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Photos by David Holler/Spartan Daily Left, Elliott Peele (right), wrestles Eric Jung Above, Lucinda Dobinson makes fun of as Lilly Small watches during a scene from Elliott Peele during a break between acts. The "Shakespeare's Shorts: The Complete Works play intertwines different Shakespeare plays (Almost)." while making them modern. Crooked Shakespeare Comedy skews By Clarissa view Aljentera of Daily stall writer classics In the rushed opening scene, on stage, actor Elliott GC curtains only to be Peele body dies, hg the stopped by the real sad everybody Emerging stage from huge story but dies, it's a from behind the audience. _14 that everybody you have to in black Joe the curtain These dies." realize cape, Boxers, a he appeared words were blue Nikes black shirt Play referring sung after each Once and a draped in a the characters scene in the curtains wide-brimrned murdered. on stage the ered the open, the hat. the They were part that were stage covered audience words in of is the setting with wooden discov- e play for the boxes, hakespeare's entire I Y. which Complete Shorts: The In a Works comic performance, which opened (Almost)" cast of the the last weekend not "Shakespeare's University at only brings Shorts" Pla Theatre. stage, humor to c as but co b' the "Macbeth" "Othello," plots from es the general were some "Hamlet," several of which the of the selected and 14th The his plays. performers material -century performers introduce More than concentrated. on individual playwright as the 30 plays whose a down-to-earth situations were dealing with anyone, plays can be covers covered in various life not just stuck-up understood William two hours. The The comedy English by ries, tragedies Shakespeare's play recites begins when -major snobs. and comedies, lines as actor Shaun The actors romances. histo- "MI Jacques in Brune and the world's "Merchant of amazingly funny actresses put women a stage. Arid Venice." everyone. piece that together an merely players, all the men is enjoyable and their They have and for entrances ... " their exits See Shakespeare, page 5

Sports event AS offers laptops to go By Donna Carmichael The laptop rental program scores staff writer will operate out of the AS busi- shoots, Daily senior ness office, which is scheduled Associated Students' to be renovated to accommo- promise of computer rentals at date the service. Recreation and leisure the Student Union is about to Renovation will involve become a reality. knocking out a window on the stir up student activity AS executive Alphonso De outer wall of the Student Alba said 50 laptops 15 Mac Union and replacing it with a By Charmain Smith iBooks and 35 Toshiba PCs door, so students have direct costing a total of $85,000 were access to the raptop rental ser- recently purchased. Students vice without, a long walk The grassy area between Sweeney Hall will be able to sign them out through the building. and the Central Classroom building was for a rental charge that has yet "Construction will start Oct. alive with music and games from noon to 1 to be determined. p.m. Monday. See Computer, page 3 The Spartan Sports Spectacular, put on by the recreation and leisure studies department as part of a class requirement, drew students in to win prizes. "We have to put on an on-campus and off- campus event for the Rec 97 class," said Passion of English prof. junior Jacob Rhodes, a recreation major. "We started planning it in September." Chris Preovolos /Spartan Dail The event featured four different games of is classically bad writing Huy Nguyen, a management information studies major, takes a shot in the "Hoop It Up" skill: Hoop It Up, Slap Shot, Putting "Once I read '1984: I found Challenge and Quarterback Challenge. game Monday at the Seventh Street plaza during the Spartan Sports Spectacular. The By Jason Stull Daily staff writer that all the stories I had been . Companies donated everything from event was part of a recreation and leisure studies class that requires students to plan and reading to that point were crap," shorts, T-shirts and sweatshirts to gift cer- run three events during the semester. Rice said. tificates, keychains, movie passes and candy Even as a young man working in a lumber mill in Idaho, San And he should know the differ- for prizes. ence between good and bad prose. Robert Stone, a graduate student, won a junior Eddie Rhee-Pizano, a recreation major Students took two shots at putting a golf Jose State University English Blow Pop by participating. and referee of the game. "One ball equals one ball into any one of three holes in Putting professor Scott Rice loved to read. Rice teaches sections of chil- Stone ticket, and the more checks Challenge. He loved what he thought was dren's literature and comparative "I enjoyed myself," said. "It's better check on their literature at SJSU, and is the dri- than lifting weights." they get, the bigger the prize." For the football -inclined, Quarterback good writing mostly Louis using hockey Challenge gave students two chances to LAmour pulp novels. Then he ving force behind the Bulwer- The object of Hoop it Up was to sink a bas- Slap Shot had students Fiction Contest. The inter- ket in a lowered hoop from 10 feet away. sticks to fire plastic halls into a net. Students throw a football through a tire. came across a book that put his Lytton "Students are given three chances," said were shooting for a total of three goals. previous literary experience to See Recreation, page 8 shame: George Orwell's "1984." See Rice, page 3 FORUM San Jose State University

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is an open letter Sitting in the north This end zone at Stanford to all the single men Stadium, it hit me. and women out No matter how much there be yourself. money I make in compari- As college students, son to the khaki -wearing, most of us are also at six-pack-bellied preppies prime dating age. The hor- that sat on the opposite mones have kicked in, the side of the stadium, I will always have memories. financial aid check has filled our pockets and we're Memories that will include driving up 280; park- ready to party. Unfortunately too many of us over- ing damned well wherever I pleased; playing my do it and I'm not talking about the partying. We music at levels the Palo Alto campus rarely hears worry so much about dating and "finding the right emanating from a tailgate; drinking brands of beer person" that we miss what is right in front of us. the West Coast Ivy League wannabes have only Ladies, the most important thing I can say is seen on commercials; and then watching my foot- don't wait for a man to find you. It is perfectly ball team walk all over the uptown snobs twice. acceptable for a lady to ask a man out for an It doesn't matter that we at San Jose State evening. In fact, although most men won't admit University see this as much more of a rivalry than it, asking a lady out is downright frightening. If do the students at Stanford. I could care less if they you see a man you like, go up to him. Waiting for simply downplay the victory by shouting such him to come to you probably won't work. witty comebacks as, "You're still in the WAC Art exhibit fights for First Amendment Another thing to remember lay off the make- (Western Athletic Conference)." up. If it is thick enough to see, you have too much exhibit It felt ridiculously good to yell "Stanford sucks" Astatue of the Virgin Mary Yet he is fighting the on your face. Yes, men like pretty faces, and yes, a at just about every Cardinal fan daring enough to with elephant feces on its with taxpayers' money and the large pair of breasts will get our attention, but prestige he earned as a public prance through the SJSI I section. chest and surrounded by that alone isn't enough to hold it. Those of us who Who cares that we will probably be double-digit pictures of porn ... demented. servant. are looking for a relationship want more than just time some underdogs when Stanford finds it in its heart to Pickled cow parts ... bizarre. Why is it every surface features. We want someone to talk with, pay us a visit next year? Live maggots crawling around a group whether they be reli- someone to have fun with. If all you've got is a (A side note: the Stanford ticket line is 1-800- severed cow's head ... unappetiz- gious, political or social finds pretty body, well, you won't last long. BEATCAL, they might want to consider changing ing. Shriveled sharks, a sliced cow something offensive, it becomes For the men out there, don't be so uptight. it to 1-800-BETSJSU) and pig bathing in formaldehyde the cause du jour? Relax, live a little and don't try as hard to impress What matters today, and for the rest of the col- ... amusing. Here's a solution If you the girl. The women out there can see through our lege football season, is that we have this victory. Is this art? Is it filth? don't want to see something you "manly" front just as easily as we can see through SJSU graduates can proudly walk into job inter- Does it matter? might find offensive don't go see their "makeup faces." Instead of bragging about views, see the Stanford diploma sitting on the The art exhibit "Sensation" at the Brooklyn it. your car or your stereo, talk about current events. interviewer's wall and proclaim, "Stanford Sucks." Museum of Art has revived the age-old question of And with these "obscene," "perverse" and "lewd" art Go out and do something physical. Take in a play They'll of course be asked to leave, but I can guar- "What is art?" And more importantly, should taxpayers exhibits, the cry always comes down to public funding. at the theater. antee you this fictitious person did not want to have to pay for things of questionable, if not objection- Opponents always cry, "Not only is it offensive, but I Whoever you are, don't be afraid to take a risk. work for a Stanford graduate anyway. able, nature? have to pay for it." Last summer I flew out to New York on a whim. So, I have put together a top 10 list of reasons New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and the U.S. Senate Hey, I've had to pay the salaries of people like Strom I had met someone on a trip earlier in the year I'd rather be a Spartan than a Cardinal. don't think so. The mayor has publicly lambasted the Thurmond, Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Dan Quayle and we had hit it off. Being across the country, 10. Their mascot is a tree and their nickname is museum, repeatedly calling the exhibit "sick" and "dis- and Pete Wilson for years and I find them offensive. however, made it hard to stop in and say "hi." So I a color. I know Stanford had to do the politically gusting" and an affront to religion that should not Maybe I should protest to get some of my tax money did what any halfivay crazy kid would do. I sur- correct thing by changing its name from the receive taxpayer funding. back. prised her. I went to the Big Apple, and had a great Indians, but come on. While I know the Spartans is He has even withheld some of the museum's bud- The uproar over funding for National Endowment of weekend. a bit generic, at least it embodies a fighting spirit, geted money threatening to withhold it all unless the Arts grants is nothing new. We saw the sights, went to a Broadway play, or something like that. the exhibit is closed prompting a tennis match of From Robert Mapplethorpe to Andres Serrano's avoided a few beggars and simply had a great 9. Jon Perez and Aaron Williams are much bet- lawsuits to be volleyed back and forth. "Piss Christ" to .Christo the guy who strung bras time. By ths time I left, we both knew we had a ter looking than Fred Savage and Chelsea Clinton. The Senate unanimously approved a measure last across the Grand Canyon censorship of art has been great friend in one another. Was I disappointed 8. Our education is subsidized heavily by the Wednesday stating it would withhold funds from the omnipresent. Hell, even Michelangelo was forced to that nothing more had happened? Not really. government, while Stanford students pay it all museum unless it canceled the controversial exhibit. paint fig leafs on Adam and Eve. You just can't force a relationship. While you themselves. Excuse me. Is art paintings by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and can practice the "seek-and-destroy" method of 7. We know how to lock our damn doors. Did I wake up in Mother Russia ... or maybe Nazi Paul Gauguin? Or is art a picture of Robert finding a date, you probably aren't going to find a 6. East San Jose is a mere 10 blocks from cam- Germany? Mapplethorpe with a bullwhip shoved up his rectum? lasting relationship that way. Sure you might get pus. East Palo Alto is, like, further. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution Is art sculptures by Michelangelo or Rodin? Or is art sex and it might be fun, but it isn't going to last. 5. By being in the WAC, our sports teams get to states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an Tom Sachs' "Hello Kitty Nativity Scene" or Karen A true relationship will happen when you least go to Hawaii. For the right to play in the ever-so- establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exer- Finley pouring chocolate all over her naked body? expect it. It may happen when you are hanging prestigious Pac-10, Stanfiird teams get to travel to cise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of I won't tell you. That is for you to decide. out with a group of friends. It may happen at a Corvallis, Ore, in winter. the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assem- I will tell you that when it comes to NEA grants and concert. It may even happen at the grocery store. 4. SJSU has Jeff Garcia leading the 49ers to vic- ble, and to petition the government for the redress of the federal funding of them, it behooves U8, as a society When it does happen, don't rush it. Sit back and tory. Stanford has Steve Stenstrom holding a clip- grievances." founded on the freedom of thought and expression, to enjoy the ride. In the end, you'll be much happier board for him. Furthermore, the Ninth Amendment states, "The support this proposition. for it. I know. 3. Numerous Supreme Court justices, politicians enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, We might occasionally be offended by some wacko Exactly one year ago I was invited to dinner by and famous athletes have attended Stanford. As shall not be construed to deny or disparage other with a little too much time and money on his hands, a friend. I'll never forget the anticipation, or the any frequenter of local gentleman's clubs can tell retained by the people." This backs up the First but we might also miss out on a masterpiece. excitement, I felt when we kissed and I realized you, we have goods you can only dream of. Amendment as a safeguard against using any of the If you want to live in an Orwetlian world devoid of we had something more than just a simple friend- 2. Did you see the Stanford girl in Playboy's other rights to suppress the rights of a group or indi- beauty and goodness because you're afraid of being ship. And I'm glad I didn't push myself into a pre- "Girls of the Pac-10? She was hideous. vidual. offended, move. vious relationship. If so I would have missed out I. We have the hest president in the world and What saddens and sickens me is that Giuliani Me, I choose to live in a place where I don't always on something and someone very special. you have ...just kidding. is turning this from a free speech debate into just agree with everything, but have the freedom to choose If that person is out there right now reading 1. We proved it wasn't a fluke. another religious crusade. what I want, and don't want, to witness. this, happy anniversary. Giuliani a Catholic is fighting the exhibit on Jeremiah Oshan ts the Spartan Daily executive editor "a matter of principle." Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily assistant sports Adam Pavlacka is a Spartan Daily "Prophecies" appears Tuesdays editor. 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4 NEWS San Jose Slate University Rice "Facilities development and lower level of the Student Union operations insisted that the in the old Copy Center space, but n't sure how it would improve my Computers Continued from pg 1 remockling on the outer wall of De Alba said the potential site skills. It ended up giving me such "We should the Student Union has to con- posed numerous problems. nationally recognized contest is a an in-depth look at the authors. Continued from pg 1 form exactly to its current design "It's on a lower level with no celebration of bad writing, asking be experts. It was worth it." be finished by mid- and must not deface the building just like the big student entrants to think up poor prose 11 and should windows, Douglass endorses the exer- November," De Alba said. in any way," De Alba said. Washington Square Hall. in the form of opening lines to lab in After all, we cise because the students can The estimated cost of the ren- Other renovations include And it would have cost too much nonexistent stories. experience firsthand the difficul- ovation is about $23,000, and the changes to the inside of the busi- to operate," he said. Inspiration for the 18-year-old are the ones ty in writing so well. principle contractor on the job is ness office. The space would be difficult to contest is the opening line of work "There is a lot of hard C.O.G. Kelly Business An area now occupied by supervise and there are access "Paul Clifford," a work by doing the into good writing," that goes Furnishing Inc., a firm that has offices will be redesigned to problems, particularly after Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, a Douglass said. "I think it surpris- worked on other projects at the accommodate a bank of five lap- hours, De Alba said. prolific 18th-century novelist and teaching. It es the students to an extent." Alba said. workstations and a printer. computer lab on playwright. The infamous piece university, De top The largest only makes Douglass said he has used the The business office is located De Alba said more hardware, campus with open access to all began, "It was a dark and stormy imitation exercise himself in his night..." on the northeast corner of the including another self-service students is in the basement of sense." classes. main floor of the Student Union. copier, scanners and more lap- Washington Square Hall, with Rice received entries from Rice's intensity shows when he Shawn Chan, AS business tops, may be added according to about 100 terminals. But stu- around the globe and this year's he gets fired up about issues office general manager, said the demand. dents, such as freshman Akilah winner was the first from outside thinks need to be addressed. One Scott Rice renovations, expected to take Redesign of the business office Lyles, find the window-less base- the United States. A government the proposal SJSU English professor such sore point was about one month, will not get in interior also requires widening a ment lab with its main official from London, Dr. David of the joint library. the way of current operations in narrow aisle, plus add-ons to the entrance via a low stairwell Chuter, won with his ironic open- "He is ready to work hard and that part of the Student Union. front service counter area. The unpleasant. er. a cause he feels is argue for "The laptop rental program plan will eliminate one office Lyles, an English major, said "Through the gathering gloom ment chairman. "He personally right," Douglass said, referring to will provide jobs for students, that of AS Print Shop Copy you are looking at a school that of a late-October afternoon, along undertook the department's Web Rice's opposition to SJSU's joint and I think our operation is well Center manager Paul Lee wants to train its students to be the greasy, cracked paving-stones site. To do that, he taught himself also ready library project. "He is equipped to handle the demand," moving it to the lower floor of the computer literate, but you would- slick from the sputum of the sky, HTML, and linked the site with to be persuaded by those who are he said. Student Union in the space once n't know it by the state of the Stanley Ruddlethorp wearily others having to do with litera- in opposition, if they have a good Adam Guzman, a sophomore occupied by the old Copy Center. facilities. She said it is as if they trudged up the hill from the ture." argument." majoring in music, said the pro- That space will also house a sup- don't care about the basics and cemetery where his wife, sister, Although Rice uses the Web, "I managed to graft some gram is a great idea. plies and storage area for the lap- safety and comfort. brother and three children were he said he urges his students to Gravenstien apple branches onto "It's so backed up in the labs," top rental program, said Robert "That lab (Washington Square all buried, and forced open the think before they accept any new a golden delicious tree," said Rice, he said. Madrigal, the newly-hired AS Hall) is way down low. It's dingy door of his decaying house, bliss- technology as better just because who has several fruit trees in his But Jacquelyn Vo, a sopho- network support technician. and stuffy and overcrowded, and fully unaware of the catastrophe it is newer. back yard. "I now South San Jose more in graphics design, said lap- Madrigal said he is a full-time I don't (Link it has a second exit," that was soon to devastate his Douglass also said Rice is tree that produces two have one tops to go are not a good idea. employee of AS and looks after Lyles said. Chuter wrote. intense, but intelligently so, get a lot of enjoy- kinds of apple. I "Many students don't know all aspects of the operation, from Rhonda Whitney, manager of He will receive all the rewards something Rice's students things like that." ment from how to install and operate a lap- the design of the laptop rental the big all-access lab known as associated with the contest, echoed. His students seem to have top. They may not take care of program to upkeep of the hard- WSQ1, said issues of health and mostly recognition and the "tra- "He has this enthusiasm for some of his zest for life absorbed expensive, fragile laptops they ware and customer support. safety have long been a problem. ditional" first prize award a literature," said Natalie Mann, a and learning. may get damaged or stolen. I Madrigal said he is anxious She said her office receives "pittance," according to the con- student in one of Rice's compara- care to read "Usually, I don't think it's a poor investment," Vo for the program to be up and run- numerous complaints about the test's Web site. tive literature classes. "I love very much," said Jennifer said. ning, and said he expects no set- air quality more than anything Most of the entrants, including him. He's opinionated and has Fiamingo, a student in Rice's Vo also expressed concern that backs to the projected start-up else. Chuter, did so through the site such an in-depth understanding class. "But children's literature students would be responsible if date in mid-November. John Skyberg, associate direc- www.bulwer-lytton.com which of authors. I lucked out being in down the book into sec- he breaks the Student Union is damaged in Plans for an AS-run computer tor for facilities development and Rice maintains himself. his section." and tells us why he likes tions the remodeling effort. center and laptop rental service operations, said the basement lab Five anthologies of past win- Rice's enthusiasm for litera- story. the The structural remodeling were on the agendas of both AS in Washington Square Hall does ners and dishonorable mentions ture and language stems from his the normal "He seems to take replacing the window with a door presidential candidates last have another door an emer- have been published. The latest idea of how knowledgeable teach- turn it into something novel and will take about a day, De Alba semester. gency exit in back that opens volume is entitled "Dark and ers should be. more." said. Former President Heather on the Spartan Memorial side of Stormy Rides Again" (Penguin), "We should be experts," Rice students, Rice's class- To some "It should not obstruct the Cook and her opponent Leo the building. which is available in the Spartan said. "After all, we are the ones to new authors. es are a gateway walkway between the Student Davila the current AS presi- "But it might not be notice- Bookstore. doing the teaching. It only makes before I "I hated Hemingway Union and the Industrial Studies dent said the need for comput- able, so we will take a look at it. Rice also runs the university's sense." class," said Kerry came into this building on the other side," he er availability and online access Maybe it needs more light and a English department Web page. One technique for teaching is enrolled in Rice's Forster, who said. for students was critically short better marked sign," he said. The department sponsors anoth- that Rice uses in his classes is to literature class. comparative De Alba said AS got the go- all over campus. Skyberg said there is a big er Web page that features photos have students "copy" the style of understand his "Now I ahead to begin work on the reno- Originally, AS considered demand for computers on cam- of famous literary places, such as the authors introduced to the where (Hemingway's) style and vation from the university with putting a computer center with pus, and space for new labs is Shakespeare's Globe Theater. class. I under- he was coming from, and one word of caution. about 40 workstations in the always a problem. "He is a hard worker," said "I was apprehensive about stand why everyone thinks he's Paul Douglass, English depart- that exercise," Mano said. "I was- such a great writer."

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By Adam Psylacka the interest of the NHL and the Daily senior staff writer New York Rangers. The Rangers want an exhibition match. "Mystery, Alaska" may go down Although the idea of the in movie history as having the Saturday Game is the catalyst shortest sex scene ever. that drives the plot, it is not the Now toss in a foul-mouthed tod- main focus of the movie. The beau- dler, a trigger-happy store owner, a ty of "Mystery, Alaska" is in the bitter old man, a lovable lawyer, a depth of its characterizations. character named Skank, an honor- Russell Crowe is excellent as able hero and a dash of Mike John Biebe, the town sheriff and Myers and you have the makings anchor of the hockey team. Biebe is alone fine flick. the hero of the movie, yet at the Director Jay Roach manages to same time he never feels larger take a handful of disjointed story than life. Biebe has his own prob- threads any one of which would lems and Crowe manages to bring be at home in a daily soap opera those feelings onto the screen with and turn them into something a nice subtlety. both amusing and moving. Burt Reynolds puts in a sur- prisingly well-acted performance as Judge Burns. As the only Judge in Mystery, Although it Burns is responsible for running the local court, yet he has trouble doesn't have running his own house. Burns sees hockey as frivolous, and disap- the big-name proves of his son playing. At the same time his only daughter is stars or a spe- obsessed with "doing it" with her cial effects current boyfriend. Reynolds manages to avoid bonanza, turning Burns into a comical role, while keeping him from falling "Mystery, into the crotchety old man stereo- type. Burns, like the other charac- Alaska" is a ters in the movie, has real depth to him, and Roach slowly reveals that quirky little depth to the audience, layer by Photos couresy of Holl.ywooti Pictures movie that is layer. It would be a mistake to call sure to "Mystery Alaska" a hockey movie. A comedy, yes. A drama, yes. But it appeal. is much more than just a hockey (Above) John Biebe (Russell movie. Crowe, third from left) is the Although it doesn't have the town's leader of the hockey team, Mystery, Alaska is your every- big-name stars, or a special effects which plays an exhibition game day small town. The only differ- bonanza, "Mystery, Alaska" is a ence between Mystery and any quirky little movie that is sure to with the New York Rangers, in other small town is that Mystery appeal. It is one of the more origi- "Mystery, Alaska." just happens to be located near the nal movies to come out of Arctic Circle. Hollywood in a long time. Since the residents of Mystery (Left) don't have much day-to-day con John Biebe (Russell tact with the outside world, the MOVIE Crowe) talks with Walter Burns town holds weekly hockey matches (Burt Reynolds) in a scene from every Saturday. FACTS "Mystery, Alaska." Biebe is the The Saturday Game, as it is town's sheriff and Burns is the called, is held with almost reli- "Mystery, Alaska" town's judge in the gious reverence by everyone in Rated R (harsh language, mature new film, town. The players in the game are themes, sexual situations and which is now playing in Bay Area chosen by the town mayor (Colm comic violence) theaters. Meany of "Star Trek: Deep Space Directed by: Jay Roach Nine") and his two advisors. Written by: David E. Kelley and Mystery and its residents are Sean O'Byme thrown into an uproar when an ex- With: Russell Crowe. Hank Azaria, resident returns. Charlie Danner Burl Reynolds. Colm Meany and (Hank Azaria), who grew up in UAW DavIdovich Mystery, is now a writer for Sports Now playing: at theaters valley- Illustrated. A story he wrote on the wide town's Saturday Game has piqued Johnny and Reggie finally get high By Mike thegueda Cheka." Redman's zany style and Meth. "1,2,1,2" suffers from Daily staff writer allows him to actually recreate the the same kind of production prob- abstract vocal patterns of Das Efx. lem, but the two MCs still shine. We'll Pay You The marriage was an unlikely On "Cereal Killer" the two live The larger problem, however, is CD Review one. out their fantasies as homicidal the lack of variety in beats. The The two came from different maniacs. The beat uses the same majority are produced by Sermon To Have Exciting families, different parts of town, sample that The Coup made and his style is so predictable that hut still, after they Caine together famous on "Fat Cat, Bigga Fish." if you've heard one Redman solo for the first time, they could not be What is at first a rare production album, then you know what to Weekends. separated. move for the RZA, proves to be a expect. While it usually works for itiODWitki Sound a bit like "Romeo and serendipitous one upon first lis- a Redman album, adding Meth Juliet'"? Well, Redman and Method ten. RZA's tracker is darker than leaves the window for new produc- At4 Man are not ready for a double The Coup's, though, to accompany tion opportunities. But RZA only suicide. Instead, they chose to the song's subject. Method Man contributes two Wu-sounding v201.4..' "I I combine their efihrts and murder demonstrates his demonic side on tracks and Mathematics adds microphone's. the song's opening verse. another. The two first got together on "I come like the living dead, Production problems aside, "The Show" soundtrack in 1994, straight from the dirt / back to Redman and Method Man do their and their track "How High" left avenge his down on this Earth / job on the micropone and their hip hop fans yearning tier a full- ever hear of Jason? / then you chemistry is enough to keep the lengt h album. The wait is over know my work / down to the base- album together. after five years of anticipation. ment, the dog did it first /1 can't So, as long as both are able to The duo has released "Blackout!" help myself, the thoughts ain't my spit rhymes and mesh their styles During the introduction, own / the voice in my head just as well as they do on "Blackout!", Redman says he has a joint that won't leave me alone." there is no need for Meth and the he has been saving for a special Other winners are songs such Funk Doc to file any divorce Corer art courtesy of Del Jam Records occasion. 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Far left, cast members Sam Means and Rebecca Edgar apply makeup while preparing for a dress rehearsal on the night before the group's first performance.

Left, fewer than two hours before their first performance, STEP members Evelyn Huynh (right) and Rebecca Edgar (left) rehearse their interpretation of the introduction to Romeo and Juliet. Assistant director Pamela Lindsay watches and Waiting in the wings makes suggestions for improvement. Shakespeare Continued from pg 1 At this point actor Jeromy Carssow skat- ed in from stage left on his inline skates and exited to stage right. Carssow is the one member of the cast who came in almost every scene repeating the same lines from "Julius Caesar." "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears..." Carssow seemed like comic relief because each time he appeared it was almost something hilarious and unexpected. The play began with a shortened version of "Hamlet." At one point in the play they needed audience participation and pulled an audience member to act out Ophelia. Sections of the theater were assigned Ophelia's portions of her conscience id, ego and superego. At the end of the scene, when all the characters have either died or been murdered, the song started again, "Everybody dies, everybody dies, it's a real sad story but you have to realize that everybody dies." This song was repeated two more times before the end of the performance. After completing "Hamlet," the players made a decision to perform, or not to perform, "Othello." According to the actors it was due to situations beyond their control or the lack of a black actor on their cast on stage to help them out. Actor Omar Miller immediately jumped on stage from the audience, claiming that he was exactly the black actor they needed. Miller stepped up to the challenge wearing a backward baseball cap and a tight-fitting- usher vest. He then started to rap a summary of the play "Othello" and got actresses Lillian Small and Rebecca Edgar to be his backup off the stage. dancers and actress Lucinda Dobinson to Above, STEP cast member Shaun Brune (left) provide the beats. Once Means and Small both killed them- The players completed "Hamlet," selves, the song appeared again, "Everybody practices the fencing scene from Hamlet with "Othello," and all the comedies before inter- dies, everybody dies...." Sam Means as Buddy Butler, the director of mission. The antics proved to the audience that STEP's performance Shakespeare's Shorts: The "Romeo and Juliet" and "Macbeth" were Shakespeare can be Inn and interesting Complete Works (Almost) instructs. played in small sections. when lifted off the page and onto the stage. the role of Miller did an outstanding job as the rapper Miller and Small shared Left, before rehearsals and shows, the cast Juliet, while Sam Means, as Romeo, tried to in "Othello," and with Carssow playing dif- woo both of them. Miller opened the scene in ferent parts and appearing during the most members participate in a warm-up in which they a pink robe and horns on his head, while inappropriate times, it made for a fun show. exercise their vocal chords, loosen their jaws Means was surprised that his beautiful The audience's involvement throughout and practice enunciation. Pictured, the group Juliet wasn't as gorgeous as he had once the performance kept the show fresh and alive, with different faces. participates in a chant in which they perform mul- thought. tiple actions including grabbing an ear in one At the balcony scene when Romeo is to Remaining performances of woo Juliet, Miller pushed out an aluminum "Shakespeare's Shorts: The ( 'on inlet() Works hand and their nose with the other. ladder and immediately started to climb on. (Almost)" will be Thrusday, Friday, lind A baffled Means attempted to speak roman- Saturday at 7 p.m.. A matinee pertiirmanc, tic phrases to Miller before he got wheeled will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. Photos by David Heller

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MN Sin Jost: State University Everyone loves a good Mystery "Mystery, Alaska" takes the sports-movie formula and comes up a winner

By Adam Pavlacka the interest of the NHL and the Daily senior staff writer New York Rangers. The Rangers want an exhibition match. "Mystery, Alaska" may go down Although the idea of the in movie history as having the Saturday Game is the catalyst shortest sex scene ever. that drives the plot, it is not the Now toss in a foul-mouthed tod- main focus of the movie. The beau- dler, a trigger-happy store owner, a ty of "Mystery, Alaska" is in the bitter old man, a lovable lawyer, a depth of its characterizations. character named Skunk, an honor- Russell Crowe is excellent as able hero and a dash of Mike John Biebe, the town sheriff and Myers and you have the makings anchor of the hockey team. Biebe is of one fine flick. the hero of the movie, yet at the Director Jay Roach manages to same time he never feels larger take a handful of disjointed story than life. Biebe has his own prob- threads -- any one of which would lems and Crowe manages to bring be at home in a daily soap opera those feelings onto the screen with and turn them into something a nice subtlety. both amusing and moving. Burt Reynolds puts in a sur- prisingly well-acted performance as Judge Burns. As the only Judge in Mystery, Although it Burns is responsible for running the local court, yet he has trouble doesn't have running his own house. Burns sees hockey as frivolous, and disap- the big-name proves of his son playing. At the same time his only daughter is stars or a spe- obsessed with "doing it" with her cial effects current boyfriend. Reynolds manages to avoid bonanza, turning Burns into a comical role, while keeping him from falling "Mystery, into the crotchety old man stereo- type. Burns, like the other charac- Alaska" is a ters in the movie, has real depth to him, and Roach slowly reveals that quirky little depth to the audience, layer by Photos couresy of Hollywood Pictures movie that is layer. It would be a mistake to call sure to "Mystery, Alaska" a hockey movie. A comedy, yes. A drama, yes. But it appeal. is much more than just a hockey (Above) John Biebe (Russell movie. Crowe, third from left) is the Although it doesn't have the town's leader of the hockey team, Mystery, Alaska is your every- big-name stars, or a special effects which plays an exhibition game day small town. The only differ- bonanza, "Mystery, Alaska" is a ence between Mystery and any quirky little movie that is sure to with the New York Rangers, in other small town is that Mystery appeal. It is one of the more origi- "Mystery, Alaska." just happens to be locati.d near the nal movies to come out of Arctic Circle. Hollywood in a long time. Since the residents of Mystery (Left) don't have much day-to-day con John Biebe (Russell tact with the outside world, the MOVIE Crowe) talks with Walter Burns town holds weekly hockey matches (Burt Reynolds) in a scene from every Saturday. FACTS "Mystery, Alaska." Biebe is the The Saturday Game, as it is town's sheriff and Burns is the called, is held with almost reli- "Mystery, Alaska" town's judge in the new film, gious reverence by everyone in Rated R (harsh language, mature town. The players in the game are themes, sexual situations and which is now playing in Bay Area chosen by the town mayor (Colm comic violence) theaters. Meany of "Star Trek: Deep Space Directed by: Jay Reach Nine") and his two advisors. Written by: David E. Kelley and Mystery and its residents are Sean O'Byme thrown into an uproar when an ex- With: Russell Crowe. Hank Amna, resident returns. Charlie Danner Burt Reynolds, Colm Meany and ( Hank Azariai, who grew up in Lolita Davidovich Mystery, is now a writer for Sports Now playing: at theaters valley- Illustrated. A story he wrote on the wide town's Saturday Game has piqued Johnny and Reggie finally get high By Mike thegueda (7heka." Redman's zany style and Meth. "1,2,1,2" suffers from Rudy sod, write, allows him to actually recreate the the same kind of production prob- abstract vocal patterns of Das Efx. lem, but the two MCs still shine. We'll Pay You The marriage was an unlikely On "Cereal Killer" the two live The larger problem, however, is CD Review one. out their fantasies as homicidal the lack of variety in beats. The The two came from different maniacs. The beat uses the same majority are produced by Sermon To Have Exciting families, different parts of town, sample that The Coup made and his style is so predictable that but still, after they came together famous on "Fat Cat, Bigga Fish." if you've heard one Redman solo for the first time, they could not be What is at first a rare production album, then you know what to Weekends. separated. move for the RZA, proves to be a expect. While it usually works for Sound a hit like "Romeo and serendipitous one upon first lis- a Redman album, adding Meth Juliet'"? Well. Redman and Method ten. RZA's tracker is darker than leaves the window for new produc- Man are not ready for a double The Coup's, though, to accompany tion opportunities. But RZA only suicide. Instead, they chose to the song's subject. Method Man contributes two Wu-sounding combine their efliirts and murder demonstrates his demonic side on tracks and Mathematics adds microphones. the song's opening verse. another. The two first got together on "I come like the living dead, Production problems aside, "The Show" soundtrack in 1994, straight from the dirt / back to Redman and Method Man do their and their track "How High" left avenge his down on this Earth / job on the micropone and their hip-hop fans yearning fir a full- ever hear of Jason? / then you chemistry is enough to keep the length album. The wait is over know my work / down to the base- album together. after five years of anticipation. ment, the dog did it first / I can't So, as long as both are able to The duo has released "Blackout!" help myself, the thoughts ain't my spit rhymes and mesh their styles During the introduction, own / the voice in my head just as well as they do on "Blackout!", Redman says he. has a joint that won't leave me alone." there is no need for Meth and the saving he has been for a special Other winners are songs such Funk Doc to file any divorce Cover an courtesy of De! .lato Records occasion. And for Wu -Tang Clan as "Fine Ina Hole," which has papers. and Def Squad fans alike, the another Wu -Tang-sounding track, The Army Reserve will give you weekend excitement like album definitely is a special occa- and "The?" which features a vocal you've never had before, and sion. sample from Missy Elliot that you can earn more than $18,000 The iIlnim begins with the title adds a little variety to the beat. while you're enjoring yourself during a stancLird enlistment. track, produced by Erick Sermon, Def Jam label mates LL Cool J NUM Think about it. On a part-time basis, usually one weekend that will definitely leave you suf- and Ja Rule show up on "4 GIVE THE PRECIOUS a month plus two weeks' Annual Training, you could earn fering from head-nodding syn- Seasons." LL proves that he can good pay, have agood time, make good friends and even be drome. Don't worry, though, the actually do more than stab sharks GIFT OF LIFE entitled to good benefits and opportunities to get money for Funk Doc (irk a Redman) brings it with pencil' by showing up and education. lyrically on the first verse to ease contributing a verse that brings You'll also be getting hands-on training in the pain. But it is his partner back memories of when he was EGO DONATION PROGRAM a skill that will Meth who steals the spotlight on known as one of the best. Ja Rule, If you arc between tlw ages of )I and 32 and in last you a lifetime. this one. seems out of place without the good health, you can expel lent e tlw reward a nil Army Reserve knows how to make weekends interesting. "Wannabe Doc and Meth gotta likes of Jay-Z and DMX. 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Far left, cast members Sam Means and Rebecca Edgar apply makeup while preparing for a dress rehearsal on the night before the group's first performance.

Left, fewer than two hours before their first pert or- mance, STEP members Evelyn Huynh (right) and Rebecca Edgar (left) rehearse their interpretation of the introduction to Romeo and Juliet. Assistant director Pamela Lindsay Waiting in the watches and wings makes suggestions for improvement. Shakespeare Continued from pg 1 At this point actor Jeromy Carssow skat- ed in from stage left on his inline skates and exited to stage right. Carssow is the one member of the cast who came in almost every scene repeating the same lines from "Julius Caesar." "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears..." Carssow seemed like comic relief because each time he appeared it was almost something hilarious and unexpected. The play began with a shortened version of "Hamlet." At one point in the play they needed audience participation and pulled an audience member to act out Ophelia. Sections of the theater were assigned Ophelia's portions of her conscience id, ego and superego. At the end of the scene, when all the characters have either died or been murdered, the song started again, "Everybody dies, everybody dies, it's a real sad story but you have to realize that everybody dies." This song was repeated two more times before the end of the performance. After completing "Hamlet," the players made a decision to perform, or not to perform, "Othello." According to the actors it was due to situations beyond their control or the lack of a black actor on their cast on stage to help them out. Actor Omar Miller immediately jumped on stage from the audience, claiming that he was exactly the black actor they needed. Miller stepped up to the challenge wearing a backward baseball cap and a tight-fitting- usher vest. He then started to rap a summary of the play "Othello" and got actresses Lillian Small and Rebecca Edgar to be his backup Dobinson to off the stage. dancers and actress Lucinda Above, STEP cast member Shaun Brune (left) provide the beats. Once Means and Small both killed them The players completed "Hamlet," selves, the song appeared again, "Everybod practices the fencing scene from Hamlet with "Othello," and all the comedies before inter- dies, everybody dies...." Sam Means as Buddy Butler, the director of mission. The antics proved to the audience that STEP's performance Shakespeare's Shorts: The "Romeo and Juliet" and "Macbeth" were Shakespeare can be fun and interesting Complete Works (Almost) instructs. played in small sections. when lifted off the page and onto the stage. Miller and Small shared the role of Miller did an outstanding job as the rapper Juliet, while Sam Means, as Romeo, tried to in "Othello," and with Carssow playing dif- Left, before rehearsals and shows, the cast woo both of them. Miller opened the scene in ferent parts and appearing during the most members participate in a warm-up in which they a pink robe and horns on his head, while inappropriate times, it made for a fun show. exercise their vocal chords, loosen their jaws Means was surprised that his beautiful The audience's involvement throughout and practice enunciation. Pictured, the group Juliet wasn't as gorgeous as lie had once the perfiirmance kept the show fresh and alive, with different faces. participates in a chant in which they perform mul- thought. tiple actions including grabbing an ear At the balcony scene when Romeo is to Remaining performances of in one woo Juliet, Miller pushed out an aluminum "Shakespeare's Shorts The Complete Works hand and their nose with the other. ladder and immediately started to climb on. (Almost)" will be Thrusday, Friday, and A baffled Means attempted to speak roman- Saturday at 7 p.m.. A matinee performance tic phrases to Miller before he got wheeled will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. Photos by David Heller

All the cast members of STEP come to the stage to sing the play's theme song after the final scene of Romeo and Juliet.

,111.11.-.-.1...11 6 immommummommisimingpiggirMIMIMMEll SPORTS San Jose State University Trojan War fought in two days Hockey club team splits USC games By Lance Anglia Dully staff writer For the San Jose State University hockey club over the weekend against the USC, it was a tale of two games. The teams played against each other on Friday and Saturday night, with two very different results. The first game, an 11-4 rout by USC, was a disaster for the Spartans. The team effort was inconsistent and often looked out of sync. SJSU got its first goal of the season on a putback by Tom Pellegrino off assists from Aaron Scott and Mike Ortolan. The first game was a seesaw battle until the third period when SJSU ceased backchecking and often left an open man in front of the goal. Head coarh Ron Glasow said nothing in the Spartan game strategy went as planned in the first game. "Our game plan was to get the puck in deep and work the defense down low," Glasow said."We didn't do anything right tonight." Willman Steve Junor said the team needed a game like this to come together and get acquainted with one another. "We wanted to work out the kinks tonight," Junor said. "A lot of Chris Corpora/Spartan Daily these guys don't know each other, so our on-ice communication is a Tom Pellegrino, Spartan left wing, attempts a shot against USC goalie Jay Ross scious. Ross was able to continue in his team's 5-3 loss against the San Jose State problem." Saturday at the San Jose Ice Centre. Ross stopped the shot, but was knocked uncon- University hockey club. The teams played games on Friday and Saturday. The Spartan defense had trouble with the USC first line duo of "We defeated ourselves" Boor having knee surgery during the Larrs made a huge difference before, were held to only two kept our center back so USC had center Chris Cagle and wing Nick said. "On defense we held the puck off-season. for his team, on the scoreboard points by the tightened up fewer odd man rushes against us." Nickson, who combined for nine too long and we basically gave up He was relieved to be back in and for his team's morale. Spartan defense. Newcoming center Chris Lee, points in the game. in the third period." uniform on Saturday night, but he Late in the third period, Lars Hidas noted a big difference in who had three points on Saturday Dave Boor, the starting goal- In the second game, the too was out of sync, much like the made a huge save to secure the the defense Saturday night when night, said his team needed to win tender in place of the injured Eric Spartans got their starting goalie, team was the night before. lead by snatching a huge USC SJSU played much better zone the second game against USC. Larrs, said the team was not beat- Eric Larrs back and a 5-3 win. "It's tough to watch from the slapshot right out of the air. coverage. "We were in desperation mode. en by USC, but by their own mis- Larrs had missed most of the stands," Larrs said."I was a little Cagle and Nickson, who were a "We were outmanned too many We did not want to go 0-2 to start takes. practices before the season after rusty, but I think I did OK." thorn in the side of SJSU the night times last night, so tonight we the season," Lee said. Hockey team led by Hidas touch By Lance Analla top 15 and qualified for the seen in his nine seasons as the Stupid things to say at a cool party #21 thooramcmer (ACHA) national tournament." head coach. Rejection by other teams may "We have more depth than not be the only dilemma facing ever before. Our team will be After a 20-6 record last sea- SJSU. strong on four lines, " Glasow son and winning the annual Scoring may be a problem for said. GoldRush Tournament, the San Spartans, with the departure of Newcomers such as Chris Lee, Jose State University Hockey center Tyler Ham, who was first Rashaan Whitney and the James Club wants to put together the on the team and fifth in the brothers, Jason and Ben, will "I'D LOVE TO CONTINUE same kind of team that scared nation in scoring with 67 compete for playing time left the UCLA into a forfeit. points. vacant by Jenkins and Ham. The Spartans were snubbed Also gone is defenseman Joel Assistant coach Rick THIS AT YOUR PLACE, by UCLA, who refused to play Jenkins, who was third on the Angevine thinks this season's SJSU during the weekend of team in points with 26. team may be the best one he has Feb. Sand 6 of last season. Scott Mittlemann, a wingman seen in his six-year tenure. BUT According to some of the play- entering his fourth year, was sec- "We have a lot of good play- I'M GOING BACK ers on the team, UCLA feared a ond on the team in scoring last ers," Angevine said. "The James loss would knock them out of the season, has no doubt the loss of brothers are a good addition to top 15 club teams in the Ham and Jenkins will have an our team. Our team is progress- TO MY ROOM American Collegiate Hockey impact on this year's team. ing with a positive vibes." Association, so the Bruins for- "Of course not having Tyler Alex Hides, defenseman and felted the two games against and Joel will hurt us, but we team captain, thinks the scoring TO CHECK MY EMAIL." SJSU. have to move on," Mittlemann will be more evenly distributed Instead, the following week- said, this season. end. they played Cal whom Mittlemann likes the good "We lost some key players this SJSU had already beaten three skating and competition for season, but we have a lot of play- times that season, playing time in this season's ers who can fill those roles," If UCLA had lost to SJSU, squad. Hides said. they would have finished below "In my four years here, this is "Last season we had a hand- the top four teams in the the fastest team I've seen," ful of players with most of the Western Division and missed an Mittlemann said. " It also seems points, but now we can have 10 invitation to the American like everyone is fighting for a players play as well as Ham and Collegiate Hockey Association spot, even our first-liners." Jenkins did," he said. National Tournament, which Ron Glasow, the head coach of Hides, the winner of the hosts the 16 best hockey club the hockey team, said his team Gordie Turner team award for teams in the country. needs someone to handle the commitment and dedication the Dave Boor, a second-year goal- scoring chores with Ham and past three years, knows what it tendcr thinks UCLA should have Jenkins being gone. takes for this season's team to be been filmed to play SJSU. "We have some big holes to successful. "We could have finished in the fill. We don't have any go-to guys "We lack intensity, we have to top tour in the west if UCLA had so far," Glasow said. be on the same page and we not forfeited," Boor said. "We But Glasow sees this season's must work hard and be there for could have also finished in the team as the deepest one he has one another," Hides said. Davis out for season DJ KING RAFFI -LIVE 105- '00010).` DENVER (AP) Terrell Davis. the NFL's MVP last year, SPinning all the will miss the rest of the season hits! because of a knee injury, a devas- tating blow to a championship team already reeling from four straight losses. Till, Denver Broncos' running DRINK NITE hack tore ligaments and cartilage in his right knee while making a EVERY WEDNESDAY STARTING OCT. 6, 1999 tackle Sunday during the first quarter of a 21-13 logs to the New Upcoming Shows myTalk.com York Jets. ANY DRINK $1 Davis is expected to be out four 10/7 SPIKE 1000. 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Monday in what It was unclear late Monday its local telephone business in That's why Sprint, a leading $72 per share stock and cash offer, prize," said junior Haley Bazan, appears to be the largest corpo- whether Bell South, an Atlanta- nine Southeast states. Like the player in long distance, wireless according the source. a recreation major. "Everybody rate buyout, according to a person based Baby Bell, would raise its other Baby Bells, the Atlanta- and Internet services, is such a MCI not only beat BellSouth's will get Bomething." familiar with the negotiations. offer or walk away. It also has based company is hopeful that plum target. offer, but also promised greater The event's prizes were MCI WorldCom upped its offer offered $100 billion for Sprint. federal regulators will soon allow Consumers might not see any cost savings and nationwide cus- donated by a variety of compa- from $93 billion rather than risk Also unclear was the potential of a it to offer long-distance service in immediate benefit from a Sprint tomer base. nies including Pizza a GoGo, losing the nation's No. 3 long dis- third bid from Deutsche Telekom, its home region. buyout because long-distance and All of the companies involved Erik's Deli Cafe, Starbucks laoce carrier to rival Bell South which owns 10 percent of Sprint. Deutsche Telekom, meanwhile, wireless calling rates are already have declined comment. Coffee, 90.5 KSJS, Mel Cotton's Corp., the person said on condi- MCI WorldCom is the nation's needs Sprint to establish a at historic lows. Sprint's stock jumped $3.87 1/2 Sporting Goods and O'Neill tion of anonymity. second biggest long-distance com- foothold in the U.S. market. But with cutthroat competition to $60.87 1/2 Monday on the New Santa Cruz to name a few. The terms of the deal, expected pany and one of the world's Even the mightiest telecommu- driving telecom companies into York Stock Exchange, while "The balloons and tents to be announced Tuesday morn- biggest operators of the networks nications companies are racing to new markets such as cable televi- BellSouth's shares fell $2.683/4 to attracted me," said junior Ryan ing, were not available. A success- that make up the Internet, but grab an edge in technology and sion, consumers are expected to $42.68 3/4. In Nasdaq trading, Gritz, a business management ful bid would produce the largest has no wireless calling business. geographic reach so they can com- enjoy increasingly attractive bun- MCI WorldCom's stock rose $1.12 major. "I was curious as to what corporate merger ever, eclipsing Sprint PCS would fill that hole pete in a market where distinc- dles of telephone, TV and Internet 1/2 to $71.62 1/2. war going on." Sophomore Eduardo Solis, , major, said the prizes II him. ipating was a fun way ..ing stress from school,"

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