N Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 jrN, TUESDAY S P www.t espartandaily.com 11.06.01 cm.. 117, No. Service N. 48 Are you nuts? A.S.vote fraternity returns WEATHER to assist PARTLY CLOUDY stipends' High:66 in campus Low: 48 value clean up By Kemberly Gong OPINION By Joannie Sevilla DAllY STAFF WRITER DAII Y STAFF WRI1ER Associated Students approved National Service Week, spon- retroactive raises to its salaries 'Confession' sored exclusively by coed national at last Wednesday's meeting in says saving service fraternity Alpha Phi response to salary reductions sex until Omega, began this week and is made last year by former AS. scheduled to continue through president, Leo Davila. marriage President Maribel Martinez saves one Saturday across campus. "We encourage everyone to said the president makes $800 from unneed come and help out in any project," per month after the raise, ed heartacht. said Phi Tran, a sophomore nurs- though Davila made $1,000 per ing major and Alpha Phi Omega's month during his tenure as co-treasurer. "Come any time to president. The change in volunteer, and you don't even have salaries not only affects the to be an Alpha Phi Omega mem- president, but all A.S. members. 'Quoth the ber to participate." The vice president and con- Tran said Tuesday's project troller have had their salaries Raven' called, "Campus Clean Up," is a raised to $800 per month prepares collaborative effort to clean the $100 more than they used to herself to entire campus. make, and the board of directors play the "We'll pretty much be wander- has also experienced pay raises game of ing around campus in different from $250 to $300 each. being single areas and picking up trash," Tran Alfonso De Alba, executive said. "Just trying to make the director of AS., said it was not campus look beautiful." Davila who made the changes to Tran said Wednesday's event is the budget. He said the previous slated to promote domestic vio- board, under former A.S. Presi- lence awareness. dent Heather Cook, made the Page 2 "We're helping out the campus adjustments to the stipends. and the community too," Tran However, A.S. Controller Julie said. "It's going to be at a table out- Perreira-Rieken said the raises side the Student Union, probably were made when Davila was in table No. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m." office. Luzelle Advincula, a senior in The raises are on record in nursing and Alpha Phi Omega's secretary, said the idea to aware- the budget policy for A.S., she A E ness walk held in downtown San said. According to the 1999-2000 Jose a few weeks ago. budget policy, the first year "We're going to have cards that Davila was in office, the AS. people can sign to make a pledge president's stipend was set at to not commit domestic violence," $750 per month and the A.S. vice Advincula said. "We got the pledge president and controller each cards from the domestic violence made $350 per month, during a awareness walk to help them pro- 12 month period. Board mem- mote their cause." bers made $106 per month. Thursday's event, called "Kiosk By the next year, the second Clean Up," is scheduled to focus on year of Davila's tenure as presi- cleaning the wooden kiosks in dent, the stipends had been front of the Student Union and raised to $1,000 per month for Clark Library. the president, $750 per month "We have a contract with Asso- for the controller and vice presi- ciated Students for the next two dent and $250 for directors. years to clean the kiosks once a The record also shows that Fuel burns up the stage month and they will promote us Ben Liebenberg/ Daily Staff/ Davila lowered the stipend for by putting our letters on the the executive positions when he Thursday night at the Event Center. A squirrel hangs out in a tree near the Spartan Complex on Monday. They rocked the house despite the see NATIONAL, Page 3 see PAY RAISE, Page 4 sparce crowd and played 16 of their 22 total songs. Secondhand smoke Speaker emphasizes importance of good credit - Page 3 By Moses Peraza University was one ot the first with an 18 percent interest rate campuses to offer credit educa- and would ultimately pay up to DAII1 Si %I I Win II R tion. $5,000 more on the same loan. to be focus of forum One thing that Patrick V. Rehn- About 40 people attended the Some advice that Rehnberg berg, the speaker for the credit session. offered the attendees was to keep By Fernando F. Croce country. management session, emphasized Holly Miller, coordinator of the track of their money. Scott Rivers, a program man- DAILY SiA1F WRITER was that if one wants good credit, event and a member of the Alum- "List all of your purchases," he ager for the association, said he or she should pay bills on time. ni Association, said she was said. "Know where your money SPORTS Concerns and issues dealing that 85 percent to 95 percent of Rehnberg an account executive pleased with the student turnout goes to." with secondhand smoke are the people stricken with lung cancer for MBNA Marketing Systems, and felt that there is a need for Another suggestion Rehnberg subjects of a presentation sched- have come in contact with smok- spoke to students, staff and facul- this type of education. gave was to develop a budget and uled to be held Tuesday evening ing of one kind or another. ty members at noon on Tuesday in For a person who manages to set aside a designated amount at San Jose State University. "This year alone, lung cancer the Pacific room of the Student their credit, one can expect to pay of money in a savings account. Dennis Acha, masters of pub- will claim the lives of more than Union. less in car payments then some- "You never know when you lic health and coordinator at the 157,000 Americans," he said. "It SJSU's Alumni Association one who has bad credit, Rehnberg, might need money," he said. "But state-funded American Lung is the most common type of can- sponsored the event, and those the speaker, said. it's nice to know it's there when Association, said the event is the cer, more than the three other who attended the session said One example that Rehnberg you need it, like in a time of crisis." culmination of a 2 yearlong pro- leading types, breast, prostate, they learned how to manage their used was paying $18,000 for a car Rehnberg said it is important gram titled "Used Tobacco Con- and colorectal cancers com- credit. during a 60-month period. to set money a side for a rainy day, trol." bined." Paul Richards, director of mar- A person with good credit could because this way students can go "We have been interviewing Rivers said he thinks that keting and programs of the Alum- pay $374 a month, with a 19 per- to the movies or do something people from various colleges despite the statistics, lung can- ni Association, said some people cent interest and save money for entertaining. I I io men's soccer team thought it around the area, talking to stu- cer frequently receives less perceive college students as other things they need. Converse- "Control your own destiny," he had won its game on Sunday at dents and seeing how they feel attention and funding from gov- always being in credit card debt. ly, he said, a person with poor about secondhand smoking on ernment agencies Spartan Stadium. But in the final than other He also said San Jose State credit, would pay $457 a month see CREDIT, Page 4 eight minutes, the University of campus," Acha said. diseases, because of the influ- "The presentation will give ence of tobacco companies on the Denver came back to win, 3-2. students a chance to have an media. audience with the university Ramani Rangavajhula, an Rolling right along . . . - Page 8 administration, to talk about assistant professor at the SJSU how they feel with the way health department, said she things are being conducted right thinks that another reason for now concerning secondhand the lack of funding is the notion smoking." that one can easily avoid lung Shilpi Gupta, an intern to cancer. San Jose State University Pres- "Many people think it's like, ident Robert Caret, is slated to 'Just don't smoke and you will be at the presentation to hear be fine,' " she said. "Secondhand student policies and suggestions smoking is proof against that INSIDE and present them to Caret, Acha argument, and people should be said. aware of its effects as early on in Letters Pg. 2 Margo Sidener, an executive their lives as possible." director with the association, Rivers said even though a Sparta Guide Pg. 2 said the program is slated to link between smoking and lung give attention to the economic cancer has been scientifically A&E Pgs. 4-5 aspect of the issue as well as the established, some people still health aspect. hold misconceptions about it. Sports Pg. 7-8 "There's more to secondhand "A lot of people perceive it as Classifieds Pg. 7 smoke than health hazards," she an old man's disease," he said. said. "There are aspects such as "The truth, however, is that Crossword Pg. 7 the control of tobacco, whether most people start smoking dur- they sell it on campus, and ing their adolescence. The where smoking is allowed." effects may not start being felt The presentation coincides until up to 30 years later, but with Lung Cancer Awareness the roots of the problem are set Month, the Alliance for Lung very early on." Cancer Advocacy's efforts to "They may think that they .laShong King Stall build awareness about the lead- can stop whenever they want to, Pham Giale pulls her school bag across the sidewalk in front of the Fourth Street garage as ing cause of cancer deaths in the see SMOKE, Page 4 the sprinklers turn on Monday afternoon. 2 ION ()PIN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2001 SPARTAN SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Sex clouds one's vision, confuses love Now that I've got your atten- you've never heard of oxytocin. relationships Anti-terrorism bill Sex.tion, let me tell you why I think Oxytocin is a hormone the brain pro- Because sex blurs one's emotional you shouldn't be having it. duces during sexual activity. This hor- vision, a person can unknowingly That's right. You heard me. I said you mone can also be found in women dur- make compromised decisions. shouldn't be having sex. CHRISTINA ing childbirth and breastfeeding. It is At the time, it may seem incredibly raises questions Maybe you're wondering if there's LUCAROTTI the bonding hormone. It makes people romantic that your boyfriend or girl- opposed to Sarah a reason I insist on badgering you unexplainably attached to one another. friend wants to move across the coun- Istand Grace Run "Sense of both security overrides loss of privacy, anti-terrorism with my morality, and I'll tell you. It's Despite one's best efforts, this try with you. A year later, you law because I can. attachment cannot be avoided. might be wondering if the same deci- is a step in that direction" (Oct. 31). made had you Ruf states "If the government wants to read my Every week, I have this space to It is a function of the brain. It hap- sion would have been fill, and I pretty much get to write pens without your consent. It is not been sexually attached. e-mail or listen to my phone conversation, it can go one inevitably becomes right ahead. I ... have very little to hide from the whatever I damn well please. It has meant to last forever. It explains Seeing as something to do with the First freedom - freedom to make choices many of the stupid things people do attached to the person of his or her government." affection, a person's feelings do not American citizens have certain inalienable Amendment, freedom of speech, etc. and change one's mind. when they're sexually involved with And being that this is the Opinion Chastity, that is not having sex until the person they're dating. need to be complicated by sexual rights. Just because we don't have something to insane effects of bonding. hide, it doesn't page, it seems like the perfect place to one's married, provides such a freedom. I've witnessed the mean we should allow the govern- spout one's point of view. See, I'm not saying sex is bad or this hormone. In a healthy dating relationship, ment to listen in on our conversations. I also write about this stuff wrong or dirty. In fact, sex is good. So I have seen perfectly rational, intel- one would be able to pack up his or her It's like having your parents accompany you on because I want you to have the facts good, it's sacred. ligent women convince themselves heart and move on without causing too every date you go on. You may not have anything to from both sides of the issue. So good, it belongs within the con- that the man who refuses to commit, much chaos. Relationships of those hide from your parents, and they are only tagging Sure, I could try to convince you that text of marriage. continues to cheat or generally treats who are sexually involved rarely end along for your safety, but would you really enjoy the the threat of disease is the best reason You don't believe me. You think I'm them badly is actually madly in love as easily. Instead, they usually end feeling of having every single one of your actions not to have sex. It's certainly a valid crazy for suggesting that men and with them and just doesn't know it. with much unnecessary heartache. watched, just for "safety?" reason, but the better reason would be women could actually not have sex Here's a clue: Regardless of Life is hard enough. My advice: be I see many problems arousing by granting the because not having sex creates the beat until marriage. whether a man says he is in love, if he happy, live chastely. government authority and helping it invade our possible circumstances for dating and The thing about sex is this: Even is guilty of the above behavior, he is privacy. making decisions about marriage. though the act itself is temporary, the not worth keeping around. He has no A risk is the government might abuse its new OK, let's go over the basics. consequences are permanent. idea what love actually is. (Guys, the Christina Lucarotti is a Spartan power, and with a matter as controversial as this, We all want to be happy. I think we Sex makes babies and bonding. I same goes for girls.) Daily Senior Staff Writer numerous court gatherings by the judicial branch can agree on that. assume you already know about the Unfortunately, bonding before and Copy Editor. of our government will help decide the constitu- One of the keys to happiness is birds and the bees, but perhaps marriage messes up even the best "Confession" appears Tuesdays. tionality of the actions of this new bill, limiting its effectiveness. Life is full of games Huy Nguyen Letters sophomore computer science everyone must play Airline security legislation needed s the end of the year and holidays approach, it's as a measure to put becoming harder and minds at ease harder for me to look at life as anything but a game. response to "Airline security bill to It is likely President Bush will sign The pressures mount of what's Inhe passed by President Bush," (Oct. the bill, and even after he does, it still expected from a graduating senior, Quote for the Daily: 29) I agree that we need to make all won't make everything 100 percent safe, friend and newly single woman. airport baggage handlers federal employ- but we can't live our lives in fear, espe- Some aspects are more serious ees. This way every airport in the cotmtry, cially now with all of the talk about the than others, to be sure, but every- even smaller ones, will have tight securi- bridges. thing I do lately seems to be some "Every good citizen makes his ty measures. The people who cross a bridge every sort of game. ly "The One." I feel the safety of human lives is day to get to work can't just stop going The job search looms like a And by "The One," I mean "'The country's honor his own, and worth the extra expense it will take to to work until everything settles. They dark cloud above me as my peers One Guy Who Will Eventually make our airports safer. No amount of have to go on; they have families to feed. ask me, "So, do you have a job Waltz Into Your Life and Fill Every cherishes it not only as precious money is worth a human life lost that As Americans, we can't live our lives in lined up? You only have a month Void Or At Least Not Make You Cry could have been prevented by a few extra fear. until graduation." As Much As The Other Bums Did." but as sacred. He is willing to risk precautions. We must know that God has blessed Nope, no job lined up. I'm busy (By the way, we all know that I agree with Sen. John Kerry, D- America in so many ways, as he will con- working part-time, doing class every guy is either a bum or "The his life in its defense and is Mass.; people are "torn between." I know tinue to do in the future. work so I can graduate, working One." This is a wonderful benefit for a fact that I don't want to have any at the Daily and trying to have a of existing in a movie.) conscious that he gains doubts of my safety and the safety of social life while my friends still What I found appalling about those with me when I am flying. I want live within driving distance. the story is that it doesn't have a protection while he gives it" The job interviews and net- happy ending until Bridget has to encourage people to still fly, but I also Sheila Friedle working and schmoozing are just snagged 'The One." know the airlines are "not as safe as freshman another part of a game. It's not a happy ending when they can be." nursing - Andrew Jackson One example: making sure to she finally has a rewarding job send that employer a thank-you and feels confident enough in her note for taking the time out of his freedom to prance off to Paris or her schedule to say, "Sorry, with her buddies. IC8.313 90.5 Ground Zero Radio we're not hiring and won't be The "happy being single" por- Caning frsts, sororities and organizations. How high is your anytime soon." tion of the movie doesn't last very team spirit? Win movie passes for advanced screening of"How Another example: purchasing there's no way High?" noon to 1 p.m. in the Student Union Amphitheater. Greet long, because a KSJS crew member to win free movie pauses. For more infor- the most expensive paper on Bridget (or you, Average Ameri- mation, call Michelle at 9244578 or e-mail promitionroksjs.org. which to print that letter. can man or woman) could possi- ciuide Yet another: running to Kinko's happy alone. Sparta bly be completely American Lung Association of Santa Clara. at 4 a.m. to find matching Oh, no. Bridget "wins" when San Benito counties envelopes and counting them to be "The One" stops her in the street Meeting with SJSU president intern, discussing campus sure nobody's pilfered any of them. and prevents her from running smoking issues. 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Health building, (Hey, they're $9 per box - you'd bet- off with her buddies. Today Nurses Christian Fellowship Room 208. For more information, call Dennis at 998-5864. ter believe I'm going to get all 25.) It's as if he says, "Don't go live Support group and mentoring, 9:30 am. and 10:30 a.m. As a caring friend, my game is your life. Your life cannot be lived School of Art and Design in the Montalvo room of the Student Union. For more infor- often to recycle the same wisdom to the fullest without me, for I am Lecture series features James Luna, who will preaent mation, call Diane Stegmeir at 279-6385. Wednesday bestowed upon me by my friends The One." installation and performance work, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Art who were patient enough to put Never mind that the trip to building, Room 133 For more information, call the Gallery office Counseling Services Anthropology and Behavioral Science Club up with my venting. at 924-4330. Student galleries art reception, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in General process group, 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Professor Amy Best lectures on "Reading popular culture Paris would have been full of all the galleries in the Art and Industrial Studies buildings. For Administration building, Room 201. For more information, through the high school prom," 3 p.m. in Washington Square "Well, it sounds like you need happy memories that can't ever more information, call John or Nicole at 924-4330. call Kell Fujimoto or Jeni Landau at 924-5910. Hall, Room 4. For more information, call Erika at 507-8535. to decide what you really want in be soiled by lies or cheating life first." (qualities Bridget often seems to Department of Nutrition and Food Science Urban Planning Coalition Linguistics and Language Development "Well, things have a way of attract in her prospective mates). Come check out the latest in body composition testing, Student organization of Urban and Regional Planning Student Association working out for the best." I guess, for Bridget, the trip to 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central Classroom building. Stu- department meets, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. every first and third Teaching ESL in the community college system: a panel "Well, if it's meant to be, it will Paris is something of a game, as dents pay $5. Staff and faculty members pay $10. For more Tuesday of the month in at Pizza-A-Go-Go on San Carlos discussion, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Sweeney Hall, Room 314. happen. Just be patient." she pretends to be independent. information, call Sherry at 206-7599. Street. For more information, call Irvin David at 924-7433. For more information, call Brandon Smith at 654-9585 or e- It's a pretty big game, though I My game this weekend mail at raftbrimdrisaol.com. genuinely do care about my friends. involved shoving some dude's The Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) Student Life Center But the largest game I've had to phone number in my pocket General meeting, 4:30 p.m. in the Costanoan room in the Student leaders are invited to apply for "Leadership Re-Entry and Commuter Help Program deal with recently has been begin- instead of the trash as I left a Student Union. For more information, e-mail Sylvia Krick at Today: Creating Community in a Diverse World, Jan, 16 to 18 Brown hag test-taking strategies with Mary Moore of Coun- ning a new life as a single woman. dance club, so as to appear less samclub_sjauteyahoo.com. at the Asilomar Retreat Center. Deadline to apply is 5 p.m., seling Services, noon to 1:15 p.m. in the Pacheco mom of the The first thing I've noticed is Nov. 20. This program is designed to train students address Student Union. Meet with returning students and discuss areas than completely heinous and rude. issues of diversity. There is no cost to participate. Applications of interest. For more information, call Jane Boyd at 924-5950. that people treat you as if you're in So what if, five minutes later, I Rasa Day Committee weekly meetings, noon to 1 p.m. in are available in the Mosaic of the Student Union and the Stu- some sort of transitional phase used the napkin it was written on the Chicano Library Resource Center. Chicano Studiea mural dent Life Center or by e-mailing jpboydreemailejsu.ed. For Spring 2002 in Bath, England between relationships - not that to mop up a drunken coffee-spill? project, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. You are welcome to take part in the more information, call Jane Boyd at 924-5961. Informational meeting, 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. in Dwight this could possibly be where you That night's game included designing process of a mural at the Chicano Studies depart- Bente! Hall, Room 213. For more information, call Harvey choose to be. telling myself that the guy was ment. For more information, call Adriana Garcia at 655-6785. Jewish Student Union and Mlle! of Silicon Valley Gotliffe at 924-3246. Informational meeting, 2:30 p.m. to My girlfriends and I had two more likely to be a bum than Now is your chance to enjoy a soothing and relaxing dip 3:15 p.m. in Hugh Gillis Hall, Room 114. For more informa- 'girls' nights" this weekend, not "The One." Besides, he kind of Catholic Campus Ministry at the Well Within in Santa Cruz. That's right. Hot tubbing. tion, call Chris Fink at 924-4458. by design but by chance. had a mullet. Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m., and Scripture Reflection, 7 p.m. Bathing suits and all. Meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Billet house, We mostly found ourselves Well, until I can find someone to 8:15 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Chapel. For more infor- located at 336 E. William St. between Seventh and Eighth Marketing Association shuffling through hot, smoky who can handle me running off mation, call Sister Marcia at 938-1610. streets. The cost is $13. For more information, call Gideon at Get some insight on how to start your company, 4:30 p.m. dance clubs in San Francisco - with my friends to Paris (and 286-6669 ext. 13 or e-mail jcscarbillelsv.org. to 6 p.m. in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. Jen perfect game-observation grounds. who doesn't have a mullet), that's SJSU Ballroom Dance Club Palmer, president of Marketing Edge, a management firm At the end of one of the nights, I'll he playing. West Coast swing. 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and open danc- Student Health Center will speak. All students are welcome. For more information, a game ing, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Spartan Complex, Room 89. Anthrax, question and answer forum, noon to 1 p.m. at call Arlene Diwa at 870-2086. we watched a movie I've been "The One" can wait; Paris For more information, call the dance club at 924-SPIN. the Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more information, call Dr. meaning to see since I finished can't. I have a life to live. Oscar Battle, Jr at 924-6117. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, far the book: "Bridget Jones' Diary." ithrpirlt.org fifty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon, The movie's heroine, Bridget, Emily B. Zurich is a Spartan Daily meditation, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Campus Min- A.S. Campus Recreation three working days before the desired publication date. stumbles along a path from Daily Senior Staff Writer istry on 10th Street. 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Omar ( ,mela, I ( Artist 1)royn 14,11ck SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERS[TY - SPARTAN DALY NEWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2001 4.4, . NATIONAL: Kiosks to be cleared continued from Page 1 "We're going to hang out with Fr0111 friends and clean up too," Ward top to bottom . . . kiosk," Tran said. said. "It's a good way for Alpha Phi "We've been doing this since Omega to get out and known on last spring." Advincula said. "We campus by having people out on the turned in our design and they are benches and having our letters out in the process of making our let- there representing a good cause. I LI ters for the kiosks." think people see us more as a fra- Lalaine Lagsob, a sophomore ternity that does positive things majoring in accounting and Alpha rather than party all the time." Phi Omega co-treasurer, said Fri- Ngo Chi, a junior in accounting, day's project is to repaint Alpha said she joined Alpha Phi Omega Phi Omegas letters that are through a friend. carved into the picnic tables in "I think service week is cool. I front of the Student Union. like it and it's fun. I'm doing the "(The group plans to fix) the let- kiosk clean up on Thursday, it's the ters on the picnic tables and the only thing I could fit into my barbeque pit ... because they were schedule," she said. donated by Alpha Phi Omega Tran said that students pledg- members in the past," Lagsob said. ing to Alpha Phi Omega are Tran said the Student Union required to fulfill 25 hours of ser- gave the group support for the pro- vice work within the 10-week ject. pledge period before they can "We're going to paint the symbols become active members. blue on Friday and Terry Gregory of "When you become an active the Student Union is supporting us member, you are required to do 30 by giving us the paint, the brush hours of work for the semester," and everything" Tran said. Tran said. Tran said the last project would Lagsob clarified that there are be to help clean up the football con- four project levels that Alpha Phi cession stand for Saturday's game. Omega provides services for, which "We're hoping that San Jose includes campus, youth and commu- State will win, of course," Tran nity, fraternity and national services. said. "In fact, (an Alpha Phi "The national level would Omega alumnus) is actually com- include things like helping out at ing to that project on Saturday" the ALDS walk or the election," Ben Liebenberg /Daily Staf Dan Ward, a freshman in busi- Lagsob said. "This week's national ness marketing, said he plans to par- service week focuses on service to Students walk between Sweeny Hall and the Seventh Street parking garage on Monday. Sweeny Hall is currently being painted. ticipate in all the events this week. the campus level." Decontamination inside Pentagon brings more difficulties than expected WASHINGTON (AP) there is hope," said Norma Wal- Further testing at the Food and The test is still experimental, the plan worried that variations in neighbors and the 1199 Service Anthrax was detected inside the lace, 56, a postal worker in Hamil- Drug Administration showed how though some laboratories plan to humidity, temperature or the gas Employees International Union. Pentagon and promptly removed, ton, N.J., who was released from unreliable initial anthrax tests begin using it next week. itself might prevent uniform per- Investigators continued to officials said Monday. Cleanup in the hospital Monday after more can be: Four mailrooms in On Capitol Hill, scores of law- formance. chase leads that could explain how the Senate office building where than two weeks of treatment for Rockville, Md., that had tested makers returned to their quarters It was unclear how the building Nguyen, who had no apparent an anthrax-packed letter was inhalation anthrax. positive last week were cleared in the Longworth House office will eventually be cleaned or when connection with the mail, contract- opened proved more complicated. Public health officials looked with further investigation. building, closed 10 days ago. The the 50 senators who work there ed inhalation anthrax. Among Government agencies moved to for patterns among the 10 people And in New Jersey, postal building reopened Monday to all will be able to return. them: that she might have had a test buildings around the country infected with inhalation anthrax workers at two mail stations but the three House members Norma Wallace's release from a second job at a restaurant. for the presence of anthrax spores, and prepared guidelines for doc- thought contaminated were told to whose offices were found to be con- New Jersey hospital left just three Dr. Bradley Perkins, an and officials at the Mayo Clinic tors trying to distinguish it from stop taking antibiotics after subse- taminated. patients hospitalized with inhala- anthrax expert at the Centers for unveiled a more rapid test for the flu. quent testing found no anthrax in Things were moving more slow- tion anthrax. One of them, a mail Disease Control and Prevention, anthrax exposure. A postal facility in yet another West Trenton and only traces in ly at the Senate Hart building, handler at the State Department, said investigators have not found Co-workers mourned the death government building tested posi- Princeton. where the anthrax-filled letter to came out of an intensive care unit any anthrax in Nguyen's home or of a New York hospital worker as tive for exposure this time Researchers at the Mayo Clinic Majority Leader Tom Daschle was and "has been improving steadily,' at the hospital where she worked, investigators chased leads to the inside the Pentagon. in Rochester, Minn., said Monday opened. said State Department and tests on her clothes that ini- anthrax that killed her. Another Anthrax spores were found in they may have a DNA test that Officials had hoped to deconta- spokesman Richard Boucher. tially suggested anthrax are now victim came home from the hospi- two mailboxes at a post office in promises better results in 30 min- minate the nine-story building by "The only real news is good in doubt. tal and a third came out of inten- the building. The entire office was utes instead of days. "This should filling it with chlorine dioxide gas, news," he reported Monday. "She remains very much enig- sive care. decontaminated over the weekend deter some of the anxiety," said an untested but promising method In New York, hospital worker matic in terms of the circum- "Even though we have been and further tests found no Mayo microbiologist Franklin for cleanup. But government and Kathy Nguyen was remembered stances of her exposure," Perkins confronted with a deadly disease, anthrax, officials said. Cockerill. private scientists who reviewed at a funeral organized by her said.

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There have been few teachers that I can actually say have changed my outlook on myself, Sher-S and the life I lead. Ms. Fraser did just that. She opened doors to the world Sncov- into -9 OJAI' Of 10 Li exploration of topics I had never addressed my academic for me through the a -tineatev, bclickic can,/ ing career. She invited me to her office where she showed great concern for my flashlight rnaltes test scores which in no way reflected the quality of my papers or class i a cop". participation. I told her that... I had a learning disability and that my entire life I theyh struggled with tests. She set up a program for me and gave me tips on how to prepare for tests... polcs If tetcphcnc Caloic. Fr-cc inVOIVcd, o IS From Kristin Appleton about Jan Hagemann: SptIce are Vlicp V011-09e. On the first day of class, she asked, "who is going to get an A in the class?" She expected everyone to raise their hand or say "yes", because she thought each and 1hrot.,491 kitAStCciin every one of her students had it in them to succeed with flying colors. \Natal PeDelc freC OLIShCS flet,31elloOt'S wincian/ CISC'5

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Professor Zaretsky, who teaches in the Anthropology Dept., is one of my favorite lecturers at SJSU. She has a positive influence in my Re by expanding my vision of cultural Votte-swaserl. awareness. Prof. Zaretsky has a very unique style of lecturing that is completely Go to -t-ion engaging. Her lectures about cultural anthropology are so animated that I can't help but major MC - tJone -re kr)ckni-. frec become totally immersed in her lectures. Pic From Samandeep Kaur about Mr. Lange: mAjoreptanoN MOiOf Mahon PiChge 15 While studying at SJSU, I was inspired by my Recreation professor Mr. Lange, lucky for you, Volkswagen's VIPIcruita SHOW think about the hidden personality stuff to campus. who motivated me to spare some moments to bringing oil kinds of free Show is Delvers %%automat traits I possess... The bottom line is that he is acting as a teacher who is putting your grabs even once. is, we won't osk obout his sincere efforts to make us not only academically sound, but true and sincere And the best port citizens of America... :40 TUESDAY, Novellas& 6,2001 NEWS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY

PAY RAISE: Former President Leo Davila decreased stipends while he left office CREDIT: Planning for future is wise emphasized was warning signs of for 12 months of work, only nine spiteful," Perreira-Rieken said. and to use the remaining $200 to continued from Page I continued from Page 1 months under the changes Davi- She also said some members raise the stipends of the vice getting into deep credit card debt. president and the controller to An example is borrowing left office in 2001, stating la made. of the board are not supportive said. "A dollar saved today is bet- in the "I was caught by surprise," of Martinez and that A.S. Vice $800 as well. ter then one saved 10 years from money from one credit card to pay budget "All A.S. Elective Officers another one, or missing payments shall receive a stipend she said of the budget, "I had President Akbar Shetty decided Perreira-Rieken said she did- now." of $250 planned on making more money to rally board members n't think the change was fair, told students because one doesn't have enough per month paid over a nine- to work Rehnberg also and counting on it to help me against the president. because she felt presidents and staff members to plan for the income to pay the bill. month period." Kesha Boyd, a staff worker, De Alba devote more time to A.S." "Maribel's salary didn't get spend more time doing their job future now, not when they are 50 said that salaries the board. said a lot of what Rehnberg talked were "higher last year because She said the budget was restored to the original rate; the than the rest of years old and 15 years before adjusted after the 2001 elections actual proposal was for it to be "The president's job is so retirement before they realize about she already knew, but said during the budget process, (the) he confirmed some points she was previous board that put Impact Party candidate, restored to the previous rate much responsibility and time," they have nothing saved. felt (Associated said. she said. "If you were to break it not sure of Students) weren't going to have Maribel Martinez, into the pres- ($1,000)," Perreira-Rieken Another point that Rehnberg enough (money) idency instead of the Spartan Shetty was unavailable for down to the hours spent doing to operate, so that job, it would still be they made adjustments." Party hopeful Michelle Johnson. comment. De She said Davila and A.S. Vice Perreira-Rieken said she had unfair." Alba said that with higher president of student enrollments this President Carlos Aguirre didn't proposed the reinstatement of She said she was Travel year, submit the budget proposals the original budget to little oppo- the student government at San gack...Orill a+ Coolcd A.S. has more money to operate with, so salaries until the election was already sition within the board, but in Jose City College and knew could be raised. the last meeting, there was an what the workload was like for Perreira-Rieken said execu- over. AMAZING SALE tives weren't even "When their people didn't amendment to knock down the presidents. reaci ei getting paid win, they cut the budget to be stipend of the president to $800 tv4evrf iov41, 5 Days Only! Nov. 6-10! 20 European Cities Available. Adventurers can still access MILAN SMOKE: Event to be held today LONDON PARIS $191 vulnerable areas of Bay Bridge continued from Page I people notice it, the safer we $150 $168 OAKLAND, Calif (AP) As lot of damage to this bridge for a will be in the future." MADRID ATHENS late as Monday, access to poten- prankster or a terrorist," he said but studies have proven that Rivers said he hopes the sec- tially vulnerable areas of the San regarding his trip into the bridge smoking is a highly addictive ondhand smoke presentation Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge three years ago. habit, and trying to quit it can will make students aware of the $215 $235 was unguarded, a San Francisco Greg Bayol, of Caltrans, said it be as difficult on somebody as effects smoking has, even on FARES ARE ONE WAY, ROUND TRIP FARES ALSO AVAILABLE. giving up heroin." those who never lit a cigarette Tickets are subject to availability and must be paid in lull at time of booking Tickets are Bay area television station would be difficult for a terrorist reported. Virgil Parsons, a professor at in their lives. non.retundable Taxes and fees are extra Additional restrictions and blackout dates apply to bring down the bridge, but said iSIC ITIC and iv r c. card required Valid for departure through March 2002 John Geluardi, a reporter security will be tighter. the health professions depart- "I hope it makes them aware with an underground newspa- "With the current state of ment, said he thinks second- of the risk they may be involved SJSU Event Center Rm 1014 per based in hand smoking is an issue of the in without even knowing," he Berkeley, told affairs at all our bridges, that South 7th Street - San Jose KTVU he followed a group of sort of thing will be watched a lit- utmost importance. said. 290 (our( urban adventurers into sensi- tle closer," he said. "Not just for students, but for The presentation is sched- 408-293-9996 trave tive areas of the bridge three After Caltrans was notified of everybody," he said. "It's a major uled to take place from 6 p.m. to Shop Sale Hours T talc years ago. They went into the the opening Monday, it asked the health threat, and the more we 7 p.m. at the Health building, abutments and even to the top California Highway Patrol to set talk about it, the more we make Room 208. 1-800-2COUNCIL www counciltravel corn of one tower, taking pictures of up extra security. It said the Call 24 his Sam tEST) Toes Nov 6. 12am (ESTI In Nov 98 10am 7pm t ESTJ Sal Nov 10 the inside of the bridge and of opening won't be sealed oft but each other. other measures would be insti- On Monday, he went back to tuted to monitor it. his access point with ICTVU, and On Thursday, Gov. Gray Davis found it open with no security. warned of a possible terrorist "It dawned on all of us that it threat to bridges in California, would be relatively easy to do a including the Bay Bridge. U.S. continues battle, fronts attacked by rebel fighters JABAL SARAJ, Afghanistan "Every 15 minutes they are bomb- (AP) U.S. warplanes bombard- ing," he said. "They drop the ed Taliban front lines, while the bombs and then come back." opposition pressed its attack Mon- Nadeem, speaking by tele- day on three fronts near Mazar-e- phone to The Associated Press in Sherif but the rebel fighters Uzbekistan, said one column led conceded they were facing stiff by Uzbek leader Rashid Dostum Taiban resistance around the key was making no progress. Another northern city. column regained several miles of At the other main front, north territory lost to the Taliban and of Kabul, deposed Afghan presi- had cut the road from Mazar-e- dent Burhanuddin Rabbani and Sherif to Sar-i-Pul, 80 miles to the other opposition leaders reviewed southwest, he said. their troops at this dusty outpost Opposition leaders sought to and declared they would soon inspire their troops and raise march on the capital, 45 miles morale with Monday's parade at away. Jabal Saraj. Opposition soldiers, "You are bravely defending decked out in fresh uniforms, your country against the evil tri- shouted "God is great" as at least angle of Pakistan, the Taliban and three U.S. bombs exploded on Tal- Osama bin Laden," a senior com- iban positions across the nearby mander, Bisrnillah Khan, told the Shomali plain. fighters. The Afghan opposition Flags fluttered in the brisk has long been hostile to Pakistan, wind and old Soviet tanks fired which though now supporting practice rounds into arid hillsides the air campaign was the Tal- north of Kabul in a display of iban's staunchest ally until Sept. strength. 11. "Your jihad (holy war) is right," President Bush launched Rabbani, the titular head of the airstrikes against Afghanistan on northern alliance, told the troops. Oct. 7 after the ruling Taliban "You can save the world from ter- refused to hand over bin Laden for rorism." his alleged role in the September U.S. officials have confirmed terrorist attacks in the United sending more special forces into States. Afghanistan to help coordinate Elsewhere in Afghanistan, B- airstrikes and provide other assis- 52 bombers and other U.S. war- tance to the opposition. planes hammered away at Tal- As part of that effort, a team of iban positions Monday near the five U.S. military personnel land- southern city of Kandahar and ed at a new airstrip in Golbahar, outside the northern city of Talo- not far from the front line, "to help Click It's a prepaid phone card. qan, once the opposition's capital coordinate efforts in the war," but now held by the Taliban. opposition interior minister Yunis In other developments: Qanoni said. He said the men A small group of American arrived Sunday from the Taft military personnel is in Tajikistan capital, Dushanbe, in a twin- assessing the possibility of using engine plane. They were expected at least three bases there to to study the new dirt landing strip expand the U.S. bombing cam- to see if it's ready to handle sup- paign and strengthen support for plies. 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By Karen kerstan about their roles in the movie Where emotional acting is con- very good. DAILY STAFF WRITER and the behind-the-scenes activi- cerned, Tomei said she doesn't do "I got to know Sissy on a per- ty. any preparation beforehand. sonal level," Tomei said. "And I People may remember Marisa Tomei said she wasn't out to "If the scene is well construct- just love Nick." Tomei as the flamboyant, loud- prove anything by taking the ed, you just go into it and let it hit Nick Stahl may be best known mouthed fiancée of Joe Pesci's dramatic role, she just wanted to you," she said. for his role as Chuck, in "The character in the comedy, "My work with Sissy Spacek and And hit her it did literally. Man Without a Face" with Mel Cousin Vinny." thought the screenplay, written In one scene, Tomei's charac- Gibson. But Tomei has traded the high and directed by Todd Field, was ter is confronted with Spacek's The 21-year-old Texas native hair and Brooklyn accent for a great. during a heated argument, which had some nice things to say about dramatic role in the upcoming Tomei said Field gave her escalates to Spacek slapping the cast as well. movie, "In The Bedroom." three days notice to develop the Tomei in the face. Stahl said he felt working with The story takes place in Maine character, so she got on a plane "It's not a difficult scene to older, more experienced actors, where Natalie (Tomei), a single headed for Maine ready to learn play," Tomei said. "I just walk up, such as Spacek and Tomei, was a Photo courtesy of Mirantax Films mother, falls in love with a the part. get slapped and start crying." little intimidating at first, but he Marisa Tomei and Nock Stahl in Todd Field's 'In The Bedroom.' younger man, Frank (Nick Stahl) "I told Todd he was going to The best part about making soon developed a good relation- who's home from college for the have to be there for me and find a the movie, she said, was working ship with them. ing Tomei's love interest was an for commercial success. summer. local woman who was like my with the cast and director. "It was the type of cast that interesting adventure. He said he just wants to act. Frank's disapproving parents, character," she said. "He found a She said people probably puts you at ease," he said. "Sissy In the future, Stahl said he "It's a great job," he said. "I get Ruth (Sissy Spacek) and Matt woman with a part-time job and assume actors in a movie behave is the coolest, most normal per- plans to continue pursuing roles to travel and have a creative out- Fowler (Tom kids who was willing to talk to like one big happy family, but son you'll ever meet." that are different and challeng- let which just comes naturally for Wilkinson), strain the me." that's not always the case. He said he found Tomei not ing, whether they are designed me." romance between them. For two days, Tomei said she However, on the set of "In The only easy to work with, but easy Before long, the ensemble spent time with the woman Bedroom," she said she felt there on the eyes as well. finds itself in the midst of a learning about her daily life. was a level of unspoken trust and "She is an extremely beautiful tragedy. "After that, I had to just jump respect. woman," he said. Tuesday, November 6, 7:15 PM During a recent phone confer- into the role and trust my She said she felt her relation- Stahl said he has never dated University of the Spirit ence, Tomei and Stahl spoke instincts," she said. ship with the cast members was an older woman, so he felt play- presents: Qi Gong Toby Keith has a hoed own at the Cow Palace A master teacher will introduce you to this ancient Chinese sys- By Sarah Grace Hui and sweet, with a few favorites and and singing, with no cares about turned, and walked off stage. tem and its understanding of the human energy fields. He will manure from the barn animals that By the end of the night, the Cow DAILY STAFF WRITER a couple new hits mixed in. demonstrate exercises to improve your health, reduce stress by One of his first hits, "Should've were roaming only minutes earlier. Palace, which had been filled with gathering, storing, and circulating universal energy. Free tuition. The Cow Palace was full of long- Been A Cowboy," California's fans Keith was looking older, though, drunken rednecks, was emptied of horns and longnecks Friday night into a tizzy as Keith sang his hit line in tan slacks and a blue blazer. drunken Americans. Tipi Chapel next to Robert's Books when Toby Keith performed for the "California's full of whiskey, women Fortunately, he remembered to Grand National Rodeo. and gold." don the Stetson cowboy hat and gui- sjspirit.org or 275-1346 It was no Faith Hill or Shania Cowboys enthusiastically point- tar. Twain concert, with high heels or ed their fingers into the air as they There were no amazing stage glitter. sang along with the new hit "I spectaculars in the palace Friday Wanna Talk About Me." The song is night. DEADLINE SOON about a boyfriend who loves talking Just a man, his guitar and his REVIEW about his girlfriend's clothes, doctor band playing good ol' fashion coun- appointments, high school cheer- try music with a hip twist. Still Room For A Few Students Who Want Friday night brought a surpris- leading team, etc., Fans of all ages slow-danced to There's ingly large redneck community to But, for once, would like to talk his new ballad, "You Shouldn't Kiss San Francisco wearing Wranglers, about himself. Me Like That." A Once-In-A-Lifetime Experience Stetsons and boots. He also sang a new song, which They also understood the mean- There was no doubt that Keith hasn't been released, but was ing behind Keith's newest song was the king of the palace when played on the TV show "Touched by about the Sept. 11 attacks. Spring Semester 2002 at San Jose State's cowboys and cowgirls poured into an Angel." For the short encore, Keith came Spend the rodeo ring after the bulls were He asked the crowd to listen to out and sang the song, which he ENGLAND put away. the words of "My List," and think wrote for the victims of the tragedy. SEMESTER IN BATH, Lighting up their cigarettes about what's important in their Fans were elated when Keith under a sea of white cowboy hats, lives. began singing about how we would on fans pumped their fists in the air to Keith later told the crowd, "If "light up the sky, like the Fourth of Informational Meetings the words of "You Ain't Much Fun you're walkin' around with a frown, July" when the United States Wednesday, November 7th Since I Quit Drinkin'." put on a smile and ... getcha same." attacked whoever was responsible. "fall wanna sing a beer-drinkin' Then he followed with the hit He sang about American pride 1 redneck song with me?" Keith song "Getcha Some." while hundreds of fans eyed the flag Hall 213 asked before belting out the lyrics. His performance was truly waving high above the stage. 9:30-10:15 AM Dwight Bentel With Budweiser's and Copen- geared for a redneck audience. Then, just as quickly as he had 2:30-3:15 PM in Hugh Gillis Hall 114 hagen's in hand, no one disagreed. It could have only been a redneck come, Keith thanked everyone for Keith's performance was short crowd that filled the ring, dancing crossing bridges to come see him, For further into, call Professor Bill Briggs at 924-3286

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4 Opens in theaters December 26 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 200 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY- SPARTAN DAILY Fuel heats things up at Event Center By Tiffani Analla albums went platinum. About 490 concertgoers were in DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER attendance at the Event Center, Fuel came onto the scene in which is built to hold about 7,000 1998 with its debut album release, people. "Sunburn," and made a little bit of The sparse turnout, however, noise with a couple of respectable was in no way an indication of the hits, "Shimmer" and "Bittersweet." band's performance, because Fuel However, 2000 seemed to be the burns faster and faster. year for Fuel when it released its Fuel has 22 songs. It played 16 sophomore album, "Something of them. Frontman Brett Scallions and company could have quit after 10 REVIEW or12 songs, because of the nearly empty venue. Like Human," which debuted at But it didn't. No. 17 on Billboard's Top 200 It kept it going going full album chart. speed with heavy artillery guitar "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)," riffs, searing vocals and thumping one of the first singles released drumbeats. from their second album, propelled The quartet opened the 16-song the band to another level of recog- set with the first track from its nition as the single ended up sophomore album, "Last Time." spending 12 consecutive weeks Drummer Kevin Miller JaShong King / Daily Staff atop the Billboard's Modern Rock appeared first on the darkly lit Chart. stage followed by bassist Jeff Aber- Brett Scallions, lead singer of Fuel, performs during a concert at the San Jose State University Event Center on Thursday. Throughout its career, the crombie and guitarist Carl Bell. The second song of the set, approval. and was the only song fans sang Pennsylvania quartet has shared Soon lead singer Scallions "Jesus or a Gun" from Fuel's first Scallions and crew even paid along to. the stage with Creed and Stone appeared out of the darkness at album, found Scallions attacking their respects to Sept. 11 attacks Scallions wielded a red, white Temple Pilots. the top of a scaffold as lights the center of the stage, pointing his with the performance of "Innocent." and blue guitar as if to salute This past summer, Fuel kept on flashed from the top center of the right index finger and reaching "This song is dedicated to the America. burning when it was the opening stage. into the audience that barely filled greatest mother-fucking country in And as the song ended and the act for Aerosmith. Scallions wailed away,"I'm not the front of the main floor. the world," Scallions said. crowd headed for the exits, Scal- Be an Angel... Now with the Nescafe Java the first you sucked down/ I drank These antics continued through- And the song's words rang true lions remarked, "God bless Ameri- Jam, Fuel found itself headlining your pleasure slow," as he seized out the night. as Scallions sang, "never did we ca." Donate Eggs! its own tour this time around, the microphone with both hands, Scallions would occasionally know what the future would hold." And if anyone who didn't attend If you are 21-30 years old, thanks in part to the success of the drummer pounded away with address the audience and acknowl- Fuel continued to play such the concert wants to know if Fuel bright 8 responsible. three singles: "Hemorrhage Bell churned healthy, (In My his fists of fury and edge its presence. And that was notable cuts as "Shimmer," "Prove," brims with fire, they should have Family Fertility Center Hands)," "Innocent" and "Bad Day." out crunching guitar riffs while another factor Call that made the per- while "Bittersweet," "Bad Day" and just been there. nationalities needed Thursday night at the San Jose Abercrombie kept it steady with formance worth seeing. "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)" Hell yeah, Fuel burns. All State Event Center, however, did- his bass play. 1-800-931-6886 The frontrnan asked the audi- served as the songs for the encore n't seem to indicate the impact The 70-minute set swung back ence if they wanted the band to performance. 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In between, Evidence and Iri- trio of Evidence, Rakaa Iriscience Along with Premier, the other science interject quickly with graphic designer enthusiastic people. and DJ Babu are back with their outside producers recruited for rhymes, but for the most part let copy writer We are hiring waiters sophomore effort, "Expansion the DJs "Expansion Team" are JuJu of the shine. executive and waitresses. Team," and they're doing just Beatnuts, Da Beatminerz and On "Hard Hitters," Black account what the title suggests: Expand- ?uestlove from The Roots. Thought, from The Roots, lends a ing. Add that to the normal Dilated helping hand and creates an Please call and set an appointment With their debut album, "The producers, Evidence, Joey Chavez, interesting Los Angeles-Philadel- for an interview. Call Mary Jane Please contact Richard Platform," and a number of inde- Babu and The Alchemist, and the phia collaboration. 11 pendent singles already estab- result is near-flawless production. 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Organizational Meeting November 7th Online sign ups: as.sisu.edu San Jose State University 5pm, Montalvo Room, Student Union For details call Matt: 924 6217 Moder tivie, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 k;i - SPAR DAii) SPORTS ,I)Ay, Novkumut 6, 2001 7 As postseason starts, Spartan soccer teams have different fates By ( hris Giovannetti home. It was my biggest dream (to as the Spartans offensive savior. past the first round, they would lam SiAti WkitFs score) in front of my family and Lyssand is the leading scorer in the winner of the Air Force Acade- friends. It's really disappointing to State Fresno matchup on After the conference with 12 goals this my - Cal having a brick thrown have your dreams taken away season. Friday at 7:30 p.m. SJSU drew 1-1 through his window of dreams, from you in the last seven minutes When Lyssand scores at least on Friday against the Air Force, San Jose State University soccer of the game." one goal in a match. SJSU's record which is ranked 24th in the nation. forward Tony Chang and his Spar- Also emotionally moved was /Shots is 6-3. Conversely, when he doesn't tan teammates have a chance to SJSU head coach Gary St. Clair, score, the Spartans tally in at 2-3-3. Team misses out extract revenge on the University who was awestruck following his "Defensively we've been hurt- of Denver at the Western Athletic postgame talk. That same mood 411,e* ing. The question all year for us is, When the Western Athletic Con- Conference postseason tourna- changed considerably on Monday on 'can we finish teams off?' It's ference women's postseason soccer ment on Thursday. when the tournament pairings always a factor and we can't con- tournament gets underway on Chang's 76th minute goal in were announced. tinue to get down in games and let Wednesday in Dallas, the field will Sunday's 3-2 loss to the Pioneers "We're a young and inexperi- other teams control us," said be without it's reigning champion. gave his squad a 2-1 lead and enced team, so I'm a little sur- Lyssand, who scored his 12th goal Following Thursday's 2-1 loss appeared to be the game Goa winner. prised ( a loss like that) hasn't hap- as' against Denver. "The teams we at the University of Hawaii, the That was until Denver's Scott pened more often. But it's very as Spartan r er Notrikkg play aren't better than us and we SJSU women's soccer team was Dixon and Eric Van Deman tallied unlikely you get a chance to know that. We need to focus on bounced from postseason competi- back-to-back goals in the 83rd and change your ways so quickly," said be ready to play on Thursday." hope we're not in a position where ball possession. Denver probably tion. 85th minute, respectively. St. Clair, whose team dropped to 2- St. Clair said that attitude, we have to change our mindset." had control of the ball 80 (percent) Unlike its male counterparts, "Those two goals at the end 2-3 in the Mountain Pacific Sports especially after a tough loss such SJSU is heading into the tour- to 85 percent of the time. A confer- where all conference teams quali- were unreal," said Chang, who was Federation and 8-6-3 overall. "It's as his team is coming off of, should- nament with perhaps the confer- ence championship is in-line, we fy for tournament play, the WAC nearly moved to tears after the just one loss and we have to put it n't be a problem for the Spartans. ence's most valuable player in just need to play hard." accepts just its top six finishers. match. "It was my first goal at behind us. There's no doubt we'll "It's up to them," St. Clair said. "I Lars Lyssand, who has emerged Should the Spartans advance SJSU finished seventh.

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"It's been great, but it has ki's) style is that he's a calm play- Scandinavian players taken up a lot of time." Juhlin er," Lyssand said. "When he'd get said. "It's hard to combine travel the ball, he'd look up (before kick- add a different kind and practice with studies. Soccer ing it). He has a lot of composure." is really intense at SJSU." Lyssand shared an apartment of international Bukowski agreed about the for three weeks with Bukowski intensity of the sport. Arriving when he first arrived from Nor- flavor to the SJSU from Norway on a Tuesday way in August. "My dad's Norwe- evening, he said he was at prac- gian and my mom is Swedish," men's soccer team tice by noon the next day and said Lyssand about his connec- running two miles jet lag, and tion to Bukowski. By Hillary Cargo all. "He and I work really well DAILY STAFF WRITER The SJSU way of training is together, he brings a different one major difference in the sport, style," Lyssand said. "He's more Tuesday's snowstorm is Bukowski said. relaxed. It's been nice to play with expected to progress into a bliz- "Here, we do a lot of running. a guy like that." zard by Thursday in Trondheim, Pre-season in Norway, we rest Juhlin said he believes his Norway. between games; here, we do fit- play is a typical European style. Above, midfielder Nicky But instead of wrapping him- ness and weights." "I have a lot of stuff to learn Bukowski has played in only 14 self in the shackles of winter As a result of the difference in from my teammates. Soccer is the wear during this first week of training, Bukowski has been biggest sport in the world, and we games this season, but has man- November, Nicky Bukowski dons injured for much of the season, have a lot to learn from other soc- aged to record nine shots on a sweaty short sleeved T-shirt as said St. Clair. But with 14 games cer players around the world," he goal and one assist in his first he looks toward a sun-drenched played, Bukowski has still man- said. season with SJSU. Left, for- soccer field. aged to take nine shots on goal Goalie Daniel Benton said the ward Sven Juhlin races toward "I wanted to experience some- with one assist. European presence on the field thing new, (plus) nice weather," "'The biggest adjustments for has been a good ingredient. a loose ball during soccer prac- said the 24-year-old Spartan mid- Nicky and Sven have been the "He has things to offer (the tice on Thursday. Juhlin and fielder. "Everyone is talking about compressed season," St. Clair said team)," said Benton of freshman Nicky Bukowski (background) California in Norway, so when I about the faster pace of SJSU soc- Juhlin. "He does things we've both hail from Sweden and Nor- got the opportunity to come here cer. never seen before different way, respectively. on scholarship, I had to take it." Both players have also had to moves, dribbling, passing." If it sounds strange that a deal with adjusting to the differ- Lyssand said he likes what European soccer player would ences between European and Juhlin has given the team, but Photos by JaShong King / Daily Staff covet an opportunity to play for American strategy. also appreciates what he has an American team, San Jose's "It took me a while to get to learned from Juhlin as an indi- cozy climate is only one part of know how soccer is played here, vidual. the equation. but I'm getting better," Juhlin "He can take criticism and he "You can't do both over there," said. "It is hard to put your finger doesn't get mad," Lyssand said. said Spartan head coach Gary St. on what is different." "He takes it in and doesn't yell Do your Clair. "You either go to school or But Bukowski has his finger back. That's one thing I've play soccer." on it, and he thinks it's about for- learned from him." parents ask you sacrificing other aspects of life mation and style. According to Juhlin, meanwhile, brings cer career at the age of 6. to Norway and Sweden, resper for soccer is common, according to Bukowski, SJSU plays its games strength and tenacity to the "Scandinavian people grow up tively. what's going on at fellow Scandinavian Sven Juhlin, using a 3-6-1 formation. team, Lyssand said, with soccer," he said. Neither of the players has who traveled from Linkoping, "In Norway, we play a 4-4-2 or "In soccer, you've got to be The two players said they did- decided whether they'll return for school? Sweden, to play for the San Jose a 4-3-3 formation," he said. tough, and he's not afraid to go in n't actually find out how much another soccer season. State University soccer team. Aside from this difference, there and get tough," he said, they had in common until coming "I want to be in charge of ILL\ "It's really hard to combine Bukowski said that he's used to Juhlin said he has had plenty to SJSU, however. life. I don't want soccer to control sports and studies in Sweden," playing with a more experienced of time to get tough, since he "We always talk a lot during it," Juhlin said. "I want to be a said Juhlin, who plays the for- team. started playing soccer when he practice," said Juhlin about real student for once." ward position and has with 17 "This is a young team," he said was 6 years old. Bukowski. "I can speak to him in He said he is looking forward games, scored three goals and two of SJSU. "Players are individually "It wasn't really a hard deci- Swedish and he can speak to me to going home. assists for a total of eight points. very good. In Norway, we are sion in Sweden, because everyone in Norwegian and we understand "One of the biggest differ- The 20-year-old industrial more tactical." plays there," said Juhlin, who each other." ences is the way (Americans) design major said he thought it These tactics include patience, said he was inspired by one of his This relationship is the clos- eat," Juhlin said. "We'll stop would be easier to combine school as the team's midfielder, Lars two older brothers to get involved est one to home that Bukowski with the whole team to eat and soccer while in the United Lyssand, has observed. in the game. and Juhlin will get until Decem- burgers and pizza. In Sweden, States. "What I like about (Bukows Bukowski also began his soc- ber's holidays invite them back that would never happen." Get them off your back. Men's soccer team loses final game of the season, 3-2 Buy thorn a subscnphon to the Spartan Daily $25.00 through May 2002 or By Karen Kerstan "After the first goal, we were Pioneer goalie Brian Lux. It was $20.00 for lust the Spring 2002 shocked. The next goal was unre- Chang's first goal of the season. semester. DAILY STAFF WRITER al," Chang said. "There was a lack But in the 83rd minute of the Two goals in the last eight min- of heart on the defensive side." game, Pioneer midfielder Michael Send subscription requests to: utes of the game by the University In the first half, the Spartans Piserchio passed to defender Scott of Denver stunned and defeated were down 1-0 and tied the game Dixon, who headed the ball past the San Jose State University in the 16th minute when SJSU Spartan goalie Daniel Benton, The Spartan Daily men's soccer team, which lost 3-2 midfielder Lars Lyssand scored a tying the game at 2-2. San lose State University Sunday at Spartan Stadium. goal off an indirect free kick, send- Minutes later, Piserchio passed One Washington Square Spartan junior midfielder Tony ing the ball through the hands of to Eric VanDeman, who kicked the San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Chang said that with eight mm- goalie Brian Lux. game-winning goal past Benton. utes to go, the last thing he Later, Chang made a run from Sunday's win gave Denver a Or call the Spartan Business thought about was the Pioneers 40 yards out, dribbled past Den- 10-5-3 overall record, while the Office at 408-924-3283. scoring another goal. ver's defenders and got a shot past Spartans dropped to 8-6-3 overall.

(-helms. Kinskey / Special to the Daily The University of Denver's Eric VanDeman, left, tries to take the ball away from Spartan defender Michael Patrick. Denver won Sunday's game at Spartan Stadium 3-2.

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