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9: es 5.2 quake ee Students address at conflict ng shakes the 3 South Bay on GILROY, Calif (AP) - A substantial earthquake a shook the San Francisco Bay area Monday night, iic rattling the upper decks of the Compaq Center for about 10 seconds as a sellout crowd watched the ck third period of a National Hockey League playoff game. There were no reports of injuries or significant damage from the quake, which struck at 10 p.m. with a preliminary magnitude of 5.2. It was cen- tered 3 miles southwest of Gilroy, outside San Jose, according to the U.S. Geological Service. Of several aftershocks, the largest was a 2.5. See QUAKE. Page 6 SJSU reacts to tremor

By Ben Aguirre Jr. D MIN E\ft MI EI)II(ilt A 5.2-magnitude earthquake rocked San Jose State University and surrounding cities Monday shortly after 10 p.m. According to the University Police Department, no injuries or damages were reported on campus as of 10:42 p.m. Shortly after the quake, some students on the first floor of Clark Library remained sitting at their computer terminals, while others from the upper floors left the building. Lara Hanania, a senior psychology major, stands in the black shell of Magdalena Greek Orthodox Church of the Redeemer on Palm Sunday, three weeks Andrew Blash, a junior environmental studies after arsonists burned it down. Hanania, a member of the church for 12 major, was sitting on the second floor when the years, said the Palm Sunday service was held outside the church in tents. building began to shake. "It reminded me of 1989," he said, referring that Rima Shah In recent months, in retaliation for a series of sui- "Going to school, getting an education, going to he was in San Francisco during the '89 quake, DiiN Wionu cide bombing by Israel, Israel has arrested key work, getting friends, that's all you want," Avta said. which was measured at a 7.1 magnitude on the Palestinian leaders, had imprisoned chairman Yasir Part of his growing up, Avta said, also included Richter scale. Boaz Avta came to the United States from Israel Arafat in his Ramallah compound and sieged mili- going to Qalqilyah, a town in the West Bank. "After an (earthquake of that) two years ago on a work visa. magnitude, it's tants in the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem. About "We used to shop there and eat there, and we good to walk outside and see if anything is going Now he is an electrical engineering senior at San 50 people, including civilians were killed in Jenin were like tourists over there," Avta said. "We were on. Sometimes you can actually see Jose State University. it rolling." refugee camps with the Palestinians charging it as always welcome. There was a kid who used to let us He said he was slightly concerned for his safety Hatim Qutob, a Palestinian student, Lara Hana- massacre. ride on his donkey, and I used to have lots of fun because of the type of building he was in. nia, a Palestinian Christian student and Avta, a On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel over there. I never thought that we would be ene- The building is mainly concrete and doesn't Jewish student, have reacted to the events going on Sharon's political party voted to reject the creation mies one day and I don't think we should be ene- really have any windows to escape out ot he said, in the Middle East with concern. of a Palestinian state, according to the Associated mies. There is no reason to be enemies." so if the building is coming down, people may go All three of them, like other Israeli and Palestin- Press. Qutob studies mechanical engineering. His fami- with it. ian students are affected by what is going on in Avta, 27, said that growing up in the Israeli town ly comes from Jerusalem, and he said that despite Hung Nguyen, a graduate student, was in the those places, despite being far away from the Middle of Ramat Gan was very similar to growing up in the being depressed at the events going on in the Mid- East. United States. see REA( I I ()N. Page 7 see TREMOR, Page 6 Organizations Relief for impending finals stres-s7

Michelle Gnus dence," Guenter said. "I definite- I) ly do not recommend all night must pay for cramming of materials the night LAC many students, sopho- before an exam as a healthy more Sara Rowland said she is strategy. Any material absorbed stressed about her final exams in such a manner will be forgot- next week. ten much easier later." UPD security "I have three finals in one day, Guenter said when a stu- so I don't know how I can study dent's identity or ability is being By Lori Hanley not and cannot include expend- for all of them," said Rowland, a questioned or evaluated, it will ing public funds for private pur- business major who said she almost always trigger some

Dth1SINII poses," Lowe said. likes to put things off until the stress. Some student organization Associated Students con- last minute. "Fears that they might not members are upset that they troller, Julie Perreira-Rieken, "I'm a procrastinator, so I perform to the best of their abili- have to pay for University Police said recognized student organiza- doubt I will start studying till ty will trouble some students, Department security to be pre- tions receive a $4,000 budget per the night before. I'm in big trou- while others might feel guilty sent at their events. year and the going rate for UPD ble. " that they put off preparation Angela Fernandez, the presi- security is $37.50 per hour. Wiggsy Sivertsen, director of Majority The amount of money a stu- until the last minute, and for dent of the Feminist San Jose State University Coun- Alliance, said securi- dent organization receives does some, panic might even set in." Leadership seling Services, said she feels one be provided without not fluctuate depending on the Sivertsen said everybody ty should college students is cost. amount of security that is need- expectation of experiences stress, sometimes on "It is very hard for students to ed, she said. to procrastinate. a daily basis. pay extra for security," Fernandez "If we are funded by the Asso- "You're not a student unless She said a lot of stress is from said. "Paying for any event can ciated Students' Student Club you procrastinate," Sivertsen negative internalized issues. get costly, especially when you and Organization Fund, the said. " A lot of students put off " know I'm not going to pass are working with a budget. Stu- funds can only pay for certain today what they can always do this class,' or 'I'm too stupid.' " dent groups are not working with items, but not for security," Fer- tomorrow. But the problem is Sivertsen said. -'1'0 avoid stress, a lot of money." nandez said. that tomorrow is here, SO they students should not succumb to University Police Department She said she is afraid of retali- have built a lot of stress for this mind-altering stage." Lt. Bruce Lowe said that the ation at events that the Feminist themselves that way." Jonathan Anderson, a jun 1.) UPD has a limited staff that has Majority Leadership Alliance She said they would certainly engineering student, said he to deal with a campus communi- organizes and sponsors, such as help themselves in the long run especially stressed because I). ty of about 30,000 individuals. the anti-violence protest, "Take if they didn't procrastinate as has not been a very active st He said the 11PD is a state law Back the Night," and pro-choice much and would get ahead of the dent this semester. enforcement agency and its oper- rallies. game. been "I don't really have a reason ating costs are paid through the She said violence has Scot Guenter, an American Fund. known to erupt at such emotional for being a slacker," Anderson California State General studies professor, recommends it is against the law and controversial events. said. "I just am. I'm pretty wor- Lowe said students should start -supported entities to pro- "Feminist events have experi- that ried about my finals because I for tax preparing for their final exams services for private parties enced backlash even though we don't know what to expect." vide a bit at public expense. function on the market place of well in advance, devoting Sivertsen said she feels stu- .1aShong king Ihillt Stuff "We endeavor to exceed the ideas (and) philosophy. Issues, more time to each final each day dents can be terrible about their Gary Nguyen, foreground, and Duc Huynh take a nap on the community as a mat- as the exam date draws closer. third floor of Clark library during a break in their studies for needs of our See UPI). Pip 6 see STRESS, Page 6 their ter of routine. However, that does "This helps build self-confi- final exams. Final exams begin Thursday. 2 MAY 14, 2002 OPINION SAN JOSF STATL UNI% LKSITI The end brings memories of the beginning your information, 'alleve' is were gone, and I went back to what I That way, I can appreciate every Students to blame Fornot a word. A friend and I just was used to at the time: lots and lots thought of everyone and everything realized this last week. of silence. that has helped me reach this mile- We thumbed through three differ- These days are loud in compari- stone. in parking increase ent dictionaries before we were con- son, though. I'm used to things that To the mother and father who vinced that it, in fact, does not exist. are quite different than before. encouraged their daughter to live Then we reacted as though some- Today I rise hours after the 9-to- her dream and allowed tradition to Last week, the Campus Fee Advisory Commit- tee, which is comprised of students, faculty one had robbed us of something pre- 5ers and turn in about the time slide. To the cousins who proved that and administrators, received a presentation cious, of the most crucial asset to many New Yorkers wake up. I often an only child has no need for siblings and request by Chief Abeyta of the University every journalist: a word. eat dinner close to midnight, not the when she's blessed with relatives Police Department to increase student parking If you were me, you'd understand decent hour of 6 p.m. I see my par- like them. To the friends, new and rates, beginning this fall. why. ents, whom I live with, about three old, who are animated examples of Chief Abeyta's five-year plan calls for the even- I'll never forget about the day I times a week if I'm lucky. patience, acceptance, humor, support ism before writing a single word. and knowledge. tual tripling of current parking rates for students. couldn't speak perhaps the sad- But you walk on, and you write I feel as though I know the floor The committee listened carefully, discussed the dest day of my life. My voice was dis- plan of Dwight Bentel Hall better To a handful of professors at this on, and you continue until you get university, who have defined the true proposal and then voted whether to approve the tant, and thoughts made no sense. used to it all ... again. than the floor plan of my own home. first year of chief Abeyta's plan. So I pulled out a blank sheet of I have long, drawn-out conversa- meaning of mercy. To SJSU, which I remember when, every Tuesday housed my brain for the past five The first year increase included money to pay for paper, and with a pen, I spoke. three years ago, I would sit in San tions regarding homophones and the paving over of Bud Winter Field. And after each scribbled word my non-existent words with fellow jour- years. To criticism, which gave me Jose State University's Music room thick skin. Four faculty and administrators voted in favor of voice grew louder, and my thoughts and read a column called "Mr. Bad nalists, conversations that are increasing parking rates. more coherent. And that is when I strangely satisfying, by the way. And To words, which gave me a voice. Example." to joumalism, which gave that Four student representatives, however, voted made sense. This was a weekly ritual for my these days, I no longer wonder And against this increase. Notably, the students who I still do. whether I'll have the chance to write voice some volume. friend and me, and it always followed Thank you. I'm done unraveling. stood together to oppose this increase were mem- Life takes time to get used to. To with discussions regarding what we a column no need for that ques- bers of both political parties on campus, the Impact this day, assimilating into my own is liked and didn't like about his pieces. tion anymore instead I wonder if Party and the Spartan Party. often an ordeal. Plus, when I think Still, while she laughed aloud to someone else, perhaps someone sit- In an unprecedented show of unity, Sam Casas, that I have it all figured out, some- ting in the Music room on a Tuesday, the columnist's wry humor, I read Minal Gandhi is a Spartan Daily Brian Tison, Maribel Martinez and Julie Rieken- thing new gets thrown into the mix. quietly and wondered the same as I asks himself if he can do the same. Perriera all voted against raising student parking Then come the moments of des- And I'll tell him that he can, but guru. Three semesters of "Unravel" did each time I finished his columns: still haven't taught her that writing fees. peration when I think it'd be wiser to "VVhen will this be me?" it'll take some getting used to. Unfortunately, the tie was broken by one stu- stop walking when I haven't even As the semester comes to a close will be the hardest thing she may The thoughts were fleeting life. But then again, Minal dent, former "Independent" presidential candidate, taken my first step. though, because before long they and I say goodbye to SJSU, I want ever do in Mehrshad Mansouri. Or I think about quitting journal- nothing more than to sit still. doesn't pay that much attention. Siding with the Administration and faculty, Mansouri voted to increase student parking rates this fall. Regretably, when parking fees increase next WoOLD *0 SAY oN, SoRr... year, students, and one student in particular, will Friends, colleagues: have no one to blame but themselves. NAVIN1G A ci-IILD EVERY-WING QUICKLY 5EcArdi Denise M. Olenak CAPAGA))609 ViElA/ We will met again senior of the greatest things English F. -114r 1409120? Some SfrIUDGLIED I have learned during these gracious years at San Jose State University HILLARY Christians being weren't required for exams. Some of the greatest things I CARGO have learned have been through persecuted globally relationships and they have is there no outrage, demonstrations, and been about life. Whyaction being taken here at SJSU to help the And so, as I exit this door, Christians being enslaved in Sudan, Chris- another one opens. tians being jailed and tortured in Saudi Arabia, and For me, that opening will be rien(e I ant tile one %kilo will Europe proposing to ban distribution of the Old Tes- in Washington, D.C., where I able to invest this wealth of tament? will miss my West Coast friend- knowledge, truth and kindness ships What am I saying? I back into the community of my miss them already. choice. Daniel T. Offerman I've never been good at good- But that is neither here, nor senior byes. I'm a "see you later" kind is it where I live, Santa Cruz. hospitality management of woman, because honestly, I And this is disappointing, believe that if it's meant to be, I because I wonder what these will see my friends at a later communities are going to be date. And though that might like 20 years from now when not be until 10 years from now, our graduates cannot even when they are editors-in-chief invest their time and energy of glamorous magazines, or and skills back into our commu- Quote world travelers, or philan- nities. I wonder what it will be thropists, or whether they like to have all of my friends for the Daily: found their dream job at Hugh spread out all over the globe, Heffner's mansion, I will still since not many of them plan on DON'T MAKE JOKES. I JUST WATCH THE see some of them again. When I reinvesting their skills into this GOVERNMENT AND REPORT THE FACTS." do, no matter how much we area. have changed, we will share the I wonder why we never real- recognition of these years we ly realize how good we have it Will Rogers "AR 14.- www.offthemark.com aii/ 5-15 [email protected] ATLANTIC FEATURE STNCI. ©2002 MARK PARISI spent at SJSU. until it is gone. We have all And though they were stress- shared this home away from the Chicano Library Resource Center. Mod. For more information, e-mail ful years, years that sometimes home for the last few years and ule A. For more information, contact Adri glbtarrmailtijmu.edu. dragged on forever, they are took it for granted that we could ana Garcia at 250-9245. years that I will never forget. see each other when we wanted. Department of Nutrition and Because through all the stress We didn't have to make plans to Mosaic: SJSU's multicultural center Food Science and the deadlines and the dis- see each other, because we agreements, we still found time always ran into Spartuide Music, improvisation. 111fAillitIOR and Body fat assessment from 1:30 p.m. to 3 each other cultural exchange with Eddie Gale from 7 p.m. in Central Classroom Building. Room to laugh, and through our somehow. Now, that will change. laughter, we found out a lot that p.m. to 9 p.m. in the MOSAIC. multicultur- 221. Five dollars for students. For more And these changes will be al center in the Student Union. For more information. contact Sherry at 206-7599. we never would have gotten challenging. information. contact 924-6255. from a textbook: We found out And with the challenge Tuesday relax and focus your mind. For more infor- School of Art & Design about love, support and happi- comes the reward. Cadre mation. contact Daniel Georges-Abeyie at Counseling Services Student gallery exhibitions from 10 ness. And through these rewards, "Like White on Rice" digital video 924-5865. General process group from 2:30 pm to p.m. through Friday in the Art Now the biggest question I we gain strength and a better screening at 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Art a.m. to 4 4:30 p.m. in the Administration building. Industrial Studies buildings. For more am getting as I embark on the understanding of ourselves. building. Room 133. For more information, School of Art & Design and Room 201. For more information. contact information, contact John or Nicole at 924. journey of "my career" is, "So Again, not too much of this contact Neal DORRI at 316-1470. Student gallery art receptions from 6 p.m. how much are they going to pay to 8 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studien Kell Fujimoto and Jeni Landau at 924. 4330. we learn through the books. 5910 you?" And so, as I bid farewell to Nurors Christian Fellowship buildings. For more information, contact Multicultural Resource Center It seems so superfluous. It's my friends and to this universi- Bible discussion at 9:30 a.m. and 10,30 John or Nicole at 924-4330. Library Counseling Services Presentation by Diana Horrego of the like asking me to put a price tag ty, I feel indebted to the values I a.m. in the Montalvo roorn, located inside Gay, lYS111:111, 111Se%11:11. transgendered sup. Evergreen Breach of the San Jose Public on how much my time at SJSU have learned from others. I am the Student Union. For more information, 90.5 RIMS Ground Zero Radio port group froni 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Library. Her discussion. nbout Huichol Indi- has been worth to me. It's like grateful to have learned from contact Diane Stegmeir at 248-2997. CD sale, everything for a dollar, in front of trying to measure happiness by the Student Union Amphitheater from noon the Adminitration building. Rooni 201. For ans. is scheduled front noon to 1 prn. in the you. more information. contact Sheening Lin at multicultural center. Module A. For more putting it in a box. It's just not And I thank you for giving Library Multicultural Resource Center to 1 p.m For more information, contact 924.50199 or Terri Thames at 924-5923 information. contact JefT Paul at 924.2707 possible. The only way that hap- me this community, where I Film showing of "Smoke Signals" from Michelle at 924-4578. or 924- 2815. piness exists is if it is set free, have grown, where I have noon to 2 p.m. in the multicultural center unmeasured, and shared. And stressed, where 90.6 KE1.151 Ground Zero Radio The last Wednesday I have cried, in Module A. For more information. contact so I measure success based on where I have achieved, and Jeff Paul at 924-2707 or 924. 2815 Tuneful Tuesday of the semester: live Catholic Campus Ministry is provided free of charge this philosophy: The pursuit of most of all, where I have experi- music every week. This week: witness the Sparta Guide Daily Ma. al 12.10 p.m. lit 300 S. 10th to students. faculty and staff members The happiness as opposed to the dol- enced true happiness and Zen Meditation end with The Vidras from noon to 1 p.m. in St For more information, contact Sister deadline for entries is noon. three working lar. learned the value of it. Zen Meditation Good Works Sangha the Student Union Amphitheater. For more Mama Kraese at 9314.1610 days before the desired publication date I measure wealth based on will hold an organized meeting from 6,30 information. contact Shaun Morris at 924. Entry TM,. are available in the Spartan truth and friendships. Hillary Cargo is a Spartan p.m. to 8 p.m Medttation instruction will 8764 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Spare restrictions may require And though SJSU has taken Daily Copy Editor, this is the be administered by a Zen Monk and others. Daily Mire. Transgender Alliance editing of submissions. Phone and e mail a lot of my money, I am the one final "Zenith Rising" of the Bring meditation cushion/pillow and dress Movimiento Estudiantil Clan meeting from 5 p ni to 6 45 p m entrfee not accepted. Entetes are pronted that is rich because of this expe- semester comfortably. Non-Buddhist and novice med- Chicano de Astlan in the Almaden room of the Student . .,der In whirl, they ore rereired itators are welcome. Come and learn to Weekly officers meeting al p m in OPINION PAGE POLICIES

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Air Force offers alternatives Epilepsy misunderstood how it enhances their life over- into the program can get techni- Program fosters all." cal training for working on space By Moses Peraza "Fear does crazy things to peo- does remember a teacher who Classes offered include Air systems, jets, electronics and also ple," she said. "It makes people was afraid of her because of it. DUN SIAIF WRIFIll Force history, international get hospital jobs. Some also work afraid to ask questions." "I had to do a class assign- direction, affairs and preparation for active to become firefighter:Fs and police Even her family had a hard ment," Hero said. "That was to duty "for students interested in officers. Cindy Marota, an interim time dealing with her epilepsy, write about my life, and I decided earning a commission as an offi- When students decide to sign director at the Disability she said. to write about my epilepsy." goal-setting cer in the U.S. Air Force." up, they are malting a four-year Resource Center at San Jose Bowling said when she was a She said she was open about Capt. Joseph Riley teaches a commitment, Bonner said, and State University, recalled a time kid she thought that epilepsy her condition, and after she By Kami Nguyen course on national security many don't make it through the when she was working with a was the worst problem in the wrote the paper, her teacher affairs and prepares students for whole program. student at Mission College in world that one could have. waiited to drop her from her DAMN STAFF WHIIIR active duty as a commissioned Students will be given a place Santa Clara. She said she was "able-bodied" class. Serving the country, learning officer and has been at SJSU for to live, either on or off the premis- "All of a sudden, the student and not considered handicapped, "Why was she going to drop to fly a plane or searching for a three years. es, and given money for food and looked at me, grabbed my arm, and it was hard to get anyone to me from the class?" Haro said. career path are just a few of the He said the program is based other needs. and said, 'Help me.' help her. "My grades had been fine. My reasons students join the Air on a four-year program, and the Before becoming a part of the She fell on top of me. I couldn't She said while some of her papers had come back with no Force, said Capt. Cristina Fekkes, benefits range from short term to program, students have to pass get out from underneath her bosses were understanding of marks." a commissioned officer who long term. an aptitude test, which consists because she was larger than her condition, others were not. Hero believes it was because teaches an Air Force ROTC Students are able to develop of vocabulary and algebra prob- myself," Marota said. Epileptics often hide their of her condition that she was dis- course at San Jose State Univer- psychologically, professionally lems, and a second test, which She said she cleared the envi- condition because they are afraid criminated against. sity. and have experience in leader- would be more difficult, he said. ronment in her office as best she that they won't get hired, she "I did not know I had rights SJSU is not the only place stu- ship and teamwork skills, Ftiley There will be basic training for could, by moving chairs and any- said. back then," Hero said. "I didn't dents can go when deciding to be said. six weeks, he said, which includes thing that the student might hit She said she has had a lot of know she was doing something a part of the Air Force program. "I believe many students are lessons on how to march and air- and injure herself with while in jobs in her life, because when illegal by denying my education. Since the beginning of May, an joining for two reasons," he said. force history. the seizure. employers would learn of her It has been eight year since Aix Force recruiting office in San "One reason being the superior The physical fitness portion of "As she was having her condition, she would get fired. her last seizure, but Haro says Jose has been available for stu- opportunities and the other rea- , the training also counts toward seizure, I was able to move One job she had liked was dri- she remembers how it felt. dents who are interested in join- son being it's a very logical result physical education credit in earn- myself from underneath her," ving a van for a local television "I do recall certain situations ing and traveling to a different of an informed decision by quali- ing a degree. Marota said. station KITH. of coming out of the seizure, state. fied students." Physical fitness tests include The student was having an Although her employers knew where I'm conscious but I'm not Fekkes has been teaching a Riley said upon graduation running two miles and swimming epileptic seizure. about her condition, they did not aware," she said. leadership studies course for two many students will go on to fields long distances, Bonner said. Marota said she then rolled care as long as she could drive She also said she would hallu- years and said the program is not such as engineering, communica- "This is to make sure we get the student on her side to pre- and operate the camera equip- cinate before she went in to a designed for every tions, networking, the cream of the crop," he said. vent her from swallowing her ment. seizure. student. medical, legal, Fekkes, from SJSU's Air Force She said prospective students or research and development. tongue. Bowling said one time she Bowling, a graduate student, who ROTC, said not all students who "You don't try to put anything made an appointment with the said that when a person has a want to become commis- Students who want to be in want to join the Air Force ROTC sioned officers must possess self- in their mouth, and you don't doctor because she was having seizure, one should not try to the Air Force earn a bachelors Call make the cut. confidence, an open mind and be stop them in any way," Marota negative side effects from her restrain the individual because degree and have a change of Students are watched closely said. medication. she has suffered broken bones willing to work hard. scenery can see Master Sgt. Bill for drug use, attitudes toward To be enrolled in She then told someone to call "Instead of asking me what from people trying to restrain her class, stu- Bonner, a graduate of the Air authority and the amount of 9-1-1, so they could have para- dents "must be a member in the the problem was with the med- her. Force Recruiting School in Texas, parking and traffic tickets they medics on site as soon as possi- ication, he asked me if I drove," According to the information cadet corps and be in good stand- receive. ing," Fekkes said. who is now stationed as a ble. She said. "I said `yes' because I provided by the Epilepsy Foun- recruiter in San Jose. "It's not that they screw up one Catherine Lewis, program hadn't had a seizure in 20 years." dation of Northern California, "We start off with 30 students time and that's it," she said. "It's in the freslunan "This program is for students services manager for the Oak- She said the doctor put an end there are about 20 different class," she said. only if we begin to see a pattern. land-based Epilepsy Foundation calling the of the most "We usually commission 12 to 15 who don't want to pull out of col- to her driving by types of seizures, but lege but don't know what they We have higher expectations to of Northern California, said one DMV and telling the department common is generalized tonic students a year." ensure everyone is ready (to be When students want to do," Bonner said. of the common myths of epilepsy that she was a danger on the clonic seizures. become com- commissioned)." is that it is a rare disorder. road because she would not take An absence seizure is a missioned officers, they are then The Air Force base is located There is also a physical fitness in Texas, and students who join "On the contrary, 2.3 million her medication. seizure that takes the form of a actively on duty for the U.S. Air test, which tor women requires epilepsy," she said, Force, Fekkes the program will be given people have The DMV suspended her blank stare and last a few sec- said. running a two-mile run in 21 "including 180,000 people in license, and she lost her job. onds. Partial seizures cause Along with teaching, Fekkes is $10,000 worth of school loans for minutes, 44 sit-ups in two min- books and Northern California." Bowling said she is not bitter involuntary movement of the also the unit admission officer, other school supplies, utes and other timed exercises. Elizabeth Bowling, a SJSU about her condition; instead she arms or legs. who meets with students inter- where they will be attending "A lot don't know a lot (about graduate student studying histo- considers it a blessing, "If you know that a person has ested in Air Force .ROTC to night school in conjtuiction to the program) and want to find ry, said people would treat her Stacie Haro, a resource spe- a history of epilepsy, it is not nec- answer questions and describe their training, he said. out what it's all about," Fekkes differently when they found out cialist, at the Career Center, is essary to call 911 every time he the different aspects of program. "Students can work on what- said. "Those type of people are she had epilepsy. not embittered about her condi- or she has a seizure ... stay with "When I meet them, it's not to ever degree they want," he said. already a step above a lot of other Bowling said people didn't tion. them until consciousness rope them in," she said. "I usually "It can be in a totally different people. They are well-informed understand what epilepsy is and Though Haro has not lost a returns," said Lewis of the ask them what their 10-year plan field." citizens." that's why they are scared. job because of her condition, she Epilepsy Foundation. i.s,, why they want to join ... He said students mho come ` - 1012P7.7. . '6.1 e.11 II Mal .1 t I ^611111111101111110arraier -

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4 MAY 14, 2002 ARTS S XN JOSE' STATE UNIVERSITY & ENTERTAINMENT 'Insomnia' won't be a sleeper hit By Anna Bakalis leads Al Pacino, Robin Williams with his sense of responsibility Dichotomies abound as Finch, sit- ability, to see his demeanor go his move to defy typecast was and supporting Hilary and guilt over his partner's death. from a no-nonsense, larger than- admirable. D111) SI111 WRIIIR Swank. ting on the right side of the arch Will Dormer (Al Pacino), a This concept parallels a psycho- in a more subservient position, life detective to a tired and con- Pacino brings, as always, intel- "Insomnia," a new film featur- hard-nosed but conflicted detec- logical game of cat-and-mouse after a heated confrontation, then flicted man. ligence and a substance to his ing Al Pacino, will shed some tive travels to a small Alaskan that Finch starts, hence putting stands and Finch sits and the His downward descent is beau- role that shines over those who town with partner Hap (Martin himself on the same intellectual visual parallel is made. tifully acted. To }MOW that the play opposite him. Donovan) to investigate the mur- and moral ground as Dormer. Williams calls Dormer one scenes were filmed out of The screenplay was adapted REVIEW der of a 17-year-old girl. Hap and The two are faced against each night as the sun peers through sequence makes his sleepless pro- from a Swedish movie made sev- light on an otherwise unimagina- Dormer close in on the suspect, a other throughout the movie in his windows, telling him he gression that much more eral years ago. tive summer of blockbusters. reclusive novelist, Walter Finch typical good guy versus nemesis. knows his secret and that he poignant. The scene translation was of Midnight Sun, or the phenom- (Robin Williams). They are opposites but not all understands his sleep depriva- It was interesting to watch the course not literal, but the wilder- enon of perpetual daylight, But after a fog-filled stakeout, that different. tion, creating an interesting dra- two actors act in such dynamic ness of the landscape was surreal bathes the main characters Dormer accidentally shoots his The parallels in the movie are matic effect. ways: Pacino, known for his tal- and added more depth and the throughout the movie. partner and kills him. apparent from the star power The cinematography is superb ent, pitted against Williams, who overall sense of other-worldliness This light creates an ongoing The fictionalized town of of Williams and Pacino to the for reflecting this. is better known for his comedic with monolithic icebergs and motif, almost like a fourth charac- "Nightmute" ironically never gets opposing visual vocabulary. The director of photography, persona, both brought justice and avalanche deposits. ter. dark. Dormer can't sleep, and it is At one point, Dormer goes to Wally Pfister, also worked in col- eloquence to their respective Much like the movie, the The movie, directed by a lack of sleep that eventually meet Finch down a desolate strip laboration vvith director Nolan in roles. scenery added an interesting take Christopher Nolan, casts inter- creates a catalyst for his internal of land with water on either side Memento. It's easy to say that Williams on reality Virned a bit on its esting and divergent roles for conflict he struggles to cope and an arched bridge It's telling of Pacino's acting was hard to watch as a bad guy: head. NBC keeps successful favorites for new season line up NEW YORK (AP Anmous Lir commercial buying frenzy mein president Jell Zucker. "We Alter years of failing to estab- about a Harvard-educated produc- two new dramas on Sunday, to create a new franchise comedy known as the "upfront." had such success this season that lish a new comedy at 8:30 p.m. er trying to turn around a morn- including the Philadelphia-based with "Friends" entering its last NBC enters the week in the we had the luxury of having very Thursday after "Friends," NBC is ing show was put on the schedule "American Dreams," focusing on wagon, NBC is pinning its Thurs- best shape of all. It will be the No. few holes on our schedule." moving the second-year farce by Zucker, the Harvard-educated two teen-age girls who realize day night hopes on "Scrubs" and a 1 network in prime-time when Julia Louis-Dreyfus' comedy, about medical residents, "Scrubs," former "Today" show producer. their dreams of becoming dancers new series about a morning TV the current season ends next "Watching Ellie," is absent from into that time slot. 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4ii ARTS Immumminummill & ENTERTAINMENT Nuclear war becomes 'The Sum of All Fears'

By Joseph Weaver had studied intently and written secret nuclear weapon to use DAILY STAFF WRITEFt a biography about only a year against the United States? earlier. Who is this Nemerov guy, any- Ben Affleck trying to save the Upon finding this out CIA way, and why is he taking them world from nuclear war. director William Cabot (Morgan through a nuclear weapons plant? That, in a nutshell, is "The Freeman) summons Ryan for a It's a drama-creating moment, Sum of All Fears." trip to Russia to meet the new and it is a successful one. Amazingly, Affleck does con- president. What follows is a series of vincingly pull off the role and This is the spot where the on- events that make it appear like screen chemistry between Affleck the Russians are planning to and Freeman begins to carry the attack the United States. REVIEW film beautifully. Ryan doesn't buy any of it. He Freeman does a fantastic job thinks he knows Nemerov well helps make "The Sum of All bringing his dry wit and fatherly enough to know that under his Fears" an enjoyable and chilling influence on Affleck to add a dif- guidance Russia would never film to watch. ferent dimension to the film. attack the U.S. with nuclear The film begins, somewhat During the trip to Russia, weapons. peculiarly, in Damascus, Syria, Nemerov (Ciaran Hinds) takes This comes into doubt when, at during the Yom Kippur War in Ryan and Cabot with him for a what is staged as the Super Bowl 1973. tour of a Russian nuclear in Baltimore, a nuclear bomb is An Israeli plane is shot down weapons facility, something no detonated and thousands are and crashes into the desert just member of the Americari govern- killed. outside of Damascus. ment had even been allowed in U.S. President Fowler (James The relevance of this is before. Cromwell) is prepared to retaliate detailed later in the film, but the This is where the film's plot for the attack on the Super Bowl. scene seems out of place at the takes off. Ryan insists it wasn't Russia, time. Ryan notices that three Russ- but he can't prove it. The film fast-forwards to mod- ian scientists are missing from He pieces together what he em-day Washington, D.C. the facility and asks if anyone believes is a neo-Nazi terrorist CIA historical analyst Jack knew where they were. plan to pit the United States and Ryan (Affleck) is introduced into The answer he gets seems to Russia against each other in the film. perfect, a little too perfect. nuclear war. Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures Ryan isn't high on the CIA Suspicion arises and the action Can he get anybody to believe William Cabot, played by Morgan Freeman whispers to Jack Ryan, played by Ben Affleck, about pecking order when the audience starts. him though? first meets him, but he quickly It all leads a viewer to start That is the question during the CIA operations in "The Sum of All Fears." The film opens on May 31. becomes so when the Russian pondering numerous questions last half-hour of the film, and it is can save the world from nuclear Some of the scenarios in the "The Sum of All Fears" is a president suddenly dies. on where the movie is going to go well drawn out in the movie lead- war. movie might be a bit of a reach, film well worth seeing when it The new Russian president next. ing to the climatic moment when The entire film is, for the most but not so far where the film loses hits theaters nationwide on May happens to be someone who Ryan Are the Russians creating a we find out whether or not Ryan part, very well done in all aspects. credibility. 31. Affleck finds challenge in established role By Joseph Weaver Jack Ryan than the one played by Affleck said. "I absolutely wouldn't tor William Cabot in the film. Ford or Baldwin in the previous have done it if he had objected." Clancy's book for `The Sum of DA111 SlAFt WRITIR After getting all of the All Fears" was written in 1991, and Ben Affleck has played roles approvals out of the way, it was the film was made prior to Sept. from the straight guy in love with time for Affleck to learn about 11, but the possibility of terrorist a lesbian in "Chasing Amy" to a "I KNEW THERE WAS A being a member of the CIA. attacks on U.S. soil created a more war-hero in love in "Pearl Harbor." Affleck went to the trouble of chilling overtone to the movie. Nothing, however, was quite LOT OF RISK IN TAKING spending time at CIA headquar- Affleck believed this could like his experience portraying ters studying the agency, its pro- make for a different feeling movie Jack Ryan in "The Sum of All A ROLE LIKE THIS:' cedures and personnel. now. Fears." "It was very interesting," he "I do think that those events Trying to play Jack Ryan, a Ben Affieck. said. "It wasn't some kind of (Sept. 11) do change the feel of the character previously played by star of "The Sum of All Fears" cloak-and-dagger operation, but movie," he said. "I think people l'Igrrison _Ford ("PatriptGatIkes" more like an office with a very ' realifaiitow that this is not ptire d "Ciear and Prese t Dan- Tom Clatcy r-111191r7PoIrturnec11-1--filTns. diverse poup of people who are fantasy.in a way that this is some- and Alec 1-1/rti Blienlark of thin', Affleck said dedic1W, pAtriotic Americans:" thing thiit is entirely possible."' Hunt for Red October") present- he felt it was necessary to seek Aside from learning the ins- Dealing with the legacy of Ford ed a different kind of challenge the approval of both men before and-outs of the CIA, Affleck had and Baldwin, being a member of for Affleck. taking on the role of Ryan. to learn how to work with three- the CIA and working with Mor- "I !mew there was a lot of risk "I was hoping they wouldn't time Academy Award nominee gan Freeman how does Affleck involved in taking a role like say, 'Are you crazy? You can't do Morgan Freeman. think audiences will respond to Photo courtesy of Paramount Picture.% this," Affleck said. "I knew a lot of this,' fortunately they were very "It was a little intimidating to "The Sum of All Fears?" people would say things like, supportive," Affleck said. be around him at first," Affleck "I really don't know how people Ben Affleck, as Jack Ryan, runs from a burning building in the 'He's not Alec Baldwin or Harri- Another sign of approval said. "A little overwhelming. I will respond to the movie," Affleck upcoming "The Sum of All Fears." Affleck reprises the role made son Ford,' but I didn't go into the Affleck looked for was from the was honored, proud and humbled said. "I hope everyone likes it, but famous by both Harrison Ford and Alec Baldwin. The film about role thinking about trying to be author. to work with a guy like Morgan. I'm aware that there are always better than them. I wanted to "It would have made doing the He was a gentleman and a pro- people who don't like some movies about terrorist threats was made prior to the Sept. 11 attacks. make the role my own." role very unpleasant without hav- fessional." you do. I'm proud of it though, and Affleck, 29, plays a younger ing the approval of Mr. Clancy," Freeman, 64, plays CIA direc- that's what really matters to me." 'Spiderman' breaks records as high-grossing film LOS ANGELES (AP) It took two months to gross $223 million. "Some films take months to do lion by the time "Star Wars: Lucas ims conceded "Episode IF are running 19 percent ahead of just 10 days for "Spider-Man" to By the end of next weekend, that. Some it takes years to do Episode I Attack of the Clones" will not match the record debut of the record pace last year, when muscle its way into the top-30 list "Spider-Man" should be pushing that with reissues." opens Thursday. "Spider-Man," which opened on the industry took in $8.4 billion. of highest-grossing films. $300 million and will be on the After a record-smashing debut "We're just happy to be where about 1,500 more screens than Domestic movie grosses already A $71.4 million haul in its sec- verge of cracking the top 10. of $114.8 million, "Spider-Man" we are by the time they open," "Attack of the Clones" will. are at $3 billion for the year, ond weekend pushed "Spider- "It's staggering, really mind- had the best second weekend said Jeff Blake, Sony head of dis- Big results expected for "Star three weeks less than it took to Man" to a total of $223 million, blowing to see a movie get there ever. Distributor Sony expects tribution and marketing. 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UPDBudget does not include security for events TREMOR uPD reports no campus damage continued from Page I an earthquake. continued from Page I continued to do so after the quake was tion events. ended. Marks said she didn't "I thought it was one of those 'There is no way to change that. We don't want to Engineering building when the big doors," she said, referring to ideals, concerns of any minority, leave the building until after she which are draw from on-duty officers for coverage, because the tremor hit. finished her job. metal rolling doors similar to the expressed openly and vocally need to be protected safety of the general population will suffer," Mal- He also said he thought of the from "I felt pretty safe," she said. ones on big warehouses. possible violence in all forms," Fernandez said. oney said. 1989 earthquake when Monday's her first reaction was She said students should According to Victoria Castro, She said not have to pay addi- Maloney said security is not provided for student quake struck, but said he felt rel- one of doubt, but when the after- tional money to ensure the safety of event partici- who was working at the front organizations as part of the UPD's normal operat- atively safe. desk in Joe West Hall, said the shock stnick seconds later, a man pants. ing budget. "I was worried about the other "Earthquake," and that's According to the building is retrofitted, which said, special event security policy "It is because they are special events. There is no buildings on campus," he said. when she knew for sure. maintained by the UPD, the costs for officers vary. means it is built to withstand an way to predict how many or what type of events will Some residents of Joe West earthquake. Mandeep Singh, a junior com- It is billed at the officer's actual overtime rate plus occur. So the fiscal burden is born with those who Hall had mixed reactions about major, said he benefits. Beaty Allen, a sophomore hos- puter engineering wish to host the events," Maloney said. the jolt. pitality major, said she has been was on the third floor of the Stu- "If the UPD is informed ahead of time, why are Perreira-Rieken said UPD's normal operating Scott Crittenden, a senior soci- when the 5.2 earth- they charging for time and through many earthquakes in dent Union a half for their officers? budget should include providing security for cam- ology major, said he was playing her lifetime and said this one quake hit. They should schedule officers who are not on over- pus events and student activities. games on his computer when the felt the quake, and it was time," Perreira-Rieken said. wasn't that bad. "I "Everyone knows there will be campus events," earthquake began. "I've been in a few. You know pretty bad," Singh said. "Nothing University Police Department Capt. Shannon she said. "(The UPD) should incorporate them with- "Everyone came into the door- but I had a friend who Maloney said UPD has to have when you're in danger," she said. did fall, officers working on in their budget without jeopardizing the safety of ways and began looking around," In the Student Union, some was in a wheelchair and he felt it overtime to provide security for student organiza- t.he campus." he said. "No one really panicked." students felt the quake, while really bad because of his rubber Leah Marks, a senior anima- others said they didn't even wheels." tion major, said she was on the know. STRESS Counselor offers techniques for dealing with stress top floor when the 12-story build- Monica Bullard, a senior nurs- Daily Staff Writer Rima Shah ing shook. ing major, said when she initially and Daily Staff Editor Lisa Butt She said she was helping felt the tremor she didn't think it contributed to this story. continued from Page I about structuring your life," stress," Guenter said. someone with his computer arid Sivertsen said. "'What do I have Siversten said students should coursework responsibilities. t,o do this week?' Where do I address their course work prob- "I know students who are intend on doing it?' It's really lems at the beginning of the entering their final exams important to set goals to reduce semester to ensure academic suc- QUAKE Shaking felt from San Francisco to Watsonville whether they will make it or stress." break their cess. grades," Sivertsen She said it is very important up to Guerneville, a small town kept shaking after the stadium said. "There are students that "Ask your teachers for clarifi- continued from Page I along the Russian River 148 settled dovvn. for students to eat right and get cation," she said. "Be proactive don't go t,o class or are 15 to 20 Gilroy seemed mostly undis- miles north of the quake's epicen- "I looked around, I said some- minutes late to class. They get some sleep around final exams. about planning for finals and ter. The quake also was felt to the thing wrong is going on here. "They shouldn't live off of cof- always ask for help if you need it. turbed a few minutes later. At a themselves into trouble that Lenox china outlet store, several east, with weak shaking mea- Everything was shaking," said way." fee and soda and other uppers to Take advantage of our services. sured in Modesto and Turlock, Michel Goulet, vice president of get through finals," Siversten They're free." broken plates littered the floor, Guenter said stress could def- and a few porcelain figurines in a and a slightly stronger shock player personnel for the initely affect performance on said. "(Uppers) will increase irri- Melissa Kwok, a freshman window display had fallen. Most measured about 80 miles east in Avalanche. "You start thinking, final exams. tability, agitation and lack of con- kinesiology student, said she of the china was still intact. Merced. 'Should I run or what? I wasn't "Agitated students might fail centration." does not feel any stress about her Joseph Alderete, who works at Phone service was luiocked out sure what to do." to read the directions carefully, Kimberly Leigh, a junior biolo- upcoming final exams because a general store next to a Shell in parts of San Jose, and a low Play also continued between rushing to respond to a question gy student, said she has formed she is prepared. Station close to the epicenter, rumbling was felt in San Francis- the Giants and the Atlanta Braves in San Francisco's Pacific without carefully evaluating and study groups to help her prepare Kwok said she studies for said only a few things fell off the co, where it seemed to last for covering all of its component finals on her own and well in shelves, and a rack of postcards several seconds and get stronger Bell Park, where the glass panes for her upcoming final exams. on the press box rattled for sever- parts," Guenter said. "Stress can "Study groups have always advance to the exam day. fell. as it went along. People reported also cause some students to Guenter said he recommends 'This was the largest one I felt al seconds. helped me team the test materi- a rolling sensation in the Santa "I was sitting upstairs and it manage their time poorly in an listening to some relaxing music in a while," Alderete said. Cruz area, where police had calls exam situation, worrying so al," Leigh said. "I find that the during study breaks. Police in Gilroy said the quake was a good jolt," fan Jenny Hsin groups really inspire me to excel didn't appear to cause any fires about wires down. The quake said. "At first I thought it was the much about covering one part of "Reward yourself for work well shattered a window in Wat- guy behind me kicking my chair, the exam effectively that they in my classes." done so far by giving yourself a and they had no preliminary Guenter said students should word of damage. sonville, setting off an alarm. then I looked and saw the whole spend way too much time on it tasty treat, and if it suits you, The play between the San Jose row shaking with me.." and don't complete the entire form study groups, so they can meditate," Guenter said. 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church." being murdered, slaughtered," Avta, who has friends in the home. Many soldiers who go into to the same discotheque and sud- All three of them said they Qutob said. "It's like a genocide Israeli army, said that the army the army, when they get into a denly you see it all blown up. RESOLUTION believed for the situation to over there. Palestinian people is just doing its job and had no house, they usually give candies This is what terrorism is about, continued from Page I improve, it is important that the have no rights there. They're intention of harassing civilians. and stuff to Palestinian kids. taking away their confidence." situation for Palestinians to being humiliated, losing their "I know many soldiers," Avta They don't want them to hate us, Qutob feels that there will be dle East, he has nothing against improve. dignity. No human being should said. "Most of the soldiers are they just don't want innocent no solutions as long as the pre- Israeli and Jewish students. "The real problem in the Mid- go through what they are going left wing. Most of the people in lives being killed." sent leaders are in power. "I don't mind living next door dle East, in Palestine, is poverty," through. It's awful." the army are not looking for war. While he acknowledges that He said both leaders are to a Jewish person," Qutob said. Avta said. "Most of the people Hanania, whose grandparents I am sure the army is not doing there are stories of women in "hard headed" and there can be "There is nothing wrong with don't have a job and some of them came from Ramallah and Jaffa in all this to humiliate the person or labor being stopped from getting no "solution from them." that. But if he is living next door don't have running water. Wat,er Israel but later fled to Jordan, hurt them. It is not a war against treatment, Avta said the army is Apart from that, Qutob said, to me, I don't want him shooting is a very significant problem over said there are two realities of Palestinian people, against just ensuring that they properly the United States should be neu- through my window. If he's living there." Palestinians, and everything said Christian people against Muslim screen for suicide bombers. tral and stop investing so much next door to me, he should Avta said that to really solve through the media needs to be fil- people. The army has very strict "It is very sad," Avta said. "You in Israel. respect me like I respect him. the problem, Palestinians should tered. orders and if a soldier doesn't have three or four women suicide He said he doesn't predict Then everything would be fine." have hope. Her grandparents, she said, perform his orders, he is pun- bombers and the candidates pre- peace until Palestinians in Israel Hanania, who was born in Jor- "Let's say Palestinians have had a good life in Jordan and her are treated with respect. dan but moved to the United demand for land and if you give grandfather was wealthy there "You can't throw a random States when she was two years them all their land, all their land However, she said she also feels person on the ground and don't old, said she represents a differ- and even more. So what? If it strongly about the living condi- expect them to retaliate," Qutob ent perspective in the struggle in doesn't solve their problems, if it tions of the Palestinians living in "Nobody wants to go there and live in said. "People don't do that any- the Middle East. doesn't solve their poverty and refugee camps and the way they more." "I am Christian," Hanania all the bad situations over there." are treated there. a tank for 72 hours. It's a nightmare. Hanania said she feels what is said. "Most people see Palestini- Avta said. "Maybe the solution is "VVhen Israelis comes to your happening in the region is like a ans as Muslims. But there are that we should work on peace as house and kill your mother and Soldiers don't enjoy it even though it is holocaust, and she feels neither Christians and they are dying much as we can, but maybe we your father, your sisters and your Muslims, Christians nor Jews too. We're just being caught in should start doing projects that brothers, there has to be some said soldiers have a thirst for blood..." should be killed. the middle. I was raised as a will make lives better over there hostility," Hanania said. "These All three of them said they Christian but I was raised to because it's so horrible and you suicide bombers, all they have is have nothing against the other respect everybody no matter can understand their frustration. their bodies, they have no other - Boaz Avta, electrical engineering religion and have close friends what descent and what religion "There should be better educa- resources, and I think that's why senior who are of all religions. they are. I am upset that people tion for kids. There is no wonder they're doing it." Avta said that he was dis- are dying. I don't care what kids are living in frustration Hanania said if the retaliation turbed by the tension he feels descent they are." because all they can do is get out and the suicide bombings keep ished very badly. If somebody is tended to be pregnant, but they among Jewish and Muslim stu- Hanania, a senior psychology and fight the soldiers. No wonder going back and forth, it's never hurting Palestinians, he will get were carrying explosives. They dents on campus, and said that major, is also a member of the they live on hate. They don't have going to stop. punished against it very severe- are doing it to prevent innocent people should stop blaming each Magdalena Greek Orthodox schools to go to." Born and raised in the United ly." people from dying." other. Church of the Redeemer in Los Qutob, 22, also said he was States, Qutob said he visited Avta said that soldiers don't Avta, who grew up in Israel "I think it is wrong. We Altos, which was burnt down in depressed with the condition of Israel six years ago. On a visit want to fight civilians. said that suicide bombing is shouldn't fight. We should use early April. Palestinians living in Israel and with friends and family, Qutob "Nobody wants to go there and scary the beautiful place of California "I was praying to God that it also said the Israeli government said that he was permitted a live in a tank for 72 hours," Avta "Israel is very small," Avta to talk about peace and find ways was an accident, but it turned out and the Israeli army should treat week-long visa and didn't have a said "It's a nightmare. Soldiers said. "Every time you see a place to end the conflict," Avta said. to be arson," Hanania said. "I did- them better. very good experience there don't enjoy it even though it is in TV, you usually have gone to "We should think about what we n't want more hatred to be here. I "If you look at other news, for because the Israeli army was said soldiers have a thirst for the place many times before and can do for the future. What I grew up in that church. I was example, European news, it's asking him too many questions blood and the loss of life is not recognize the place. They've sat would like to do is think of a way planning on being married in the always showing a lot of people and harassing him. great. Soldiers just want to go in the same restaurant and gone to find a better life for all of us."

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and will send this Western Con- finally broken ping a back- blistered a slap shot from Nabokov made a brilliant glove Overtime goal shifts ference Semifinal back to Den- at 15:17 of the hand shot past between the circles only to be save on Colorado center Riku ver for the deciding game on second period Nabokov. stopped by Nabokov. Hahl's snapshot from 15 feet out. Western Conference Wednesday night. when Sharks "GAME 7 SHOULDN'T "We showed Midway through the third Then it was Roy's turn to Forsberg took a pass from defenseman a lot of charac- period, Hannan saved his team save the day. semifinals series to Avalanche captain Joe Sakic Marcus Rag- BE ANY DIFFERENT ter to come from falling behind. Roy stopped Selanne's wrist just outside of the crease and narsson one- right back and An Avalanche shot trickled shot from the slot with one Denver for Game 7 tapped it past Sharks goal- timed a shot THAN THE REST OF tie it up on the past Nabokov and slid toward minute left in the period. tender Evgeni Nabokov for the past Colorado THE SERIES. THIS next shift, the goal. Then just two minutes into By Joseph Weaver winner. goaltender great execu- Hannan was able to back- overtime, Forsberg ended it. The Avalanche's Swedish- Patrick Roy to REALLY HAS BEEN tion." hand the puck clear just before "It was a pretty nice goal," DAIIN WRIIIR born superstar now leads the give the Sharks Avalanche it crossed the goal line. Selanne said. "One you like to A 5.2-magnitude earthquake NHL in points in this year's a brief lead. UNBELIEVABLE. THE coach Bob With nine minutes to play in see in overtime; unfortunately it shook the Compaq Center at playoffs with 18. Twenty-four Hartley said. the third period, a tremor shook was for the wrong team." about10 p.m. on Monday and The game began with the seconds later, TEAMS ARE SO EVEN." The third the Compaq Center violently for The series will now shift back Sharks assuming control of however, the period fea- 10 seconds. to Denver for Game 7 at 6:30 Avalanche were - Darryl Sutter, tured numer- The earthquake, centered p.m. on Wednesday night to Monday's overtime score most of the first period. After Colorado right wing able to tie the San Jose Sharks head coach ous attempts three miles outside of Gilroy, decide the series. Colorado Avalanche 2 Milan Hejduk got two shots on score on a goal at breaking the was the culprit. The game was "Game 7 shouldn't be any dif- goal on Nabokov in the opening by center Steve Reinprecht. tie. not delayed because of the ferent than the rest of the series," San Jose Sharks 15 seconds of the game, San The goal, Reinprecht's fifth of At 6:30 of the period, earthquake. Sharks head coach Darryl Sutter Jose outshot the Avalanche 6-0 the playoffs, was a completion of Nabokov stopped Hejduk point The players talked to follow- said. "This really has been unbe- 1.1111.,(11, (.4 ttttt during a 8:50 stretch spanning an incredible one-man effort by blank from five feet out. ing the game said they didn't lievable. The teams are so even." 6:34 p.m. at the Pepsi Center in Denser from Hejduk's two early chances the Avalanche center. Twenty seconds later, at the feel any shaking on ice level. Ragnarsson put it in even on net. Reinprecht took a pass from other end of the ice, Sharks cen- "I didn't feel anything ... this simpler terms. Peter Forsberg provided the Colorado's offense responded defenseman Martin Skoula and ter Vincent Damphousse fired a building is pretty loud and it is "Now we have to go there and aftershocks at 10:40 p.m. midway through the period, as then raced by Ragnarsson. He shot wide of Roy on a 2-on-1 rush shaking most of the time any- play Game 7 against the Stan- Forsberg's goal at 2:47 of the the Avalanche outshot the then swooped behind the net, with teammate Owen Nolan. way," Hejduk said. ley Cup champions," he said. first overtime period gave the Sharks 6-3 the rest of the period. beat San Jose defender Brad A little over a minute later, The score remained tied with "You really can't ask for much Avalanche a 2-1 Game 6 victory The scoreless deadlock was Stuart with a deke before slip- Avalanche captain Joe Sakic 1:15 left in regulation when more than that." SJSU triathlon club off and running ...and cycling and swimming By Paul Mercado event, the San Jose Internation- Kellie Chittenden joined the -We are scheduled to partici- together, and have a good time majoring in management infor- al Triathlon schedule for the triathlon club as a way of pate in this June will be my exercising," Rushing said. mation systems, said he joined D \IIN SI \II WRIIIR end of June. extending the commitment she first, and I'm glad to have the Rushing said the team thinks the team this semester after A self-professed triathlon Rushing said Charles made with herself to actually support of the other members of of itself more of a social club Rushing saw him in a station- junkie, Kris Rushing said the Bartlett and Brynn Seidel complete a triathlon. the club in reaching that goal," than an actual team. ary cycling class and asked if he exhilaration he felt the day he founded SJSU's triathlon club. While mountain biking, Chit- she said. We cross train, race together ever ran a marathon. entered his first triathlon was "Many of our members are tenden planned to compete in For some club members such and represent SJSU, Rushing "I have done all three of the indescribable and later spurred not triathletes, yet people her first triathlon a few years as Rushing, competing in the added. events individually, however, I his passion to share the sport assume we're a bunch of hard- ago, but broke her arm two event will come as easily as get- Cross-training is when you have never competed in a with others. core athletes. However, that's weeks before the event. ting up that morning. alternate between different triathlon event," Harrington The result of Rushing's pas- simply not the case," said Rush- "That was a huge disappoint- "For the majority of us, sports to improve or maintain said. sion is San Jose State Universi- ing, a senior in management ment. If nothing else, it helped myself included, completing the endurance and strength, Rush- According to Rushing, ty's Triathlon Club. information systems. "The club me rethink why I was doing triathlon will be the result of a ing said. triathlon training offers the one This is the club's inaugural welcome's everyone, even begin- this," Chittenden, a senior cumulative effort," Chittenden Swim workouts are held at of the most balanced, safest season, and at 20 members ners that are not swimmers, majoring in journalism, said. said. the SJSU Aquatic Center, and ways to stay in shape as the strong, Rushing is optimistic don't own a bike, or barely ever It wasn't about crossing a fin- Competing in races is not the weekly run locations include combination of swimming, run- about the future of the club. ran." ish line, Chittenden added. club's main objective, Rushing street runs around campus and ning and cycling conditions the Members of the club reflect a Rushing said members join Crossing the finish line is the said. trail runs at Alum Rock Park in entire body. diverse sampling of the campus for a number of reasons, which sum of one day's effort and that "The objective is to create is a San Jose and Rancho San Anto- "While each sport possesses with a mixture of athletic back- include losing weight and mak- one-day's effort stems from community where individuals nio Open Space Preserve in unique benefits, their variation grounds, Rushing said. ing new friends with people months of training, Chittenden with a wide and varying range Mountain View. keeps training fun and helps The club's first triathlon whom have similar interest. said. of athletic backgrounds can get Neil Harrington, a senior avoid "burn-out," Rushing said. 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