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404 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.TH ES PARTANDA I LY.COM VOLUME 123, NUMBER 27 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2004
"I've bad 15 wonderful years at San Jose State University." UPD presents annual Safety Fair Dean of CASA -
favela Daily Staff resigns ABOVE. Freshman art major Alex Grivet, left, incorrectly reaches for a ruler while wearing "Fatal Vision" goggles on Tuesday at the UPD By Sara Spivey Safety Fair. The goggles, provided by Mothers Datiii Stall It', rter Against Drunk Driving victim advocate Barbara Jacobson, right, simulate the peripheral vision of After IS Years, Mu. had Ego, the dean of the College of a person with a blood alcohol content of 10 or Applied Scum. es and Arts (CASA), is leaving San Jose State higher. Ifniversity at the end at tall semester. Ego has ascepted A position at the l Iniversity of Connect- icut at the Stanitartd regrarnal ampus As the associate vice LEFT: Capt. Shannon Maloney, left, of the provost beginning Jan. IC. 20();. he said. California State University Police Department, "The opportunity one beton- me at the t Iniversity of observes as Cpl Eric Wong practices rope- I,. onnetti, it to Make A .ottribution to higher education at A switching on the wall of Clark Hall during ditterent klg, said Tuesday's Safety fair Maloney said rope use is Ego said lie Anir taa "jSt iii 1959 sometimes needed during rescue missions. As the Ass., rate ot the (2,allege at 11,15-k ,,114.1" Stall Applied Ssleii. es And .1rts. And has served as the dean sin, e 19.1; Before ',Nil. Ego said Display of car from fatal crash that he served tor eight sears as the de partment than' tar rea reation and lea sure studies At State N.irthridge captures students' attention lie said lie also re, rived A bACIIC MICHAEL EGO I. is degree tra am CAI State IN,minguez By Ken Lotich ture.1 ., 11,1! I, Aster's degree trona ('al State Dean of College I ), 11.maging I It. I I :eles and ha. 1'1, I) nom the of Applied 1111,1 tiiit v: a: it Oregon Sciences and \ I a allorig through Pasta. Jr son W a al. , .1. 1,1 Ire, kling to leave sIS1 'ss as a dal)- el Inter, lel, as l'h . as ..1,,oke Arts moving to . 1.1esdas st,,pped dead in their , ult de, lain ta mike% bar ,i1,1 the larger. tier i - ,.r. r,. .111111k University of .1t. a smoke spurting Irma a to "Eve had 1c SVoll.lethil Veal.. at San r II 41.1... Csvik driving 1., Connecticut Jose State I 111VrtsIR: 1..4o, saki. 'AVe've : ITITesti.111, the smoke was ACM Ne,vsl, tiler tan. :. .± e rep from over.artur Jia eattlitplake, 1,11k14etary t, 44, 1,11t the %elude itself was very real that A., Idt,t IL' at i. ertaitities and tiling to keep stirrer)* with the needs art cas., inv, aired III A 2002 atAident in the Bay tire displa% The a atlas a aft %rat the region." \ a. ii. %chi, la the Voting Mall behind the wheel old Ito, 4).11' hi e....antor. Egar said his biggest a hallenge at SJSLI has been trying to icas killed his grad:1.01.4 ,1 IT 4 The rear maintain A positive morale thrasigh budgetary difficulties. The au that turned heads was presented b% Vle\S "Students are the ones whaP !rave been Attested," he said. Ita.niaiiiin Ius cla I )aily Stan Nla idlers . gainst Drunk Driving as A part art the liarb.0.1 ,a si rail akh...ate tot As the dean, Ego "verwes Approximately 4,000 students, sixth annual Safer% Eau, put on by the 11/41A1/D. ii.1 slat 1,14..1 the , a. aitulaf draw the ABOVE: Undeclared freshman Ryan Robles, left, and freshman radio- 100 fasults and fat staff an the 10 departments sits P. altar Ifepartment. Attention at .11,1. be. a ,se it slioss The 4iitty at television -film major David Adametz examine the wreckage of a car within the Ciallege at Applied Ssiences and Arts, he said. t Alt tet'ottS'ent, today' train, 10:10 a.ni termath .4 ,shat ...I. it tpisrli from a drunk -driving accident that killed an 18 -year-old high school Ego Aisi his main resparnsibility As dean is distributing tar I SO pan drunk student. The display, part of the Safety Fair put on by the UPD on A vide.. plated aril two trlevisicm screens As A Drunk Driving. a. E(.;(). page 4 Tuesday, was sponsored by Mothers Against saippleniaeran to the wresked . At. The video tea- FETY . page c Celebration puts livers to test School of nursing Student at German Oktoberfest receives grant to wins a By Maria Villalobos fund endowed chair nadi..cho By Janet Pak I. II Ikelle% said she was sat 'Fortune' "Zicke-zacke, zicke-zAcke, hoy, hos', hot'," yelled the /rai4. .star, II a 11.11.in the She sk reamed "ye." when band The Internationals to the rowdy crowd as everyone, Cohen saIled her About the position By Kevin Yuen I1)1 5- ’’ including the hand, held up shots and beers for a festive Colleen ()Tears- Kam was aug Ii 'tuagausn German "'roast." art direr, during Oktoberfest at Teske 41ing two jobs, trashing part time "1 'malls get tar LiC1 what I VVAlltfd (lerinatilaiii San hoe. and sharing an oftise with se% eta! N. J.,: VI.e.ary-Kelley said. "It was With a few lao,, of a wheel on "It's like .1 fraternity style drinking chant," said Ram- ;acuity members last semester l'his rime tor me to move on ansi work July h. junior Sean Jartin Barksdale ey Sahahits, a pole...art ad 1 letiliall at San Jose State Uni- ..eniester, ()tear% Kenn works hill I all Taunt tar plIfStle nan goal in teach - left "Wheel art Fortune" $10,700 and versity. tag And research .. Its A new lob one trip to Quebec richer. apIC aline at the ...hoot art nursing AS All Oktoberfest dates back to a royal wedding in 1810 be- endowed chair 5aat are ex, ited about it." Barksdale. a justice studies and English double major, participated tween the Bavarian Town Prime Ludwig And Th . of feel More part of the The 1’alles Founda- Saxons-I lildburglimisen where A festival was held as a ommunity tat San Jose ta, ail art I ars (.';i4t0.. raised in the -Wheel ot iortime" auditions wedding celebration. Sabalius said. state 11.1tuversityl, ami you more than $1 million over on the Associated Students lawn "'Flies- held a huge party at a park in the center of the P.110W, it Is A big change the last 10 years tar hind back in islarch. lie was not called J111,1111. ,0 Ii city called Theresien-Wiese in huge beer tents," Sabalius a's hard to put into wand the elislowMent to pas- tot back to be on the College Week set of shows, when two other SJS11.1 stu- said. "Pea rple sat together in long benches in rows and Sand members of The Internationals hold up shots aid I fed A great sense of the position, said Ervie dents danced to traditional Musk:. lirovever, Oktober- of "Feigling," a fig-flavored vodka, in salute to the ,esponsibilitv and lack mg Smith, executive director played on the program, but fest is much inure popular elsewhere." crowd gathered for Oktoberfest at Teske's ,ig."(1.1.eary Kelley said. of the foundation The Was called later. "I have a very 1OUlt The purpose it the selebration WAS to give thanks to Germania on Friday night. is the first en organization emphasiz personality and an outgoing attitude," Barksdale the I a iral lot the past year's crops and other blessings, As .1.need shall mition At es Wilding in the mesh ()lbw-KELLEY said. "Anal they want great personali- Well as to share in the 101 art family in the spirit of true love, dining Area, As well As with a lacer garden an the la.a.k witla die school of nursing and A.! services and health ties on the show, people who are ex- Sahalilis said. long tables that Are reminiscent of the t Tkrober test that is SJSU, Acoulling tar a Are Arras tor IOW - an- ,illt le citing to watch. 1 had a command- Teskes Germania, a family-owned German bar and held in !Slunk-Ir.( ;entrails. less release. It rusehollth within Santa Clara ing presence. I kind over restaurant, as selebrating Oktobertest, which started on A large pArIV a f blends from SliC's phone 14.1111/.111% "It's something that makes the Counts% according to the organiza- of took tlw show during the auditions." Sept. 24 and will go through the month of October, fea- came not only to a elebrate Okrobertest, bait AS11 NI a el program prestigious and that maple tion's Web site. Barksdale, whose friends call him turing traditional music from The Internationals. ebrate Isaiah Furies 29th birthday, said long tune intend :11 the community are willing to 111. An endowment is a monetary "Sean John," shares his namesake The HAllitilliati family bought Teskes from the Teske Mark Sweeties. titt the prograin itself," said Dan I donation from All organization that with media mogul P Diddy, and said family in 1990, and brothers Greg and S.artt and sister "1%'ere a great group of friends," said Sweenes, A tire l'arlbA111, AS.. .a late professiOr ia the goes IWO A bank account and earns Cindy currently run Teskes with their father, Flans, Greg fighter front Salinas. "The food was gas st We .111 ordered hPSOI Or nursing. interest. Cohen said. "Ile interest he sometimes sports clothing from the producer's line, but doesn't too Baurtiman said. something ditterent and everynne shared it goad times " Associate protess,u A"All tram, the endowment grows %aril "We've been doing this for 14 years," Greg said. "We As part of the festivities, many people who attended Kelley was ottered the first endowed swills to continue to pay O'Leary - often because he always has to field always have fun good beer and good miasua ." Friday's party took shots of German liquor called "Feig- , hair position III the who.' ..t nuts Kenn salars. Cohen said. The 110-year-old building stands at the corner of ing in August. said Jayne Cohen, di see FORTUNE. page 4 North First anal Devine streets And has a bar and a f I OKTOBERFEST, page 4 rector of the s, hoot of nursing. no. NURSING. page 5 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6, 2004 LACAYO MUNDO OPINION 'Diaries' shows Che as a real person, not as a T-shirt Dawning a beret with a scruffy beard while smoking a Cu- Let's remember that Che was a real, breathing person and not "Mighty One. wrong. ban cigar is the image of revolutionary icon Ernesto "Che" the equivalent of a Nike swoosh. In this film, which is based on the diaries of Guevara and While you can't learn what a man is all about through a Guevara that has become famous worldwide. This past weekend, "The Motorcycle Diaries," a movie Granado, Guevara starts out as a kid from a middle-class Ar- column or a movie, "The Motorcycle Diaries" does a show This controversial figure has always been huge in Latin about one of Che's adventures through South America, opened gentinean family looking Mr adventure. that Guevara was a kid before he was a picture on a T-shirt. America, but in recent years the legend of Che has blown up up in select theaters in the Bay Area. Anyone looking for the cigar-smoking Che There are traits of Guevara that I truly admire, such as his here in the United States. As with other legendary figures, Since I have already seen "Shark Tale" when with the star on his beret will be disappointed. idealism and passion for helping the poor in Latin America. death is his best publicist. it was called "Finding Nemo," I decided to This film is about tsvo people and their corn- At the same time. I don't agree with his militant ways, so I That famous image of Che can be seen on murals across check out this flick about Che. ing of age. Even more importantly, this film is admire more the likes of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi Latin America and on T-shirts across college campuses na- What I knew about Che before seeing this about a continent and people we don't know and Dr. Martin I.uther King Jr. who advocated peaceful revo- tionwide 37 years after his death. movie was that he was someone with strong much about. lution. So, don't count on seeing tne around campus wearing a Apparently sporting Che gear has become fresh. Whether ideals who would fight for those ideals through What is interesting about this film is Gue- T-shirt that reads, "Che is my homie." its a T-shirt, trucker hat, beanie or Zippo lighter, Chet. mug is the barrel of a gun. vara is just a kid AS he explores the Andes But if a Che movie or T-shirt will get someone interest- being mass-produced for someone's profit. I considered him one of the most intriguing Mountains. Manchu Picchu and the Amazon. ed in learning about the plight of the poor in Latin America 1Vho needs Sean John or Rao when you got Che gear? figures in recent history, but admittedly I still Guevara encounters poor, working-class and around the world, then this recent Che trend is not such I must admit his red and black portrait looks cool, but the didn't know much about the man himself people on his trip and volunteers at a leper col- a had thing. fact that it's being put on a shirt that was probably made in a I did not know what to expect from "The ony. One could only wonder if Cuba would be After going against the grain in life, it would be quite a Che is given the Oscar for best sweatsh, ip goes against everything the man stood for. Motorcycle Diaries," but I came out from the ERIK LACAYO under Fidel Castro's regime today if Guevara sight if, .37 years after his death, In this example, the words of Edwin Percy Whipple never theater pleasantly surprised. had decided to be become a doctor. original screenplay from mainstream I lollywood. rang more true when he said, "Irony is an insult conveyed in This not a biopic that plays up his larger- Instead, by the end of the movie. Guevara the form of a compliment." than-life revolutionary persona that we see on T-shirts. In fact, has developed a political conscience, which later leads him to For many around the world, Che is A symbol of revolution- Che isn't even in the movie. becoming a force within the Cuban revolution. ary change and Mr the struggle of the disenfranchised, but fiir This film is about Ernesto Guevara, a 23-year-old medi- The film also gives us A clue into Guevara's personality, Ile others his face is just snmething rad to put on a I. shirt. cal student who, along with his friend Alberto Granath), rides is a well-mannered, educated young man, but at the same time Erik Lairiyo si thr Spartan Doily opinion edit,' There is a tine line between a symbol and art ',irate logo. rho 'ugh South America on a rinkv-dink motorcycle called the is truly, brutally honest, speaking up when people have done "lawny Altionlo"appeari every Wednenloy
THRILLA FROM MANILA Letter: Stance against exploitat ion of women 'commendable' I it .7 taiMpletelS I iaI V. a 1.1uslin1 it. 't "." ''''"!'""tn- woman, I covet so that I will be known ary thought. The other day my six -sear -old for my intellectuality rather than my I commend Lotich for his challenge cousin paraded in sexuality. A guy cannot really be lust- to women to "project (our) and in through the house talent No hope for simple guys a barely-there bikini. "Girl!" I ti Id her, ing over a woman's body if he can't see (not) be afraid of being seen as strong "You're SIX." The thought that she Was any of it, therefore he is Missed to lis- (women)." I take his challenge and WO young to have any stuff to strut had ten to my words. The other day I was invite ow fellow females to join me - not occurred to her. 11cr adopted sister sitting by the Student Union and this hey, girls. any of you want to stand up finding that special girl Hillary Duff wore the clothes - why guy was asking me about my "hijab," or against the exploitation of women and couldn't she. full covering. During our conversation, command men to see us for who we are Take a gtitoll,xik anoind and one might notice that there is tilled to the brim, then it is likely that is buying Mr In society, women are tonstant- he pointed to a random girl and said. rather than allow them to constantly seem to be no single females out there. multiple people. Notv if that tint is moderately filled, then sou ly portrayed as sexual objects. As the "See! When I look at her, the first thing check out our !tidies? Everywhere I look, someone is either just getting started in ran either assume that the perm in is just getting a few needed column on Monday by Ken Lotich I see is her chest. When I look at you, a relationship, deeply involved in one or just not interested. items or shopping Mr the dinner bir one. pointed out, women are encouraged the first thing I see is that you got your My long quest to find that perfect mate has been a long OK, so that h anon seems tit be a bit better than the mall. to exploit themselves at a younger And head covered up." and humpy road. It has been filled with hidden traps and land Though your i chl seem to be 30 So younger age. The: grieves me because "Exactly!" I answered. "I do not want mines. Let 's see what else yoil Cali do All always try the or the nosh,' are continually encouraging to be talking to you and have you look- Marvam last weekend, I was at a liar attempting to "get my gone blind date. Then again, this is also my fellow females to be seen as nothing ing at ins lit .di - Ern speaking to you Freitonan on with the ladies." For those of tou who do not understand I tow about a singles event.- There it would seem like the
more than itbietIs 3i. tot, and I stand fri tin tip (tern'," bind 1 iointed to Inc Film-anon what that is, it is simply trving your luck in the dating arena, chances of meeting sonic, tlie would be good Then I sass an Anyway, this bar was pretty happening and there were a lot episode of "Se rd the Cox" ithere iine of the girls went to of single women. Or, at least, what I thought A singles et ent She tried bring honest about were single women. This establishment had herselt And got walling. 1 hen she heti and was SPARTA GUIDE your typical groups of pettple able Puget A 1,1.1i, Stt, titus , an sou milk- kip As On one side, there was your group of guys it sonieone is 4..1141, bt liotie t with toil - out either trying to get drunk or pick up a I gue,, there reall. isn't A plat e Where %fill Sparta I;aide is posided free of charge tit students, faculty and staff members. The deadline bit. entries is noon date. Then there was your group of ladies .01 flaVe A 100 rotor , halo ot e three working days before the desired publication date. Entry loons are available in the Spartan Daily office it) who looked like they wanted those guys to ask Nine let', get onto the set ''n) Point how to Dwight Bente! I Lill, rot on 209. Entries can Aso be e-mailed to spartandaily0casa.sisu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." them out. In reality, they wanted the free drink tell it a girl is single lir lea Spat eI estri, Mins may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. andior the "lir something -something" At the 'tile best was tit tilla lelm us tm not talk tii end of the imight. Mixed in with those groups that girl. Remember though. I tin not talking of people were those on their first dates or on atom the "iii. how Are 5.'1111.1111w tVreot toll TODAY presentation at 4:30 p.m, in the Almaden room ti the Student I. loom. For more intimnation, call their eighth. Also stiniewhere in that hat was Versant.... The 01.1i %AM slit hasT Are tour lonely patron getting blitzed Finally, the l.ntg.111 depth ow, It von talk to them School ot At, and Design 674-1599. there was the tine person' that we are looking RYAN BALBUE NA lttntg enough, be Able to Wear &Will An in exhibition katuring student galleries will take Mr: that liortlIAI single person. their AIM kill. OW 1iri/1,1 inform., plat e from 10 a.m. to 4 building. For Strident Gerontology Organization p.m. it) the Art Now that %sal haee An Idea What the bar leAk more information, call the ( iallervOffice at A meeting will he take place At 4:30 p.m. to Was like, I ended Up being tutu 01 those sucker guys that paid invistigator use this te, tind old Who .11.1 5:30 p.m. in lall. A talk on the Long 924-4330. Madbarrie I Mr a couple drinks in hopes of a ph011e number. After about the cTiMe. Just tellieniber not to have them in A C011 Term Ombudsman Program addressing long term two beers for me and three Cosinos Mr her, I ventured to ask titled noon. With A Ling. pointed At theill. Commonwealth Club Silicon Valles care settings, issues and trends will take place at ton her number Then thme the wo wrds t one out: -Sorry, 1 have Smmd lust can never tell Ii someone hac alteach' heal Win to Joe Trippi, author of "The Resolution Will Not 6:15 p.m. in Mac (baffle I Lill, r00111 322. For more a boyfriend." that spec tal ,,,,,, Cone 1Motildit., things be mu, h easier it peo Be Televised: 1)einocrat s, the Internet, and the nth irmation, call 1Vently King at 295-6518. After that embarrassing eXperielite, I haVe conie to the ple had signs above their heols Take it from Inv hero .Vlatti ()verthrow of Everythii lg." will speak At Camera 12. concitision that Ito tie should ever have tin go through that. III the radno Iiins "I .iVe I alle Ile bad ille Registration begins at 11:30 A.M. and the program Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Allies It made me think, how Can I help nu. fellow endangered simple idea 'it haring eVersoile wear Windbreaker. will take place from intim t.. 1 p.m. Students get in A general meeting will take place friim 5:30 p.m. species, the single iterson? windbreaker ootild state it volt Weir taken or lot! tree with valid idelltlfnation. For more to 6:30 p.m. in the Cosn.ilioall room in the Strident Dien itsante P. Me: Where .m1 perst.n go to get the ...Ids problems All If 1,11111i1 inc inipler, loot we all know that informal it ti, call Trish Newfarmer 3 51-.3477. Union. For more information, Call Anne At or success mi their (avor' The other thing is to figure out it that ,..nitint'vt-1 kgd'Ir 924-6500. person yort are attracted to has A ant other I don't know about the rest ot von, hot I ustiallt get some Catholic Campus. Nlinistrs For the first one, the bat is probably the lllll t risky plate kind ,ti -poles- sense about a girl just l's- seeing her Nlatlw that yr.uuan Attempt pout hut k. r umm t an always go ft. the mall, e rho spoil sense or the tot that it seen), like net t,rtie it A daily Inas. Will take place at 12 10 p.m. in the Asian Americ an Christian Fellowship have those unt hatted Waters Catholic Campus Nlinistrs Chapel A Andlelight A meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the th,nigh rni to be a ambit in taken Mixed in the crowds of weekend shoppers and single people. With All thuds .s.raking, around trving to find out it site ha a worship will take plat e from 7 iaiii itI 74; rin in Pa, itit a room in the Student 1.1nion. there Are the teenybopper high schtiol girls, 'lout all know what b. wtriend. why not joist ask her right Mini the gel go' the Spartan Nlemorial. The -Bildt And sou" si ill take I ant taking about, they look pretty hot from afar. but when -Excuse nit% but tl,,itmtt have a boyfriend'" plat e from 7 rm. ti iii. At tileniruristrt 1,11 more SiSpirit you get t loser they look like jailltair. information, mall Sister Mar. it Krause At 9311- 100. "I)reartis: The Forgotten Language of the Spirit and I guess Son Can wrati h that idea tit) the list. 11,4r to Illider,tAnii Them" will take place in the Next stop, Vont local gm s ery store. !fere you taut leant a Ryan Rallniena ml a forme? :Spartan ',ed. photo edit, )lcli toe room in the Student (hilt .n A %Veiltiesdav [lope Christian "'doss-ship lot ANKH A persiill 1SV the WAS theS shop It the hopping art lhi, ire, nil :damn of 'Thrr11,1 %Linda " A [Wile will t.ikt front noon to I pill. III night prayer will take place At 7 pin. it the Spartan the Pat Mt in the Student t !mon. The Nletii. trial. For Int ore Inhatriation, call Chaplain reliabilits and relevant r ot the Bible will be dist iused Roger At 605-1657. Fot more imottnation, All Pastor Brad Aldo, at THOUGHT CRIMES KONSTANTIN ABAWIEV 22-457.4. 1)r. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library A din iimentaiv tilm titled "Life and 1)ebt" will he AND THIS IS WHY I FEEL THE BUT IN MI DEFENCE, Career shown from 7 p.n. too 11 p.m. in the King Library, DEFENDANT HAS RIPPED ME OFF YOUR HONOR MY A panel on c Meer, it, 11111(1 Silent e and room 255/257. The film explores the effects On the MOVIE HAS NO TRACE technology will be held front 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. itt International 'Monetary Fund's pollc iet on the Costartoan room in the Student Ilnion. A job fair developing ilnintries through Jamaica's experience OF DECENT STORY since, workshop will take plat t nun 3:30 pan. to with the organization. For more information, tall WRITING p.ni. in Building F. A current resume, Tower Card !akar% 1 ieneral C. ilk sons At HOS-2397. and Career Center membership Are required. For More 1.111.1111 Perez At 924-6055. Youth bit Christ A gerietal meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Counseling Servit es Costaiman room in the Student [lining. l'Or more inf mum, 4 11-2659. An A".nt A hit, AnterlI Ant Pa, 11i, Islander discussion series will take plat e 1.111111 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the I'm,. Cultural Center in the Sit ident Life and Leadership Student Ilnion. A sot iAl skills gm nip will take place Arpin atoms are being ac t rifled lot the "Leadership from 3: A) p.m. to 5 p.m. in Counseling Servit es. hit I' Series." Stop IW StIldellt 1.11e and more inti aniation, ill 924'3910. I .e.iiier liip to till out a tegistratiOn ham. The first isorkshop take rime on Thursday from 4 p.m. I- intuit ial Nlanagement Asstaciation it. 6 (tint iii the ( )111.111. toolli In the Student t lrituiti speakei tomi I Imslett -Packard will give J 'ntmoo. information, t all '124-5950
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National retiem t the views of the Spartan the Schoil ot 5\1)5115 5fisoPi Journalism allil Mass CW11111111114 Anions tot (4014) 924- 3251 I .1. 141 \\I) %II N10i AN\ NIN1 I , Ale I 5.5 5.1511. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6, 2004 A&E SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 Calendar Oregon invades Santa Cruz Music By Mansur Mirovalev self-teaching and went to the Vienna Conservatoire to stud master." s Dylan will perform at 8 p.m. Daily Staff Writer Thew ithabandthere startedni show with a ballad-like tct. 17 at the Hass Pavilion "Joyful Departure," A dozen musical instruments were crammed on a tiny composition, on which an oboe solo rierkeley. unexplored Tickets are 837.50 stage at the jam-packed Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa reached sound areas by traditional saxophones and are available by calling Cruz on Monday night, but only four musicians came out or trumpets. Towner 's guitar dueled with Indian drums, and the bass threw in syncopated, snakelike phrases. l'o.ketinaster at 998-T1XS. to play them. Then Oregon performed a swinging and funky composition from "The Monterey Suite." composed by Photo courtesy of Attacked By Plastic Records Good Charlotte will perform with REVIEW Towner for the 2003 Monterey Jazz Festival. Towner's 'Ium 41, Hazen Street and Lola frame guitar sounded like a harp, and Walker's drums were Oregon, A jazz quartet about to turn 35 years old, like a herd of horses galloping on a mountain road. Ray at 7 p.m. on Oct. 27 at the plunged the audience into a musical universe where jazz Folds triumphs with On other pieces, Towner played melancholic piano lines Event improvisation welds with European classical tradition and Center at SJSU. Tickets or distorted honky-took strides, extracted weird sounds multi-ethnic influences from all over the world. are $28.50 and are available from a synthesizer and went back to the acoustic guitar. "They're not a traditional jazz band," said Thomas through Moore soloed with a bow or extricated two-voice notes Tielcetmaster by calling Brooks, a construction engineer and amateur jazz bassist eclectic third solo EP descending to the lowest notes or rising to 998-TIXS. from Gilroy. "They mostly play their own compositions, the cello's register. McCandless switched from one horn "aahooh"s. Folds' songs where horns, Indian sitar, African or Latin percussions, jazz to another, melody with and Walker demonstrated dizzying changes of frequently include vocal harmonies. piano and classical guitar blend together so naturally. Their tempo and By Claire Taylor The Cramps will perform with hip-hop Folds music is just otherworldly." even imitated a gritty groove. Daily Copy Editor A remake of an unreleased with "The on each of the three Davie Allan and the Arrows Paul McCandless handles a variety of woodwinds in the The show ended Glide," a cheerful jazz tune tune is included Omni, where El's. "Kalamazoo," the second track and the Gore Gore Girls at 7 band, including English horn, oboe, saxophones and flutes, with a swinging McCandless played a long set Since Ben Folds Five's "Brick" of on "Super 0." was originally recorded bass clarinet and penny solos on three different topped the charts in 1997 and the p.m. on Oct. 31 at The Wartield a long demo made before whistles. He studied at hinns intercepted by band's subsequent breakup in 2000, in 1990 on in San Francisco. Tickets are Folds began collaborating with "Five" Manhattan School of Music \Valker's drum cannonade. Ben Folds has recorded one full-length mates Robert Sledge and Darren Jes- $25 and are available through and played oboe with the P. After the show. Towner solo album, a live albuni and a series of see. The original feels more emotion- Tickctmaster by calling Pittsburgh Symphony at age itangled with fans and three EPs. ally powerful, though warbly in qual- 19, according to Oregon's talkeil about Oregon's 998-T1XS. ity, and is solely Folds on piano, while Web site. mils], lie said that, before he has added backing drums and art Glenn Moore operates a t;ntiiing Oregon, he played REVIEW intense conclusion to the new rendi- PorfermingAints giant acoustic with a variety of jazz and bass, plucking "Super D" is the third in that se- tion. the strings or using a bow. 6,1k musicians, and even ries. pertintned at Voixistock Folds composes a tribute to his cur- The Blur& Rider: The Casting He said the bass was made in An eclectic mix of all-Ben good- rent home in the song "Adelaide," the Germany in 1715. After years with folk singer Tim Hardin. ness, "Super D" provides a glimpse oplagical Bulleft will "The experience was third track on the EP Originally from of mixing Indian, Chinese into the mind of Folds. Showcasing North Cuolina. Folds married and titititte its run until Sunday and African music with .1,,believable," Towner said. two covers, one remake lila previously igine playing in front moved to his wife-. home in Australia, at the Geary Theater in San Western instruments, Moore unreleased track and two new tracks. where the couple use with their boy y .7 Lilla tnillion people, all Francisco. Tickets range from developed a special tuning to "Super D" is a blend of humor and and girl twins. While the song itself Photo sr .ned." match McCandless's "him tonnes% ot www.oregonhantt heart. Folds writes songs with conver- is strong, Folds wasn't at his most cre- $20 to S110 and are available by In 1970, Towner met social cotn- and the sound of Indian sational lyrics, working in ative when writing these lyrics. In the calling (415) 749-2228. with the three other members ,,f Oregon in the band of and references to ev- instruments, such as the sitar and tahla, he said. inentary, silliness song, he is asked why he wants to live saxophonist Paul Wool'''. After liing tours and two albums Nlark Walker, the youngest member of Oregon, showed eryday life. in Adelaide, and responds "because I his expertise in Cuban and !Brazilian percassions and a they decided to break it and play as A quartet, Towner said. Folds continues the musical stan- he threats, Harlots and Heroes want to I really really want to." dards set by Ben Folds Five, hut with traditional drum kit. lie also plays Indian dnuns, is legacy of Their original name 11..1, "Thyme Music of Another The standout track. demonstrating will be performed by the a stronger focus "n pop sensibilities, Oregon's original drummer and sitir player Collin Walcott, Present Era," but later the name changed to "Oregon," the Folds' silly nature. is "Rent A Cop," a Magical Acts Ritual Theater on .dong with the occasiorad watered- who died in a car accident in 19H-1. It' me state of Towner and Moore. ridiculous tribute to security guards. down. half-assed song that serves to Oct. 15, 16, 17, 22 and 23 at Ralph T Avner. the dining force and chief compose' Between 1973 .ind 2004. Oregon released 23 albums. In "Fni trolling ti,od court tin girls make my faith in Folds falter only mo- Belladonna in Berkeley. Ticket of Oregon, plays classic ,d guitar, piano and A frame guitar 2000, they recorded .1 )regon in Moscow," a double album yeah, it's the best job in the world," plugged to an ele.Agf OR nWI.611111/11(d that makes it sound with old and new begiin compositions scored for the mentarily. Folds sings. adding that the feraales Oki prices range from 516 to $26. like a lute, harp or synthesizer. Russian Chaikovsky Otshestra. It was nominated for four The two previous El's, "Speed 16." also each "love niy little moustache they liwe For more information, call I studied ,11111111,11f1.1.1 at the t iniVetsat. it I. heg,,n, And Grammy's, according to the Oregon %Veit site. lraphic" and "Sunny ,ontained five tracks, but weren't F,,Ids' a man in unitinin " Ile AN, referenc- (510) 540-9150. I placed 1.17% IMMO." .V,111101 Sdid .thrt the 41111111 began "I hope we will resoisi our next album in November or es the benefits 14 security guard attire, .,;oitar at age ' ' I did not , - risk ot I kceinher," Tovvner strongest winks, and neither had more than one stand -OM SI mg. "Super D" is singing "with no sunglasses they can't The King of San Francisco, better representative of the style that see what l'in really InIllking at." This is the lund in song that keeps Folds' if .1 rock opera, will run from Follow-up album shows happier side of Interpol Folds has perfected in the past. It- "Super 0" is any indicator of s111111111 %Old our Oct. 28 to Nov. 14 at the New album a live tenderly. tastefully." It's what Folds plans to put out in the fu- Folds the with cover of Langton Arts Theatre in San By Janet Pak dark, depte sing and \,r, s" 1,1,11.1111 1 1 111.11111. ture, his forthcoming full-length al- "Them That Got" by Rav Charles, who passed away' earlier this Francisco. Tickets are S10 tot Dadv Senior Stall Icrifer takes a draniatti turn tot rqipier %lile the tnusis has grown me- bum will be worth the wait. year. performed by Folds at the Ava- and is mole ',di, ally, the lyrics ret11.4111 IllySteriOUS The release in "Super 0" was students or $15 for general in the SUMMer .ind-.1-11.ilt months That's all "Sloss. Hand- ’ .ind strange. pushed back, along with his second lon imu Boston. Mass. admission and are available at it took),,, Ness V .rk li'terpol ..,11111111el the gala ii. -t il,r1 1 anes such as "I watch the yule full-length album, as he assisted Wil- tit' 21102. "Super 1r 1, .111111.11 m.ne balanced the door. record "Anti, . halos, "Turn 311,1 tonging. dan,e tit. the stars: on the track "Slow liam Shatner i,n the "Star Trek" actor's El' than the two that Folds previous- Ui Tht "Not Even Jail," is another stand- I lauds," are .'Id, l,iut it's the intensity new release. "Has Been," which is in 1Y released. !nixing di iwet, sinter songs out siing. Ii i, opening luitsts with 'it the music that makes the song NO sti ices now. Shatter and Fi,Ids ,,l. An ineliithe and building Intel. likable. The beats are also energetis laborated on the song "In Love" on with those that .ire more dynamic- and REVIEW sits' and volume before Banks to dance along to. Folds' first solo album, produced under musically driven Ilowever, this album is not recom- Art of lines 04 will continue its t s intii the ulpemlilig lines "I'll las S inging about all kinds of love the Ildlile "Fear of Pop V4. 1." el:,! that took ''ri int' glasses I'll as .1..11,11 it, 111.11,r, it on an entire album can be bor- Folds opens "Super 0" with hearty mended As an ott. the ge- at run until Oct. 31 at the San Jose !nem months to re. mil, Interp, 4 dem- things ing and repetitive. Interpol handles piano playing in his cover ot :et nius of "The Bet, I ,Is prim- Museum of Art. Admission is onstrated ra, signs .4 I clatigertius er, sample lie, I , c's "Whatever 1. 1,11 tie!. 'lie'. and thumping lia - those subjects without confusing lianas Off !Sly 1Vonian" by the Dark- or slump. free. For more intOrmation, call tirunts Sam Fogarino are signature. the listener 1,t letting the topic get ness. lie AI," provides falsetto backup and Ever An taste of the The band was pair id a larger griitip socals to match the signature high ,ottimunal tee: .-1 I . oraert ex- 271-6840. eVetal tr.!, ks. "l'iibli, Pet Vet t - too deep reading between the lines. Of oldie ro, kers inducting the Yeah start,. 11111 51.41, 111111.111114 111101,1.1 Those are some of the highlights im notes reached by the Darkness singer perien,e with "Be, I 7 i 7.e." which Yeah leaks and Tlw fi,kes that dhrige .114 .1,1, Ilank isn't atin.1 to es "Antic," Justin Missions Fwo-thirds into the alsi, includes vide. I ., pert, nine% as Somewhere Ehe in exhibit of at song, Folds trails ott into a lam* pia- well Is .1 owe,- ot I lohn's "runs' dominated the charts and airwaves pfes hi. admiration tot a gal . II till. 'Ihiesongs ti its i.e.11111eSSIV from no solo, entering bask into the original content's gars art by artists of sum iii song. II,'. Iv; , "Their 1,st. one hi the other. The album opens Arab and Iranian heritage, will Leak; singer Paul Banks signature ... ire made 'snu ust stat here tot this with "Ni, EXIT." is priigresSitin of 10147 voice has grown sin, c the be open from Oct. 19 until robotic like wlide heartstring resits. Iran' 4'7)011 chords. The heart -Fs nun!, band's beginning. Iii' sings with an the ta,liniz otitids sour lite rhythm and Carlos I)engler's ,. Nov. 5 at the Worth Ryder Mira s e and passion abo. it I. is t I, us', lines on "Evil." and continues Gallery at 11C Berkelev. The band Ills been .11111111.11(1.1 ..) sing,.'' 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FORTUNE I Ti! neverforget it., EGO I To join top US. university continuedfivm page 1 watching it." continuedfiom page 1 single student, we try to go out and Barksdale said most of his winnings survey other students," she said. "He questions. will go toward school, but he also plans budget resources from the provost's really takes (their concerns) into con- "I got a call back for the auditions for a little rest and relaxation. office throughout the college in a fair sideration when he makes hard deci- in San Francisco," Barksdale said. "I plan on going to New York and and equitable way. sions." "Then a month later I got a call to go Japan with friends," he said. He also works with faculty and She said although SJSU has seri- down to LA." Barksdale also has another trip to staff to create innovative and creative ous budget problems, Ego is always Barksdale, a Pittsburg, Calif. na- plan the seven-day, six-night Que- curriculum to meet the needs of the concerned about the college being tive, took the chance. After arriving bec excursion for two he won. ongoing changes in the Silicon Val- able to offer enough classes for stu- in Los Angeles and going through the "I'm going to go on that trip next ley, he said. dents to graduate on time. contract briefings for the rules of the spring." he said. 'I'm currently accept- "I commend the faculty and staff "He does the best he can to have as game, he stepped out onto the set of ing applications (for the trip). All fe- for their ability to respond to changes many classes as possible," she said. "Wheel of Fortune." male candidates are welcome." that occur," Ego said. Tiffany Montgomery, the vice "We played a couple practice Chris Dykow. Barksdale's cousin, Inger Sagatun-Edwards, chair of chair of the Student Affairs Com- rounds I was the second show, be- accompanied him to the "Wheel of the justice studies department, said mittee, said Ego personally invited fore lunch," Barksdale said. "I did the Fortune" studio in L.A. she has had close contact with Ego in her to be on the committee after she show, solved a puzzle, then solved an- "It was interesting," Dykow said. the 12 years she has been on the Col- voiced some concerns about the nurs- other. One (solution) was 'star light, "A lot of it was rehearsed, like they lege Executive Council, she said. ing department at the Leadership To- star bright,' and I don't remember the were telling you when to applaud." She said the day conference in other one." Dykow said that five shows were council is com- 2003. He then went to the bonus round, shot in one day and that the whole posed of all of the "I can't *- but got stuck on the final puzzle. process went by quicldy. department chairs "fie's calm ... and scribe how much 'I thought it was 'rodeo clown,' but "(Sean) did pretty well, that was in the College of he cares about it was 'radio wave,'" he said. "I went the exciting part," Dykow said. "We Applied Scienc- the students," she with the first thing that came to my were there for three hours, he finished es and Arts and always has the said. "He always mind. It's hard to think of anything and we left." meets monthly fights for us." else." Overall, Dykow said he had a re- to discuss depart- students' best Montgomery The bonus prize would have been laxing time during the vacation. ment functioning. said she is sad $25,000, but Barksdale said it didn't "It was a fun trip, it ended up being She said Ego interests at heart." for SJSU students maner that he didn't win. like a vacation," he said. "We ended up has always been who will never "I don't miss it because I didn't going to Disneyland and everything. very collegial and have the opportu- have that money in the first place," Dykow said it was exciting to see eager to work nity to know him Barksdale said. "You can't miss what people just stand around and win with all of the de- as a dean. you never had." money. partment chairs. Colin Johnson, The move to Ile said the feeling of being on- "Hopefully he's going to save "We'll be very the University stage was indescribable. some of (his winnings) and use it for sorry to see him professor of Connecticut's "It's like being on top of the school," Dykow said.'! already put in Photo courtesy of "Wheel of Fortune" leave," she said. Stamford region- world," he said. "It's like you're a star. my bid for the (Quebec) trip." Colin John- al campus will be- I was walking around and people were Dykow, who saw the telecast, said show) beforehand, but I wasn't given "That's just his type," Hill said of son, chair of the gin a new chapter asking for my autographs and saying the differences between the live show the exact date," Hill said. "I turned on his nephew. "He's a very private per- hospitality management department, in his life. Ego said. stuff like, 'Hey can I take my picture and the edited version were minor. the TV and there he was." said he first came into contact with He said the University of Con- with you?'" "Sean looked good," Dykow said. He said the experience of watch- Barksdale said the experience tran- Ego during his recruitment to SJSU necticut is recognized as one of the Barksdale said he did not get the "He had a suit on and everyone else ing that show was different than oth- scended a simple quest for cash. approximately one year ago. top public universities in the United chance to see the show featuring his was just casual. He was really excited." er times. "I'll never forget it." Barksdale "He's a very kind man," Johnson States. win. Walter Hill, Barksdale's uncle, "I had a sense of identification, re- said. "It's something you dream about said. "He's calm and appropriate and "I'm joining a faculty and staff "I was in class when the episode said he had come across the show his lationship to the event," Hill said, when you're younger. I watched it ev- always has the students' best interests with a rich history and tradition," aired," Barksdale said, of the Sept. 7 nephew was on by accident. He said lie hasn't spoken to Barks- el-% Jay as a kid and used to joke, 'One at heart." he said. airdate. "I haven't even thought about "I knew he was going to be on (the dale since his television appearance. d.0 I'm going to be on that show.'" Ego meets with the Student Af- The Stamford regional cam- fairs Committee, composed of one pus moved to the downtown area of student from each department in the Stamford six years ago, and has ap- College of Applied Sciences and Arts, proximately 2,000 students who are OKTOBERFEST My favorite part is.., meeting beauqul girls ... ' once per month. all commuters. Ego said. The committee is the student He said the campus is located for the bar." the Gamsbart is .1 sign royalty. lie MI wed in S211 Jose from Alaska in fonanuedfrom page 1 voice within the college, said Susie about one hour north of New York Another loyal and regular, Carole "In Germany, the bigger they are, 19'39 and fell in love with the beau- Rivera, chair of the Student Affairs City and is surrounded by 20 Fortune hog," a fig-flavored vodka, said Julie Jameson, said her last name is like the the more blessed s ou are," Goltz said. tiful architecture and the dark wood, SOO companies. such as Xerox and Sopczak, the beer garden bartender. Irish whiskey and she is Italian, but Goltz met Bobby Nlaggiora, who Committee. but said he also fancies the mix of 'We gather Pitney Bowes. "Feigling means coward," German speaks (;ennan. plays the accordion and the keyboard thoughts on student concerns, problems, suggestions and As associate vice provost, he will Professor Sabalius said. "A dare to "I conie for the camaraderie. It's and provides voi As, in high school "My favorite part is making money observations and (bring) them to the be developing partnerships between drink all the shot." like family here with all the regu- in 1969, and S0011 after they formed and meeting beautiful girls prefer- dean," Rivera said. the university and the community, The party of friends from SBC lars, and everyone knows everyone," "The Internationals" with Jan Meere ably girls with lots of money," Hans Rivera, a graduate student in jus- he said. bought a case. They also bought the said Janieson, who drives every Fri- playing the brass instruments and said. band tice studies, said although Ego is very "I am looking forward to the chal- shots arid the German prost day from Almaden Valley. "It's like Steve McGinnis, who plays bass gui- By the end of the night. Teske's had once again tilled busy, he attends the meeting every lenge of leading the Stamford region- the air. "Zicke-zacke, lcneipe a place where friends go tar and sings and yodels. served SOO half-liters of Spaten and zicke-racke, boy, hoy, hoy," and the and have a beer." The band performed in Europe at month. al campus to the next level of success," 200 dinners, Greg Baumman said. 'Since group pounded the small bottles up- Jameson said her desire to learn the 1997 Oktoberfest. They perform he can't meet with every he said. side down roli the table, then chugged German came when she met a former year-round and exude .1 lot of energy, the drinks. prisoner of war who was captured in Maggiora said. "I'm a three-year veteran," said a submarine. He only spoke German "We can metabolize the drinks be- Fine, who was celebrating his birth- and she wanted to hear his story', so cause we have a lot of energy," Mag- ExpwyAlmaden 4700 Almaden Expressway day. "It's been a long, bard war on my that prompted her to learn German. giora said about doing shots with the San lose. IC A C u ETo p I 1408) 266 POOL (7665) liver I will triumph." She said she visits Germany twice crowd. "This time of the year we're r W W.0 LIE TOPIA.NET The n waning of Oktoberfest is 2150 a year and stays away from the Okto- out every weekend, :Ind we are getting Sunday - Wednesday about bring responsible, Fine said. berfest in Munich. older, so we have to watch ourselvr, " Coors Draft Pints only "Ifs all about getting people drunk "There are too many Americans," Many patrons don't Oahe orith t and having a good tune," Fine said. Jameson said. "I like to go to the small enjoy the restaurant and bar, but al.- $2.00 raising his liter in the air. "And it's German festivals." to listen to the band. All Day 8, Night about taking a taxi home. No one can The band "The Internationals." "I've been coming to for three 11, aft4.1 .1 13111 in C.di.." Fine said, re- who have been playing together fin 17 four years," Cans.. Keller said. "I'vr Pool ALL DAY SUNDAY ferring to a driving under the influ- years, dress in traditional German at- seen this band 20 times." ence arrest in California. tire lederhosen that looks like deco- The atmosphere and the mad.). a $5 PER TABLE Foosball PER HOUR Dalia Petrys, a regular at Teske's, rative suspenders attached to knickers ambience bring Keller back, and she With student ID -Ad she and her husband come every and a "Tiroler-hut" hat with a large said she calls this corner het "little Arcade Friday and Saturday. feather called a "Gamsbart." Europe." because of Teske's Genii.ini.m "We're loyal customers," Petry% SJSU alumnus Portor Goltz does and Trials Pub next-door. Darts ,aid. "We're groupie, tl,r the band the percussions and vocals. He said Hans Bautionan, the father, said Branham Ave Food
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11001 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6, 2004 NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 5 NURSING I Chair hopes to conduct education, research SAFETY I 'We're really trying to bring awareness ... rid continuer/from page! to have more nursing students, Co- coming from. eontinuedfrom page I said. "It's really sad but it's also re- Kearney said the fair is usually hen said. "She really cares about her stu- ally stupid." September, but the extra time Cohen said 0'1 eary-Kelley's role held in She hopes this is the first of sever- dents," 1Manglicmot said. "She goes "I don't call that an accident, I call Next to the car was the to plan was needed this year, post- includes advising duties, committee MADD al grants the school receives and that out of her way to teach us something it a crash," Jacobson said. "It's a crash table, where Jacobson asked people to until October. assignments and continuing her schol- poning it other foundations will consider en- we don't understand." because someone had choices they do what appeared to be a simple task, The extra time worked out for arly work, such as conducting research, dowing a chair. She also wants to influence stu- decided to make." which was taking a ruler away from the better, Kearney said, as students giving presentations and writing arti- "We will certainly be seeking those dents who want to pursue nursing Jacobson said when people choose interest this a cles for professional journals. her hand. seemed to show more opportunities," she said. "There's education and work in the clinical set- to go behind the wheel drunk, they Sophia Santos, administrative as- year. Oleary-Kelley said her goals are no limit on the number of endowed ting. Faculty is needed in addition to put more than just themselves at sistant to the director at the Disabil- Due to state budget cuts, divisions to be a great nursing teacher and to chairs." producing more nurses, she said. jeopardy. ity Resource Center, took the ruler such as the San Jose Police Depart- conduct nursing education research. Smith, executive director of The "There are SO many secondary away from Jacobson's hand with ease ment Crime Prevention Unit were "I say it over and over, but I love Valley Foundation, said the grant was victims in these accidents." Jacob- on her first try. not able to come out because of a lack nursing." Oleary-Kelley said. "As Phillip Boyce's idea. Boyce is chairman son said. Jacobson then to of said. I get older, I'm not able to asked Santos put manpower, Kearney work at "I've been a nurse of the board and from SJSU, Matt Act Ord , a sophomore bedside. graduated on a pair of "Fatal Vision" goggles, "A lot of agencies were telling me This affords me an opportu- nursing major, said the display had nity she said. which gave the effect of a blood alco- they would have loved to come out," to contribute to the profession as proMund impact on him. a for 26 years, and it's "We chose this particular grant hol content of .10 or higher. Kearney said. "They just weren't able teacher and still continue to be in- it really makes you think twice volved in clinical because of the great need for nurses Santos missed grabbing the ruler to because they don't have the stair nursing that way. I've about drinking and driving," he said. been been good to me." in the community, and San Jose has by a good number of inches on her Despite having fewer organiza- a nurse for 26 years, and it's been "Too many people think it's OK to good to Inc." a very good school of nursing," said second try. tions than in the past, Kearney said drink and drive." "I really thought I'd be able to grab many organizations and departments Oleary-Kelley previously served as Smith, also a graduate of SJSU. David I.uu. an electrical engineer- that ruler," Santos said. on CAITI USp helped make the event a staff nurse in the medical and surgi- This isn't the first time The Val- ing freshman. agreed. successful on its first day, including cal intensive care unit of VA Palo Alto ley Foundation has donated funds to Colleen "This is an example of a really counseling services, the Health Cen- Health Care System; staff nurse in the the school, said Kathy Abriam-Yago. horrible At cident," lam said. "I think ter, the radiology department and cardiac intensive care unit at Stanford- associate professor in the school of this will really discourage people Spartan Shops. IC San Francisco Health Care; and O'Leary-Kelley, nursing. "I think this will from drinking and driving." Sgt. Robert Noriega, public in- mical care educator and staff nurse Abriam-Yago said the foundation Inside the display, a poster de- t'ormation officer for campus at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City. associate professor has donated more than $6,000 each police, picted mug shots id A variety of peo- really discourage said Ile was satisfied with the way the She also teaches Nursing Theory and year for scholarships. ple, stemming from men to women, Safetv Fair went. Clinical Nursing courses. Raising $1 million wasn't an easy young and old, with a headline that peoplefrom drinking "AVe really try nu show students Bethany Garcia, a fourth-semester task, and was one that took more than read. "Every day an average of 414 what services are available to them," nursing student, said while she hasn't Garcia said the additional faculty 10 years to happen, she said. people are killed in drunk driving ac- Niireiga said. "We try to give them talked to Oleary-Kelley in class, she members bring more recognition to and driving." Smith said it took years to give the cidents in the I!infect States ..." insights on what some of these agen- CollleS Off as an intelligent person. the school. amount of money they gave because Forty-five photos were shown run cies dii," "She seems very concerned with "Anything that helps the school the foundation's guidelines don't allow the pi ister with three black boxes Noriega said many came to the our understanding of knowledge of and San Jose State become more well- them to give more than $100,000 to an without photos. different booths and signed up for classes." Garcia said. "She's a really known and draw more students and organization per year. Below these empty squares read David Luu, rape detense classes and others in- nice person and wants to share what get more hinds and support the com- To raise $1 million, more time was the nillinving is., " ... and the day quired about future careers in law en she knows about the future of nurs- munity it's definitely beneficial," needed, she said. is ni it .iver yet." student frircenient. ing." Garcia said. She said she didn't take any part Nlaria Sergeyeva, a senior biology Noriega said he recognized the Nichole D'Ortavio, a 14)mM-se- O'Learv-Kelley was selected Mr in the selection of the endowed chair. said the Safety Fair Was .111 large number of students that went mester nursing student who takes a her clinical expertise, medical surgical The foundation does require the timilative event hit students and staff is, see the smashed at, and credit- Clinic al Nursing course with O'Leary - nursing And intensive care unit experi- school to submit yearly reports on alike at Si., Jose State University. ",Mal Is .iid she went to the Sorts. ed its realism to why many were in- Kelley at the Veterans Administration ence, Cohen said. It was also O'Leary- what the money has done for them, I.ike other students, the car in ru- Fair last year, and u MCC again. she said trigued by it. Medical Center in Palo Alto, said she Kelley's post-doctorate training and the number of students they've added ins had the greatest impact on her. the fair did a gixkl 'lob of pn mooring "With a visual display like that, it was nervous the tirst tune she was at her continued pursuit in nursing re- and what courses they've been able to "Thank God no one I know has awareness. really strikes horne," Ni,riegA said. "It the hospital. search that made her stand out, Co- add to the program. (een involved in something like TM,' Calliplls police Detective Phil gives you something to look at as a "She made me hid sii combiruble hen said. The additions to the school can do she said. "Stuff like this doesn't toils hi Kearney. the coordinator of the Safe- real example of what could happen if and she lets put do AS "She's a team player." Cohen said. touch as rill an. many things for SJSU, she said. people until something happens to ty Fair, said he organizes the fair ev- sou drink and drive." ... I'm lik ky in that sense," D'Ottavio "She's a ,intent expert So that she can "I think it will increase the number them." ery year in hopes .uf helping students Noriega said he has seen the end said. assist other tn ulty. (She) has vari- of re students who will be able to attend Sergeyeya said the Safety FAIr ensure them t sateta. results of Many cases of drunk driv- End, nye,' pr utess, ash ips are usu- ous experiences in teaching ditlerent and graduate, and hopefidly we'll have had useful iiMirmation, and that ..%Vc.'re really trying tuu bring ing, and he .0, mgls discourages any- ally temporary a semester or .1 types of Courses." more and better nurses in our com- she hoped others would utilue This ASSAITIless to pe.uple." Kearney said. one from drinking and driving. sear, however the dint position is hong Rica sl.inglis nom a ti uurth-semes- munity because of that," Smith said. knowledge Mr the better. 'AVe hope we can show people what "IA sad that potpie would make term. A permanent position has been ter nursing student, said 0.1.eary- Kel- "There's definitely a need for nurses ... "People that drink and drive ,isii happen And the dangers of doing that decision," N.Mega sind."And that added to the school, enabling ley understands where students are them well-qualified nurses." overesi,,, ,r. their ability: "lie linsate things like driving drunk." decisirun %%amid oust thern their lives."
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second on the team in kills with 191, said that is high going into Thursday's meeting. SJSU hosts UTEP she's eager to return to practice after this past "I Iowever they come at us, we're going to weekend. match their intensity and then some," Dahl- "It sucks to lose," Nash said. "So now I'm stedt said. and Boise State =cited to go back to practice and work on fix- Nash, who had 13 kills against the Miners ing things." last season, said she looks forward to being in in first conference Choate said that he would use this week to front of the home crowd again tinker with his lineup. "It's great to be back and have the crowd "I'm going to try some weird things, like on our side," Nash said. "It'll really help our home games shifting players into different positions and confidence." see if that works," Choate said. Sophomore Dyana Thompson, who has re- Throwback By Emmanuel Lopez corded 49 total blocks this season, said that the Daily Stall Writer team's inability to close out games has been a Saturday's game features a nostalgic change nagging problem. of venue as the Spartans will host the Broncos Despite a rough 1-3 stretch, including a "We get on top early, but then something in Spartan Gym, located in the western por three -match losing streak, the Spartan vol- happens and we can't put them away,"Thomp- tion of Spartan Complex. leyball team remains upbeat, said head coach son said. Dahlstedt said playing on a different home Craig Choate. Nash agreed with her teammate and also court wouldn't make a difference. said the team hasn't been aggressive enough "We practice here all the time," Dahlstedt SPARTAN VOLLEYBALL offensively. said. "It's just like another home court." "We haven't been able to put the ball away Boise State is enjoying its best season so far consistently," Nash said. under Scott Sandel, who is in his third year as Junior outside hitter Rachel Dahlstedt said Broncos head coach. that the team is looking to put the rough times The last time the Broncos posted 10 or BACK ROW behind them. more wins in a season was in 1998. NOTEBOOK "We're not the kind of team that's going Choate said that Sanders success was pot to drop our heads and mope," Dahlstedt said. matter of tune. "I thought it was the hardest stretch of the "Instead, we're going to go out and work twice "Scott's doing something right," Chihli, - season," Choate said. "We played some really as hard." said. "I le's put together a very strong Iealll." 4 , strong teams and hung in with them. Unfortu- Cil,,.11e also saki the 111111111t,r, were Able to nately, we just came up short." Hosting the Miners establish M.41101(11111 early in the wasim. San Jose State University is hoping to right "They gi out And pot op some early wins," itself in a two-game home stand beginning The Spartans, who have split their two Choate \Vmnning beLTI,w,iiisingAnti with the University of Texas -El Paso, which home games this season, get set to host the now they're ....ming es-etc gallie with ton is 6-7 overall and 0-4 in the Western Athlet- Miners. tidence." ic Conference, at 7 p.m. on Thursday in the UTEP comes into Thursday's match with The Spat tails took both matt hes from the Event Center. SJSU with hopes of snapping a six -match Brom last seasoidosing only one gone dot- - SJSU will then square off against Boise WAC losing streak that dates hack to a Nov. ing bah II1,1It he, State University, which is 14-3 overall and 3-1 11,20(11 loss against Louisiana Tech Univer- Spearheading the Br. atia, k is soply in the WAC, at 1 p.m. on Sunday in the Spar- sity. more middle hlo,ker Cameion Flunder, whir tan Gym. The Spartans trumped the Miners in three leads All hitters iti bitting per entage with .151 The Spartans dropped a Sept. 24 contest games iii an Oct. 9, 2003 match at the Nlemo- and 241 kills against Santa Clara University in four games rial Gym in El PAW, Texas. (. SISP let Tinted Fluntler before being swept in three games against con- Despite the Miners' rocky season, Cho- heavily hen she ts .1 senior .tt Kent Lake ference rivals University of Nevada-Reno and ate said he expects the teams to he fairly 1 ligh in Kent. \ Vasil FreSII,/ State llnwer,ity matched. estiemeli "vet at Boise, - The last time the Spartans lost three "It's going to c,mine down to whii's III, Ire Choate sod straight matches was last season, when they prepared to tome in and go nuts," Choate Nadi -Aid ,he WA. eager to ht.,. ott Against .1 dropped three matches from Nov. 6 to Nov. said. high team as the BP,IlLeik 15. Thompson agreed with her coach and add "1111 ,,isi ii.. I., we Ii.oW We MAL II up," Choate said that the team matched up well ed that the team will 4:011Ie in prepared for Nash L-Aid ’. \ nd I want to see sshi.it they're do .6tAinst its last three opponents, but didn't anything. mg that's .!,ning them sii tiiii,11 sik, es, Live .1 single dominant player like its oppo- "The team's going to come in strong and i.s,,-, A tilrlit i4ante the \ li[mingliain 1).111,ill Ati.in had. ready for whatever they're going to throw at twosill. lioe -111111.11 III the "Physically, we've played them point- for- us," Thompson said. "We definitely want to past San lose State University outside hitter Nia Freeman spikes the ball on Tuesday during point." Choate said. "But they've had that one win more than they do." "I Bois, .1, . been in the a scrimmage at practice in Spartan Complex. The Spartans will face UTEP at 7 p.m on player that we couldn't contain." Dalilstedt, who posted 13 dig, against the underti -. I hiiit nt It'll be like Thursday at the Event Center. Senior outside hitter Carrie Nash, who is Miners 1.4.4 said the tedas c011fiderICe playing 11, I 1.1%.- 24. Balfour HOUR PI MESS
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