TUESDAY', Avini 16, 2002 WWW.THESPARTANDAIMCOM Doa \ I HE CENTER SJSU softball team splits dout:Tle- header with Loyola Marymount Sports, 4 4UNRAVEL ARIAN Minal Gandhi extrapolates on the pressures women VoL. 118 face from their mothers. Opinion, 2 AHOMEMADE CLOTHES Sarah Tejada makes models a sr.. No. SO tablecloth she transformed V ALSO IN TODAY'S ISSUE into a shirt. Opinion 2 SpOrtS 4 Classified .. 5 A & E, 6 IL Sparta Guide 2 Crossword 5 A & E 6 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSFTY SINCE: 1934

Gerald Wheeler 1925-2002 A taxing situation Former dean Some students rushed to get remembered their taxes to the post office for kindness Niina Bakalis before the midniAht deadline D \ \FI WRI I I Gerald Wheeler, former dean of the College By Moses Peraza Lobato said she did her taxes of Social Sciences, died Wednesday after a bout last weekend, DARN' S I NI WRIFIR but the post office with cancer. He was 77. was not open on Sunday, so she According to San Jose Senior Adrian Combes asked mailed in her taxes on Monday. State University col- senior. Maria Lobato if he could Gloisa Garcia, an employee leagues, Wheeler had a borrow her envelope so he could of the Spartan Bookstore, said sense of humor and kind- write down the address to the the bookstore was busier earli- ness that paralleled his Tax Franchise Board. er in the day, but it had slowed varied scholarly pursuits. These were two of about nine down by the time she got to "He had a model wit who were students standing in work. about him," said Benton line at the post office on the Garcia said the mail carrier White, retired professor ground floor of the Student comes at 4 p.m. and that is of religious studies, who Union at about 3 p.m. to make when the employees change the knew Wheeler for 42 sure their envelopes were post- meter. years. "He went out of his marked before the deadline on Any mail that comes in after Wheeler way to make people feel midnight. goes out the next day at 4 p.m., good about themselves." "I sent my federal tax a cou- he said. Three years ago, Wheeler and White ple of weeks ago," Combes, a However, not everyone pro- formed a group with several other retired civil engineering major, said. crastinated. SJSU professors. The circle of friends met Combes said it took him a Stefanie Walters, a junior monthly for lunch and kept companionship half an hour to fill out his state dance student, said she did her going after an afternoon on the golf course tax. But he said he was happy taxes thzough telefile. wasn't possible. he was getting money back on Using telefile, taxpayers can They called themselves "The Old Farts his return. file their truces by phone by Group." Another student who was fil- putting in a code given by the "We were never great golfers, but we loved ing his taxes on the deadline Internal Revenue Service. day was Henry Uhui, a senior At about 2:30 p.m., the Third See WHEELER. Pap 5 and mechanical engineer. Street station on Paseo de San Uhui said he had too many Antonio had a line that went projects going on, such as work from the counter to the lobby, and school. which is about 20 people. Car accident Lobato, a human resource Francisco Vales, a tattoo student, said people don't real- artist, said he was one of those ize how fast time goes by. last-minute men, especially "It's like doing a paper," she when it came to taxes. victims stable said. "Procrastinating to the Ra Rinia Shah See TAXES, Page 3 last minute." DAIL1 STAFF WRIII-R The two MEChA members involved in the car accident in Arizona on April 1 were said to be stable, according to Jose Lopez, a MECM member. MEChA member Alma Aquina, who was the Impact Party candidate for legislative affairs for the A.S. elections, had been transferred to the rehabilitation center at the Sharp Memori- al Hospital in San Diego. "I am recuperating right now," Aquina said. "With some help, I can get into a wheelchair." Aquina, a political science major, who said &aria Gachei Dailj Shrtl she has a fractured pelvis, a broken right leg, a dislocated arm and minor fractures in her neck, Above, Mar Romano, a postal worker, received tax forms from people driving is hopeful that she will get better soon. through Meridian Ave. right across from the post office on Monday night. This service is "I want to go back to school," Aquina said. 'I offered once a year on the last day to file taxes. lost this semester, and I want to graduate soon. Left, the Meridian Post Offic.e filled up with last-minute tax payers they rushed I also want to do a double major in the Chicano studies program." to beat the April 15 tax filling deadline. set MECHA. Pap 3 Civil Rights activists Students learn dances, to be honored today celebrate fallen Israelis By Mike Corpos MEChA and Akbayan, a Filipino ed States, Macias said. student group. Among the featured speakers SIAFI R By Amber Sheldon DARN "A lot of people don't know will be Sal Alvarez of the Insti- A tribute is scheduled to be about Filipino laborers in Califor- tute for Non-Violence. Alvarez DAIIN STAFF WRITIR held this afternoon to honor two nia," said Abel Macias, a graduate worked with Chavez during his The Jewish Student Union and civil right activists who fought for student intern at the MOSAIC struggle to improve conditions for Hillel of Silicon Valley presented the rights of migrant farm work- multicultural center. migrant farm workers, according Israeli dancing to San Jose State ers in the United States. Vera Cruz formed a Filipino to Macias. University students yesterday in and Philip farm workers union that merged Also scheduled to speak is Cesar E. Chavez the Student Union Amphitheater who worked closely to with Chavez's union to form the Jay Mendoza of the Philip Vera Vera Cruz, to kick off the beginning of Jew- form the United Farm Workers United Farm in 1966. Cruz Justice Project, who will during the 1960s, are While he is generally seen as give a history of Vera Cruz's life ish Culture Week. Union of the those to be honored. fighting for the rights of Mexican and his part in the struggle for Aaron Baskin, president Jewish Student Union, said this The event if; sponsored by the laborers, Chavez fought for the MOSAIC Multicultural Center, rights of all laborers in the Unit- See Page 3 is the first time the organization CHAVEZ. has done this on campus. "I thought it went great. I real- ly enjoyed it," Baskin said. "I shows effect of pollution never participated in it before, Art and it was a lot fun. I like the fact that it's a group thing and every- B) Lori Hanle). visually, and landscape photogra- banks one dances together." phy has always been closest to "They are meant to shed light DARN SIN! I WRIII Before the dancing was to com- my heart," Butler said. on both nature's rhythms and on mence, there was a moment of Bright orange pollution domi- He said he has lived in North- the pollution that is usually hid- silence. nates Tim Butler's exhibition of eastern Pennsylvania on and off den from view by the waterline," Arlene Miller, executive direc- photography, "Untangling my for 30 years. Butler said. tor of Hillel, said yesterday Ivan kavIrtnAkt Path Val, roots," opening at 6 p.m. tonight "There are scars of the coal- To create this effect, he said he start of Yom used an underwater evening marked the Leya Babchin, a San lose State University student, partid- in the Art building's Gallery 2. mining industry. There is aban- camera Hazikaron. of fine arts stu- doned land that nobody can do located halfway into the water. pates in Israeli dancing in the Student Union Amphitheater. Edo Butler, a master "1 It's) respect to -media pre- anything with. The Lackawanna Chris Hoang, a freshman busi- a time to pay from the University of Berkeley to dent, gives a free multi fallen civilians in Israel, to Babchin's right, came the effects of River is the most blatant," Butler nese student, said the pho- soldiers and sentation examining Israel," Miller said. "We actually teach different types of Israeli dancing Monday. pollution in Northeastern Penn- said. tographs were different from any- the Lackawanna The show features four large thing he had seen before. called for a moment of silence for According to the Institute for the State of Israel and in its sylvania and civilians on both near his hometown. photographs of a two-mile stretch "I have never seen angles like all soldiers and Public Affairs Web site, Yom defense and is marked during the River 12:30 p.m. In the "I grew up in the area, so I of the Lackawanna River that that before. They are so full of sides at about Hazikaron is a day of remem- 24 hours preceding Yom Ha'atz- know it is an important issue. I Butler said is "unlivable for Middle East, in Israel, they sound brance for those who fell in the knew it would he interesting aquatic life" and its surrounding see PHOTOS, Pap 3 a siren for 80 seconds." struggle of the establishment of see DANCE. Pap 5 2 APRIL 16, 21.)02 OPINION SAN jOSE STA I I UNIVERSITY For the love of Mother's, cookies and self decided to forgive her Ilove my mother. I really do. But I chubby" as uf late. I also VTA's value needs swear, there are certain days when VVhether this was her failing miserably because affliction of foot-in-mouth dis- I just want to fire her, relieve her at being cute or her effortlessly employing ease is all too conunon in my immedi- of her motherly duties. her passive-aggressive skills, my mother ate and extended family. student recognition This weekend comprised of such made me feel like I %vas the fattest woman Nevertheless, it wasn't long before I days. Now, if someone gave me a cook- in the world. Moreover, she made me want felt attacked by another one of her proposed fee increase by the Valley Trans- one, mind you, came in The ie for all the times I've heard young to hide my face from the world. comments, this portation Authority deals an unfortunate blow women complain about their bodies, She didn't mind the fact that I, too, was front of a friend. not only to San Jose State University students, I'd probably be obese by now. not happy about t.he negative change in As my friend commented on how but all other residents of Santa Clara Valley who rely Not that I don't already complain my figure. She didn't remember that I great I looked and assured me that I was on this alternative form of transportation. about fat deposits in the nooks and exercise whenever dine permits and being irrational about my body, my mom Ultimately, the VTA's fee incrase will discourage crannies of my body already. avoid the love of my life, chocolate ice told her to look closer, because I did potential riders, resulting in more drivers on the It's the sad truth, the burden of in an embarrassing Spandex number cream, every time my dad offered it to me. indeed add a few pounds to my existence. road, which will, in turn, negatively impact traffic being human: Well never be satisfied. that makes her hips look too wide. This is exactly why I'm terrified to Double whammy, Mom you and parking at the university and beyond. And as women, well never be satis- Of course, this is assuming that we will raise a child of my own, particularly a would have lost had this been a round The VTA may not be pursuing the smartest fied with our bodies. one day see the aforementioned Victoria's daughter. of "Press Your Luck." No pun intended avenue to reduce the deficit brought on by a declin- Forget about the time, energy and Secret models with their clothes on. While I intend on being a mother ... well, maybe. ing ridership, but this is no reason for SJSU to do insanity women commit to dieting, to Many women, as I was recently one day, I can only pray that I never I've taken this weekend in stride, away with its VTA sticker fees. exercising, to starving, to binging and inforrned by a man, have an extreme- say anything so stupid and conse- however. Because there are cotmtless While not all students take advantage of the purging. ly twisted and unhealthy perception of quently risk giving my offspring some other things that have gotten my "free" access to public transportation, we should not If we were to succeed at one thing their figures. kind of complex or self-esteem issue. mind racing, things that weigh me be blind to the benefits of this service: less cars dri- in this world, it would be lambasting Whoa, scrape me off the floor Oftentimes it is our very friends and down more than pounds and ounces. ven to school equals cleaner air, reduced need for ourselves after glancing into mirrors. women have issues. family who say things that sting the most, I have come to the conclusion, how- parking garages (lots, spaces, enforcement, etc.), It would include comparing and con- On a serious note, however, our and I !mow that I do not look forward to ever, that there is absolutely no need fewer car alarms disrupting class, and so on. trasting our god-given, imperfect fea- sensitivity toward our bodies only those times of personal haphazardness. for diets and exercise in this world SJSU students may be required to vote for a possi- tures to those of airbrushed, porcelain makes the task of accepting any sort Anyway, I let my mother's remark when a woman has a mother who bly free increase to help match the VTAs potential price model features. of criticism regarding our physicality slide, thinking that she may have seen keeps her body and, unfortunately, her hike hopefully we as a school will recognize the ben- Face it, ladies. Well never get the all the more difficult to accept. me from an unflattering angle, there- self-esteem in check. efits of the transportation fees we pay, and, if it comes to chance to see Laetitia Casta thighs Which brings me back to my mom. fore compelling her to make such a it, vote in support of a possible enrollment fee increase. suffering from the cottage-cheese look On Saturday, my mom mindlessly statement. Plus, I didn't have the Minal Gandhi is a Spartan attributed to cellulite. Nor will we joked, twice, if she could squeeze my energy to unravel my thoughts on her Daily Copy Editor. A. Woodrow ever see Stephanie Seymour featured cheeks since they were "getting so comments. "T Trl ravel" appears Tuesdays. senior environmental studies ATLANTIC FEATURE SYNC. ©2002 MARK PARISI When on the road, www.offthemark.com End-of-the-semester c?)0& - think consideration pressure mounting Aguirre Jr. makes a good point on the qual- Zz*---." Ben ( ? Since the crunch of finals is ity of drivers on the road today ("Driven Crazy coming up, and since I am by idiots behind the wheel,"April 8). still in denial that Spring Ranging from the inconsiderate drivers to the Break is over, I have decided to HILLARY poorly skilled drivers, Ben clearly shows his annoy- take more weekend vacations. ance of these "pests." Last weekend, I took the five- CARGO All the examples he does give do have merit to hour drive south to Sequoia their claims and is very justifiable, but one thing National Park and saw the oldest that caught my eye the most was his reaction to the living things on our planet driver on the freeway driving at 45 mph. trees that are more than 4,000 The reactions he gives are reactions of road rage years old. or near symptoms of such. Driving should not pos- It was quite amazing to stand tle bitter about the stress that sess too much emotions when on the road because under these giants' canopies and plagues me. emotions can greatly affect how an individual drives. witness their patience. Actually, Therefore, I'm boycotting I am not discrediting Ben's statement that there to describe it as cunazing is an responsibility indefinitely. are terrible drivers out on the road, but I am mere- Mort< understatement. I believe the Latin term for my ly stating that reacting and handling these drivers I couldn't help wondering condition is called Senioritus should nearly be non-existent. Plaz!..42, 4t 16 what it was like for the first set- Responsibiliphobius. In drivers training, one of the many things tlers to encounter these forests The best cure for my ailment taught is that consideration for other cars is good and mountains. is to take another vacation this but also that a driver should not let another driver In any case, the feelings of weekend. get to them on an emotional level. 15.C-TA A--1- stress and responsibility gradual- And this makes perfect sense ly diminished with every step I since I have quite a few papers Anthony Wong Vol_KSWAGriA AC_ANC,GluAR,TARs took into the Wilderness. due next week. freshman On the last day of hiking, I computer science I don't believe in running met a New Zealander who was away from my problems, but taking a journey through a few when it comes to my American Career Center Career Center National Parks before stopping educational curriculum, I feel Forum: careers in social science from 8 Job and internship strategies workshop: in Canada and then Europe. betrayed. a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Barrett a,nd Almaden hot resumes from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in I couldn't really help myself If we spent more time in our rooms of the Student Union. For more infor- the F Workshop room of the Career Center. In the midst of the peaceful- schools emphasizing the impor- mation, contact 924-6031. For more information, contact 924-6031. ness of my hike, jealousy began to tance of relaxation and the neces- SpartaGuide creep its way into my presence of sity of vacation, I think that our alspirit.org Career Center mind. society could be a much better Sex and spirit: lecture and discussion Job and intemship strategies workyhop: nor- It seems like a lot of people place. sAth Annie Spnnkle at 7:30 p.m. in the Spar- m-mg the current Job market from 2.30 p.m. to Tuesday MOSAIC: SJSU's multieultural center that I meet from Australia and Maybe we have something to tan Memorial chapel. 3:341 p,m. in the F Worloihop mom of the Career Music, impmviaation, meditation and cul- New Zealand have an extra dose learn from the lands down under. Center For more information, contact 924-6031. of adventure in their blood. Movimiento Estudiantil tural exchange with Eddie Gale from 7 p.m. Perhaps if we were taught at a alspirit.org Maybe it's something in the Chicano de Aztian to 9 p.m. in the MOSAIC, multicultural cen- young age to appreciate the peace Meditation and meditation instruction fteEntry and Commuter Help Program water over there. Weekly officers meeting at 6 p.m. in ter in the Student Union. Fbr more informa- that nature has to offer, and the from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the chapel next to Making connections at SJSU from noun "Do they raise you with adven- the Chicano Library Resource Center, Mod- tion, contact 924-6255. thrill that travel can bring, we ule k For more information, contact Adri- Robert's Bookstore. For more information, to 1:30 p.m. in the Pacheeu room of the Stu- ture as an ethic?" I asked him, would have less road rage, leas contact Roger at 605-1687. dent Union. For more inffirmation, contact trying to get answers about why, crime, less proposed drilling of azia Garcia at 250-9245. School of Art & Design Jane Boyd at 924-59.50. in contrast, Atnericans are driven the Arctic National Wildlife Student gallery receptions from 6 p.m. to School of Art & Design to work harder and play less. Refuge and more overall bliss. Health Science Undergraduate 8 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies Whatever he said next was Student Association Student gallery exhibitions from 10 a.m. sjapirit.org For now, remembering the buildings. For more information, contact John probably a good answer, but I quietness of Rice-krumies fest fmm 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in to 4 p.m. through Friday in the Art and Meditation and meditation instruction the Sierra has made or Nicole at 924-4.3:30 couldn't listen. me drown out most of the unnec- front of the Student Union. For more infor- Industrial Studies buildings. For more infor- from 4 p.m to 5:30 p.m. at the Tim Chapel mation. contact John or Nicole at 924-4-330 next to Robert's Bookstore. For more infor. By then, my mind had taken essary noise that otherwise mation, Lauren Drown at 942-0367. Sehtiol of Art & 1/esign me back to San Jose State motion. contact Roger at 605-1687. Uni- would scurry through my head on Tuesday night locum: seneri with Annie versity, where I sat staring at the Catholic Campus Ministry an average stressful day Career Center Sprinkle:the pleastirm prufits and politic:rot mak- computer screen, waiting for the Daily Maas at 12:10 p.m. at :300 S. 10th Gay, Lesbian, Biaexual and I can't concentrate on lectures, Human and public service career forum mg .e.uspy explint art and mrdia Frurn 5 p.m. words to flow forward as a dead- no matter how St. For more information, contact Sister Mar- Tranagender Alliance hard I try. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Seventh Street to 6 p.m. in the Art huildmg, Roam 133. For more line approached. I can't stop daydreaming cia Krauae a 938-1610. Club meeting fn. p in te ti 45 p.m in no Plaza and the Student Union. For more infigination.aintact Jo finrander at 924-4329 I was thinking about the job matter how hard I focus. information, contact 924-6031. the Almaden mom of the Student Union For that I haven't gotten yet but I can't pretend to get serious Wednesday mon. information. P-M811 [email protected]. Counseling Services should probably have within the when there is so much fun that 90.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio General process group from 2:30 p.m. to next month. awaits. Department of Nutrition and Thursday Tuneful Tuesdaya: live music every week. 4.30 p.m. in the Administration building, I want to not care about these For as much as getting a job Food Sc fence This week: hiphop with Ostrich Head and Room 201. For mon- information, contact Kell things. sounds like something that Body fat aseesament from 1:30 p.m. to A.S. Campus Recreation l'he Basics from noon to 1 p.m. in the Stu- Fujimoto and Jeni Landau at 924-5910. I want these things not to mat- would be assuring, researching dent Union Amphitheater For more informa- 3 p.m. in Central Classroom Building. Badminton tournament at 7 p.m. in ter. vacation destinations sounds like Room 221. Five dollars for atudents. For Spartan Complex. Ftoom 44A. For more infor- non. contact Shaun Morrie at 924-8764. Counseling Services But there I was, surrounded a much better graduation plan. more information, contact Sherry at 206- mation, contact Rita Chandler at Gay, lesbian, bisexual, tranogendered sup- 924-6266. by nothing but fresh Sierra air, It's also a cure for a most 7599. rich soil, the sound of Asian American Journalist Amsociation port gmup from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the water rush- unfortunate disease. Sparta Otade prneuled free If rharge ing through streams as the melt- Pizza night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Administration building, ROOM 201 For more Student Gerontology Organization madenin faculty and staff 11111/111P/Il 17te deadline ing ice succumbed to the sun's the Almaden room of the Student Union. For information, contact Sheening Lin at 924- Hillary Cargo is a Spartan Meeting with guest speaker Hele emetes IA noon, dare learlana days helix", th; warmth ... and I was still unable more infonnation, contact Van Nguyen at 5899 or Terri Thames at 924.5923 Daily Copy Editor 'Zenith 623-5698. na Fox, director of Daybreak Senior &wind puhlunaan date Entn firms on. mad to live in the moment. Rising" appears Tuesdays. Services from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in able 8n the Spatial; Dadv Offitv. Spray re:ant So now that I'm back, I'm a lit- Pakietan StUdent Association the MacQuarrie Hall, Room 233. For haw may mama. eda;na rot outhoormotonx Phnon Nurses Christian Fellowship Meeting at 5 p m. in the Pacifica room of more information. contact Katie and e mad sufirrusssni 4 OVIVIlt TI E/MVS (M. Bible atudy at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. the Student Union. For more information, e- Maglehy pernied 8n the ,wrIer 18; 8; hu I; Nun on ll'1111.1 in the Montalvo room of the Student I 'nos. mail psa_sjamilyahoo.com

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TAxEs Post office stayed open late to accept mail for IRS er Say lahhhh' . . .s- continued from Page I want to wait in line this year so half of it was going to the IRS. li- she filed her taxes at the end of "The mail gets processed with- Vales said that he had traveled January. in 30 minutes of the time 1 drop it e I to countries that were not as for- Steve Richards, a mail collec- off at the general mail facility," ier tunate as America. tor for the U.S. Postal Service, Richards said. in He said he would pay his taxes said when he got to work at 2:30 Donna Ambrose, a clerk with if that were what he had to do to p.m., the parking lot at the Bay- the Third Street station on Paseo ow be an American. side Station was full. de San Antonio, said, "It's the ras "It's a beautiful place to be," Richards said his supenrisors same thing every year." Vales said. "If it coats giving up a asked him if he could work later, Ambrose said she notices that little bit of money that I make to but he declined because he was people socialize while they wait be part of that, it's worth it." getting over a cold. in line. Vales said he was self- Richards said the post office "Every year, people wait until nd employed and paid his taxes on a would have mail carriers working the last minute," Ambrose said. ed yearly basis, but he was consid- until midnight picking up letters "Every phone call we had is 'How ering paying them on a quarter- from designated mailboxes. long are you open?' " ly basis so he would not have to Richards said they were busy Ambroae, who has been work- iss owe so much at the end of the when he walked into his work- ing at the for the U.S. Postal Ser- ny year. place. vice for the last 32 years, said this ne Brizuma Merrick, a senior in His supervisor didn't even say time of the year was worse than environmental studies, said she "hii," he just put him t,o work. Christmas. W- was turning in her taxes later Richards walked from his She said that people blame her ed than usual because she did not postal vehicle to the mailboxes for not having the tax forms out rld need the money the government and opened it. in the lobby, which she says have ho owed her. Inside was a container filled been out since January Ler Marina Gomes, an office work- with letters. "While I was locking the door, er who was in the post office Richards said there was twice people were still trying to get in," mailing letters, said she didn't as much mail than before and she said. tri MECHA Both hospitalized victims are expected to recover continued from Page I "I will be continuing therapy for therapy to a hospital in Redwood at least two more months," She City, Lopez said, adding that he She seemed to have trouble said. was stable and is doing better. speaking, and she said it was Aquina said she was sleeping Nunez would be required to because she had just come back during the accident and does not wear a head brace for Su( months, from therapy and also because she remember much. She said she has Lopez said, who escaped with had a cast around her neck. been in San Diego for a week and minor injuries and is back in San She said her therapy mostly was flown there by a special heli- Jose State University. included exercises for strengthen- copter. Lopez said Nunez can speak ing her arms. "I have improved a lot in this now that he has been removed Aquina, who is from San Diego, week, and I feel way better," from the respirator. said she had set a personal goal to Aquina said. "I don't have to take Nunez and Aquina were earlier go back to school and go back to Christy Kinskey / Daily Staff too many pain medicines." admitted to Saint Joseph's Hospi- San Jose. Aquina said she considers her- tal in Phoenix. Keiko Kagawa-Hamilton, right, sings operatic assurances to masters student Jonathan Souza, She said the support she self lucky. Nunez, Aquina and Lopez, along left, during rehearsals for the spring Opera Workshop course. The workshop receives from her mother and her "I was told that it could have with Alicia Casas and Adriana participants are sched- visitors make her feel a lot better. uled to perform their Opera Showcase been a lot worse," Aquina said. "I Garcia, were returning from an on May 11 in the music building. "The things you need to do to could have broken my neck, and I annual MECIIA national confer- get into the front page," Aquina couldn't have been able to walk. ence in Texas at the time of the joked about the previous Spartan These things are healable. I am accident, according to Adriana )g Daily article on her condition. really grateful for that." Cabrera-Garcia, the co-chair of She said an internal rotator in Meanwhile, Aquina is waiting MEChA. Display will her stomach holds her pelvis and to recover completely. Lopez said their Toyota 4-Run- is PHOTOS remain in gallery until Friday prevents her from moving freely, "Going to the restroom, taking a ner, driven by Garcia, hit the left but she said she is hopeful she will shower, I never thought it was side of the rail and rolled three Tit continued from Page I It also features photographs of pher for the Scranton, Pa. news- be able to walk freely when it's hard to do all these things, but now times, but it wasn't exactly clear is a coal breaker, an entrance of a paper, the Scranton Times-Tri- removed. they are," Aquina said. what caused the vehicle to texture and color," Hoang said. mineshaft and a fenced off mine bune, for six-and-a-half years. Aquina said she expects to Antonio Nunez, the other swerve. se The show also features two 20- shaft opening where acid-mine He said he quit his job at the know today how long she is to stay MEChA member who was critical- The accident happened on I-10 rs inch by 60-incli documentary drainage enters the river. newspaper to concentrate on in the hospital. ly injured, has been transferred for about at 100 miles from Phoenix. style photographs.. Butler's video, "Seeing more in-depth projects. , The images were made by using Orange: will play in the corner of "Journalists always have some %it a %vide-angle lens on a panorzunic Gallery 2. kind of agenda. I wanted to do caznera to capture the "degraded He said the video chronicles work that was more honest and el environment in as much context the different attitudes people stated my purpose: Butler said. have of pollution. Butler's "Untangling my as possible," Butler said. Presents: CARge Phil Mamuyac, a fourth year "People are used to the prob- roots," is scheduled to be on dis- SISU Career Center lem. They don't want to talk play until Friday in Gallery 2. art student, said the colors of these panoramic photographs about the coalmines being closed. He said he plans on exhibiting were intense. It is an economically depressed the project in Scranton within human&publicservice "The colors really got to me. place," Butler said. the next year. Sr They shbw how environmental In 2000, Butler said he sent 30 Mamuyac said if he were a cit- 1111 letters to governmental represen- izen of Northeastern Pennsylva- to change affects the town," he said. There is also a set of four black tatives inquiring about the pol- nia, he would be happy to see the ir. photography show a , and white photographs titled, luted Lackawanna River. exhibited. "Nostalgia gets in the way." The 15 letters he got back in "I would be happy that some- tuesday, april 16th The first photograph is of a response to his inquiries are also one is talking about the issue. It student union on display. seems like a suppressed issue," ve clean section of the Lackawanna River. Butler said he was a photogra- Mamuyac said. of Government/Non-profit Agency Fair fe Event will also Filipino poetry group CHAV1EZ feature 11:30- 2:30 Meet over 4o organizations to learn more about le internship and volunteer opportunities c- continued from Page I Of particular importance, Filipino poetry group, and Small full-time, ie Macias said, is the fate of immi- Axe Poetry Project, a Chicano 7th Street Plaza laborers' rights. grants working as airport securi- poetry group, Macias said. Estella Habal a San Jose State ty screeners in a post-Sept. 11 The main purpose of the event, s, University professor of Asian world. Macias said, is to bring about American studies will also speak Macias said there is a possibil- awareness of Filipino workers in Panel Presentations on: 10 about her experiences working ity that new security measures California. with both Chavez and Vera Cruz may require all airport security "'We also want to break down IS and the United Farm Workers screeners to be American citi- cultural barriers between stu- Union. zens, which will put a large num- dents on campus," Macias said. 2:00-1:00 Careers in Political Science One of the major topics to be ber of immigrant workers out of "That's why we're doing this with Umunhum Room discussed will be the current their jobs. Chicano and Filipino student plight of immigrant workers and The event will also feature groups." their working conditions. presentations by 8th Wonder, a 1:00- 7 no Careers in the Helping Professions Almaden Room

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0 4 APRIL 16, 2002 SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Ferguson returns to mound to post softball win

klitli os Bollinger mount rallied, scoring three runs to tie the game in the fifth DALIN SI ALF itl fl inning. Freshman pitcher Brianne The first batter, Lions fresh- Ferguson lead the San Jose man Jessica Grassi, reached State University softball team base when Ramos couldn't field to a 6-5 victory over Loyola her ground ball. She eventually Marymount University on Mon- came around to score. day at SJSU Field to split a dou- After an infield single to bleheader. third, LMU first baseman Emily San Jose State University Foltz blooped a single over (17-36 overall, 5-11 Western shortstop Miranda Gonzales' Athletic Conference) lost the head for an FtBI to make the first game to Loyola Marymount score 5-4. (22-29 overall, 7-8 WAC), 8-5. Lion's freshman Cassie Phillips then singled to score Julian to tie the game 5- Yesterday's Score Megan 5. Loyola Marymount 8 5 "We were kind of cruising there, and the problem is you Spartans 5 6 can't get comfortable with a lead," Enabenter-Omidiji said. riday SJ SU vs Cal Poly p.m. "We just got sloppy." The Spartans took the lead Ferguson, who had been out for good in the bottom of the for three weeks with a broken sixth inning when catcher cheekbone, played with a protec- Karlie Reiss, who had three tive mask. hits in the game, singled to Spartan head coach Dee Dee right field with two outs to Enabenter-Omidiji said Fergu- score Dianna Lilly, for what son was thought to be out for the turned out to be the winning year after being hit in the face run, as Ferguson shut down by a line drive, but the school LMU 1-2-3 in the seventh to was able to find a company that end the game. makes protective masks. "My hitting was on today", "She had a chance to pitch Reiss said. "I was able to come Saturday," Enabenter-Omidiji through." said, " but the protective mask In the first game, Loyola was not comfortable." Marymount defeated SJSU 8-5. Enabenter-Omidiji said a few LMU hit a two-out three-run adjustments were made to the home run in the first inning of mask, and Ferguson was able to the first game and never looked play Monday, although the mask back. took a little getting used to, the David Moon / Daily Staff The lions added a second pitcher said. three-run home run in the top of "I'd lose the ball when it was Spartan second baseman Tara Hall, left, reacts to an umpire's call after missing a tag on Loyola Marymount University Megan Julian the fourth, sending Spartan hit back at me," Ferguson said. during the fourth inning in the first of two games. The Lions beat the Spartans, 8-5, in the firSt game. starting pitcher Carol Forbes "Just seeing the ball when they who lasting just 3 and 2/3 hit it I was having trouble." innings to an early exit. Despite wearing the mask, "(My performance) could have down by conference rival Fresno Designated player Carol bottom of the second inning on Loyola Marymount pitcher Ferguson (5-17) pitched a com- been better, but my team helped State University last week. Forbes and third baseman an RBI single by Forbes and Sami Strinz (7-4) earned the plete game, allowing just two me out," Ferguson said. "We "We got a perfect game Veronica Ramos each collected then added two more in the win, giving up just three earned earned runs while striking out scored a lot of runs today." pitched against us Saturday at an RBI as four of the first five fourth off Lions starter Jennifer runs, while Forbes (12-17) took two in the victory. The Spartans, who pounded Fresno," Enabenter-Omidiji SJSU hitters reached base. Heliotes. the loss for the Spartans. Fteiss The pitcher said her time off out 13 hits, wasted no time get- said, "and that was embarrass- LMU got on the scoreboard Second baseman Tara Hall went 3 for 3 in the game and 6 was more of a factor in her ting on the scoreboard in game ing. When you're a competitor, in the top of the second with a hit a two RBI double up the mid- for 7 on the day to lead the pitching than wearing the mask two, as they scored three runs in you don't let things like that sacrifice fly by pitcher Jennifer dle to score centerfielder Ste- SJSU. was. the bottom of the first inning. happen again." Heliotes, who added a second fanie McMinn and left fielder The Spartans' next game is Ferguson said she was rusty Enabenter-Omidiji said her The Spartans singled in two sacrifice fly in the fourth Elisa Barrios. scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday at because of being unable to play players got a little mad and runs in the first inning of Mon- inning. Everything looked good for SJSU Field as they host Cal the last three weeks. started hitting after being shut da c'4 contest. The Spartans scored in the the Spartans until Loyola Mary- Poly. Gram WAC Golfer of the Week A.D. Bell has soccer pitch SPARTAN- SHOW ME THE named after him director for the Aggies for six Louisiana Tech University. TCU DAILY SIAFF RI-P01(1 years, beginning in 1992. now resides in Conference USA. While at USU, Bell was a big San Jose State University proponent of getting out of the Water polo falls to Cal MONEY! golfer Helle Gram, who tied for Big West Conference and into thc fourth place at the Peg Barnard bigger and more competitive The Nu. 6-ranked SJSU California Collegiate women's golf Western Athletic Conference. women's water polo team lost a 9- tournament held April 13 & 14, The plan Bell hatched with 4 non-conference decision at No. 4 was named the Western Athletic then-USU President George Cal Berkeley on Saturday. Conference Women's Golfer of the Emert didn't work as the WAC Jessamyn Grewal, Laura Week, as announced by the confer- decided on adopting SJSU and the Scott, Christine Welsh and Neva ence office in Denver on Monday. University of Nevada-Las Vegas. West all scored one goal apiece for SAVE OVER WITH THE Gram, a senior from However, according to Satur- SJSU, which fell behind 2-1 after 40% Bagsvaerd, Denmark, posted a day's edition of the Logan Herald- one quarter, 4-1 at halftime and 6- 36-hole total of four-over par 147, Journal, Bell is still pushing for 3 in the beginning of the fourth ALLSAVER' STAFFORD LOAN on the par-72, Stanford Universi- USU to make the jump. quarter. ty Golf Course, helping SJSU fin- "And I think that's immanent," The Spartans finish the regu- ish in sixth place in its final regu- Bell was quoted as saying in the lar season on Saturday at the Why pay more for a big -name loan when you just want the most lar season tournament. Herald-Journal. 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WHEELERDean also served in the Navy and wrote books DANCE Group didn't have music so students sang music continued front Page SJSU in 1967 and retired as their professional relationship, continued from Page I because anyone dean in 1983 after teaching for and she c,onsidered him a friend as can participate. Baskin said it's easy to learn. the game with a passion," said 27 years. Prior to SJSU, he well. "We wanted people to join us, "It's basically a bunch of different maut, Israel's Independence Day. but there is only so much you can steps with some clapping and you White, adding that last year taught full time as an assistant "What I've already begun to On Yom Hazikaron, Wheeler donated the entire say," Israel said. "We tried to say line up in a circle. You go around in his clubs to professor at the U.S. Naval Acad- miss," said Noble with a pause, "is nation remembers its underprivileged children. dead and it's a lot of fun, but there's no a circle doing the footsteps and the emy in Annapolis from 1952 to if I had an issue to discuss in con- expresses eternal gratitude He also was a member of the 1957. to its point in forcing it. We gave them clapping," Baskin said. fidence, I could always count on sons and daughters who San Jose and the San Francisco In 1963 Wheeler went to the advise and keep gave the option and they politely Israel said there is not a spe- Jerry to listen, their lives for the achievement operas, where he and his wife, Philippines to complete a Full- the confidence." of declined, but they missed out. So cific name for any of the dances. Jean, often spent weekend Israel's independence and its con- what can you do?" "There are different styles of nights. bright Professorship in Manilla, There is a Gerald Wheeler tinued "He took me to San Francisco where he met the current dean existence. Without a sound system, the dances because there are differ- of scholarship fund that encourages "We don't once to see the Nutcracker. He the College of Social Sciences, Lela the pursuit of scholarly research. want t,o forget how dancers also had to provide their ent cultures in Israelis that can tried to make me more cultured. Noble. This year, Annika Leet, a grad- fortunate we are to have a home- own music by humming and contribute to the general Israelis He said it was his life's work to "I came to this college really uate student studying environ- land in Israel, and it allows us to singing. culture. It's like what is to be an civilize me," he smiled. "lie didn't because I had met the Wheelers in mental studies, received the remember the sacrifices that . Baskin said he failed to fill out American. It's like a melting pot," succeed." the Philippines," Noble said. award. were made before we celebrate a request for a sound system. Israel said. "(When dancing), White said that Wheeler would Noble was finishing her disser- "I feel very honored to have (independence) on Wednesday," "Unfortunately, we weren't everybody is always doing the often tell stories about his blimp- tation and VVheeler was working been selected for this award," Leet Miller said. able to have the music, but we same thing, except when people flying days. on a biography of the past presi- said, who said she looks forward to Edo Israel is a part of Hillel in were able to do a little singing to mess up." "He said he and his crew would dent of the Philippines, Manuel continuing her education through Berkeley. He came to SJSU to make up for it. Some of us were Miller said the event ie to pro- take their binoculars arid fly over Luis Quezon, in 1963. the generosity of the Wheelers. lead the Israeli dancing. singing Hebrew songs because vide people with a vehicle to con- Stanford and ogle the coeds," Wheeler has authored three "He was calm, wise and funny," "The event went really well," you usually dance to songs in tinue celebrating Jewish tradi- White said, laughing. books and 30 articles involving Noble said. "He had a real sense Israel said. "We began a little bit Hebrew," Baskin said. tion. Born in Washington but reared naval history. for people and for a range of inter- after (the moment of silence) and Israel said the music is com- "It's important that our Jewish in Missouri, Gerald Everett Between 1968-69, Wheeler ests, from opera to golf." then after that we invited every- prised of Israeli folk songs and campus community be proud of Wheeler became a naval aviator went on sabbatical and taught He is survived by his wife, one out to dance." current popular Israeli songs their Jewish identity during in 1942 and flew blimps in anti- maritime history at the U.S. Naval Jean; one child, Laurel French For more than an hour, a group heard on Israeli radio. these tough political times by cel- submarine operations in the War College in Rhode Island. Wheeler; and one grandchild, of eight or more dancers clapped "Every song has a specific chore- ebrating the beautiful things Atlantic. The Wheelers and Noble James Lawrence Pritchard. and stepped in unison. Spectators ography to it, so everyone is danc- about their culture," Miller said. He studied at the University of became friends and the friendship This Friday, faculty is sched- were scattered around the ing the same thing in a circle or in Jewish Culture Week will con- California at Berkeley for his extended stateside, when Noble uled ts hold a reception for schol- amphitheater, some of them with couples or in lines depending on the tinue with a presentation of undergraduate and his post-grad- was finishing her education in arship recipients at 4 p.m. in children. Occasionally, passersby way the dance is choreographed. Jonathan Gruber's film "Pola's uate work. He received his Ph.D. Boston. Washington Square Hall, Room would stop and watch for a few Every dance takes the name of a March," which is scheduled from in 1954 and served in a variety of "After I finished my doctorate, I 109, where an informal remem- moments before continuing on song. If someone said 'I want to do 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Royce Hall. naval air units until retirement as found out from (Gerald) there was brance of Gerald Wheeler will their way to class. the dance to thi,s a song,' the instruc- The film is about Gruber's grand- Naval Reserve conunander in an opening in Asian politics (at take place. Israel said the dance is not tor will put it on and everyone will mother, 1963. San a victim of the Holocaust. Jose State)." For more information, contact meant to be like a perfonnance dance to it," Israely said. Gruber is scheduled to attend. Wheeler joined the history Noble said Wheeler's kindness 924-5300. department as a professor at and advice extended throughout

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Mak - ...... ARTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY & ENTERTAINMENT Tejada's home fashion By Kami Nguyen Labrador retriever. Her mother taught her to hand- to middle stitch when Tejada was tNiN WRIIII4 From kindergarten in the sec- school, Tejada attended St. Philip ond grade, but she did not serious- Her dorm room is a glimpse into Neri School in Alameda. ly begin sewing until she was her world. She then moved on to Bishop around 14-years-old. Covering her wall is a collage of O'Dowd High School in Oaldand, One of her first projects was photographs of friends, bands like which she said is "a very controlled taking an old pair of denim jeans Green Day and Phantom Planet, environment. There's no messing and turning them into a skirt, her artwork and a picture of her around, no gtun and being late which was "relatively easy," she favorite actor, James Dean. that's a definite detention." said. Along the shelves are video- She met her friend Catherine Since then, she has evolved to tapes of movies like "Reality Bites," Mert.z her freshman year in high altering T-shirts by cutting, ripping "Mallrats" and "Pretty in Pink." school, and the two have remained and ironing images on them. A sign above her dorm room friends since. Although Tejada's clothes are door reads, "You lose, we win," and "What struck me most was how not for sale, that doesn't stop her she explains, "It's a message for t.he imaginative she was," Mertz said. from malting shirts and other boys." "She has become more and more items, such as purses, for her This is Sarah Tejada's room and inventive and her artwork and friends. the 19-year-old graphics design crafts came out when I got to know During winter break, she said major is in her second year at San her better." she made 12 shirts for various Jose State University. It wasn't hard for Tejada to get friends. Although she enjoys drawing involved in different crafts and "She's made tons of things," she and photography, those are not the especially sewing. said. "Anything you get on Christ- only things she enjoys. "My mom has been sewing mas and birthdays are handmade She also sews, makes her own clothes since I was born: Tejada and usually has to do with an clothes, purses and even pillows. said. "She made prom dresses, inside joke. (When we first met) Andrea Scott Daily Stall Four brightly colored hand- dozens of quilts and taught me she would make little things like a made pillows are on her bed next how to do multiple projects." card with a picture collage. It's a Sarah Tejada, a sophomore graphic design major, expresses herself through a number of out- to a Fraggle Rock stuffed toy, She said her style changes fre- lot different than getting a Hall- lets, including sewing. Tejada has sewn a number of shirts for herself, spending anywhere from a few which she says is the same one she quently and makes her clothes mark card." hours to a few days on each shirt. has had since childhood. according to different influences. Tejada is experimenting and Born in Alameda, Tejada "I get ideas by flipping through taking different art classes includ- of Barbie and Ken dolls. she was assigned to pick an organ self becoming a fashion or an inte attended private schools until after fashion magazines," she said. ing a three-dimensional concepts She said she used Barbie dolls from a list. rior designer, which most of the high school. "Right now I'm into Blondie the class where she's "learning to use she got from her mother's collec- She chose the kidney because it people she knows are suggesting She said she is the creative one group. Debra's the coolest. She's tools in the workshop." tion. was the "the least gross one." her to do. in the family and takes after her not afraid to wear anything. I also Her first project included hav- "I've secretly liked them when it Using charcoal, pastel chalk "I won't mind having a securi mother, Constance. have a girlie phase, and I love col- ing to take a two-dimensional wasn't cool to like them," she said. and ink, she drew a picture of a job with a company," she said "In grade school, I was the art OrS." object and turning it into a three- "They had the coolest clothes back kidney being hit by a boxing glove. "That's what everyone wants - kid in class. I took a lot of art class- She said she's also inspired by dimensional one. then. They were perfectly tailored, She said the idea came to her no financial worries. So I'm going es it's a part of my life," Tejada the works of pop artist Andy She's also experimented in a and there was more quality." from roughhousing with her guy to stick to graphics. It's the safe said. Warhol. black- and-white photography She's even taken a photograph friends. She said they taught her route for now. I guess in the back Her family also includes her Tejada began to do expressive class. she's done for her class, scanned it that the best place to punch any- of my mind I still have a secret dad, Ronald, her younger brother, drawings and paintings on her Her work included a "Barbie and put it on a shirt. one was to hit them in the kidney. dream to own a store and sell my Jonathon and her dog, Rosie, a clothes. series: that showed different poses In her expressive drawing class. For now, Tejada doesn't see her- own stuff:" Hoobastank and Incubus attracts all kinds at concert By Dray Miller attendance seemed rather famil- work. down an extended moment.

STAFF WRIT! R iar with the band's songs. Once again, the lights dimmed When the stage was lit yet DARN While the crowd swayed back as the band members took their again, couches and lamp shades Assorted people, the smell of and forth and an occasional crowd spots, and a huge screen, first fea- had been brought to the front of it. cheap pot smoke and mainstream surfer was passed forward, singer turing a full moon and later on a where Boyd and Einzinger shared pop-rock invaded the Event Cen- Douglas Robb worked the crowd variety of cosmic scenes and a seat and performed an acoustic like a stage veteran, getting posi- graphic designs, was revealed as a version of the song "Mexico," from tive reactions throughout the set. backdrop. the band's latest album, "Morning REVIEW Toward the set's end, there was The backdrop, as well as the View." a mild eruption for the band's detailed light display from each Lance joined them next for an ter on Sunday evening when The breakout single, "Crawling in the angle of the stage, enhanced the acoustic version of the band's Civic Tour presented Southern Dark," which, ironically, was its performance incredibly. breakthrough hit "Pardon Me," ti, California acts Incubus and worst performance of the evening. The crowd burst into a frenzy as the delight of the fans, who sang in Hoobastank. It's doubtful that in ten years the band went into its first song, unison with Boyd. There was an even mix of rock Hoobastank will be remembered "Circles," and the energy carried Afterward, the rest of the band fans, of all ages and styles; some as little more than a typical rock right into its second performance, reappeared and ptunped out a few young and some old, some looking band of the post-grunge era, but to latest single "Nice to Know You." of its faster, heavier tunes, as well like Gap models as well as kids its credit, it should be recalled for A small circular mosh pit devel- as the mellow hit "Drive," before who spend countless hours brows- thoroughly entertaining its live oped, but it had a hard time keep- ending its set. ing at Hot Topic. crowds. ing momentum with the constant A huge ovation followed the All were looking to get a full After 30 minutes on stage, changing of pace that plagues band as they exited the stage. helping of popular rock that even Hoobastank exited to a large many Incubus songs. While fitting the mold of a typ commercial radio can't provide, applause, and about a half-hour The backdrop turned to a scene ical current rock band, the band is and the performing acts delivered. later were replaced by the band it of asteroids, comets and shooting complete with an out-of-place The Event Center was fully is often referred to as sounding too stars when the band jumped into just enough slow ballads to satisf) Ivan haslonsky / Daily Staff packed by the time Hoobastank, similar to. its third song of the night and a spot with a major record label the only opening act, hit the stage, The crowd erupted as the lights Boyd asked the crowd to meet him and having lyrics that at times Brandon Boyd, lead singer of Incubus, danced to the music at thanIcs in large part to the eager in the Event Center were bright- in outer space as Incubus knocked sound like they were written by the Event Center on Sunday night. crowd that had gathered on cam- ened and the new stage layout was out another hit radio single "Stel- someone who was in the middle of pus. revealed a crescent moon- lar." an acid trip, Incubus has also Hoobastank hardly came off as shaped ramp surrounding the Aside from the playing of possi- gained a reputation for being both an opening act, judging by the area were DJ Chris Kilmore and bly its biggest hit to date, "Wish ferocious and energetic when live Miss a review? enthusiasm the crowd showed drurnmer Jose Pasillas would take You Were Here," the energy stayed on stage. toward its performance. their positions, and a wide front constant for the next several For the most part on Sunday Got a story idea? Since its self-titled, major-label area where guitarist Mike songs, until it hit a sudden calami- night, Incubus backed that repu- Just want to rant of rave about debut has only been in record Einzinger, bassist Dirk Lance and ty, when Pasillas and Kilmore tation and left the majority of fans a story? stores for five months, those in singer Brandon Boyd did their exited the stage as the lights went more than satisfied. Check out ... www.thespartandaily.com MidciLe East9//

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