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Caret Starts Senior Campaign with $5,000 Gift INSIDE S Po R.I. s Streets near Men's golf takes campus closed ninth at U.S. during arrest Intercollegate ( See page 8... See page 6... ohmic 101. Number II 'XIITANPlIbliS1111,11 lila Sall Illsl Siall I uujt ,'I'sjI juftI. 193 DAILY Caret starts senior campaign with $5,000 gift By Roger R. Ramirez grant from SJSU President The committee is also donat- web, Internal Revenue Service, A table will be in front of the Campus administrators like Spartan Daily Stall Writer Robert L. Caret. ing a World Wide Web (WWW) and others. Student Union Amphitheater SJSU Ombudsman Beverly Miles The graduating senior class The senior enhancement com- Internet workstation which has "I'm pleased the class of '95 is today through Thursday. and SJSU Greek advisor Joanne has the opportunity to give a mittee chose to donate two new the ability to provide instanta- helping to contribute to the stu- "This will be the mainstay of Shibels, will be serving ice gift of technology to San Jose workstations which Include CD- neous coverage of events. The dents' learning process," said the senior campaign, the most cream donated by Ben & Jerry's State University if enough ROMs that will have four differ- text will be enhanced by Michael Kostainsek, senior public, but we will continue to to thank students and others money is raised during the ent types of encyclopedias and images, sound and video. enhancement committee chair- ask for pledges one to two weeks who helped in the campaign. Senior Enhancement Campaign three other reference tools that The WWW station will have man. "We're not asking for later," said Kevin Grossman, The workstations, if enough this week. can be downloaded or printed access to several databases: much. If the 5,500 graduating annual giving manager. money is raised, should be The campaign already has a on a color printer. The color African-American Mosaic, The students contribute only a little On Thursday the campaign installed by early next semester head start in reaching its goal of printer will be donated with the ARTFUL project, Wall Street each, it will add up really will thank its contributors by with plaques attached thanking $35,000 because of a $5,000 workstations. Direct, San Jose Mercury center quickly." holding a "Celebrity Scoop." the graduating class of 1995. 32-year-old single mom honored for 4.0 GPA Electronic access needed Caret says infor- mation literacy a priority By Jennifer Ferguson Spartan Daily Staff Writer At a mini-retreat scheduled for June 2, San Jose State University President Robert L. Caret will address the topic of "information literacy," which he PHOTO BY JEFF CHIU SPAIFTO DA:Ll said is one of the top three Graduate Kim Lane, right, is congratulated by President problems facing this university. Robert Caret at the SJSU Honors Convention held Friday night Caret sees information litera- cy as a combination of building and molding SJSU's curriculum Late bloomer beats to the point where students, faculty and staff will be working in an information environment the odds, Lane says that has the most updated equipment technology has By Ilene Vivian Meeks for their scholarship for aca- to offer. 66 Spartan Daily Senior Writer demic excellence," said This The San Jose State President Robert L. Caret. new envi- Part of President's Scholars like 32- "Their achievements have ronment year-old Kim Lane are spe- been accomplished through involves information cial. These 135 undergradu- much personal perseverance electroni- literacy is ate students have earned a and determination." cally 4.0 GPA for the past two Lane returned to SJSU in hooking learning semesters and represent only 1993 to finish up what she up class- how to work 0.5 percent of the student started back in 1981 to rooms with that population. graduate. That dream finally and all These students, along with came true. depart- information. the Dean's Scholars who As a single-mother of two ments on Robert L Caret earned a 3.65 or higher GPA, children, Alexander,10, and campus to were acknowledged at the Angelique, 8, Lane had to a main- Honors Convocation in the depend on the welfare sys- frame com- Event Center on Friday. tem since 1987. She beat the puter sys- "This evening we continue odds when she graduated in tem at SJSU Changes will also an annual tradition of recog- December with a bachelor of include electronically updating PHOTO BY JEFF CHIU SPARTAN DAILY nizing outstanding student arts degree in social work. SJSU's Clark Library. getting a 4.0 SJSU graduate Kim Lane takes the stage at the her President's Scholar award for GPA scholars, whom I commend See Honors page 3 "The library has always been Honors Convocation Fridaty night after receiving the past two consecutive semesters the educational hub of our cam- puses." Caret said at an April 12 press conference. "But that library is now rapidly shifting California to what we could call a virtual Bombing suspect seized in Southern library. It is no longer fixed in SAN BERNARDINO (AP) FBI Iniguez was AA agreed to speak to a reporter space; it's out there in cyber- agents seized an alleged Army picked up on from Los Angeles television sta- space," he said. deserter Sunday for questioning charges unre- He's a nice person, he would never have anything to tion KTTV. "So a lot of what we have as "He's a nice person, he would resources are no longer sitting in the Oklahoma federal build- lated to do with the Oklahoma City bombing. never have anything to do with in a stack in our library," Caret ing bombing but a government Wednesday's Silvia Flores spokesman said the man was attack and the Oklahoma City bombing," said. "Part of information litera- not the suspect known as was ques- reporter Bernard Gonzales cy is learning how to work with 91 John Doe 2. tioned in con- quoted her as saying. that information, how to manip- David Iniguez was seized by nection with She told him the FBI had ulate it." agents at his sister's home in the bombing, said Justice Ferguson, a Pentagon spokes- month later. arrived in the morning, told her To turn Clark Library into a semirural Muscoy, just outside Depart-ment spokes-man John woman, said Iniguez went AWOL The homeowner, Silvia Flores, to come out of the house and virtual library of the future, San Bernardino, 60 miles east of Russell in Washington, D.C. from Fort Riley, Kan., on Aug. 23, refused to speak to news media Information Los Angeles. Air Force Lt, Col. Joan and was declared a deserter a until late afternoon when she See Bomb suspect page 3 See page 8 Tokyo cult leader stabbed in connection with subway gas terrorism TOKYO (AP) A man report- Ministry," underwent surgery for nerve gas was used in the with a kitchen knife three times plained of stinging eyes and charges, none directly related to edly out for revenge against the abdominal wounds. A cult March 20 subway attack that as he emerged from the build- sore throats at a train station the subway attack. doomsday cult suspected in last spokesman at the hospital said killed 12 people and sickened ing, stabbing him once. and shopping center in Kyodo News Service said month's subway gas attack Mural was in serious condition, 5,500 others. According to the network, he Yokohama, just south of the Sunday that police planned to stabbed a senior cult leader out- the public television network Police posted outside the cult told police "I tried to give him capital. seek arrest warrants for some side the group's Tokyo head- NHK reported. headquarters arrested a man punishment" because of trouble But police suspect the cult of 20 cult members on suspicion of quarters Sunday and was imme- Mural, whose department has they identified as Hiroyuki Jo, caused by the cult. making sarin. They have seized producing sarin In preparation diately arrested been linked to the cult's chemi- 29, a member of a rightist orga- The cult has denied any con- tons of potentially dangerous to commit murder. In Japan, Hideo Mural, 36, head of the cal research, has appeared on nization. nection with the Tokyo attack or chemicals in raids on cult facili- anyone convicted of preparing Aum Shinri Kyo (Supreme Truth) television to deny that the cult NHK said Jo, a South Korean with two cases last week in ties and arrested more than 100 for murder can be Imprisoned cult's "Science and Technology ever has produced sarin. The living In Japan, swung at Mural which hundreds of people com- cult members on a variety of for up to two years _11.1.1111M.1111.....06.,.a ..-=.-...m.m.....m...11LA....Y.ama-ma ANN.-ma. /a - ,,, ,,, -V- - v -V- v 2 Monday, April 24, 1995 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY OPINION Editorial ieviss- Pc Peeper incident deserved prompt action 1;1114.T WNW 1DJ6TR%Ai.lSI A peeper has been spying hole, pulling out the tissue It's a fairly large university WILL MY WHEN on women when they use someone had stuffed into it. and bathrooms get vandalized, the toilets in Wahlquist South, Creepy. he said. au. wow across from the cashiering The University Police Finally, two weeks ago, windows. Department is now trying to someone did call UPD. DiTTIVIt From a storeroom next catch the voyeur. Good. Peeping is not a joke and CR MD alkilt A door to the women's restroom, Women staff in Wahlquist women should not feel embar- ClINSIRCPHIC NEC the peeper pokes pencil-sized South first noticed the holes rassed to report holes in bath- IN SEA holes through the wall around months ago.
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