1141 CONFUSION SAYS GOING THE DISTANCE Dying on your own terms is better than Spartan runners hope to use their first meet as momentum living as a 'festering hole in society' builder as they head into remainder of season OPINION, 2 SPORTS, 6 VOLUME 119, NUMBER 6 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2002 Marketing professor's International Flavor memorial set for Saturday Paul Eyles died zn July ofpulmonary embolism; the event zs slated to take place in the Spartan Memorial By Trisha Santos Daily Senior Slag 1Vriter

I lie "Art of War" by Sun-Tzu was a textbook Proles,or Paul Eyles required in his classes. Although the book about military strategy was written 2,000 years ago, its teachings have helped business stu dents, such as Peggy Kamal, persevere through the hard ships of dic business world, as well as life. Unfortunately, there are some things nobody can be completely prepared for. "I never thought I would do something like this for professor," said the junior majoring in marketing. Kama! has arranged a memorial for Eyles, a marketing professor at San Jose State University, scheduled for 10 a.m., Saturday in Spartan Memorial. Eyles, 60, died July 26 of pul- monary, embolism, which is a blood clot of an artery of the lung. The nature of pulmonary etnbolism is similar to that of a lieart attack or stroke, which have no waming signs. "It was shocking to hear of hi- death," said Chris Tsilipounidakis, a senior in man- agement information systems. "Ile will be missed." Eyles' career at SJSU was a EYLES short one (1998-2002), yet had an impact on the lives of students ANTHONY REGINATO / DAILY STAFF and faculty. During his four-year career at SJSU, he was Professors Hanns Hohmann and Robert Jurmain talk with William Briggs at the Study Abroad booth outside the Student Union. well known for his teaching methods, humor and friendly nature. Study Abroad gives students the option to move of 1996 anti 1999. She said that curricula by stopping by the various booths that are Kama! said he didn't treat teaching as a job, but were changed to focus on being in set out at the beginning of each semester. approached it as a hobby. country, take classes and see the culture England. Gerard said that students could also look It was something he really enjoyed," she said. to another She said she too found herself being a into the Global Student Network, which is an organization that is for international Eyles' teaching technique of taking lessons from the text - By Kristina Mendoza dents to not only travel and see new student and learning about British culture. Sheng Nien exchange students, for study abroad alum- book and applying it to his own life experiences made it Stall Writer things, but to' make friends that will last A senior in photography, students to learn his lessons, Tsilipounidakis said. Yang, attended the Florence, Italy. pro- ni and tin students that are interested in easy for them the rest of their lives," Briggs said. doing a study abroad. Ile said he always recommended Eyles' class to his friends. Some programs exchange San Jose State gram flit two semesters and called it an Every year students can choose from 42 eye-opening experience. In order to be considered as an appli- "It was actually fun to come to class," Tsilipounidakis different University students for students from different countries to learn about "I think thc best thing was getting out- cant, students must be in upper division said. and, at the same time, attend class- other countries who want to study here explaining his lessons in depth, and cultures side to see what is really out there and to standing with a GPA of a 2.75 or 3.0, Eyles was known for es as part of the Study Abroad program. while others just send students overseas depending on which of the five programs he even shared stories where he made mistakes so that his differ- without a trade, said Gerard. experience different cultures," Yang said. Students can choose between five student they are applying for, or in some cases, in students could learn from them. ent Study Abroad or exchange programs The Bath Study Abroad program is one Rachel Blankenbiller, a graduate wasn't a day when he wouldn't make his stu- 'spent the 2000-2001 school their second semester of their sophomore There also depending on which country they want to of the most popular programs at SJSU. in French, year, she added. dents laugh, Kamal said. take and Chris Fink, assistant professor of English year in Paris, France. difference in peo- visit, which classes they want to abroad can On an average, usually thirty students Students and friends said F.yles made a whether or not they want to go for a and 2002 Bath participant, said it's the only "In my opinion, studying ple's lives beyond the classroom. teach you much more than you would are in attendance of each trip, although semester or a year, according to Alison pmgram of its kind on campus. more than thirty are allowed to go. Kamal recalled a time she was in charge of finding a program," Fink learn while studying in your own country'," ( ;erarci, Study Abroad adviser. "It's not an exchange "The programs are competitive, so there speaker for SJS11's !Marketing Association, anti Eyles did- program where Blankenbiller said. William Briggs, professor of public rela- said. "It's a self-contained are times when a student is not accepted; n't hesitate to help her. students travel with professors from According to Gerard, students can leam tions and Bath Study Abroad coordinator, the however, it's more often that a student, "That's the kind of person he was," she said. "So helpful country is an Jose State." tnore about the Study Abmad program by said studying in another San Abnrad office, checking and resourceful." important part of a student's education. Arlene Okerlund, professor of English visiting thc Study online, attending an information meeting or See ABROAD, page 5 See EYLES, page 3 "It's a wonderful opportunity thr stu- also attended the Bath trip in the spring ESPN gives sports Drumming into the semester ... Human rights a dose of 'reality' issues at heart By Daniel Lopez complete 10 spot related (Asks from for ex-prisoner /),,ily Stql Writer a list of 40 possible as they travel. The tasks range from catching a By lmtint Da((r,to A San Jose State University alumna bullet pass from an NFI. quarterback and cheerleader will get the chance to to playing in a prison basketball win a sports prize in the latest reality game. The twist is that the teams only have 30 days to beg, borrow and Former Ethiopian political prisoner Taye Wolde- show. Semayat will be speaking about human rights issues Aubrey Aquino, a deal their way across the country and corn at San Jose State University this Saturday, less than graduate of broadcast four months after his release fmm captivity. in 1998 and I had were plete the 10 tasks. journalism eat I. Wolde-Semayat, who has a doctorate in political former Oakland The prize tlir member of the win science, was professor of political science at Addis Raiderette, WAS select- my wits and ning team is two rid. Ababa University and presi&nt of the Ethiopian ed to participate in the Teachers Association. He was arrested in May ESPN reality tele- ets to four champ' new will to win." 0,nship of1996 and charged with conspiring to overthrow vision show, "Beg, sporting Aubrey Aquino, events of their choice. the Ethiopian government and sentenced to 15 years Bomnv anti Deal." in prison, according to Amnesty International. Aquino, was selected Neil Mandt, execu- alumna tive producer and cre- Amnesty also reported that Wolde-Semayat from a pool of appli- endured repeated death threats from prison guar.! to participate on ator of the show, said cants Aquino was selected spent four months in solitary confinement and v.., the television show 24 hours a day for two years teams to participate on the show because she shackled in handcuffs that places two thur-member during his captivity. on thc street in New York's Time demonstrated an ability to succeed on the clothes the show. "Ile wanted to expose how corrupt the government Square with nothing hut was," said Abebe 11 an SJSI.1 engineering gradu- on their back and a driver's license. Aquino showed off hcr survival ANTHONY ,.'JA , Aire STAFF The objective of the show is fin the skills hy sending a tape that demon- Joe Beck from the band "Traction" completes a drum roll during their lunchtime perform- teams to travel from New York to San See REALITY, page .3 awe at the Student Union See SPEAKER, page 3 Francisco's Alcatraz Island And to PAGE 2 OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY SEPTEMBER 142002

CONFUSION SAYS 1 Living well is OK, but a good death is better Ever seen the movie "American ine your life spiraling downwards until worked for or raising some wonderful kids who'd later on spiraled downwards until that fateful day he took his last bow Beauty?" I'm going to spoil the ending you die poor and homeless with nobody leave him. on his toilet seat. So if you believe that Elvis did enough for the rest of you. The guy dies. But t'or to care for you. The second guy was pretty much a festering hole in socie- good for the world, he gets to go to heaven. Sure his last 10 those who've watched the movie, it's not Now switch this life around. Imagine ty. But somehow, all that can be alleviated by what prettz years sucked but he paid his dues. a bad ending. growing up in a ratty home, with parents much amounts to as a "presto-change death bed recantation, Still even with religion, the good death is still valued in the Kevin Spacey's character look.s at a who abused you. You have a rough according to Bart Simpson. eyes of whoever your creator is because it counts as redemp- photo of his tinnily, reflects and smiles, childhood, culininating in your teens Aside from the obvious political-socioeconomic rea.sons for tion. You have sacrificed yourself at the end for the greater thinking he's had a good life. Then his with a robbery where you shoot a store suicide bombers, martyrs and last stand heroes, what they are good, and that act at the end, makes up for all the misdeeds next door neighbor randomly shoots him clerk. You're caught and sent to jail for seeking is the same thing. in the past. in the back of the head. When they find yeius. When you get out, your life It's impossible to control life. The opposite is rarely true. You live a pious life then whack Spacey's character next, he's clearly dead. turns around, you settle down, marry a But it's somehow possible to control death. some poor dude out of rage in the end, and you might ,still But there's a smile on his face. nice woman, arid in the end when you And what better way to die than to die at the moment of go to hell. My point is this. Nlany of us are con- die of lung cancer at 60, you're surround- your greatest happiness. That's how Sir Galahad went. He Personally, I think it's just nice to have control of your des- vinced we need to live a good life. `,.1 ed by friends and family who love you found the Holy Grail then died. tiny. that's an incorrect assumption. and care for you. Now there's only one problem with this theory. It breaks So if you're ever in the military during wartime and your What we really want is a good death. Between these two diametrically oppo- down when you take into account religion. Suddenly there's captain has asked for volunteers for a suicidal mission deep Think about this. You're raised in a JASHON G KING site lives, lets take into account these per- an afterlife payback for an ugly death. Let's talce t'or exam- into enemy territory, do so. loving tinnily. You're brought up right, centages. The first guy had a good life ple Elvis. People will debate with me whether Elvis gets into Because you'll never know when you'll get your next chance you have a good job, you raise a good family. You live until for the first 80 percent of his life, and the last 20 percent heaven but for the sake of this argument let's say he does. to die welli you're, lets say, 60. Suddenly, things start going wrong for sucked. The other guy was vice versa. Who had the better Elvis was a great artist at the early moments of his life. He you. Your wife is killed. Your kids leave you. All the money life? produced a lot of fantastic music that people enjoyed for JaShong King is the you invested for your retirement was tied up in Enron stocks If you think about it, the first person probably had a more years and continue to enjoy to this day. But then he joined Spartan Daily Photo Editor and went under with the collapse. Now just roughly imag- productive life. Generating income for the company he the army. And became an alcoholic. And got fat. So his life Vordusion Says' appears Fridays. Letter I Freedom - Why willingly give it away? MORE THAN SOMEWHAT Since the beginning of the school year the Spartan population of smokers from exercising their habits 'American Idol' leaves its mark Daily has brought up the issue of banning smoking for a matter of difference of tastes. Sure smoking is on campus. Being interested on the issue I've kept unhealthy but ultimately it should be one's choice of The "Search for a Superstar" is over. Though not always tactful in his Also, she was hardly as rebellious or close attention to the progress of this issue. I'm how to live their lives. Should we ban fast-food 'The "American Idor has been found. delivery, Cowell was honest and often hard-core as her fans wanted her to be. extremely' frustrated at how people justify their own restaurants? I don't see anyone too concerned. How Her name is Kelly Clarkson. correct when sizing up contestants. The girl was competing on American selfish behavior as reason to affect a group of indi- far would it be of vegetarians to try to ban people Wednesday night's two-hour finale A few contestants who did not have Idol for God's sake. viduals. We compare cigarettes to drugs, why not from eating meat? Quite absurd I would say. But brought to a close the television phe- Cowell's support were Jim Verraros and Funny thing about McKibbin is that just simply refer them to what they are: either a nui- with smolung it's a little different because it can nomenon that has made instant celebri- AJ. Gil. Surprisingly, both made it to she was ousted from the similar show sance or a choice of habit. Regardless of what it may affect other people's lives. So for those who don't ties out of all involved. After an hour the finals. "Popstars" on the WB. You know, the mean to you personally, physically it's rolled tobacco like the smell of smoke and it's affect why not get up and a half of singing and dancing that Verraros wasn't all that horrible. Too one featuring the all-girl group Eden's along with ofher ingredients. Point being that it's when someone smoking comes around? Should we came off frighteningly like "The Brady bad people will probably remember him Crush...who had that one song "Get ridiculous to compare it to alcohol or drugs when it's ban people from talking loud in the student union Bunch Variety Hour," Clarkson was best as the one who, right before the Over Yourself". Okay, clearly I m the a fact that cigarettes does not have numerous mind because it disturbs my peace and quite that I enjoy crowned the first "American Idol." competition lost 70 pounds and has two only one who actually purchased that altering effects such as alcohol and drugs. I've decid- while eating, or would it be more reasonable for me For all the misguided aspirations and deaf parents. At least, that's what I CD single. Moving on... ed to write this not because I'm a smoker or a non- to find a quiet area to eat. dysfunction the show came to repre- remember. This brings me to the final two: smoker, I think my cause defuses the purpose of There has also been arguments made that if more sent, it also served as a guilty pleasure Clarlcson and female fan favorite Justin both. I'm writing this because I would like everyone restrictions were enforced then eventually people for people of all ages, myself inclucied. Guarini. to stop and think that every time one tries to ban would stop smoking, but shouldn't people have the I mean, where else could we see Guarini had me hooked since he did a something you're ultimately banning yourself along choice to smoke??? wannabe pop stars perform a medley of ,over of Stevie Wonder's "Ribbon In with the rest of us from that activity. Joyful to some, What happened to freedom for all? It seems to me Paula Abdul songs to a standing ova- The Sky." The guy has undeniable you may not partake in such banned actwities but that everyone is so concerned with their own selfish tion? harm. He was the only contestant to you should still consider what if? What if one day, a needs and practices that they try to enforce it on The three-month competition pitted make Abdul cry. He also has really cool month from now, or perhaps even a year from now everyone else without even thinking that ultimately pop star hopefuls against each other as hair. If for some reason he were in a you wanted to smoke on campus, well now it's not it affects their own freedom! the American viewing public voted one freak accident that made him bald, I long a matter of choice but of freedom. And that's Freedom, isn't it what we stand for? person off each week, ultimately vying would seriously worry about his future. my point. If you choose not to engage in such activ- for the title of "American Idol" and His hair is his whole image. His voice ities as smoking then one should execute one's free- Patricia Renovato milliondollar record contract. is nice too, but it's all about the hair. dom to get up and move from those who are smok- student, Gradually, the 10,000 hopefuls across Guaririi's camera-mugging and scary ing around them. It's not fair to seclude the entire international business the country were reduced to the "final rendition of Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T" ten". That is when things got interest- are the only things I had a problem ing. with. In fact, that performance upset The show started pulling in huge me so much, I can hardly listen to that SPARTA GUIDE weekly numbeis for FOX. Numerous GUEST COLUMNIST: song anymore. Until that point, it was my favorite Michael Jacicson song. deadline for Web sites started popping up devoted Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The This is LAURA BUCKINGHAM Now, all I can see is Guarini dancing before the desired_publication date. Entry forms are available to the show and its contestants. entries is noon three working days aLso when my obsession began. around in the God-awful shirt he wore. in the Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require Gil was the one contestant I literally Tragic, really. are received. What made the show so popular and editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they so unavoidably watchable had little to hid from every time he came on the tel- Alas, Kelly Clarkson. Since the beginning, she has been a breath of TODAY at 7 p.m. intermediate lesson begins do with the actual competition. evision screen. don't know what was MONDAY at 8 p.m. in SPX89. Everyone is wel- Hosts Ryan Seacrest and Brian worse, having to look at him or listen to fresh air in the competition. A goofy Dunkleman, who will probably be him sing. white girl from Texas, she repeatedly A.S. Campus Recreation come. For more information contact SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry SDC at 924-SPIN, or check remembered most for their less-than- I le was straight out of the Lou proved that she could sing the crap out The Yoga I class begins meeting at clever banter and poor wardrobe choic- Pearlman boy-band reject factory. of pretty much anything. the Event Center from 5:30 p.m. to Daily Mass will be held at the www.sjs.edu/orgs/sjsubdc. SJSU CCM Chapel located on the es, added something to the show Those who managed to make it to the She deserved to win. 6:30 p.m. For more information con- even if it was only overly dramatic paus- final four were much easier to watch. To those who cried foul over a white tact Matt McNamara at 924-6217. comer of 10th and San Carlos Black Alliance for Scientists and Streets next to Robert's Boolcstore. Engineers es and pathetic delivery. Tarawa . Gray, whose elimination girl singing R&B, I can only say this - The judges were predictable, redun- caused controversy throughout that's total and utter nonsense. She is SJSU Choirs Mass times are Mon.-Fri. 12:10 p.m. 'The Black Alliance for Scientists and Sunday 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. For and Engineers is having its first dant and seldom entertaining. American Idol circles, was a favorite to what she is, and her vocal strength is Today is the Last dav of Fall 2002 Record producer Randy Jackson win from early on. irrefinable. Since when does race deter- Auditions. To be scheauled, call more information contact Sister meeting of the semester at 7 p.m. in Marcia at 938-1610. the Almaden room in the Student name-dropped relentlessly, causing me Her performances had perennial nasty mine what genre of music you're Prof Elena Sharkova in the Choral to wonder if he was trying to convince judge Cowell telling her she was on par allowed to sing? Get over it people. Activities Office (Music 262) at Union. For more information con- Pride of the Pacific Islands tact Christine at 924-8414. himself of his own credentials rather with the likes of Whitney Houston and And with that, I bid adieu to 9244645. E-mail than us. Mariah Carey. She definitely gave less "American Idol." [email protected]. Pride of the Pacific Islands will hold a club meeting from 5:30 p.m. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Perhaps the only thing more annoy- than stellar performances her hist week That is, until the "Idols Live!" tour ing was when he repeatedly recited on the show, but in no way did she hits San Jose in November. That's only SJSU Panhellenic Council to 6:30 p.m. in the Costonoan room Daily Mass will be held at the in the Student Union. For more SJSU CCM Chapel located on the contestants' names three times when deserve to be kicked off before, let's say, two months away - hopefully I can sur- 'The Panhellenic Council will he Nikki McKibbin. vive until then. begin- information contact ICimbetly comer of 10th and San Carlos addressing them. offering sorority,. house tours Pop queen Paula Abdul never failed McKibbin, the resident "rebel rocker ning at 12:30 p.m. on Friday in the Sylvester at (415) 309-5719. streets next to Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are Mon.-Fri. 12:10 p.m. with her boundless-yet-aggravating chick," was among the lowest vote-get- Laura Buckingham is a Student Union Amphitheater. For every competitor, often ters every single week after being voted Spartan Dady Staff'Writer Katy SJSU Career Center and Sunday 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. For praise for more information contact rounding out her comments with some into the final ten. She had charisma, Guest columnists appear Crumm at (510) 673-5442. 'The Career Center will be taking more information contact Sister students for drop-in appointments Marcia at 938-1610. form of "good job," or fellow judge but her voice was not strong enough to every other Friday. Simon Cowell's Favorite, "touchdown!" be a contender. School of Art and Design from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the The School of Art and Design will Career Center (Building F). For Department of Nutrition and galleries and art more infomiation contact the Career Food Science be having student ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK exhibitions through Friday. The Resource Center at 924-6031. Try the latest in body fat testing: odlibition will run from 10 a.M. to 4 Bioelectric Impedance. From 8 a.m. p.m. in the Art and Industrial sjspiritorg to 9 a.m. in the Central Classroom Studies buildings. For more informa- sispiritorg will have a labyrinth set building, Room 221. For more tion contact Bill or Nicole at 924- up on the Seventh Street volleyball information contact Sherry Adamslci 4330. court. at 206-7599. For more information contact SJSU Catholic Campus MinistrY Chaplain Roger Wharton at 605- 90.5 FM KSJS Ground Zero Radio Daily Mass will be held at the 1687. KSJS presents Tuneful Tuesdays SJSU CCM Chapel located on the Hank Lopez Community Center comer of 10th and San Carlos A.S. Campus Recreation Break Dancers. From noon to 1 p.m. streets next nil Robert's Bookstore. Adventure: hip-hop class session in the Student Union Amphitheater. Mass times are Mon.-Fri. 12:10 p.m. one is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the For more information contact and Sunday 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. For Event Center. For more information Michelle or Gabby at 924-4578. more information contact Sister contact Matt McNamara at 924- Marcia at 938-1610. 6217. WEDNESDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY Global Studies Institute The Global Studies Institute is 1 WM Gisjtent)c Dot, VJ ACW..32. F1415, WU Catholic Campus Ministry Nurses Christian Fellowshipo having its monthly forum. Subject ISAi-Lect4 Catholic Campus Ministry is hav- The Nurses Christian Fellowship is for this month is SJSU as a global ing a welcome back mass and barbe- having a community-building event learning community. Forum runs cue. Mass begins at 5 p.m. barbecue at 11:30 a.m. in the Pacheco room in from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the at 6 p.m. at the Catholic Campus the Student Union. For more infor- Prcwost s conference room, Ministry' Chapel at the corner of San mation contact Diane Stegmeir at Administration building, first floor. Carlos and 10th streets, next to 248-2997. For more information contact Dr. Robert's Bookstore. For more infor - Joseph Olander at 924-7197 or 924- Social Dance Club mation contact Elizabeth at 938- SJSU 7196. or fir 1610. The Social Dance Club will have ,11.1-, ha le,sime,. Beginning lesson

I Dennis Dunleavy, OPINION PAGE POUCY I Readers arc cm:out-Aged to express themselves on the SPARTAN DAILY ADVISERS Mack Ligidstrom and Jan Shaw, News; Opinion page with a letter to the editor. Photojournalism; Tim Burke, Production Chief; Clyde Lawrence, Advertising ANNA BAKALIS Executive Editor A letter to the editor is a 200-word response to an issue or a point of view that has appeared in thc Spartan Daily. DRAY MILLER Managing Editor STAFF WRITERS I Saadia Malik, Robert Meredith, Kristin Schwarz, Melinda A viewpoint is the same as a letter to the editor, except it is a 400-word response MIKE CORPOS Opinion Page Editor I ..ithain, Laura Buckingham, Kristina Mendoza, Bryn Graziano, Karen to an issue or point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. Submissions become property of the Spartan CHRIS GIMANNETTI Sport( Editor lmamura, Anne Ward, Fernando Croce, Julian Ramos, Devin O'Donnell, Trisha Daily and niay be edited for clari- BEN Al;IIIRRE, JR. Sports Editor ty, grammar, libel and length. Submissions must contain the author's name, address, Santos, Lea Blevins, David Garcia, Allison Foley, Sylvia Lim, Daniel Lopez, phone number, signature and major. FARD 4C.41.: Editor Justine DaCosta, Zakk Jones, Therese Brother& Jason Crowe Submissions may be placed in the Letters to the Editor box at the Spartan Daily RIMA SI IAI I Projects Editor office in Dwight Bente] 11411, Room 209, sent by fax to (40g) 924-3237, e-mail at JASIIONG KING Photo Editor STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS I Ryan Balbuena, Stanley Kao, Robert Patrician, SDAILYFImc.sjsu.edu or mailed to the Spartan Daily Opinion F.ditor, School of DOIR;LAS RIDER Photo Projects Fw.in Parke', Danielle Gillett, Niki Desautels, Kris Holland, Month Dana, Journalistn and Mass Communications, San Jose State University, One I oretta Gibson, Anthony Reginato. f /avid Ritton Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149. ANDREA SC(YIT Production Editor Ecitiorials arc written by, and are the consensus ol the Spartan Daily editors, not THE SPARTAN DAILY I ONE WASHINGTON SQUARE I SAN JOSE, CA the staff JUAN .I.OREDO Adverthing Director Published opinions and advertisements cln not necessarily reflect the views of the 95192 I (408) 924-32131 I [email protected] Spartan Daily , the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, or SJSU. 6, 2002 T HSEPTEMBER E SPARTAN DAILY NEWS PAGE 3 Pulled from the stacks ... EYLES I Professor known for his humor continuedfrom page 1 Colleague Janet Anaya said she Her office now holds a couple of admired his talent for teaching. mementos from Eyles: a Beanie Baby Eyles began teaching at SJSU in She said students who took his classes dragon and a black leather office chair 0 Spring of 1998. Other than marketing, got an understanding of how the busi- Eyles gave her. he taught other business courses such as ness world really is. Eyles, a Massachusetts native, moved management information systems, as "He made such a difference in students to California in 1984 with his family. He well as operations and management. lives," said Anaya, an SJSU professor in enjoyed deep-sea fishing and classic cars, Prior to SJSU, Eyles was the dean of business. "Students didn't take long to especially his white 1984 corvette. He education at Heald School of figure it out." was also a collector of dragons, a hobby Technology in San Francisco and he was Anaya, while holding a Kleenex and attributed to his Welsh background. Los also the academic dean at Phillips Junior holding back tears, said she fondly A private memorial was held in his month. Eyles is survived College in Campbell. remembers how Eyles made it enjoyable Altos home last by his wife, Joyce Eyles, and daughter, His degrees include a doctorate in for her to go to work at SJSU. management, a master's degree in man- She recalled the time she first met Elizabeth Cauffman. agement and operations, and a bachelor's Eyles, which was when she sat in on one For students and friends, Eyles will be degree in mathematics. Although he was of his classes. Eyles said, "Old age is missed. part of the business industry earlier in hell." Then he turned to Anaya and "He was truly one of a kind. He was a life, his calling was also to teach. winked and said, "You would know." great man," Kamal said. The Spartan Daily . . . We're your paper, not your mommy's

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Dar, a The show, which premiers on ESPN on week l 11 au an - 2.30 pi- I , '41411 PM 9 J L 30 Pm I Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. EST, promises to be dif- ferent than other reality shows, according to Mandt. Lunch Mon -Sun llam - 2.30 pm Mandt said he created the show because Dinner Mon-Sat 5pm-lOpm, Sunday 5pm-9pm he knew reality television could be better. "What sets this show apart from others is Ala Carle Regular Menu Available During Business Hou,s the motive of the people who participate," 10 % Senior & Student Disuount VlealD acevaa he said. In other shows, Mandt says the motiva- Pnvate Catering On or Off Prem.ses tion is money. "The million dollars that contestants can RYAN BALBUENA DAILY STAFF win is what other shows are all about." sitaisnc,4. 90a4441 ei444401e, Library security officer Joseph Gilyanna tells students that Clark Library is closed until the build- He added that the prize, two tickets to 16 7 Vvest San i-rilarcio Clieet r .sr San Jose ing is safe for students and staff to re-enter. A fire alarm was pulled around 2:15 p.m., which four championship events are mentioned 408-971-2200 caused the entire library to be evacuated. only in the first five minutes of the first episode and no longer after that. ssti 111.11LNI. 1 ttttt kg1 ',ENT 'THIS. AU TO AVAIL 20' DISCO.JrCT SPEAKER I Ethiopian political prisoner continuedlivm page I ,chool and on the street,- said lailu. throw theni, when, in reality, it was -What's going to happen to them? his work with the teachers union and to govemment policies or, Pla PM P ate who is an Ethiopian national. Dr.Taye was punished for being his opposition Ildia 111 1.0 jr111 "And he did." active and aware." that led to his arrest. According to Hailu, Wolcle-Semayat According to Amnesty, the govern- After a five-year campaign headed by Amnesty., the National Union of Ethiopia's oppressive /1/ /PO IV objected to Teachers and numerous pressure wir" PP" FT* PP OPP for being in a. 8. yip regime and was "punished "It's dangerous to have groups from across the world, the active and aware." Ethiopian courts reduced Wolde- The Tigrai People's I,iberation Front kids out of school and Semayat sentence by nine years, and, and brought came into power in 1991 on May 14, he was set free. with them strict policies conceming on the street. What's Wolde-Semayat's lecture, which is multiethnic cultures and education. being sponsored by the Ethiopians The front created ethnic states that going to happen to Discussion Forum, the SJSU Ethiopian forbid ethnic mixing, and is currently Students Association arid Radio trying to modify the educational sys- them?" Ethiopia, is expected to bring students tem so that school will end at grade 10. and political scientists from UC Berkeley Wolde-Semayat, as an educator and Abebe Hailu and Stanford, as well as Bay AILII politi- r. political scientist, opposed these Engineering graduate cal activists, according to Hailu. plans and according to }kilo, it was Wolde-Semayat svill be spealcing on the government's fear of exposure Saturday at 1 p.m. in Washington that drove them to arrest the human ment claimed that Wolde-Semayat Square Hall Room 109 and on KSJS rights activist. was part of an armed opposition 90.5, Radio Ethiopia at 5 p.m. on "It's dangerous to have kids out of group th.it .inempting to over- Sunday. One in five young adults use drugs, survey says WASI IINGTON (Al') 8.1 million last year, the survey shows. mg almost 69,000 people age 12 or America has almost 16 million illegal Non-medical use of the pain reliever older and including every state. drug users, including one in five Oxycontin more than doubled, from Timing and different methodolo- young adults, according to a govern- 399,000 users in 2000 to 957,00ll in gies often result in different results ment survey that suggests use of mar- 2001. among surveys. ijuana and cocaine may be on the rise The survey shows moderate "Ours is in the spring, theirs is After this, there is no such thing after leveling off in recent years. increases in the use of marijuana and throughout the 12 month period," Among ages 12 to 17, the youngest cocaine by teenagers and young Dr. Lloyd Johnston of the University as a stressful board meeting' people surveyed, 10.8 percent were adults from 2000 to 2001. But of Michigan, who leads the described as current drug users in researchers said it was too soon to say Monitoring the Future study. 2001, up from about 9.7 percent the whether that marks the reversal of a "By the spring of 2001, we found year before, according to the National trend of stable or declining drug use student drug use was either level, or VVe train tomorrows leaders Household Survey on Drug Abuse. since the late-1990s. had been declining since 1996," Young adults ages 18 to 25 were "It could continue up and be thc Johnston said. "We did show for the more likely to be users, increasing to start of a long-term trend, or it could young adults a little increase in 2001 TODAY'll 18.8 percent from 15.9 percent in go down again," said Joe Gfroerer, in illicit drug use other than marijua- 2000. Thc rate of drug use among director of the survey by the na, nothing very dramatic." adults 26 and older stayed about the Substance Abuse and Mental Health There were some changes in same, at 4.5 percent. Current users Services Administration. "We don't methodology between the 2000 and 0011....4.142:; are those who reported using a drug try to predict that." 2001 Ilousehold Surveys. within the past month. Other national surveys saw no sta- Researchers said the changes may Although a few drugs, including tistically significant increase in drug have influenced reporting, but "the LSD, are diminishing in popularity, use in 2001, and some even reported effects are relatively small and do not others are seeing big gains. The num- declines among young people. 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JERUSALEM (AP) aeli heli- Elio% en tent, went on trial oil harges of wed a shoppiii CI all, officials said. tank Tan uN et and detonated a huge is dominated by Arafaes Fatah faction. Under the 1990s interim a.ccords, copters attacked a suspected bomb fac- murder, attempted murder and terror- Israeli Foreigr, Minister Shimon bomb, blowing the turret off, killing In another development, Israeli Israel handed about two-thirds of tory in the Gaza Strip early Friday, ism and became the highest-ranking Peres said that had the bomb been the driver instantly and trapping two police on Thursday posted destruction Gaza to the Palestinian Authority, but hours at'ter Palestinian fighters blew up Palestinian official to face an Israeli planted in a nearby Israeli city, it soldiers under the three-ton turret. notices on the houses of four over almost two years of fighting, it two soldiers and civil court. "would have cost such loss of life that it five hours to extricate the two Jerusalem Arabs suspected of planning retook some of that area. The Aug. 18 an Israeli tank, killed It took called tried to plant a huge car bomb in Israel. Israelis were shaken by the magni- would have changed almost the entire from the burning tank. Liberti said the or carrying out attacks that killed 36 accord, aimed at easing tensions, Gaza territory as well The Palestinians launched their tude of the attempted car bomb attack political situation in one moment." bomb weighed more than 220 pounds. bystanders, including the July 31 for returning the that was prevented early Thursday The foiled attack came amid a bombing of a university cafeteria in as the West Bank town of Bethlehem assaults Thursday despite heightened About the same time, a Palestinian to when volunteers helping police spot- tremendous security effort as nervous Jerusalem. Police spokeswoman Sigal in a test of the Palestinians' ability Israeli security before the Jewish New gunman approached a road used by and prevent ted two cars racing along a dirt road Israelis prepared for the two-day New Toledo said the four have 48 hours to re-establish control Year. The militants called the attacks Israeli soldiers in the northern part of those areas. near the West Bank just inside Israel. Year holiday that begins Friday night. appeal to the Supreme Court to stop attacks finm retaliation for killings of civilians. The the Gaza Strip and opened fire on a the destruction of their houses. Israeli forces withdrew from attacks broke a monthlong lull in After a brief pursuit the drivers Israeli military spokesman Lt. Col. jeep, killing an officer and wounding Olivier Rafowicz said travel restric- Also 'Thursday, Palestinian militants Bethlehem on Aug. 20, but there has Palestinian strikes. abandoned the %chicle:: and escaped, another soldier. The military said killed two Palestinians they suspected been no movement in Gaza. Israel hit back early Friday with a and police found a bomb with 1,300 tions in the West Bank would be tightened even more over the holiday. Israeli forces chased the gunman and of collaborating with Israeli intelli- At the Barghouti trial, the uprising helicopter missile strike at a metal pounds of explosives in one of them, a uniform The attack on the tank in Gaza shot him dead. gence. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, leader wore a brown prison workshop in Khan Younis, a city in small truck. was An umbrella group representing sev- himself to underline a two-stage operation that began with linked to Fatah, took responsibility. and represented central Gaza, witnesses said. Hospital A huge cloud of orange flames and eral Palestinian factions claimed Reacting to the attacks in Gaza his rejection of the right of the Israeli officials said there were no casualties. smoke filled the sky as a bomb squad a nighttime rocket assault, drawing responsibility. "This operation came to Thursday, Israeli Defense Minister court to try him. "The one who should The Israeli military said the target was blew up the truck in an open field. Israeli forces into the area, the military prove that Palestinian fighters are Binyamin Ben-Eliezer told a meeting be sitting here (as a defendant) is the a weapons factory. Witnesses said the A bomb that size far larger than any said. Israeli forces closed it off, and in capable of reaching everywhere and of his Labor Party Israel would not government of Israel," Barghouti told buidling was in flames. that has exploded in Israel during the the morning, forces, including a tank, retaliating ... for Israeli crimes," a caller return occupied arras of the Gaza Strip the three-judge panel in fluent In Tel Aviv, Marwan Barghouti, a current two-year conflict could have went to search the area, said the unit told The Associated Press, reading to Palestinian Authority control, as Hebrew, learned in previous terms in key leader of Yasser Arafat's Fatah brought down a large building or devas- commander, Maj. Assaf Liberti. The from a statement. The umbrella group agreed last month, his spokesman said. Israeli prisons. Flight attendants want better, Red Cross donations hit $1 billion for Sept. 11 Do your parents ask you what's more self-defense training WASHINGTON (AP) The The Red Cross had at first planned American Red Cross said Thursday to use some of the money from the going on at approved a bill that, resistance taught before Sept. 11, that by the one-year anniversary of fund for things unrelated to the school? WASHINGTON (AP) The last The House the Sept. 11 attacks, it will have dis- attacks, such as a blood reserve and an time Alice Hoglan spoke with her son besides allowing pilots to carry guns, according to Laura Brown, spokes- for flight crew woman for the Federal Aviation tributed 8643 million of the 81 billion upgrade to the charity's telecommuni- Mark Bingham, officials believe he spells out requirements raised to help victims. cations system. But that prompted an was about to storm the cockpit of training that are stricter than those Administration. rules describe different respons- The charity said it provided aid outcry from some donors who wanted United Airlines Flight 93 on Sept. 11 passed in November. The from its Liberty Fund to 55,000 peo- their money to go to the victims. before it crashed in a Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Smith, R-N.H., proposed es based on different levels of threat, hours of ple affected by the attacks. By November, Red Cross officials field. a program that includes 28 instruct flight crews to issue precise Assuming recipients accept all avail- had reversed course and said they Like the passengers aboard that self-defense training for flight crews. commands and indicate that any pas- would donate all the money raised by passed the measure over- able Red Cross assistance, the charity plane, Hoglan who is a United The Senate senger disturbance should be consid- estimated that the more than 3,000 the fund to those directly affected by flight attendant herself wants co- whehningly on Thursday as part of an ered suspicious, she said. changed to allow pilots to carry families of those killed or seriously the attacks. The charity also workers to have a plan for dealing amendment They were worked out with signifi- injured in the attacics would receive an the way it solicited donations to make with terrorists. guns in the cockpit. cant input from flight attendants and average of $115,000. it clear to donors that their contribu- She came to Washington with about "Flight attendants were murdered pilots, Brown said. Get them off your back. have The Red Cross projects that an tions could be used for general pur- 100 colleagues on Thursday to sup- on 9/11, and flight attendants Mollie Reiley, trustee for a union additional $200 million will be dis- poses. port a measure that would raise the not been given adequate training to Buy them a subscription chapter representing about 8,500 tributed by the end of the year The Red Cross leads the ways in to the Spartan Daily standards of self-defense training for protect themselves," he said. Northwest Airlines flight attendants, of Flight depending on how quickly victims charitable fund raising for the attacks flight attendants. The Association said the government's training families apply. Also, $133 million on the World Trade Center and the a union with 50,000 S35 00 through Maw 7003 or "Flight attendants need to be able to Attendants, requirements aren't comprehensive more will be spent over the next three Pentagon. The 34 largest charities insulate the cockpit, protect our pas- members, surveyed the 26 airlines enough to give flight attendants con- $20.00 Post nie Fall 2007 semester attendants it represents years to five years to help with long- have together raised $2.4 billion, sengers and protect ourselves from whose flight fidence that they could protect them- term needs, including mental health according to a General Accounting hijacking and assault aboard the air- and found training ranged from two selves. SeNd subscription requests le programs involved care and other support services. Office report. craft," she said while standing outside to 16 hours. Some Members of Teamsters Local 2000 the Capitol. little more than lectures or video asked Northwest for better training the Spartan BMW Many flight attendants say they tapes, and some trainers focused on and got it. The airline agreed to pay The best way to pass time in class ... San hiss Slate University haven't been adequately taught to dealing with disruptive passengers One Washington Square defend themselves or their passengers rather than fighting off terrorists, the flight attendants to take a voluntary from terrorists because each airline union said. eight-hour self-defense course from San lose CA 95192 0149 offers different training for dealing According to the survey, one train- an Israeli security firm. with potential threats. ing program taught "verbal judo," Reiley took the training. "It's great," Or Call the Spartan BMW Business Congress passed a law in November designed to redirect behavior through she said. "You come out of it with a The Spartan Daily (Mice at 408 924 3283 ordering transportation officials to words. sense of, 'Why be worried?' develop training guidance for flight The rules haven't been made public The American Transport attendants. But some of them say the for fear of helping terrorists. They Association, which represents large resulting guidelines are laic and allow reflect a change in philosophy to airlines, did not return several calls as little as two hours of training. active resistance from the passive seelcing comment. Federal agents raid farm that grows medical marijuana under California law Welcome Back SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) enforcement to help the sick anti Allyn. Federal agents raided a marijuana dying in our community," said Ben "The DEA didn't tell us they did farm Thursday and arrested the own- Rice, an attomey for the Corrals. this, not before, and not after," he said. ers, who helped write the state law "This is absolutely outrageous." DEA agents have recently cracked legalizing medical use of the plants. The Corrals helped write the 1996 down on high-profile medical mari- Officers seized more than 100 mari- law that allows patients and their care- juana advocates and distribution clubs To SJSU! juana plants, three rifles and a shot- givers to grow marijuana for their own and bypassed local law enforcement gun, said Richard Meyer, a spokesman medicine. They work with local agencies that have condoned them. for the Drug Enforcement authorities to dispense their pot to Andrea Tischler, owner of the Administration in San Francisco. people with doctors' recommenda- Compassion Flower Inn, where guests From Valerie and :Michael Corral were tions to use marijuana. with doctors recommendations are arrested on federal charges of intent to The raid surprised local medical allowed to use medical marijuana, said distribute marijuana and conspiracy, marijuana growers and advocates, as she was outraged. he said. A spolcesman for the U.S. well as the Santa Cruz County sheriff. "We're absolutely shocked that the attorney could not determine The farm about 15 miles north of DEA would step in like this at harvest Thursday afternoon whether formal Santa Cruz is known to local law time when so many patients would be charges had been filed. enforcement, which have complied able to benefit from this medication," "These are incredibly compassionate with state law rather than federal cirug she said. "This is the one crop of the people who've worked closely with law laws, said sheriff's spokesman Kim year they were growing." Prosecutor tells jury to put aside sympathy

kind of guy everybody wants to hate. Wit PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) A prosecutor urged jurors Thursday to What's lower than a child molester?" put aside any sympathy for 13- and Firefighters found the body of Terry 14-year-old brothers when deciding King, 40, on a recliner inside his burn- whether they beat their father to death ing home in nearby Cantonment. flantera. with a baseball bat last year. The brothers confessed to police a c ne m a s The jury was to begin deliberating day after the murder, but now say IMEFEED 288 S 2nd SI 998.3300 Friday whether Alex and Derek King Chavis is the real killer. Rimmer TADPOLE PG-13) 0,nt Week Only' were telling the truth y ly al T40.920. plus SatSun are guilty of first-degree murder, a argued the boys RIVERS & BOBS IG) Gaily al 5 40.. Sai-Sun 1 55 verdict that would send them to when they admitted the killing to POSSESSION IR). Gaily at 4 55, 7-0510c Wedi prison for the rest of their lives. sheriff's investigators. He said their '1 n,us Sat Sun 111S MT BIG FM GREEK wE001116 i[r In an unusual twist, it is the second confessions are filled with the kind of yN yR trial in the same killing. Convicted detail only someone who was there BrErtriM 366 S. Fast St. 9983300 child molester Ricky Chavis was also would have known. ONE HOUR PHOTO tried under a completely different the- Defense lawyers contended the boys ory of the crime that he wielded confessed to protect Chavis and par- MED 1433 The Alameda the bat that Icilled Terry King. The roted what he had coached them to NE BUSINESS OF FANCYDANCING reached last week in his trial say. That included such gory details as verdict TM CHATEAU was sealed until the King brothers' being able to see the victim's brain We are a church that meets on campus to provide S1SU students a place trial ends. through a hole in his head and the MAD LOVE 441 Sizzhng' L A 1,nes On Thursday, prosecutor David raspy sound of his last gasps. it 4 1S ,Y) i to experience a life changing relationship with Jesus Christ. Rimmer asked jurors in his closing "Everyone in this courtroom can 0211=1 41 N Santa Cruz 395 argument to guard against being repeat those details," said James MY BIG FAT GREEK MOOING If you're already a Christ-follower, still checking out spirituality, swayed by anger with Chavis. Stokes, Alex's lawyer. "The boys' sto- MOSTLY MARTHA or anywhere in between, you are invited to join us! "You don't like Chavis?" Rimmer said. ries line up because the boys' stories "Nobody likes Chavis. Chavis is the are rehearsed." MT Caw 7 cmotriacissms.CCM

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Briggs said they are recruiting "We are interested in promoting for students to go in January. can't go because of financial or the program so that more students Kishore Parmar, an undeclared family obligation." Gerard said. study abroad," Gerard said. "We sophomore is one student who don't s, Costs are determined by the necessarily have a limit, but would be interested in studying we do tend to receive more appli- abroad in the funkre. Ile said it program and country that a stu- cations than students who go would be for a learning experi- dent wants to be involved in. it abroad." ence, to learn different cultures, Students still pay normal tuition 8 For the Bath program, students see different customs and to get costs and housing as if they were are taught in English, but some away from parents. at SJSU, but the additional prices classes in the other Study Abroad Apart from the United may fluctuate based on airfare and programs are not, Gerard said. Kingdom and Italy, some of the to costs of living in the particular She said some of the programs many countries students can study st country, according to Gerard. require that students take from abroad are Brazil, Netherlands, Financial aid is also available for three to five courses, depending Japan, Canada, Hong Kong, those students who qualify and on the requirements to keep a stu- Germany, Colombia, Philippines, as can also be used to pay for expens- dent visa. Units earned in the pm- France and Australia. es, but Gerard said she encourages gram win then be transferred and For more information contact kg students to save up money before accountable f;tr SISf I ling, (-1081 924- 5? Famous flag raised by firefighters ld at over WTC wreckage has disappeared in HACKENSACK, NJ. (AP) -- Bloomberg has asked city fire raised it oi, polc The American flag that was raised officials to investigate what hap- The scene was captured by by three firefighters over the wreCk- pened to the flag. Thomas Franklin, a photographer age of the World Trade Center, one The New York Times reported with The Record of Bergen of the most enduring images of that city officials had traced the 5- County, and distributed world- Sept. 11, has disappeared. by-8 flag as far back as a Sept. 23 wide by The Associated Press. After it was removed from the appearance in Yankee Stadium. The discrepancy about the flag site during cleanup, the flag was They believe the original flag may size was discovered last month believed to have been flown on have been accidentally switched or when the yacht owners, Shirley U.S. ships serving in the war in misplaced sometime between Dreifus and her husband, Spiros Afghanistan, then returned to Sept. 11 and that event. Kopelalcis, borrowed the flag for an New York City officials in March. Officials say they are unaware of event on boaxd the Star of America. The flag that city officials pre- anyone claiming to possess the The couple had been preparing served measures 5 feet by 8 feet. original. to formally donate the flag to the The flag the firefighters raised on The original flag came from a city when they said they noticed Sept. 11 measured 4 feet by 6 feet, yacht, the Star of America, that the flag was too big to be theirs. according to its original owners. was in a Hudson River marina "It's a mystery," Glen Oxton, an "It's just a really awkward and near the World Trade Center that attorney representing the owners difficult situation," said I,ark- day. Firefighter Dan McWilliams said Thursday in The Record. Marie Anton, a spokeswoman for took it from the yacht and walked "Who knows what happened to it New York Mayor Michael back to Ground Zero, where he after the firefighters put it up and Bloomberg. "What it represents is and two colleag, ues, George the photograph was taken? There really what's important. Johnson and Bill Eisengrein, was so much activity down there." Teen shot inside church after pointing BB gun at officers ALBUQUERQUE, N.NI. (AP) "His mindset is really unclear," About an hour later, police A 14-year-old boy was shot to Arbogast said. "We're trying to received a can from the Taylor death by police inside a church after understand why he did what he did." Ranch Baptist Church about a 11,R00130 pointing what tumed out to be a Police were first called by teenager with a gun. Arbogast BM gun at officers, authorities said. Montoya's mother, who told them said the officers did not know it Dominic Montoya had also she and her 3 -year-old child had was the same boy involved in the threatened his mother, neighbors fled their home after Montoya earlier threats. and church members with the gun had pointed a BB gun at her and Three officers confronted the before he was shot twice threatened her, Arbogast said. boy, who suddenly spun around ROBERT PATRICIAN r DAIL, stAFF Wednesdar night, police said. Officers went to the home, where with a gun pointed at them, Charlene Archibeque directs the San Jose State University Choraliers during rehearsal Thursday afternoon. The boy s BB gun resembled a neighbors told them 141ontoya had Arbogast said. Officer Harold Rehearsals are at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Music building. semiautomatic pistol, Detective entered their homes, threatened Medina tired and hit Montoya in Jeff Arbogast said. them with a gun and left. the abdomen, Arbogast said.

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NO STRIKES, ALL BALLS Tiger should use star power to promote others Stop ilk it heard this one Martha Burk shortl? scope. Athletes are viewed as role models lie is one of the few black men that isn't Tiger's social responsibility to be before ... after this year s When reporters and public figures whether they like it would be able to move people to a rabble-rouser. A southern good-old-boy bars Masters Tournament asked Woods at the or not. People care what they think action through his words. They're right. women and people of color from Burk was sim ly 2002 British Open, and have to say. Yet, at the time society calls on him It's his responsibility. entering his ultra-exclusive country raising the possibi ity what he thought of the Appartantly Woods and Jordan have to right the wrongs, Woods is Not for every, submerged social and club unless 1) the woman is the guest of Augusta admitting whole incident, he learned nothing from Muhammad nowhere to be found. ethnic group. of a male member or 2) the person of female members. deflected any contro- Ali, who made it his personal business If he declared that he wouldn't play But for the betterment of America. color in question just happens to be Johnson blew the versy and merely to speak about hot-button issues that at the 2003 Masters until Augusta Tiger, the time and the place is now. the greatest golfer in the world. memo out of propor- shrugged tithe issue. surrounded America in the 1960s. admitted women and minorities, you Don't be afraid of ruffling a few OK, maybe you have heard this one tion, taking Burk and It Showed shades of Ali was heavily criticized for step- better believe Hootie would be on the feathers. before. If you haven't, you're missing her group public and Michael Jordan, who, ping out of his place," but he earned club'sfront steps beckoning for diver- Just do it. out on a great American drama going as tar to say that also refused to speak respect for his actions and was sity. unfolding before one of America's Augusta wouldn't be CHRIS GIOVANNETTI out on public issues applauded by blacks as well as whites. Because if Tiger goes, so does public greatest sporting events. "bullied" into admit- should it hurt his Woods now finds himself in a simi- interest. Augusta National Chairman Hootie ting female members. endorsements. lar position but one that is unprece- And interest means television rat- Chris Giovannetti is a Spartan Daily Johnson (yes, Hootie), received a pri- Johnson's public temper tantrum put "Republicans buy sneakers too," dented in this age of alleged harmony. ings so CBS would be beating down Sports Editor. vate letter from National Council of the _games only touring black golfer Jordan was quoted saying a few years He is a black man in America who Hootie's door as well. 'No strikes, all balls' appears every Women's Organization chairwoman Tiger Woods under the micro- ago. commands the respect of his peers. My detractors would argue that it other Friday.

Niners 2002 San Jose State University Cross Country Preview fend off Runners looking Giants to use first meet EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) What seemed like a dud of a as stepping stone season-opening party for the NFL actually turned into a thriller. Jose Cortez kicked a 36-yard field By Therese Bratberg except freshman Ray Avalos. "He's promising, a good worker goal with :06 to play, giving the San Daily Staff Writer Francisco 49ers a 16-13 victory over with a good attitude and he's also the New York Giants on Thursday Expectations for the upcoming played a lot of soccer in high night. season rise as San Jose State school," said Argabright. " He Cortez also had field goals of 23 University men's cross country team has a real potential to be success- and 33 yards and Garrison Hearst set five bests at its first meet of the ful." scored on a 9-yard pass for the season. Heard said he was not surprised Niners. "This year's team is better than by the team's success as it had six Tilci Barber tied the game at 13 last year s because they are experts, guys with three to four years of with a 1 -yard score with 1:49 to play, most of them are returning and they experience on the team. The and rookie Matt Bryant made field came into the season in pretty good team's average for the season's goals of 29 and 33 yards for the shape," said first race was Giants in a mistake-filled game that A u 27:15, he turned into a nail-biter in the fourth Argabrig t, the "I am just focus- added. quarter. head coach for Sophomore both the men's Ashleigh The NFL ushered in this season ing on team goals with a special midweek start that and the women's Nebeker was included a Manhattan concert. The teams. Fresno State the top run- league said it was celebrating New Both teams had ner for the York's resilience in the wake of the their first meet in University is the women's terrorist attacks that claimed the lives the Cal State team placing of more than 3,000 people. Fullerton team we're going 37th with The festivities kicked off with what Invitational on the time the NFL termed the "world's largest Saturday. after and so is 19:16.8. tailgate party," a concert in Times The men's team "We have a Square featuring Bon Jovi, Eve, Alici.i placed 10th out Santa Clara lot of girls Keys, 'N Sync's Joey Fatone and of 14 teams and this year so Enrique Iglesias. It continued before the women's University." we're doing the game with a more patriotic flavor. placed eighth out good," she New York City police officer Daniel of 17 teams. Matthew Heard said. Rodriguez sani"God Bless America" Argabright said SJSU Cross Country runner T h e as a 40-yard U.S. flag was unfurled by he was not sur- women's policemen, firefighters, members of prised when the team cur- the armed services and construction five male runners set personal rently has 21 runners this year. workers who helped clear the rubble records. According to Argabright, the of the World Trade Center towers. "They worked hard in the summer two newcomers freshman Judy Following the national anthem, there and were the best they could be," he DeLong and junior Lindsey was a flyover by two Navy helicopters said. Peters are very promising. with U.S. flags waving in the breeze. Matthew Heard was the top run- DeLong placed 44th as the sec- San Francisco went 52 yards in six ner on the team placing 26th out of ond finisher on the team and plays on its winning drive, with the 150 runners in the eight kilometers Peters placed 63rd in the team's and a personal best of 26 minutes, first meet. big gain coming on the opening play. Mkt Desautels / D 1 ttt Teffell Owens, fairly invisible the 6.2 seconds. DeLong came from Wyoming whole game, caught a 33-yard pass "We only brought six guys down to SJSU for the cross country From left to right, Judy DeLong, Lindsey Peters and Kim Nebeker practiced for the down the right sideline, moving the and it was one of the fastest races team after spending four years in upcoming cross-country season Wednesday at South Campus. ball to the New York 37. A 12-yard since we got the men's team back," track and cross country. said Heard. "Coach got us in good Peters transferred from Cabrillo pass to J.J. Stokes got the ball to the is 25, and Hearst's 7-yard run set up shape over the summer." College in Aptos and joined the Western Athletic Conference he said. "Fresno State University Janina Crain graduated last year, Cortez, who earlier had a 25-yarder Will Crane was the second top team after a recruiting trip. Championships, where he hopes to the team we're going after and so is A rgabrigh t said. blocked and was short from 48. runner in the season's first meet "I think we have a strong team place in the top five, and the Santa Clara University. I think we "Nlartinez will be hard to replace," This one was down the middle. with the time 26:54.0. because all the runners are pretty NCAA regionals, where he hopes will get several shots at it." he said. San Francisco seemed in control in David Leon, Jesse McLeod and much on the same level," she said. to place in the top 30. Crane said he hoped to do better Argabright said he thinks the top the fourth quarter after wiping out a newcomer Ray Avalos also set per- This is the last season for the two Last year, Heard placed as the top in the WAC than last year and.place runners on the team will differ from 6-3 halftime deficit on Hearst's 9- sonal records. seniors Heard and Crane, who are runner in every race and seems to in the top four. meet to meet this season. yard TD catch on a swing pass from Argabright said they were all graduating in May. continue the trend. The two top runners on the Five to six women are fighting for Jeff Garcia, and Cortez's 33-yard returning runners from last year Heard said he will focus on the "I am just focusing on team goals," women's team, Ana Martinez and the top runner spot, he said. field goal, which came after Kerry Collins was intercepted for the third time Two historic Bonds baseballs in court as fans duel over ownership A-Rod first SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The where Bonds plays for the San Three men are suing their former No. 73, the single-season record ball two most important home run balls Francisco Giants, a judge agreed friend and co-worker on grounds that that Bonds hit Iast October. BUY 1 GET 1 for 59C Barry Bonds has hit No. 73 of last Thursday to put the 600th home run he accepted tickets to the Aug. 9 In both cases, the men who went year and No. 600 of his career ball under lock and key. It now sits in game on the condition that remote home with the balls after a tight in 59C to 50 HRs continued their trip through court a safe in the Solana County sheriff's as it may have sounded if he got the bleachers of Pacific Bell Park arc system Thursday in separate law- department, alongside evidence in the ball, he'd share its value. sure the balls are theirs. Both cases SUBWAY" Try our party Wafters!!! BALTIMORE (AP) Alex suits. the unsolved case of the 1960s serial The lawsuit over No. 600 shares the have also provoked a what-have-we- Right across from campus Rodriguez homered in his hist two In Fairfield, 40 miles northeast of Zodiac Killer. same sketch/ details as the fight over come-to reaction from baseball fans. at-bats Thursday night, becoming the 9it 1 /02 first player to reach 50 home runs this season. 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