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/WHERE'S MY LICH I ER? The time is coming, graduation and the realization everyone will go their own way. Opinion, 2 SPARTAN THE LEARNING CURVE Minor league dive VoL. 118 into the 2002 season with new prospects. Sports, 4 No. 48 V ALSO IN TODAY'S ISSUE Opinion 2 Sparta Guide 2 Letters 2 Sports SERVING SAN AIL 1934 4-5 Crossword 5 Classified 5 JOSE STATL SINCE UNIVERSITY Business Discussing faith Poetry gives teams students compete chance to for honors break dance By Amber Sheldon Ily Dray Miller DAILY STAFF WRITFR DAR.Y STAFF WRITFR The break-dancers circled the perimeter of the open A group of business students traveled to San floor and sank to a crouching position, bobbing their Diego on Thursday to take on teams from other heads to the funky, jazzy hip-hop music. colleges and nations as part of the 39th Interna- The Urban Arts Club dancers kicked-off MEChNs tional Collegiate Business Strategy Competition. "Hip-Hop Diwata," the last in the Word poetry series San Jose State University will be fielding held Wednesday night in the Market Place Cafe. tetuns in both the undergraduate and post-gradu- Within moments, the first dancer sprang to his feet. ate categories of the competition, in which teams With a swift skip, strut and spin, he dominated the develop mock business franchises and products space in a whirlwind of speed. months prior to competing. He quickly sat down and another dancer continued The students involved are all part of the course the contortions as those in attendance cheered and Business 294, a post-graduate class that under- applauded. graduates can take. San Jose State University student and dancer Students in the class take on a much larger James Dang walked outside to cool off in the evening workload than that of a normal class, according to breeze as the first poet stepped up to the microphone. Abdel El-Shaieb, chair of the Department of Busi- Dang said he's been dancing for five or six years. ness Management and adviser to the groups com- "It takes a lot of training. If someone took gymnas- peting. tics or has a martial arts background, then it helps for "The amount of work required by (Business strength and ability. But, the dance part, it doesn't 294) would be at least twice as much as any other matter if you're strong or not," Dang said. class," he said. Inside the cafe, Tyson Amir-Mustafa, a comparative The game features as many as 36 teams from religion studies and African American studies double other colleges, both nationally and international- major, addressed the crowd with his spoken word poem ly, and each team is placed into a "world," of five titled "Family Tree." other teams, according to Mershad Mansouri, a "iThe poem) has a couple of levels. It's about the participant on one of SJSU's undergraduate strength of my grandmother and my grandfather, who teams. was an alcoholic. His addiction Wak; passed on to the The six teams in each world compete for top children, especially to his youngest son who took it to honors against each other before the top overall another level. He became a heroin addict and died," team is selected. Amir-Mustafa said. "I'm the third generation in that Among the many facets of the game are busi- cycle. I wanted to convey the words about addiction." ness strategies, plans. reports and policies that Social sciences major Joseph Miclette signed up on a each team presents. list circulating the room for an opportunity to read his Last year, Mansouri's group turned in an poetry. impressive performance, he said, bringing home "The content of my poetry, if I break it down, (con- first place in the business strategy competition cerns) social problems, revolutionary tactics with and second place overall. socialist content and emotional content," Miclette said. SJSU was the only team to leave with two tro- "I, especially being a minority, want to bridge the gap phies. between not only brown and black. brown and white, "The judges were really, really impressed with but brown and brown." what we wrote," he said. "This year, it's far better. Jime Salcedo-Malo, from San Francisco, stood near Hopefully, we'll come away with more (recogni- t he back and watched the show. tion)." He said it's good to build community through spoken Mansouri said his group submitted their busi- word. ness plan last month electronically, so unlike last "It's a good place for a lot of folks to read who may year, when the plan was turned in as a physical have never read before or just starting off. It's a good outline, everything is based on content. .upportive atmosphere for that," Salcedo-Malo said. The poets, singers and spoken word artists, one after "This year, we're trying to go gung-ho; we're Christy Kinskty Daity Staff trying to win everything." he said, noting the pro- another, took to the microphone and let the words roll fessionalism of their presentation. Julius of Congregation Sinai in San Jose, Sister Marcia Krause of fiirward in a blaze of high-energy theatrics or with soft Right to left, Rabbi Eitan gestures and quiet voices. Where as other groups list such things as boxer the Catholic Campus Ministry, Curtis Chang of The River Church in Cupertino, and Feras Alhlou of mugs as the product of their business, The Urban Arts Club performed again halfway shorts or the Muslim American Society speak on an interfaith discussion panel on Thursday afternoon in the see CLASS. Page 6 Engineering building. sr, POETRY. Page 3 Students get screened for alcohol Rape, Department chair By Andrew Bollinger Tam, San Jose State University's dents filling out a questionnaire to prevention education coordinator. determine if they had a problem DAILY STAFF WRITFR As a part of the screening, par- with alcohol. violence talks about minorities Thursday was National Alcohol ticipants were promised anonymi- Some of the questions the By Paul Nlcrcado international law and criminal Day at San Jose State ty when they took the screening screening questionnaire asked justice, joined the university last Screening , University. test. students were: How often do you DARN SI fall to assist in reorganizing the The screening was given to stu- Tam said this was the second have a drink containing alcohol? put in Daniel Georges-Abeyie spoke African American studies at dents to help them assess their year the alcohol screening has How many drinks do you have on about African Americans and SJSU. behavior and attitudes about taken place on campus. minorities in the world and rights He has written more than 30 drinking. according Margaret The screening consisted of stu- See ALCOHOL. Page 3 in America in the Multicultural articles on terrorism. spotlight Library on Thursday. The discussions covered a wide Georges-Abeyie is the new range of topics from basic human By Lori Hanley Chair of the African American rights and minorities in America MOSAIC loses staff, program DAVI STAFF WRIT' R Studies Department at the uni- to the criminal justice system and versity. amnesty international. In honor of National Sexu- Western Region have been many Joseph Weaver He is also the "There By al Assault Awareness Month, death penalty abolition coordina- moments in America's history sim R Take Back the Night is sched- tor with Ainnesty International. p.m. uled to be held at 6 Georges-Abeyie. an expert on See Pap 6 MOSAIC Multicultural tonight in the Student Union LIBRARY, Center's last full-time staff Amphitheater. said event member is leaving and the coordinator Erika Jackson. program is going with her, Take Back the Night is a temporarily. grassroots effort to bring Author packs Corrie Kraal, MOSAIC's awareness to the problems of activities coordinator, is rape and domestic violence to leaving the program imme- college campuses as well as diately because of the nationally, Jackson said. death of her father. She said she wanted to Spartan Memorial The lose of Kraai means bring the event to the San the loss of San Jose State Jose State University campus. By Amber Sheldon the Tony Award for beat play of University's Multicultural the year in 1988. because of her personal expe- DARN' STAFF WRITtli Center for the rest of the rience with violence. He has also written numerous Spring semester, FIN stu- "I am a survivor of child- David Henry Hwang spoke at other award-winning plays dents have been finding hood sexual abuse. My mother San Jose State University on thmughout his career. out this week when they was a victim of severe child- Thursday and was the fourth in a Theater professor David Kahn have been greeted by signs hood incest. So it is really series of notable authors to interviewed Hwang. on MOSAICA doors important to me," Jackson speak. He said he prepared for the announcing the program's said. The pews in the Spartan interview by researching the /van hasinnsAv /It \tall closing. She said the isaue gained Memorial were packed, and the author's extensive resume of "We could have kept more importance for her when walls were lined with those in work for a few days prior to the Corrie Kraai, the coordinator of the MOSAIC Multicultural Center, things open by using just she found out that sexual attendance willing to atand and interview. hugs Pat Crumes at her goodbye party. The two worked together with the listen during the hour-long event. "M. Butterfly," won Vice President for student affairs Monica Rascoe. see MOSAK. Pap 3 see NIGHT, Page 3 His play, See HWANG, Pap 6 2 APRIL 12, 2002 OPINION SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Saying goodbye to SJSU isn't so hard to do the song. May, it might actually hap- teacher in the corridors who hasn't body to the rhythm of You want parking? Thispen. That I leave this school and seen you in a while and then pops up Too funny. when least expected. I will definitely miss the escapades go onto bigger and better things semester to out there in the "real world." No more adding classes the last day from the newsroom last to add and begging teachers to let you get motivated and lay out pages, the Show up earlier Throughout our lives, we wait for Associa- that final day when we can wake up in because, if not, you will not gradu- National Press Photographer nights, the mak- Iagree with that editorial, such that paving the and realize it's over. ate. tion "lets-get-drunk" Bud Winter Field does not solve the parking skipping Then, you never show up to the ing fun of the staff in budget meetings No more feeling guilty for issue of SJSU. class. class. and, of course, late-night conversations I also agree with an earlier article on the Bud No more risking your life on the Then, you look around you, and look with our production chief Winter Field situation, such that once the field is only be half an hour at all the people you might never see No more advisers to fix your life freeway to try to paved, you cannot go back. late to class. again in your life. problems while nodding his head with I understand that the parking issue is a big con- No more trying to decide which to No more getting to class and realiz- The whole "keep-in-touch," "see- a smile. cern for students, but as the saying goes, "l'he early eat: Greasy Peanuts or over-priced ing it's the day of your midterm and you-later" crap is only that crap. Then again, there is life after bird gets the worm." junk food at the Student Union? you don't have a Scantron, pencil or Don't get me wrong, it's not that I SJSU, and chances are no where else If a student has a morning class from 7:30 a.m. No more getting to school and real- knowledge about the test. want to keep in touch with everyone, will you have to face the parking t,o 11 a.m., then that student should try to get to izing you don't have your backpack No more guessing on the midterm, but there are some faces that I will nightmares unless you decide to be a school as early as possible because the parking sit- with you, meaning you can't turn in fmishing before anyone else, and wait- miss simce they have been part of my masochist and get a job here in the uation is a first-come, first-serve basis, but after your paper, meaning you will have to ing a while to turn it in so it's not so reality for the last years and months of future. noon, parking spots open up. skip class again. obvious you didn't know a damn thing. my proaastinated existence. What a joke. The school wants to pave Bud Winter Field to Darn. No more getting letters from the The other day when I went to lunch The chances of me graduating seem acconunodate parking for the new students that No more taking stay-awake pills to library telling you your diploma will with some friends, I realized that the pretty grim as of now. will be living in the new housing project, but only write the paper that was due a week be held unless you pay $100 for the combination of people sitting together I might actually have to put up with when it is completed. and a half ago. $10 paperback book you checked out eating sushi and talking about wars, all these monsters and twisted fairies Meanwhile, there is a multiple-story parking No more trying to turn in the late two semesters ago, which of coarse, is blind dates with underage girls, being for another full semester. garage in construction at the corner of San Fernan- paper and realizing you have no clue still in the trunk of your car. sick, family embarrassments, first To stay in tune with the theme of do and 4th Stniet, across from the joint library. what the class section is, not to men- No more tickets from parking in the time getting wasted stories, in depth Tuesday night's karaoke celebration, By the time the new housing project is complet- tion the teacher's first or last name, parking garages from when you didn't analysis of Israel, documentary pho- all I have to say to those graduating is ed, the parking garage will probably be constructed. eventhough it's already half way in to feel like walking the ten blocks blocks tography and, of course, internships, "You will survive, yeah yeah ..." The garage is next to the school, and so there will the semester. to school attempting to defeat the will probably never happen again. be no need to make another Park and ftide and No more slapping your face to keep odds arid park your CRT backward so Or Tuesday night when one of them destroy the field. awake during lectures and hoping the evil university police wouldn't give got on stage and sang Madonna's "Like Karla Cachet is the Spartan Daily everything gets in your brain through you a ticket. a Virgin" to a deserted Japanese Photo Editor "Where's My Lighterr Peter Nguyen osmosis. No more avoiding that certain karaoke bar as he stiffly shook his appears Fridays freshman computer science Solution to parking jif you partake Things are beginning problem is light rail of thoge fruitg, to get a little hairy here you... is a response to the editorial about paving it'Ll cogt Hairy women don't really Thisover Bud Winter Field for more student park- bother me. Women with ing. hairy armpits and hairy I do not understand why many of our students legs are fine by my standards. insist on driving their cars t,o school in the first I'm not saying I don't like place. We would not even need to consider paving shaved armpits and legs; it's over Bud Winter Field if more students took advan- just that I'm not put off by hair. tage of the valley transportation available. Most guys are so funny about If everybody is so stuck on driving, they can drive that. their cars to a nearby Park and Ride Light Rail Sta- Some guys go so far as to tion. shave themselves. I doubt the cars care where they are parked, a I've had friends that have But in European countries, parking garage or a Park and Ride station. The Park waxed their chests and they it's completely accepted. and Ride Stations are placed so that they aren't too look so silly to me. Other women said when it far out of the way for many of the surrounding ' They look like one of those gets hot outside, armpits can get urban areas. ridiculous male models that are sweaty and itch. For a student who lives in South San Jose, the prevalent on those Gillette com- I can understand that, light rail is less inconvenient than driving all the mercials. although mine don't itch. way downtown and fighting for parking. I'm not bitter because I have I have to buy the hardcore If more students took the light rail, then there a hairy chest. deodorant, Mitchum. would be less traffic in the parking garages. It's not that hairy, though. At $4 a pop, it's a no-messing- This would ease the parking tension for those I guess you could call it around deodorant. students who find it more economical to drive to medio-hair. Covering up body odor is school. I think that our students are lazy, so lazy I just thank Satan that I funny, as well. that they would rather drive to school hours early to I*4-+4:111 don't have a hairy back or ass. During the time of fight for parking (a huge inconvenience) than use I don't have the hair loop. Napoleon's reign, if he were the convenient light rail provided by the city and ATLANTIC FEATURE SYND r 2002 MARK PARISI www.offthemark.com MarkParisigaol.com For those of you that don't out on the battlefield, he our tuition. Imow what I'm alluding to, the would notify his wife, hair loop is hair that goes up Josephine, a few days in Adrian Loftin your chest, between your crack, advance when he was coming freshman oRiGitIAL_ slt4 -rto( up your back to your head, cre- home. business administration ating a loop. His specific instructions were Shaving my face is such a that Josephine not bathe for a Coalition for Social Justice, 90.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio pain in the ass that I wouldn't few days, so Napoleon could Solidarity and Unity Tuneful Tuesdays: Live music every do it if I didn't like hair on my revel in the aroma, which was Weekly meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacheco week. This week: hip-hop with Ostrich face. considered erotic. room to collectively organize eventa this semes- Head and The Basica from noon to 1 I can't imagine taking a blade I searched for hairy women Spart ter. All student organizations are welcome. p.m. in the Student Union Amphitheater. to my legs and armpits. on the Internet and found an For more information, contact Shaun It makes me wonder why array of sites. uide SJSU Faculty/Staff Walking Club Morris at 924-8764. women shave in the first place. Most were pornographic. Beginning/intermediate levels: take I asked some of my female I guess there's a fetish with hairy women. Friday half of your lunch and walk around campus. MOSAIC: SJSU's multicultural center companions (yes, believe it or Sunday Meets every Monday from 11:30 a.m. out- MUS/C, improvisation. meditation and cul- not, I do have some) the age-old Some were serious, calling for A.S. Campus Recreation Chicano Commencement Committee side of the Career Center. For more infor- tural exchange with Eddie Gale from 7 p.m. question of, why shave? women to put the razor down Yosemite your way enmllment deadline is Weekly 'nesting at 2 p.m. in the Chicano mation, oontact Teresa Backer at 924-6055. to 9 p.m. in the MOSAIC, multicultural cen- From my brave interviews, it and not to adhere to the idea today at the University House For more infor- For more information, contact ter in the Student Union. For more informa- seems to be a cultural learned that women have to shave. Resource Library. It could mation, contact Matt McNamara at 9'24-6217. chicano mmmencement@yahoogrouptcom. Tuesday tion, contact 924-6255. experience. have something to do Women said they learned it with magazines such as Cos- International Howie mopolitan, which tell women Women's Resource Center and Feminist Asian American Journalist Association Counseling Services from their mothers, which was Pancake brealtfamt finm 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 there's something wrong with blajority Pizza night from 6:30 p.m. Ui 6:30 p.m. in the General procesa group from 2:30 p.m. to passed down from their mothers p.m. at 360 S. llth St. For more information, and so on. them if they don't dress a cer- Take back the night: A pniterit rally against Almaden mom of the Student Union. For more 4:30 p.m. in the Administration building, vtdence at 6 p.m. an the Stu- contact 924-6570. One said her aunt made fun tain way or "drive him wild in rape and domestic information, contact Van Nguyen at n3-51198. Room 201. For more information, contact Kell bed." dent 1.7nion Amphitheater. For more informa- of her because she didn't shave Catholic Campus Ministry Fujimoto and Jen, Landau at 924-5910. Not every woman I asked tion, contact Erika Jackson at 507-8535. her legs. told Sunday maro at 11 a.m.. folkiwed by brunch Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano She even said in the last rela- me why she shaved. and at 5 p.m., follmvod by dinner at the Catholic de Aztlan Counsel i ng Services tionship she had, her former Some became offended, and School of Art & Design Campus Ministry 300S 10th St. For more infor- Weekly officers meeting at 6 p.m. in Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered sup- boyfriend became sickened at told me it was none of my busi- 10 a.m. Student gallery exhibitions from motion, (nutria Sister Marcia Krim. at 938-1610. the Chicano Library Resource Center, Mod- port gmup from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the the smallest stubble of hair on ness. to 4 p.m through Friday in the Art and ule A. For more information, contact Adri- Adrninistration building, Room 201. For more her legs. I respect that. Industrial Studies buildings. For more infor- Monday ana Garcia at 250-9245. information, contact Sheening Lin at 924- But it also made her feel So, I say, women of America, mation, contact John or Nicole at 924-4330. 5899 or Terri Thames at 924-5923. fresh after shaving. refute the notion of living under Black Graduation Health Science Undergraduate Interesting. the blade. Catholic Campus Ministry Black graduation committee meetings Student Association Guys can have stubble on In the words of Eric Clapton, Sparta Guide is provided free of charge Daily Maw at 12.10 p.m. at 300 S. 10th everyone welcome at 7 p.m. in the Africana Rice krispies fest from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in their face, they can have goa- "Let it grow, let it grow." to students, faculty and staff members. The St. For more information, contact Stater Mar- Center in the modul. next to the ATMs. For front of the Student Union. For more infor- tees and mustaches, but any deadline for entries is noon, three working cia Krause a 938.1610. more information, contact Traci at 265-2408. mation, Lauren Droira at 942-0367. hair on a woman is forbid- days before the desired publication date. den . Beau Dowling is the Spartan Counseling Services sjapirit.org OW,T,W) Center Entry forms are available in the Spartan It's amusing how hair is Daily Managing Editor. Relationahip recovery support group from Meditation and meditation inetruction Human and public service career forum Daily Office. Space restrictions may require frowned upon in this coun- "Professional Crastinator" 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Administration build- from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Tipi Chapel from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Seventh Street editing of submissions. Phone or email sub. try. appears Fridays. in ing, Room 201. For more information. contact next to Robert's Bookators. For more infor- Plaza and the Student Union. For more missions not accepted. Entries are printed Jennifer Sharpies at 924-5910. mation. contact Roger at 806-1687. information, contact 9'24-60.31. thr order in which they are retvived

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NIGHTspeech by sexual assault suvivor to start event Representing different faiths continued from Page I Jason Ma, a representative clude with a candle light vigil from Youth for Christ, will also throughout campus. assaults have happened in the speak at the event, said Lorenzo "The candle light vigil is residence halls and Spartan Vil- Deveza, who was the Spartan always a big part of Take Back lage. Party nomination for A.S. presi- the Night. It is a way to remem- "These are incidences that dent. ber survivors and victims of vio- people need to know about. Even "This is not an anti-man lence against women," Jackson if only one or two of the event," inci- Jackson said. said. dences are true, we have a prob- Deveza said Ma will speak out lem. We need to bring awareness in support of women taking back There has been some debate to that problem," Jackson said. the night, by telling men what about when the last Take Back She said she waited patiently they can do to stop rape and the Night took place on the SJSU for someone to organize the event domestic violence. campus, Jackson said. last year. There will also be a survivor Wiggsy Si vertsen, faculty "When I noticed that the speak-out, Jackson said, that will adviser for the Women's Resource Women's Resource Center wasn't operate much like an open-mike Center, said a few events may doing it on its own and the night. have taken place over the years, Women's Studies department She said survivors will have but she said they were small. wasn't doing it on its own, I decid- the opportunity to speak about "The last one I remember was ed to step up," Jackson said. their experiences. eight years ago," Sivertsen said. A 16-minute speech by a sexu- "If there are not enough sur- Associated Students, the al assault survivor will start the vivors that want to speak, we will the event, she said. have a moment of silence for Women's Resource Center, Ruckus, a multi-cultural those who were lost to domestic Women of Color Collective, Uni- woman's self-defense group, will violence and the effects of rape," versity Housing and the Feminist demonstrate techniques women Jackson said. Majority Leadership Alliance can use to defend themselves. She said the event will con- sponsor the event. ( tv Kinskey / Daily Stall University Library Dean Patricia Breivik, noon in the Enginnenng building. The panel left, junior French major Fatima included representatives from four different reli- MOSAICProgram slated to return for fall semester Aboukhaled, center, and junior art major gious faiths, presenting their belief systems and ontinued from Page I "It will leave a tremendous Kraal explained how she felt it Rana Jomaa, right, share a discussion follow- answerering questions from the audience. void," Saffold said. "Corrie is kind was better for the program to ing an interfaith panel talk on Thursday after- student assistants," Kraai said. of the glue that kept everything shut down for the rest of the "But we didn't think that would here together and open. It is semester, rather than to stay be fair to everybody involved." going to be difficult to find some- open without any full-time staff. Already scheduled events one with the positive energy that "I think it's better this way," sponsored by MOSAIC will go on she brought to the program." Kraal said. "There really isn't POETRY Organizers hope to have an event every month as scheduled until April 25. Kraai's influence on MOSAIC that much of the semester left. MOSAIC will return for the was instrtunental to the growth Most of the students will be continued from Page 1 "Fve been dancing for three it to me," Salazar said. fall semester, according to St. Saf- of the program, according to oth- bogged down with finals in a few months. It's fun (but) it hurts. I Adriana Garcia is the presi- fold, Campus Life's associate ers in the department. weeks and won't have time for through the show. wear an arm band on my elbow dent of MEChA and in charge of vice-president for student affairs. "All of the progress we've made what we provide. Itll be better for SJSU student Cameron Moore and I wear knee pads cause it organizing the event. has hurts my knees," Dereza said. "We are currently in the been because of Corrie," said the program to get a fresh start said it's fun to dance. "It's simple to get the word out. Nhung Nguyen, a student Crystal Salazar, an adminis- process of finding a department assis- in the fall." "It's a good hobby and it's also Publicity is hard to do, but once tant for MOSAIC. "It's just so sad Whether or not that fresh good for exercise. As a college stu- tration of justice major, sat the you get the right people and good coordinator," Saffold said. "We near the front, only a few feet she's leaving. Corrie is MOSAIC. start will be with someone as dent it gives me something to do energy, it works," Garcia said. hope to have that done by July 1." Shell be really hard to replace." from the twirling legs of the dedicated to the program as other than partying and drink- She said it gets better every The program will also need to Saffold echoed Nguyen's senti- Kraai is still dancers. to be decided. Moore said. month. find an activities coordinator ments of Kraai's value to MOSA- Saffold is determined to find ing: She said she's too shy to speak along with a department secre- IC. someone like Kraal. Lorenzo Dereza helped assist before a crowd and content just "(Next year), I hope to keep it tary, Kraai said. She had been "She was equally responsive to "It will be incredibly difficult his friends in establishing the being in the audience. going every month. Maybe two wearing both coordinator hats the needs of everyone," Saffold to find someone as good as Corrie Urban Arts Club in 2000, though "This is the first time I've ever times a week. It depends on the since Jan. 2. said. "She would do whatever it to take her place," Saffold said. only recently started break-danc- been to a poetry reading and my people who support it," Garcia Saffold explained how replac- took to make the center a success "That person is out there though ing. friend Adriana Garcia mentioned said. ing Kraai will be a difficult task. for students, faculty and staff." and we will find whoever that is." www.thespartandaily.com ...pass it on ... ALCOHOL Screening participants, results are anonymous continued from Page 1 ers were advised to come because the fact that students are not someone thought they were at immortal, and put their health at a typical day when you are drink- risk. risk if they drink too much. ing? How often in the last year The majority of the students Several students declined to have you needed a drink in t.he showed up to be screened because be interviewed, but one who was morning to get yourself going their professors had offered them willing to speak said he was glad after a heavy drinking session? extra credit, Manibo said. he attended the screening. In all, there were 10 questions. She said students who are "I thought it was helpful. 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- UM 4 1PRIL 12, 2002 SPORTS SAN IOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Learning experience continues for Giants Even though the Giants are the defending co-champions, Hayes wasn't San Jose looks quick to point out any one team that his ball club had to watch out for in defend- ing their league title. to defend title "We look at them one game at a time," Hayes said. "Tonight's game is the most with another important game of the year." Threets said the main goal every sea- son is to move up in the organization crop of hopefuls -ro get to San Francisco" but it is still important to try to win too. "You always want to do what you can By Andrew Bollinger to help out the team, but as a player DAIL,/ STAFF WRITER you've got to develop," Threets said. "You're working as a team, but develop- The Sall Jose Giants headed into the have fun out 2002 season loolcing ing as an athlete. You don't to do defend their don't tvin). It's no fun los- 2001 California League title without a there (if you ing." co-champion asterisk this time. league The Giants Although the Giants won the a class-A affiliate of the many of the current split the 2001 title last season, California League players were not on the team. championship with few weeks with the Lake Elsinore Storm (art affiliate of Wilfong, who spent a the San San Jose last season, was not amund at Diego Padres) after the playoffs team won ended prematurely because of the events the end of the year when the of Sept. 11. the championship. He said he wants to improve his career, but would also like to win for a change. PREVIEW 'Winning is very important," Wilfong They enter the 2002 with a new man- said "I've never won a championship on ager as they try to defend their California any team, so that's a goal of mine." League title. He said statistics are not always The Giants wrap up a five-game series important. with the Stockton Ports (an affiliate of The outfielder said a team player can the Cincinnati Reds) tonight at Munici- do a lot to help the team, even though he pal Stadium. may not have great statistics. The Giants lost to the Ports on Thurs- Andrea sena /Daily stnif Threets said the team has just as day, much talent as last year, and he feels 9-7 to drop to 4-4 on the season. San Jose Giants Nelson Lara winds up during the Giants' match against the Stockton Ports. The Ports won Even though the season is young, more comfortable with his teammates, manager Bill Hayes said he likes what he Wednesday's game, the third in a four-game series, 7-0. Lara worked two innings and struck out two batters but allowed a which is always good for the team, he has seen so far, and is optimistic his team home run. said. will be successful. "Last year for me was a rookie year, so "I think if we play with the intensity higher level of . rush to name an ace of his pitching staff, named the Rolaids Relief Champion for I wasn't really familiar with everybody. I and the enthusiasm, and the things we "The biggest part for me is everyday which could put added pressure on a the minor leagues awarded to the best think this year everyone knows everyone, can bring to the table, well be competi- you come out here," outfielder Nick Wil- pitcher, he said. closer. so we're pretty close." tive." fong said. "The guys are all too young to be say- The Giants are led offensively by third The Giants new manager, Bill Hayes, Hayes said pitching, hitting and Shortstop Jamie Athas said profes- ing this guy is this and this guy is that. baseman Angel Chavez, who was hitting was a first-round draft choice of the defense are all strengths of the club, but sional baseball is a big difference from The ace is whoever is on the mound that .370 with a triple through the first seven Chicago Cubs in 1978. did point out one weakness inexperi- college ball. night." games of the year, and center fielder He spent nine years as a minor league ence. "It's a longer schedule," Athas said. The Giants most notable pitcher is Jason Ellison, who was hitting .333 with player and appeared in five major league Many of the players are entering their "You have to be more consistent. You Elliot Brown, who was 4-0 with a 0.93 a home run and five RBIs. games with the Cubs between 1980 and first full season of professional baseball, have to deal with the trials and tribula- ERA in 29 innings for the Giants in 2001. As far as having a clubhouse leader, 1981. having left college or signing a contract tions of playing every day. In college you Other notable include San Hayes said there isn't one guy who is Hayes comes to the Giants with 11 out of high school just last year. play three of four times a week." Francisco's 2001 first-round draft choice, made for that role, although he said years of managerial experience in the "There's some guys that are at this Despite having to make a big jtunp Noah Lowry, and left-hander Erick Brown, outfielder Jeremy Luster, and minor leagues, including the past two level for the first time. We don't have a lot from college to the pros, Hayes is confi- Threets, whose fastball has been clocked San Jose State University Alumnus Mike with the Giants other class-A affiliate, of guys with a whole lot of A-ball experi- dent in his players. as fast as 103 mph, according to the Wright would be the closest to what the the Hagerstown Suns of the South ence." "I think our guys are going to handle it Giants front office. team has to a leader. Atlantic league in Maryland. Hayes said the biggest thing for his pretty well," Hayes said. Jackson Markert, who saved 39 games "Those three are the guys I'd say can Hayes led Hagerstown to post season players is getting used to playing at a Although the San Jose Giants have for the class -A Salem-Keizer Volcanoes fall into that roll," Hayes said. "They lead appearances in each of his first two years some talented pitchers, Hayes was in no of the Northwest League in 2001, was by example." in the Giants farm system.

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wimp SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY The hard-luck tale of a lamenting Giants fan edgy this spring.And -game There I'm since Nine games into a 162 was the 1989 series year" vibe. prised all New Englanders the doctor cut me off from Red schedule is to early to get excit- that was interrupted by the All season there's that feeling haven't been committed. Bull because I was developing CHRIS ed. Loma Preita Earthquake that in your brain, that faulty neuron Still, you root, you pray, you what he referred to as a "heart But I just can't stop myself allowed Oakland to pitch its two that refuses to die and believes watch, you attend and you condition," I know it doesn't stem GIOVANNET- from getting my hopes up and aces - Bob Welch and Dave this is the year of destiny. defend your team against any- from the crack cocaine of soft TI playing the always-dangerous Stewart - twice and thus sweep When the Giants are elimi- one who would say a cross word drinks. "What-if" game. the series. nated from contention in a sea- against them. Nope. What if things continue this In 1993, the Giants won 103 son, the baseball year is basical- You stay in your ballpark seat If it's mid-April and I'm over- way? games but missed the playoffs ly over for me. when they're losing 11-0 t,o lowly ly, excited every day, then base- What if Barry Bonds contin- when Atlanta, the team above I watch the World Series but I Montreal in the seventh inning ball must be in the air. ues on his record-breaking pace? them in the standings, won 104 can't wait for Spring Training to on a 90-degree day. Not just baseball in general. revel in it, I can hardly believe it. What if - God forbid - the to ace San Francisco out of a roll around again so I can start You invest your hopes. More specifically, my beloved This can't hold out forever, Giants make the World Series? playoff spot. believing. You put all of your energy into San Francisco Giants. can it? Of course, if they do make the It doesn't stop there. Of course, things could always them. Good times are fleeting. This can't be the year that World Series, I may not be here 1997: Drop opening round be worse. When the season ends and the Girls come and go. everything falls int,o place, can next year writing a column. A playoff series to Florida. I could be a Chicago Cubs fan. title run comes up dry, the per- But the Giants have always it? long time ago I made a promise 1998: Lose one-game playoff The Cubs haven't won the World sonal emptiness sits in your been there, my one constant Could good pitching, timely to God that He could take me to Chicago and miss post-season. Series since 1908 and have only stomach until Spring Training. stem of enjoyment that abounds hitting, talented rookies who once the Giants won the World 2000: Lose opening round made the playoffs a handful of I wouldn't have it any other with new hope every spring and come through, veterans that hold Series. series to New York. times since. way. dies with brutal on-field honesty true to their past, non-debilitat- Besides, I've been tortured 2001: Fall out of National The Boston Red Sox haven't every fall. ing injuries and no earthquakes and teased ever since the Giants League West race in last week- won since 1918 and have come so Chris Giovannetti is the Now that this season is all happen this year? lost the 1987 National League end. painfully close to winning the Spartan Daily Sports Editor. underway, I'm nervous. OK, I'm getting ahead of Championship Series to St. Every one of those years was series myriad times (see Bill 'No strikes, all balls' appears A 7-2 start? AS much as I myself now. Loui s. filled with the "This might be the Buckner, circa 1986), I'm sur- every other Friday. Sharks loss is Blues gain; St. Louis makes playoff with win over San Jose

ST. LOUIS t - Cory Thursday night over the San San Jose had a four-point Ray Ferraro had a goal and the Red Wings on Saturday in Another goal, which would Stillman had two goals as the Jose Sharks. lead over the Los Angeles an assist, and Keith Tkachuk St. Louis and Sunday in have tied it at 2 in the second St. Louis Blues clinched a play- Brent Johnson made 22 Kings, who played later Thurs- scored his 38th goal for the Detroit. period, was denied to Teemu off berth for the 23rd consecu- saves for the Blues, who denied day, with two games to go and Blues, who have won four of Adam Graves scored on a Selanne because it was judged tive season - the longest cur- the Sharks a chance to clinch was in second place overall in five. first-period deflection for the he deliberately redirected the rent streak in professional their first division champi- the Western Conference with 97 St. Louis has two games left, Sharks, who have won five of puck into the net with his sports - with a 4-1 victory onship. points. a home-and-home series with seven. skate.

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STUDENT ID REQUIRED. d ill discount or coupons for to the campus community. ill vecatIons or merchandise. *Lost & Found ads are offered free as a service d HWANG Author wrote 'M. Butterfly' and 'Face Value' LIBRARY speaker wrote more than 30 terrorism articles arc continued from Page I speak, I want to." ing when he's writing and about continued front Page I International was from Arizona," because the way our laws Kahn said he has worked with his flops," Dougherty said. Georges-Abeyie said. "As a mem- structured, we do." "This is done through the Cen- Hwang before and met the note- Hwang said he would never where due process of law had ber of Amnesty International, we James Battle, a junior major- ter For Literary Arts. It brings worthy author before his success forget the negative response for been suspend for various minori- are opposed to the death penalty, ing in anthropology , said he great artists and major writers, with "M. Butterfly". his 1992 play 'Face Value,' his fol- ty groups," Georges-Abeyie said. no matter what the convicted per- found the discussions with maybe four a year, (to campus), "I was lucky enough to work at low-up to 'M. Butterfly.' "After the attack on Pearl Har- son allegedly did." Georges-Abeyie to be informa- and provide access to students for the National Playwrights Festi- "In a review for 'Face Value,' bor, Japanese-Americans were Georges-Abeyie said article tive. free," Kahn said. val in the early 80's. (I met him) the headline read 'M. Turkey,' rounded up and put in concentra- three of the Universal Declara- Jeff Paul, multicultural center Beth Anstandig, the director of early in his career and had the which shows how your big hit can tion camps on the West Coast, tion of Htunan Rights is the right librarian and host, said Georges- the Center For Literary Arts, said incentive to follow his work," become an albatross," Hwang their rights under the constitu- to life. Abeyie is an interesting person she organizes the major author Kahn said. said. tion were suspended," Georges- "We interpret that to mean and prolific speaker. series and helps bring the Hwang graduat,ed from Stan- He is also the co-author of the said. "Since Sept. 11 we that the state does not have the "I am glad that we were final- ford in 1979. Abeyie right to kill its citizens or the cit- authors to San Jose State Univer- Disney musical "Aida," the win- have been in a very different ly able to introduce Georges- sity. In 1980, one of his earliest ner of four 2000 Tony Awards and izens of an other state (country)," Abeyie to the campus," Paul said, plays, "F.O.B." (an acronym for mode, there are at least a thou- he said. "Amnesty's position is, "He lives in New York City. is currently reworking Rodgers sand people in the United States "I only wished more people were When we invite an author we go "Fresh Off the Boat") won an and Hammerstein's musical, that we are absolutely opposed to and meet this very Obie Award for the best new play being held with out due process of the death penalty, we see it as a able to come through an agent. He was very "Flower Drum Song." law." interesting man." willing to come and speak with of the season. Dougherty said she has recent- violation of human rights." is It focuses on a Chinese inuni- Georges-Abeyie said if Ameri- He said he believes America is Battle said Georges-Abeyie students," Anstandig said. ly seen Aida and enjoyed it and would suspend an important asset to the univer- grant's relationship with two Chi- remembers "Flower Drum Song." cans could, they a primary violator of human English major Matt Cox said many rights in the Bill of Rights, sity and the community. he first read "M. Butterfly" in an nese American students he meets "I've seen the (1961) film rights. in Los Angeles. including the First, Fourth and "They execute the mentally "The discussions covered a English class when he was 18 or 'Flower Drum Song,' which I'm wide range of issues. I found him 19. Hwang said, in reference to his glad he's updating. Even back Fifth. retarded," Georges-Abeyie said. play "F.O.B.", he's not too creative "It is ironic that the one hun- "Most nation states do not exe- to be interesting and well "It was one of those works of then, I think it was stereotypical. informed," Battle said. when it comes to conjuring up a He's still writing in the genera of dredth person freed by Amnesty cute the mentally deficient, but literature that reaffirmed my character's name. conviction of pursuing a career in that time, but not so much as it "(The main character) Dale is being just a movie. He's working literature. It's where my passion a fairly autobiographical. If you lies," Cox said. with an all Asian cast to make it change the L to a V, you have said. SJSU group is marketing technology tool belts "Personally, I like to know Dave," Hwang said. true," Dougherty CLASS where I'm going and where I Stager said he is intrigued by Anstandig said retired English continued from Page I what they have learned in their giving insight int,o the entrepre- started. The road, it's the the concept of the play, arid is professor Martha Heasley Cox business courses to realistic situ- neurial aspects of business. metaphor for writing the play interested knowing more about it. helped fund the event. the product which the SJSU stu- ations. "This program will enrich any- itself," Hwang said. "It's something we can all "She is a big fan of theater. She dents will be usir is information "I'm hoping to get practical one who wants to major in busi- English Major J.D. Stager said relate to in California, as part of stays very current in contempo- technology tool tit `s, which carry experience of what we learn in ness," he said. "It's an advanced his class voted on whether or not the melting pot and (understand- rary playwrights and helps us cell phones, two-way pk,!rs and our classes," said junior Tiffany course, teaching students price- to attend the event. ing) the way other cultures try or decide (on who to invite) by mak- other gadgets typical to the aver- Barr, who is vice president of the knowledge they ing requests," Anstandig said. less skills in "We have to write a review feel as though they have to assim- age citizen of the Silicon Valley. marketing for her group. have so far." about his speech today. It's worth ilate," Stager said. Kahn said Hwang is a very Upon arriving in San Diego, Barr said that most of the important playwright. Another benefit of the compe- the extra work because we get to Phylis Dougherty, a former the groups are faced with a hectic basic principles she has learned Mansouri said, was the "He writes about what it her pre- tition, meet an actual author and find SJSU student, said she admires three-day schedule that involves in classes at SJSU have give back to SJSU, out they're just regular people," means to be an American. It strategizing in their hotel rooms pared for the challenges of the chance to Hwang for his passionate and competition in Stager said. "I know what he has his speaks to everybody, especially in as a group and malting presenta- competition. which hosted the likeable demeanor, and for univer- written, but I haven't read any (of honesty. this (campus) environment," tions to judges. "It helped lay the foundation years past, and show the his work). After hearing him "Hell tell you what he is feel- Kahn said. Although the winners in the so when things are thrown at us sity to be a force in the business competition receive a trophy and we understand," she said. community. recognition, the most rewarding Kris Rushing, who is vice pres- "Bringing SJSU recognition is part of the experience, partici- ident of operations for his group, what I am all about and the team Military asks Venezuelan president pants said, is being able to apply promoted the entire course for is all about," he said. Israeli forces withdraw from 24 villages, but enter other areas to resign after 12 die during protest JENIN REFUGEE CAM1', until Palestinian militias have spread devastation. Army bull- CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - bloodbath. If the National Guard, down that has seriously cut pro- West Bank (AP) - Israel pulled out been crushed. dozers rammed their way Military leaders asked President the army and the marines go at it duction and exports in Venezuela, of two dozen small towns and vil- In the Jenin refugee camp, through narrow alleys, shearing Hugo Chavez to resign and call in the streets, that's what we're the No. 3 oil supplier to the Unit- lages in the West Bank on Thurs- scene of the deadliest fighting in off front walls of homes. The gap- day, but took over other Palestin- Israel's two-week campaign, glimpses of elections, after a day of violence going to have." ed States and the No. 4 oil ian areas, sending mixed si als ing holes provided Thursday in which National The head of the state security exporter in the world. ahead of a truce mission by cre- three dozen armed men, appar- ordinary lives left behind - a Guard troops and pro-Chavez police said he'd ordered his forces In Washington, the White tary of State Colin Powell. ently the last holdouts, surren- school certificate hanging on a gunmen clashed with 150,000 to remain in their barracks. A House had no immediate com- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel dered to Israeli troops Thursday. wall, children's beds, a bike opposition protesters. At least 12 spokesman for Oil Minister ment, spokesman Taylor Gross Sharon has said he would not end Reporters touring the camp thrown in the comer of the room, people were killed and as many Alvaro Silva said all ministers said. the offensive in the West Bank Thursday encountered wide- bookshelves with tea sets. as 110 wounded, officials said. have been meeting with Chavez "We are waiting for the presi- at the presidential palace. dent to make that decision: said Chavez's family flew from a Armed Forces Chief of Staff Bern- Caracas military base to the abe Carrero Cubero. western city of Barquisimeto ear- Retired Gen. Guaicaipuro lier in the day, said Air Force Col. Lameda said Chavez was at the Marcos Salas. presidential palace with loyalist The violence erupted in the Donate Eggs! troops in talks with rebel officers. South American country of 24 Chavez's defense minister, Jose million on the third day of a gen- If you are 21-30 years old. 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