in the day she America is enjoying good times enhanced by the See Clinton, page 5 Technological icon Obesity Bill Gates opens D Jt ly himself up to debate 16 T questions at the a pas.sive experience. continues It Will no longer be SJSU Event Center It will be an interactive one. Bal By Jeremiah shim staff Writer By J erendah Oslum his competitors and the government was practices and tactics of Staff Writer also voiced in regard to the lawsuit. Microsoft, including a possible "There's no doubt that the DOJ union with TCI and other major A mother whose 680-pound (Department of Justice) dispute would cable companies to bring daughter died of congestive Bill Gates, Microsoft Corp. chairman not have happened if they (competitors) Internet access through televi- 61.11Sini M's h it nJ 1), heart failure in 1996 was man in America, accord- acquitted of felony child abuse and the richest thought that they could beat us in the sion. to the California Forbes 400 list, was inter- questions pertaining Jan. 9, ing to the market," Gates said. "The TV set will change," Gates said. Initiative, none of by moderator Bill Gurley longer be a passive experi- Education Technology Marlene Corrigan was con- viewed Beyond the talk of the lawsuit, much "It will no were answered in the question night at the Student Union of the interactive one." which victed of a lesser charge, misde- Tuesday conversation centered around dif- ence. It will be an session. Events Center. and the business The Spartan Daily submitted several and answer meanor child abuse. Corrigan ferent technologies attempted to quell any poten- San Jose State University stu- Gates could get up to a year behind tial fears that people may have dents were invited to listen in on bars at sentencing Feb. 27. session, about the possibility of high Seth Ammerman, assistant the question and answer over- where Gates fielded questions technology jobs moving clinical physician at Stanford ranging from what he plans to do seas. He pointed to top quality ITniversity School of Medicine, with his personal life during the developers and the need to get thinks she could have been next 10 years to what he looks for the product out quickly as the found guilty of the felony in a company he hopes to acquire. major reason that top jobs will charges. Many students lined up before stay in the Silicon Valley. "Any mother would know the doors had opened in anticipa- "There will continue to be a that this was a problem and developers," tion of hearing Gates speak. shortage of great should seek help," Ammerman "Hopefully he talks about the Gates said, possibly implying said. "The mother probably development may be a jobs of the future," junior account- that dropped the ball, along with the and management information smart career choice. health care services." ing ability to do hands-on systems major Raffi Vartkessiam The When Judge Richard said before the session. "I'm hop- work, belief in communication, Arnason issued the verdict after enthusiasm and being able to ing to find out what he expects a five-day non-jury trial. and maybe what field to go into." work with other smart people. Corrigan showed little emotion, on the agenda was the were the main attributes that then slipped out a side door First in ongoing Department of Justice Gates said he is looking for without comment.
lawsuit against Microsoft. The managers. Defense attorney Michael lawsuit revolves around the com- Students liaind the session Cardoza said she would proba- plicated issue of Microsoft's interesting, but unspecific. bly get probation and communi- requiring its distributors to "Ile talked in pretty general service ty include Microsoft's web browser, terms," senior business major Corrigan said that the family said. "hut Internet Explorer, in its operating Dag Andargatchew had taken care of her daughter, systems package. The Department thought that it was cool." Christina. the best they could. of Justice has called this is a Other students were hoping Thu casi. has drawn atten- reveal SOMP if restraint of trade. that he might tion to itii sity and what some. "This lawsuit is not about the upccoming technologies activists consider prejudice know about choice," Gates said. "Washington is "I wanted to against overweight people. They the. treating the- PC ( Personal Windows 98: member of quest pined whether Corrigan Upper Right: CEO of Microsoft Bill Gates answered questions from moderator Bill Gurley during his Techncilogy Museum Brad Computer) industry like it's a bad Tuesday visit at San Jose State University. Above: Students watched as Gates fielded questions ranging we add have- been charged had thing. They intend to cripple us." Block said. her daughter weighed less. from government pressure to his business in the Bay Area. Some distaste for the tactics of "Anorexia is in a ditterent category.- Ammerman said -Most cases of iii' 'rind anorexia Department of Justice bites happen itter many years and big; recent troubles dog Gates ic-uk in olulthisid. If a child Monday The CalifOrnia State Senate declared that November -- 'onsuiner advocate Ralph N:ider held a two-day conference hail died. I'm sure the parents would CETI is illegal. CETI is a corporate-led initiative includ- dedicated to discussing how Microsoft minatos (limn for consumers. have received similar t reat ment ." ing Microsoft that would build a computer network fbr Nader argued that (;ates and Microsoft were trying to control the architec- Pn (secu tor Brian I laynes CSU's 22 campuses. ture for the intimmition superhighway. said he. is ma claiming that rais- ing a fat child is a crime lie Jan. 12 Microsoft apologized to both the judge and the November Sun Microsystems filed an injunction to bar Microsoft from said Corrigan WaS charged Department of Justice for the perceived arrogance to head using the Java log). because of the condition of off expected contempt charges. Christina's hi if', in particular October The Department of Justice tiled i complaint claiming that her bedsores. December U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Microsoft has broken a (1 decret, from 1995, beginning the investiga- Nike reported fielding the. ordered Microsoft to "cease and desist" fin-ring PC makers to tion by the department into NI !meson's ;0 l cod ant i -compel it (ye practi (Vs. girl lying nude on the living install the company's Internet Explorer web browser. floor, her body scarred with bed- Because of perceived arrogance by the company's lawyers Summer 1997 A class-action lawsuit was tiled against Microsoft by MOO sores and feces trappiqi in the in court, the judge weighed a contempt of court charge. temporary workers who claimed they should be eligible for the same bene- fields of her flesh A to, fits as regular Microsoft ( mployees AP wire eeentrthateel to this .,,,,pard iii .Siis,iii Sh. ii report. Religious groups heed Caret's call to address differences a request from S.ISI President Robert Caret to address religiolis that this Mrum will provide IC Baha'i Faith member Jim Andrews ByJon Pere, diversity on campus Matt Writer said. Along with iiddressing common misconceptions. the forum will These topics will he assigned to a gremp of different club members, also attempt to solve problems faced by society, according to forum who will then try to tackle the issue and report their possible solo- Terrorists. Closed-minded. Troublemakers. organizer and coordinator fOr the Comparative Religious Studies ( ions to a follow-up forum in Mar-h 18. These are some. of the misconceptions that Sikh Student Program ( 'Iris Jochem "This could he a model of what could happen, and what can hap- been proven Association member Hindi Gill wants to address at an upcoming "It has that when people of different faiths work on pen in the world," Jes him said. forum titled "Inter-religious Cooperation: Obstacle's and concrete problems, they get along," ilisium said. Even though ideals of showing respect, avoiding the converting of Opportunities at San Jose State University." The. keynote spe.iker will he Mark eluergensmoye'r. directiir iii ideas and engaging in personal attacks and strong criticism are to he global "Sikhs have. been given such a had name, in the. press," Gill said. and international studies at the llniversity ot California at adhered to, Event Coordinator Todd Perreira advocate's the- idea of "We want people, to know that we are a positive. and peaceful peo- Santa Barbara, who will focus on ignorance of religious diversity, agreeing to disagree. ple." according to elochim "Be' forward to any biases you have. so people know where you Some mit The forum, which is co-sponsored by the. National Conference of t topics addressed will be interfaith lovers and families. are coming from," Perreira said. Christians and Jews, Institute for Social Responsibility and SJS11's envin mmentalism and WI mwn. gender and religion. Comparative. Religious Studies Program, is being held in response to "We. don't always get the spiritual aspect of issues, and I think See Diversity, page .5 1.1.1111.1.11111.1111.1 1
FORUM I'Vechtesclay, tin. 28, 1998 Should the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the 1973 Roe vs. Wade case be reversed?
High court's decision Law should remain to oversteps legal bounds keep women free
1973 l'S. Supreme all die. Sometimes The W.we know when the ( .1 .urt decision in Roe vs NVade was a mistake. and grim reaper will sh; 111e1 be overturned knock and other times we are life, 'Fills vaiuld not imike abor- taken by surprise. In t ion universally illegal, it death is always guaranteed. waild simply allow tor the Sometimes, Congress populations of individual declares war and we kill other states to decide fcir themselves humans in the name of lio ,. abortion is treated. national survival. Roe vs Wade was decided Sometimes, a sick cancer by a 7-2 margin in favor of patient cannot bear the pain and a family puts Roe. a wi 'Man whom the. state, any longer, I flu would not allow to her to rest forever so she will have an abortion. The Court never have to feel the pain ruled that no state can make. a again. LiW which does not allow a Sometimes, a woman gets growing inside and a abort ion in the first tri-mester of her pregnant and doesn't want what's \-. oimen to have an doesn't punish pregnancy. Most states. including Texas., did allow abor- doctor removes the fetus so the mother egg. This is a to be. purl roil in cases where the. mother's life an innocent victim of a sperm-fertilized tions her conscience and was at risk. private issue concerning the woman, case is a perfect example of how the. Supreme possibly her doctor. This decided it Court repeatedly overstepp.d its bounds in its interpre- But now, 25 years after the Supreme Court of the' was a constitutional right to abort a pregnancy if the tation Constitution. its own In this case. the Supre.me Court interpreted the. right woman wished, the freedom to decide is facing to privacy, which is not actually written into, but implied potential death sentence. in the 1st. 2nd, 3rd. 4th. 5th. ;end 9th Amendments, as What is a private affliir may become a public obliga- meaning the right tier a woman to choose for herself tion upon the woman to bear the child because the law Many have. disagreed with this interpretation, including says so. most of the current justice's This idea would take us backward to thee times of Both Justice William Rehnquist and Justice Ebel-on slavery. White, who were the two diSSenting opiniems in the case., Will the Justices name the child, too, as when the had doubts about the Supreme Court's decision. slave child was forced to take on its master's name? "I have. difficulty concluding. as the Court does. that At a time when national health care remains a fanci- the right cut privacy is involved in this case:. Rehnquist ful ideal and birth control continues to be an ill-afforded said in his opinion remedy by the uninsured, legislation to outlaw abortion nthvr p,,Ints wire iillvStititlid by the two Ju...1i,,,, seems ludicrous. including the interpretation of the law as opposed to its From Bombay to Africa, over-burdened women are original meaning. White. openly questioned the court fighting to get a life. Birth control is outlawed and abor- about taking the right to make hews away from the peo- tions are conducted in littered alleys. Poor women in ph developing countries suffocate under oppressed condi- undergo another preg- Th.. Isslii. here' is not if abortion is right or wrong, tions where. they are forced tee rather if the decision that made it a constitutional right nancy. vs ;is a legal decision Religious and cultural factors continue tee justify the The framer- of the 1 ',institution did not intend to pro- women's handcuffs to poverty. Millions of unwanted tect abortion ;is a hindamental right when they were children will be born int() a world that could otherwise writing the Bill of' Rights For the Supreme Court to care less. come. up with this interpretation is questionable. at best Yet, in the U.S., proposed legislation threatens to do By allowing the Supremi Court to have these. broad the same thing to its citizens. interpretations of virtually any amendment. we. ()pen A woman must give birth, then feed, clothe and edu- the door for many other broad interpretations :owl jeop- cate her child when she has no supporting spouse or ardize the. balance of power upon which our government partner. is built. Where is the law when she falls short on funds? In There is a common misconception that Roe vs Wade. California, welfare is slowly becoming a thing of the made abortion legal What tlie decision did was make past. Juvenile halls overflow with delinquent children iibortion a constitutional right without going through whom parents have failed. the. amendment process Even the three current 11i -tic's If life is so precious, then outlaw war. Outlaw capital who refuse' to overturn the decision admit that it wes punishment. Outlaw pollution. wrong. hut cite precedence as their reasoning to uphold Or, better yet, let California put its money where it the decision counts the living children. Overturning Roe vs Wade would not automatically Freedom for women to decide is human. No choice is make abortion illegal in every state, and for many slavery. WOMPI1 abortion would still be an ,fit ion. Cindy Scarberry is a Spartan Daily staff writer, ()shun Is (I Spur/an Dully sluff writer
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"I think three months into "(A baby) isn't alive until "I believe in the sanctity "I think life begins when "(Life) starts at concep- "I guess it's alive when it the pregnancy when the after birth. This gives the of life and divine provi- the baby can survive out- tion because that's when starts feeling n pain and can fetus starts developing. mother and the father time dence, so I don't believe in side the womb. I wouldn't the baby is coming togeth- sense things. After that, I think it's ridicu- to think over having a abortion." agree with third trimester er. I'm totally pro-choice lous for the mother to have baby': abortions." and I think a woman should an abortion." do what she wants to her body."
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_ Crowded hospitals no place for flu sufferers Spice Girls nowhe re near hot enough ell me what you want, what you really, tion asker predictably grabs ahold of the hem often sent to the season we've seen people are really want..." the Spice and yanks it up to her crack. This county or public hos- the worst case of closest Girls screech from atop Watching the preview of the [ EDITORIAL -1 available bed. influenza in over 10 pital with an 10 heaving breasts pointed direct- movie "Spice World" was two min- years. This caused large When hospitals are in the utes of sheer pain for me. need for the ly at me. numbers of victims to impatient and leave to feed the red, it creates a people, I muse, The movie opened last Friday discharge Who are these descend on hospitals for treat- next person. If a patient can't institution to enthralled by these and was the second biggest box be ready who are ment, yet we all know, or should swallow normally, a nurse may patients who may not women? office draw over the weekend. know, there is no cure for the get frustrated and stop feeding to leave. Hospitals send the sick I honestly cannot fathom sitting centers, I have tried to remain in my flu. You just have to rest. the patient after a few mouth- to rehabilitation care pretending through two hours of scenes that same as hospi- cocoon of ignorance, Emergency rooms have been fuls. There have been cases which aren't the that such people do not exist. But all should have ended up on the overloaded with flu patients, where patients have become tals, and bring in the new cutting room floor. be as I must come to terms and leaving no beds for real emer- malnourished and dehydrated, patients who might not are out there... Their "names" alone are enough ones they acknowledge they gencies. This creates a chain of and died as a result. critically ill as the bought enough albums to make me scream: Sporty Spice, away. and they events. First of all, patients who This creates a real problem sent for the Spice Girls to pick up Scary Spice, Posh Spice, Ginger Rehabilitation care centers are really in need of a bed can't for the elderly, who may not kudos Monday night at the Spice and Baby Spice. get one. As a result, a patient have the ability to get what aren't for critically ill patients. Awards. What a It's like the Smurf phenomenon who are American Music may get transferred from one they need for themselves They are for those to the album-buying from my youth - you remember, the last step to testimonial hospital to the next. Being depending on the severity of ready to take public's bad taste. Brainy Smurf, Hefty Smurf, Papa hauled around between hospi- their injury or illness. The becoming well. These centers Album. Smurf. You get the idea. get back on Best Pop/Rock tals can worsen the victim's elderly, unlike the young, have help the patients Favorite New Artist. The fact that I know their their feet. They aren't for those already bad condition through less stamina, strength and heal- Best Group. names at all is a sad statement to exposure to the elements, caus- ing ability. They may not be able who need serious medical care during the same show the overkill of the media that has If hos- Honored ing further injury, illness or to stand up for themselves by or emergency operations. Frank Sinatra. provided me no sanctuary from the Spice Girls. their patients to as even death. telling the doctors and nurses pitals send My god. Because I have tried to pretend they do not exist. The next problem is poor they need to be helped, fed or rehabilitation centers when Hello, McFly. The Spice Girls are not musi- Oh, have I tried. ready, it can make care at packed hospitals. There washed. they aren't cians... they're not even vocalists. There's five of Nothing makes me scramble for my remote patients worse or possibly may be too many people to care What happens to those who the them in the group and all they do is sing. Yet control quicker than a flash of a bespectacled for, so the nurses get overloaded don't have medical insurance? result in death. when they went on tour they had back-up Ginger Spice having a "serious" conversation with work. Overburdened nurs- Private hospitals are required about that for a minute. with Kurt Loder on MTV. are the consensus singers. Think es hurry to feed one patient, by law to treat patients in the Editorials Indulge me briefly and restore my faith in the C'mon, honey, do what you do best.., shut your Spartan Daily editorial and if the patient isn't eating emergency room, but they don't of the human race. mouth and show your boobies. fast enough the nurses may get have to admit them. Uninsured board. Tell me it takes more to meet the royal family I mean, seriously, their individual bra sizes are than being a group of half-dressed, semi-cute, larger than their collective IQs. overly giggly women spouting the tired theme Unfortunately, the Spice Girls were mis- "girl power." named; they're the Spice Racks. They're walking, Tell me it takes more to make front page head- babbling testimonials to the WonderBra. lines than to refuse to bow to Queen Elizabeth So let me tell you what I want, what I really, Sparta (Aide because their pressed-against, wedged -in, really want... pushed-up titties might burst out of their cut- For the Spice Girls to shut the hell up. down-to-the-bellybutton gowns. Today Thursday Tell me it takes more to get a motion picture Terri K. Milner is the co-executive editor of the Asian American Christian Fellowship A. S. Election Board deal than the inquiry "Is my dress too short?" Spartan Daily. 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By Leah Bower to film because of his concentration on dialogue, Stall Writcrp although the lack of a strong plot had caused some problems. Thirty-two of Leonard's novels and short stories Elmore Leonard, author of "Jackie Brown," orig- have been adapted for film and television. "Jackie inally released as "Rum Punch," and "Get Shorty," Brown" was released late last year, and was direct- read from his latest novel and kept the audience ed by Quentin Tarantino. John Travolta, Danny laughing during an appearance Monday night at DeVito and Gene Hackman starred in the 1995 San Jose State University. movie "Get Shorty." The film "Out of Sight," with "He's really funny. I didn't expect him to be so George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez, is due to be funny because his books are so serious," said SJSU released in July. alumnus Charles Ferrara. Many of the films didn't mirror his books said Leonard frequently cracked jokes when asked Leonard, after mentioning that Tarantino had questions concerning his lengthy career and how been afraid to call him for a year after changing it had progressed. the title of "Rum Punch" to "Jackie Brown" and "I started with a 29 cent Scripto," said Leonard. altering the lead female part's race. "Now! use a $150 Monte Blanc." "I'm not too concerned with how closely it fol- The author of 34 novels, Leonard began his lows the book," Leonard said. "I just hope a good career writing westerns for magazines in the early movie can be made." 1950s before moving to crime novels in the late Leonard also appeared at the Spartan 1960s. Bookstore to sign copies of his novels, including 24 "I picked westerns as a genre to learn to write books lugged in by one fan. because there was such a demand in the '50s," said "He has a real knack for doing realistic charac- Leonard. "Television westerns killed the demand ters. When I read his books! feel like I'm reading for novels and magazines, so! switched to crime." about real people," said Michael Tallau of San Leonard described his own writing as concen- Jose, who left with all 24 books bearing Leonard's trating more on dialogue and characters than on signature. the plot, a characteristic noted by his fans. Leonard suggested that new writers pattern "I think he's a great writer. He writes the best their writing after an author they identify with in dialogue I've ever read," SJSU senior Sam order to learn a writing style. After several years, Youhanna said. said Leonard, their own style will emerge. Characters in his novels just develop according "I also have some rules. My first rule is, if it /ell Niest, Spartan noilv to Leonard, often in unexpected directions. When sounds like writing, re-write it. Another rule is try he felt a character had nothing more to say, the to leave out the parts people skip. Oh, and never Author Elmore Leonard met many of his fans Tuesday during a book signing in the Spartan Bookstore. character often ended up dead. start with the weather," said Leonard. "With those Leonard kicks off the Spring Major Authors Series sponsored by the College of Humanities and the Arts. Leonard said his style of writing adapted easily rules you can go all the way." 'Jackie Brown' no Tarantino masterpiece
By Aaron Villliams dumb ass" in "Brown." 1 11itor Jackson is perfectly suited for Teirantineis style of dialogue, but REVIEW "Brown" doesn't come up with the classic lines "Royale with cheese," "Check out the big brains on Brad" and "You're calling the "Jackie Brown," the new film from Quentin Tarantino, falls short For the first t imp, Tarantino departs from his out-of-sequence sto- Wolf? Shit, Negro, that's all you had to say" that made "Pulp" and of keeping with the director's brilliant first two movies. rytelling style. and delivers "Jackie Brawn" in a start-to-finish man- Jackson a hot commodity. However, after the underground smash "Reservoir Dogs" and the ner. "Brown" even fails to live up to the classic line from "Dogs" where phenominally successful "Pulp Fiction," anything short of a master- This makes the film easier tie fiellow but detracts from the already Buschemi asks why he has to be Mr. Pink. piece would be disappointing. tense nature of the film. In "Pulp" and "Dogs" the viewer had to not The one good thing about "Brown" is that Tarantino does not make "Jackie Brown," adapted from Elmore Leonard's book "Rum only fiellow the action on the. screen, but piece the storyline together an "acting" cameo, although his voice is heard on an answering Punch:* is the story of how a gun runner, a stewardess. a elope smok- as it was revealed. he "Pulp" you never knew until the end of the flick machine. He is a great director, but a really bad actor, as is evident ing beach bunny. a bail bondsman, an ex-con and a fed end agent how .John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Jackson and Ving Rhames all fit by the "Pulp" scene where he rants about gourmet coffee and steering scheme, with and against each other, to get their hands on $500,000. together. In "Dogs" you didn't know if the rat in the movie was dead bodies. Pam Grier, in the title role. and Ordell Robbie Sam ml L. Jackson) Michael Madsen, Steve Buschemi or Michael Penn until all the. cards If someone other than Tarantino had directed "Jackie Brown" it are partners in a money laundering sche .me. that hits a snag after had been revealed at the end of the movie. would be condsidered a great flick, but having to live up to the repu- someone rats them out tee ATF agent Michael Keaton. Another trademark of Tarantino, the all-star cast, fails tee hit the tation of "Pulp" and "Dogs" is something that "Jackie Brown" just This is where. in true Tarantino fashion, the tangle. and intrigue homerun - instead falling short on the warning track. can't do. begin The chem- Orden geees tee bail bondsman Max Cherry Robert Forster) to istry between DeNiro and Jackson nowhere approached the smarmy, spring Jackie. Nlax and Jackie hit it off but she has the feeds telling sharp-witted fun Jackson and Travolta had in "Pulp." DeNiro looked her to cooperate or fiice major jail time. Orden wants the. rest of his either bored or like the) bong he and Fonda shared throughout the San Jose Repertory Theatre money. $500,000. from Mexico, but Jackie is the only one. who has the film was really loaded. means tee recover it. Grier of "Foxy Brown" fame) failed to develop any of the relation- He Loves Her, She Loves Him The. ter's, who want to nail Orden her his gun -running I.scapdes, ships. especially the one to Max, on screen. You could feel the roman- He's Not Who He Seems To Be tell Jackie tie play ball in exchange for immunity. Max and Jackie tic tire. being lit on screen, but their personalities didn't mesh and team up against the. fiats. Ordell, stoned beach bunny Bridget Fonda ext inguished the flames as quickly as they started. But, Neither Is She. and ex-con Ri/bVri DeNiro. The dialogue in "Brown" is clever at times but never approaches What follows is a trail of deception, back-stabbing and double- the wit and appeal of his previous two films. An Irresistible Valentine Come crosses. However, something keeps "Jackie Brown" from joining Jackson seems to be Tarantino's sound bite man as his character "K,-, rvoir Dogs" and "Pulp Fiction" as true classics of American film- gets most of the great lines - "My ass might be dumb, but I'm not a cc tic1 IV
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San .1,) I. Eagles offense the past three needed support to make the
.11111'1',11S 110-i-hill 11111 years can give a fresh start to a Raiders a successful team."
'ih' viii 1(.4 the errors of Raiders team that has missed Gruden said he has hired it: Nvays atternooll. the playoffs the last four sea- Bill Callahan, who worked with 1 he ok sons. him this season as an offensive t age it fi e San Frarickco State Davis then caused a bigger line coach for the Eagles, to be l'iliversity rims tour of stir by praising Los Angeles the Raiders' offensive coordina- them iti the second inning to councilman Nate Holden, who tor. vin their ,easen op. 111.1’ 5-1 it held a news conference last Gruden also said Keith !--;1 ,(111im week to say the Raiders' return Rowen, the offensive line coach 1h1.111, With 11.1iS to Los Angeles was "imminent." for the Raiders last year, will 111;1) fi,ur eotcli The Raiders played in Los stay in that position and that France,.clo Angeles from 1982-94, then wide receivers coach Fred \ tfi r giving 1111 a run 111 thi returned to their original home Biletnikoff will be back with the ii ti1 OW first. t1 lit got in Oakland. But the team and Raiders. iii the heard in the tiott.mi of Oakland officials are feuding Gruden had seven inter- the first when. after 'Fony over 8130 million in Oakland views with the Raiders in the larnes’I out triple. Kyle Coliseum renovations done to past three years. He auditioned Ito I' lure the Raiders back. for the offensive coordinator's Id hit The city, fearing the Raiders job in 1996, and was considered The wheels fell off the would try to get out of their for the head coaching job in tommo in the liottom long-term lease at the 1997 before the post went to Joe tli. se, ond Coliseum, sued them last year. Bugel who was fired earlier lon 1.111.1erdale led off Holden predicted the this month after going 4-12. reaching hase (.11 SES1 short Raiders will win a separate Gruden and Davis down- stop I fii nut l'ricson's first ot t vo lawsuit against the NFL giving played the difference in their errors in the inning. A had pick- them territorial rights to the offensive philosophies. Gruden r,ft !mos\ It tii piteher moved Los Angeles market, and that has spent his entire pro coach- Lander.1; M. to ii iand. After would lead the team to head ing career working with West moving to third on a groundnut, south again. Coast-style short passing .4(11t/ 11 no Brian Raiders officials last week games, while Davis believes in hirinall..= <111;2.11' rejected Holden's claims and the bomb. ..411,11.1;11e-, ahead NFL spokesman Greg Aiello "We want to run the football, A I; t till pitch moved dismissed the comments as we're going to be physical. We're Pornian Iii third iii 'ii in tnoli "ridiculous." going to throw the ball vertical- advantage if a eiitchers' emir But Davis, in his first public ly and we're going to throw the tosre the i I 1.l artin run comments since Holden's news ball horizontally," Gruden said. it the inning Htl.,fl huh `,!,111.1,1,.1111 conti.rence, said the councilman "We're gluing to run the Oakland tilde,' its lead in the SJSU's Brian Forman slides home safe, scoring one of his two runs in the season opener against was "very, very smart" and had Raiders' offense. fiftI, v.ith Ti 11 I haw:ill's ts.o.ii dom. a good job of reading "I will call the plays here and Sari Francisco State Urilyen-tty. Six pitchers combined to throw an eight-hitter as the Spartans beat the eiit I p1 iuI. '11,11V between the lines. I will he responsible for every Gat).rs t 'nein add. I the lard t.111% 111 5-1. SJSU plays at Sunday against Pacific at 1 p.m.. "His credibility cannot be play that's called." Gruden said. 11111 V 11 ,11 seined Fmor an IT,. retired 12 Ciators in a roxv. questioned because he's a "That's what I was looking for ii .1,iiie : r'arrieriI rh picked up the bright guy," Davis said. "When and that's what he (Davis) was Toe - I the you're sued by your (rwn city, if looking for- ,dien v all flue). hit-, Spartan corich Sam i'irriro In the Box pitcher-1)y committee 1'1\ Pll' hors op was rteliberate, de,igned Carrieri. ti let his pitchers get some RHE Lasers fall to Rage 72-67 itt iii eoper. innings early in the se:iori. \Ii -1 hi TIlt. .1 ii San Francisco State 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 5 Biker and not stretch t heni cut pis! vet I'I1lLAI)ElPlII A (AP For San Jose (18-19), Clarisse ,orefitied ti '1'irst game, are hard in Dawn Staley's 3-pointer with 30 Machanguana scored 22 points, IH11 Lit V 11,1,’ hili1111111 jlidp, .- Piro II ''t ill (hail seconds remaining was her only Jennifer Azzi 12 and Sheri Sam MTH' 11 '1 r 1111’,111 Spartans 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 x 5 10 1 kW/V. Wh11t 1,1 l’ 11/’’’t iTTlt shot of the game but gave the 10. ,111,V WV . ’ .11/, 1 ill111 1’’ Philadelphia Rage the edge it Staley played 38 minutes but N111/, /111'111 I'in,' lel t,1 -hill a 1110 SIMEthris with needed to defeat San Jose Lasers was held to only three points on calk I, SI-St' in the --poll 1SIt thf 1.111 PrS11 72-67 Tuesday night. 1 -for-5 shooting. r;lelIle in SFSU . ,tr). M( II (4). Id();,(i t it t inning. The Gators pull .1 rain StnCkl,n1 till b'riday and The win ended an eight-game Philadelphia led 44-34 at the our third with Saturday, then hest tlie 'figers Pt) t. SJSU Hirmr. losing streak for Philadelphia. half and was ahead by eight, 58- one nut, hut 1\1eItermiitt fanned Sund,i at 1 p iii it N'hinicipal I lrfl Hiki.r VII. :In Adrienne Goodson and Taj 52, entering the fourth quarter. the first tatter II, tared Th1.11 Stadium. McWilliams led Philadelphia The Lasers pulled to 67-65, h,. rrwl!)(1 ent to end I I;1111111011 WP (.;itri(!ri (1 ii) LP - NPrp't)ii ic 1 Suni1;10's will hi. (12-231 with 16 points apiece. before Staley's shot stretched 1 ii tliceat 1.8.1S Records: SFSU () 1. SJSU McWilliams also grabbed 16 the lead to 70-65 in the final \ t sp.irtan !atilt rebounds. minute.
Van Exel, Jones join Shag and Kobe as All -Stars NEW Yr said. Robinson; forward Vin Baker I& f le t .411,./. 1148:3. ii t''ilui Th, Imist h.:um Seattle; and guards Mitch iii 1111. id.p.rs in the game ...0 as Richmond of Sacramento and with Lip, iNith J 1111111 Jason Kidd of Phoenix. rakers ;,,,mirils Nick ErVillg. 'Moses NIalone, NI:111 elet Selected as East reserves And (111.1,k,,, and Andrew Tinny were guard Reggie Miller and ;1:- Filf srl:iy. joining the 1:11,1ern r'iniference team 15 center Rik Smits of Indiana, NT star ter, Shaqiiille t I Neal and soars ago. center-forward Jayson Williams 1'0%00 ()their reserves ;idded to the 01 New Jersey, forwards Glen if my 11111111 1.!f111!, 1/1k West roster were San Antonio Hi, of I:harlotte and An like an .\II forward Tilll 1)1111rIn, the nnly Walloir of Boston and guards !--;fi.r. and ma% he th Tig.-t select lilt ikil' un either squad, and his Tini Hardaway of Miami and od to lin. ;MI SI;ir ti,;1111,- teammate, center David Steve Smith of Atlanta.
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