Spartans earn WAC berth Rich Taylor plays hero again; last-second shot propels SJSU to post-season tournament By Mike Traphagen the first time in 16 years. Now the Spartans and six rebounds. "1 was on the right wing, Jean) in the post. Rich passed by mc, I saw he SJSU guard Tito Addison, who led the Spartan Daily Senior Staff Writer will appear in their first Western Athletic Marmet (Williams) passed me the ball and no was open and it reminded me of last year. I Spartans in scoring with 17 points, made a Conference Tournament after Taylor's 17- one was open so I shot it. The only thing dif- just threw the ball SAN DIEGO Lightning has struck over to him and he made layup and Taylor followed with one of his foot jumper with five seconds remaining on ferent than last year was that I was twice for Spartan center Rich Taylor. inside the it. own to cut the deficit to 63-61. Spartan the clock Thursday beat San Diego State three-point line. 'Met' has really taken care of The Spartans scored the last eight points to sophomore Last year, Taylor hit a three-pointer as the Thomas Lowery, who ended with University, 65-63. halt slate Aztec comeback that put San Diego clock expired to propel the SJSU men's bas- eight points, then scored on a put-back to tie "It was like the same thing as last year," Williams added: "The set play was to set a State ahead 63-57 with four minutes left in the ketball team into the NCAA Tournament for game at 65. said Taylor, who finished with eight points back screen to get the ball to (Olivier Saint- the game. See WAC, page 8 VOLUME 1.011, NO. 26 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2 8 , 1 9 9 7 SPORTS INSIDE Gymnasts break Alpha Phi house: down barriers Building foundations fit Page 6 Page 8 41, Serving San Jose State University Since 1934
SPARTAN aILY 'Ti! the Lasers shine again Clash agrees to stay Spartan Stadium, team to sign three-year contract By Jana Seshadri Spartan Daily Staff Writer
The city of San Francisco offered a home for the Clash in the 'City by the Bay', but South Bay soccer fans can put their fears to rest. The San Jose Clash will not move to San Francisco; the team will remain in San Jose, at least for the upcoming season, and play its home games at Spartan Stadium. "Yes,we were approached by San Francisco last fall," said Clash General Manager Peter Bridgwater. "But, San Jose is our home; we like it here and I don't see the team moving ... at least, not in the foreseeable future." The team is about to enter into a three-year agreement with the Spartan Stadium, which will likely be signed in about two to three weeks, according to Bridgwater. Spartan Shops, which owns the stadium, rents out the facility to the Clash for $35,000 to $50,000 a game, depending on game attendance. According to Ron Duval, executive director of Spartan Shops, the terms of the agreement have not yet been publicized. But he is optimistic that the agreement will be signed soon. "Our biggest concern now is trying to get the field widened,"said Bridgwater, referring to the 63-yard field width which is not conducive to good soccer. "A field width of 70 yards is ideal for soccer," said Bridgwater, who served as the San Francisco venue exec- utive director for World Cup USA 1994. Soccer is designed to be played on a wide enough field, giving the PHOTO Os Asuc CRASS Spartan Daily 22 players on thc field enough maneuverability and space Trisha Stafford walks down the hallway in the San Jose State University Event Center ended Tuesday when they lost their second straight playoff game to the Columbus to tackle offense and defense. to the Lasers locker room during a recent home game. The Lasers' inaugural season Quest, 81-69. See season wrap-up on pages 4-5. According to Don Kassing, an administrative vice See Clash, page 8 Pot club ROTC decision deadline extended comments, no determination will be town agreement which enables SJSU Solomon Amendment if they didn't faces Department of Defense officials made." students to take ROTC courses at bring back ROTC. Carr Said with renewed, ongoing Santa Clara University. The Academic Senate decided to waiting to respond to Caret's letter dialogue between the Department of Buerger said earlier that Caret is phase out ROTC in 1994 because of delays Defense and Assistant to the attempting to extend the arrange- the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. A defense official said By Catherine Spencer the depart- President Dan Buerger, both sides are ments with SCU, which are set to The Senate found the policy vio- By Dennis Knight Spartan Daily Staff Writer ment has postponed any action until Spartan Daily Staff Writer working to resolve the R( 11 C issue. expire some time in 1999. lated the university's principle of it has had time to review and respond On Monday, the Senate took a Fhere are Still a lot of ambiguities non-discrimination because homo- The Department of Defense to a letter it received Plans for a Cannabis Buyer's from President stance similar to Caret when it unan- in the law," said Senator James Brent. sexuals are not allowed to express deferred Thursday's deadline requir- Robert Caret on Feb. 19. Club in San Jose have hit a snag imously passed a resolution declaring "The Academic Senate is not going to their sexual orientation and kept ing San Jose State University to rein- "Caret has argued as club officials found out that the univer- SJSU is not an anti -ROTC campus revise R(Yrc unless we know for sure intact a long-standing prohibition of state Reserve ()fiker Training Corps, sity (SJSU) does Thursday they do not have a not have an anti - and pledged its support to any appro- if we are in violation and going to lose homosexuals in the military. temporarily sparing about $18 mil- R4 ill business license as they had previ- policy," said Bill Carr, assis- priate actions Caret may need to take. federal funds." lion in federal grants and contracts tant secretary ously thought. of assession policy. 'Pie university allows RtY11.: SJSU officials were warned the that were threatened. we Santa Clara County Cannabis "While are considering Caret's recruiters on campus and has a cross- university may be in violation of the Club officials paid the $154.50 fee for a business license tax, but they have not been granted a per- mit to conduct business in San Out of Sync to Kevin spring Jose, according Tomorrow Five to spend The .sear 2000 ma% Pursglove, director of communi- cations for Mayor Susan bring cloning, more Native American Hammer. athletic woe to SJSU art displayed as University of Ghana pay the business at "When you Page 2 license tax, you receive a business Santa Clara By Gloria Magada mg academic classes. African American Studies 180 taught tax certificate. This is not a busi- Weather watch University presents Spartan Daily Staff Writer "All SJSU students can participate by Imara. ness license permit. From what I Up to 3.75 im hes Sioux photography in the program and visit Ghana for a An application and letters of rec- understand, it generally takes Five students from San Jose State semester, but the DuBois scholarship ommendations are required. Students of rain expected over about two months to get a busi- University will be spending the spring program is designed to increase the most suitable for the program are ness permit," Pursglove said. the weekend semester at the University of Ghana participation of minority students those who arc flexible to adjust to uni- "It's totally understandable Page 3 in West Africa. (particular African American) in versal circumstances, willing to com- that the difference between a The trip is being sponsored by the international study," said Nchanda mit themselves for three semesters business tax and a business MI Chaos delayed DuBois Scholarship Program, a three Imara, student development specialist and have a GPA of at least 2.50. license could be misunderstood," semester academic/internship/inter- Commission defers and coordinator of the DuBois In addition to meeting require- Pursglove said. national study abroad project. At the Scholarship Program. ments, they must come up with their also arisen Problems have discussion on group University of Ghana, the students will This is the second year Imara will own funds for all expenses. The stu- location of the club regarding the home, zoning codes have the opportunity to do intern- be taking a group of students abroad. dents will be staying at residential in San Jose, a at 147 Race Street I T4 ships at schools to assist teachers and In preparation for the trip, all stu- areas with other Ghanaian families. Page 3 other volunteer projects while attend- See Pot, page 8 dents have been required to take See Ghana, page 8
4 Friday, February 28, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State university SPARTAN DAILY Planning Commission calls errant landlords to task n its effort to swap out multi-family The area mapped out for the amortiza- rental housing in Central San Jose." The group continued, "We feel that this housing for more single-family housing, tion plan is between 13th street next to Editorial _I Well not exactly, but it sure makes a few discriminates against people of lower an Jose's Planning Department is send- Coyote Creek, which includes the SJSU heads snap up. The landlords hoped to get income, fixed income, the elderly, students, ing a clear message to absent rental campus and is located in the heart of the large crowds to show u at the and minorities." land- make planning lords: In order for you to continue renting, plan. improvements on the rental properties commission meeting Wednesday night. Not exactly, but inattentive slumlords and ignore their expect to jump through the hoops necessary If these landlords don't get the new per- tenants' needs need not When dealing with so many questioning could claim they are being persecuted. to get a Conditional Use Permit that will mits by June 30,2000. SJSU's already abom- apply. faces at the meeting, the Planning It is time for the haphazard mismange- allow renting to continue. inable student-housing problem will become Landlords frustrated with having to Commission decided to "defer the issue for ment of rental properties around the SJSU renew It is a move that we support. downright ugly. permits have begun to organize the further discussion." campus to end. If landlords don't jump How high off the ground is the Planning troops. The Renaissance Women also described SJSU and its neighbors can hopefully and get new per- Women mits, according to the proposed amortization Department going to hold those hoops that Renaissance Property the entire plan as "down zoning," explaining breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that these ordinance, San Jose State University students landlords have to jump through? Management Systems distributed a letter to that everyone renting in the central area "will errant landlords will be held accountable. tenants and the public stating, can expect an even tougher time finding a Pretty high, but exactly how high is still "The City has be forced out into an already inadequate room to rent near campus. unclear. Slum landlords -- those that do not proposed an ordinance that will eliminate rental market."
Filling your car's gas HOW ELSE PO YOU EXPLAIN BLOOD WITH The judicial system tank doesn't have much too lenient on to empty your wallet MY DNA PRESENT Al' THE CRIME SCENE 7.72 on he road today costs a fortune. repeat sex offenders payments, insurance and hopes for justice. Everyone wants the we repairs, the Everyone Kheeprverage nge college car nstudent t can hardly afford to put judicial system to serve us. Unfortunately, too washer fluid in their car, let alone gasoline. many criminals are set free, including sex offend- So when they pull up to the pump and see three quite ers different prices for seemingly the same gasoline, what are They need to serve longer prison terms so people can they to do? stop living in fear. Jeff Mandl, a mechanical engineering student and In 1978, a 15-year-old girl was raped and mutilated. USMC Lance Corporal, wondered the exact same thing. Larry Singleton, a seaman, chopped off her arms below So he turned to me, The Cat Guy. the elbow. What's appalling is he only served eight years Contrary to what gasoline of a maximum I4-year sen- companies would like you to tence. As a result of his free- believe, for most passenger cars dom, a woman is dead. there really isn't a huge differ- At present, a crime like his ence between the three grades would have earned a life prison of gasoline other than the cost. term. But somehow present Grades are based entirely laws aren't strict enough. More on the octane (power produced needs to be done to protect per unit of fuel) rating and not society from sex offenders. the quality of the gasoline. Even the harsher laws The higher octane rating THE CAR GUY implemented in present times WRITER'S FORUM means when combusted, or By Andrew W have been too late. Where was By Deanna burned, in your engine, the Davis the "three strikes" law when Zemke gasoline will provide more Richard Allen Davis killed power. Polly Klaas? That power may sound like a big deal, bin the truth SJSU in the year 2000 . If this law had been implemented for sex offenders, is most engines are not tuned to take advantage of high- is on everybody's mind these days. officially change SJSU's name to Florida the woman that Singleton killed recently in Florida er octane gasolines. ItThe year 2000 the Millennium is State University. would still be alive. As long as the gasoline is from a quality manufactur- approaching us, less than three years 4. The Pub will no longer be run by But even new laws to specifically prevent further er, most cars get the same performance from 87 octane as away. the university. It will be A mafia front crimes from sex offenders haven't been effective enough. they do "supreme" 92. People talk about it excitedly, with for the Corleonc Family through which Just as recently as last November, two young girls were However, always check your owner's manual to see tones of fear and anticipation. For some, they can carry out their shady business killed by longtime sex offender Steven Ault, who raped what grade your manufacturer requires. And if you are the year 2000 means the Apocalypse is dealings in secret. Students who are one of the girls. noticing poor engine performance on your current low coming and the ultimate war between younger than 21 and try to enter Th. Fie had been guilty of attempted robbery and grade gasoline, pay the extra money and see if the octane good and evil will commence. Pub illegally will then be beaten severely attempted sexual battery of a 12-year-old girl and served boosts performance. For the more optimistic among us, it by a bouncer named Vito. only four years of a seven-year sentence because of Many complaints of engine noise, hard starting and means the war between sobriety and alco, S. Desperate to just win a game in prison crowding. poor performance can be traced to low octane or poor holic bliss will be waged at the world cele- the WAC, the football program will Then about three years ago, he pleaded guilty to false quality gas from "no name" stations. brates the biggest party in Earth's exis- make more than 50 clones of Olivier imprisonment and sexual activity with a six-year-old A simple test that you can try to find out which tence. Saint-Jean who, during the confusion of girl, lie was sentenced to three years of house arrest and octane is right for you is run your car until it's almost People are wondering where they will the first few games, will try to slam eight years probation. empty, then put five gallons of 87 octane gasoline from a be. Will it be New York City, Los dunk the field posts. House arrest is not a strong enough punishment for major-name station. Angeles, London. Paris, Madrid or Any number of 6. Surprise, surprise, tuition costs will be higher. a repeat offender. A harsher law would have prevented Drive your car around town, up hills and on the free- countless places? 7. Textbooks at the Spartan Bookstore will still cost Ault from being free to murder those girls. This crime way and listen for any knocking, clicking or pinging nois- tley, it's the Millennium, and no one wants to miss an arm and a leg (they provide a crutch with the books even occurred after notification laws were instated. Last es. out The party of parties, the one in winds even 80-year- now), but students will be able to buy them at cheap May, President Clinton signed Megan's law, named Once you've burned up that gasoline, return to the old grandmothers will be slaniming down shots of prices from the black market textbook ring being run after Megan Kanka who was raped and killed in July same station for five gallons of 92 octane gas. vodka alongside college students. by the Corleone Family at The Pub. 1994. If you don't notice any difference in performance or Which will it be, the end of everything in a fiery 8. SAG will give up on trying to be a "metropolitan This law requires that important information about noise between the two grades, then you are doing no Apocalypse or just the end of that night's dinner? university" and will just claim "to have copies of Metro sex offenders be made public, including their address. barns to your car buying the cheaper gas. Of course, along with the Millennium there comes readily available." Yet this law didn't serve justice in Ault's case. Many people, however, find their cars do run a little the countless predictions for the future that every pseu- 9. To solve the hideous parking situation, President Adjustments to the law had removed his name from the bit better on the premium grade. do-psychic feels compelled to utter. Robert Caret will recruit car thieves by the hundreds to registry. Basically, consider how much your car is worth to Most deal with world-changing events, but to break help create parking spots on and around campus. Sex offenders should have long-term prison sentences you and how much money you've invested in your car. away from the pack, I will narrow my predictions down 10 And finally, to encourage more students to that they will not repeat their crime. These current If you are more concerned with cost-saving than you to just those dealing with San Jose State University. attend the football games as Spartan Stadium. the laws aren't preventing repeat offenders from commit- are with premium performance, then 87 octane is per- In the year 2000 (think Conan O'Brien) ... cheerleading squad will be replaced with dancers from ting crimes any more than they did 19 years ago. If fectly acceptable. I. In an effort to take the WAC tournament, the The Pink Poodle. longer prison terms existed in 1978. Singleton would If you always want the absolute best for your car, then basketball program will successfully make 10 clones of not have assaulted again. 92 octane is the way to go. Olivier Saint-Jean and unleash them on their bewil- Of course, there are no guarantees that any of these People deserve to be safe and to rely on the justice To get answers to your car questions, e-mail me at dered opponents. Just think, C.ietaril Saint Jean, Jean- predictions will come true But, hey, you never know system to do its job. The justice system is slowly moving TheCaKitlyWhotmail.com. Be sure the address appears Luc Saint-Jean, Louis Saint-Jean ... what the future will bring. in the right direction, but needs to work faster to pre- just as you see it here, and I'll respond to all letters per 2. The pathetically outdated computers in the labs vent further crimes. that students use to Write papers and make charts will Shane Lewis if a Spartan Daily Columnist It's our lenient system that allows repeat offenders to still be there. They will just be three more years outdat- His column appears every Fnelay. nin free. The Larry Singletons of this world need to be Andrew W. Davis is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. ed. stopped, and it is hoped our justice system will learn His column appears every other Friday 3. .To explain the presence of the palm trees that how. were brought on campus, President Robert C.aret will Deanna Zemke is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.
SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Pornographic magazines do not belong on campus , he Wasningten Square, San Jose. CA 951920149140819243280 policies was tii send A clear nicssagr I hit it will I shucked Erna! SJSUSDOad cam Raently Executive Editor arty I Lee Readers are encouraged to find that our own Campus Viewpoint not tolerate the objectifying of Managing Editor Marcus Walton STAFF WRITERS express themailves on the Opinion Spartan Bookstore on women in general. In particular, Production Editor Carolyn Gerstman per with a Letter to the Editor or Yasko Agawa, Melanie Balangue, Genoa Barrow, campus is currently involved in it will not tolerate sexual harass- Photo Editor lay I Clenderen Campus Viewpoint, on campus are date rape and sex- Ivan Bergman, Doug Burkhardt, Sean Coffey. ment and date rape. Opinion Editor (,hnstine Ann Bacas A Letter to the Falitor in a 200- the sale of pornographic maga- Andrew W Davis. Dean Fehley, James S ual harassment. The problem at Sports Editor 1/1,tin Shekel! word response to an maw zines. After all, what type of message Gunsalus, Larry Hernandez, Inas Herrera, Andy or point the core of both of these very Assistant Sports Editor Man Romig of view that ham appeared in the do we send to the average male if W Ho. Andrew Hussey, Dennis Knight, Kimberly I find it absolutely incompre- degrading activities Chief Photographer Sean Galan Spartan !laity. harmful and Lemke, Gloria Magana, Paul Mataranges, Cindy hensible that our own student we teach him in the classroom Features Editor William lecke A Campus Viewpoint is e is that people, mostly men, are Milan, Tern It Milner, Puna Nair, Vic Ribero, 450- that sexual harassment and date Campus Editor Rowena I Milled word eway on current bookstore, if it has any sense of Tiffany Sanchez. Jana Seshadn, Susan Shaw, Kim campus, treating other people. mostly Downtown Editor I WA I artann, political or axial imuira responsibility to the student pop- rape are wrong and then sell him Skolnick, Ronda Slider, Catherine Spencer, Mark women, as objects to be used Irl Copy Editor Jillin i Oiii5 Suhmisainne hemline a pornographic magazine in the Steidel, Laura Venni, Aaron Williams, Allison the proper- ulation at all, could be involved rather than as persons to be WSr. Staff Writer Mae Traphagen ty of the Spartan Daily and mast,, bookstore? Wright, Deanna temke in the selling of materials which respected. edited for clarity, grammar, libel degrade into subjects one half of If this university is willing to AdvartWng Director Kristina Barenbrugge P1101EX:RAPHER8 and length Submisairicia must Pornographic magazines do Max Becherer, Ronda Bradford, Mc Crabb, Art Director '.arn Deans contain the uthor’ name, our student population and sends sacrifice the principles it teaches Brandon Garcia, Brenna Jennison, the same thing by depicting Retail Manager Christine Kiedosch Dead addrenk phone number, sign.. a message to the other half that in the classroom in order to I uchansky. Dona Nichols. Andrew Nielsen, as sexual objects to , fp National Manager hooter Yornotoda ture and Major. women purely chivies Slay, lea launello treating women as objects to be increase the profit margin in the ftssi Entertainment Manager lushne Steck Suninnieuing may he put in the be used by men. The link to date used - - rather than persons to be bookstore, then SJSU has Downtown Manager Shantel Scheeler Editorial Cartoonist letters to the Editor bus at the rape and sexual harassment is Marketing Manager Kyle Benner tied Rodriguez Spartan Daily onion in Dwight respected -- is an acceptable become a hypocritical and harm- rp,4 Marketing Assistant Sandy Wong obvious! Bente/ Hall Room 2(19, sent hi, fax practice ful joke! Our university must live kal< Retail Account Executives Ayaritika Atka& as sjsu! EXHAPIIICS to r408, 824-32:17 or nimled to the And to all those people con- Chan, Chris I tslier, CN (In Kara Charlie Icr Burke care very little if one chooses up to the principles it teaches! pMary Spartan flatly Opinion Editor, fused enough to actually believe Koran, Chen lita l me, Sylvia Sanchez. Glen So Yet more importantly than all AllMMEM School of Journalism and Mass to refer to the particular title of Entertainment Account Executives Jesus that porn is a bee speech issue, I Communications. San 2.4.e State magazines in question as being of this, our university must get Garai', Deanna OrS01. Jon Piano, Sarah Athartilling say the following: First, you are University, One Wheeler Jack Quinton IA' miht ngton soft-core or hard-core pornogra- serious about eliminating sexual Square, San extremely deluded if you believe Downtown Account Executives Dank) Editorial Jow, CA 95192-0149 phy. It does not matter what type harassment and date rape. The Editorials are written that the founding fathers meant Arguello, Comsa Brayrnan. %riven Chen. Susan Stephen Greene Jan Shaw by, and of pornography we are dealing first step it should take is to elim- Phcgo are the cot...none of, the "pornography" when they said ireMedved Spartan Daily editors, with pornography inate pornography from the Artiste Ady lung, Joseph tau Mike Kasper. Jim Mc Nay not the because all "free speech." Aone Wheaton malt SJSU bookstore. encourages human beings to treat Second, this particular issue Newt Moon 408 924 3280 Fax. 408 974 3287 Al/reining 408 924 32/0 Published opinion, and adyer- each other as objects to be used Ueementa do not nectsmanly reflect has very little to do with your Spartan Daly lUSRSM5094801 s publoshed every school day Tor (full academic rather than as persons to be John Wilhelmsson year) 525 and Isernesterl 515 Periotk postage paid at San Jose and additional the limas of the Spartan Duly. the conception of free speech; you respected. 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Support group for gay, Saturday through April 12 in Rm 309 of the information, call the University Box (Mice at 924- lesbian, and bisexual Muslim student prayer Business Classrooms Building. All returns are 4555. meeting reviewed by volunteer certified public accountants students 1 tic Muslim Student Association will hold a For more information. call 924-3495. Scuba club holds night dive SJSL' Counseling Services offirs a gay, lesbian Ju'mah prayer today from 1-2 p.m. in the Student I he Spartan Dive Club will hold a night dive at and bisexual student support group each Friday from Union's Almaden room. For more information, page Subscribe to the magazine club Monastary Beach, south of Carmel at 4 p.m. March 3-4 p.m. at the Administration Building Rm 269. Wali at 305-2080. SJSU's magazine club (Mu Alpha Gamma) will 9. For more information. call Sonya at 924-7810. The group discusses everyday issues faced by mem- hold a meeting at noon today in Rm 213 of Dwight bers. Call Tern or Jill at 924-5910 for more infor- Bente' Hall. For more information, call Dan at mation. Free student resume critique Shrunken Heads show off I he Career (cruel has scheduled a resume cri- 1415, 966-g01 S wares tique for 1:30 p.m. today in Rm 13 of the Business I he Till Illustration Club (the Shrunken Free student support services Classrooms building. For more information, call the Experience "Taste of Africa" Headman Club) will SJSU Counseling Services will hold hold a gallery show all day on a general Career Resource Center at 924-6033. The Mikan Student Union presents a "Taste of Friday, March 7 in the Art Building, therapy group for students having personal problems Gallery 3. For Africa" tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union more information, call Martin at 866-7060. from 3-4:30 p.m. each Friday in the Administration Co-op education orientation Ballroom. The event includes a fashion show, danc- Building, Rm 201. Contact Wiggsy Sivcrsten at ing, art and African foods and drinks. Cost is $5. For 924-5910 for more information. The Career Center will hold a Co-op education Women's Discussion group orientation in the Student Union's Guadalupe room more information, call 378-2245. Raps Chinese Fellowship meeting at 12:30 p.m. today. For more information, call the A discussion group focusing on racism, sexism, Career Resource ('enter at 924-033 Come see "No Stinkin' Badges" and classicism is held 'the Chinese Campus Fellowship will hold a dis- San Jose on Fridays from 1:30-3 p.m. in State University Theatre presents "I Rm 217 of the Administration Building. For more cussion on the problems involved with living as a Don't Have to Show You No Stinkin' Badges" in Christian at 2:30 p.m. today in the Student Union's Free income tax preparation information, call 924-6500. SJSU accounting students prepare federal and the Hall Todd Studio Theatre in Hugh Gillis Hall Almaden room. For more information, call Vincent tonight and Saturday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 at 954-9728. state income tax returns for moderate income tax Compiled by Dennis Knight payers free of charge from noon-4 p.m. even, general admission, $6 for students. For more Spartan Daily Staff Writer Storm expected to hit Saturday By Jana Seehadri water," Di Marco said. Too much Spartan Daily Staff Writer water could cause flooding as the area is already seem-arid to begin with. Bay Area residents have had their Even though the situ- respite; this weekend ation is not an emer- calls for umbrellas. gency now, the Office The Santa Clara Valley "Hopefully the of the Emergency Water District is ground is not Services is monitoring expecting 3.75 incises the weather forecast of rain in the Santa so saturated around the clock, Cruz mountains according to Bob Saturday and Sunday. that it cannot Fields, deputy direc- But it seems the wind tor. has been takers out of absorb the Winds out of the the storm's sails. water." northwest are expect- "The picture looks ed at 15 to 30 mph, brighter than it did with partly cloudy yesterday," said Mike Mike DiMarco, skies and widely scat- Di Marco, public tered showers information represen- Santa Clara Valley throughout the week- tative of the water dis- Water District end. The rain will be trict, referring to the spokesman moderate Saturday initial report that fore- and Sunday, and tasted more than five snow is expected in inches for the weekend. die Sierra Nevada mountains. According to Di Marco, the reser- "It's a typical type of winter voirs in the area are at 87 percent storm," said Jan Null, lead forecaster capacity right now, which is reassur- of the National Weather Service who ing bet .muse of the buffer available. also provided the forecast for the PHOTO DT DAVE LUCHANSKY Spartan Daily The Coyote Creek reservoir is at 52 weekend. ; percent capacity, which also has an San Jose residents Candy Russell and Tim Fitzgerald discuss the nance opponent, shouted out, "Why not defer it Residents are requested to stay forever?" and received Argil:41e buffer. alert and prepared, by keeping their Group Home and Amortization ordinances outside San Jose City applause from a packed chamber moments before the meeting was "I lopefully the ground is not so Council chambers Wednesday night. Russell, an Amortization ordi- eyes on nearby creeks and watch for deferred until May 7. saturated that it cannot absorb the rising water, Di Marco said. Code change talks delayed Memorial concert By Andrew Hussey form to single-family zoning. These spoke in favor of discussing the spoke in favor of deferral. Spartan Daily Staff Writer two ordinances affect a wide range issue at a later date. "I was pleased to see the anion i to raise scholarship of downtown residents and land- "We are asking you to support tation issue being presented. I sup- By Andy W. Ho Patrice Maginnis. With area residents chomping at lords. The ordinances have proven the deferral because we do not have port it, and I also support deferral," Spartan Daily Staff Wt ,t,1 the bit to discuss the proposed Nitz remembers Carson as a pas- to be quite controversial. the facts and because nobody knows Jan Johnson, a Naglee Park resi- sionate person who nurtured her stu- Group Home and Amortization The Planning Commission was how this is going to affect the com- dent, said. A memorial concert of art songs Ordinances, Wednesday's San Jose dents as if they were her own chil- ready to listen to community reac- munity," Mary Williams, president 'the lone dissenting voice to and opera arias performed by former dren. Planning Commission meeting tion to the ordinances befine decid- and CEO of the Alliance fin deferment came from Scott students of music Professor Jeanne proved anti-climactic as the com- "She was an extremely enthusiastic ing whether to recommend them to Community Care, said. "What we Ewhank, an area resident. ;arson will be conducted Sunday at person," Nitz said. "She was larger missioners voted unanimously to the City Council . do know is that these ordinances "I don't think anyone here is 7 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the defer their decision until May 7. than life." The commission decided early would have a very negative impact going to learn anything more in the School of Music and Dance. Born in Pennsylvania, Garson The Group Home Ordinance is in the meeting to only discuss defer- on the most vulnerable populations next eight weeks than what you While admission is free, those who an attempt by the City of San Jose received lier Bachelor of Music, ment of the issue to a later date. in our city." have before you tonight," he said, go to the concert will have the oppor- Master of Music and Performer's to clarify city codes concerning Warning speakers to "just lima The subject of deferment adding that "the proposal from the tunity to donate to the Jeanne group residential facilities while the Certificate from the Eastman School on the deferral aspect right now," seemed to mute both sides of the city of San Jose, I think, is well Garson Memorial Scholarship Fund. of Music. Carson subsequently stud- Amortization Ordinance seeks to the sommission listened, as the ordinance issue as even those who drafted, well &summed .ind need Garson died suddenly of a heart eliminate facilities that do not con- ied and perfinmed in Munich, overwhelming majority of residents supported the proposed ordinances ed." attack in January. Germany and Vienna, Austria. For this concert, 15 of Carson's Returning to the United States, students will Ise returning to perform she accepted a position as professor of short works from many different voice at SJSU. She returned to styles and periods. Performers include Germany annually to teach and per- opera tenor Stephen Guggenheim, form its recital. Carson spent nearly Tax questions answered whose career has taken him all over 30 years coaching students who went the world. Also performing are On 10 professional careers in profes- By Sean Coffey Beverly Burn, an SIM) accounting ented. 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final buzzer signaled the end of the taken away from the team, At first they looked exactly like a from every end of the bench in its efforts to pass; or when the triangle offense, that when TheSan Jose Lasers' initial season critics started to write off the team without a leader. After losing shake the stigma ola team without a leader. it works to perfection, opened up Anita Wednesday in the fledgling American San Jose Lasers. the next game after Azzi's injury to Former Vanderbilt Commodore Sam Kaplan for a turn-around 5-foot jumper in Basketball League's inaugural year. The team Usually when the star play- the Seattle Reign, the team's heads stepped up in the scoring category with 14.4 the paint. can now sigh with relief it is over. eels absent, the rest of the hung lower than the referee's whis- points per game. and was the high scorer in Players from the bench had their days of The season proved to be an up and down team has to make a difficult tle. Sports critics started to sand the 14 games. With Azzi on the bench, her glory on the hardwood as well by contribut- season for the team that tried to tread above decision. coffin to put the lasers in, which Stanford teammate Sonja Henning filled the ing vital, and sometimes game-changing, the .500 mark after it lost its star player, They can either step up to FROM THE STANDS was not to be opened until Azzi missing minutes with an average of 37.8 min- min utes. 1996 Olympian and former Stanford fill the void of their leader or By could come back to the line up utes per game on the floor, playing 1840- And yes, sometimes the team looked liked Cardinal Jennifer Azzi, 11 games into the sea- decide to falter. The latter is Rowena T ri fillado the next season. minute games. Five of those 18 games came that it didn't miss Azzi at all as she sat on the son. the easy way out and the They were still a young tram in back-to-back games spanning 11 days. sideline with her street clothes, blending in Before Az:zi went down with an injured lasers could have easily after all, with the player's average Then there were games where the San Jose well with the coaching staff. right shoulder following a layup against the chalked up the rest of the season to a season age at 24 years old. Three !ASCII guard Lasers played like noone could stop them and But the question remains with Azzi on Portland Power, the Lasers posted a 7-4 without the team's star guard. However the Sheri Sam, and forwards Jcnni Ruff and anyone in their way they would be mowed the floor, could the Lasers have made it all record, the second-best in the ABL at the former is what makes a team great. Samantha Williams had just graduated over with a driving Sam to the basket; the way? time. With AZZi'S 16.6 points per game, dish- Which one of these personas the San Jose college three months prior to the start of the received an aerial attack from Ruff or, mid- They gave it a gallant try and the most ing the rock at an average of 4.7 per game Lasers would chose from game to game was a season. season acquisition from Australia, Shelley important thing is that these women can test and her 52 percent shooting from theficld difficult prediction. The Lasers responded with leaders coming Sandie; a Sonja Henning behind the back that theory next season.
Above: Sheri Sam shares a laugh with teammate Jamtllah Lang at the Portland Airport while they wait for their transportation to arrive. The team travels in rented vans that are driven by the team trainer, coaches, or members of the media relations department while they are on the road.
Right San Jose Lasers' forward Jenni Ruff uses some down time at the Portland Airport to keep in touch with friends before heading to Colorado to face the Xplosion. The Lasers use commercial flights to help keep operating costs down. 7 Friday, F bruary 28, 1997
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When a tr in lys of ribut- 14. iliked on the tin zzion IA ost Left: Trisha Stafford logs on to her laptop com- puter in a Portland Airport terminal as the team watts for a flight to Colorado to finish a two-game road trip
Above: Center Anita Kaplan gets her ankle taped by trainer Tamara Poole in their Portland hotel room before a game that night against the Power.
Lett: Lasers forwardJenni Ruff, Jamillah Lang, Anita Kaplan, and their training staff (from left) leap oft the bench as the team clinches a playoff spot in a victory over the Columbus Quest at home
Photos by Aric Crabb
Left: Sonja Henning leads the team through a tunnel from the locker rooms to the basketball court in Portland Henning went to law school at Duke University after graduat ing from Stanford, and took leave from her law firm in Los Angeles to play professional bas ketball in the United States. SPORTS Friday, February 28, 1997 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY
THURSDAY'S RESULTS Bay Area teams Men's basketball 0,1 Taylor's 17-fcx)i shot cripped art 8-0 run late in begin exhibition the second hall to propel the Suartans to a 85-63 victor/ ver San Diego State The season sloppily win sends the SJSU to the WAr, Tournament in Las MP '. I X IAP) The Athletics than I 1/2 hours while lie stretched Vegas, which begins have bruit pegged as a learn that will and worked out. Tuesday at 8 30 pm score a lot of runs but lose many It took just 1 1/2 hours for the rest games this season because of defen- of the Irani to go through the annual UPCOMING EVENTS sive lapses and poor pitching. The process, during which photographers 1997 Giants have been characterized from the club, news organizations AS boring and lacking offensive and baseball card companies are invit- Women's tennis v UC Irvine punch. ed to get file photos of players and 2 p.m., Spartan Courts Both Bay area teams didn't take coaches. Softball v Utah long to live up to their reputations. Canseco, originally scheduled to 2 p.m., Twin Creeks The A's had 17 runs, 21 hits and appear at 9 a.m., finally was talked Women's basketball at Tulsa enough errors to give manager Art into posing for three of the photogra- Baseball v. Hawaii 110We A headache in a six -inning phers at about 10:40. Then he 7 p.m., Municipal Stadium intrasquad game Thursday. A few declined to wear an A's cap, though PHOTO BY BRENNA JENNISON Spartan Daily Women's gymnastics miles away, the Giants played seven the rest of his teammates wore a cap. SJSU gymnasts Bridgette Coates (left) and Tamika Byrd have both been involved in gymnastics for 14 years. v UC Davis and Cal scoreless innings in an intrasquad But the other side of Canseco's 7:30 p.m., Spartan Gym game. personality showed itself later Judo team Ernie Young had A two -run homer Thursday morning when a small NCAA qualifying meet and a two-run triple for the A's in a child plaintively asked him for an 5 p.m., SPX central sloppy game that featured dropped autograph. gymnasts fly balls Spartan Women's swimming by outfielders Jose Herrera "For you, anything," he smiled at WAC Championships and Jason (,iambi in the Same half- the child while signing A baseball San Antonio, Texas inning. card. Hockey club v. Palmer College "1 like die way we swung the bats. GIANT SEAL: The Giants will We need a little work defensively," have a mascot this season for the first vault over barriers 7:45 p.m., Ice Centre Sharks at Hartford Howe said. "Maybe the weather bad time since the club moved to San something to do with it nobody Francisco in 1958. By Tiffany Sanchez n't see many African Americans or wanted to hurt their hands by catch- In celebration of the team's 40th Spuriun Dinh Sluff Writer TODAY'S MEET other minorities in gymnastics," SATURDAY ing the hall." season in San Francisco, the club will Coates said. "But, as time goes by, The mote damp, chilly weather introduce its The year may be 1997, but the SJSU v. Seattle Pacific it's getting better." Baseball v. Hawaii seal mascot complete confronted the Giants, but they with whiskers, flippers and a Giants sport of gymnastics, which has and UC Davis SfSlis head gymnastics coach, 1 p.m., Municipal Stadium ii responded in a much different way. uniform-- on April 5 before a game recently transformed the lives 7 30 p m Spartan Gym Jackie Walker, agrees with Coates. Softball v. Sacramento State There were several nice defensive against the New York Mets. Olympic gold medalists like Kern She said the sport has definitely 1 p.m., Twin Creeks Strug and Shannon Miller, is still undergone A major transformation plays, but no runner for either team 'Ffie seal bias A place in San Men's Tennis at Cal Poly SLO evolving into a sport that's refire- Byrd said. "It Made flle nervous in the last decade. made it beyond second base. Francisco baseball tradition. Before but at the same time excited Men's basketball at Hawaii Even Barry Bonds couldn't ignite the Giants moved west, the Sall sentiitive iii Anicrii.i diverse pop- "Before, the biggest obstacle was 10 35 p.m., Honolulu ulation. because I hoped that other African that African Americans didn't have the Giants, but it wasn't his fa' ult. In Francisco Seals played in die Pacific: Americans would he so inspired by Women's swimming his one at -bat, Bonds walked not Coast League. Among the Seals' top Willi the help of veterans like any real role models, but when ath- WAC Championships l.)onmititie Dawes, who captured my performance that they would letes like Dominique Dawes and an unusual occurrence, given the fact players were Joe DiMaggio, Lefty want to get into gymnastics." San Antonio, Texas that he set an NI. record with 151 01)otil :Ind Lefty Gomez. The Seals the broom medal for her perfor- Betty Okino made it to the nation- Men's gymnastics mance iii the Iloor exercise in the While growing up in East Louis, al level, it gave African Americans walks last season. played in several downtown locations Coates not only shared many UC Santa Barbara Invitational "I wanted to get everybody an at- from 1903 to 1957. 19% Olyielei Games, African someone to look up to," Walker Hockey club v. Moorpark College Americans like San Jose State of the Same experiences as her said. bat to get those first game jitters out In 1984, the team introduced the teammate, she also shared the Same 7 45 p m , Ice Centre of everybody," said manager Dusty Crazy Crab as part of an advertising University s I amika Byrd, 18, and Coates' achievements at SJSU Bridget Coates. 19, have been gymnastics hero. could qualify her as a role model Baker. campaign. But it had A short stay with "I admire Dominque Dawes ilie ( 'lams, and disappeared after that inspired to continue making the for aspiring gymnasts. sport of gymnastics ethnically because in A way, she reminds me She was one of three Spartans to SATURDAY TliE 'IWO FACES OF JOSE. season. of myself" Coates said. "She start- lose diverse. qualify for the NCAA West Baseball v. Newell Canseco drove photographers The Giants said they will hold try- ed young as a gynmast and moved rat), Thursday by Al first refusing to outs lor seal WatIllabeS on March 8 al Competing as a gymnast since Regional Tournament last year and I p.m., Municipal Stadium the age of 10, Byrd said it was while away from home." owns the school record for the pow during the Athletics' picture day Pier 19 in Sall FIA1165(.10. Even though she trained in and then making IlleM Wait more performing at local meets in her vault and uneven parallel bars. hometown of Sacramento that she Chicago, a city known for its ethnic Before spraining her ankle early realited how important it was m.be diversity, Coates said that the sport this season, Coates won the first an African American gymnast. seemed to lack other African two meets in which she competed. "I Was ofien the only African American participants. 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Street. and San Salvador streets stands a The Alpha Phi Alpha house is a "The rest of the apartments home to the San Jose State University symbol of how much race relations (around campus) were all owned by chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, the only have changed at SJSU. In the late Sparta Rentals and they wouldn't rent black fraternity house near campus. '60s, SJSU was the center of many to us," he said. The fraternity has occupied the national race debates, serving as a African American students not house for only four years, yet the stage for such political leaders as only had to face racial discrimination, house stands as a historical reminder Harry Edwards, Tommie Smith, but also social discrimination since of what couldn't have been near cam- John Carlos and Angela Davis. there weren't any black fraternities or pus 30 years ago. Edwards, then an SJSU instructor sororities allowed on campus. According to Kyron Jackson, of sociology and anthropology, orga- Carter said the fraternities and Alpha Phi Alpha president, seven nized the United Black Students for sororities ran the A.S. government. If brothers in 1993 decided to establish Action (USBA). you didn't belong to a fraternity you a house for their chapter because their The USBA claimed black students were left out. membership was growing at a rate of were racially discriminated against in "Homecoming, back then was five new members a semester. athletic programs, student clubs, col- known as Sparta Games, they held a "The house was originally estab- lege administration, Greek organiza- sports competition at Spartan lished XS a tutorial center for the tions and off-campus housing. Stadium between the fraternities, and brothers," Jackson said. "Instead of Black students felt the general feel- you couldn't participate unless you PHOTO By DREW NIELSEN Spartan Daily having the members all spread out, ing around campus was that world- were in a fraternity," Carter said. we wanted to have a central place for class athletes like Smith and Carlos According to Carter, the old cafe- The brothers of the SJSU Alpha Phi Alpha chapter stand on the porch of their house located just off campus on San us to get together." were good enough to represent the teria was also segregated by the frater- Salvador and Seventh Street. Seven of the 17 active member of Alpha Phi Alpha lire there. The house is in an ideal location university in track and on the grid- nities. Alpha in the black community and encour- want this house to be a father to the for the fraternity because of its prox- "I'd seen more than once, people since the 1960s. The Alpha Phi iron at Spartan Stadium, but not is a good example. It is the first age the black community to feel wel- black community on campus," imity to the campus. The Alpha Phi good enough to live near the fields asked to leave that section, (of the old house Alpha house is located away from the fraternity house you sec as you enter come in their house. Jackson said. they practiced so hard on. cafeteria) that part was claimed by the Street. "Alpha Phi Alpha is a substantial majority of fraternities, most of and sororities." campus from South Seventh Bill Carter, an SJSU financial aid fraternities to Jackson, the house is foundation for our members, but the Contributed by Lorry Lee. which are located along South Tenth counselor, first came to campus as a Things have changed at SJSU According and South 11th streets. Jackson said not just for members, they are active house is not only for members, we WAC continued from page 1 Saturday then to I.as Vegas for the tion for our Hawaii game." half," Morrison said. "But we had a with six points and Hite added seven, to four until Quinn hit a three-pointer WAC Tournament 'Tuesday against SJSU compiled a 22-7 lead in the great lift come from our bench that while both players fouled out of the to cut the Spartans' deficit to 58-57. Following I aylor's shot, Aztec either New Mexico or Tulsa. first half as the Aztecs made only two was led by Lowery." contest. SDSU guard Jason Richey, who guard Chad Nelson sent a three-point "We're going from San Diego to of their first 14 shots. Spartan forward The Aztecs began to climb back Aztec freshman forward Will led all scorers with 18 points, added attempt through the net, but the offi- Honolulu to Las Vegas." said Spartan Saint-Jean attempted his first shot at into the game and cut SJSU's lead to Porter hit three three-pointers in the two free throws and Nelson converted cials declared that time had expired coach Stan Morrison. "What team in the 7:30 mark in the first half and fin- 32-29 at halftime as the Spartans ran second half and finished the game on a three-point play to put the and the shot did not count. America wouldn't want to do that. ished with 10 points and eight into foul trouble. Senior Brad with 15 points. His third three-point- Aztecs up 63-57. The Spartans then The Spartans improved to 13-12 We're going to surf, have one of those rebounds. Quinet, junior Rick Hite and Saint- er gave SDSU a 56-54 lead near the went on a 8-0 run to beat the Aztecs overall and 5-10 in the WAC, while drinks with a big chunk of pineapple "(The Aztecs) were double-team- Jean were each whistled for three seven-minute mark. and qualify for the WAC the Aztecs dropped to 12-14 and 4- in it, wear lots of sunblock and go ing him all throughout the second fouls prior to halftime. Quinn ended The Aztecs then extended their lead Tournament. 11. SJSU travels to play Hawai'i into our normal pre-game prepara- Ghana Rachel Parrish, a senior majoring taken students abroad, agrees with ence not only a different lifestyle and Clash continued from page 1 in art education, will be one of the Parrish. have to adapt to them but also get to continued from page 1 Imam said Ghana was chosen for students who will be leaving in Studying abroad will make you witness how another country views Pandori initiated the stadium task historical, political and social reasons. March. She said she hopes to be able grow and broaden your wisdom the United States, which will impact president at SJSU, there are provi- force plan for the city. It was chosen historically because this to compare the art curriculum at because it will give you a different the perspective of how they view sions in the agreement that call for After much bantering, the city was a country where the majority of SJSU to the one in Ghana. She said perspective on your own culture as to things in the future. cooperative efforts by both the Clash council members voted unanimously Africans were taken as slaves. she likes the idea of being able to visit your culture here, he said. "What I hope the students will and SJSU to work toward widening to formalize a working group, which Politically, it is the place were W.E.B. a place where her ancestors have come Christensen said when you study bring back with them is a global per- the field to specifications. will involve the stadium's neighbors DuBois, founder of National from. abroad "the whole world becomes spective of the world, of themselves of "The university has been extreme- and surrounding businesses. Association for the Advancement of Despite being excited about the your classroom," and you are con- people who desire to commit them- ly cooperative and interested in the Pandori said the Arena Task Colored People and the first black trip. Parrish admits to being a bit ner- stantly learning from everything selves academically and socially to Clash," said Bridgwater. "We hope Force, which involved the surround- graduate front Harvard University, vous because she will be submerging around you. activities that affect communities, that the revenue we're creating will ing business community, was a good lived the remainder of his life. herself in a totally different life style. Upon their return in July, the stu- themselves and Africa," Imara said. benefit the university as a whole." working example for this type coop- DuBois is a historian, sociologist "I want to broaden my wisdom dents will be expected to do public The stadium, which seated an eration. and civil rights pioneer who used his about my own culture in general and speaking about the trip and be men- average of 18,000 spectators during Margaret Tamisiea, an assistant to scholarly knowledge to advance Black the world itself and root me more to tors to the next group of students the last soccer season, is situated on Pandori, said that even though the American causes. Socially, it would who I am. This experience will make going to Ghana. Seventh Street between East Alma last city council meeting addressed benefit the students because English me stand taller as a African woman in MaryLou Lewandowski, director 1RITANNIA4ORM and East Humboldt streets. Traffic the traffic and parking concerns, is the official language, and they America." Parrish said. of the Student Abroad Program said Pub & Restaurant and parking problems around the sta- other stadium problems, such as would not have to learn another lan- Political Science Professor Terry most students who study abroad will dium are ongoing concerns that the future renovations, will be definite guage, 1mara said. Christensen, who has studied and have had the opportunity to experi- city has been facing for a few decades, issues for the council's considerations Rooster according to David Pandori. City in the future. Councilman for District 3. The major league soccer opening "This problem has been going on match between the Clash and the for too long," said Pandori during the MetmStars is on Saturday, March 22 city council meeting on Feb. 25. at Spartan Stadium and kickoff is at Floyds Ordeal 11:30 a.m. "The SOCCer season is going to start up GRAND OPENING again and we need to expedite this." RESTAURANT Goofy Foot Pot YOSHINOYA
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