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Spartans ;21 SPARTAN to play San Diego February 9, 1996 State Volume 106 I) Number 9 DAILYfor Sen Jose See page Published State 6 University since 1934 . sm School a Present starts winner too Lottery funds to bomb scare be split among Spartan Daily Staff Fteport But Smith said police were not The University Police bomb called to the scene because of the squad 57 departments and officers evacuated the box; instead, she said, police had Business Tower at 2 p.m. Thursday responded to a silent alarm, which By Jeffrey Niese after suspecting an had been accidentally Spartan Daify Staff Writer unidentified box was a SJSU has hit the big spin and will cash in triggered when a faculty bomb. on a quarter of a million dollars. 44 member bumped into it. UPD In spring '95 the SJSU Lottery allowed faculty We were Smith said the and Committee allocated $235,000 to be divid- students back into silent alarm was accideti ed among the 57 academic depart:tier' is ,,1 the building around 3 all scared. tally set off about 1:40 the university. Kenneth Peter, .iss. 1.1 p.m. after they opened Flo Smith p.m., and that UPD professor for the department of political the unmarked box and clerical assistant arrived about 15 minutes science, said the funds will be spent on found two pieces of later. educating faculty about diversity issues. kfrican art, intended as "Since the police "The faculty is not trained for all the 99 a gift for a faculty mem- were here we showed diversity (on campus)," Peter said. ber. them the box," she said. The Lottery Committee was set up to Flo Smith, a clerical assistant in "They (UPD) told us how seri- find ways of improving education with the the marketing deparunent, discov- ous this money received from the California was," Smith said. er the unmarked wrapped box a Lottery. "We were all scared," Smith said. few hours earlier in her seventh The $235,000 distributed comes to Officers at the scene declined to floor office in the Business Tower comment about $3,000 per department; larger 'iii ts .11H1`. SIMElifil: -SPIN! iN DAn..v on the scare and calls to and thought it looked suspicious. departments will receive a little more than Flo Smith shows the box with the sculptures that was believed to contain a bomb. the UPD were not returned. smaller ones based upon their needs, Peter said. In spring '96, college coordinators of diversity workshops will be selected by the Faculty Enhancement Council for each department, he said. Peter said the $3,000 per department is FEBRUARY SPRING CLEANING not a lot of money, but, "we hope it kind of kicks things off." In fall '96, the selected college coordina- tors will work closely with their depart- ments and by spring '97 every department on campus will hold a workshop, accord- ing to a proposal of the plan sent to the Lottery Committee. The proposal that outlines how the money will be spent has already been signed by SJSU President Robert L. Caret and unanimously recommended by the Executive Committee of the Academic Senate, Peter said. The main reason behind pushing this proposal was a November '94 SJSU accredi- tation report by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). "Despite the apparent diversity of its stu- dent population, SJSU is still at a very pre- liminary stage in addressing the challenges it poses," read the WASC report. The WASC report also said the current General Education Program both reflects and contributes to the "unfocused stage of diversity thinking at SJSU." The report also recommends the "university aggressively follow through on the academic senate res- olution to develop seminars to increase fac- ulty skills in multicultural education." "SJSU is one of the most diverse campus- es in the world," Peter said. "Students come from all different groups, we're deal- ing with so much diversity we (faculty) need help to deal with it," he said. See Funds, page 4 Lin suit in mediation POOIO Ili SI tAl KI \\ - SPNRI 1.) \UV Spartan Deily mall report Taking advantage of the clear sky, brothers Javier and Jose Madriz clean the win- around the state Thursday, but a low pressure area sliding south along the Northern dows outside the School of Engineering building. Mild temperatures were recorded California coast is expected to bring plenty of clouds and cooler temperatures. The sexual harassment son tiled against Choate Lin, former profess/ it of foreign lan- guages, is now in mediatit ni to prepare for trial after several months 01 litigation. The suit was filed by MS( xiiite professor of Black Recruitment Day displays continuing education choices foreign languages Narae Mochizuki on Oct. 8, 1994. She is accusing Lin of sexual By Jennifer Johnson sai I [he st u de tits see in ed in IC.111\ C111.5 lilt '',,,i hrtn ,i, itit sail, phis(' Ilic "I udents advances toward her, allegations he denies. Spartan Daily Staff Writer Un speakers and entertainment whole e st Ill. .e i now.est Ini hided local Another associate profe.ssor from the for- The eleventh amid 1 Black comedian ( :ad Rave. actor "That's ins i cssai d," Van said. "They've "the kids laughed a lot," Lovelace said. eign languages department, Michiko Recruitment I fay Thursdai k ii ked off the Vcr non Van. SIsl l pward Bound been moved." Lovelace also said there was natural ( .,oidinator High School stuiliaits Terada, had filed a complaint against Lin fitst of a sit CS of events that will take shaky', I dim., iglu and 'mai Silver (:1,,k reaction to some of the things that were hip gimp D.F...\ I II ( on Sept. 23, 1994, prior to Mochizuki's. plait in mg the month iii Ii lii 11,11N itt itganvantin Deshawn Kellum's and 1.1P.M I rusts said being said Ifs the speakers, hut the kids Mochizuki names both Caret and the celebration of hl,k II istoi s Mt mill "It 1\ .1, .11,1 ,ot 41Ms11 lo C.11111 'Molina- the event had a It of good inhumation were attending the event to leant and Board of Trustees in her suit because she "It was wondet lid.- sod 'mom, Mai tin, Min.- said is, in gnest Aarons a I't ',Icy She about sfening mitt ( sliege and that the wen. respei Mil i 4 ilic speakers. us _us alleges they did nothing to investigate the Black Recruitment Day iii said she (Nat( kills liked R.a%Ck nwli ail. 4 i liked the atmosphere of the day. Martin .iii admissions counselor ii', harassment and allowed Lin to resign last The event iitfi>riticil k.. I 11 \I1111 an al speech and , timmyntyd on the iii Mist', ss of Ceremonies Sherida mid said he (again/ill this scars event out December without being reviewed. high school students ol Olen options lot and ( i ihysiveness of the event. l a Ada, e said the atmosphere was relaxed of his iiflirt'. None of the parties winild comment on continuing their edit( anon Jilt., the "It is quite an asset," she said. and down to earth. She said students were "We it this exclusiyely tot black kids, the case. The suit is expected to go to trial graduate Van, who performed a one man skit on open to express their feelings because the but do not exclude ans Inn. vsh, wants to Martin said. in October. "We ins students .1 seat.- Martin the late civil rights leader Malcolm X. said sneakers let them know that they had tome.-

Determining fat Behind the 8 ball Copyrights on-line Black church fires The SJSU department of The 24th Annual On-line service providers The Justice Department Nutrition and Food Science All-Campus 8-Ball say they shouldn't be is investigating fires at SPARTAN will offer a two-for-one Tournament will take held accountable if predominately black special to have a body place in the Student people using their services churches in Alabama and composition test to Union Bowling Center violate copyrights on the Tennessee for possible determine percent body tonight at 6:30 p.m. material they find in civil rights violations, fat. The special will start on cyberspace. Attorney General Janet SPEED READ Feb. 12 and end on Feb. 14. Reno said Thursday.

Page 3 Page 3 Page 8 Page $ 2 Frida, Februars 9. 1996 11= OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Editorial The Internet should not be censored There once was a place of Internet censorship. where people could say The Internet In the United States, there has anything, express any feel- been talk of government legisla- ing, voice any opinion. And with- should be the last tion for the Internet to ensure it is out the inherent prejudices of kept "decent." Doesn't ensuring race or sex, these opinions and something is "decent" sound a lot feelings could be heard and haven for free like censorship to you? responded to by anyone. It was How would legislation go about the ultimate free speech forum. It speech. regulating such a medium as the was called the Internet. Germany's biggest Internet Internet? It is a medium that However, the Internet has come provider, Deutsche Telekom, requires users to seek out infor- under fire, and whisperings of the blocked access to a company that mation. It doesn't intrude upon need for "decency controls" have carries a World Wide Web site the user. been heard. because it contained the opinions And if a Web site is blocked and Some parents say that they want of a neo-Nazi who claims the unavailable to users who subscribe to insure their children can't Holocaust never happened. By to a certain company, it can be access pornography on the German law, the distribution of copied on other sites. Then more Internet. such material is illegal. sites, then more sites ... Some users have said they want Fine. Some would argue to let Such was the case with the neo- to make sure abusive language Germans handle their own free Nazi's Web site. How does one isn't used on the Internet. speech battles. Deutsche Telekom expect to regulate a medium with And most recently, some peo- subscribers should protest in their such elusive qualities? ple have decided that certain own way. One can't. And we think one opinions should not be distrib- However, the larger issue at shouldn't. The Internet should be uted on the Internet. hand here is the fact that this is the last haven for complete and another example of the attempt total free speech.

The price for being Silicon Valley's metropolitan university is high... KSJS gives back to its Truth listeners o By Francis Ladines ptiblic broadcasting televi- consequences sion stations such as KQED and KTEH are known for were pinched on the desktop edge at an sating by turning my entire body to avoid properly so as not to injure themselves. their insightful programming, as Rs I ica Brown well as their excruciating pledge-a- angle and my elbows were below the wrists. neck pain. NNW My body dis- Over time, no matter how little work I Since 1990, I have noticed there has thons. The hosts' incessant beg- Technology hurts. ging makes you want to call them, These days, professors won't accept covered the did on my computer, headaches were a tremendous emphasis on the purchase of definition of new constant. state-of-the-art computer equipment, but no not to give money, but to tell them neatly handwritten prose, no matter to shut up. how moving, persuasive or well researched. pain and dis- Nobody told me that I would have to pay furniture. a price for computer literacy, rather As I sit here in the Spartan Daily news- So when I heard one of my Typed, also known as word processed, is comfort. favorite radio stations, non-com- mandatory. Acute that it paid to be computer literate. room writing this assignment, I ache. about the stress my I have a headache not because I am hun- mercial KSJS, was having a fund- Being a student in Silicon Valley's metro- aching bolts I knew nothing raiser. I cringed. But the station politan university with the expectation that shooting from body would endure from repetitive gry or worried, but because my body is lack of undergoing physical stress poor comput- impressed me once again. They I graduate computer literate has conse- my finger tips to motion, poor positioning, are having what the station calls, a nominal exercise. er positioning due to lack of proper By quences. my elbows. mini-breaks and "fun-raiser." Instead of listeners Spay I have an IBM PC clone at home with a More fre- I learned in one ergonomic equipment. of my Other computer labs throughout the giving to the station, KSJS is giving $1,200 ergonomic chair complete with quently my fin- listeners program guides and adjustable arm rests, a seat that moves, a gers and arms classes campus have equally poor, in some cases worse, ergonomic equipment. bumper stickers. "We back that adjust to the fore and back, and a were numb and recently want to know who's out there and 11111 leg rest to support the S-curve in my back despite rigorous that over The school must educate all students SW per- about what the right equipment is for com- to thank people for listening," e a wrist rest and all the comforts for heavy massages, feeling 50 said Mark Gibbons, also known as duty long-term essay and research work. and circula- cent of puter use. the The Industrial and Systems Engineering DJ Aardvark. h(n I did not invest in these accouterments tion would This genius move of public rela- because they were fashionable. not United department on campus has a professor who tat States can consult SJSU on the proper equipment tions shows how innovative and Sci I bought them because after several years return unique our university's radio sta- of wear and tear on my body as a high-level for long work required. a fr force are I challenge students to demand more tion is. KSJS provides the best in word processor, I learned the consequences periods alternative and mainstream music of poor ergonomics. employed attention be paid to their physical well- cal in the being by administrators who make capital and public service programming. When I was an administrative assistant, I Fatigued The eclectic mix of music that van sat in a comfortably cushioned swivel chair shoulder com- purchasing decisions. muni- While some professors pride themselves can't be heard on other stations that made me feel like I was someone spe- muscles felt makes it so appealing. The variety Is dal. like they just did cation business. on making the student suffer for the sake of includes a term paper, I do not subscribe to their offers something for everyone. More often than not, however, I would hundreds of This Electronic music lovers will crave find myself sitting in that chair working on push-ups and word processors, engi- intent to make the student suffer physically neers, and other high in front of a computer. the beats of techno, industrial, tuts my computer for several hours some- still had to hold ambient, gothic and experimental times as many as six hours straight with- up a torso in a poorly technology profession- The truth is that the price for being any Silicon Valley's metropolitan university is genres. For something groovier, out a break. designed chair. Da Underground nightly show My monitor was positioned on the left My lower back President Caret high, and I am not willing to let my body SJSU pay for it. spins hip-hop, reggae and acid corner and my copy and keyboard directly was a constant wants to expose jazz. in front. sore spot because students to knowl- edge that includes Lisa Brown is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. Radio Aztlin is the premier The position of my monitor forced me to my abdomen was Chicano programming in the always look left. pinched against my computer literacy. Athletes are more literate South Bay with traditional Tfie chair was not adjustable. The desk thighs. Mexican music, oldies and Hi was too high. Movement was a painful chore. than engineers and other high-technology NRG dance. All weekend long led As I typed on the keyboard, my wrists Turning my head usually meant compen- students about how to use their equipment The Creative Source takes over with 48 hours of jazz, fusion and blues. Other specialty music shows are Flashback with 50s and '60s Caller ID is just another tool, not a cure-all music and Music M, Christian music with an alternative rock By Paul Eiser don't answer There's call blocking. block your phone number from appearing edge. the phone. But, What's the purpose of When such a person on that little screen. There is a reason for With music for your ears, the aller ID isn't the solution to your what if that calls you, you just the bypass function. public affairs shows will stimulate phone problems as many people will unfamiliar introducing a product hang up and press a It's there so callers can make calls without your brain. Shows focusing on gay have you believe. number is a code into the phone, worrying about any harassment from the and lesbian issues, women s issues, There are those who think you should be phone booth in thereby blocking any other end. These calls include complaints, African-American issues, a campus able to tell who's calling you and be able to the middle of a without educating the public more calls from that anonymous tips, and information from republican round table, science the avoid unwanted calls from the likes of solici- strange neigh- number. companies without getting stuck on another fiction and fantasy, and a Silicon tors, complaints or cults. They say you borhood where Also if you get mailing or phone list. Valley/computer report are act should know, just by looking at a screen, your friend is on all its features, called by a telemar- What's the purpose of introducing a offered. Now have you listened to KSJS pen whether or not you know the caller and stranded keter all you have to product without educating the public on all A want to answer the phone. because his car especially the off button? do is ask them not to its features, especially the off button? That lately? Located at 90.5 on the These people are supporting a new prod- broke down call you again. If that would be like teaching the public how to radio dial, it's in a far out spot. uct they say will let you do this, something Or what if the particular company use a gun without teaching it how to turn But you have to hear KSJS your- called Caller ID. A service that shows you caller is a doe- calls you again you the safety on. self. the phone number of the person calling tor in a hospital who needs to talk to you can press charges and the company can be Sure, there may be a use for Caller ID, Why listen to radio stations that you. immediately because they need information fined for each call. but it is not the cure-all many people think play the same 20 songs over and option. Screen your it is. It's just another tool that might be of over or play just the popular hits What I don't understand is how is you're to treat a relative? There's one more from supposed to know the name of the caller Caller ID does not tell you who is calling, calls through the answering machine. If the use to certain people at certain times. And bands and don't go any just by the phone number. Supposedly, it tells you what number they are calling caller isn't willing to leave a message, then like everything else, it should be used wisely deeper in an album? Caller ID will let you avoid calls from from. This, in most cases won't help you it usually isn't important enough to worry and not abused. Francis Ladines is a Spartan Daily unwanted callers. How do you know who an identify the caller or their intent. about. Staff unwanted caller Is' If you want to avoid harassing and incon- Along with Caller ID, though, comes a Paul Eiser is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer Writer You could say it the number isn't familiar, venient calls, there are other options. blindfold, which gives you the ability to

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Sigma Theta Psi Rush event. 4p.m. Pizza A Go-Go, 117 E. San PEOPLE Gulos St. Call 287-1091. SPARTA Theatre Department Stupid movie tricks, lethal weapons, and Snoop Pla,-.3unernaii Agitator: Prosecutors were to ottet rebuttal comments Mother Jones." 7p.m. SIR' Top ten reasons not to see new movie Theaue, Fifth and San later Thursday. NEW 1( WI\ (Al') - David Letterman calls Me Fernando Sts. Call 924-4551. Snoop Doggy Dog, v./louse real name is Calvin GUIDE upcoming I \ nunir about the time NBC and CBS Brit:1(1'1s. arid Lee. 21, Me r barged with murdering Vietnamese were jockeving for his talents as 'the single biggest Philip YtOldemariarn at Woodbine Park on Aug. Daily Calendar waste of film sane my wedding photos." ,S:Nrs Student Association 25, 1993, rifler an earlier confrontation near The comic who was divorced years ago, called -The Vietnamese Cultural Broadus' he "The Late Shift" a "horribly wasted, futile attempt' Show." 7p.111.-10p.m. by HBO. Morris Dailey Auditorium. TODAY He scoffed, for example, at a scene of an actor Rattle to roll away from symphony InterFaith Council Call 450-9399. Lettet man out in the yard in a tennis Alpha Kappa Delta Phi "World Community Plan- playing LoND(r. - Sit Simon Rattle, music sweater throwing a if tballs at an archery target. director .4 Birmingham's symphony Asiati-Anirrit au sorurits ning Committee. 9:30a.m.- orchestra, will Women's Resource Center "What kind of mutant does that? It's like a guy "Night on the Town." 7p.m. 10:30a.m. Student Union, Weekly Step down after the 1997-98 season. open support group. amused by shiny objects," Letterman said in an Meet at Joe West Hall, front. Montahn rm. Call 292-0535. 10:30p.m. Actintnistrauon "The position of music director requires 150 interview for this weekend's "Al Roker" show on percent of anybody's energy and commitment, Call 924-8904. Bldg., rm. 207. Call 924-6500. NBC. Latter-day Saint Students and there are only so many years that any one per- I he !mare will air Feb 21. Chinese Campus Fenny/ship Association (LDSSA) son can keep up the sheer intensity necessary,' the 40-year-old Rattle said Tuesday. "lesting." 2:30p.tn.-5p.m. "Friday Forum - Eat, meet, SATURDAY Glover gets kick playing private dick Student Uujou, Guadalupe greet). 12:30p.m. 66S. Rattle was appointed to the Birmingham orches- NEW NI /KK (AP) - Danny Glover says he "got tra in 198(1. rm. Call 225-2224. Seventh St. Call 286-3313. Theatre Department He has conducted the Boston, a great kit k" out of playing private eye Philip Cleveland and Chicago orchestras and was guest Play, "Amencan Agitator: Marlowe in the TV movie "Red Wind," the kind of Chi Pi Sigma MCh Mother Jones." conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 7paniSJSU ride more closely associated with Humphrey (Co-ed law enforcement Second meeting of semes- 10)1-82. Theatre, Fifth and San Bogart and Robert Mitchum. "fraternity.") Open house. ter. 2p.m. Wahlquist Lib- Fernando Sts. Call 924-4551. In an interview in Sunday's Parade magazine, Maggie honored down south lp.m.-4p.m. Chi Pi Sigma rary, third floor. Call 246-2565. C:1( sir, who is black, said he was a fan of 1940s house, 230 S. 10th St. films and relished the chance to "dispel some Call 998-8433. MSA Al 1.AN'l A (A1') - Mar gat tit "thatcher received SUNDAY IIIS tits" that certain characters must be played by Friday prayers, "Salat-ul the 1996 Nation's Honor Award from Sen. Paul white or black actors. Coverdell's Good Government Committee. Delta Lambda Phi jurnmah." 1:15p.m.-2p.m. Dtparttneig Theatre The movie garnered some rave reviews for "We're Here. We're Student Union, Costanoan Thatcher "will be seen with Winston Churchill Queer." Play, `American Agitator: Glover last fall. flp.M. Student Union. tan .Call 241-8938. Mother Jones." 2p.m. SJSU as the greatest British prime minister of the past 50 The "Lethal Weapon" star was also among the years," the senator said Call 446-5203. Theatre, Fifth and San in a statement Wednesday. first in Hollywood to play a black cowboy, in "Lady Thatcher and her good friend and ally, School of Art and Design Fernando Sts. Call 924-4551. "Silver,ido." President Reagan, each stood as a colossus on the Delta Sigma Pi Student gallery exhibits: As toi llollywrxrd's racial progress, Glover called "Pizza Helen Wood-Mixed media, world stage in the 1980s. Together, they were cat- Night." 7:30p.m. Sparta Guide is tree and it "mosth is 'queue." alytic in the process of Soviet decline and col- Roundtable, Saratoga and Cynthia Hanson-KFA exhibit, mailable to students. the' "Hollywood has always been a conservative Moorpark Ayes. Ca Brendan Liston-ceramics, silty & staff anociauorts. lapse," the Georgia Republican said. 983-4748. place, because it doesn't consider itself art," he Kyoko Fischer Deadline is Spat two Previous recipients were former President Bush -painting, said. "It's about making money and getting people Fencing Club Isabel Brown-painting, dims before publication_ and House Speaker Newt Gingrich. The award YUMA available as DEIN to buy something." honors an Meeting and practiie. Six various artists-fiberworks. individual "who most protected, nur- 209 Fninrs may be edit- tured and fostered liberty, law and character for 5:30p.m.-7p.m._Spartan 1 Itam,-4p.m. Art Bldg. Baritone returns to Big Apple ed to allow for space our nations and people - Complex, rm. 089. Call 924-4330. restrictions NB\ NS API -- Slits till Milnes will star in Call 19, Verdi's "Falstaff' tot the first time in New York Cannibal retires to land of 1,000 dances when he opens the New York City Opera 1996-97 season its September. LOS ANGELES (API - Francisco M. Garcia, The baritone, who sang with the company leader of the 1960s pop quartet Cannibal and the befOre joining the Metropolitan Opera in 1965, is Headhunters, died Jan. 21 after a long illness. He returning in a production created for him by the was 49. Say 'I love you' with present of Florida Grand Opera. Garcia and his group were known best for their hit "Land of 1,000 Dances," which reached No. 30 Snoop's lawyer calls claims meatless on Billboard's pop charts in 1965. The group, which stopped performing in the bioelectric impedance analysis 1.( GELEs (AP) - A defense lawyer 1970s, was the opening act for the Beatles' 1965 Thursd.o mocked prosecution claims that Snoop U.S. tour. It also opened for the Temptations, the By Becki Bell deparunent of Nutrition and Food Science is the cost.. Doggy Dogg and a bodyguard hunted down and Miracles and the Supremes during the 1960s. Spartan Daily Staff %i nn.. "It's usually much more expensive if you go else- murdered a young gang member in the rap star's (111 I,tlss.11111 1( iseS may be traditional Valentine's where," Roth said. distinctive Jeep. Random House wants Collins to pay up "It's like committing a drive-by shooting in the Day gills bit swooning lovers, but uniqueness is far The test has also earned the endorsement of SJSU Oscar Mayer weinermobile and thinking you're NEW 1( )kK (Al') -Actress Joan Collins. mot e tasliionahle. This year, students an treat their aerobics lecturer Carol Sullivan, who said that knowl- called not going to be noticed. It's not reasonable," attor- today as a 11( 'stile witness by her estranged publish- sweetheat is to a nice edge of percent body fat can be a useful way to bioelectric impedance analysis. begin ney Donald Re said in closing arguments at the er, admitted arguing in a previous lawsuit that she What could be more romantic than discovering an exercise program. suffered writer s block after a tabloid photograph- how much of sour he is «anprised of unhealthy "Many people can set their goals, but the main Re, reptesenting former bodyguard McKinley er surreptitiously shot her and a boyfriend. fat? During the department of Nutriticm and Foitd benefit is to know whether or not you have um much Lee, said the black Jeep with yellow pinstriping Random House is suing Collins for the return of Science's two-toi-one Valentine's Day spec ia1.51511 And percent laxly fat," Sullivan said. and expensive rims stood out in the neighbor- a $1 .3 million book advance, while the former a friend call t'aell have a b iii «imposition test for a If the news is bad, Sullivan continued, the individ- hood. "Dv-nasty" star is countersuing. total cost of $5. The process .iii tell you in unequivo- ual can then start planning an appropriate diet plan. cal terms if that new weight control plan is merely a Sullivan recommended combining a nutritional pro- vain rani( in. or a lama fide necessity. gram with an aerobic exercise schedule such as jog- Kimbei Is Biala itsutrition graduate student who is ging, fitness walking or swimming. also his seineioei 's director of The three graduate SJSU chalks up for 8-ball tournament iii iii Food Sukm students who the Nun and operate By William kiske SUFS !MU ti,titieItLs III I/1111.11(k I AS I- iv tried tot, most tit the cost on- testing lab. said that a body te MI- the testing lab are Spartan Daily Staff Writ, ing, table tennis, table soca et and set by the $7.50 entry fee of all par- pOsilit Ii est t .111 Ise of benefit in supervised by a nutri- chess. ticipants. Deaver said. Everybody today wants to know Students whets.' Studies have 101St Slit Slits, IN tion and foods sciences The SJSU 8-Ball meturnament will Winners, however, must be concerned about them feeling as though they're their percent body fat. You want to be a double elimination round enrolled in at least three units and their health]. specialist. always behind the eight ball can competition with the best three of carry a GPA of 2.0 at the time of "Beryls why these days wants to Individuals who chalk their tinguis and warns-up fly to get that target percent body five racks for women and hair of the regional tournament. know their percent body fat," wish to participate its their cues for S1S1’s billiard quali- seven for men. Roth said. "lial want to try us get fat. the testing should fying tournament at 630 p.n. If someone has a high level Student Union Manager Terry that target pet( ent body hit. If arrive "fully hydrated." tonight in the Si inlint lnitm Gregory said that of the ACU-I they might want to think of ways to Roth said, since the Bowling (enter. stutteotte has a high level they tournaments for bowling. SJSU has The 24th Annual All-( :ample; 8- Details might want tel think of ways to amount of water a per- had the most success at bringing reduce it. Ball Tournament will include reduce it." son has had before the victories. Bowling teams usu- ti :ill pen , Feb !I, Student Men's and Women's divisions. home That target percentage, Roth procedure could affect ally make it beyond regional tour- Union Bowling Center. Kimberly Roth Bowling Centel %tanager Sharon explained, is dependent on a Nutrition and Food Science testing the accuracy of the naments and go on to nail( trial Entry fee lab director Deaver said on Iv two winners in $7.50 results. Additionally, tournaments. Enrolled SJSU students only. person's age and sex. As a gener- the tournament will represent The two winners of tonight's 8- Check-in 6 p.m. with free 30- al guide, males tinder the age of extensive exercise MSC in the regional tournament Ball tournament will have their minute practice time. 31 should have 15 percent body should be avoided on Feb. lti-18 at VC: Davis. fees and lodging .11 Davis hit, while females of the Same age should have about the day of testing. Open only Is S[St: students with entr 23 percent. This percentage reflects a comparison The tests will take place in the testing center of current campus ID cards, partici- between body fat and lean body weight, such as mus- Central Classroom Building, room 103. The two-fOr- pants are k its at Iip.111., pay de. one special will be valid from Monday through the CM/ e ler (if $7.rtliand take The process is computerized and painless. An elec- Wednesday. The procedure will be done on a walk-in the :11 1111111111, 10 11n- to the tourna- trode is placed on the customer's hand and hint, and basis. Students who wish to make an appointment ment lo prim t. VoilEYBAltiolulkimEt SIM is III Region of 15 the reading is taken by the computer. may call 9243110 and leave a message. Drop its hours 15 nationwide 1112,141ns as allocated by "It's simple and portable and easy," Roth said. "It's are from 3-5 p.m., Monday; front noon to 2 p.m., the isms( kills UniOnS - Week of Feb. 27th - Feb. 29th & Mar. 6th actually one of the most accurate ways of testing for Tuesday; and from 3:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m., Wednesday. Internatiolail ( I -1) which spon- percent body fat." Participants must be students or members of SJSU Sign-up dates Jan. 24th - Feb. 23rd An added benefit to having the test done at the faculty or staff to take advantage of the offer. 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4 Frktay, February 9, 1996 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Funds From page 1 Not only are faculty members recognizing the problem, so are students. Tom Trait, a sociology major said, "There is a Malcolm degree of racial tension on campus." But Manl.uie Aberin, a nursing major, said that in certain departments on campus, racism does exist. Peter said the college coordinator is suppose to have expertise on diversity in either teaching or in curriculum; and be able to communicate effective- ly with faculty and department heads. The work- shops must address the problems and promise that a diverse student body poses for the department, according to the proposal. By Jeffrey The workshops can be set up in three different Niese Spartan Daffy Staff wile, ways. One upe will teach faculty an understanding of other cultures and how to deal with racism. Malcolm X visited SJSU at 7 p.m. Thursday night in the A second type will explore how SJSU faculty can Student Union Ballroom, before about 180 to 200 people. learn how other university departments deal with For two hours Vernon Van, an SJSU alum, acted out 15 different cultures. different roles portraying the life of the controversial man. In the third type of workshop, outside profes- "It's like Malcolm is sionals can come in and teach important factors right there," said Solomon Kassai, Associated Students Program Board forum faculty need to know to be effective advisers and director. Sonja Berry, African Awareness Month Planning r..eanors, Peter said. Committee member said, "I love it. I heard it was good, Peter said he also wants to bring back students but it is better than I expected." that have graduated to find out what good things Van said his One Man Malcolm X Show has been well and bad things SJSU has done. received because of its educational aspects. For the past Edd Burton, acting associate vice president said, five years Van has preformed the show at Princeton and 'The longest trip starts with the first step." Stanford universities. This was the first year Van has brought his show to San Jose State University. Cobie Harris, chairman of African American studies, said, "He's (Malcolm) a very historical figure. We want to educate SJSU students about him." In his show, Van portrays the life of Malcolm X from a Apple speaks: youngster when his house burned down, to when his father was killed, to Malcolm X's prison years when he dis- covered the Muslim religion and to his death. By address- No merger ing the crowd as Malcolm X himself, Van brought the controversial speaker into 1996. Van, an '83 alum, said, "The show is a dream come true." in works Van said the show gives hint the opportunity to help out Associated Pres, other African-Americans and that he wants to help young African-Americans go to college. Apple Computer Inc., which last week removed "I have adopted the African-American senior class at its chief executive and demoted its chairman, Wilson High School (Van's former high school) in Long today broke weeks of silence and said it is not Beach," Van said. involved in merger talks "with any party." Van said his goal is to get 50 percent of the seniors at It also said it expects an operating loss for the Wilson to go to college. first three months of this year to exceed the loss "I see a lot of my friends that I went to school with and reported for the last three months of 1995. Stock now they're all homeless," he said. Van said that out of prices fell after the announcement. about 100 African-American students at Wilson, maybe 15 Apple said it was abandoning a policy of not or 20 graduate. responding to "rumor and speculation" because Aaronya Foster, mother of one of the students Van is the talk about a possible takeover was making cus- helping tomers shy away. at Wilson, said, "He gives 120 percent to the stu- As a result of that and other factors, the compa- dents he helps." ny said, Apple "expects to report an operating loss Van said he never thought he'd get the chance to go to for its second quarter that will significantly exceed college himself. its first-quarter operating loss of $69 million." "Going into my senior year my GPA was a 1.3," he said. There had been reports for nearly a month that Van said he desperately wanted to go to college because Sun Microsystems Inc., the leading maker of com- he would be the first one in his family to do so; therefore, puter workstations used in engineering and he said he worked hard his senior year and earned all A's. research, was courting Apple. But the prospect of a "I just made it," Van said about being accepted into deal seemed to dim after Apple appointed a new SJSU. chief executive last Friday. The new leader, Gil Van said the show started in 1991 when he was in New Amelio, was expected to try to resuscitate Apple York and was looking for something that would highlight first. his talents. Arnelio is a turnaround expert who stepped "It virtually came out of nowhere," he said. "I always down as chief executive of National wanted to know more about Malcolm X and I wanted to Semiconductor Corp. to take control of Apple. be an actor. This kind of killed two birds with one stone," Apple did not mention Sun in its statement Van said. today and said only that it "is not currently in 131h )11, 151 SII \ HAN SPARTAN DAILY Rasheed Grant, a Actor Vernon Van portrays young Malcolm X during his performance at the Student Union political science major, said, merger discussions with any party." Ballroom. "Excellent. That's all I have to say." Oregon beseiged by raging floods PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Days Helicopters and rest iie boats Women's Correctional Center TROUBLES ON THE MIC of heavy rain and melting snow plucked stranded people out of because of rising water. Most of the sent rivers and streams raging over the high water, including a woman women were minimum- and medi- their banks across northern and her two young children from um-security inmates, and they Oregon, forcing thousands to flee the roof of an old school bus were transferred to other facilities their homes and a prison to evacu- where they lived. in Salem and Portland. ate its inmates. "She was very hysterical," said Three days of heavy rain capped The Willamette River, which her husband, John Wayne, who two weeks of severe weather that normally meanders peacefully had waded through the water to began with snow and was followed through farmland and the state's get help. "I had to yell at her to by five days of subfreezing temper- major population centers, was a stay in the bus and mellow out, atures and an ice storm. chocolate-colored, debris-strewn keep the kids in the bus, relax." "It's crazy," said Jack Bohl, mete- torrent. The state's worst flooding The swirling waters washed a orologist for the National Weather in more than 30 years closed hun- house east of Portland into the Service in Portland. "It hasn't hap- dreds of roadways, including both Columbia River late Wednesday. A pened in 30 years and we weren't of Oregon's cross-state freeways. tugboat rescued a man from the prepared for it" People stuffed sandbags and house, which began breaking From Monday through early this tried to help neighbors save their apart as it raced three to four miles morning, rainfall amounts totaled homes and businesses. Millions of downriver. But the operator could- 8.5 inches in Eugene, 7.05 inches dollars worth of logs broke free n't rescue the man's wife. She was in Salem and 6.3 inches in from a Willamette River storage missing early today. Portland. area, slamming into downtown Near the small Willamette Valley The thaw also sent rivers in docks and bridges in Portland. town of Scio, a 9-year-old girl southern Washington spilling over Virtually every river and stream drowned in a culvert Wednesday their banks, and flood warnings in northwestern Oregon was above when she went out to get the mail. were issued for 15 major rivers. or near flood stage early Thursday. And canoeists paddled down Main Near Tacoma, Wash., at least two The rain continued for a fourth Street in the town, which was cars of a freight train fell into straight day, dumping 2 inches on almost entirely under water. Puget Sound today after the train Eugene in 24 hours, 2.1 inches on In Salem, authorities evacuated struck a tree that had fallen across Salem and 1.8 inches on Portland. the 187 inmates of the Oregon the track because of rain-saturated ground. Two people suffered minor injuries. Writers TAP Plastics P110 tO HY AARON SUOZZI SPARTA `s DAILY DEATH. Organization, Wanted Is Now Members of the "poetic rap" group (L-R) Jason Nolen, Rahsaam Carson Hiring and Christoper Fleming, were having sound trouble during their performance at Black Recruitment We have a part-time position Day in the Student Union For coverage of the event see story, page one. Access Magazine is looking for contributors in our Blossom Hill store for for the Spring 1996 issue. someone who enjoys people and wants to learn more about plastics. Fastidious homeowner acquitted in shooting Writers: Submit queries to DBI I Room 213 by Training is provided. Plastic I.EESBURG, Va. (AP) A fas- the Federal Emergency curb and damaging hushes and experience is Wednesday, February 14 by Noon not required. tidious homeowner who shot a Management Agency, and the rau- flowers, neighbors said. TAP employees enjoy com- drunken neighbor in a dispute cous family renting the house The day of the shooting, petitive pay, advancement over teen-age skateboarders rip- across the street in suburban Eldridge confronted Lorenz on opportunities, profit sharing ping up his flower beds was acquit- Washington. the older man's porch, angry at

With your entries, please attach your name, plan, and other benefits. ted of murder Thursday after On the day the Eldridges moved Lorenz for calling police to report in, their dogs relieved themselves that a teen-ager visiting Eldridge's Great experience claiming self-defense. phone number and best times when you for graphic, Robert Lorenz, 54, had said he on Lorenz yard. Later, a car household had damaged Lorenz's art, and design majors. can be reached. shot Duren Wayne Eldridge on parked in Eldridge's driveway prized flower garden. Apply In person at: April 9 when the 31 -year-old rolled backward into a Lorenz Lorenz testified he was scared by For more information, call 924-3260. TAP Plastics Eldridge came to his door and vehicle. Eldridge's drunken threats and 1008 Blossom Hill Road began threatening him. The teen-agers who congregat- fired a pistol only after Eldridge, San Jose, CA 95123 The shooting was the culmina- ed at the Eldridge household were who wasn't armed, moved to come \ TAP. an Ittputi Opportunity Itmployar tion of months of tension between a constant irritation to Lorenz, into the house. Eldridge 's blood the quiet Lorenz, who works for flipping their skateboards over his alcohol level was 0.19. SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Friday, February 9, 1996 5 AIDS baboon marrow transplant fails patient

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Doctors say resistant baboon stem cells might take few, if any, baboon bone marrow cells have root in Getty's bone marrow to produce appeared in the marrow of an AIDS AIDS-fighting immune-system cells. patient who underwent a pioneering Getty's doctors say his surprising transplant nearly two months ago. improvement may be as important as the But Jeff Getty who claims to feel bet- experiment itself. ter than he did before entering the hospi- 'There are some hints as to why Jeff is tal said he did not expect that doctors doing better, and this will open up new would find baboon cells in his marrow this areas of research," said Dr. Steven Decks, soon, if at all. who performed the transplant at San "The point of the matter is that we've Francisco General Hospital on Dec. 14. shown that (the procedure) is safe," Getty He refused to be more specific. said. Previous experiments with baboon bone Few, including those who criticized the marrow transplants failed because the procedure, were surprised patients rejected the for- by the first signs of failure. eign cells. For Getty, doc- But even skeptics expressed 66 tors added special facilita- support for Gettv. tor cells to the baboon "It's been a high-risk When I came cells in hopes it would experiment," said Dr. help them take root in his Thomas Merigan, director into this I rolled the system. of the Center for AIDS dice. I didn't even Getty also had drug and Research at Stanford radiation treatments SURVEY University. "But I've been know if! was going before the transplant to impressed with (Getty's) suppress his immune sys- insight and the spirit with to live through the tem, which would attack which he went into this." the infused marrow as an SAYS Getty, 38, a former thing. Now I'm invader. Decks said the University of California poli- transplant may have failed cy analyst who became an looking forward to because Getty's immune AIDS activist in the mid- a long summer of system was not sufficiently 1980s when he discovered suppressed. Matt Estes, a Civil he had the disease, said his sailing. We erred on the conser- Engineering stu- immune system has vative side, with very low dent. works with improved. His doctors say Jeff Getty doses of radiation and very chemotherapy treatments low doses of chemothera- fellow students to Baboon bone marrow perform surveys before the transplant may transplant patient py," he said. "The chance be the reason. of getting stem cell on the new quad Regardless, Getty said he engrafunent was very low." for his Civil had no grand illusions 99 Having proved that the Engineering 108, about what the transplant procedure could be safe. would do for him. Mostly, he wanted to Decks said doctors may be able to increase advance AIDS research. doses to heighten the foreign cells' "When I came into this, I rolled the chances of survival. dice," he said Wednesday from his home But, while sympathetic to Getty's case, in Oakland. "I didn't even know if I was Dr. Philip Greenberg, an immunologist P11010 at' going to live through the thing. Now I'm and cancer specialist at the University of LEA TAURIELLO looking forward to a long summer of sail- Washington, called the experiment flawed - SPARTAN DAILY ing." and premature. For reasons perplexing to scientists, He said doctors should have known that baboons don't get AIDS. The thinking the baboon cells would not reproduce in behind the transplant was that the AIDS- Gent's system because his immune system Two investigated in '94 assassination enter U.S. SAN DIEGO (AP) Two men throughout the day, Macklis said. arrested and later released in the The men crossed into the 1994 assassination of a Mexican United States on foot and present- presidential candidate have ed themselves for inspection crossed illegally into the United between 7:30 p.m. and 8 pan. States seeking political asylum, Wednesday, said Jose Eisermann, immigration officials say. supervisor at the San Ysidro port JuSt in CaSe Fearing they would again be of en try. detained in Mexico, Vicente "We do have these people Mayoral and his son Rodolfo here," he said. "They spoke to a crossed the border at Tijuana on customs officials, who then pre- Wednesday and were being held sented them to us as people with by U.S. immigration officers in San no documentation." Diego. "We have offered the opportuni- The men decided to seek asy- ty to withdraw their application for decide to buy him after they heard new witnesses you asylum into the U.S. If they do had implicated them for the sec- that, we will take them into cus- ond time in the slaying Luis tody," INS district director Mark Donald() Colosio, the ruling Reed said. party's candidate, defense lawyer It was also unlikely the men Marco Antonio Macklis Mercado would be released into the United said. television station States while their applications were A Mexican being processed, Reed said. the reported two people jailed in con- books nection with the case testified The timetable for the immigra- Tuesday the Mayorals had bought tion proceedings was about three the gun used to kill Colosio during to five days, but Reed said the men a March 24, 1994, campaign rally will appear before an immigration in Tijuana. judge within the next two days for The Mayorals, who were volun- a detention hearing. teer security guards at the rally, Late Wednesday night, the two men were being interviewed by spent more than a year in jail on this SemeSter, charges of helping the gunman officials at the San Ysidro check- push his way through the crowd. point. Reed said they did not have They were acquitted last year by a a lawyer present. federal judge. Gunman Mario Aburto Macklis said the two men came Martinez has already been convict- to his house at 6:30 a.m. on ed in the assassination. A second Wednesday and told him they accused gunman is now on trial, heard a new witness had implicat- although authorities have yet to ed them in court hearings. They identify a mastermind in the slay- tried but failed to cross the border ing. Chief mediator to negotiate peace accords in Balkans "This problem is rather impor- VISA HELSINKI, Finland (Al') Chief U.S. mediator Richard tant that he would call all three Holbrooke was sent to the Balkans leaders," Burns said. Thursday to try to head off a crisis Holbrooke will be accompanied in implementing peace accords in by other senior U.S. officials who t4 00.0 Bosnia. are working on the Balkans peace Secretary of State Warren accords. They include Robert al Christopher sent Holbrooke from Gallucci, who is in charge of imple- t 46. VISA Budapest, Hungary to the Balkans mentation, and John Shattuck, the 41.6111 PLUS to talk to the leaders of Bosnia, assistant secretary of state for Serbia and Croatia. human rights. "There is a general problem on Burns said the disposition of the some implementation issues," prisoners should be decided by the State Department spokesman internal war crimes tribunal in The Nicholas Burns said. "The United Hague. Those not suspected of war everywhere States is sending a strong signal to crimes should be released, the It's all the parties that the United spokesman said. States wants the Dayton accords But also, he said, "We believe it you want to be: fully implemented." is important to follow up on all Christopher acted after talking cases of possible atrocities. to President Alija Izetbegavic of Burns also challenged an order Bosnia and Slobodan Milosevic of issued by Gen. Ratko Mladic, the Serbia from his airplane on a flight military commander of the here from the Middle East. On Bosnian Serbs, halting all coopera- landing, he talked also to Croatian tion with NATO. Mladic is one of President Franjo Tudiman. 52 indicted war crimes suspects hurdle itt iMplement- and Christopher, who was in the The latest VI. N A In. I.JA lug the settlement is the detention Balkans last week, again urged that 01 eight Bosnian Serbs by the he be removed front power. Bosnian wwernment.

1 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY 6 frittav. February 9, 1996 SPORTS

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irr hi). 7 Men's Basketball standings : out Utah By Paul Eiser 61..re 06 -00 ,n final sec Spartan Daily Staff Writer onds Mt' women's basketball team will go against the University of the Pacific (UM') Lead scorer: Oh Satin day it) hopes of starting a climb up the Jean, 30 points, SJSu. ladder toward the conference championship. Roy Hammonds, 14 "We feel pretty good. We're coming off a points, SJSU. win We had really good practice and we're Silas Mills, 24 points. Utah re,tds to go," said head coach Karen Smith. State Smith described 1.10P as an inside team. "fliev're big, really physical and a very strong team," she said. "We need good inside The Spartan team is practicing anc Fla"plan'ning this game, an important hurdle SJSU basketball hard for to the final six. guard Geyer "We need to stop their big people," said Soot-Jean ergo guard Natasha Johnson. "...work transitions ,-oo buzzer beo from defense to offense and lower turnovers" og shot guard Karl Steele, the According to off SPartors team had trouble with their defense in previ- crory over Utah ous games, "We just have to improve on our 'ate Sainr-Jear them from scoring." Sod defense. We have to stop 30 PeIr',4 "We're pretty confident. We're working I'iiIiu 55 ((IRIS ,J\II "I SisR i 1)1)1 together as a team," Johnson said. See story on this page With help from guard Tito Addison, the Spartans' defensive effort in last night's second half was able to keep SJSU close. "We know what to expect. We're ready to got- it our all," Steele said. 1 Inc team is ready to play, Steele said, e pretty healthy, just a few ankles and Schedule knees." Saint-Jean hits shot at buzzer The Spartans have been adapting and learning throughout the season to become a four points by center Roy Hammond, SJSU 68, USU 65 better team, "We changed starting line ups ... By Shane Lewis "I'd give him SJSU FT-A Reb A To PP PAM TP Spartan Daily Staff Writer instead of three," he said. The game became o,, trying to find a good group," Smith said. "We t s 5.11 0-0 2 2 3 3 42 10 Men's Basketball Two seconds left in the Just seconds earlier, SJSU fusing when the refer 3reene 1,1 0-0 1 1 2 0 11 2 got a good starting five." University of Nevada at game and a deafening guard Marmet Williams started calling techn it Hammonds 9.13 2.2 3 0 2 4 51 14 According to Smith, the team this season SJSU. ,[lei ice fell met the court as had tied the game with a fouls left and right after a a Saml-Jean 8-15 12-17 6 1 2 4 54 30 has ten players to work with every game com- free throw shot and the clash between both teams. Addison 4-8 0-0 3 5 2 3 49 9 Event Center, Saturday, the hall flew through the 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 il pared to seven players for some other teams. Aggies were acing down "It was a nightmare, C'bell-Hall 7:30 p.m. 32 feet .rtt,IN from the Bacon 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 3 21 0 "We're going to outrun the other teams," she ,isket. the court to make the win- Saint-Jean said, as he Mans 1-3 11 2 0 2 0 35 3 said. when Saint- described shooting the free Taylor 0-5 0-0 3 0 0 1 25 lite Scot C slt nal 65-65. ning basket. Ai cot ding to Johnson, the team needs to One set ond lett and the Jean stole the ball. throws. Totals 25-58 15-21 21 10 15 17 300 68 Women's Basketball "It was a clean steal," said Six free throw shots later move up the rimkings to the top six to make it crowd ro.ned and rose to USU PG-A FT-A Rob A To FT Min TP into the Big West Conference Tournament. ersity of the Pacific Saint-Jean, who scored a and the game was tied its feet as SISU forward 6616 9-14 4-5 10 6 8 2 49 24 "We're going to play hard. If we do what we j. career high of 30 points. again at 6.1-65, leading up wictozec 3-6 1.2 2 1 1 4 57 8 SJSU, Olkier Saint-lean sank a do," Event Center, Friday, lit ee-pointer.mto the net, By the end of the first to Saint-Jean's memorable liaison 7-13 3-7 8 1 5 2 44 17 do well, it doesn t matter what they 7:30 p.m. I q caking the team's seven half; the Spartans had dom- game winning shot. Jones 1-5 2-4 4 5 0 2 45 4 Smith said. inated the Aggies with an Morrison expressed Rogers 2-6 0-0 2 5 6 1 52 4 "We need to start winning. From here on Llniversity of Nevada at game losing sneak and giv- Small 1-1 0-0 1 1 2 3 27 2 aggressive offense and a relief that the Spartans did SJSU, ing it a sat' as set. the Moore 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 3 0 out we need to win," Steele said. defense that forced Utah to not repeat their pattern of Womack 3-3 0-0 5 1 2 2 22 6 great Event Center. Sunday, 2 Utah State Aggies at the "Every game from now on means a Event Center. make 17 turnovers. giving losing the game in the sec- Total 26-48 10-16 34 16 26 15 NO 65 deal. We're going down the stretch," Smith p.m. 25 39 65 "I was surprised," Saint- them a 3g-26 lead. ond half after taking a big Utah State said. With lour left in lead in the first. San Jose State 38 30 68 Jean said. "I didn't expect FG% - SJSU 431 1)51) 542 FT% - SJSU 714, USU 625 The team is very optimistic about the the vim-. both lcalits were "We almost snatched Women's Gymnastics the hall to go (kiwi) " 3-pl. goals - SJSU 3-9 333 (Saint-Jean 2-3 Addison 1-5. future, "We're getting better. We're a young hash,'1.11 oat h deadlot 10,1 it Ts-5S, with cl lit from the jaws of vie- Wills 2-2. WtckEzer 1-2. SJSU, Arizona State at SISt Campbell-Hall 0-11 USU 3-6 500 team, we'll get stronger and stronger each Stall \h al 'son s,ti,l ht ,hot the Spartans taking the s.' he said. It feels good Jones 0-21 Washington, 'wis remat kahle." lead seconds later on a shot 14. ,111." game," Johnson said. Seattle, Wash., Friday, (TBA) SJSU at Seattle Pacific, Seattle, Wash., Saturday. (TBA) Spartans try to keep rolling I Men's Gymnastics "WeIII 11,1 io get it us gear for Spartans face BYU and Baseball team off to a good start I 4 Stanford, Spartan league Ida, W, h., t a solid pitching staff a G. 730 p.m. Spartan Dain Stall Ittlattrt is ith a lot tit right-handers that will give sail Jose a hard time," Dietz said. The SJSU baseball team /2-11 hopes it The Spartans are looking to bounce Baseball got the jump start it needed to improve back from a tough season last year in SJSU at San Diego State, on last year's dismal 21-35-1 record. which they finished seventh in the Big Saturday, 5 p.m. The Spartans drove right by No. 5 West, posting a 5-16 record. ranked University of California, 7-4, on The Spartans will be led by junior sec- Tuesday and split a two game series with ond baseman Patrick Walsh, who is bat- .11 ',Lite Los Angeles on Saturday and ting .600 with two doubles, two runs bat- Rugby ted in (RBI) and four singles. Spartans face Santa oil) he looking to slat on the win- Walsh started all 55 games Clara University at noon 'sht Last season ning .1,1t as II In, ., Diego State this at Ti' he team in at-hats (55), runs Saturday at St. Mary's Diego. RBI's (31). University. Spartans will Satiii,la\ pin. in Nnnm (212 i.Yt1 hits (60), and t oat h l'iiato is optimistic Walsh. who also led the team in home- PHOTO BY RONDA also go head-to-head Head Lealll's go1,1,i st,it i still he tnough fill, iii 111 IS game hitting streak. BRADFORD SPARTAN with St. Mary's at 4 p.m that his s, who beat slSl three .'in mi hei doer the Spartans may lean DAILY and Stanford at 6 p.m to offset the A/o, times last year. oil is miter fielder John Aldan, who gar- This will be the two teams' first meeting t11 This , ills, two runs and two stolen As spring nears, the base,mn the Spartans season opener win SJSU baseball team, Softball of the year. The Aztecs, however lost many of their against I _MA. shown here at prac- Spartan Kick-Off and are Rich Ledeit earned his Tournament, PAL starters to graduation last year Spat tali starter tice on Wednesday, season, posting a fit still (of V in his first start of the season Stadium, struggling in this young starts its season. all record of 2-5. on Saturday as well. Ledeit in eight and The team will play 56 Saturday and Sunday, Jim Dietz said he allowed only six hits, walked -Jay But Aztec head coach 2/3 innings games. remains optimistic. twt and struck out four batters.

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8 Friday, Eebruars 9, 1996 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Clinton signs communications bill into law ksHINGTON (AP) With that people can retrieve them elec- sioned by supporters will not high-tech fanfare and a touch of 66 tronically over their computers at emerge. The $700 billion telecom- Opponents humor, President Clinton signed a Today with a stroke of a pen our laws will catch up home .usd at work. munications industry at ounts for bill Thursday to revolutionize the The bill provides not-for-profit one-sixth of the nation's it, momy. taking cause way Americans get telephone, tele- with our future. libraries, schools and hospitals dis- The bill already is under legal vision and computer services. counted rates for connecting to attack by groups opposing the "Today with a stroke of a pen our Bill Clinton telecommunications networks. computer smut provision. to tie courts U.S. President The laws will catch up with our future," Talking to education officials National Abortion and PHILADELPHIA (AP) the president said. Wednesday, Clinton said the bill Reproductive Rights Action Even as President Clinton signed In a ceremony at the Library of "will enable our country to gener- League joined by four other a historic bill to overhaul the Congress. Clinton signed the bill appeared on two TV screens Our country" ate tens of thousands of more groups challenged the bill's an ti- nation's telecommunications with a pen used by President behind him. Three computers and The legislation, passed by high-wage, high-tech, exciting jobs indeceny provision in a New York industry, civil libertarians went to Eisenhower to sign the Federal Aid four large speakers surrounded Congress last Thursday, revamps that offer consumers vast new federal court Wednesday. They federal court to block it. They said a provision that Highway Act of 1956. him. the 1934 Communications Act. It opportunities its telecommunica- contend that the provision would He also signed it with bans "indecent speech" on com- a pen There was a bipartisan tone to would let local long-distance tions." outlaw discussions of abortiois over puter neovorks amounts to cen- more appropriate to the informa- the ceremony, attended by House phone companies and cable com- Supporters say the measure computer networks. sorship that will restrict even the tion superhighway: an electronic Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and panies into each others' business- would boost jobs, expand con- Portions of the Internet went availability of abortion informa- device using "digital ink" on an Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D., chief es, deregulate cable rates and sumer choices and potentially list "virtual mourning" today to tion. electronic tablet. Senate sponsor of the legislation. allow media companies to expand lower prices for cable, telephone protest the legislation. Opponents "Astonishingly they haven't "This law is truly revolutionary "This is a historic day," Gingrich their holdings more easily. and other communications ser- said they were changing the back- bothered to define what inde- legislation that will bring the told the audience. "This is a jobs It would, for the first time, out- vices. ground color of their World Wide cent speech is," said Stefan future to our doorstep," the presi- bill and this is a knowledge bill." law the transmission of indecent But opponents mostly con- Web pages to black with white or Presser, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union dent said. By some estimates, the overhaul and other sexually explicit materi- sumer groups say more jobs will gray. The ceremony included a be lost than gained through con- The Clinton of Pennsylvania. "That's one of of the telecommunications indus- als to minors over computer net- administration has the things that makes this law humorous telephone conversation try under the bill may produce 3.4 works. And it would give parents a solidation, that choices will he lim- raised constitutional concerns blatantly unconstitutional.' between Vice President Al Gore million new jobs, Gingrich said. powerful new tool to zap from ited and that cable and telephone about the provision too. The ACLU and 19 other and comedian Lily Tomlin, playing He called the legislation a model their TV sets shows electronically rates are likely to go up because groups asked for a hearing to her familiar role as telephone of bipartisan cooperation. rated for violent and other objec- the level of competition envi- impose an immediate ban on operator Ernestine. Critics of the legislation say it tionable content. The provision the Communications Decency "A gracious hello," Ernestine actually may cost jobs and lead to would require new TV sets be 66 Act of 1996 while the lawsuit is said. "Have I reached the party to higher costs for consumers. equipped with a special computer considered. whom I am speaking?" To Clinton, Pressler told Clinton that the chip to make this work. This is a historic day. This is a jobs bill and this is a A federal judge in New York this morn- she said, "I can just see the head- signing of the bill "was like a gun The Library of Congress itself City heard arguments lines: Bill signs bill." knowledge bill. ing in a similar challenge by going off its the Oklahoma land has embarked on a journey into abortion rights groups, includ- The digital tablet used by rush. Because it will start an explo- cyberspace. It's converting printed Newt Gingrich ing Planned Parenthood of New Clinton displayed a copy of the sion of new devices being available books, photos and other materials U.S. Speaker of the House York City and the National bill's signature page. When the to American citizens. There will be into digital form the computer Abortion and Reproductive president signed it, his signature an explosion of new investment in language of ones and zeros so Rights Action League. The groups argue that on-line speech is akin to print media and pri- vate communication rather than FCC approves House panel pursuing c er television and radio, which are Disney regulated by federal law. Presser said the new law, a stnall portion of the Telecommunications Act acquisition of ABC space copyright bandits of 1996 signed this morning by Clinton, also restricts transmis- WASHINGTON (AP) to give Disney time to sell or WASHINGTON (AP) On- intrusion into their relationships Frances Preston, president of sion of abortion information. Federal regulators cleared the swap either the radio or the line service providers say they with Owl' customers, Sen. Jim Exon, 0-Neb., who way Thursday for The Broadcast Music Inc., said that if Walt newspaper properties in each shouldn't be held accountable if "If on-line sponsored the law, expressed Disney Co. to take over Capital city. The choice would be service providers are the on-line services were exempt people using their services violate strictly liable for the infringe- from liability, "copyright owners' confidence it would withstand Cities/ABC Inc., creating the Disney's. the challenge. world's largest media company. Still, Disney might be able to copyrights on the material they ments of their subscribers, they recourse will be severely limited find in cyberspace. "The ACLU continues to raise But the company will have to keep the Fort Worth and will pass the cost of this liability to pursuit of individual network red herrings that have nothing shed some properties. Pontiac-Detroit properties. The Those representing copyright onto the consumer in the form of users whose identities are typically to do with our proposal," he The Federal FCC said it would re-examine its holders including moviemak- higher access fees," Ed Black, known only to the services to said. "The legislation will not Communications Commission newspaper-broadcast cross-own- ers, composers and other artists president of the Computer & which they subscribe." ban works of art or medical voted 5-0 to remove the last hur- ership rules within the year. are crying foul. Communications Industry "If you cannot protect what you warnings because they would not dle to the $19 billion deal. "We are hopeful that it will The copyright holders' repre- Association, said Wednesday. own, you don't own anything," be 'in context, patently offen- Disney said it would complete ultimately allow us to retain the sentatives told a House panel That will impede development sive' under the Supreme Court's the acquisition by the end of properties Valenti said. in the two cities," Wednesday that violators of copy- of sophisticated indecency standard used in our the week. said Disney chief Michael telecommunica- Boucher also urged that the rights in the on-line world should tions networks that carry legislation." The commission won't let Eisner, who otherwise applaud- data, legislation be delayed until on- Clinton had expressed reser- Disney permanently own, as it ed the FCC's action. face criminal penalties, not just Black told the House Judiciary line service providers and produc- vations about the decency provi- had requested, radio stations Even though all five commis- civil damages. Committee's courts and intellec- ers of copyright materials agree sion, but supported the overall and a newspaper in Fort Worth, sioners voted to clear the deal, Civil damages alone won't scare tual property panel. on the liability issue. bill. Texas. and in Pontiac-Detroit, two of them James Quell off bandits profiting from materi- Mich. and Rachelle Chong al they take from cyberspace and Instead, the commission opposed the FCC's decision not resell for profit, said Jack Valenti, CUTTING-EDGE MOVIE PRESENTATION would provide the company to let Disney permanently own head of the Motion Picture I 1 with a temporary waiver of one the properties in Fort Worth Association of America. Such 1 Year from ross-ownership rules and Pontiac-Detroit. pirates regard financial penalties 11j 111iti: "as simply a cost of doing busi- THE IN SAN JOSE! ness," he said. Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Va., Black church fires being pushed the idea of exempting on- line providers from copyright infringement laws as part of a bill wc- investigated by FBI intended to clarify copyright law WASHINGTON (AP) The mostly black churches in small for electronic information as computer networks move Justice Department is investigating communities in Alabama and into fires transmitting movies, television at predominantly black Tennessee, said Wade Henderson, THEATRE GRAND OPENING churches its Alabama programs and music. and director Tennessee for possible civil rights of the NAACP's Those on-line service providers, FEBRUARY 16TH! violations. Attorney General Janet Washington bureau. Boucher said, cannot know what Reno said Thursday. Myron Marlin, a spokesman for all their subscribers are doing and "We want to make sure that we the civil rights division, said the therefore shouldn't be held Watch for free Movie Days Coming February 13th, 14th, h 15th! pursue the cases," Reno told investigation began in late responsible for their actions. reporters at her weekly news brief- December, ing. before the NAACP let- Stephen Heaton, CompuServe She said the Justice ter was received. Inc.'s general counsel, said today FEATURING: Department's civil rights division State and local law enforcement that the issue is fairness. "Where a and the FBI are conducting the officials and the federal Bureau of third party has not itself done investigation. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms anything to infringe a copyright, MAXIMUM CONVENIENCE & SENSATIONAL The National Association for also are conducting separate inves- and in fact continuously takes COMFORT ACCESSIBILITY SOUND & the Advancement of Colored tigations. steps to discourage copyright PROJECTION People had asked the Justice The NAACP, through its infringement, it is contrary to fins- Department to investigate the damental Southeast regional office, is assist- notions of fairness to 3,400 Seats in FREE VALIDATED PARKING fires. In a Jan. 29 letter to Reno, hold him responsible for that -to-Wall Screens the NAACP said there ing communities affected by the B Wall appeared to infringement," he said. Magnificent Auditoriums Three Lobbies on Three Levels be a "discernible pattern which fires and will make a report to its links the fires, including the sur- If service providers are made Comfortable Rocker Chairs Concession Stands on board of directors at its annual liable for some cyberspace copy- prisingly large number (at least meeting in New York on Feb. 17. with Cupholder Armrests Digital Sounth eight), and the fact that they have right infringement, he said in pre- All levels occurred at small, predominantly "The fires at the churches ... res- pared testimony, it should be lim- Plenty of Leg Room black churches in small communi- urrect historically painful memo- ited to cases in which the provider Restrooms on All Levels in 2 ties of both states." ries among African Americans," knew of the infringement and IW( Auditoriums In addition, the civil rights Henderson wrote Reno. "We all intentionally contributed to it. Two Box Offices group said, news accounts of the are aware of the time when the Heaton and others represent- fires "make it difficult to rule out Escalators Ft Elevator to pursuit of religious ing service providers urged that M the likelihood education by that at least some of the onus for uncovering copy- Upper levels the fires were racially motivated African Americans was itself a vio- acts lation of law, and when groups of right violations should be on the di% of vandalism." ADA Accessibility S OUND , At least eight fires have been vigilantes sought to violently sup- copyright holders, not them, reported in the past year, all at press religious freedom." because of the expense and the Assisted listening Devices for the Hearing Impaired II I ITEM Young women wilh a sense of adrenture! 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