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Albright Praises San Jose, Charms Crowd SPORTS HOROSCOPES Men's, women's cross country teams compete Find out what's in your future and get your in WAC championship in Houston on Saturday Friday Spartan Daily dose of cosmic comedy SPARTANSee page 4 DAILY See page 6 Volume 111, No. 44 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 October 30, 1998 Albright praises San Jose, charms crowd By JoAnn Peach Valley Forum of the lessness, nuclear disarmament, developed cutting edge software peace talks, she could "now be a vorld. Staff Writer Commonwealth Club of education, technology and the for 9-year-olds. And its scientists software designer, since they "Today, Americans may be California. San Jose is the first arts. discover new worlds." obviously don't need sleep." proud to stand with peacemak- On her first stop during her stop during Albright's visit to Fresh out of dealing with the Albright proceeded to charm Albright also said in order to ers against bomb makers," visit to the West Coast, U. S. the West Coast. Her itinerary aftermath of the Middle East the audience by talking humor- diplomatically handle issues, Albright said. Secretary of State Madeleine includes Seattle and Vancouver, peace talks, Albright started her ously about herself She went on she had her "partisan instincts Albright was quick to point Albright spoke to a large crowd Wash. speech with inspiration and to point out how she was voted surgically removed." out that in dealing with the of Commonwealth Club mem- The Commonwealth Club of humor about the Silicon Valley one of Time Magazine's 25 Most However, with regard to international financial crisis, bers, Rotarians and San Jose California regularly hosts area. Intriguing People, along with international relations. Albright "there are no quick and simple residents Thursday. speeches, debates and discus- "San Jose has continued its cloned sheep. Albright next said was more serious with her com- solutions. There must be good The event was part of a series sions on various topics including astonishing ascent," Albright she lacked so much sleep from ments on the Unittql States' governance and rule of law. of forums held by the Silicon business, transportation, home- said. "Its entrepreneurs have working on the Middle East I nvolvement with the rest of the See Albright, page 3 Police stress Mini-spooks safe behavior for Halloween By Yvette Anna Trejo Staff Editor Costumes, candy and parties can be important elements for a spooky holiday, but so is Halloween safety. According to Detective Tim Villarica, the University Police Department will be on alert this Halloween to help keep the campus community safe. Because of an increase in the number of children and adults out on Halloween, Villarica said the UPD will be cracking down on motorists speeding and running through stop signs. "It's really just heightened awareness for us," Villarica said. "We'll have more than our minimum staff." The bare minimum for the UPD is at least two officers on patrol, but the department usually has about five officers on a Saturday night, according to Officer Jenny Pak. Villarica said the UPD will also be keeping a close eye on convenience stores in the campus area. He said holdups usually involve criminals in disguise, so officers will be on alert because of the number of peo- ple dressed in costumes for the holiday festivities. Villarica also said there will be more staff present Saturday because of Halloween, in addition to the Spartan football game, which is expected to have its normal turnout. Villarica urges partying students to maintain a certain awareness of who and what is around them. He said women should be especially careful and should let others know about their plans, so there will be a cause for concern if they are late. As for those out driving, Villarica said people should use due caution and be aware that children G.I. Joe, a construction worker, an are going to be present. M&M and Batman also known as afternoon The Sari Jose State University Preschooli isss"taf;!e'd''b'y' child UPD isn't alone when it comes to heightened Tony Marasco, David Femmel. Brendan Northend and Anthony Huynh development majors PrIMIIP(1 in Child Development 160, which educates rest in See Safety, page 3 outside the Student Union during a walk around the campus Thursday them kic,es of preschool ihilikare Future Greeks go for top bids; raise Spartan Army gains money to help pledges, future chapter ground; new recruits By Terri Thorp Staff Writer Pledges for the Sigma Delta Alpha frater- swell ranks, lift spirit nity and the "12 Ladies of San Jose State" put themselves on the auction block to raise money for their organizations Thursday. Ai/rhos Alm The auction took place in the Costanoan Sr,utf 'AFIN r Javier ( i. c.a.pw Alp Room of the Student Union. coordinator of marketing and The 12 Ladies of San Jose State, a group The Spartan Army has promotions for 5.151' athlet of women raising funds to start a chapter of gone from MO* to 50 in a little WS, Sold till. !Mogi-v.4s of the Lambda Bet-a Alpha, and 12 pledges from Shari in Army is going well Sigma Delta Alpha were auctioned off to the more than a month. San Jose St ate "Mce the 'bin, group it highest bidders, with bidding starting at $5. l'niversity's athletic tan club, the Spartan situated. we'll make plans for Each auctionee was asked to dress to tIn' other spurt, they can impress and was introduced by his or her Army. was #.11111111(41 10 had its first cover," Ortiz said -It will have name, major and hobby. The buyer is entitled September and before the iii ',fled on the team's perfor three hours of labor from the auctionee. recruiting event to fisitball against !native when more ...it mients "It's all in fun," said Carmen Zaragoza, game University of Niqy Mexico in join the club. Having 200 peo. who sold for the highest bid, $55. "Most peo- Sept. 26. ph. rooting for you and mak- ple will ask a person to clean their car or ing noise will make (the hours." At 1 p.m. Saturday, the apartment for three Spartan football team takes team) push harder to win." parties were asked to sign a contract Both on University of Utah. At the Levers said there will be a that set guidelines including no sexual tailgate party at 11:30 a.m. labor and auctionees end of the game, there will tw harassment, no hard one of before the game on Saturday. asked to do other people's a lottery drawing and are not to be the Spartan Army members The party will be located on homework. will the south side of the blue is to be decided between win a CD player. The type of labor ('hi is Memo/us Sicirrarl According to Jonathan parking lot 'corner of 10th buyer and auctionee. freshman Jose Zarate sponsored by the Levers, chili, 50 and Alma Streets'. these rules, an auction- Sophomer Ametla Rulz bids on during an auction founder of the If a buyer violates students at San Jose State "Students can still sign up ee is allowed to break the contract without a Sigma Delta Alpha fratemity and the 12 Ladies of San Jose. Twenty-four students were "sold" to the highest bidders and will perform three hours of labor. University have signed up so at the tailgate party," Levers refund. said. Delta far. Rudy Salsa, president of Sigma more people," Senior Jason Mitchell said said the front of a crowd and having people place bids Latin sorority, from New Jersey to set up a "I expected Alpha, which was founded in 1992, Levers said. "Most people he had never heard of the cover expenaes for on her services. new chapter at San Jose State University. money raised will help joined (the club/ at homecom- Spartan Army but said he dinners and retreats for the pledges. When it was my turn I felt really ner- With the proceeds going to a good cause, thought it was a good decision to get their ing." Sales said the fraternity has participated vous," Martinez said. "I felt silly, not degrad- many people are still planning to try to get more students to money's worth. Levers is referring to the in auctions similar to this to raise money in ed." homecoming game on Oct. 10 the games. According this is the 12 "He's going to do my laundry and clean previous semesters. to Martinez, against Rice University. "I don't attend athletic first fundraising my house," said Ametia Ruiz, who bought a Janet Martinez, who was auctioned oft Ladies of San Jose State's "The crowd was getting said she came to the event with the mental- event and the will be used to fly the pledge for $25 from Sigma Delta Alpha "He's money into the game more than ity that it could be degrading, standing in founding mothers of Lambda Beta Alpha, a cute, too." See Army, page 3 Justice delayed in Christian cult tries murder suspect's to scare the hell out trial far too long MIXED MEDIA or 'non-believers' ustice delayed is jus- (U-WIRE) MIN- tice denied, but NEAPOLIS - ej- I antlers . of you might be Charles Ng's case is Some beyond ridiculous. familiar with a The Sixth Amendment 7141 Halloween phenom- to the U.S. Constitution FUTURE enon known as "The reads, in part, "In all OF Nightmare." 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