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VOLUME 108, NO. 30 THURSDAY MARCH 6, 1997 ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Howard Stern takes ;id:tog Spartan basketball over the movie houses leaves Las Vegas Page 7 44,44* Page 8 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 SPARTAN DAILY Tech help to A time come University to update computer assistance

By Sean Coffey to dance Spartan Daily .Staff Writer Students looking for campus computer assistance will soon have a revamped help desk at their disposal. Concert is an 'adaptation Richard Sol, associate vice president of Information Systems in Computing at SJSU, said the current help of each of the joys and desk system is inadequate. "For years it has had a bad reputation," Sol said. "It tragedies that has been unresponsive, and we have not been able to happen in provide the level of support that our customer base would like to see." our lives,' director says To solve the problem. Sol said, $250,000 will be spent on new equipment and software for a help desk By Kim Skolnick system. The money will come from CSU technology Spartan Daily Staff Writer initiative funds which university President Robert Caret secured in the Summer of 1995. The initiative has its time: Birth and death, laughter and Everything tears, provides $500,000 a year for making technological grieving and dancing. This is one of the themes the improvements over the following three years. University Dance Theatre will explore in Dance '97, its Sol approached several computer companies with annual dance concert, to be performed next week in the Isis needs, but most were only willing to "out-source" University Theatre. the help desk, charging the university for the services. The concert will kature the university's 10-member modern "Most companies working with help desks will dance company performing works by both professional and st u have an infrastructure to incorporate a client's help dent choreographers. The I.imon West Dance Project, SJSU's desk within their existing operation," said Darrell professional dance company in residence, will also appear with Sturdivant, a staff technologist at Amdahl student dancers in a special collaboration of Limon's signature Corporation. "The customer is going to want ultimate piece, "There is a Time." control of the help desk." Based on verses from the book of Ecclesiastes in the Old Amdahl was willing us work with SIM/ inn provid Testament, "There is a Time" examines the eternal processes of life: life and death, celebration and mourning, speaking and See Help desk, page 4 icing silent, said MY!' Artistic Director Fred Mathews. "It's not a story dance, not a linear dance," said Gary Masters, director of Limon West. "les an adaptation of each of the joys and tragedies that happen in our lives." Assembly The company will also perform two student works. Emily IR):,sdseyisthats "Rapture" is a tribute to the beauty of the female "I wanted to enrapture the audience," Rosenthal said. "It's may stop called 'Rapture' because that's what happens if its performed correctly." "You're statues and you're coming alive," said 1.11Y1' member Aimee Lam. fee Rosenthal, hikes A a senior in the dance department and five-year See Dance '97, page 5 Act could freeze tuition rates Above: Sarah Jocobsen takes time to stretch and loosen up at CS Us, UCs, junior colleges before dance rehearsal. By Kim Skolnick Spartan Daily Staff Writer Left: Emily Rosenthal lifts Lotte Henriksen while rehearsing a dance number for next week's performances. California college students could kiss unpredictable fee hikes good-bye if the College Affordability Act of PHOTOS By DONA NICHOLS Spartan Daily 1997 passes the California State Assembly. Also known as AB 1318, the act would freeze tuition rates at the University of California, California State University and Califinnia Community College systems until the year 2000. The bill would also limit Foreign language ticket to the increases in student fees after the year 2000 to match world the annual growth in personal incomes, usually three to seven percent a year. By Aaron Williams Being A f mann with A SpA111%11 She is now, among other things, the stu- everyone else," she said. "Without the for The bill, introduced to the assembly Friday, is a Staff Writer Spartan Daily Minor helped her land the job at Slettlent, dent intern director where she said she has sign language the resume is pm in the out joint effort by Assemblywoman Denise Ducheny and Ile sixth largest electronics company in the seen people get a job with !labia Espafiol, Parlez Vous Francias, only potential Pile." Lieutenant Governor Gray Davis to ease the financial world employing over i?0,000 people Spree lien Sue Duetsch? If so, your oh and the language factor. The students were also shown a Ville stress the cost of A higher edits at iOn places on families. worldwide. Benyshet It prOthil opportunities increase dramatically. cautioned that only speaking ell by the University 01 ( )repots and "We wanted some type of predictable way fin fam- She lived in MIJIIICh fin several years and A A "I am living proof you can get a good job the language is not guarantee of getting had ElltA Maldanado ( :ohm from the ilies to plan for the fitture," said Kevin McCarty, leg- eventually applied for a business related rob ccli hOWtv yr Slit' said College of with just a foreign language," Kristina living in the country Education and Lupe Zuniga islative assistant for Ducheny. "We want to make sure with only her language c reds-mails was A Benysheck told 25 student gathered for a phis and working there Was A major from the Career (:eiller speak 21)0111 awn college is accessible to all students. One of the ways to "There Were More 1111,11111(11 ccciii Ii11011 bitIllis discussion 011 opportunities to forcip,n lan- experiences. shut the door is to have astronomical fees and it myself," she said "But (companies) are It's A plc dad Maldanado ( atloti A guage students BeitysIteck, a 1995 ,l,,11 market plate arid knowing Ital. AIM' bilingual increases." always looking for different cultural Ita, Is the culture is vital and II you have business teacher after reali/inp her venture into the During the early 1990's college fees skyrocketed, graduate, works for Siemens Corporation, A grounds. It helped being American or computer skills it puts you a step above German based company See Careers, page 4 See Freeze, page 4

SJSU students awarded national honor Library help The two advisor:\ Tomorrow By Laura Venni hack. human performance inia pin. .1 Ild upperclassmen artil graduate students activities." boards should he Spartan Daily Staff Writer one of the fee pients. t'Iigilcli101- thc: program, nontinating he nominattng prOtethlre SerVCS World renown combined into one I kA fl said he tifIltillt tees Are to highlight the individual, and choraliers present lose State I iiivetsity Eighteen San went through the 1.1111111114(11 Of rep- diverse service to the community Illf Page2 "They want to see musical students will be included with mill application process reSell I A Ines (Mil 01001. I hey try to find young adults guests at names as Ross Perot, Bo Jackson, after being nomi who can best t he faculty, who enhance the positive image of Pizzanet Santa Clara show Elizabeth Dole and the Rev. Jesse nated by Student administration American youth. Local pizzarias idler Jackson as the 1997 recipients ccl the Suppon Services balance education and students BCC A 11Ne programs at schools vary, Who's Who of Students in American "These appli body. each campus is assigned A of services over the award. and extracurricular Universities and Colleges CAMS Are first Dean said he nominees to ensure a well-rounded World Wide Web Every year since 19)4, students inatcd by a 1,1,11it, believes the com- representation of the student body. activities." Page6 have been chosen to appear in the member or a till mittee thinks a 'this year, 30 students applied and Who's Who annual directory based dent body mem- student', GPA is 18 were selected a decrease from on academic achievement, communi- ber," said Phil [van, the most impor- previous years. Men's rackets ty service, leadership in extra curricu- -- Carl Sanders, SJSU tant factor in win- "'this year we had a lower number SJSU tennis team lar activities, and potential for contin- activities coordina- SJSU Student ning the award. of nominees ... it was pretty compet- Mary's on ued success. tor. "CPA is the itive," Sanders said, and added that defeats St. "This means a great deal to be "Fhe selection of the recipients are first thing they look at," Dean said. SJSU usually has between 25 to 45 South Campus courts honored and I am very flattered," said selected from 1,900 schools in 50 they want to see who can best bal- recipients. Page 8 Dean, SJSU football quarter- Carl states every fall. In nominating the ance education and extracurricular See Who's who, page4 Thursday, March 6, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SpARTANDAILY

City-university library: Separate committees may lead to problems

have applauded the theory "Why are there only three representatives city's committee will do its job and look Wrbehind the combined city-univer- from San Jose State University on the com Editorial out for the needs of San Jose's citizens. The sity library. The idea is a bold, mime' SJSU committee will look out for the needs It is almost guaranteed innovative step toward intergovernmental The city has Ii people looking after its of the campus community. ing separately in order to come up with the will cooperation which, even if unsuccessful, will interests while SJSU has three. We under- That's good. But what should happen is the two committees idea for a combined project. prompt further explorations in that direc- stand SJSU will have its own committee the two committees must merge and hash It is almost guaranteed the two commit- come up with two looking into the programmatic side of the out all of their needs and disagreements. If tion. tees will come up with two different ideas However, now that San Jose Mayor issue, but how will that get the city they get their disagreements out of the way of what the library should do and how. different ideas of what Susan Hammer has appointed an advisory involved? now, we won't have a problem later. That is the unwritten law regarding govern- The city and the university need to Then the library may become a reality the library should do committee to begin the laborious process of mental agencies. begin working together immediately. We without the typical bumbling of mist planning the project, we have to start asking The fact that we now have two advisory should not have two differing bodies work- governmental projects. and how. the tough questions. The first of which is, committees is the catalyst for deadlock. The

r- Women should report 111[GOODNEVt 141AllECONINY I; ACING REORD-YEAR PROFI15 Nike not responsible sex discrimination 4 A NIMU R STOCK OPIICN§ qOUID for minimum wage in the workplace WORTH MUOI MORE in foreign countries Pollock once worked as a technician in the _ Cheryl opened up one of its megastores, called refrigeration and air conditioning industry. NIke Although she was one of the few women in this "Niketown," last week to a hail of human-rights field, she was determined to make it so that someday she protesters. I have a message for those protesters: could recruit other women. Just Don't Do It! Human-rights activists are contending I lowever, she did not make it in the refrigeration and that Nike pays its Indonesian factory workers below a air conditioning industry. She was denied employment, living wage. This is not an illegal practice the coun- belittled on die job and unjustly persecuted for bring a tries that Nike does business in have set a minimum woman in a man's world until one day she just gave up AD ME' 6 YOU'LL BE wage, which is what Nike is paying. and went into another line of work. rIliE These protesters are placing blame where it doesn't Although she could do the LIVING Off YOUR 510C( belong. Nike didn't set the work and had Me skill, she was minimum wage in Indonesia, breed out. This practice is OPTIONS..YOUIE All FIRED. the government did. called sexual discrimination. It Nike is one of the great- is unfair and unjust. A _ American success stories. Phil Women should enjoy the Knight started his company Same job opportunities that from scratch because he men do and receive equ.d pay thought he could make a bet- as men for similar work. _ . ter, less-expensive running Discrimination is against the shoe than the then-giant shoe WRITER'S FORUM law. The Fourteenth WRITER'S FORUM company Adidas. From day- By Catherine CORPORATE AMERICA LOGIC one he was shipping running By Larry Amendment of the United Hernandez Slate Constitution guarantees Spencer shoes from Japan because the equal protection in employ- shoes were of good quality and ment by prohibiting state and Anticipating delayed treasures they were cheaper than the federal government from discriminating in their employ German-made Adidas shoes. ship, Red Dwarf. His roommate, Arnold ment prat Ines. ihider 'Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act, it all have something we trea- Nike's heritage has been one of innovation and infrequently. Rummer, is an insufferable, anal -retentive, is illegal to discriminate on the basis of sex, religion, or Wseure that comes CONTR IVED change. They developed "air cushioning," which has event nit-picker. The story begins with Lister national origin in hiring, discharging, compensation, or Something like an or POIGNA NCY become the industry standard for cushioning. If you which our having smuggled a pet cat onto the ship. terms, conditions and privileges of employment. long-awaited project from have had as many Nike's as I have, you know that they "The captain finds out and tells luster to Employers are not allowed to do the following: lives are enriched, even if only shortly. always try to improve on the design of a shoe. turn the cat over to quarantine to be pay women less for similar work performed by men Some people's annual highlights are In order to improve its products with such innova- destroyed because of possible contamina- *withhold training opportunities from women just the Super Bowl or the Academy tions as air-cushioning, Nike has had to charge more for tion. Lister refuses and is sent into a stasis *refuse to consider promoting women to higher-paid Awards. It will be on these days that they the shoes, and consumers have been willing to pay for it. chamber to ride out the rest of the voyage. managerial ism professional positions plan ahead to live the event toils fullest: Critics always point to the fact that Nike charges supply of snack The stasis chamber is immune to the pas- *set lower wages for "women's jobs" than for "HMI's a television, an ample more than $100 for a pair of its "Air Jordans." While sage of time so someone inside it for just a jObS" 111.11 require equal skill,, effort, responsibility and foods and like-minded friends to ask this is true, you can still buy a good pair of Nike Air bas- few seconds could come out witls about a working conditions trivia questions and shoot the bull. ketball shoes for less than $100. few days having passed. "The Equal Pay Act of 1963 provides that employers Anything between these events is just The simple fact is people want these shoes. So Nike Lister spends a few seconds in the stasis must pay equal wages to women and men for substan- unexciting life as usual. goes into a country where there is a large supply of chamber believing only a few months have tially equal work. Although there are numerous law and Other delayed treasures are waiting cheap labor. They pay the workers the minimum wage for your favorite band to release its passed. The ship's computer, I lolly, says 3 million years agencies 10 ensure equal pay and opportunity, gender dis- months or even years and get blasted for it. This isn't fair. The human-rights have passed. crimination still persists in the American workplace. next album or your favorite author to publish another activists are merely targeting Nike because it will get novel. Life 1311'1 worth paying attention to until Apparently, a drive plate was misaligned causing the them the most publicity for their organization; they Thousands of women file charges of sex and/or race ship to be flooded with radiation, killing the crew. It discrimination every year to get equal treatment on the Madonna releases another album or when Grisham or want to be known as the organization that brought Nike took Holly that long to bring the radiation down no a job. Individuals and federal agencies continue to wits Crichton knock off another contrived blockbuster. down. safe level to let I.ister OM of the chamber. cases whore women have been discriminated in the work- I also am one who suffers from waiting years for These human -rights organizations need to be going To keep Lister sane, I lolly resurrects Rummer as a place, thus demonstrating that discrimination continues something about which I can truly feel excited. My time after the governments of the countries that set such a hologram. They both learn they aren't alone when a to be a problem on the jolt While numerous i ases are of waiting about three years will end this Sunday. The low minimum wage. If the minimum wage in the coun- fiction humanoid Cal, named CAI (the last of his race of homo- complaints involving gender disc rimination seventh season of a British science comedy is set try is not enough, go after the country's government. filed, many filinus), inhabits the ship. The cat race had evolved over arc never reported. Women leaf they will lose their lob or to air 8 p.m., Sunday on KTEI I, Channel 54. not Nike they had nothing to do with it. Put your- 3 million years from Luster's pregnant pet cat. will be demoted if they press charges. ()fliers don't want Eor the last two years I've waited for the further self in Nike's place: You have a product that you can 111101:111 being, the hologram From there the story begins as Lister turns Red Dwarf to go through the lengthy process to litigate their case adventures of the last living have made very cheaply and can sell for a high -profit. of his insufferable, dead roommate, a humanoid cat, around to go home to Earth, if it still exists. The android, According to the Department of Labor, wonic-ii Why would you want to increase your production cost? Kryten, joins the crew several episodes later. earned 75 pea cm as 1111011 as men in 1995. Even in it,, their manic, eager-to-please android and a senile COM- Nike's main responsibility as a business is to provide puler who operates space ship on I became hooked on RI) in 1992 Ever since, I've ditionally female occupations where women outnumber the 'stage which they quality products to its customers at the best price, not to eagerly anticipated when Channel 54 would buy the men, wi $$$$$ -11 still earn less [hats men. Also, women are make their way home. "Red Dwarf." raise wages in foreign countries. Nike has already estab- rights to other seasons. To alleviate my withdrawal I'd still c on, ellitalril 01 lower paying occupations, and there like most things we develop affections for, this lished a "Code of Conduct" for treating and paying was by accident ptio base t ompanion books and tie-in novels. are more adult WI MICII belOW the poverty line than 111(11. delayed treasure discovered and some, workers and is seeking a non -governmental organization When news that the Arrival of a delayed treasure is While Sex (list rini mat ioll may not be the sole c Anse of thing clicked. One night I overheard my brother laugh- to investigate the quality of life for its workers. Beyond imminent, nothing can ruin your day. An impending test wage disparity between men and women, the ing so hard he couldn't Isreath. I asked him what he was that, I don't feel Nike has an obligation to do more than or if your life's Status quo is stressful, that delayed trea- Depart:In:Ill ot Labor concluded that the primary differ watching and he said it would take too long to explain. 1 to pay its workers and continue to provide a quality would later learn the truth behind that because sure is all you need to help you endure. eine is caused by sex discrimination. To clec Mice 111C gap the product. Hold tightly onto whatever your delayed treasure is. in wages, discrimination needs to stop. If women feel British are notorious for squeezing in an enormous It's a shame that Nike gets so much bad publicity for A1110111114 story history within the pilot episodes of their Until it conies again, you've a long wall. they MT being discriminated against, they fired to report doing what a majority of the companies in this country it. Women Lin contact the neatest slate or federal Equal shows and first chapters of their novels. do: pay as little for labor as possible. That is the nature William leshe is the Spartan Daily Features Fdiror. Employntent ( )pportunity Commission to file a claim "Red Dwarf" chronicles the exploits of David Lister. of capitalism. I.isier is the lowest ranked niember of the Ittpiter mining His column appears every lbursday. c'arberme Spencer 11 a Spartan Darly Staff Writer. Larry Hernandez is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page City-university library proposal does not benefit SJSU 5,.. (5c5i,J0J, ..iii,ro Jr Ji policies t mai Sisi en he hiss of Hugh Gilts get a new library and parking Executive Editor I arry lee Campus Viewpoint Wader, are ..nruureged Hall and Dudley garage. With the new library, the Managing Editor Mantis Walton espnss them...Iv...on the Opinion STAPT WitITP:104 Moorhead Hall and the city can remove the main library Production Editor Carolyn Gerstman twee with .. !Ater U, the Priam or Yasho Agawa, Melanie balangJa, (arca harrow depart- and expand the convention cen- Photo Editor Jo I clenderun t'empus Viewpoint ill us of San low residents are all high Cillts houses two NW, Bergman, Sean Coffey, Andrew W Davis Opinion Editor 1 hrishia Ann Batas A Letter to the Editor ie a 200- fin $10 mulltuutc ments, KSJS, the University ter. According to l'resident Devn teisley. James S Comsaluts tarry Sports Editor , ,o, No shekel, wonl rentsapw to an new or point Robert Caret, this is the only rea- iiernandet, tr,Cld Herrera, Andy W tio, Andrew The new library proposal does Theatre and three additional per- Assistant Sports Editor Matt komg of view that ho eppeared in the Ilussey, Dennis Knight, Kimberly I done, Gloria not make sense. or $10 million formance theatres. son the city is even interested in 0 Chief Photographer 'Jew Whom Upartan Daily Magana Paul Matarangas, Terri it shiner. f'uon the new library. Features Editor Wiliam Teske A Campus Vieapant is a Vat from the City of San lose, San By removing classrooms, rim. Vic itibean (Many Sandie!. Jana Settled., ,..,, Campus Editor Rowena I Width, word eneay on current campus, Jose Stare University must pro- SJSU sends prospective students What does San Jose get? It Susan Shaw, Ihro skannir, Ronda Sluder, Downtown Editor I aura i tIndrItil poletiral or mons! 111.13,,u, gets another library that will be cattarine Sperx er, With Stentel, lance Vann,. vide $30 million us build a new the message that we care more Editor ,iiii LOUIS SUNUIS1,41.114 bomortm the proper- WCopy *RUM'S AJIIMM, MIRY. Deanna /MUM!' library and parking garage where about an Additional library than available to everyone in the city. Sr Staff Writer Mae Thebagen ty of the Spartan I sally and may be The people who crowd the main edited for daftly, grammar, libel Hugh Gillis Hall and Dudley having room for classes and PIN YIN X IRA PIIERS aryl length klubmbierlano must Moorhead Hall are. departments. Already we are library will now converge upon Advertising Director Kristina Hare/brume Hetheret korela lotradoomt Arlt o.ototo Art Director ',VII (Mans contain the author's name, classroom space, even using SJSU. The parking problem will Brandon Ger Worm, r, A proposal was made in 1992 short Retail Manager Christine Kredaisch address, phone number, Aro! only be compounded when we I lahansay, I,1111.1 ’.., to extend Clark Library to the tutorial center as a classroom. National Manager Jennifer Tornogida Lure and major. Charles en ' are all in one place. Slay. I Submosammt may he put include a new Instructional And say we decide to demol- ....0 Entertainment Manager Justine Sick in the Having more libraries will not Downtown Manager Nhantel Scheeler Editorial Cartoonist Letters to Ow Editor hoc at the Resources Center three-story ish Clark I.ibrary and Wahlquist Marketing Manager Kyle Renner endieiier Spartan Daily office in Dwight wing, an additional seven -story North to build new classrooms. make SJSU into a Stanford or a rAir,4 Marketing Assistant Sandy Wong lientel Hall Nom '2(19, sent by fax VC Berkeley. The only way to 04 Retail Account Exacutivos Avantika Ahura, E;RAP111(14 structure and an open courtyard. Logically, we should not remove to .401s. 924-:12:17 tor mated toto the get there is through more strin- pMary Chan, Chris fisher, Chi 1 in Kao. Charlie Tan Hale Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, According to Barbara Leonard, Hugh Gillis Hall and Dudley Swan. Cheri nui tee, Sylv,a %inciter. Glen So AMMER/4 School of Joornaloon and Mame collections librarian for Clark Moorhead Hall to build a library gent entrance requirements. By Enterminment Account Executives Jesus rtmununewuone, San .bat State the nature of our university (as a Gana, Deanna Orion, Jon 1)atia. Sarah Advardsing Library, at the time, the addi- and remove Clark Library and Jail (Junto,. I 'nlyersity, On. Weshington Wheeler tion's cost was estimated at $80 Wahlquist North to build class- California State University Squarr, Seri (A 96192-0145 Downbeat Recount Exicutivos Dando Editorial school, SJSU must be available to Editorials are written by, and million. Now, however, the pro- rooms. It does not make sense to ... Arguello. C,aros,a Nrayman. Vteen [ten. Susan Stephen 1,5 rests' Jan Shaw re the comiensu at, the posal to demolish two the top 50 percent of the gradu- Medved Photo buildings remove two classroom buildings Spartan Daily editor., not the more Artists Judy tong Mseph liu Alike KAMM, , Jots McNay and build a new, big library is to builds library and remove two ating class), we cannot have 40111, Wheaton star. estimated at half the cost. This libraries to build classrooms. Not stringent requirements. Published opine.. and Wow- News Room 408 924 3280 Pea. 408 924 3282 kerertisma 408 924 1270 tisemonts do not net-womanly reflect does not make sense. only will it cost money, it will Spartan Daily IUSPS0509480) is published every school day 104 null academic the views of the Spartan 1)aily, the Dudley Moorhead, with its have no net benefit. Sarah Chan year) $25 and (semester') SIN Periodic postage paid at San Jose and additional School of Journalism and Mont Occupational mailing offices Mail subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester basis three stories of classroom space, is The City of San Jose gets a Communications or SJSI, Saniose State POSTMASTE R Send address changes to Ste Spartan Daily Sar, Jose State also home to nine departments. great deal. For $10 million, they Therapy/Journalism UNIVERSI1Y University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, 951920149

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Pre-Law Club offers thr Spartan Complex. I.or further information, co:1- Illustrious show held by Adrian at (408) 924-6257. U, S.M..' atr408) 924--r4 I 0 'Shrunken Heads' workshop Immerse yourself in English Kr, oneii Kaplan's The SISU Illustration Club, also called the welcome to attend the Luis Valdez play makes its way Conte meet with the English Club at their week- LSA1 workshop Shrunken Headman Club, will be presenting a being put on today by the Pre-Law ly meeting today at 12:30 p.m. in the faculty offices Club. 'Fhe workshop, which starts at 4 p.m., will be to SJSU gallery show throughout the day at the Art Building in Room 104. Contact Ruth (linguini at (408) 297- held in I he comedy, I Don't Have to Show You No in Gallery 3. For information, contact Martin at Pfla the council chambers on the third floor of 2729. the Student Union. Eor more information, call Stinkin' Badges" will be performed tonight by the (408) 866-7060.

(408) 251-9838. SJSU University Theater. The show-stopping event will be held at the Hal Todd Studio 'fheater III Co-op Orientation at Student Come party with RECLS '97 Hugh Gillis Hall at 7 p.m. For tickets, call the Union Recreation and leisure studies (RECIS '97) will A multi-cultural night of University Theatre Box Office at (408) 924-4555. I lie ( areer Center will be sponsoring a Co-op celebrate "Phat 'Etturseleay" today as Mardi Gras con- entertainment tinues. The event will be held today from 11:30 a.m. Languages Multi - Orientation at 6 p.m. in the Student Union Cillb Foreign to 12:30 p.m. at Seventh Street Plaza. Call Kristina Cult u Activities surround Annual Almaden Room. Call Resource Center at (408) 924- ral I akin show as faculty and students Meyer for information at (408) 947-0740. "Celebrate Culture' with music, dance and song Women's Craft Fair 6033 tonight at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free, and there will I he Wonien's Resource Center will be holding various workshops throughout the day from 9 a.m. Catholics gather for mass Music in the afternoon be limited seating in the Student Union Loma Prieta 1 he Listening I lour will be hosting a variety of Room. RSVP at (408) 924-4602. to 5 p.m. at the Student Union, which will include Join in prayer with the Catholic Campus the Annual Women's Craft Fair. A Self-Defense Ministry for daily mass today from 12:05 p.m. to musical talent today, including Opera San Jose Z artists, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Music Escape to France at le cinema Workshop will take place in the Umunhum Room 12:30 p.m. in John XXIII Center across from the from 10 a. m. to 11:50 a.FT1.. a Self Esteem Workshop SJSU Theater. Contact Ginny for more information Building Concert hall. Musicians performing are Ai p III.. IiIC r ctich late Au Tait," ;1111111 will be held from noon until 1:15 p.m. in the at (408) 938-1610. I.ayna Chianakas, a mezzo-soprano and Craig which will include English subtitles will be screened Costanoan Room, "Women Changing the Church Bohmler on piano. There will be a variety of song by for all to sec. Sponsored by Le Cercle Francais, from the Inside Out" will be at the Guadalupe room Scarlatti, Schubert, Schumann, and Ravel. Call admission Hall Room Chicanos look toward ZIIII/ to the film is free in Sweeney from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. which will also be where. (408) 924-4631. 100. "Women as Revolutionary in Fact and in graduation The Chicano Commencement Committee will Philosophy" will be presented from 3:30 p.m. to 5 Comptled by Deanna Zemke have a general meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at the Dive into the Scuba Club p.m. For further information. call Katherine Bock or Spartan Daily Staff Writer Chicano Library Resource Center in the third floor The Spartan Dive ( Joh will be holding a meeting Elizabeth Tirado at (408) 924-6500. to discuss the upcoming dive at noon in Room 77 at of Walquist North. For more information call C11111) Student suffers seizure Confab aids minority businesses Spartan Daily Staff Report out of his chair." During the fall the student struck By Puna Nair in San Mateo. with companies unknown to her. A student sitting in an his forehead on a desk and sustained Spartan Daily Stall Writer Martha said when she started her company Stein said this is the first time the city of San Astrophysics class in the Natural a small laceration. seven years ago, no one would hire her because of Jose and the Redevelopment Agency of San Jose Science Building had an apparent Shortly thereafter firemen and Loralie Froman is an independent business- her color but she made it through hard work and are joining the Santa Clara Valley Transportation siezurc around noon Wednesday. paramedics arrived on scene to trans- woman. She is also the only employee of "Eagle persistence. Authority and the county of Santa Clara to pro- "I was writing on the board with port the groggy student to Columbia- Eye Editing,"a tech writing company she began By going to the event she said, "My doors will vide greater access to local government services to my back to the class when it hap- San Jose Medical Center for treat- five years ago. only get wider because I have the experience and small, minority and disadvantaged businesses pened." Professor Les Tomley said. ment of his injuries. Although she keeps herself busy, the former knowledge that most companies can utilize." under one roof. I 'he student made a noise and fell San Jose State University Student is always look- Event Coordinator Sherri Stein said the con- The conference is brought together by the City ing for ways to expand her services. ference will bring small businesses, government of San Jose's Committee on Minority. Women That's where the "Economic Empowerment agencies and major corporations together in a and Disadvantaged Business Development. for Small Business" conference will help her. day-long event focusing on education, network- Stein said it is MI important event for a lot of The conference is being held today at the San ing and partnership development. women especially minorities who cannot access Jose Convention center to help women, minori- "The event will allow small businesses millions government i111 !acts because of who they are. ties and disadvantaged businesses gain equal of dollars of bidable contracts," stein said "and It will have talks on how to critically plan a opportunities in obtaining government contracts. tk.01, Guallt will allow more women and minorities to get business, give a stronger grasp about public con- Froman said she hopes the conference will give ahead by getting access to more deals." tras ling and MI opportunity for small businesses her a chance to get some government contracts Stein said a lot of people do not want to work to participate in large business sessions. and network with companies who will need her fin other people and by going to this continence Stein said the purpose of the talks is to invite ,00";:- otrauttt4 continuous basis. services on a they can get a feel for what it's like to run a busi- major contractors and corporations to small busi- this event will give me access to con- ts. "I know ness efficiently. nesses to form new relationships for future oppor- tracts that would not he easily accessible," Stein attended SJSU and completed a course tunities. Froman said, "it will help me deal with inter net- in Professional Meeting and Planning a year ago The eonference will begin at 7 a.m, and will working on the net." and is the owner of Meetings and More, a com- include l,ffitinental breakfast, lunch with Dennis The conference will not only benefit women pany that plans meetings at events and trade Kimbm, who teaches entrepreneurship at Atlanta 11100' like Froman but also minorities like Martha shows. niversity, and end with a networking reception 4 BOW wan, African American woman who Galowa, an owns she said her company of four years could ben- mute afternoon. 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After that, when families in poverty may have been efforts. expenses for the child are likely to lw helped by government funds, but that Candidates for office win votes by growing, the parents have to do with- promising to limit the Internal out the credit. ailr, beneficence hasn't done much to cut 4 a &lop& Oda/6 the number of people in poverty, and Revenue Service's involvement in per- At that point there is likely to be a may even have trapped them there. sonal affairs, but then support social benefits gap for a few years, after Students' families have been aided engineering that compels the IRS to which government again comes to the by credits and tax deductions, but the take a seat in the firmly living room. rescue of some families. Should their impact is muted and even offset by While such criticisms Lan be made youngster go to college, the parents repeated tuition increases. at any time, regardless of which party would receive a $1,500 tax credit. Mandated minimum wage is in power. the current administra- The proposal calls fur the tax cred- increases, enacted in the name of tion's budget proposals provide glar- it to last two years, but it would also helping those lowest on the economic ing illustrations. uft lude a $10,000 deduction for

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One dead, one wounded in stabbing Help desk continued from page 1 a caller history. This will allow the help desk to notice and address chronic problems that a particular user may at New Jersey school control of the help desk." "The equipment is definitely have. Once the database is able to draw enough infor- Amdahl was willing to work with SJSU in providing mation, a list of frequently asked questions and answers BAYONNE, N.J. (Al') Bayonne Hospital where he a more flexible solution. state of the art. This is A teen-ager was stabbed died while undergoing will be posted on a Web page sometime after the sum- "Amdahl was the only Company willing to overhaul mer break. to death today inside surgery. our help desk instead of just outsourcing it," Sol said. leading edge stuff, the Bayonne High School and "He always tried to The nature of the new help desk is attracting nation- "Amdahl built a custom system for our needs based on a best of the breed." al attention, Sol said. another student was criti- please everybody. He never three month testing period of our existing help desk." cally wounded, authorities caused any problems," said "We set a precedent," Sol said. "A lot of universities Sturdivant, who was the original architect of the and industries will pick up on what we did." said. a classmate Andrea Coon, SJSU/Amdahl help desk project, said the components Paramedics rushed to 18, also a senior. "He was Darrell Sturdivant, Amdahl Corporation Sol says that there MC eight northern California State used in the new help desk will be high quality. Universities that are interested in creating a similar sys- the three-story brick school the sweetest guy you could "The equipment is definitely state of the art," after reports of a stabbing ever know.'' tem at their school with the help of Amdahl or buying Sturdivant said. "'This is leading edge stuff, the best of The first phase will provide an automated password into SJSU's new system. around 8:45 a.m., said The second victim, a 17- system allowing students and faculty to change on-line the breed." "There is 2 capacity for us to outsource this," he said. Mickey McCabe, chief of year-old boy whose name Sol says this will contrast the previous equipment. passwords over the phone. Also provided in the first the Bayonne Emergency was not released, was found Sol said the help desk will also be more pleasant to "We had archaic equipment. It was literally falling phase will be an automated system status line to inform interact with. Medical Services. on the first floor with stab apart," Sol said. users of technical difficulties. Inside, an 18-year-old wounds to the abdomen "We are attempting to make the help desk more per- Some improvements should he presented in mid Sol says these topics make up the majority of help sonal," Sol said. "With the new system, the help desk senior, Aubrey Taylor, was that pierced his liver. He April, in what Sol says is the first phase of three major desk calls, and automating them will free up help desk found on the second floor underwent surgery and was credibility will improve, and students and faculty will be help desk enhancements. operators to serve people with more uncommon needs. more likely to use it, and for a wider range of things." with a stab wound to the expected to recover. "There is a lot more to come, but we will be unleash- The second phase of help desk renovation will include heart. He was rushed to ing the first stage of our enhancements," Sol said. a database that tracks and recognizes callers and compiles

.tSS4111.%"I'Ell STI "DENTS Careers continued from page 1 the time," she said. offer them. were working abroad share their expe- E141:41'TIONS She agreed with Benysheck that Heather Lamm', a Spanish major business world was a mistake. Now riences of what it takes to be compet- knowing a foreign language was with a minor in Latin itive she travels all over the country speak- American stud- in the global marketplace. One important but there are other factors ies, said the panel discussion ing about the opportunities subject was person said that the illusion that involved in getting the job you really informative and enlightening for her. knowing English only like being a bilingual teacher. is enough to want. "I want to teach and travel," she MARCII "Teachers are needed that speak get them by was absurd, that foreign "You have to have a love of the said adding that she also wants Spanish, Vietnamese and Chinese," a good businesses were well prepared. He language, you should nurture that but paying job. "Hearing both the teach- said they don't assume that we will she said. "The greatest number of 12th 13111 you have to have other things too," ing and business aspects helped a opportunities out there are fin teach- lot." understand them and that gives them 0 Zuniga said. "Foreign language She said she will probably take a and advantage. Student Onion 9arri ers." should be an auxiliary skill that lets year off after graduating this May to Maldanado-Colon and Zuniga, who spoke only Spanish Zuniga, Clark Library 9a in -8pin I you focus on other skills like comput- travel and explore her options. She Benysheck all agreed that the market- until the first grade, was pleased IMacQuarrie Hall 9a m -2piii ers, education and health." said the video also opened her eyes to place was becoming an 0 about the students general positive increasingly She added that to be the total what the foreign job market was global and with the Nihl ard Clir kr, IN..1 o. I response to the panelists. proper skills and Polliug 1.1x 11.111 package for an employer it's vital that about. knowledge of foreign languages the "I think if you even make one con- you have a well rounded package to The video had several people who world could be your oyster. nection (to a student) it WAS worth For More Information: 1408i 924-5955 1.01,1 Idc, 11[1.11t1 Who's who

continued from page 1 prise," Abriam-Yago said. 'The Who's Who Among Students ing; Amy Francioni, marketing; APPI_Y Those who are selected for the in American Universities and Colleen Haggerty, civil I- we01 the award rec ipients from engineering; award receive a lifetime use of the Colleges recipients and their majors Eileen SJSU were from the school of nurs- Imds-Mosse, nursing; Karen Who's Who reference service which for SJSU are: Lisa Bishop, music and ing. lovaas, child development; Doug provides letters of recommendation dance; Paul Boisvert, history; Jacci FQR A "I'm so happy and excited for the Michael, music; Sylvia Ortega, lin- from the association, a personalized Cenci-McGrody, nutrition and sci- students," said Kathy Abriam-Yago. guistics and language development, certificate saying the student has been ence; Chrissy Chang, interdiscipli- assistant professor in the school of Monica Payne-Konkel, nursing; honored by the program, and local nary studies; Sim NEVS1 nursing. Chao, mechanical Susan Rodriguez. nursing; Amy and national publicity regarding the engineering; Carl Dean, human per- Marie is took me completely by sur- Schmidt, occupational therapy; student's irk( turn. formance; Nicole DeVincenza, ours- Natalie Nt ARC Fi5 - 6, Stevens, nursing; and - Demetria 'Titus, political science. i5:00ANA - ii:00Pkk

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"Rapture" was ric represents many objects, from a originally choreographed for the stu- bed sheet to a robe. dent dance concert in December "Every time 1 use the fabric it 1996 and has been selected for com- becomes different things to me," Lin petition at the College Dance Festival said. in Arizona this spring. Lin graduated from SJSU in 1993 "Moon Light," choreographed by but returned last year to continue her SJSU graduate student Hsiang-Hsiu education. She joined Limon West tin, is a solo piece with intensely per- and instructs university dancers when sonal roots. Lin, a Taiwan native, had her schedule permits. difficulty describing her work because Because of performance commit- it relics so much on her life experi- ments to Limon West, Lin will only ences. appear in "Moon Light" at Dance PHOTOS By DONA NICHOLS Spartan Daily Lin wanted her piece to express '97's opening performance. Subsequent performances will be "the idea of my home, the idea of my Ina piece called, "As We Speak," dancers hit the floor and roll. SJSU dancers will give three performances of "Dance 97" beginning Thursday. life now, the idea of my future," she danced by Aimee l.am. images," said Fred Mathews, choreog- around one person's vision." ensemble has been a part of the uni- aim for performing careers, working said. The abstract dance has an Asian, "Nighnvalk" is a "meditation rapher of the piece. The dance Masters has had the task of recon- versity's dance department since with the project gives them "a clear Chinese, ritualistic feel, Lin said. about primitive plant and animal explores instinctive reactions that structing the piece so that it could be 1994. understanding of what that entails," exist in all people, reactions that are performed by the combined compa- The presence of a working profes- Masters said. born into people hut society often nies while remaining true to its origi- sional dance company on campus "Students get to sec professionals perceives as taboo, Mathews said. nal structure. The piece was original- makes SJS1.-s dance program unique. in action," Mathews said. "That usu- But not all the works being per- ly built for 10 dancers but will be per- According to Masters no other uni- ally doesn't happen until after a stu- formed in Dance '97 arc serious. "As formed using 15 members of UDT versity in the country can boast of a dent has graduated." We Speak" is a "cartoon -like piece" and Limon West. professional company on campus. Performances of Dance '97 will be choreographed by Janice Garret, a The Limon West Dance Project is John Crane, dean of the College of given in the University Theatre on Bay Area choreographer whose work the west coast otTshoot of Limon's Humanities & the Arts, saw the Thursday at 1 p.m. and on March 14 has been performed all over the parent company residing in New potential benefits for young dancers and 15 at 7 p.m. Ticket prices are 146 world. Performed to the music of York City. The project first came to to having a professional company for students and seniors and $10 for Bobby McFerrin, the dance is a SJSU five years ago as parr rit rcs biting on campus, Masters said. general audiences. Call 924-4555 for whimsical look at how people do and ever workshop. .1 he no e many dance students will further information. do not communicate with one anoth- er, Mathews said. "There is a Time" was originally choreographed by Jose Limon in 1956. Limon, considered a primary figure in American modern dance, is PEPSponsored by: the founder of one of the oldest mod- ern dance companies in the United GiC1\lp States. The fact that Limon's dance company still exists 25 years after his death is rare, Mathews said. "Art comes and goes," Masters The tools of the trade for a dancer go beyond costumes and music. Most said. "There's not a tremendous an extensive first-aid kit. dancers carry longevity in dance, especially centered "If your friends went out and Jury begins racial slaying case deliberations FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Burmeister "will not bring back the 15 WIICtlICI consumed a six-pack of green Jurors began deliberating today victims." Burmeister's judgment. whether a racist skinhead and former District Attorney Ed Grannis Burmeister was a soldier in the paratrooper will receive life in prison urged a death penalty, saying "The 82nd Airborne Division .II I ort Bragg beans several times a week without parole or the death penalty entire free world awaits your verdict." at the time of the slayings. lk has Burmeister, 21, of since been kicked out of the Army. for the murders of two -OSIO black people. Thompson, Pa., was If jurors recommend the death b0(5WOUld you talk to them about it?" Defense lawyers and A death convicted last week of penalty, the judge could overrule prosecutors presented two counts of first- them, though judges in the state their cases Tuesday for sentence for degree murder and one rarely do. If jurors recommend life in what they believe is the count of conspiracy by prison, the judge does not have the proper sentence for Burmeister the same jury that was option of sentencing Burtneisicr James Burmeister II, "will not deliberating his sen- death. who was convicted last tence. week in the killings of bring back Evidence showed Jackie Burden and Burmeister stalked Michael James along a the victims." blacks before settling Fayetteville street. on Burden, 27, and Cumberland James, 36, early on County Superior Court Carl lvarsson, Dec. 7, 1995. Both Judge Coy Brewer Defense attorney victims were black and instructed jurors were friends. They Tuesday afternoon were walking along a before sending them home for the dirt street when they were killed. night. Jurors started deliberating at Defense attorneys said Burmeister 9:25 a.M. today. had been drinking heavily and could Defense attorney Carl Ivarsson not form an intent to kill. 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At the prompt, customers must quarter of this year, will display the cus- Arid Americans eat more than 100 acres enter their address. tomers' last five orders so it can just be til pizza every day, approximately i50 A selection of pizzerias in the area selected without having to be re-typed," slices per second. "It's perfect for users that are open at the panic Mar time you Glass said. "Customers will also be able of the Internet, who are also con - visit the site appears. to advance order and pay by credit Customers can select orders by card." The site, which went on-line Dec. 2, choosing a pizzeria or enter the "specials" CyberSlice, which randomly 1096, boasts of 328 pizzerias in the Bay section for deals at different locales. approached Bay Area pizzerias, does not Area and 1,100 overall, with an average After the customers decide to place charge them to subscribe and profits of 10,000 visits per day. their order, what happens next is pure from taking a three percent to 10 per- "Five to 10 percent of visitors actual- technology. cent cut of the total cost of the order, ly place orders," Glass said. "I here's a The order is sent to the CyberSlice based on a sliding scale. lot of people now just checking it out, headquarters in Seattle where it is "Merchants are happy with the cur- but response has been pretty strong." processed and translated into a digital rent arrangement," Glass said. "We San Jose's response, however, is not voice. A call is placed to the pizzeria, won't turn a profit for the next couple quite up to par. detailing the order over the phonc. The of years, until about 2000 or 2005. Downtown San Jose subscribers process takes no more than a couple of We're in it for the long haul." . . It Pizza A (10-Go and Pizza I.over report minutes. An e-mail message is then sent CyberSlice is planning to enter into minimal response to Internet ordering. from CyberSlice to the customer, con- the national public relations arena over "We've only had a couple of orders," firming the order and delivery time. If the radio, on TV and on-line, hoping to said lance White, PIZZA larva manager. the pizzeria declines the order, a spur on business as well as attending the "I don't think there's enough knowledge CyberSlice representative, tin -call 24 Pizza Expo in March in las Vegas. about it yet and it's not u.s easy or some hours, will contat t the c ustomer and "Ordering over the Internet will people as it potentially could lit.' redirect the ditikr. replace the telephone. It's up and com- IL .0 inPHOTO BY v LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily ( Me of these apparent glitches is "Anytime of the day or night, if ing," Glass said. "We estimate that we'll more time in ordering, but White said SOIT1COITC kV on, the site will pull up have half of the 70,000 pizzerias in the Tim Silva, manager at Pizza A Go-Go, tries a slice of his company's pizza. Pizza A Go-Go is a member of that cuts both ways. open pizzerias bir their perusal," Glass nation subscribing on the site within the Cyberslice, the on-line website where pizza lovers can order their pizza via the Internet. "How many times have you called a said. "hven if it's 1 a.m." next year." OUTRAGEOUS ORANGE `Stinkin' Badges' includes audience An Impossible Blend of ( hat ge Juices Blueberries By Laura Vanni Cyra Gotocz who Butler, director played by Matthew Tondag, with his Spartan Daily Staff Writer tries to warm up of the play. older Asian -American girlfriend. Get a ERLE minothie or the crowd. It has Review "Some watch Anita Sakai, performed by Kern ,offee drink when you buy one ( I), ti Have To Show You No suddenly become the TV others Beth. ai regular price with this ad' 4) 2 for 1 sr rikin Badges" is a unique a live studio audi watch the stage." Sonny has dropped out of production that allows the ence about to lire monitors Harvard law School and come home *Over 20 Smoothie Flavors to he a part of Chicano become witness to a The main give the audience to become an actor. *Full Espresso Bar I C lifestyle. filming of a sitcom. another avenue for lie wants to break the typical act- At the start, the audience is joined accomplish- ',Soups ' 1 Her instant soaking up the ing stereotypes that Chicanos face in 'Salads by a television hostess played by humor made me action. I enjoyed Hollywood. realize that this was ment of "I Don't watching what was The entire play deals with stereo- Sandwiches not going to be your Have To Show happening on stage types often living up to them, while Caffe DOWNTOWN SINCE 1960 run-of-the-mill SJSU from my spin in the trying to break them down. Zucoa production. Her You No Stinkin' audience and form With the introduction of KUL, 74 South First Street C C squabbling with the the the various angles of the Chicano homcboy network, to (408) 297-9777 SAL & LUIGI'S stage girl, played by Badges," is the cameras. the derogatory references of Asians open 'till midnight "From juice to _lava" PIZZA & ITAUAN RESTAURANT (hrimalma Hissner, mix of televi- Entertaining and the play deals with Hollywood's per- L .ind her complaints unpredictable com- ceptions of minorities. WE MAKE OUR OWN! about her blue dress sion, film and mercials from the "The audience seems to pick up LASAGNA GNOCCHI MINESTRONE [trade me ask, "Am 1 Felemundo and tile jokes," Beth said. She belies es RAVIOLI MEATBALLS live THE MOST SHOCKING THING ABOUT THIS SAUSAGE watching pan of the perfor- 11nivision Spanish the audience eventually becomes BEER & WINE / FOOD TAKE OUT play?" networks give the combinable with the jokes and innu- Two cameras mance to pro- crowd a sense of endoes. MOVIE IS HOW MUCH PEOPLE LOVE IT! HOURS: TUES-THURS 11AM - 11PM that they are One can get lost in the stereo- FRIDAY 11AM - MIDNIGHT crowd the stage and duce a play. reality, "Private Parts' is A COMIC FIRECRACKER SATURDAY 12 - MIDNIGHT four television moni- watching television, types. The audience had a tendency SUNDAY 4 - 10PM tors are situated as they await the to sit up when a racist remark was with a surprising human touch." CLOSED MONDAY 179.9 Inv*. ROILING irons around the studio to allow the audi- beginning of the live action. made. Viewers must realize that all ence to view what is being filmed. "The silent bit king and his the jest is in good humor to make a AMEX / VISA / MC ACCEPTED "FUNNY! 'Private Parts' is a public pleasure' picks up on it (the queen," Buddy and 1"o00ie Villa, point. 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LXP. 4/10/97 Thursday, March 6, 1997 ENTERTAINMENT 7 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY 'King of all Media' wins over fans By Andrew W. Davie Over IN million people listen to Spartan Daily Staff Writer Stern's unadulterated, adult -oriented radio show daily and an additional Friday is opening day for 40 million or so catch the "best" of Howard Stern's autobiographi- the show televised every night on the cal movie "Private Parts," and E! Entertainment cable network. industry insiders are already predict- That audience makes Stern's ing the film's overwhelming success. radio show No. 1 during the most In fact, Stem's popularity is so well hotly contested radio time slot, "the known and some would say feared morning drive" and makes his TV that the theater release of sci-fi program the most popular show on blockbuster "Return of the El channel. the Jedi" was pushed If these numbers back a week so as not "He can be are any indication of to go head-to-head his movie-going audi- with the self-titled gross and ence, then Stern's "King of Al) Media." first film endeavor At the film's Feb. totally explicit, promises to be yet 27 official premiere, but he is another record-break- thousands of Stern's ing success in a long fans packed New always honest string. York's Madison Stern is a media Square Garden, com- and funny." giant in more ways pletely stealing the than one. He stands PHOTO COURTESY OF RYSHER ENTERTAINMENT thunder from the Shawn Hermes, six-foot-five-inches Howard Stern portrays himself as a disc Jockey at a Detroit radio station that suddenly converts to country music format in "Private Parts," opening Friday. Grammy Awards Howard Stern fan tall and he has broken show going on right radio audience and down the street. hook-sales records Not even Stern himself could (his first book, Private Parts was the Stern bares his 'Private Parts' have predicted his meteoric rise to fastest selling book of all time until the top, which is documented, in his second book, Miss America, sur- eiic c. hcadwritcr ja,.kic "Thy hike I hcf, .F1,1i 11,10111L11 s,cuues,Is By Terri K. Milner part, in his new film. passed it two years later). Spartan Daily Staff Write, Thr hOUIFOI line is that [hi+ N Ian"Martlirtg, all port tie themselves WIWI) siloUhl,. his SI I V .11ii,C.Irallre The love-hate relationship that In fact, it would seem that any- movie is funny. in excellently executed and well -writ as "Fartinan" and touching moments many have with Stern is also por- thing Stern touches turns into a ain't no God while In all of its humorous brilliance, ten roles. Kudos especially to Norris like when he runs mu on a naked cThere trayed in the movie and evidenced by high-value collector's item. Theater Howard Stern is walking it crosses over to who, even when suds-covered woman and home to his the reactions of audience members cardboard stand-ups for his film are the Earth!" nearly all audi- he says nothing wife, and when he lovingly rubs his after seeing his film in a local theater. already selling for $1,000 and signed Maybe not, but there sure is a lot ences even RR_ which is the wife's belly while she is pregnant. IVIOV lE: Private Parts Many of the audience members copies of his previous books and of laughter. those who are case throughout Yes, this is a man who produced were long-time Stern fans, many of one of the last in videos are worth several hundred The line, not fans. Make most of the the first on-air orgasm, the first naked whom left the film repeating their illustrates the opposi- STAR S: Howard Stern, dollars apiece. "Private Parts," no mistake, this movie anyhow woman in the history of radio, has favorite scenes and making com- tion that Stern encounters through- is not just a Mary McCormack, Robin illicits con- been fined into the millions by the ments like "Iloward rules" and "this out his radio life that the movie movie for Stern's Quiver tinuous laughter. FCC -- his first being a $40,000 fine is the funniest film I have ever seen." tracks. disciples; it is a One of the for uttering the word "testicles" -- and Only one member of the audi- But this is less of a Larry Flynt- movie for any- LENG TH: Almost 2 hours most outstand- in arguably the h/IIIIICO scene in the ence seemed to take exception to esque First Amendment movie than one who wants ing perfor- movie, indirectly flaunts the FCC's that sentiment, calling the film and about the realization of a dream it is to laugh. RATING: R (for nudity mances in the forbidden "Seven I>iny Words." Stern "disgustingly nasty." She was CIFIEBAR -e-r and the longevity of the relationship It is not a movie was Paul This is also a faithful family man there with her 13 -year-old son who, between Stern and his wife, Alison, given that Stern and use of strong lan- Giamatti, who with three young daughters, whose A drinking person's bar! guage) when asked what he thought when played by Mary McCormack would be a good plays the young wile continuously asserts that his his mother wasn't looking, slyly Where Fraternilies ("Murder One") who, in all of her movie actor. 141iC executive radio persona is "just an act," and a smiled and said "it was cool." delicate beauty, emphasizes Stern's 'tai Stern nick- man who is a genius with an IQ of & Sororities meet! Eighteen million OPENS: Friday It was not just male moviegoers almost character-like awkward gang- radio listeners, names "Pig 165 that is undeniably showcased in that were enamored with Stern's No drugs and Fighting! liness. this movie. the No. 1 syndi- Vomit" over the ho nor either. "lie IS hilarious," said The film goes from a 7-year-old cated daily radio air. In a crown- Stern says early in the movie that Shawn !felines, a 28-year-old C1NEBAR Stern who is degraded and yelled at show in the world, two best-selling ing moment, he is the first to call he "wants people to love the nian, female. "Sometimes he can be gross by his father to his first disastrous books and a top-rated cable Tv Stern "the anti -Christ," though - not the myth." lb is movie is the anti totally explicit, but he is always 69 E. San Fernando outing as a radio disc jockey to his show do riot necessarily translate as anyone who is familiar with first glimpse at what that man might honest and funny." (corner of 2nd) ranking at the top of the most-want- into big-screen talent. Stern's work knows he is proba- ed list of the Federal But Stern does an uproariously bly not the last. Communications Commission. funny and surprisingly poignant job Produced by Ivan Reitman Concentrating almost entirely on the of portraying himself, which is no ("(;hostbu.sters," "Meatballs," Live time period from the late 1970s to easy task considering he starts the "Twins"), directed by Betty Thomas 1985, the film chronicles Stern's film as a 20 -year-old college student, ("The Brady Bunch Movie") and hav- work at five radio stations and the sporting unbuttoned-almost -down - ing gone through well over 20 script evolution of his personal life and on- to-his-navel butterfly collared shirts, rewrites, this is truly a quality film. air persona, resulting in his meteoric short hair and a mustache. But it would be delusional to Reggae rise as the self-proclaimed "King of The rest of his radio family, think that the movie is anything less All Media." revered by his fans and including Robin Quivers, Stern's than vintage Stern, which begs the despised by his detractors, all of sidekick whom he met 15 years ago question: "Are there breasts?" at whom follow the show. when their afros rivaled one another, Answer: Of course there are Stern is huge. lie dominates the Fred Norris, his engineer and imper- breasts big ones, perky ones and, screen with both his size and pies- sonation man for I ti years anti his no doubt about it, fake ones. Club latest movie list 'Empire' tops 4ii

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UPCOMING EVENTS TODAY Women's tennis 2 p m , Spartan Courts Sharks v Ottawa 730 p.m San Jose Arena PHOTO BY BRENNA JENNISON Spadan Daily Tod Dissly of the SJSU tennis team returns a serve during a doubles' match FRIDAY with the help of teammate Steve Reilly Wednesday at the Spartan Courts against St. Mary's College. They won their match and the Spartans won 6-1. Softball v Colorado State 2 p.m , Twin Creeks Baseball v. USF Spartan Classic Stadium Municipal blow 30 p.m , Spartans 3 Women's golf SJSU Spartan Invitational Fort Ord Men's gymnastics at Cal away Gaels Orlando Warriors v. After the doubles portion of the 730 p.m., San Jose Arena By Larry Hernandez Spartan Daily Staff Writer meet, the Spartans needed three wins from the singles players to close out SATURDAY The SJSU men's tennis team the match. The three wins came from st tired an important 6-1 victory Sellschop, who won 6-2, 6-3; Weine Men's tennis v. SMU .94.1111%1 St. Mary's College at the who won 6-4, 6-3, and Damu Bobb Courts 11 a.m., Spartan Spartan Courts Wednesday. who won 6-4, 6-1. Women's gymnastics The Spartans started off the day by Robb was the first Spartans' single v. CSU Sacramento & UCSB winning the doubles competition and player to win his match. 7:30 p.m., Spartan Gym then went on to win three out of the "I knew I would win," Bobb said. Baseball v. Santa Clara six singles' contests. it was just a matter of taking the Spartan Classic The No. 1 doubles' team of Steve momentum away. 12 p.m., Municipal Stadium Reilly and Tod Dissly won first, fol- "This win is good for our confi- v. Lewis & Clark lowed later by a win from No. 3 team dence, although they're not a big 7 p.m., Municipal Stadium 01 Orion Weine and Ryan Sellschop, school, everyone is important." Women's golf who won their game in a dramatic The Spartans were looking for a SJSU Spartan Invitational game that went to a tie-breaker to confidence boost after a 1-5 start to Ford Ord give the Spartans the first point of the the season, due in part to a tough match. schedule. 'Elie Spartans faced No. 1 The team of Reilly and Dissly Stanford and No. 20 Arizona State played a dominant game of power University. SUNDAY serves and veteran net play. To top it off, the Spartans were Spartan Classic `sieve can go boom and end the without one of their top players consolidation game watch when he wants to and Tod is because of an injury. 12 p.m., Municipal Stadium very steady," said Ernie Garcia, SJSU "Last week was a rough week for championship game tennis assistant coach. "Most good us, our No. 6 player (Josh Baruch) 3:30 p.m., Municipal Stadium doubles partners have that combina- coming back is going to help us," said Women's golf tion." Ernie Garcia, SJSU tennis assistant SJSU Spartan Invitational One aspect of their game that real- coach. Ford Ord ly stood out was how well they com- The Spartans have another impor Warriors v. Sacramento municated with each other, an tant match at II a.m. Saturday 7:30 p.m., San Jose Arena import Ant part of doubles play. against Southern Methodist PHOTO By MAX BECHERER Spartan Daily Sharks v. Rangers ''this is our second year together, University at Spartan Courts. 12 p.m., San Jose Arena real «infident out there," "SM U IS A big MAICII. 60111g into Reilly said. Saturday's match we have a good SJSU guard Brad Quinet is rejected from behind during the Spartans' season-ending 103-70 loss to No. 14 chance. If we had lost today, we New Mexico Tuesday in Las Vegas. The first-round exit from the Western Athletic Conference Tournament was would have had no chance going into the last game in Spartan uniforms for Quinet, guard Tito Addison and possibly forward Olivier Saint-Jean, who is Saturday," Bobb said. "This is defi- contemplating early entry into the NBA draft. GIVE US TIME TO REPAY nitely good." YOUR LOAN. Hockey team wins eleventh straight After just three years in By Victor Ribero and for that suite length of time it has Palmer t. ollege 4-3. Defensernan "We got off to a very shaky and the Army, your college loan Spartan Daily Staff Writer 1/1:1211 Dennis Donald scored the win- slow start," Spartan captain Danny could be a thing of the past. MolIdAs Hight, the Spartans nag goal with less than tour minutes Thebeau said. 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.41111P, groups on ,r-- the rise \L' MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Klanwatch Director Joe Roy said At least 858 extremist groups were the Oklahoma City bombing also fr active in the United States last year, a served to weed out less-enthusiastic 6 percent increase over 1995, says a members of extremist groups, which group that studies hate crime activity. in turn could have made them more Klanwatch, a branch of the volatile. Montgomery-based Southern Poverty "While casual adherents have Law Center, released a study this abandoned the cause, new groups week titled "Two Years After: The have been formed to take their place," Patriot Movement Since Oklahoma he said. "What remains are true City." believers who are isolated from the The study found that so-called political mainstream and committed Patriot Groups, including 380 armed to an extreme anti-government agen- militias, exist in all 50 states and have da." improved their intelligence-gathering It also warned of increasing refer- networks and the ability to share ences to biochemical terrorism in information through a sophisticated many of the extremist groups' publi- communication net-work. cations, and said 112 "common-law" At least 101 openly espouse white courts, courts created by groups that supremacist or anti-Semitic messages, deny the legitimacy of the regular the report said. court system, were in operation in 34 The report said more than one- states last year. PHOTO BY LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily third of the arrests made for extremist 1996 were related to explo- Melanie Wender and her mother Tobby Frielander are drawn to the T-shirts hanging outside the Student Union. The Clothesline Project is sponsered activity in sives, indicating indicated the perva- by Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and provide a healing opportunity for those who have lost a loved one or who are survivors sive effect the Oklahoma City bomb- CPR of this violence. ing has had on extremist groups. Call keep your loNe alive

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