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Spartan softball lose three 'Confessing' taking your Hawgs Seafood Bar is of four in Early Birld tournament chances can conquer fears expensive but tasty Sports, page 5 Opinion, page 2 A dr E, page 3 ae San Jose State SServing University Since 1934 PARTAN DAICON www.spartandaily.org February 6, 2001 Volume 116, No. 8 Three Spartans join soccer's pro ranks Ity Clarissa Aljentera Suarez., Isaias Bardales and Dallas Burn. Bardales to the Los all-american last seasun. Ile was "The MLS told me and him comment Monday. Dun slut Influx Jorge Martinez were drafted to Angeles Galaxy and Martinez to also named the player of the that a number of teams were Bardales, a sophomore for- the MLS on Monday. the San Jose Earthquakes. year in the Mountain Division of excited to get him," St. Clair ward, who still has two years of, For the first time since Major The six-round draft was held "I expect Ryan to do very the Mountain Pacific Sports said. eligibility as a Spartan, went League Soccer began in 1995, in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. well," St. Clair said. Federation at the end of the sea- D.C. United, Galaxy and the llth in the round. Last season three Spartans will join the Spartan head coach Gary St. Suarez, a senior defender, son. Quakes each expressed interest he was selected to the first team ranks of professional soccer in Clair said all three will make was the seventh pick overall. St. Clair commended Suarez in Suarez, said St. Clair. MPSF Mountain Division and the United States. great strides for their respective The SJSU defender was for his excellent defensive abili- Suarez, who was one of three was the second leading scorer San Jose State University teams. named a National Soccer Coach- ties and work ethic as a Spar- captains during his last season men's soccer players Ryan Suarez was drafted to the es Association of America-adidas tan. at SJSU, couldn't be reached for See SOCCER, Page 6 'Preacher' leaves SJSU on request
.1. R:11111IS OW1SHH\\PMP Mark Trout, a self-proclaimed preacher, was asked to leave the San Jose State University cam- pus yesterday after an anonymous complaint was called in to the University Police Department, according to Cpl. Victor Quintero. Trout, who uses the water fountain in front of the Event Center as his pulpit, has had encounters with UPD before. Trout was preaching about "judg- ment day coming" when Cpl. Quintero arrived in his UPD cruiser Monday. Citing a campus education code which "pro- hibits any activity disrupting campus activity," Quintero told Trout that he could be arrested for creating a disruption. "I'm forbidden to preach the gospel," Trout said. "Communists and homosexuals don't like the Bible or should I say Democrats and homosexuals." Trout said he came from Florida years ago to preach in San Jose after pulling the city out of a box full of choices. Jeff Anderson, a junior marketing major, was in the fountain area and said that he has seen the preacher on campus before. "I didn't hear what he was talking about," Anderson said. "He has the right to preach here." Senior biology major Christine Jurado said she believes Trout should be allowed to speak as long as it doesn't bother anyone. "We should be free to say what we want to say," Jurado said. "As long as you are not disturbing Itark Daily Staff other people, talking about God shouldn't be both- ersome." Cpl. Victor Quintero talks to Mark Trout, a self-proclaimed "preacher," on anonymous complaint. Because Trout has no permit, he is not allowed tO Monday at the Seventh Street fountain after the University Police received an preach on campus, Quintero said. see PREACHER. Page 7
Former Raider speaks of dreams Poetry night faces competition
By Kevin Iliguehi you going to do?" anything you put your mind to," ning author, is scheduled to poetry readings and slams." ex -professional Marsh said. 1S \ lit lit Ilt less pwsitiimmnit Marsh is an speak in Morris Dailey Audito- Rauwerda also mentioned football player whose career ended Marsh is scheduled to speak at put) rium. that professors in the English Life brought former Oakland because of an injury and has since 7 p.m. Wednesday at Morris Dailey The African Poetry Night, set department were trying to get Raider Curt Marsh down a few devoted his life to motivating oth- Auditorium. a lecture hosted by up by the African Awareness more students involved in poet- yards short of the end zone, but he ers. the government of Markham Hall. Month Planning Committee. ry readings and other on-cam- did not let it stop him from win- According to a biography on his R I :VI W See MARSH, Page 6 may have some stiff competition pus events, however, she said ning the game Web site at www.curtmarsh.com, tonight. "It's too bad," said Shannon she had not heard anything Marsh tours giving a motivational The poetry reading, sched- Rauwerda, a senior and student about the poetry reading. lecture based on his lifetime expe- PRI VII W ('urt Marsh Lecture uled for 7 p.m. in the Engineer- administrative support coordi- "People in the English) riences, titled "Dare to Dream." "Dare To Dream" ing building, Room 189, is slated nator for the humanities department are pushing their "Dare to dream like you did %%hen: 7 p.m. %1etinesth to begin 30 minutes before Tony department. "A lot of people in "Sometimes life severely sucks," when you were in kindergarten Kushner, a Pulitzer Prize-win- the English department go to See POETRY, Page 6 Curt Marsh said. "So now what are and truly believed you could do %%here: Mom% Dade, %utlitorium
Freshman Adrianna Modulars are temporary solution Espinosa walked to II% .1.1 . 1 spino solution "We just (lulu t te %%Alt six years to class Monday Dth) sin' %%tom, provide these services for the students, fac- between Joe It will not be until 2008 when con,truction ulty and staff" he said. "We always try to West Hall and for students, faculty of students and to pro- for housing facilities anticipate the needs the new mod- and staff members is scheduled to be com- vide the services that they may be needing pleted. now." ular buildings. The project will more than double the Rather than having to cross campus to get One building number of campus residents from 2,200 to to the computer labs, students will have the will be used as 5,000, according to Martin Castillo, the com- benefit of stepping out of the Residence a computer for munity relations coordinator University Halls and walking over to the modular. center and the Housing Services at San Jose State Univer- Castillo said. sity. That way, they will feel safe walking dur- other will be a In the meantime, to alleviate the housing ing the night, he said. housing facility crisis in Silicon Valley and to meet student Castillo said no students have reported office. needs, the housing services installed two being harmed or threatened during a trip to modulars next to Joe West Hall. the lab in the evening. According to Castillo, one of the modulars "We're just being proactive," he said. "We is slated to be a computer lab for the stu- want to prevent any problems." dents and the other a housing facilities cen- Andrea Cruz, an English literature gradu- David Royal / ter. ate student living on campus, said students Castillo said the modulars, which were Daily Staff installed in mid-January, are a temporary See MODULARS, Page 6 PINI TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 200 1 SPARTAN DAILY JOSE STATE UNIVERSIT1' Letters Discovering and coping with one's fears limiting our lives. Thursday, I learned the process I would have just said that I don't I'm afraid we're all Associated Students for developing film. Besides enjoy certain situations, such as step- If what we're afraid of is failure, precision in mixing chemicals, ping on stones to cross a stream. rejection or criticism, then we're this process requires spending at CIIRISTINA When, the truth is, I fear standing on wasting our time. Those things will fail least a few minutes in a darkroom. rocks that are surrounded by rushing come to us regardless of whether we to represent SJSU By a darkroom, I mean a room LU(:AROTTI rapids because I'm afraid of losing my fear them. with absolutely no light. balance and falling into the icy water. My friend Kaecey says her worst writing tins letter of concern regarding the new daugh- Idin While in this room, one must I suppose most people are afraid of fear is having her 7-month-old proposed recreational facility by Associated Stu- remove the film from the camera, something: spiders, speaking in pub- ter, Maggie, taken from her. She says dents. I am concerned because A.S. has neglected to properly wind the film on a reel and lic, death by suffocation. if she focused on her fear of some- properly inform the entire student body of the dramatic then securely place the reel in a light- My sister, Nicole, who has always thing horrible happening to her baby, changes they intend to inflict on our fees and campus. tight container called a developing me to panic, and I enjoy being out late been afraid of the ocean, says she she would never leave her house. I've attended three presentations now regarding this tank. during the darkest hours of the thinks vulnerability is what causes Instead, Kaecey takes her chances, facility, but I've yet to have my questions answered. It seems simple, but it requires a night. people to be fearful. and she and Maggie go for long walks Where are the results of a conducted needs analysis great deal of coordination. However, as I was standing in the This would mean that I'm afraid of in the park. that states we need a new recreational facility when we As I was standing with two of my darkroom waving my hand, which I the dark because I can't see my sur- This is what I propose we do: take already have an existing one that students pay for? If classmates in one of these tiny rooms could not see, in front of my face, I roundings and that Nicole fears the our chances. there is such a document, do we need to build a new meant for a single person, I realized I knew I would rather have the lights ocean because she can't see what's in Don't think I'm suggesting we 180,000-square-foot facility or can we add on to our prefer well-lit areas. on. the water. throw caution to the wind. existing facility? You just don't build recreational facili- In other words, I'm afraid of the I began to consider the inventor of Although logically this makes All Pm recommending is that we ties every 12 years. dark. photography, who chose to endure the sense and is perfectly acceptable, I abandon our fear because sooner or Has A.S. conducted a trends analysis to even under- This came as something of a sur- pitch black, as a brave individual. still can't help thinking I'm a scaredy- later, we will have to brave the dark. stand what Generation rers will want in the future? prise to me because I don't consider Before last week, I wouldn't have cat. It's one thing to be afraid of the Aren't they who the facility will be built for? myself to be an especially fearful per- listed darkness as one of my fears. In dark, which up until now I've dealt Christina Lucarotti is a Spartan Looking at the current proposed renderings of this son. I don't sleep with a night light, fact, I'm not sure I would have listed with by turning on a light, but if the Daily Senior Staff Writer facility, first they're building three basketball courts for the thought of darkness doesn't cause any fears. real root of fear is vulnerability, then "Confession" appears Tuesdays. intramurals, and secondly they're duplicating already- existing facilities such as arcade games, pingpong, aero- bics, etc. Is this facility meant to meet the needs of only intramural participants, when all students will be assessed a semester fee? *- SO HELP ME 60P- AND PM KS, I EF'' Coming to the defense Speaking of assessing a fee, where is the financial backup that addresses what the actual cost will be to build the facility, and where is the business plan to oper- ate the facility? A friend of mine attending Northridge of popular boy bands said that they are building an 87,000-square-foot facili- ty for $28 million. A.S. said at the meetings that a rough Ilisten to the Backstreet Boys. I am estimate of the cost for this facility will be $28 million. not 12 years old. I'm a college stu- Did cost in the Bay Area drop dramatically since A.S. is dent, and I do happen to like other proposing 180,000 square feet at the same cost? kinds of music as well. Regarding A.S. fee increases, A.S. stated they will be As a matter of fact, if you met me on $100 to $150 per semester. Based on the above informa- the street, you'd probably assume I lis- tion, and because we haven't seen evidence of A.S. doing ten to a thousand other things. a proper business plan, I would say the fee increase to But that's a subject for a different col- each student will be more than $175 per semester. Does umn. this mean that students will be paying the current $6 When I was 12 years old, I (alonr semester recreation fee plus this new fee? with almost every other girl my age) lis A.S. stated that with the new housing project, we will tened to the New Kids on the Block. Much to the chagrin of my friends have 3,000 new students on campus and will therefore I went to their concerts and bought and family (and "prospective mate"), I need a new facility to accommodate those students. Cur- their T-shirts, posters, audio and video- recently decided to attend a Backstreet rently, enrollment is at about 26,000 students. When the cassettes. Boys concert. Event Center Sport Club opened, there were more than My friends and I each had a favorite Much to my own chagrin, thousands 30,000 students attending. Do we really need a new member of the group. There was the sen- of hormonal junior-high-school-aged facility? sitive older guy, the rebel, the leader, the girls beat me to the punch, causing me Currently A.S. fees are $111 per year. With the $175 homely-but-lovable guy and the prepu- to lose my chance at a ticket. increase it would make A.S. fees more than $276 per bescent heartthrob. I was told the concert sold out in year, and probably one of the highest in the system. I drooled over the New Kids on the about 20 minutes. On top of the $276 in additional fees per semester, Block in Teen Beat magazine, where Attempts to bid on tickets through A.S. also claims there will be another fee between $5 their places on the pages have been eBay failed because I don't have $300 to to $10 for students to use the facility, and this fee will relinquished to newer "boy bands." drop on two tickets. increase approximately five to 10 percent annually. For those of you not versed in preteen I was thus faced with the grim reali- Is the new facility another computer lab fiasco where kitsch, these boy bands are basically ty of not being able to relive my 12th the students later find that their fees are going to some- singing, dancing, manufactured troupes birthday watching my idols lip-sync thing they didn't vote on, such as renovating the of mostly attractive young men. from the nosebleed section. Scheller House? They sing songwriters' songs. They Not only that, but my throat wouldn't A.S. should be advocates for the students of this uni- dance choreographers' dances. And they ever be sore again from shouting my versity. We voted these people into office because they sell albums a lot of them. heartthrob's name; I don't even know shared a common belief of malting decisions for the stu- Every week it seems another boy any of the Backstreet Boys' names. Arid dents' benefit. Unfortunately, A.S. has demonstrated band has popped up out of nowhere with I don't find any of them terribly attrac- poor student advocacy by creating fees that are not per- a hit song on MTV's video rotation. tive. tinent to the needs of the students. I, therefore, make a Unlike many other college students, I Reality has sunk in, and I'd quickly call to all students to get involved and educate yourself refuse to scoff at or ridicule the Back- choose my boyfriend over a Backstreet on what you are truly voting on, and I make a call to the street Boys or any other boy band. Boy any day. Spartan Daily to investigate the situation and report People who choose to make fun of boy Maybe I'm mourning my youth a lit- the facts so students can vote intelligently. bands should either move on with their tle early. lives or stop being ashamed of the fact Most people don't seem to want to that they used to like them. relive their youth until they have Kirstin Albers (9 z00% 0.4E.R.jiir-Lcsc..K. . chil- senior I'm proud of the fact that at one time, dren of their own, as independent adults. child development/psychology my walls were plastered with tiny Maybe I'm trying to recapture my AJMU Alumni Asssociastion tson. rail It Wharton at 605-1607 and large pictures ofJoey McIntyre of youthful energy and the giddiness and !Minna' acholearahosa 17 $1,250 the New Kids on the Block. He was the newness of every fresh day. arlsolarethspa 1Wit111411111.1. i411 under- altudentis for Justices young, cute one. 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By Erik Anderson The Paella Valenciana 415.95) taste and feel. pink. was a clear winner for my com- The only disappointment was There are big chunks of pota- DAILY SENIOR SIAil. WRITER panion. the rock shrimp because they toes and carrots mixed with other Hawgs Seafood Bar is one of Served in a large sunken plate, were small and hard. The rock fine ingredients. the new kids on the block. it offers a combination of roasted shrimps' main redeeming value Finishing my cup of chowder Opened in December of last chicken, rock shrimp, sausage, was their salty flavor. was pleasure incarnate. year, it is located on Second clams, mussels, fresh fish and saf- "All of our seafood is flown in Hawgs, seating more than 100 Street next to the San Jose fron rice. from all over the world," Giangre- comfortably. offers a warehouse Repertory Theatre. "It is a traditional dish from co said. look with large glass windows Valencia, Spain," Giangreco said. Other items offered on the and an open ceiling. My companion was impressed. menu include Grilled Salmon Exposed light fixtures, wires, REVIEW "Visually pleasing," he said. "A Salad, Fresh Crab Louis Salad, pipes and heating and cooling very subtle flavor." Fettuccine Primavera, New York ducts are painted over in navy "The San Jose Redevelopment Only one deficiency was found. Steak and Cajun Pasta. gray. Agency was looking to bring busi- "The rice is a little too wet," he My two favorite items from the The floor is broken up between ness downtown and we were look- said. menu were the Hawgs Prawns linoleum "pebble"-colored tiles for ing for a spot," Scott Giangreco, The Seafood Saute with Pasta ($13.95) and the Hawgs Clam the shore and blue ceramic tiles the restaurant's co-owner and 414.95) was wonderful. Chowder 43.50 per eup). for the sea. manager, said. Scallops, rock shrimp and Super-jumbo sized Mexican Perhaps the most grievous The restaurant took about a fresh fish are sauteed in a soy prawns (six) are deep-fried in the fault with Hawgs is not its quali- year to build, he said. sesame wine sauce, mixed with Japanese Panko style, giving an ty, but its cost. Last Friday, I stopped by the fresh tomatoes, garlic and ginger outer crust that is a flaky golden With few exceptions, a $20 bill restaurant, joined by a compan- and poured over linguine noodles. brown. or its equivalent will be required. ion. The noodles are buttery in tex- More than a quarter of an inch But if you can handle the The items on the menu were ture, and slide easily off the fork thick, each of the shrimp are 3 price, a trip to Hawgs Seafood pricey for this student anyway and onto the tongue. inches in diameter and when Bar may be worth paying for. but the aroma seemed to say it "The ginger adds an Asian fla- dipped in either the tartar or would be worth it anyway. vor to it," Giangreco said. cocktail sauces, are utterly deli- .IIAWGS SEAFOOD BAR An appetizer, the Hawgs Cala- Friday's special of the day cious. 11%1: Restaurant mari 47.95), was ordered first. blue nose sea bass flown in from The "Newhatten" chowder is a Delivered on a large plate, the New Zealand was soft, yet firm combination of New England and N1 s: ()pen Dail) From 11:30 delicacy was lightly deep-fried in and broke easily apart into flakes Manhattan styles, Giangreco a in Sunda)s From 4 p.m. seasoned flour. when poked. The scallops were said. The result is rich, thick, WHERE: 150 S. Second Street "Not bad," said my companion. bite-sized with a fresh, fleshy brownish gravy with a tint of Cos tr 1: (408) 287-9955 Pantera to take the stage at Event Center
D111 11 \II RI1,1, Pantera has garnered a world- round ot the tour when he broke bass. wide abdience with its growling his ribs late last year working at One of the oldest metal bands Angel was Thrash-metal band Pantera is vocals, heavy guitar riffs and his annual haunted house in New still around, Morbid kristapher Gainey Daily Staff relentless touring. Orleans, "The House of Shock," formed in 1984 and is touring to scheduled to perform at 6:30 pin. German Amaya, executive chef at Hawgs Seafood Bar, prepares the Event Center. The The shows are famous for fea- according to the band's Web site. promote its seventh album, today in an entree called Hawgs Paella Valenciana, which according to the tour was cancelled last year when turing pyrotechnic displays and Soulfly, one of the opening "Gateways to Annihilation." Anselmo broke attracting violent mosh pits. acts, is a descendent of the popu- Other albums include "Altars menu is a combination of roasted chicken, rock shrimp, sausage, lead singer Phil the ribs working at a haunted The band became popular with lar Brazilian metal band Sepul- of Madness," "Blessed are clams, mussels, fresh fish and saffron rice. two "Formulas Fatal to the house. its albums "Cowboys From Hell," tura. Max Cavalera, who now Sick," and "Vulgar Display of Power" and leads Soulfly, started Sepultura Flesh." "Far Beyond Driven." with his brother Igor. The band consists of Trey Aza- PREVIEW The Real Steel Tour is promot- In 1997, however. Max Cav- gthoth on guitars, Pete Sandoval SAN JOSE COLLEGE ing the band's latest album, alera began searching for mem- on drums and Steve Tucker on
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II III MO MI IN II MI IC f STATE UNIVERSITY- SPARTAN DAILY 4 Fl KIN \ R1 6, 2001 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT _ Sprung Monkey steals the show at Cactus Club By Karen Kabiling and bouncing around. Riley, bassist Tony Delocht and The Brownies originally drummer Ernie Longoria. Don Stu) %limit formed in 1986. "We're a revival It's Steve Summer's powerful of a band," referring to the band vocal chords and persona that Sprung Monkey, along with members who have changed capture the audience. His per- Setacide, The Brownies and since then, Ken Schick, an SJSU formance sets Sprung Monkey headliner Slightly Stoopid filled alumnus and one of the band's apart from the other bands. the Cactus Club with screaming two saxophone players, said. During Sprung Monkey's per- fans Thursday night, Feb. 1. Schick, along with lead vocal- formance a mosh pit forms in the ist Tim Kahihikolo, Dale middle of the crowd. Mungary on saxophone, bassist Cactus Club security, however, REVII.IW Chris Street, drummer Kevin kept it under control. Higuchi, who attends SJSU, and The big and bulky men, wear- For more than 10 years the keyboardist Scott Maddern, said ing Sprung Monkey T-shirts, Cactus Club has been delivering they form a meltdown of different watched out for the female audi- a variety of live music for the 16- styles of music into a eccentric ence members by keeping the and-over crowd. sound all their otvn. moshers in their place. A long line full of grungy- Schick classifies his band's Sprung Monkey built up its dressed stoners and adolescent music as "ska with a hip-hop, reputation with a small under- teenagers, waiting impatiently metal twist." ground fan base through fre- for more than 15 minutes, formed quent appearances at local clubs, outside the Cactus Club before and are featured in snowboard- Teton Gravity Research's Yellow Even though ing video soundtracks. Snow Tour began the night's In 1996, they made their events. Slighty Stoopid recording debut with a self- After an hour delay, Setacide released album, "Situation Life." began its performance at about 9 headlined the The following year, Sprung Mon- p.m. show, they're per- key took a spot on the Warped Setacide's lead vocalist, J.( Tour, and signed to Surfdog/Hol- started off the night by rousing formance couldn't lywood Records. "Mr. Funny the crowd with the band's combi- Face," their major-label debut nation of metal, ska and punk top Sprung Mon- album, was released in 1998. rock. Their new CD, titled "Get a With Joe Fowler on bass, key. Taste," will be available in record Daniel Christensen playing gui- stores April 10. tar, Pat Ruiz on drums, and Mike He said their influences range Rauser said, "I'm looking for- "DJ Kazoo" Yamada on turnta- "from (Bob) Marley to Metallica." ward to their new album." bles backing up J.C.'s vocals, The Brownies have toured Sprung Monkey fans antici- Setacide got the crowd going. throughout the West Coast and pate the upcoming CD. Christensen describes have performed at Waves, Slim's Scanlan added, "these guys Setacide's music as a "full spec- and Catalyst. Their new compact should be platinum artists." trum of emotions as experienced disk titled "Old Things, New Slightly Stoopid headlined the through life." Things," is set to be released this night, but it didn't quite seem With influences ranging from spring. that way. the birds and the bees to Sprung Monkey fans gathered As soon as Sprung Monkey J.C. said that Ayn around the stage even before the took off from the stage, the crowd Beethoven, David ninon Daily Staff Rand. Timothy Leary and Lao five members took the stage. calmed down and grew smaller Tzu have all given some musical Lead vocalist Steve Summers and smaller. Ken Schick, left, and Dale Mungaray, right, of The Brownies performed Thursday Feb. 1, at the perspective to the band's creativ- got the crowd going by giving Even though Slightly Stoopid Cactus Club. ity. away the band's CDs and T- headlined the show, their per- The San Jose-based band, shirts. formance couldn't top Sprung whose members range in age Chris Scanlan, a senior major- Monkey. from 19 to 28. has been together ing in public relations, and David The band, which is also based since last November.. Rauser, a chemistry major, have in San Diego mixes the sounds of Jazz pianist Brad Mehldau and trio J.C., Christensen and Fowler been fans since they were 18 reggae, metal, dub. ska, hip-hop first formed Setacide four years years old. and punk into their music. ago. Ruiz and Yamada later They remember when Incubus Slightly Stoopid was discov to play at Club Ibex in downtown S.J. joined the band, completing the used to open for Sprung Monkey, ered by the late Bradley Nowell ensemble to what it is today. and how they started the trend of of Sublime, who signed Miles Ity Kevin Iliguehi Mehldau's playing has often Playing since the age of 6, been compared to Bill Evans' Mehldau studied with jazz This marked Setacide's third the drummer setting up side- (vocals, guitar), Kyle (bass, \ %%MIR show at the Cactus Club. ways. vocals), and Kelly Vargas (drum- piano style. pianists Junior Mance, Kenny Like most shows of this Sprung Monkey has worked mer) to his own record label, With the popularity of "His playing is solid and Werner and Fred Hersch. nature, many minutes pass while relentlessly as a band. Skunk Records. KQED's recent documentary communicative," sophomore "He has a very large pallet, the next band sets up. "They do not get the recogni- The band has released two "Jazz," many people have begun management information sys- he listens and is very expres- The Brownies began their set tion they deserve," Scanlan said. full-length albums, and has to find an appreciation for the tems major Brennan Bennardo sive," Cartwright said. with "Chill Mr. Dill," giving the The backbone of this San toured throughout the United music. said. "They communicate kind According to the Europe Jazz crowd a taste of the band's anger- Diego-based punk/reggae/rap States. of similar to the way the Bill Network's Web site, Mehldau's filled ska-core flavor. But it was band rests on the vocal styles of Many consider them the Evans trio used to." influences came from his train- during the song "Old Things, New Steve Summers, followed up by surOskate/snow industry "house PRI- VIEW The trio is featured on ing in jazz and classical music, Things" when they gave the his brother and guitarist Mike band." Mehldau's seri, - of live record- which was a major source for crowd the energy to start dancing Summers, guitarist William For those who love the his signature sound. music, the San Jose Jazz Soci- "I like his feel," Cartwright ety along with Club Ibex bring "He's very said. "He's very exploratory. quality jazz to San Jose. He's slightly out of tradition Today the San Jose Jazz exploratory. He's but not afraid to explore." Film searches for the truth Society will be showcasing jazz He has played with greats pianist Brad Mehldau and his slightly out of tra- such as Mark Turner, Charlie Vesenia Sant.iii.i the middle of a wheat field, a full- the disappearances and world- trio at Club Ibex. dition, but not Haden and Avishai Cohen. scale air attack with sudden wide chaos. "It's the most beautiful little Mehldau's first internation- DVIN SIVF midair explosions surprise Israel, Slowly drawn into the compli- club," said Katherine Cartwright, afriad to explore." al exposure was playing with The film "Left Behind," a dra- causing no harm or casualties. cated web of disloyalty and the head of the improvised music tenor saxophone great Joshua matic adaptation of the best-sell- Williams returns to the United deceit, Williams and Steele group studies program at San Jose - Katherine Cartwright. Redman. ing novel of the same name, made States and meets with an ex-Pen- together in a dangerous journey State University."It's walking dis- SJSU music studies program He has also released five its debut in theatres this month. tagon friend who hints at an for the truth. tance from campus." solo albums, which helped him The 95-minute movie. filmed enormous plot and successively This is an expedition that will The trio features Mehldau ings titled "The Art of the Trio," win the Best New Artist of 1997 primarily in Toronto, was first begins a search for answers. forever change their lives. on piano with Larry Grenadier volumes one through four. in the Jazz Times Reader's Poll. A jet bound for London is more Highways become jammed on upright bass and Jorje Rossy According to Professor Mehldau also received the than 30,000 feet in the air and when drivers instantly abandon a on drums. Cartwright, Grenadier is a No. 1 Talent Deserving Wider REVIEW something very peculiar happens. great deal of cars. "I love Rossy's playing," senior graduate of SJSU. Recognition in the Down Beat Passengers suddenly disappear Millions of people vanish from music major Scott Brian said. Mehldau received his school- Critics Poll in 1997. released on video and hit retail leaving behind their clothes, the face of the earth for no appar- "He listens well and plays textu- ing from the New School for Mehldau will be doing two shelves across the world on Oct. shoes and jewelry, including their ent reason. rally to flavor the music rather Social Research in Manhattan shows at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 31 of last year. eyeglasses in piles. Fear and turmoil are every- than just playing the music." as a part of the Jazz and Con- p.m. today at Club Ibex. This is a peculiar marketing Airline captain Rayford Steele where. The federal government The trio's sound is heavily temporary Music Program Club Ibex is located at 55 S. move and despite the film being (Brad Johnson) not only struggles calls a state of emergency. influenced by the earlier styles according to the Europe Jazz Market St. in downtown San widely available on video, one of with the reaction of those passen- Other celebrity characters are of bebop with small groups. Network's Web site. Jose. its producers compared the the- gers left behind, but more sub- featured in this film, such as atrical release with a concert stantially, upon his arrival at Chelsea Noble, who is Cameron's event. home, he finds his wife and son reallife wife. She plays a flight "Just because someone owns a missing like millions of others. attendant named Hattie. 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By Ben Aguirre Jr. 1)Au sirosis IAA los After coaching her 2000 team to the Western Ath- letic Conference championship, the Spartans' first National Collegiate Athletic Association women's soc- cer tournament berth, Tamie Grimes was awarded with a contract that will remove the "interim" portion from her official title. The announcement was made two weeks ago by Caroyln Lewis, San Jose State University senior asso- ciate athletics director for Inter- nal Fairs. Lewis said that the university performed a national search and had many applicants, but noted that in the end, Grimes' knowl- edge of the game was what put her over the top. "We always thought she was the best-qualified candidate." Lewis said. Grimes, who was an assistant coach under Phillippe Blin through the 1998 and 1999 sea- Grimes to make BirileNk Ault sr lir sons, said she is eager her own impression on the roster selections. Cal State Northridge's Veronica Lopez slid past Spartan second tournament, hosted by San Jose State University, included UCLA and "I'm excited to make this team my own," Grimes baseman Amy Walter in the Matador 1-0 victory Sunday. The Early Bird Cal Poly. said. "Last season it was Phillippe's." The immediate future of the Spartans may be a in Early Bird Tournament question mark, Grimes said, noting that the team lost Top-ranked Bruins take first place, go undefeated six players from the 2000 WAC championship season to graduation. By Karen Kabiling records this year. RyAnne Greene on second base, our bats." will be a rebuilding year," Grimes said. "We are trying to take care of Spencer singled, which brought Pitcher Christine Akin said she "Next season I) \Ill her plans for the future by saying the process. We did lose, but the around the only run of the is excited about this season. She reinforced that she should have a strong team in two to three On paper, the UCLA Bruins results will come. We just have to game. "The coaching and expectation looks forward to recruiting. The Spartans' second game on levels are a lot higher than last years because she softball team is the best in the be patient." Enabenter said. Banks, a junior defender who has played nation, and in the Spartan Early In SJSU's first game of the tour- Sunday was against UCLA, but year's," Akin said. "They have a Ryanne under Griines' tutelage since 1998, said she is excited Bird Tournament it proved why. nament, the Spartans defeated Cal due to schedule delays the game winning attitude and know what it will benefit because they will know and feels the team The Bruins took first in the State Northridge 1-0, which was lasted only 30 minutes and was takes to win." is coaching, whereas a new coach may try to instill hosted by by a pair of shutouts, one considered "unofficial" because the Enabenter, who was recruited who tournament that was followed his or her own philosophy. San Jose State University and at the hands of UCLA, 8-0, and the UCLA team had a flight to catch. in July and joined the team in "Knowing that Tamie is our coach and that she included Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. other by CS Northridge, 1-0. In the final game of the tourna- mid-August from Bridgewater us is a nice fi.eling," Banks said. "What if there North- for the rest ment, SJSU challenged the Cal State University in Massachu- knows California State University SJSU was unlucky is a new coach? I'm a senior, what if this new coach ridge. of tournament Sunday. Poly Mustangs. which ended in setts, said the team is headed in me or the way I play?" loss. the right direction. doesn't like The Spartans finished the tour- The Spartans faced the Mata- another 1-0 The junior defender said she also feels that the team nament with record of 1-3, which dors again. but it was CSU North- Despite the losses, SJSU catch- "We have the right attitude." better off because of Grimes' knowledge and her Staniorski still looked Enabenter said. "We're starting will be included a pair of losses on Sun- ridge who shut out SJSU 1-0. er Roxanne past success. day. Neither SJSU nor Cal State at the tournament positively. to realize what its going to take to experience," Banks added. "She under- it's still a learn- "I like her "We're trying to get them to fbr- Northridge managed to score "We're improving. Slowly, but be successful, but stands where we are ... She isn't that far removed." get about the loss, and concentrate throughout the first seven surely." ing process." Grimes, during her playing days, was narned most on the present," SJSU head coach innings. Thaf soon changed Spartan catcher and infielder The Spartans' next challenge defensive player on her Santa Clara Univer- losses is slotted for Wednesday, when valuable DeeDee Enabenter said. when Cal State Northridge sec- Gina Saldana attributed the sity team a team that reached NCAA women's soc- Enabenter also said that she is ond baseman Colleen Spencer to the lack of offense. they are scheduled to take on cer Final Four toumament in 1989 and 1990. starting fresh with this year's stepped up to bat in the eighth "We're doing good defensively," San Francisco State University The Spartans am scheduled to open the 2001 season team, and is waiting to set new inning. With Matador outfielder Saldana said, "We need to wake up at 1 p.m. at the SJSU field. on Aug. 25 with an exhibition against the University of Pacific. Spurs, Duncan trample Warriors 109-85 for seventh consecutive victory
SAN ANTONIO With and butter Ls. We re playing now. Lately. we've played Solite the third quarter with a 20-6 were lucky to get a run at the of his captaincy after skipping a strong defense and Tim Dun- defense and limiting teams. teams that might have been run to make it 73-47 on Robin- end of the first half that contin- practice to allegedly play golf can's inside play, the San Anto- We're taking care of the bas- struggling, but it's good we son's layup with 4:11 remain- ued into the second half." Jamison took Blaylock's place nio Spurs are closing in on the ketball. We're playing better, haven't let down." ing in the quarter. Popovich said. "I think they lost as captain. division lead. feeling good and I can see the Antawn Jamison scored 29 The lead grew to 30 after their spirit." "It's over with now, it was a Duncan had 24 points and improvement." points to lead the Warriors, three, and Golden State could The Warriors led briefly temporary loss of his mind, 12 rebounds to lead the Spurs Derek Anderson and Anto- who lost their fifth straight get no closer than 24 points in early in the game as Jamison that's all," Cowens said. "You to their seventh straight win. nio Daniels added 14 points overall and 1 lth consecutive the fourth quarter as San Anto- had 17 first-quarter points to don't keep changing captains. 109-85 over the Golden State apiece for San Antonio, while game to the Spurs. nio improved its home record to lead Golden State to a 23-22 We've had one, Chris Mills, and Warriors on Monday night. David Robinson and Malik "It was looking pretty good 19-4. lead after one. he's been out almost the entire "We're playing well, signifi- Rose each scored 13. Rose also for about 18 minutes, but San Antonio closed the first "They did a tremendous sermon. I think Antawn will be cantly better," said San Anto- added 10 rebounds. they keep coming at you," half with a 13-2 run to lead 53- job," Jamison said. "We were it for a while." nio coach Gregg Popovich, "It's good to be on a little Golden State coach Dave 41 at halftime as Duncan had just outmanned tonight. lt has whose team moved to within a streak going into the break." Cowens said. "They start sub- 18 points and 10 rebounds. seemed that way all season 1' half-game of the Jazz for the said Robinson, who also added stituting and they begin to Jamison kept the Warriors in with as many injuries as we've Midwest Division lead. eight rebounds. "We still have wear you down." the game, with 26 first half had." "We're on the right track to kick it up on the road. We After leading by 12 points at points. Also, Golden State guard and we know what our bread have good pace as a team right halftime, San Antonio opened "We were able to sustain and Mookie Blaylock was stripped
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SOCCER: SJSU one of four teams to have three drafted continued from Page I The senior middle fielder was NSCAA, players such as SJSU's most valuable player Bardales, Martinez and Suarez Artful ways ... for SJSU with 11 goals. and was a first-team all-confer- brought attention to SJSU. Bardales, who was named co- erice selection of the MPSF "These are good players. They Western Athletic Conference Mountain Division. He was also are exceptional," St. Clair said. Freshman of the Year in 1999, named WAC Co-Freshman of "As an alumni, I'm pleased to wasn't available for comment the Year in 1997. say that SJSU is a nationally Monday. Martinez said he is pleased recognized program." St. Clair said Bardales knew with his selection and his new St. Clair also played for SJSU of his position with the Galaxy team. as a Spartan goalie from 1970 weeks before the draft. "It's perfect," Martinez said to 1973. "It is the perfect place for from his home in Redwood City. The Spartans have sent five Bardales to go," St. Clair said. "I'm really happy I don't have to players to the MLS including "The Galaxy has a strong team." move anywhere. This is where I Suarez, Bardales and Martinez. Los Angeles finished second grew up and I know everything." The last SJSU player to be in the Western Division with a Former Spartan defender drafted was Todd Duncan, who 14-10 record. Dan Fife played with all three went in the third round in 1999. Even though Suarez and draft picks for the past two The first Spartan to be draft- Bardales went in the first years and is proud of the cluster ed was C.J. Brown in 1998. He is round, St. Clair said he had SJSU players in Monday's currently on the U.S. men's hoped that Martinez would go draft. national team and with the earlier than in the sixth round. "I feel good because they are Chicago Fire. "He should have been a first- in the big leagues," Fife said. SJSU was one of four univer- round draft pick," St. Clair said. St. Clair said after last year's sities to send their players into Martinez was SJSU's leading record of 20-1-1 and a No. 1 this year's draft along with scorer with 17 goals and 11 ranking for several weeks in the Clemson, North Carolina and assists. middle of the season by the Stanford. MARSH: Pursues his passion for com munity service continued from Page I weightlifting and won the gold medal in the Wheelchair and Hall president Matt Stoft said "Success is really Amputee National Championships he saw Marsh when he was the in 1995. keynote speaker at a student lead- only as meaning- According to his Web site, ESPN, ership conference last fall. ful as you allow CNN and ABC's Nightline have "He's great. You feel very com- featured Marsh's story. fortable around him," said the journey to be After retiring from the NFL, Monique Hooper, the vice president Marsh worked in vending but of Markham Hall. "He's not trying on the way." found his calling while volunteer- to be anything more than a normal ing as a motivational speaker to person. - Curt Marsh, schools in the Northwest. "He lectures about doing what Former Oakland Raider In 1990, he took a position as the you feel no matter what people feel Youth Programs Coordinator for about you," Hooper said. "He talks the city of Everett in Washington. about sticking with what you sive guard his first year, Marsh His passion for community ser- believe in." was voted to the National Football vice then led him to the prevention Hooper also said Marsh lectured League All-Rookie Team, according program for the Washington Inter- about looking at life from other to Marsh's Web site. scholastic Activities Association's perspectives. He invested seven years in the "High Five," said his Web site. "You can even look to a child to National Football League and won In 1999 however, he retired to teach you things," Hooper said. the Super Bowl with the Raiders in tackle public speaking full time. According to his Web site, 1983, Marsh said. Marsh uses his personal experi- Marsh's football career started But his life changed in 1987 ences to help inspire a new moti- while he was in college playing at when his career was cut short due vated outlook for the future, Hoop- the University of Washington. to an ankle injury that, as a result, er said. , He went to three bowl games led to the amputation of his lower Marsh's adversity helped color with the Huskies and played in right leg. his stories. two college all-star games. Marsh was fitted with a pros- "Success is really only as mean- After his senior year, Marsh was thetic limb and started rehabilita- ingful as you allow the journey to selected as an all-Ainerican and tion. be on the way," Marsh said. Lineman of the Year. Determined to not let his ankle Marsh also has a book pub- Marsh started his professional disable him, Marsh took up athlet- lished called "Dare to Dream" and David Roya/ stiw career in 1981 when he was signed ic events organized for wheelchair he will have autographed copies to the Oakland Raiders. and amputee athletes, he said. available for purchase for $15 at Fine art graduate student Trey Hill attached an extruded ceramic tube to an abstract fig- Beginning as a starting offen- He focused his efforts on the lecture. ure in the Industrial Studies building Monday. Hill teaches a beginning ceramics class at San lose State University vvhen he's not working on his own projects. MODULARS: c,omputer lab planned to open (luring fall continued from Page 1 major said she knows of a few stu- She said they are in the process dents living in her Ftesidence Hall of looking for mortgage programs. may find it safer. who do not have computers and Willey said it is difficult to pre WELLS The lab is slated to have 17 com- could use the lab. dict how successful the program FARGO puters and may not open until the "Housing keeps a pretty good geared toward the faculty and staff fall semester, Castillo said. eye out for us, and they'll do what members vvill be, because it is new The cost of the lab and housing is best for us," she said. They, however, already have had facilities center is $200,000, he The housing facilities center is callers. said. scheduled to open its doors Feb. Castillo said housing services According to Kristin McCormick, 12 or as soon as plumbing and gives the service to students, but a student resident, 17 computers electricity are installed, according the university asked them to pro- should be enough to determine to Sharon Willey, the associate vide the service to faculty and staff whether students need the service. director for Organization and because of the low vacancy rate in "Because basically all they have Planning. the valley The Nex S age to do is walk outside," McCormick banking Willey said the program is "It's a real crisis right now I Great said. designed to help understand the will call it a crisis to find hous- The administration of justice buying process of a house. ing," she said. POETRY: Even t will showcase local and student talent continued from Page I The committee also contacted Nguyen said he sends poen), sounds better the university public relations to his friends instead of letters classes to go see Kushner office, Nance said. though e-mail. speak," the English major said. "We put out a press release. "I send them to my friend, "I'm going with one of my class- filtered the information through and they keep them," he said es." different campus channels and "But they're very personal to thc Felicia Nance, the chair of the newsletters," she said. person I send them to." African Awareness Month Plan- Thanh Nguyen, a senior Although he said he wri, with a Sony Committee, said that in gift. ning majoring in philosophy. said he interested in attending th4 previous years, between 20 and didn't know about the poetry reading, Nguyen said he would 50 people attended the readings. readings. n't be able to go because he has The event showcases local Nguyen said that even though class at that time, and student talent, Nance said. he writes poetry, he hasn't read it "A good poem is one that ;,T.4 "We advertised fthe reading) aloud in a public setting. expresses the truth," he said. "It .116,.7.440011411i by word-of-mouth and we "That takes confidence and uses the right words without ..41,14,14A100 passed out fliers during the past approval from people," Nguyen over-exaggerating or being over two to three weeks," Nance said. said. "What I write is personal." expressed." 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