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IN 1)1 X OPINION MySJSU accounts secure Not all

By Angela Forte According to Cal State Chico's newspa- dent scere to happen at SJSU. the university Daily Staff Writer per. The Orion. computer hackers broke into would report any security breaches to the job ads Cal State Chico's housing and food servers central CSU securits team. and obtained names, social security numbers "SJSU would get legal council to direct and ID numbers of 59.268 current and past the appropriate response with instructions on Students at San Jose State University Cal State Chico students in March. actions to he taken." Dunefsky said. concerned about the Cal State Chico hack- honest David Stephen. director ot the housing Dunelsky said the actions iniolve noti- ing incident that happened in March should department at Cal State Chico. Informed stu- fying all the people whose information was be confident that their information stored SJSUCK dents of three major reporting credit agen- compromised and notifying the three main By Mayra Flores There's nothing like a good in Sly SJSI .1,,,otints are secure. said Mike cies to contact if they wished to put fraud credit-reporting agencies. Daily Stuff Writer feud p. 2 Dunelsks. directoi 4)1 administrative technol- alerts on their credit. ogy. at SJS1 Dunelsky said if the Cal State Chico mei- see MYSJSU, page 3 Editorial San Jose State l.nisersity is a place Three important duties of the where students are assay from their nev, university president p. 2 home. assay from their states and away from their countries. They come to En garde ... study and hind their career paths. It is also located in the middle of downtown San Jose, making tome in or near it. AhI very expensise. Many companies promising great Technology pay and small siorkloads with no ex- Review perience necessary adiertise on cam- Tungsten pus. Ads are posted on walls, left on E2 by students' windshields and placed in the palmOne classilied section ot the paper. p.6 "They don't state s'. hat you do. why you make so much money." said Jennifer Satiate!), a freshman majoring in ads ertising. "They don't even tell you what the business is." These ads otter -Ile sitsle hours- 01 es en say how :limb they t "s14 50 start- with 'Ill, eperieme inc., ess,ir s ur -will business name ttr (n Music Preview train.- Elie en the it Better Than Lira p. 6 type nit business is UM !ear omplete- ly nu it mentioned and the ti pc of work is %agile. Music PresteIC "We ty pi, ally ...all those blind ads.*** The SJSI' lospel said Laurie Storgan. Meet ,onsultant Lnsernble p. 6 at the Career Center. "You lust don't haie ,oncrete intsirmation about the posit', tits " Most ot these adienisings base an e-mail address so prospectise can- NI WS didates can do their homework before they call. "i0fi those ads, some are legitimate Organized Lifestyle% opportunities. hut sonic are question- SJSU student run, is Ii organizing business p. 4 able and s ague.- said l'here,a Law head, an employer relation, is.% talita at the 13)rru fun sitUl Daihi Stqtr Career Center "It the re %ague, they may he hiding Mini...thing or (maybe) they don't kin. is any better.' Shaulin Liu blocks a strike from her sparring partner with a glaive, a weapon used in the martial art of Naginata, during a San Jose Sonic , tint pal les. I ass head said, just State University Kendo Club practice on Tuesday. Liu, a visitor from Mountain View, practiced with the club for the day. SPOIlIS aren't %Cry ad sas is Other companies see it as an eco- nomical thing "Primarily. it ...Ises a lot ot space and goes more room rather than has mg a Baseball ompany logo." said Charles Cochran. demolish Spartans Animation team to compete in challenge the pilot tttfii e manager of Vector Gators p. 5 Marketing. a ,,tinpaiii that does not use its name in ads usualls charge per By Banks the 20115 (.artoon (.hallenge in kalatii,i/4444, Belt/, also knosin as the draw ing .1:use Albach line and the lout, takes ahoui Ins Mich. As Its. k %%mild haie it. Hein/ is "techni,ally Daily Stoff Writer Cos Man said that students call their The fist: anumawn illustration niapas the best at di iii IHg. the team said, hence the office and the receptionist will give %ill have three and a halt day to , leak: name and t Litlire isorkhnui them some more information about the a .111-second slibieta L'.0. in to "I'm em % nett to he is ith this group I think Imagine being locked in a small room positiOn Se., tor used to imitate the rate them Monday morninv I he finished pitshici the imagination is going to he huge. - Ileini tot Mice and a hall (lass with a drawing in their ads hut mans students telt mis- is due at fs p.m on I hilistia and the filtIges said ,14e. biainstor Rim militant animators led, he said named is ill announce the w inners On NlaS If, r he I lie 10 teams in the ,hallenge ,an lhOOSe and an ei c pits It is caring dictator "We %could post that they would Sparta Guide p. 2 grand pri/e. is Inch atualier Si St team won betiseen using three dimensional or tradi- Istinstani iii make this amount per appointment but in 2001. is in ,holarchips. tional 21) animation and hase at., es, to either 'this scenario mos sound like a had Austin most assume it meant per tuna." he said. Crossword p. ( 'arti sub is are modeled to he pub- Mat of PC 111,11101111s !Canis also Ws,. ess hisser. sequel, hut some Monday. 9 a. m.. the L's They take less tall, nois that they anilininaelnellIS. The subiect tor 10 111) animation sof tsi are. sti,11 as Nlai San Is ISe Stale nil% ersui!, Shrunkenlleads lic MA'S hide pas 1,ite hut Classifieds tutu ,otiii,lic. siis is don't in, callers are p. Animation team. to is horn y011 %sere lust 5.151". 2001 team is ,s slavery. and prink], introduced, is ill spend nearly tour days in As it gets, lose!. I ets exciting to think WWW.THESPAILIArisli 5.4 osi iin animation lab tit:lending UM-, title in we are going to do this.- said senior Tmi see ANIMATION, page 3 see JOBS, page 3 Taco stand told by city to close up shop Faculty member receives Officials say outdoor eatery first lecturer award violates zoning, health codes By Rachel Hill Ss the first rec intent. McGirr) 's !hilly Staff Writer passion for at. atlemia and her con- By Banks AlbaCh equate t tributions to the urns ersity makes III het the ideal model tor the new !huh; Stall Ii tutu Lino the 1101 a'.'. mid %Call Saidhme111,,1011 11 athematks les tuner Susan "Obi rowdy. a little mange that numerous Si',( lory re,ciied the lust I'm thrilled.- hot dog sendors roam the streets McClory said The difference between a ta,.44 Outstanding Lecturer Ass ad for around campus lie said he ilso -I'm es en more and a hot dog might Wein Inige her os ciii hellning iontributions to Neje, pondered the lecidennal excited about the 10 minus!tit us. But it you're lush her students and the university at a cull:mon he', misc. of ttis'ss'itit.i Ii fact that lecturer, Fhreatt. owner uuf SI. Me 'meting lurk heim 1pril 27 WW1 store and the 7 Fleeli sioun are being ft% lie 14Tpl and manager 4)1 the kit, hen at he I )iact.indoig Lecturer the sueet Wed tor the hist the t ermty Club On St:Send"' 30,11 d Is a men'. , t'lathe created :at* Threat' said he had to ask the time and it opens and San Salsador streets, the two San his,. State I 'rniersity tuu health Inspect, \I 'M(' questions the door tor all the snacks are tine and the same honor its f.hillty members and MeLORT after being , othet lecturers on A month ago. Ihreatt said their to higher Musa - "I'm glad you stopped Iss campus " the 1, It fold him that Ins three I kin tell me l'm not in complian, Ms('hmur ii .1 well-known LP month old taco stand nest to the "This lieu :Mad. recently es- Neal Wcitcrs Daily Staff hut could you please tell me the staple within her department, University Club w as in s tolation tablished hy the university, rec- difference between is taco and a which she has been a part of for ot a residential toning ordinance 4giii/es es. el !evict: in ha., ulmtsmtung Fred Threatt, the owner of the University Club on San Salvador and hot dog ''' he said he asked tilt. 25 years Currently, the math lec- More recently, he said the student learning. eommitmen1 fil Seventh streets, talks about why they are no longer allowed to serve inspector turer is selling as the coordinator health department told Threatt he students. and contributnims he tacos from a cart. The club removed Its taco cart from service after being was in S iolation id a health taille solid tea, hung." the unisersitv told that It was In violation of regulations from both the coning board 101 .in i's %%111010 see STAND, page 4 sSet, site said sire AWARD, page 4 and the health department. PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION THURSDAY MAY 5, 2(X)5 SJSUCK

competition gen Rivalries encourage creative HEY YOU, READ THIS. YOU KNOW YOU just limited to stupid college papers, either. zinc right now. USSR fell? Everything went down the drain and now WANNA. It's accepted and maybe even expected when Just think, that Ann Coulter thing in Newsweek everyone hates America. that This is me. trying to sell my opinion against the a tongue-in-cheek magazine such as Maxim gently calling out and undercutting Time's research is just But the lawmakers of the free world convene in two

undoubtedly magnificent editorial sitting under the ribs rival GQ's readership and creators in its mag. But one piece of evidence that they might hate each other. distinct groups Democrat and Republican and block of filler you see here. what about when the big boys come out Multiply that by the fact that on more than they alienate each other's constituents. Close-minded ii II It is my feeble attempt at competing with a more to play? several occasions they possibly omitted people in the parties follow them so blindly that they spectacularly written piece. It's petty. It's immature. A recent Newsweek piece on blogs similar jabs before press time, it's like see- make decisions without first considering facts. It's meaningless. read, "A recent Time magazine profile ing a cockroach there's probably 10 for We should view opposition as an opportunity for 11,11 And it's life. of right-winger Ann Coulter claimed every one you see. the fruition of new ideas, rather than the comfortable We all have rivalries. Competition guides us. But that it 'didn't find many outright Coulter I like the conflicts. In fact, I encourage continuation of narrow viewpoints. that there is a line we must recognize, that most of them errors' in her work: dailyhowlercom the role of the media as a watchdog and So who's the Spartan Daily's rival? and are pretty stupid, we need to be self-aware enough to helpfully points out several." Oh. snap! making sure Time's facts are straight. Procrastination. friei know the inane, faux hate is played up a little bit for Newsweek vs. Time, baby! Certain rivalries are great, in fact. For Oh, and deodorant, apparently. Yuck. wou the cameras. I don't doubt for a second that in instance, in the 1860s, when two sides of a wou Sports immediately come to mind. Giants vs. the bullpens and newsrooms across the KEVIN YUEN conflicted America finally boiled over into Dodgers? Lame. San Jose State University vs. Santa nation, writers and editors endlessly war, what ended up happening? Someone Clara? Really lame (Hey, where are the cameras to scream and rag on their counterparts freed the slaves. play up for?). Warriors vs. ... uh, themselves? Coke and competition. Fast forward to a century later. The superpowers Al vs. Pepsi? Star Wars vs. Star Trek? OK, moving on. The editors at Cat Fancy are probably yelling of USSR and America kept the world on two sides. Kevin Yuen is the Spartan Daily sports editor. Silly rivalries spilling over into journalism isn't something about "bitches" and Modern Dog maga- Communism vs. capitalism. What happened when the ".SISUCK" appears every Thursday.

Atte EDITORIAL Mac SPARTA GUIDE A plan Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three tena working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Kassing's new title could bring penc Bentel Hall. room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spartandaily4casa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space is al restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. team TODAY Hip Hop Congress stability, visibility to campus A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. School of Art and Design in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more an California State University Chancellor Charles new deans. That is a start. San, An art exhibition featuring student galleries will take information, call Wes Kuruhiva at 859-6479. Reed announced Friday that he will recommend skull place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For interim President Don Kassing as San Jose State Kassing said he is meeting with student groups Audi more information, call the gallery office at 924-4330. San Jose State Handball Club University's next permanent president. The CSU to get feedback on his proposed $65 fee increase, Handball games will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. ii iii Board of Trustees will decide May 11 whether to but to become an effective leader, the president will the It Justice Studies Department and Career Center at handball court 1 of the Event Center Sports Club. accept the chancellor's recommendation. have to be visible to the students at large. A career and internship fair will take place from Kassing, if he is named the new president, will The students need to see their president around 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Barrett Ballroom of the Stu- Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists have a lot of obligations and important issues to the campus. dent Union. Local private, federal and state agencies A meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Costanoan address, even though he will only remain at SJSU Simply having a permanent figurehead is not will be participating and offering various job and room of the Student Union. through 2007. The Western Association of Schools enough. internship opportunities. For more information, call and Colleges will complete SJSU's accreditation Without strong presidential visibility and in- Stacey Arnold at 924-6031. International Youth Fellowship this year, one of the most vital components to the volvement, students will feel disconnected from A Bible study and meeting will take place from power of students' degrees. the school as well as the leadership. Career Center 6:30 p.m. to it p.m. in the Ohlone room of the Kassing will need to make this campus the best An employment table will take place from 10 a.m. Student Union. it possibly can be, and to do that, he will have to This university has constantly been labeled to 2 p.m. in front of the Career Center. The Drug address three main problems on campus. a commuter school because of its high number Enforcement Agency and Target will be hiring. For Black Alliance of Scientists and Engineers of students who live far away from the campus. more information. call Laurie Morgan at 924-6017. A meeting will take place at 7 p.m. in the Guadalupe The many interim positions must be filled. Though the Campus Village project will help bring room of the Student Union. Several colleges within the university are without more students to the community, students must becat long-term deans and three of the vice presidents also feel welcomed by their professors. SJSU Faculty Christian Fellowship yet - bear the "interim" tag. By hiring more full-time faculty members. "Suffering and Death." will take place from noon to Cultural Heritage Center 1.1 In order for improvements to be made in stu- Kassing will help ensure students feel personally 1 p.m. in room 247 of the Engineering building. It A talk and book signing will take place from 7 p.m. lator, dents' academic programs, the colleges must have connected to the school. inuto is part 9 of the PBS video series "The Question of to 8 p.m. in rooms 225 and 227 of the Dr. Martin strong leaders who can implement those improve- Some part-time lecturers also teach on other aves God," which compares the worldviews of Sigmund Luther King Jr. Joint Library. Gregorio Mora-Torres ments. campuses, limiting their interaction with SJSU tsith Freud and C.S. Lewis. For more information, call will speak about his book, "Californio Voices: The The leadership does not end with the deans, students. the ft Buff Furman at 924-3817. Oral Memories of Jose Maria Amador and Lorenzo though, which is why the vice president positions Full-time professors and lecturers will give the iit Asisara." For more information, call Paul at must also be secured. students more of a relationship with those faculty 11. eyi Counseling Services 808-2636. At a press conference Wednesday, Kassing said members and help the campus build a stronger An AAAPI group meeting will take place from noon he was moving into the final phases of hiring two community. to I to 1:20 p.m. in Counseling Services of the Student Campus Greens .t huti Services Center. For more information, call A meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the 924-5910. Almaden room of the Student Union. This is our last WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ meeting of the semester. Catholic Campus Ministry Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. "Faith Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Formation" will take place at 6 p.m. Scripture A Bible study will take place at 7:3(1 p.m. in reflection will take place at 7 p.m. The Alpha Omega Costanoan room of the Student Union. For more Student Fellowship will meet at 8 p.m. in the lounge. information, call Chantra at 472-2465. All events will take place in the Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more information, call Father Campus Crusade for Christ Mike Carson at 938-1610. "Nightlife." a time for worship, prayer, fellowship and hearing the word will take place at K p.m. at the School of Music Spartan Memorial. For more information, call Mark "The Listening Hour" concert series will take place Depoid at 421-9281. from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Music building Concert Hall. 11 will feature the SJSU Concert Choir FRIDAY directed by Elena Sharkova. For more information. call the music office at 924-4673. Chemistry Club SJSU's first annual chess championship will take Chinese Mandarin Bible Fellowship place at noim in room 505 of Duncan Hull. The A meeting will take place from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in entry fee is $1 for SJSU students and 52 for students the Montalvo room of the Student Union. off-campus. "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" by Elizabeth Nguyen will not appear today. L.W

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ROBERT SOTO National 151.5 NJ DU, SPAR I I WW1( 114.51%1.11H Director 1408 J 914-3181 I 941113403110( 15 I \ Y 5. 2005 THURSDAY NEWS 3 SPARTAN DAILY PAGE JOBS - Some students have bad experiences with ads MYSJSU - Gateway server protects student information continued from page 1 ences such as the one described by "The company doesn't want continued from page 1 "A tirewall works closely with Dunelsky said student accounts Sabaten take place, there are ways to know that you like all men or a router program and examines lock after a specific number of un- to pick out the genuine ads from all women. They want to know genuinely interested w hen they do. Ninh Pham-Hi, director of each network packet to determine successful login attempts. the false ones. specifically what you know about Citchran said. Internal Control and the informa- whether to forward it toward its "This setup precludes success- Many students are just so eager them, why you are into them, why Sahaten said she knew someone tion security officer at SJSL'. said destination.- Dunefsky said. "It is fully running programs designed to get a job that they have the at- you want to date them, why them. that had inquired about a position SJSU would assess the extent of often installed in a specially des- to crack passwords." Dunefsky titude. "I'm willing to do anything and you better have an answer," at one of these types of compa- the information loss, notify au- ignated computer separate from said. to get my foot at the door." Morgan Morgan said. rest of the network no nies. thorities, notify those whose in- the so that Students are advised by said. While going after any job that's incoming requests can "He had to go to meetings and formation was exposed and give get directly Dunefsky to create passwords that "It's not such a good idea for presented is not advised, especially at private network resources." was instructed on how to sell them information as to which acquaintances wouldn't be able to students to cast their nets hop- one that is vague in terms of what Firewalls. Pham-Hi said, along items like satellite TV," she said. steps they should take subsequent guess. ing to catch anything that's in it," a person would be doing, Cochran with passwords and MSC's moni- " They (the company) told to such exposure. "Passwords with the names him Morgan said. "Students should be said he thinks students won't stick toring "One of unusual traffic, make it of pets or people close to you that he should target his family more focused and targeted, more around long enough to be nega- thing people should do are generally bad passwords." and friends. In turn, his family and intentional of their objective. tively affected. nowadays is to check their credit Dunefsky said. friends would pay monthly, he Focus their energy on the type of "The typical college student is rating periodically and verify all It is also recommended. Pham- would get a cut and the company job they really want." intelligent." Cochran said. "If the transactions on their monthly bank "Passwords with Hi said, to not share identifications would get an even bigger cut." Morgan compares job searches opportunity is not present, they statements," Pham-Hi said. to Although these had experi- to dating. take off." Pham-Hi said to prevent such the names of pets and passwords with anyone or an incident, SJSU information write them down on pieces of pa- technology departments put a high ... are generally per that could be lost. ANIMATION - Team will work for three and a half days priority on providing a safe and Dunefsky said prior to Fall secure computing env ironment for bad passwords." 2003. S.M. students used their social security numbers as their continued from page 1 ideas. said senior David Coffman. in any artists cap, said Professor all SJSU students. not But it all else fails, Coffman is the Courtney Granner, animation-il- Dunefsky said students' infor- Mike Dunefsky, identification numbers a mation is safeguarded With the so practical approach, especially After Effects and Photoshop and idea go-to-guy, the rest of the team lustration program director. hest practices for protecting com- if numbers were exposed because Macromedia's Flash. admits. Coffman also focuses on "By sending this team to the technology puter data. of hackers. Although the Shrunkentleads background and scene drawing. festival, they learn the ability to "Student information is not "Since SJSU 's migration to plan on bringing some basic ma- Also a wearer of slip-on Vans, collaborate and to solve complex director readily accessible except to se- PeopleSon, the student ID is Li terials, quit as light boxes and but with bumblebees on his shoes problems." he said. lect system users on campus with randomly assigned number and pencils. no preparation of any sort instead of bones, Coffman dons "It's as close to a professional a business need for this access," social security is no longer used is allowed. nor would it help. the a yellow T-shirt with two color- experience as these students can hard for hackers to get through the for students." wom said. ful roosters on the front who are get because it squeezes every- Dunefsky said. system. as an identifier said. "Basis allv, ssc ate siartine from attacking each other. Under the thing into three- and- a- half days. Dunefsky said MySJSU takes Dunefsky said it would he dif- Dunefsky student information and stores it Pham-Hi said social secu- ss ratch.- said senior Niegall Kelly. picture. the shirt reads: "Derby You have to produce work at your ficult for an individual to hack into in a secured database. rity numbers should be used only. n ardent proponent ot sip iii Champ Battlecock." highest ability." MyS1S1.: unless he or she obtained \ ans. Hers are pink si il si lute Admitting that he isn't a Sleep for the Shrunkenheads The secured database. Dunefsky- specific student information w hen absolutely necessary. skulls Along with lumor Lauren cockfighting lobbyist, but rather won't be on the agenda until the said, is on a secure server located "If you hate a student's user To prevent future problems Andrews. Kell) ssill ti in primar- Ifetplent thrift-store shopper. clock strikes 6 p.m. on Thursday. at an outsourced data center that is identification and password. you w 1th inhirmation security. Pham- ily iii alliftlat log the draw ings alter Coif man said the story idea is the they said. protected by multiple tirewalls. can access that indit idual's grades. Hi said the CSL' system. along the learn dint:lops a stirs idea. most important part of the cartoon Starting on Monday, they will Pham-Hi said a firewall is a financial aid status, class schedule. with SJS1', is aware of impending This is a good opportunity, challenge. sleep in shifts on skinny cots and set program located at a network account balance and run an advis- information security risks. to work together and under pie... "It v.,: hate a good story idea run across the street to shower in gateway server that protects the ing report.- Dunefsky, said. "You -SJSU is continuously adding sure.'' the big -haired and soh - then eyerything else will fall into a hotel room and they expect food resources of the private network would also he able to see the stu- safeguards and procedures to pro- p ken Andrews said, wearing a place.- Coffman said shortly vouchers for restaurants in down- from users of other networks. dent's address and change it." tect our students." Pham-Hi said. Iuiui of Tim Burton's "Ovster before he left for swing dance town Kalamazoo, the team said. tti practice. "You're not going to get Despite the impending peril. Hie more mildlv dressed Disney quality in four days." the Shrunkenheads are optimistic and upbeat about the challenge. K"'""ntin AbadItc. or "The *Fhat doesn't seer>, to worry CHECK US OUT AT fictamt." as the rest ot the team Das id Chat. an SJSU animation- After working together for attec lintel, named him. special illustiation lecturer who will ar- more than hve years. the team t/es in post poiLluction and. sv ell. rive to Kalamaeoti on Thursday displays a chemistry' essential to WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM dictating. fin the festival. creattY it). "We can't prepare for anything "Once they get there, they won't And there is not short- because we don't know the-story have time to react - the training age of humor in a room full of yet - not a clue," he said just takes over," he said, quoting Shrunkenheads. lake man) of his !cll.'s% dic- the used car salesman in the action "I'm just looking forward to [atop, Ahadnes Linde' stands the moY ie "True Lies," which stars being locked in the same room for importance ot symbidism and on. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. three and a half days with these aces he proudly wears a 1 -shirt Again speaking in riddles, he add- people." Kelly said to a table full w oh the Shrunkenheads logo on ed that the team faces more than of laughter. lw front. just competition. He did leave the largely cosmet- "Animation isn't about bat- eye pats Ii at home. how e% er. ding.- Chau said. LANGUAGES INSTITUTE "Vv e are going lett there It vim want to defeat someone to have km. represent the you use a ho-staff. Animation is INCORPORATED La.hool, the ilepartment and the about harnessing the powers of In the heart old*, itheon ShrunkettlfeadMen Club." he the imiYerse " FRENCH ad SPANISH Awes said, referring to the amination-il- Needless to say, the for children and dabs. lustration club at SIM Shrunkenheads said they thor- i/ Fran& soca .nMi> Bay Area Almost immediately after oughly enjoy taking Chai's class accreoled Dy tle On/inter, receis mg a cartoon suhiect on sections. 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Outback Steakhouse school, but will also be good in roles taking her from the class- McClory said she enjoys com- but said it was difficult her future, when she has to work room podium to the administra- ing to work in the morning and is to work around her around her family's schedule. Many students and adults tor's chair. Despite leaving the very fortunate to have a job that school schedule. In the summer. Laning plans to can barely organize their days, classroom. McClory's influence she loves. "I was looking for work for more clients. After the let alone their homes, offices or on the remedial math program is McClory's job requires her a job that had decent summer, Laning will take what lives. undeniable. to interact with many first-year hours," Laning said. she hopes to be her final semes- of re- Ashleigh Liming, a 23-year- As the coordinator, McClory students who are in need When Laning gets ter at San Jose State University old senior majoring in recreation is in charge of all department mediation in math. Freshmen a new client, she tells in the fall and then complete her with an event planning emphasis. functions, including hiring facul- students begin to interface with them her school sched- internship with the SabeiCats next be- on the other hand, said organizing ty members McClory ule and they figure out spring. has always come easy to her. and devel- fore their first compatible hours. Sometimes, she said, she finds So, in July 2004, Laning be- oping the semesters of -I inform them that it hard to want to keep going to came a professional organizer, curriculum. college start (school) is the most school because she already has and continue starting her own business, called The admin- important thing." her career. Liming said she'd "I tell people I have "Organized Lifestyles." Laning's istrator said unti l they Laning said. "I've never quit, however, because she finish the job description is explained in she has not been very fortunate wants to get her degree. math her slogan. "1 organize your life been a lec- more fun at work medial that they are very un- Because her major's focus is so you have time to live it." turer for program. derstanding." event planning. Laning is looking This regu- "I help them utilize their more than than is legally While in school, at, eventually, doing both organiz- lar interaction space.," whether it's a closet, a ga- five years. Laning works ing and event planning. has earned rage or an office, Laning said. but remains allowed. This is Mondays after classes. Since starting Organized McClory the Laning visits with her clients in constant Fridays and occasion- Lifestyles. Luning said she has reputation of and the area they need organized. contact with what I do." ally on weekends. learned a lot about what it takes to eas- She then comes up with a system, her students, being "You have to run a business. ily accessible such as a filing system. and pur- which she schedule yourself if Laning said she has learned and a friend chases the materials she needs said is very Zilch Beecher / Daily Staff you want to make any how to work with and meet the in the mas- to organize their area and "help important to Susan McClory, money," Luning said. various needs of clients, some- sive admin- them clear their clutter." her. Ashleigh Laning, a junior majoring in "If I can work my cli- thing you can't learn in the class- istrative pool Laning's biggest client is McClory lecturer recreation, owns her own business called ents around my school room. that resides Ramune Ambmzaitis, owner of instructs an Organized Lifestyles. Laning redoes people's schedule, then that's As an independent contrac- in most col- the San Jose SaberCats Arena indepen- lifestyles by re-organizing their filing ways. "I even better." tor. Laning said she has also had leges. Football League team and wife dent online even have my own business license," she said. Taking on all of her to learn about the taxes ins Red McClory of John Fry. a founder of Fry's math course tasks isn't difficult for when having your own business, is involved in several academic Electronics. Ambrozaitis said where she works one-on-one Laning because she's as well as advertising. To ad- organizations and programs out- having Liming help with "paper- with many of her students. First- offering national conferences for so organized to begin with. said vertise. Lining said she uses the work, space planning (and) reor- year student Cecille Almeda took side her job, including serving people like her. Jobe Hunter, u junior majoring in wiird-of-mouth method. Creating ganization" is "very important for She then began reading books McClory's Independent Studies as an academic senator for the recreation and a close classmate coupons for her business, such as Science and being a someone who's trying to organize and doing research online about course and worked one-on-one College of of Lining. five hours of organizing for $100, their life." the field. Laning has since oh- with the instructor. member of the Early Assessment While she has a pretty full load has also helped her get clients. Ambrozaitis said Laning can taimd her business license and "She pushed me to be more Program and the Instruction and this semester, "her stress doesn't With all of the ness: experiences "take a project and run with it." has begun networking with wom- responsible," Almeda said. "She Student Affairs Committee. show." Hunter said. and her lose for what she does, "It's very valuable," en who have started their own cares for your work and how The recognized lecturer said If stressed from anything, it Liming can't imagine lwr future Ambrozaitis said. businesses. you progress in the math depart- she has focused her career on would be school rather than her without her business. Gay Timmons. another client From them she learned that ment." everything involved in first-time job. Hunter said. "But she's able "I can see myself doing this for of Luning, is the owner of Oh. Oh some personal organizers charge McClory's relationship with students' experiences at the col- Liming to manage it all because of her or- my whole life." Laning said. "It's Organics in Los Gatos. Laning has up to $70 per hour. though students lasts beyond their du- lege. charges $25 per hour. ganizational experience." my passion. I organize myself all worked to help Timmons organize ration in her program. She said "The committees I choose to Before Laning became a pro- Luling said being her own the time." many former students contact be a part of are primarily those her business, working with her on her to get various information that focus on students and what a weekly basis. unrelated to the math department we need to do to make their en- "(Laning) is absolutely ef- because they know she is always vironment (and) learning better," ficient and she delivers exactly willing to talk.The award recipi- McClory said. how she says she is going to ent is passionate about her work McClory is also a gradu- and if you want to start your and views her position as more ate earning both her bachelor's own business, that's the way than just a job. degree and master's degree in to do it," Timmons said. "It's "This is definitely my drug mathematics at San Jose State about delivering your promise of choice." McClory said. "I tell University. and she does it." While she had been organiz- ing for others for four years, it wasn't until someone sug- STAND - Owner won't fight violations gested that Lanning start her own business that she took it plained I haven't heard of any- continued from page 1 seriously. Before that, Lanning one getting sick." Threatt said. said she didn't know that being Although Obadiah Erwin is a Without a roof, a bird flying an organizer was an occupa- cook at the University Club, he overhead could "s--- right in the tion, nor did she know that a said the tacos were tasty. taco makings," Threatt recalled national association for pro- "They were good. I used to eat the inspector saying. fessional organizers existed. "What's stopping that same them a lot." he said. bird from sh on a hot dog "We were just getting to be stand?" Threatt said he told the like a restaurant and getting traf- 2 REG )( /I LOWS 1-1)1.1 inspector. fic." Threatt said. & ON!. tR1.1 ( 001\11 Nevertheless, the $4.50 plates "Shouldn't everyone focus on with two tacos, rice and beans creating a neighborhood that is friendly to the university environ- are no more, and Threatt doesn't tr,re have any plans to fight the viola- ment?" .a tion. He said the whole situation is pretty hard to believe. "I can't imagine anyone com- Be HEARD San JOSC Slate LI,..11D0 SJSUoemit,I In not one of the herd. Relocate to the Sacramento Area

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CALL 4011.524.3277 05 /05 ri) PAGE 6 - SPARTAN DAILY AEtE THURSDAY - MAY 5. 2005 Organizer needs supporting cast Better than before the By Ling-Mei By Sarah Holcomb "Lifetime" is currently one of Wong Daily Staff. Writer top picks on VIII. Daily Opinion Editor During a typical show. Griffin said the band plays five or six songs The southern boys of Better from its new album, but enjoys Sexy, sleek and lightweight, the Tungsten E2 Than Etra are coming to down- playing the older songs as well. by palmOne elicits sighs of admiration. toss n San Jose Friday to rock "I don't gel it when bands say But if your heart is set on buying a PDA. it Zoc1s Nightclub. But don't ex- they don't want to play their old doesn't have to be this one. pect mellow twangy melodies songs,- Griffin said. "Our old The Tungsten E2 sells for $249. comparable songs have been good to us." Griffin said the band tries to open I VII It 11 I VII 11/ with a different song each night. to an Apple iPod niini's price of $199. this is a rock 'n' roll band. "We try to keep each night's set It's the second generation of the Tungsten The band is touring to promote different." Griffin said, adding that E. with a more detailed color screen, Bluetooth its upcoming album. "Before the there are certain ways to go about wireless capability and 32 MB of RAM. Robots." due to be released creating the set list for the night. The datebook, address book and memo pad May 31. "You have the hallmarks of your features on the Tungsten E2 are standard on any. Lead singer Kevin Griffin said show these three songs in a row PDA. A basic black -and-white screen PDA. the new album is a combina- they work together as far as pacing such as a Palm like, sells for $29.99 at Fry's tion of the sounds and textures goes," Griffin said. "The set has to Electronics after rebate. from the band's last two albums. be paced well. We come out with For the PDA to be more than a glorified day "Closer" and "How Does Your some up-tempo songs. then bring it planner, it needs a lot of accessories. Garden Grow." down, but if you're not careful you This PDA tries to be a laptop. MP3 player, Simply put. Griffin said. "I can have a few mid-tempo songs in photo viewer and day planner all rolled in one. think if you like Better Than a row and if one of them is a new With the purchase of a memory expansion 1(larn Heyman / Daily Staff Ezra then you're really going to song. that's an easy way to lose card the cheapest 64 MB one selling for The Tungsten E2 ($249) functions as a datebook, address book, memo pad, MP3 player and like it. If you never liked Better people." $24.99 on palmOne's Web site users can store photo viewer. The Uni !Wireless Keyboard ($69) is sold separately. Than Ezra, you probably won't To most, the creation of a set MP3s, photos and video clips on their PDAs. like it." list sounds complicated, scientific Headphones are sold separately as well. a laptop though. Si/e may be the only advan- E2 that gives it "must-have" status. That's good news for Better even but not for Griffin. The Tungsten E2 includes Data Viz Documents tage a PDA has 0% Cr a laptop. An example of a successful product would Than Ezra fans. "It's not it's rock 'n' roll." To Go software, allowing users to run Microsoft This PDA and its folding keyboard, plus a 64 be the Apple iPod. It plays music well, being The first single from the new Griffin said. "Just like anything. Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the PDA MB memory expansion card for MP3s and pic- able to play thousands of songs for 12 hours. album. titled "Lifetime.- was YOU learn how to do something and transfer them to a computer. tures, would cost approximately $344. less than The Tungsten E2. with a 64 MB memory actually recorded on the band's right, a set list is something you It's a pretty package, but it tries too hard to any I1CW hIpil/f) w computer. expansion card, can't hold many songs and last album. "Closer." but the learn from experience." be everything that most students already own. Unfortunately. a computer is needed to put may not last 12 hours with its high-resolution label that produced the album Better Than Ezra first hit the In order to take notes with the PDA alone. MP3s into the FDA's memory. screen. went bankrupt and the single was scenes in the late 'Ms when they a student would have to frantically jab at the Pictures and % ideos would require a digital Ironically, the one thing going for the never released. released a couple small, self- screen with the stylus. camera, which requires more money. Tungsten E2 is its rechargeable lithium-ion In the production of "Before produced demo projects. The It does not look cool to poke the screen And the Bluetooth wireless capabilities of battery. the Robots." Griffin said the band first label -produced album was spastically. the faux-leather covering obscures the Tungsten E2 require wireless access. While battery life depends on what pro- was encouraged by its friends in "Deluxe.- which was produced the screen and tapping at the screen may draw There's also a program called "Dialer" on grams are used. the Tungsten E2 survived a radio to rerecord "Lifetime- and by an independent label first, then glares rather than stares. the PIM. %%Inch seems to be a Voice Over week of daily use before it needed its battery release it as a single. reissued by Elektra two years While accessories such as folding keyboards Internet hotocol poigrain. or Internet tele- recharged. "On a whim we decided to re- later. The single from that album. are available. a laptop does fine for taking notes phone Sel% ice. But there's no need to pay $249 for a color recorded it." Griffin said. It was "Good- reached the top of the in class. The only compatible keyboard for the This PDA needs a wht Ile lot of accompany- PDA that lasts fore% er as a pricey day planner a little faster, little more rock. We Billboard charts. 'tungsten E2 is palmOne's Universal Wireless ing tech toys to he more than a shiny organizer. and so-so MP3 player. redid it and we thought, 'You The concert starts at 7 p.m. Keyboard. which costs $69.99 at palmOne's For a technological product to attain "must- Don't buy this PDA. While its design and know it's a great song. we need Friday at Zoe's Nightclub. Tickets Web site. hate'' status. it has to do one thing well. battery life are excellent, its extra functions to give it a shot . at the door are $20 each. $15 if A keyboard and PDA are more compact than "Mere is nothing unique it, the Tungsten require too many accessories. The muss. video for purchased in advance

Gospelers to sing for Mothers Camera f,77/11,Tlif V1A DAVE MATTHEWS BAND in a number of event,. including By Lauren Bosch IlIa,11034 ORME participation in the Conceit for Daily Stuff Writer KONIONI Of NUNN 3TA Nn World Peace. which %%as directed HOUSE *Cu by master trumpeter and SJSt1 nom mums, wys Artist -in-Residence Eddie Gum.'. 'Fhe sounds of gospel music TOO iiRP*OtuN Since becoming dues tor ot the will till Grace Baptist Church on VALK IfARROTS Of MIMI. HILL group four years ago. Roberts has Ii day iii liuuiioi ol Mother's Day. DEAR FRAME Rt0111f111 FOR A DREAM . Flit' (ii ',Tel Jan Ensemble of San become an ads ocate tor perlec- tion from her gimp. She ICS to Jose State Unisersit still sin a CRASH expose the members to all ihi It er- Sal Ste, 2 30 ent kinds of Al ric an Ante' is an sti dis else selection of music for all cred music. which ink lude gospel pieces, hymns and spnituals CRASH in attendance. HITCHHIKER'S GuSh TO TIN MAU . a -Our congregation has had a The group is made up it s a- nety of students 'tinging iii oge. MUM ill HUSTLE long relanimship with the univer- ME IMO MCI UPON A TIM majors and experience in musk sity i.ominunity in many different DON'T MOVE A ways." said Ni dodl -Ray Mathews. The only requirement to lake the pastor it ( Mks. Baptist Church. class is some experieme in sing- S SH; OLD SOY ing or playing an instrument Igr CROUS "Fin a relan el v new pastor here KIHGOOKI Of HOMO The concert. an idea hum and I %atm.(' to explore new ways HOUSE Of PM Mathews. has heen a project to participate in actismes with the DIE INTERPRITIP that both sides hope will ben- university We're hoping to have Ill STAN Of OH MON efit each group. Robots said. them perform again next year for a AAWITYILIIHORPOP Money raised from Mc es em benefit ciincen as %ken. - RIIIOIDA FOR A WW1 will go tins:1rd bringing must he concert. a pre -Mothers C7 clans to the students and the (lass PER DAYS , Day concert. will tot us on African Nov 'that On American sat i ed music and will and the event still hong students include special tributes to mothers and community members to the church. within the,inuliuiiity STAR WARS "Vse ss ill he recognizing wom- EPISODE 111 en is ithin the congregation. - Mathews said. The tot us, be said, would be on those "...in their 70s. MO'. and 11,*11 t FOOD BUFFET 40s who base been mothers to -rope. kos our chinch or a long time." Ihe CIPselllhh: it ill perform tvpes 14 musk . includ- %lee WPS1-1111Cial, Meat on you bkthday ing traditumal and lIndemporary tth a valid photo ID Must be gospel pieses, spirituals, hymns accompanied by one paying adult, Not Valid wan cony other discounts. coupon Of pf0a10110W. and anthems, as well as tradi- tional Atm an songs. In its fourth year under the di- &loftier's Day Open AU Day rection ol SJS1 alumna Virginia CAITIPONd dna witi vs on Moshe, s Day and ft.( ewe a c omptimenkiry bow. Roberts. the group is committed . 3.47.1, Lt,pi, k.n1 or.d trrnRed leon.. mi. Ii, community ins olsement. g11.111=Th.Houjrs. 11 00 AM lacettA( The Price Weekend Dinner HAW f -Each sse usually do wk. 01 k oncerts in the COT- Roberts said. "We've [HE NEW STUDIO ALBUM FEATURING 1 4 NEW SONGS dime Ink: in January for an out INCLUDING AMERICAN BABY & DREAMGIRL program for young teenage SII3SMBring this coupon ' girls called the Images program. 41or and In the concert hall, which is and receive a free soda IN STORES 05.1 0.05 our requirement. We also have a with your valid Student or Faculty ID, member of our ensemble. Kendra ON TOUR THIS SUMMER Miedema. who is a member of (promotion ends on May. 31, 2005) ' ,n/WW. DAVEMATT Ft t-i El AND .00 t WWW.RCAPECOTRID Ii',' church and I has e some musk Oiler% Iii iii different ma- CONCORD CUPERTINO DALY CITY PLEASANTON SAN JOS/ ims SIMIC and athletes and from Sunraiey Vat P.P., Po. P,00* III0Ifo StonOirelo UTR tos171717)4 the community is well." 40 SvnvollHA WIN 10113N WI Pfl 1101 Torfire.ntpno 134* SIonomE,A ISO fo.710e U.S I he group has also performed POS SOS 671113 Pr.," 0,1 PA 0,1 ION 446 3410 450/ NMI 475 4604100 2,013D,