Macchi hits his sixth home run 'Oz' loses mind, New animated of the season, but Spartans lose focus after movie, 'Shrek' to No. 3 Stanford 4-3 a tough week breaks the rules

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San Jose State University SServingPART SinceN 1934 DAILY April 26, 2001 www.spartandaily.org Volume 116, No. 58 New A.S. budget already under fire

By Jena Torres by the Finance Committee, was the meeting about budget cuts for Measure M requires that "a Currently, the $18 activity fee of mencement Committee, was upset affirmed Wednesday by the Board various organizations. minimum of 10 percent of DAII SIA1-1 WRI k the Asso- 1998 is used to calculate the bud- at the meeting because funding for of Directors. Casas said his primary concerns ciated Student's Operating Budget get instead of the $38 activity fee her organization was cut from Only a week into its approval, Sam Casas, director of legisla- are with the interpretation of Mea- be dedicated each fiscal year to that students pay today. $3,000 to $1,500, she said. Associated Students President Leo tive affairs, and Julie Rieken, who sure M, approved by students in Student Organization Activities in "If they were doing Measure M "It's upsetting," Moran said. Davila's proposed budget is was elected controller for next 1998, issues surrounding the pro- order to maintain their current properly, as it is legally worded, we "This is Silicon Valley. The cost of already being met with criticism year, are particularly opposed to posed computer lab and the level of funding." wouldn't have run out of money living is so high. The sad part is by student organizations and A.S. the new budget. decrease in stipends allotted to the The operating budget, according this year," Rieken said. we're missing out. We're out hus- members. Besides Casas and Rieken, A.S. president, vice president and to Davila, is based on the activity Lucy Moran, a graduate student The budget, approved April 18 three students voiced concerns at controller. fee portion of the A.S. fees. involved with the Chicano Com- see BUDGET, Page 8 Pulitzer winner to speak

By Karen Kabiling I), , \II WHIIIR In her poem "Fearful Women," Carolyn Kizer, a visiting writer to San Jose State University's English department, speaks of feminism: "An educated woman is a danger. / Lock up your mate! Keep a submissive stranger / like Darby's Joan, content with church and Kinder, / not like that sainted Joan, burnt to a cinder. / Whether we wield a scepter or a mop / It's clear you fear that we may get on top." Kizer was a feminist activist and one of the first to write about women's issues - her writing won her a Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1985. A reading with Kizer and National Book Award Winner Adrienne Rich is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. today in Morris Dailey Auditorium. 'If there were a Mount Rushmore for American poetry, these two women's faces would be carved in rock," said Beth Astandig, coordinator of the event. Admission is free and a book signing will fol- low the event. The event, "A Conversation about Carolyn See KIZER. Page 8 Writer talks about trips, foAr ttlilaYe PLANET 31st Earth Day celebrated on SJSU campus By Donnis Manglinong preserve them." Colbeck said. "Urban packs house svi, m n. Dmis creeks shouldn't be used as dunips. People need to enjoy the parks but Environmentalist organizations preserve them as well." Vivian Bejarin gathered in the Seventh and Ninth He also said that to preserve city By street plazas Wednesday: to pmmote parks, people should do certain 1)%1IN SIM WRIII and address issues affecting the things, such as not walking off trails Binh Danh, a senior art major, made sure he planet on Earth Day to prevent erosion. leaving vegetation wasn't late to the talk with featured Vietnamese The event, to celebrate the 31st alone and preventing litter. American writer, Andrew X. Pham. at noon in the Earth Day, tackled major issues Rod Diridon, executive director for Music building Concert Hall on Wednesday. including recycling goods, conserving the city's transit system. was thr As part of Asian/Pacific American Heritage the environment and ways to save guest speaker. Diridon addressed Month at San Jose State University, Danh and 250 natural resources. Students from the several environmental issues. such other people showed up to listen to the nationally envimnmental resource center rtior- as the greenhouse effect and increas- known writer share his thoughts about his first dinated the event. ing public use of mass transportation book, titled "Catfish and Mandala: A Two-Wheeled Doug Colbeck. a park ranger for systems. Diridon cited statistics to Voyage Through the Landscape and Memory of the city of San Jose. and other park support his viewpoints. Krisropher /huh slap Vietnam." rangers set up their display of how "The United States is only about Pham said the book won awards, including the water is reused through drainage 2.5 percent of the world's population, Top, Mark Tranzen sings in protest of urbanization with the band Nullset Kiriyama Pacific Rim Literary Prize in 1999 and systems. The Water Awareness Pro- but produces about 22 percent of the at the Student Union Amphitheater during the Earth Day festivities. New York Times Book of the Year in 1999. gram involves park officials teaching world's greenhouse pollution." he Above, a fire-breathing dragon named "Claude" was outside the Stu- His passion for writing, Pham said, came as a school children how to conserve said. "Everyone should be using our water in homes and the environment. public transportation system, and dent Union on Ninth Street as part of the Earth Day festivities Wednesday. result of his older sister's suicide. The dragon was made by welder Gabe Zanotto out of leftover farm equip- He said his sister, who was a transsexual. took "The comniunity needs to know her own life because of her inner struggles and the more about its city parks and how to See EARTH DAY. Page 8 ment and took 23 years to build. See PHAM. Page 8 Teach-in talks conflict Campus media honored By Emily B. Zurich Wednesday afternoon in the 1)Aity Ripisti Mayes. Mike Osegueda. Don Costanoan room of the Student Perez. Chris Preavolos. David I)%11 SI 111 HAWK Union. Three of the media outlets ol San Jose State University - Royal. Ishii Santos. Sebastian Barbara Lubin was arrested Faten Hijazi, the vice president Widmann and Aaron Williams the UC Berkeley of the association, said she hoped Access Magazine, the Spartan Tuesday night on Daily and Update News - partic- took home individual awards. campus for protesting in favor of while the staff was awarded the and shutting down an see LUBIN. Page 8 ipated in the 52nd annual Cali- Palestinians fornia Intercollegiate Press ASSO- rest. auditorium. ACCCSK Magazine's Barbara Lubin, executive direc- ciation's competition in San Deborah "We closed it down," Lubin said tor of the Middle East Children's Diego on April 20 and April 21. Hudson and the magazine's stafl Wednesday at San Jose State Uni- took home five awards and the the doors. I see Alliance in Berkeley, speaks to a The Spartan Daily took home versity. "We chained 21 awards, sweepstakes for most awards the start of mass arrests group of students at a Muslim Stu- four of which won in it as just on-site competitions. overall in the magazine category. on this issue." dent Associabon meeting in the Stu- Update News, SJSU's broad- discussed with students David Bitton, Kellie Chitten- Lubin dent Union. Lubin spoke Wednes- den, Monica cast program, took home 15 the conflict between Israelis and L. Ewing, Tsutomu Palestinians at the Stu- day about the continued violence Fujita. Marcus R. Fuller, Erin See CIPA, Page 8 dents Association's "Teach-ln" between Israel and Palestine. David Salim Path Shill

11 b. A P INT I Co N SPARTAN DAIl THURSDAY, Am. 26, 2001 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Ramblings of a tired, sleep-deprived man service announcement courtesy of ... last week's column about the name- These are my ramblings: The ram- Tripling up in dorms blings of a guy who had a recent umm ... me. change thing. four-day span with only 16 hours Earlier in the semester I got angry I come to this conclusion after a few of sleep. The ramblings of a guy who about someone wearing a red SJSU comments and a letter I received. Well, is an atrocity at SJSU can say he almost died, was stuck in an MIKE sweatshirt when the basketball team for those who don't quite understand elevator and was one of 13 people OSEGUEDA was playing Fresno State, which, of the point, I have one word that may Imagme waking up one morning and find- crammed in one van all in a single course, goes with the color red like con- clear the air. i ng yourself lying on an old weekend. The ramblings of a guy who struction goes with our campus. I'll give you a clue, it starts with an mattress,smaller than the bed frame, and has had an almost continuous headache Anyhoo, the point is, I still see people "S" and rhymes with "arcasm." above you and next to you are two unknown for a week. walking around wearing these traves- For those still concerned with the beings. And all of that is probably why I ties. way to pronounce it, it's not Moz. I'll You get up from your slumber and take can't focus on one single topic this week Stop. break it down phonetically: Em-Oz. two steps forward, and you're already on the ... instead, I11 ramble. him with a smirk. That, along with the good vs. well other side of this 10-by-15-foot brick cell. You Apparently, he didn't find me funny, A.S.-ED OUT... thing, is your English lesson for the day, open the door and find you are not alone. HERE'S YOUR SIGN... as he told me about how I only write to Speaking of my pals at A.S., I almost kids. This prison I mean, dormitory building I decided to have a heart-to-heart please those in control and further their cried a few weelo back when I learned is full of people sharing a prison cell. with Stan Roberts. He's that guy who ideas. I wouldn't be honored with an A.S. 55 WRECK-CREATION... This nightmare will be true next fall. San was walking around campus looking I told him that I write whatever the award. Interesting sighting the other day': a Jose State University housing is sentencing oddly like a scarecrow. It was quite hell I want, not wanting to please any- Two former Daily executive editors guy walking into the Industrial Studies students who live on campus or in Spartan funny, actually. He had a long sign one in particular. He insisted that my were given one this year. Last year, building wearing a black T-shirt that Village to triple up as roommates. sticking out of the neck of his shirt, and only purpose was to sell newspapers to another two former executive editors read, "Got Rec?" The rooms, which are already too small for his arm was reaching out trying to pass those in control. were also recognized. The whole recreation center debacle two people, will now house three. Some stu- off his "newspaper" to students around I don't know, but I'm pretty sure But me? I get no love. I feel wronged. ended about a month ago with students dents are already struggling with this incar- aunpus. some of the people at Associated Stu- I feel violated. swatting the idea away like a Shaquille ceration and complain about the lack of pri- He told the Daily on Monday that his dents might not agree with that. I've It was the saddest moment of my life O'Neal blocked shot. vacy and say the spacing is not conducive to publication, "People's Ideas," objects to never heard about our A.S. president since the Spartan Party got its behind Why someone is still wearing this learning. professions such as journalism. being particularly happy with anything kicked during last month's A.S. elec- shirt is beyond me. The rent in San Jose is already too high. "No one writes as good as I do," the I write. tions. I do, however, have a better question: But how does the university expect to get plumber said. Oh well, no hard feelings toward I really can't put my finger on why "Got Calendar?" away with this forcing students into Call me anal, but I had to take issue Roberts. In fact, I invite him back. After this happened. Especially after all the cramped, ghetto-like facilities? Increasing with that statement. Speaking properly all, the bathroom in the journalism positive stuff I write about A.S. every rent and occupants each year with no resi- and telling him he should have said building could use some fixin'. week. dential improvement is atrocious. "well," wasn't what I was aiming for, Mike Osegueda is the Spartan Conditions in Spartan Village, which though. RED IN THE FACE... THE M-OZ DEBATE... Daily Executive Editor include roaches and dirty water, remind me "I write more gooder than you,'' I told I interrupt this column for a public It appears not everyone understood "Oz-mosis" appears Thursdays. of the housing projects in my old neighbor- hood. Even prisons have cleaner water and nicer SHAKY BASE facilities. A world full of good Carlos Koustas junior radio, television and film people being bad onto Cell phones require Isaw a button pinned someone's backpack the other day. use of common sense It said, "I'm not as innocent as I look." Everything in this world has its own pur- The girl who sported the yellow pose as to why it is invented. Inventors pin looked neither innocent nor would not invent something that would corrupted. She was dressed mod- create chaos in one's life. estly in the typical coed attire: T- In the article written by J.E. Espino, pub- shirt, shorts, sandals. balled April 18, Espino wrote about the proper But what the blonde's appear- usage of cell phones. Besides using a cell phone ance didn't say about her, she Actresses such as Sarah while driving, there are many causes why acci- apparently was trying to make up Michelle Gellar, Elizabeth Hurley dent rates have gone up. for with the button, announcing to and Drew Barrymore chose to People should be responsible for their actions. the world that there was more to shed their good-girl image that They should know when and how to use cell her than meets the eye. television shows and movies like phones properly. She didn't dress like a slut or "Huffy," "Austin Powers" and "The Out of 10 people, I bet nine have cell phones. flaunt an arrogant, I-couldn't- Wedding Singer", gave them. Cell phones are used to look up directions if lost care-less attitude, but the pin said Embracing roles in movies such in a city. They are also used to make and cancel that she at least wanted people to as "Cruel IntentiOne_"_Bedanled" appointments for thoee who are busy people, think that the possibility existed. and "Poison Ivy" increased tlieir and finally, they are useful and cheap compared One of my cousins lives in box-office marketability. with regular phones. Reno, Nev. Even Julia Roberts has tra s I had my first cell phone a year ago, and it The license plate on her Sat- formed from her sweet-girl r- was very convenient for me, especially because I urn, in which she cruises around sena she acquired in movies s h am always out of tovm. the biggest little city in the world, as "Notting Hilr and "Pre ty People are gifted intellectually and should reads "DNTCARE." Woman" to a bitch-on-wheels in think of the proper way to use things and not to She's a schoolteacher who cares "Erin Brockovich" and "The M i abuse the usefulness of cell phones. about her students, her friends can. and her family. Her role in "Brockovich" Yet, my cousin is determined to Julia her first Academy Aw d Anamae Ciocon advertise a tough exterior to cover proving that nice girls don't sophomore up that she is in fact a school- first. business administration teacher with a heart. Hollywood perpetuates My younger brother has stick- ubiquitous myth t.hat only ers slapped on the bumper of his people are interesting. muscle car that state, "Lost your It baffles me when decent Peer voices are best cat? Try looking under my tires" ple go out of their way to be d and "Gun control means using people. both hands." And some people are w for alcohol solution Although my brother doesn't dichotomies they're good le like c.ats, he would never deliber- who work tirelessly to prove to e Ihave mixed feelings in response to the edito- ately run over a stray feline. And world they aren't. rial titled "SJSU a perfect place to learn the only guns he owns are rifles Why do we try to be evil? What lessons in alcohol education," published in that he takes out of a locked case is so seductive about being the Spartan Daily on April 10. to hunt deer once every couple of wicked? I believe the best way to prevent alcohol prob- years. Why isn't it cool to be good? lems and accidents is through education. My brother, one of the sweetest I guess if we had the answer to It is great that SJSU is taking part in trying guys you'd ever meet, wants peo- those questions, we might be able to reduce alcohol problems, but I feel they are ple to think he's meaner than he to prove scientifically the myster- taking the wrong approach by holding lectures Death should not be only reason to live life i8, and it works. ies of the universe, such as where and seminars. Not long ago, after reading his we all came from. The problem is that most people know about n Minal Gandhi's column,"Death gives us bumper, a little gray-haired lady One thing I do know is that this alcohol by the time they get to college. They reasons to live life to the fullest," pub- Instead of crying a river, you should be flipped off my brother while he world would not function if every know the effects and consequences of drinking lished April 16, the author claims that her grateful that your grandmother is laying in a stared, laughing in disbelief at his person were as bad as they try to alcohol by the time they get to college. And they grandmother's hospitalization was an cozy bed rather than in the ground. rearview mirror. seem. are to the point where they are going to do it "enlightening" lesson on viewing life. Number three: If you need a loved one to The blonde, my cousin and my There would be no one to vol- anyway And yet, her piece drowning in complaints die before you can find "reasons to live life to brother are perfect examples of unteer at soup kitchens, no one to People, especially college students, get sick of shows otherwise. the fullest," you have bigger problems than how the world is determined to take care of the sick, no one to help being lectured and told what to do. I feel the best Clearly, she needs a few more life lessons, hospitals. either lose its innocence or at least the helpless. influence on a student is his or her friends. They and I will gladly share them. Life must be enjoyed on a daily basis sur- appear to be a rebel. No one to make to the world gn are the people a person our age is most prone to Number one: Nature created aging for you rounded by those who love you, being Nothing is more deadly to the 'round. listen and respond to. to keep track of your life, not to "send shivers involved in things you're passionate about. career of a movie star than to be I long for the day when I see a A more effective approach would be to pro- down your spine." There is no stronger reason to live mean- seen as the innocent girl next door. button that says, "I'm not as mote a program that leans toward "friends don't As you age, you gain experience under ingfully than owing it to youraelf It's much more lucrative and Unmoral as I look." let friends drink and drive." your belt and a greater appreciation and appealing to the general public to understanding toward life. be perceived as a vampy bad girl. Number two: Hospitals are a heaven-sent And you never see a male Monica L. Ewing is a Spartan Jennifer Olewinski privilege, not a curse. Stephanie Li kindergarten teacher, nurse or Daily Production Editor freahman Along with healing grandparents, hospi- freshman social worker as the hero in any "Thz Way It Is" business finance tals witness the miracle of life on a daily business management flick. appears Thursdays.

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111 Letters building, Room 189 For more information, S p_art 0,0 tlide call Alex Yamato at 924-5751 Popular book helps support Catholic Campus Ministry Daily Mass, 12 10 p at the Campus Ministry Chapel, located at 10th and San columnist's view on death Today Nutrition Education Action Team Jame at 924.5043 Carkie streets. For more information, call Free nutrition counseling, 3 15 p in to Sister Marcia at 938-1610 -9. Aaiun American Journalists Association 4.45 p m. in the SJSU Sport Club For Counaeling Services his letter is in regards to It is a moving and emotional Pizza iught with guest speakers from more information, call Shoshanah at 924- Gay, lesbian. bisexual and trausgen Nurses Christian Fellowship (p Minal fev T Gandhi's column, book and will also help turn Yahoo, KRON, San Jose Mercury News 6118 dered support group, 11 a ni to noon in Support group, 11 a ni in the Montalvo Veil, ii "Death gives us reasons someone's once-depressing out- And more will :attend, 6:30 p.m Panel dis- the Administration building, Room 269. room, located in the Student Union. For ithd ,to live life to the fullest." look on life and death 180 cussion follows ut 7.15 p.m. in the Council ajapiritiorg For more information, call Shimming Lin at more information, call Diane Stegmeir at may . After reading the article, I degrees. Chambers, located in the Student Union Entrepreneural spirituality lecture, 7 924-5899 279-6385 felt an overwhelming sense of The book helps support For more information, call Clarissa at 380. p.m. at the Ctampus Ministry Chapel, an iiicontentment. The article was Gandhi's point on the prospec- 2271 ext. 8199. located at 300 S. 10th St. For more infor- School of Art and Design beautifully written. I think it is tive on life. mation, call R Wharton at 275.1346. Student art gotten., 10 a in to 4 p.m 'Tuesday )(great how Gandhi was able to It is refreshing to know that Mexican American Studies Department the Art and Industrial Studies build ' ['turn my once-depressing after- students at San Jose State Uni- "Brown and Gay Around the Bay," 2 Society for the Advancement Inge For more information. call John or BA.S.E. noon into a smiling face. versity have such a positive p.m to 3:30 p.m. in the Chicano Library of Management Nicole at 924-4330 Meeting, 7 p ni to 8 p in the Engi. well It's true people need to see outlook on life. Research Center, located in Modular A For Pizza night just for fun, 5:30 p.m. at 'leering building, Room 248 For more day, life in another prospective, and more information, call 921.5310 Pizza-A.GoGo, located between West San information, call Dariek Cooper at 924. by reading this article, it helps Carlos Street and South Third Street. For Saturday 7910 make things seem clearer. Student Ilealth Center more information. e-mail Nowassa Disler I highly suggest reading Jamie Mancebo Over.the.counter, prescription and at sainsjsuPynhoo com Akbayani Filipino Student Asian Pacific Heritage Month iY: a "Tuesdays With Morrie" by freshman herbal drug issues: benefits and precau. Organization of SJSU Place and Ar11,1,111 historical dies ,Mitch Albom. undeclared nuns for consumers. noon to 1 p m. in the Peer Health Education Program Filipino Cultural Night 2001 IsIgay. sites, noon in the Multicultural Center, that Health building, Room 208 For inure infor- Peer health education recruitment in on "Tickets for matinee are $8 prequile located in the Student Cition For more mation, call Oscar Battle at 924-6117. the Health building, Room 209, For more and $10 at the door Gala tickets are $10 information. call Alex Yannito at 924.5751 acle Bush's 100 days of presidency information, call Karts at 924.6136. pre-sale and $12 at the door Matinee at ents Student Occupational Therapy noon and gala at 6 p in at the Santa Clara Nurses Christian Fellowship aille Association ISOTA) School of Art and Design Convention Center, located near Great Support group. 11 a m in the Montalvo were anything but positive Toys and games drive Toys and games Student art galleries. 10 a m to 4 p.m America For more information, call 534. room, locat.1 in the Student Union For this will be collected and donated to a local in the Art and Industrial Studies build. 1140 more information, call Diane Stegmeir at cluirityBoxesarelocaWmtheCeMnil ings For more information, call John or 279-6385 It's hard to see how dark it office, bring the church closer Classroom building, Room 203 Nicole at 924-4330 School of Music and Dance is when you're blind. I am to the government. Company One Double feature. 'Take 90.5 FM KSJS writing in response to the As for his handling of the PreMed Club Prevention Education Program Center kle Higher." 11 n tn and 7 p.m. in SPX. Listen and be caller "x" between 6 p.m opinion from "Quoth the situation in China, all I can say Guest speaker from Stanford Univers, Looking for new student educators, For Room 219 For more information, call and 8 p.m. to Will tickets to "Stomp" by Raven," by Emily B. Zurich in is, "Does this remind anyone of, ty, 1,30 p.m in Duncan Hall, Room 345 more information, visit the Health build- Janie at 924.5043 saying"' saw Stomp in the Daily." For rtan volume 116, number 51. say, a little war against com- For more information, call Ennly at 838- ing, Room 220 or call Tonje Silfrenius at more information, call Ryan Young at 293- .;itor I understand that this arti- munism?" 6229 924.5945. 8658. tys. cle may be an opinion, but Now all we need is a Sen. Monday that's no excuse for not provid- Joseph McCarthy. Then we can Department of Nutrition and ing particulars. re-live our little cold war. Food Science Friday Asian Pacific Heritage Month SewftsGteeddechwg, The author SayS, "Although, In his first budget proposal, The latest body composition testing Allysun Tint tango,' and Dawn there were people who thought he plans to cut transportation, It's quick, easy and painless. Cost is $5 per School of Music and Dance Mabalon, two Filipino scholars, discuss i&e..insdeiod.Wumemduo he'd be completely useless and but increase schools by an student, 8 in to 10 a in in the Central Company One Double feature: "Take issues of identity and history with "Fil- EninmiwnWrmeoSparwriSimo unable to handle any sort of equal percent; he also plans on Classroom building, Room 221 For more Me Higher," 11 a.m. and 7 pm: in SPX, ipino American Historical Perspectives ourne..cbmw crisis. cutting $35 million in funding information, call Sherry at 206-7599 Room 219 For more information, call and Piicivkiiis," noon in the Engineering .thewde we.4 "It seems Bush has proven for pediatric training. most of his critics wrong or However, the most interest- proven them stupid two ing part is that with his bud- weeks short of his 100 days in get, his staff passed out copies SJSU failed to publicize Alcohol Awareness Month of "You Can't Always Get What loffice."Yet, as far as I can see, he You Want," by the Rolling 0 am writing in response to the first time that I heard about Alcohol cial for people, especially college stu- has fulfilled my every expecta- Stones, saying that it repre- i' article "SJSU a perfect place to Awareness Month at San Jose State dents, to be informed about alco- tion. sented their new economic pol- learn lessons in alcohol educa- University. holism, its effects, its consequences He has passed less-strict icy of less government spend- 1.1-07t tion," in the April 10 edition of the and how to deal with it. legislation involving the purity ing and involvement. Spartan Daily. ..et Events held by the Prevention . of water, which allows for Perhaps they should have It is very true that many college Education Program and Student increased amounts of arsenic. said, "You can't always get students drink. Walking across cam- It is already more than halfway Health Center need to be promoted, , Although I have to admit what you need," reflecting the fr pus, sitting in class or resting in the through the month of April, and I because the information they offer ., cuts they will dorms, constant chatter about frat was disappointed when I noticed will help to save lives. trah Zurich was correct, some of the decide to make BUCKLE UP critics where wrong, or at least which are influenced by their parties and binge drinking can be that there has not been much pro- urley the ones who said pocketbooks. heard all over campus. motion for Alcohol Awareness to that because , of the popularity of Ralph College has become synonymous Month other than the editorial. that with higher education, as well as It is no wonder why participation Felix Tse like (i'li Nader, the parties would T' di become more ecologically con- L frat parties and getting drunk. turnouts have been shockingly low. freshman The scious. 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wwv.rediohead.com hollywondandvine A 4 PC)R_TIS THURSDAY, APRH. 26, 2001 S SPARTAN DAH Y S A N .1 ()S I: Good things come in pairs SJSU softball team sweeps doubleheader against Broncos B., George Moore STAFF WRITFR "I've been On a balmy Tuesday in the late afternoon, the Spartan struggling, but I softball team traveled across town to Marsalli Park to face was glad to come the Santa Clara Broncos and won both games of a double- through today." liezider. 1-0 and 5-1. - Gina Saldana, Spartan designated hitter Tuesday's Scores camel_ Santa Clara 0 Akin got out of the inning by Spartans striking out the Bronco's No. 4 Semi batter, designated hitter Dean- na Rodriguez, and getting the Santa Clara next batter to fly out to second base. Spartans 5 Akin got into trouble again in the fourth, when a Bronco Friday- SJSU at Fresno State p.m. single and two sacrifices left a runner on third base. Four of the six RBIs by the But Akin, known for getting San Jose State University team batters to hit ground balls, belonged to Gina Saldana. fielded the third out herself Clutch pitching in crucial situ- "If my drop is working, which ations by both Candice Akin and it was today, I usually get Sabrina Quintero was overshad- through the innings pretty owed by the heroics of Saldana. well," Akin said. In Game One, with two outs, The Spartans' half of the sev- a runner on third and the score enth inning began with a dou- locked at 0-0 in the top of the ble to the left center field gap seventh, Saldana traded warm from third baseman Veronica David Raton Daily Staff pine for aluminum. Ramos. Her pinch-hit single up the Dianna Lilly, who pinch-ran Spartan third baseman Veronica Ramos tags out Santa Clara's Kristi Harrington at third base during the sixth inning of the first middle scored the only run of for Ramos, was sacrificed to game of a doubleheader at Marsalli Park. The Spartans won the two games Tuesday, 1-0 and 5-1. the game. third on a pop fly to right by In Game Two, Saldana hit a outfielder Jackie Jimenez. with the game scoreless, two The Broncos scored their two-run single and RBI triple Designated hitter Kirsten bloop-singles and a ground only run in the bottom of the GAME ONE GAME Two providing some insurance. Foster hit a grounder to short- ball that bounced over Ramos' fourth after a walk and two NAME (POS) AB R H RBI NAME (POS) AB R H RBI She said it was the first time stop, but Lilly was hela on third head loaded the bases with more bloop-singles. Gomes, rf 3 0 1 0 Gomes, cf/rf 4 1 0 in a while that she has felt com- while Foster was thrown out at one out. In the sixth inning, after Fos- Reiss, lb 2 0 1 0 Reiss, lb 4 2 1 fortable at the plate. first for the second out. Quintero struck out the ter singled to left, Saldana But Staniorski, c 4 2 0 "I've been struggling, but I Outfielder Heather Sin- next batter she faced and got padded the Spartan lead with a Staniorski, c 3 0 0 0 waiter, 2b 3 0 0 was glad to come through dlinger was due up next, but the final batter to pop out to triple to the left-field fence. Walter, 2b 3 0 0 0 today," Saldana said. she had struck out twice in pre- right field. A base hit from first base- Ramos, 3b 2 0 1 0 Ramos, 3b 3 1 1 The Spartans managed six vious appearances against The Spartans took the man Karlie Reiss scored Sal- Lilly, pr 0 1 0 0 Lilly, pr 0 0 0 hits in Game One against Bron- Barry, so Saldana was called off momentum into the fourth dana for the final run of the Jimenez, If 3 0 1 Jimenez, If 3 0 0 co pitcher Mani Barry but they the bench. inning when second baseman game. Foster, dh 3 0 0 0 Foster, rf 3 1 0 had trouble scoring runs. Saldana's pinch-hit game- h,my Walter drew a walk and Head coach Dee Dee Enaben- Sindlinger, cf 2 0 0 0 Sindlinger, pr/c 0 0 0 Akin gave up only two hits in winning RBI and a quick inning stole second. ter said she was glad to see Saldana, ph 1 0 1 1 Saldana, dh 3 2 3 by Akin in the bottom of the A solid single by Ramos to some consistency in the Spar- her complete game, but she got Eialdndge, ss 2 0 1 0 Baidridge, ss 3 0 0 herself into trouble early in the seventh ensured the victory. right field scored Walter and tans' play. TOTALS 30 5 9 5 first inning. In Game Two, the sleeping gave the Spartans a 1-0 lead. "It was nice to get focused TOTALS 24 1 6 1 bats awakened for both teams Lilly pinch-ran for Ramos at and win back-to-back games, so 28- Gomes(3); Reiss(4); Ramos(4). 28 Saldana (5) Bronco center fielder Sydney as they combined for 17 hits. is something we 38- none. 36- none Wiginton first and moved to second after hopefully, this led off with a walk Spartan pitcher Sabrina Bronco pitcher Rodriguez can build on and gain some con- HR - none HR - none. and was sacrificed to second up eight hits and S8 Jimenez(7); Baldndge(9) SB - Lilly 2 (7) base. Quintero gave walked Jimenez. fidence as we finish the season," walked three batters, but she After a double steal, Saldana Enabenter said. PITCHING IP H R ER SO PITCHING IP H R ER SO After a single from shortstop managed to make her pitches drove in both runners with a The Spartans are scheduled Akin 7 2 0 0 1 Quintero 7 8 1 1 4 Tracie Hall, the Broncos had count when needed. base hit to center, making the to travel to Fresno State for a Time - 1:30, Attendance - 77 Time - 1:51, Attendance - 77 runners on the corners with In the bottom of the third, score 3-0. doubleheader Friday. Konerko hits home run in 11th, White Sox defeat A's 2-1 CHICAGO AP l'aul Kon- hit a solo homer in the first more than we were challenging starter Cory Little retired 12 pitches again and Johnny his fourth ot the season.... Royce erko hit a solo home run in the inning. ourselves. That's what we need to straight from the second inning Damon's broken-bat hit went Clayton, acquired in the offsea- bottom of the llth inning Terrence Long led off the sec- get back to, challenging the oppo- to the sixth, and the White Sox right back to Wells, who snagged son, continued to struggle. going Wednesday night as the Chicago ond with a home run to tie the sition." stranded a total of seven. it for the third out. 0-for-3. He was booed after strik- White Sox snapped a four-game game. There was no yelling or Oakland was even worse, In the ninth, Tejada singled ing out with a man on second in losing streak with a 2-1 victory As defending AL Central screaming, and players said it stranding 10. The A's had run- and stole second, and Wells the seventh inning. ... The A's over the Oakland Athletics champions, the White Sox were was a good meeting. ners in scoring positions in the intentionally walked Ramon have faced 13 left-handed pitch- Konerko's homer, his fourth expected to be one of the AL's bet- "Jerry's good. He's a pretty sixth, seventh and ninth innings, Hernandez. But Valdez grounded ers so far, most of any team in of the year, came off former ter teams. But they've struggled, grounded guy," Konerko said but couldn't do anything with out to first, ending yet another the majors. They'll see another White Sox reliever Chad Brad- losing eight of 10 games before before the game. "He knows how them. threat. one Thursday with Jim Parque ford. With the game tied since Wednesday night. to get somebody's fire going with- In the sixth, Jason Giambi Notes: Valentin's homer was starting for the White Sox. the second inning, Bradford (O- Though everyone insisted out yelling and screaming." walked with two outs and raced D was brought in to face Kon- they weren't panicking, manager And the White Sox got the to third on Long's liner up the erko and served up the homer to Jerry Manuel held a rare team message. Sort of. Wells wag sim- gap. But Wells struck Adam Piatt left on a 2-2 pitch. meeting before the game. ply stifling, holding the A's score- out with four pitches to end the David Wells allowed just one "We just tried to put the less for the last seven innings inning. run and five hits in nine emphasis back where it and putting a quick end to any In the seventh, Wells had run- innings, and Keith Foulke 1-2) belonged, and that's on the field," Oakland threat. ners at first and third with only gave up only two walks in two Manuel said. "I just didn't feel we But he didn't get any support one out. But he struck out Mario scoreless innings. Jose Valentin were challenging the opposition from his teammates. Oakland Valdez needing only four

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13 Julian .1. Ramos ance had the Spartans won. DAILY STAI4 WRIII-R "My job as a middle reliever is to get outs and give the team PALO ALTO In the first a chance," Cook said. meeting of the season between Cook's pitching did keep the San Jose State University and Spartans in the game, but they Stanford University on April 3, were not able to capitalize. it took the Cardinal 10 innings A trio of relievers, who held to come away with a 5-3 win at the Spartans to two hits for the Municipal Stadium. remainder of the game, followed The second time around, the Cunningham. result wasn't much different. "Unfortunately, we were Stanford came away with a 4- silenced after that," said second 3 win in regulation innings at baseman Gabe Lopez, who was Sunken Diamond. hitless in four at-bats. "We did- "We felt like we had a good n't get out-competed we were chance," Spartan head coach right there with them." Sam Piraro said. When the hot sun overhead, gave way to a cool night, it Tuesday's Score seemed to have taken the heat off the Spartans' bats, which Stanford 4 had been blistering in a four- game winning streak. Spartans 3 SJSU scored 14 runs in a win the previous day against Cal Friday- MU at TCU 2:30 p.m. Poly-San Louis Obispo and rang up the same total of runs in a The Spartans (24-17-1) saw win against the University of their four-game winning streak Nevada-Reno on Saturday. snapped at the hands of the Those bats may warm up in Pac-10 Conference-leading Car- the Texas heat awaiting them in dinal (33-10), which had fallen a scheduled four-game Western from its No. 1 ranking since the Athletic Conference series earlier meeting to No. 3 in the against Texas Christian Univer- Baseball America poll. sity in Fort Worth beginning "We want to play national Friday. powerhouses," SJSU infielder Kevin Frandsen said. "We know SPARTAN BASEBALL Box that we can compete against them." NAME (POS) AB R H RBI Spartan pitcher Mike Malott Lopez, 2b 4 0 0 0 (2-1), in his first start of the sea- Brucker, cf 4 0 0 0 son, gave up consecutive singles Ruiz, If 3 1 2 0 to center fielder Sam Fuld and Macchi, rf 4 1 1 2 second baseman Chris O'Rior- Zwissig, dh 3 1 1 1 dan to begin the Cardinal half of the first inning. Jones, pr 0 0 0 0 Fuld advanced to third base Adams, ss 4 0 0 0 on a sacrifice fly by right field- Fagan, lb 4 0 0 0 er Carlos Quentin and came Montarbo, 3b 2 0 0 0 around to score on designated Mark Kocina Daily Stall Ferraro, ph 1 0 0 0 hitter Jason Cooper's sacrifice San Jose State University first baseman John Fagan is thrown out by a step during the Spartans' game against Stanford on Tuesday Shorsher, c 3 0 1 0 to right field. Wood, ph 1 0 0 0 Stanford's major damage at Sunken Diamond. Cardinal first baseman Arik VanZandt completed the out with a long stretch. against SJSU came in the third TOTALS 33 3 5 3 inning, when catcher Ryan Mike Wodnicki (4-1). The Spar- the season to left-center field to the bat of designated hitter went to the bullpen, inserting 28 - none. Garko crushed Malott's 0-1 tans wasted no time in getting cut Stanford's lead to 4-2. Zack Zwissig. Tuesday fit the Andy Cook. Cook went on to toss 38 - Ruiz (1). pitch over the left-center-field runs on the scoreboard against "Junior's triple was inches pattern. four and two-thirds innings, HR - Macchi (6); Zwissig (3). wall for a three-run home run, Cunningham. away from being a home run," On Cunningham's first pitch allowing two hits, equaling his SB - none. Left fielder Junior Ruiz led Frandsen said. "We could have to Zwissig, Zwissig homered to career high of five strikeouts increasing Stanford's lead to 4- PITCHING IP H R ER SO O. off the inning with his first had back-to-back-to-back." the same location where Mac- and giving up no runs. With a four-run lead in the triple of the season: a ball that The Spartans have not had chi's shot had cleared the fence, "He did an excellent job," Malott (L) 3 6 4 4 0 fourth inning, Stanford head hit the right-center wall, miss- three consecutive home runs cutting SJSU's deficit to one Piraro said. "It's not easy to stop Cook 4.2 2 0 0 1 coach Mark Marquess went to ing a home run by a few feet. all season. They have had run. a good-hitting club." Rogeistad 0.1 0 0 0 1 his bullpen and brought in Tim Right fielder Brandon Macchi back-to-back shots twice Before the Stanford half of Cook said that he would have Time - 2:46, Attendance - 1957 Cunningham to relieve starter smacked his sixth home run of both times a homer came off' the fourth inning began, Piraro felt better about his perform- Lopez named WAC player of the week Allen scores 27 .lulian J. Ramos The Spartans split the double- header by winning the second 1) \Ft, WRIIIR game 1-0 their first win points, Bucks win Spartan baseball second base- against the Bulldogs in 11 meet- man Gabe Lopez's performance ings. MILWAUKEE iA1', The point until Lindsey Hunter's 3- against the University of Neva- "It was a big win for our pro- Milwaukee Bucks wouldn't be pointer over McGrady with 7:53 da-Reno, a three-game Western gram," Enabenter said. bullied. remaining. Athletic Conference sweep for Fired up by a flagrant foul The Magic immediately took San Jose State University, earned Lilly Nominated from Andrew DeClercq, Ray heed to coach Doc Rivers' chal- him WAC Player of the Week Allen scored a personal playoff- lenge to be more physical as honors for April 16-22. Second baseman Dianna Lilly best 27 points as the Bucks beat DeClercq picked up a flagrant Lopez hit .467 while smacking is a nominee for the 2001 Verizon Orlando 103-96 Wednesday foul for hammering Allen just seven hits, scori-o; six runs and Academic All-American Softball night and took a 2-0 lead in their 1:15 after tipoff. driving in three .-ns against the All-District team. best-of-five series. Allen was assessed a techni- Wolf Pack. Nominees are selected by a Tracy McGrady scored 35 cal foul after jumping up and His home run in the bottom of vote of the 1,800-member College points, but just five in the fourth getting into DeClercq's face. the ninth inning of the series' Sports Information Directors of quarter as the Magic lost for the Charles Outlaw scored 17 finale provided a dramatic excla- the two games played at Munici- go through," Piraro said. "We America. 1 lth straight time to Milwau- points, Mike Miller had 11 and mation point to his efforts. pal Stadium. have to compete every ballgame." To be eligible, athletes must kee. Darrell Armstrong and Pat Gar- "It feels good," Lopez said. "I'm The game that was washed out be varsity starters or key reserve Sam Cassell added 26 points rity each added 10. glad that we are starting to come is scheduled to be made up when Welcome to Fresno players who have maintained a for the Bucks. Jason Caffey scored a career along." SJSU travels to Fort Worth to take cumulative GPA of at least 3.20. Allen was 11 -of-13 from the playoff-high 13 points for Mil- Lopez, one of the team's four on the Horned Frogs in a four- Before a doubleheader against The junior business major is foul line and Cassell made all waukee, and Ervin Johnson, captains this season, has had the game series beginning Friday. Fresno State University on April not only a two-time SJSU scholar nine of his free throws. shut out on the offensive end, ability to come through with big TCU is currently 17-9 in con- 7 at the SJSU field, SJSU softball athlete, she was also selected to The Bucks' "Big Three" had 13 rebounds. hits all season, teammate Kevin ference, second to Rice Universi- head coach Dee Dee Enabenter the All-WAC academic squad last Allen, Cassell and Glenn Robin- The Bucks had a 53-41 edge Frandsen said. ty, and 27-19 overall. SJSU is said the Bulldogs are where the year. son combined for 67 points. on the glass Wednesday night, "He's been deserving more currently fourth in the conference Spartans want to be on top of "She is a very hard worker," The Bucks led 82-77 entering including 10 from a surprising than once," Frandsen said. "He with a 11-10 conference record the WAC standings. Enabenter said. "A great competi- the fourth quarter and never player Allen, who also led the earned it from what he did and 24-17-1 overall. Fresno State leads the confer- tor in the classroom." trailed despite scoring just one Bucks with seven assists. against Nevada." Spartan head coach Sam ence with an 8-3 mark and a 33- Enabenter gave credit not only Piraro has said the team will 17 record overall. The Spartans to Lilly for her nomination. She Don't mess with Texas need to finish in the top three are three and a half games also cited the academic support spots in the conference in order to behind with a 5-7 WAC record group that helps student-athletes Kings blow out Suns In a rain-shortened WAC earn a spot in the National Colle- and 26-33 overall. maintain their eligibility. SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1A1' point guards Williams and Bobby series in late February against giate Athletic Association tourna- SJSU is scheduled to take on "You don't see it often," This time, the fans in Arco Arena Jackson, who made his first six Texas Christian University, the ment. the Bulldogs on Saturday in Fres- Enabenter said. "They've done a had everything to shout about. shots and finished with 16 Spartans and Horned Frogs split "This is the route we have to no. great job." With the league's most potent points, the Kings jumped to a 22- offense in devastating form, Peja point first-half lead and never let Stojakovic scored 22 points and up on the way to the franchise's Jason Williams had 18 as the biggest playoff victory since April Sacramento Kings evened their 7, 1951. 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The plot of the movie is this Lord Far In fact. she enjoys shish-kebabbed rats gonad (John Litligow ) ran become king only roasted by Shrek, and she burps like a guy. Above, left to if he marries a princess. And she makes animal balloons from real His three choices are Princess Fiona, Cin- animals. She's not some hapless princess right, Donkey derella and Snow White. waiting to be rescued. (Eddie Mur- Lord Farquatid has his eye on Princess Princess Fiona and Shrek have a lot phy), Shrek Fiona and enlists the help of Shrek to save more in common than meets the eye in a (Mike Myers), her from a dragon who has her locked up. secret that is later revealed. Princess Fiona But the loveable gi Pen ogre has an agen- But before happily ever after occurs, da of his own: to get rid of the many fairy Fiona and Shrek get into a tiff. (Cameron Diaz) tale characters that are living near him. Princess Fiona, who initially doesn't and Lord Far- And before Shrek goes off on his crusade want to marry) the snooty Farquaad, sud- quaad (John Lith- to save Princess Fiona, he reluctantly denly wants to speed up the marriage gow) in Dream- befriends the motoi mouthed, bucktoothed process. Works Pictures' burro named Donkey (Eddie Murphy). This unconventional yarn, however. isn't The two outcasts then team up and bust entirely about "happily ever after" and abid- "Shrek." into the castle to save Princess Fiona. ing by the traditional fininula set by Disney. l'he beautiful princess, with fiery red Instead, this film is about breaking the Left, Princess hair and shinimering blue eyes, of course rules. Fiona (Cameron wants a kiss from her knight in shining There isn't sappy orchestra music blar Diaz), has a armor. ing in the background. Shrek grabs Princess Fiona In, the arm There aren't annoying happy-go-lucky secret she is instead of delivering that fated kiss and characters. keeping from the drags her out of the burning castle to safe- And there isn't a handsome dashing ogre Shrek (Mike ty. prince ready to save the needy princess. Myers) in Dream - And of course, if F'rincess Fiona can't Instead, rockers Smash Mouth and Life - receive a kiss froni her hero. she at least house rough up the soundtrack a bit, smart- Works Pictures' wants to see %vb. is hiding behind the metal mouthed characters spice up the movie and "Shrek." helmet. an ugly misfit loner saves the day. Pholos courtesy of Dreamilork.% Local band Electromotive's debut disappointing By Nlinal of music that is so prevalent ety. worth a listen. other tracks, "Crashing Down" is today. "Control," the final MI tit, "Daffodils fade as the waters more convincing at expressing oi It I \ II)W And it's after the first two album, is a grim song that pos- run dry / as I dance with the the sorrow of a love now lost: Who would've thought that up by three iit the original band tracks that the album starts to sesses some intense lyrics about shadows in the yellow sunlight / "Did I have it all? / Did I throw it Chris Cornell, of the now - members. is a self-titled album go downhill. a woman losing herself, and her .. Remembering faith and away / from taking it much too defunct Soundgarden, ur the arid a six-scoop serving infused Vocalist Ron Wright, in his control, to a man. remembering why / I remember fast? / Will I fall apart, if I lose it are-they-a -Christian -band-or- with thick guitar riffs, raucous Cornell-esque voice, cries out Unfortunately, the lyrics your face and forgive you your again?" not Creed would find their way drums and bitter, tortured the lyrics "That feeling grows / become muddled and barely lies" are lyrics from "Lavender," a Electromotive can learn to San Jose? lytics. Deeper and deeper as it goes / comprehensible when paired song that proves the members of something from its first release. Of course. not in the literal While a couple songs from I'm drowning here / Save me / with the clamor err - - music Electromotive have the capacity Although it isn't a complete sense. "Electroinotive" sound promis- Breathe / Cry," and words that that bassist Aaron Leigh and to be poets as well as musicians. failure, the album reveals that But Electromotive, San Jose's ing enough to break into main- often repeat throughout the fifth drummer Alex Friedrich pro- Following is track No. 2, the band members have yet to new hard-rock quartet. creates stream radio, the rest of the four track, "Breath." duce. "Crashing Down." which mirrors transcend their talents into sounds very reminiscent of these tracks are an overdose of angry From this, listeners will soon Yet, the San Joseans. who the gloomy sentiments of the fresh music if it aims for popu- popular artists combined. and desperate melodies that are discover that the song - and the have been together for about two entire album. larity in music's competitive The hand's first release. 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continued from Page "They took $54,000 out of stu- increase the same year, which reasons. One, to save money, and dent organizations and put it in resulted in a $1,000 monthly two, to get that debate out there. tling trying to make money." lab fees, and we don't even have stipend for president. Some people that were part of the Davila said the term, "maintain the labs yet," Rieken said. "A lot of the amendments and side that said executives should their current level of funding" is Davila said the extra $54,000 is changes are personal attacks on have the same as board members and the board interprets leftover money from last year's incoming board members," Rieken are the ones that are complaining." abstract, it to mean maintaining the same operating budget. said. "They wouldn't have been Akbar Shetty, vice-president level as in 1998, when the measure He said he put the money into made if other parties would've elect, who is a member of the same was passed. the computer lab account because been elected. They're blatantly per- party as Davila, the Spartan Party, "Otherwise, you're going to get it will require more money than sonal attacks." said he doesn't mind the decreased student organization fund originally planned. Casas and Rieken said, accord- stipend. this of the that balloons to this ridiculous "I put it into that account ing to A.S. rules, the new budget "I think that's more number," he said. because I knew we were going to should have been submitted by the money going to students," Shetty said the lack of money need it," Davila said. president no later than the first said. "I feel great about it. I'd pret- Casas results in student organizations Casas and Rieken said if there week of March, which would have ty much do it for free. There's no feuding for funds. was money left from last year, it been before A.S. elections. need for the executives to be mak- "They're making organizations should have gone to student orga- Davila denied waiting until ing more money than the board fight with each other," he said. nizations. after elections to submit the bud- niembers, because they put in the same amount of time." TWAT. 'They're making us fight against The new budget mandates that get. ourselves for crumbs." the monthly stipend for A.S. presi- "It's never been done by the first Rieken said she wishes stu- Casas and Rieken said they are dent be decreased from $1,000 to week in March," he said. "We never dents' needs would be taken into also concerned about what they $250 and monthly stipends for vice start the process until late March - account more. agen- , call an extra $54,000 in Davila's president be decreased from $700 early April." "There's people's personal Davila also said the stipend das throughout this," she said. "It's ..a recommended allotment for the to $250. new computer labs, which were Davila, whose monthly stipends cuts were not politically motivated. not being done with the best inter- voted for with Measure P last were $700 when he came into office "I did it more for budgetary ests of students. We need to think two of what's best for students." - year. in 1999, voted to approve an matters," he said. "I did it for A 't .

KIZER: Event scheduled to be held at 7 p.m. today in Morris Dailey Auditorium thuk sr.,11 continued from Page I in Sonoma. She was divorced, is finest literature of our time, said ken, Anstandig said. -lifetime Mike Wendel lunges for a Frisbee on Tower Lawn. Wendel now remarried and has three kids. Anstandig, who is also the center's "It's really a once-in-a director. experience seeing them read on was spending some free time before his Ethnicity in American Kizer," which was scheduled for 4 Currently, she is a lurie profes- p.m., has been cancelled. sor at SJSU, a visiting professor- "Our program brings together stage together," she said. Literature class Wednesday. There was one significant rea- ship teaching writing workshops the SJSU campus community and Paul Douglass, the English son why Kizer developed a love for and Modern American Poetry. the larger multicultural commu- department chair, agreed. writing. Kizer said she is good friends nities of the area by featuring Douglas:: and Kizer met 15 "My mother and father read to with Rich and is looking forward diverse writers of extraordinary years ago while he was teaching me - that's the secret," she said. to read poetry with her. voice and vision," Anstandig said. in Atlanta, Douglass said. LUBIN: A.S. passes resolution about Born and raised in Spokane, "It's a great privilege to read As an English professor who "She gave a reading Ion cam- Wash., Kizer said she began writ- with her," Kizer said. teaches creative writing and com- pus) - she was just fantastic," he unanimously ing when she was about 8 years For the event, Kizer said she position, Anstandig said she said. "Carolyn Kizer was one of Israeli/Palestine conflict old. and Rich will introduce one anoth- admires both Kizer and Rich as the most important feminist poets At 17, one of her poems was er and take turns reading poems. important poets of their time. of the 20th century So is Adrienne continued from Page I published in the New Yorker mag- The event is sponsored by Both Kizer and Rich play a sig- Rich." azine. SJSU's Center for Literary Arts, a nificant role in American poetry, The event is a rare opportunity Lubin's unusual background "We live here in the She graduated from Sarah literary-presenting organization Anstandig said. to see two inspiring poets share would lend perspective to the Lawrence College and later pur- based in the College of Humani- "Once you start as a young their work, he said. audience of about 25 people. belly of the beast. sued graduate work at Columbia ties and the Arts. writer, you immediately start "They are leaders of the history "She's an Israeli Jew," Hijazi The real battle is and the University of Washington. The center is dedicated to pro- reading these two poets," she said. of feminists since World War II," said. "(She can) show people it's There she founded a literary viding programs featuring major Kizer wrote about the women's Douglass said. "Missing this not a religious issue. It's a human here in the U.S. It's magazine, Poetry Northwest, contemporary poets, fiction writ- movement, as well as a wide would be missing an opportunity rights issue." where she was editor for six years. ers, playwrights and scholars for range of subject matter, during a to see history - they're a part of Lubin called a recent resolution up to us to try and Now in her mid-70s, she lives the purpose of celebrating the time when feminism was unspo- history." proposed to the Associated Stu- stop that funding. dents by the Muslim Students Association "too weak" for her Israel gets away with taste. PHAM: Speaker shares life, secrets, tales of bicycling around the world in book The document, which was murder - literally." unanimously approved later continued from Page I both Vietnamese and Vietnamese- weekly newspaper. as a restaurant Pham's lecture through the Viet- Wednesday afternoon by A.S., pro- Barbara Lubin Americans. critic. namese Student Association. moted informational rallies and lack of support and family accep- Pham said that because he was While listening to her friend's He said he was surprised to see condemned San Jose State Uni- tion systems, said he feels that the tance. writing a book that would divulge lecture, she said she learned the such a young Asian writer. versity's funding of businesses conflict doesn't involve tvo equal After the death of his 32-year- family secrets, his parents would importance of multiculturalism. "This is pretty good because that support Israel. sides. old sister, Pham said he decided to not speak to him for a year. "Your home is where you are there aren't very many Viet- "It's so mild it's pathetic," she "One strong side (Israel) is take a yearlong trip around the After they took a trip to Viet- not necessarily where you're namese writers out there," Nguyen said. "But it's a good first step." beating one weak side IPalestini- world by bicycle. nam, however, Pham said his par- from," Wales said. "It's very com- said. Lubin explained in her speech ans)," Bouhouch said. "There's no He said that from 1995 to 1996, ents were able to talk him openly mon to go back to one's own coun- He was also captivated by that Israel is getting millions of two sides." he bought a $200 bike and spent abouz the issues discussed in the try and be treated differently." Pham's discussions of "Asians dollars in U.S. aid, and that stu- Babchin. a freshman majoring $5,000 while bicycling around the book. Danh, a senior at SJSU, said he treating A.sian Americans in Asia," dents should protest that injus- in marketing at SJSU, disagreed world to different countries and He said that at the time his noticed the same theme when he Nguyen said. tice. and said there are always at least his homeland, Vietnam. book was sold to a publisher, he was listening to Pham talk. Phan: said he is currently "We live here in the belly of the two sides to an issue. After his journey Pharn decided was living on a sailboat in Red- "As a person of minority. he said working on his next book, which beast. The real battle is here in the "Sometimes, there's 15 sides," to sit down in the closet of his wood City it was important to go visit other he hopes vrill be released next U.S. It's up to us to try and stop she said. apartment on Seventh and San While sailing between Mon- lands in order to make a discovery year. that funding," Lubin said. "Israel Bouhouch explained the con- Fernando streets to write a book terey and San Francisco Bay, experience of identity," Danh said. Alexander Yamato, a professor gets away with murder - literally." flict as a common sense issue. about his travels. Pham was very excited at hearing Danh also said he learned the in the social science department, Leya Babchin, a student intern describing a Reuters photo of "It took one year to travel. one the news. importance of not only traveling to coordinated the event. at Hillel of Silicon Valley, said she Palestinian children as evidence. year to struggle and one year to "I hit my head on the ceiling one's own homeland, but also trav- According to Yamato, this thinks Palestinians also get away "There is a small child with a write," Pham said. and passed out," Pham said. eling to other countries and get- month was designated to acknowl- with murder. stone and an Israeli with a tank. The book covered issues con- Mellora Wales, a senior creative ting a different perspective about edge the contributions of all "Israel only reacts defensively. Where's the war?" he asked, cerning Pham's family's secrets, arts major, said she's been friends how one is treated. Asians and Pacific Islanders and to the acts of violence," said regarding the photo, which was his search for cultural identity and with Pham since he worked at the Huey Nguyen, a senior market- to recognize the diversity within Babchin in a telephone interview. taken last year in the Gaza strip. the legacy of the Vietnam War for San Jose Metro, an alternative ing major. said he heard about the Asian community. "What about the Jewish kids that Babchin answered Bouhouch's are dying as well?" question, explaining that phot), Lubin added, however, that the are often used as propaganda. conflict in Israel is not about Jews "The war is with the Palestini- EARTH DAY: Dragon made of recyclables and electric cars main exhibits or Muslims. ans with guns who are right "Killing people ... it doesn't behind the kids with the stones," continued from Page I engineer for Sparrow, displayed the large truck and seemed realistic in backyard compost contest, where matter if they're Muslim, Christ- Babchin said. "A war is between ian or whatever," she said. company's electricity-powered car. shape and size. The dragon was the city and county work together two people - a war is between those who can afford cars should be The electrical car was a small, one- brown in color, but resembled a liv- to collect yard and food compost A more important issue, accord- guns and guns. driving electric cars." ing to Lubin, is Israel's violation of seater about half the size of a Volk- ing collage. from homes and businesses in San "Both sides are killing each Diridon mentioned that turnout swagen Beetle. Zanotto even had a container Jose. the Geneva Convention law by other." could have been more, but it using weapons against unarmed "Electrical cars are no doubt bet- with his grandfather's ashes and "San Jose State's Earth Day is a Lubin described the fighting seemed like enough students ter for the environment than gas- ancient weapons from Italy good way to get environmental civilians and physicians. she witnessed during her travels showed concern. "It appears Israel is held to a powered cars," Young said. "An attached to his dragon. issues and information out into the to the Middle East as brutal and The Green Team and Sparrow eight-hour charge will keep the car Stephanie Ulmer. a senior envi- community." Ulmer said. different standard than the rest of shocking. promoted their versions of electri- Amy the world," Lubin said. running for between 40 and 60 ronmental studies major, set up a Poblete, a freshman, toured "People butchered," she said. cal vehicles. hours." compost exhibit. Ulmer. also an the scene with her friends during a Shawn Nguyen said he went to "Women raped - by Jews." Green Team coordinator Irene the teach-in by way of a friend's One of the event's unusual dis- intern fbr the city's environniental break She added that Jewish people Morino promoted her company's plays was a huge dragon made up department, explained that the "It is a good way to let students recommendation. often consider the World War 11 two-door sporty version of' the elec- The senior marketing major of all reused materials. benefit of using compost as a fertil- get involved with city parks," holocaust to be more significant tric car. Gabe Zanotto, a professional izer is that it has no chemicals. Poblete said. "It also helps students said he was impressed by Lubin's than what is currently happening "Our main objective is to pro- experience and that he learned a welder, put together and named the She promoted the city's annual think more about the environment." in the Middle East. mote our electric car, but recycling dragon "Claude". lot about the conflict. "(Holocausts) have been hap- is the simple issue ve want to "I'm shocked, knowing all the "It's made up of a little wooa, pening since the beginning of preach. It's as simple as throwing farm tools, stainless steel and unfairness going on between the time," she said. "I'm called a self- your glass cup in the recycling bin Jews and Palestinians," he said. horseshoes," Zanotto said. hating Jew ... but haven't we instead of the regular trash bin," The jaw was controlled up and Youssef Bouhouch, a freshman learned better than to break the Morino said. majoring in management informa- down with a hydraulic remote. arms of Palestinian children?" Donald Young, an electrical "Claude" was about the size of a WAIERIDY

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