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WiTiFi"-71 INSIDE TRACK SJSU lecturer has high hopes for school board race Diana M. Ramirez

When it comes to running for t he school board, Eric Narveson said he has the inside track. As a history professor at San Jose State University and a parent of children in the Fremont Uni- fied School District, he said he has knowledge of how school districts work. His know- how isn't the only thing Narveson that prompt- ed him to run for one of three Fremont school board seats. It started in February when his sons brought home notices explaining that, because of boundary changes in the elementary schools, they would be moved to I ildbmni hijihi Skiff Azevada Elementary, a school far- Spartan ther away from their home. football players prayed for sophomore Neil Parry after they defeated Neva- ing the game. and according to head coach Dave Baldwin. the team's slogan for the The school meeting regarding da last Saturday. The players wore stickers with Parry's No. 32 on their helmets dur- game was "60 men for one cause for one player" in dedication to Parry. these changes had been scheduled for the day before Narveson received the letter, he said. "It was really, really amateur," Portion of sophomore safety Neil Parry's Narveson said. "You'd think that it \%ould be more professional if they right leg removed after injury, infection See NARVESON, Page 6

11) Marcus R. Fuller it happened. The lack of blood supply to tissue was a critical factor." SIN,Kis I i)ii..k DUN Parry, an undecided major, was a starter Philosophy Neil Parry, a sophomore safety on the on the Spartans special teams. Spartan football team, who suffered a com- The injury occurred on a kick off return pound fracture during a 47-30 loss to the in the third quarter when a UTEP player University of Texas El Paso on Oct. 14, knocked down a member of the SJSU speaker underwent surgery Monday to amputate team, who then rolled into Parry's leg. below his right knee. Spartan head trainer Charlie Miller said Surgery was needed to stop an infection the open fibula fracture was visible requires in Parry's right leg that began Wednesday, through the sock. according to San Jose State University "It was an angulated fracture where the head physician Martin Trieb. lower leg was out of alignment," Miller "It became evident Saturday that there said. "There was extensive bleeding thought was so much destroyed tissue that there through the sock." had to be an amputation," Trieb said. Parry was immediately taken to O'Con- By Beau Dowling The amputation, which was done three nor Hospital where surgery was performed DAR Y STAFF WRI I I.R incliabove the ankle. was performed suc- to put a rod into his lep. The goal of the sur- ce ly at the Stanford Medical Center in gery Saturday was to stabilize the right Philosopher Donald Davidaon is Pa Ito, according to Trieb. tibia, Trieb said. scheduled to speak at 4 p.m. today "The knee is in good condition," Trieb The tibia is the inner and thicker of the in the council chambers of the Stu- said. "There was no infection left in the two bones of the leg between the knee and dent Union at San Jose State Uni- remaining portion." the ankle, sometimes called the shinbone. versity. Trieb said the fracture infection was A few days later, severe swelling began Davidson's speech, titled "What highly unusual in 20-year-old Parry's case. in the post-surgical area, which later led to nady suo Thought Requires," is scheduled to "There are motorcycle accidents where a the bacterial infection. run until 6 p.m. person's leg scrapes along the cement, Parry was moved to Stanford on Neil Parry, a sophomore safety. on the San Jose State University football team. was Christy Aguirre, a philosophy picks up dirt and there's no infection," he Wednesday where physicians worked to wheeled off the Spartan Stadiuni field after injuring his right leg on Oct. 14. Parry' teaching assistant, said she is excit- said. "This particular infection has nnt ed about Davidson visiting SJSU. happened many times don't knaw why see PARRY, Page 6 suffered a compound fracture and had a portion of his leg amputated Monday.' "He is one of the most important figures in philosophy today," Aguirre said. "He branches out into all areas of academia." Rebecca Wolpinsky, another Beethoven's hair locked up for exhibit at SJSU teaching assistant of philosophy, said she is impressed that such a A lock ot 11 Chittenden United States and that this is big name in philosophy is coming to really a world -class research SJSU's small philosophy program. Beethoven's hair i) th) S111. institution," Meredith said. Bo Mou, an assistant professor of is on display in the Four hundred twenty-two "This is not at Stanford or philosophy, said the 83-year-old Vt. me. philosopher is a world-renowned Ira F. Brilliant Cen- strands of hair from the head of Berkeley," Meredith continued. Ludwig van Beethoven are on "This is at San Jose State." leading expert in philosophy of lan- ter for Beethoven display at the Ira F. Brilliant San-San Chang, a piano per- guage, philosophy of mind, theory Studies located in Center for Beethoven Studies at formance major, said she's glad to of knowledge and action theory at San Jose State University. have the Beethoven Center on the University of California at Modular A, Room The exhibit titled, "Medical SJSU's diverse campus because Berkeley. 100. The lock. Mysteries: The Guevara Lock of students from a broader range of Davidson has developed a widely Beethoven's Hair," opened Mon- backgrounds will have access to admired and influential theory of which was cut from day at the Beethoven Center it. mind al language, and his work is Beethoven's head located in Modular A, Room 100 Music major Christopher closely 'elated to linguistics, psy- in the Tenth Street plaza. McLaurin said he thought the chology, logic and cognitive science, after his death on SJSU's center for Beethoven Beethoven Center was a good Mou said. March 26. 1827. -tudies is the hub of research and resource for students, but said Accord to The Oxford Com- panion To I hilosophy, edited by 'RA consists of 422 exhibits regarding the 18th and more consideration should be 19th century composer, said the given to modern composers. Honderich, Davidson has devel- strands. center's director, William Mered- "I think that San Jose State oped a widely admired and influen- ith. and the MUSIC program had tial theory of mind and language. Joel lianer "I think that students should access to a lot .. a lot more valu- Honderich also states Davidson's Daily Skiff be proud of the fact that this is the only Beethoven Center in the see HAIR, Page 6 see DAVIDSON, Page 6 4. ;

2 TUESDAY, OCIORER 24, 2000 SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY "How sg, sow sAP" Looking like 'a doll can't replace inner beauty I was a kid, my mother stage of development - well, for the having to mingle among a room full Whendidn't buy my sister and me most part. of strangers. Barbie dolls to play with. It seems that even after we moved I don't especially enjoy schmooz- I think my mom must have known past cattiness, a seed of resentment ing, and to add to my nightmare, that as girls we were going to strug- toward the physically beautiful everyone in attendance was gorgeous gle with our self-image, and she did- remained rooted deep in some of our and seemed to know it. n't want our idea of beautiful to be a souls. I felt as if I was in high school or blue-eyed, blond-haired babe that I'm not nearly as concerned with Hollywood, and I absolutely wanted neither Nicole nor I would ever look what causes this as I am in figuring to disappear into the crowd. like. out what can be done to reverse it. It wasn't that I felt their beauty My mom - like most moms, I A friend of mine, who happens to voided my beauty. Their beauty void- assume - didn't want my sister and be beautiful, smart and talented, said ed my existence. me to base our identities on how we that seeing an attractive girl when And then I talked to some of them looked. she is out with her boyfriend makes and fully understood for perhaps the She told us we were beautiful, but Christina Lucarott her feel bad about herself first time in my life that beauty - she also told us we were smart and Cori it ss to ei On some level, she believes that physical beauty - is only skin deep. talented. another woman's beauty voids her Not everyone I spoke with was I think we believed her. started seeing each other as competi- own. dull or self-centered, in fact some of And I think all of the other girls tion instead of friends. Some cultural It doesn't make sense logically for the guests were funny and sincere, our age believed their mothers when phenomenon took place, and bright a woman to be threatened by the but I realized why my mother didn't they told them the same thing. young women began to base their presence of another woman, but at want Nicole and me to compare our- We were all secure in ourselves, entire self-worth on their appear- some point we seem to have adopted selves to Barbie. giving no reason for anyone to be ance, directly undermining the foun- the distorted belief that physical She wanted us to know that being jealous of anyone else. By adoles- dation their parents had laid. beauty is the source of kindness and a beautiful person was worth far cence, the tides had changed, and This was when my friends and I, charm, intelligence and talent. more than looking like a doll. envy had seeped like a disease into and every other female classmate, A few months ago, I attended a the depths of our self-confident mastved the art of gossiping and party at a chic restaurant in Los Christina Lucarotti is the Sp beings. practiced childish pettiness regularly. Gatos. I only knew the hostess and Daily Executive Efit Thik, I believe, was when girls Fortunately, we outgrew this ugly the guest of honor, so I found myself 1,-trEzread...ac. "Confession" appears Tuesdays. Letters Downloading while Deftones review doesn't do showtjustice driving not advisable is in response to the the people standing because they just came to cars for the 2001 model This article writ- on the floor jumping see Brandon. The ten by TitTany Analla in the Oct. 19. and cheering, not the apathetic people sit- I just want the people out there who year are set to roll into deal- issue of the Spartan Daily. ting in the stands. have never seen the Deftones live before to erships any day now with All I have to say to her is "What are you Well, I was on the floor, and everyone know that they put on a kick-ass show, so their shiny new high-tech gadgets, smokin'?" The Deftones rocked! I thought it there was into it. In fact, the mosh pit got don't let Ms. Analla's opinion deter you such as Internet access and elec- was really unfair how you said their per- the rowdiest when the Deftones played. from seeing them. tronic navigational equipment. formance was a disappointment, because Sure Incubus was good, but they can't Those enthusiasts of the techno- it's obvious that you don't like their music. hold a candle to the Deftones. Chino Boby Medic logical era are probably poised If you're gonna give a critique on a show, Moreno is one of the most energetic front sophomore and ready to purchase like run- then judge the performance based on the men I have ever seen live. business administration ners in the starting blocks just fans' reaction. When I say "fans," I mean I saw a lot of girls leave after Incubus and management waiting for the crack of the pistol. Meanwhile, I want to sneak up behind all those runners and tie their shoelaces together. There's absolutely no reason why we should have these won- Spartqcjuide ders of modern technology dogging our every step - especially in Internet access and navigational huge vehicles that can move at equipment while driving? speeds topping Campbell said these new gad- Today .between Seventh and Eighth versity of California at Berkeley, 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m at the Spartan 90 mph. Most of us can barely gets worry her. . . streets). For more information, call -What Thought Requires," 4 p.m. in Complex, Room 219. For more infor- eat and Nutrition and Food Science Rebecca at 286-6669 ext. 13. the Student Union, Council Cham- mation. call Donna at 924-5046. drive, how do we expect to handle "Somehow, we have come to Ilepartment bers. For mum information, call Bo surfing the Internet while driving think that personal convenience is Body composition testing, noon to CRAM (Community Home Mou at 924-4502. Career Center a half-ton piece of metal scream- more important than safety," she 2 p.m. in the Central Classroom Alliance Ministries) and SJSU internship workshop, 12-30 p.m. ing through traffic? said. building, Room 221. Cost is S5 for Students for Justice Glass Artist Guild at building F. There has been all sorts of pub- A recent column in the San Jose students and faculty. For more infor- Rally for housing and economic Ornament sale, today through Careers in Communication licity in which citizens and politi- Mercury News boasted about mation, call Sherry at 206-7599. justice, 6 p.m at San Jose City Saturday, outside the Student Union. Studies, 12:30 cians burn cell phones in effigy. all the new high-tech "personal p.m. in the Student conveniences" Hall, 801 N. First St. For more Union, Guadalupe room. For more Rep. Marsha Campbell (D-Mis- that would be avail- Society for Advancement of information, call Jennifer Camas Seventh Annual SJSU Art information, call the Career souril is currently working with able on the new cars. Management at 732-7653. History Symposium Resource Center at 924-6034 Advocates for Cell Phone Safety to The 2001 Cadillac DeVille and A club for all majors interested Deadline for lunch orders is create a bill that would prohibit Seville sedans will offer Web- in management experiences. Mem- School of Art & Design Wednesday for the symposium, Associated Students the use of cellular or digital enabled "infotainment." According bers are eligible for a free trip to Student galleries art exhibi- 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Nov. 4 in the A.S. Debate Series - Proposi- mobile telephones while operating to the article, drivers would be Las Vegas. Join today. Contact us tions. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Engineering building auditorium, tion 38 and Measure A, noon to a motor yehicle. able to download e-mail, read at samsjeuttlyahoorom Student galleries art receptions, Room 189. Admission is free. 2 p.m. at the Student Union The only sort of phone use that mapping CD-ROMs and get navi- all galleries. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Both Lunch is $5 and requires pre-regis; Amphitheater. For more informa- would be allowed, according to the gation assistance. San Jose Chamber Music Society events are in the Art and Indlistri tration. Lunch registration forms tion, call Samuel Cases at 924- bill, would be to contact emer- How easy is it to read e-mail Get your tickets now for Chilin al Science buildings. For more are available in the Art building 6409. gency personnel and for emer- and watch the road at the same girian String Quartet in concert, information, call John or Nicole at outside of Room 110. gency personnel to use phones time? 924.4330. when performing their Another option for next year's 7 p.m. with pre-concert talk at 6:30 Jewish Student Union/Hillel duties. p.m, Sunday Oct. 29 at Le Petit Wednesday Mizrah art making: "Miriam's There are no good statistics car models will allow drivers to SJSU Sailing Club Trianon Concert Hall. 72 North Group,' 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. at 336 E. that report the number of high- push a button to download and Practice. 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m at Fifth St Student tickets are $10 REACH (Re-Entry And William St. (between Seventh and way accidents or deaths caused by display stocks, news, sports and Lake Cunningham, near Raging For more information, call SJCNIS Commuter Help Program) Eighth streets). R.S.V.P. by Friday, cell phone use in cars, but I've weather. Waters. No experience necessary. voice mail at 286-5111. Brown bag lunch - Halloween Oct. 20. For more information, call seen enough in my days of driving That's just what we need on the co-ed. For raore information, call Party, noon to 1:30 p.m. an the Stu- Arlene at 286-6669 ext. 11. that can convince me of the dan- roads: investors getting into an Catholic Campus Ministry Joanna Dilley at 1650) 799-3208 or gers. accident because they were trying e-mail JoDilleytitaol.com. dent Union, Pacheco room. For Daily Mass. 12.10 p.m. to 12:36 more information, call Jane Boyd Student Development Work. I once saw a woman driving her to look at their stock quotes. p.m. at the Campus Ministry shiny new SUV and talking on the I saw an accident recently that Library Donations & Book Sales at 924-5950. shop Series Chapel. 300 S. 10th St phone at the same time. probably could have been avoided. Ongoing book sale, 10 a.m. to 4 Marketing your college leader- Bible Trek 2001. 6,30 p.m. to The only reason I The driver was eating while p.m. in Clark Library, 4th floor, Room Students for Justice ship skills in the "real world." 4:30 noticed this 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Ministry 408. For more information, call the Weekly meeting, 6 p.m. at the p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Student woman was because she was only speeding and, while getting a bet- Social Hall. For more information, acquisitions department at 924-2705. Student Union, meeting lounge. Union, Pacheco room. For more halfway in the lane. The other half ter grip on his sandwiche. ad call Father Charlie at 938-1610. For more informatioh, call Vanessa information, call Gina Lorenzo at of her vehicle was in the emer- swayed into the left em cy Spartan Rugby Nisperos at 504-9654. 924-5950. gency lane. Also, she was going lane. In swerving back o he SJSU Ballroom Dance Club Rugby practice, 3 p.m to 5 p.m. about 15 miles slower than the road, he overcorrected and spun Beginning and intermediate at South Campus #10th and Alma MEChA (Movimiento Estudi- The English Society speed limit. into two other cars. salsa lessons followed by open st eeeee ). All are welcome to as though play. anti' Chicano de Aztl&n) Meeting, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. As I pulled out from behind her, Luckily, it looked dancing, 7 p.m to 9 p m at the No try outs. For more information, Weekly meeting, 3:30 p.m. at English Department Tea and I sped so I could see what had her there were no serious injuries, but Spartan Complex. Room 89. For call Dustin Winn at 295-8962. the Chicano Resource Center, Mod Introduction of the new writing attention so captivated. She was it could have been worse. more information. call 924-SPIN. ule A. For more information, call faculty, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Both holding her cell phone with one He could have been checking School of Art & Design Adriana Garcia at 615-8543. events at the English Faculty hand and was flipping through the the weather on the Web. Tuesday night lecture series, Golden Key International Office, Room 104. For more infor contents of a file folder at the Honor Society Roger Shimomura, "An American Gay Lesbian e 1 mation, call the English depart same time. Diana M. Ramirez is a Vile ore sponsoring a resume Diary." slide chronology of his work Trensgender Alliance ment at 924-4425. And we think we can handle Spartan Daily Staff Writer workshop Bring your resume and currently exhibiting at the San Meeting/discussion, 6 p.m. in get valuable answers to your ques Jose Museum of Art, 5 p.m to 6 p.m in the Art building. 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SPARTAN DAILY S BOt_RTIS 3 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2000 S A N JOSE sir AT a: UNIVERSITY SJSU women take it to Fresno in home finale

By Minal Gandhi "I've been going on a no-scoring tans came in the middle of the streak for quite some DAILY STAFF time, so I second half, when Apodaca's WRITER feel good right now." pass from the center went to for- The Spartans took 10 shots in ward Karli Silveira and later to For the first time since 1996, all, two more than the Bulldogs, Brum. the Spartan women's soccer who led with a goal in the first Interim head coach Tamie team defeated Fresno State Uni- minute of the game, thanks to Grimes said she thought the versity. Fresno's Jack i Jewell. game would give the team a San Jose State University strong, positive performance beat the Bulldogs 2-1 Friday in going into the Western Athletic its final home game of the sea- Conference playoffs. son at Spartan Stadium. "It's nice to go "The game was unbelievable. Although the women showed It's nice to go into WAC (play- cooperation and support on the into WAC (playoffs) on a winning note. And I field, it seemed as though a com- offs) on a winning think it's a great way for our ment from Fresno State's coach, seniors to go out," Grimes said. Peter Reynaud, really fueled note. And I think Apodaca said that the past their motivational fire. week was "trying" due to in-team "The Fresno coach, and I it's a great way issues, but everything was fig- quote him, said we were 'a hard- ured out and settled before the working team with no skills,'" for our seniors to game. said Brandy Apodaca, a mid- "We all came together today fielder and one of the three cap- go out." and decided that instead of play- tains for the team. "And needless ing for the seniors - *ramie Cirimes, to play for to say, we proved him wrong, and ourselves, play for each other," I think he lit a fire underneath Spartan head coach she said. us that he probably didn't want SJSU stands with a 7-11-1 to deal with today." Brum's first goal, which tied record before the WAC playoffs, The game will remain an the game, came in the last sec- which is scheduled to begin Nov. unforgettable one for senior for- onds of the 18th minute. Mid- 2 in Fresno. Jackie D 'Antonio Daily Staff ward Julie Brum who scored fielder Kristina Jacob assisted Grimes said the team would both goals for SJSU. by shooting a corner kick deep prepare for the championships Spartan sophomore defender Kristyn won it's final home game of the se n Fri- "I'm so excited. It's our last into the Bulldogs' goal, where just like it has this season. Mescher sideswipes a Bulldog player at day 2-1. The Spartans recorded theiifrfirst win game, our senior day, and this is Brum was waiting to quickly "We need to train hard and the first time we beat Fresno. I head the ball into the net. hope that we do our best," she Spartan Stadium. San Jose State University over Fresno State University since 1996. just realized this," Brum said. The second goal by the Spar- said. Women's !nth,. volleyball .7renches team looks

to tourney spiuun ' Volleyball 4- Notebook efft. By Tiffani knalla help as the Spartans took the sec- lost in four games to SJSU. ond game 15-8, and ultimately, DAILY SIM the match. Records in reach SJSU's dominance continued The Spartan women's volley- in the third game, as the crowd Another record is about to be ball team has hopes of nabbing a stood for match point. broken by senior Joslynn Gal- selection to the NCAA tourna- The quest for a NCAA spot lop. She needs to accumulate ment this year. The Spartans had continued Saturday night at the only 17 more kills to break the a 25-6 record last year and fin- Event Center as the Spartans WAC career kill record of 1,804 ished second place in the Western once again routed another confer- by Fresno State's Tricia Tuley. Athletic Conference, but they ence foe, Texas Christian Univer- Gallop leads the WAC in kills were passed over by the selection sity 13-15, 15-6, 15-7 and 15-12. averaging 5.74 per contest. committee. SJSU's teamwork continued Also malting her mark on the Kohjiro Kinnu Daily Staff "We have high hopes to make with Blair leading the team in Spartans record book is junior it and keep beating the teams kills with 23 and adding 6 digs. Brianna Blair. She is currently Joslynn Gallop, a senior middle blocker for Event Center. The Spartans won in four sets we're supposed to beat," sopho- Gallop contributed 19 kills, 14 ninth on SJSU's career kills list the San Jose State University's volleyball Saturday, 13-15. 15-6, 15-7, 15-12. They will more outside hitter Christina digs and two blocks. with 895. Blair is third in the Lukens said. Freshmen outside hitter Kim- . conference averaging 4.35 kills team, hits the ball past the Texas Christian face Fresno State at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the San Jose State University (16- berly Noble contributed 16 kills. per game. University Horned Frogs defenders at the Event Center. 5) brought out its brooms to Smith tallied 57 assists in the sweep Southern Methodist Uni- contest and also had a game high versity (11-8) out of its kitchen to 15 digs against TCU (12-12). notching its seventh shutout of The Spartans' defensive spe the season, 15-5, 15-8 and 15-9 cialist, sophomore outside hitter Friday night at the Event Center. Jeanine Haldi, notched 11 digs in "I think we played well," the match. Lukens said. "We have a lot of Lukens "floater serve" helped depth on the team." her achieve a career high in serv- Senior middle blocker ice aces with five. Joslynn Gallop led SJSU with 'There's a lot of good team have one life, 19 kills. chemistry," Lukens said. "We You only Junior outside hitter Brianna know we're a good team, and we so choose your career Blair added 14 kills and two need to play up to our ability." wisely. When you become blocks. The lone setter on the SJSU has won six consecutive team, junior Savannah Smith, matches, seven of eight in the a Doctor of Chiropractic, ho leads the conference in conference. you get lifestyle rewards sista, had 43 assists in the vic- SJSU is gearing up for its next plus the satisfaction from 0ry. match, which is set for 7:30 p.m. At the start of the second Saturday at the Event Center helping others to good game, the Spartans reeled off six against conference rival Fresno health. You do it the straight points with Lukens serv- State University (12-10). natural way, with your ing. The Bulldogs have dropped Head coach Craig Choate five straight matches to the Spar- own hands, not drugs yelled to his team, "Don't let tans and are currently fourth or surgery. And, when it them off the hook." place in the WAC with a 5-3 comes to your chiropractic After a 12-3 surge by SJSU, record. On Oct. 11, Fresno State the Mustangs were forced to call education, one name a timeout to put an end to the rBUY1GErlforonly490 stands out. Palmer. 4.14141, Ad 04.1114 tisk. onslaught. This proved to be of no pi teittittl ',O. or% ogee or kw, 111. tmll OLEO Fir yr.v7,7 Tr. palmer chiropractic. .., la. atel14 401 2111671 Council lived America's Leader in On the Palmer Chiropractic Web site you'll find out what it's Studpnt Travel like to be a chiropractor and how Palmer Chiropractic is leading SALE SALE SALE "the good health revolution" in a surprising number of ways. Sale Dates: 10/24-10/28 Check it out today. LONDON $265 LO N N. PARIS $345 AMSTERDAM $379 ROME $385 NOW HIRING FRANKFURT $309 MADRID $369 Other destinations available! SECURITY

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2000 SPARTAN DAII SAN JOSE STA"! E FRS' IN Fraser shines in 'Bedazzled' By Kate Kositch and married to Allison, Elliot gets all he wanted but not in the nice DAILY STAFF WRITER little package he imagined. In an attempt to be more social- The joke is on him. ly adept, most people might try to Elliot realizes he is a Colom- get out more or read a self-help bian drug lord with angry busi- book. Not Elliot he turns to the ness associates and a wife who devil. cannot stand the sight of him. At least, that is the premise Foreseeing that things may not behind 20th Century Fox's go as planned, the devil provided "Bedazzled," which opened Friday. Elliot with a pager to get a hold of her any time he was through living out his wish. Elliot realizes that within every REVIEW dream life he creates there will be some catch. While the movie is somewhat As Elliot tries again and again predictable and full of moral mes- to become Allison's ideal man, sages, it is thoroughly enjoyable. Fraser goes through hilarious Brendan Fraser plays Elliot, a physical transformations that had technical-support adviser in San the audience roaring with laugh- Francisco who tries his best to fit ter. in while admiring a co-worker, He changes from being a dark- Allison (Frances O'Connor), from complected, black haired and mus- afar. tached Colombian to a red-head- Fraser, who usually enchants ed, freckled sensitivity freak to a female audience members, por- 7-foot-6-inch, bleached blond bas- trays a loser desperate to be ketball star. everyone's friend that will even While Fraser exhibits his repel the women watching the impressive range as an actor by movie. playing about half a dozen differ- Elizabeth Hurley plays Lucifer, ent characters, Hurley shows who entices Elliot with a proposi- audiences her determination to be someone for everyone. Above, the devil tion to have whatever he wants for a sexpot and need for a few well- While men will see this movie the small price of his soul. rounded meals. for reasons that differ from (Elizabeth Hurley) Hurley tries her hardest to Another humorous additive to women's motivations, both sexes cheers on Elliot steal every scene with over- the movie is the recurrence of his will come away from this light- (Brendan Fraser) after glossed lips, a sauntering gait and office mates in each new life sce- hearted film with a positive numerous wardrobe changes that nario as different people, such as movie-going experience. she turned him into a provide far too much cleavage and drug dealers and upper-crust gen- basketball superstar. even a cameo crotch shot. tlemen. Elliot, who acluiowledges that The movie opens with scenes BEDAZZLED Left, Fraser as a the temptation put forth by Satan from a busy city where random Columbian billionaire. is wrong, signs over his soul after passers-by are categorized as "sin- CAST: Brendan Fraser. Elizabeth the devil shows him, on a larger ner" or "saint," "virgin" or "horny," Hurley. Frances O'Connor than life screen in surround and the like. photos courtesy of sound, what being with Allison The story wraps up neatly in RATING: PG-I3 could be like. the same manner. NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS 10th Century Fox and What he does not realize is that The movie also demonstrates the devil has a wicked sense of that there are all sorts of people in Regency Enterprises humor. the world and gently implies that, Wishing to be rich, powerful in relation to Elliot's case, there is Kinder, gentler Deftones may lose fans with new album By Kellie ( hittenden Bath," is equally surprising as it to leave something to be desired without the song can download it ting weird. Trying not to drink, to do another by the end of the -resembles gasp a romantic for those looking for a follow-up onto 'their CD for free through DAILY SlAFF WRITER but it don't look bright in the evening." ballad with lyrics like "tonight I to "Around the Fur." the software included on the middle of a tunnel shaped like a While "White Pony" doesn't Die-hard fans of the Deftones feel like more/ tonight V you Critics have called the mellow album. bottleneck." have the mass appeal of some of may be setting themselves up for make the water warm/ ... I sound of "White Pony" a mature Popping the album into a CD- Cheng referred to his drink- the rap-rock band albums such disappointment when they breathed then dried you off." effort for the band that opened ROM drive automatically runs ing in every entry, dispelling the as Limp Bizkit or Papa Roach, it plunk down $18 for the "White Fans old and new might the door for chart-toppers such software that allows fans to idea that this album reflects the may attract a new audience to Pony" album that was re- appreciate "Passenger" with its as Limp Bizkit. admire pictures and streaming band's maturity. the Deftones' music. released Oct. 3. surprise cameo by the frontman Yes, you read correctly. Back video of the band. "First day of bass tracking," It's a shame, though, that in V-- of Tool and A Perfect Circle, in the day, Limp Bizkit opened They can also look at hand- an entry dated Nov. 16, 1999 an effort to grapple onto a piece Maynard James Keenan. for the Deftones. written lyrics to the songs and reads, "spent 5 hours getting of the lucrative "Total Request REVIEW Keenan and Moreno's vocals The album seems like a des- sneak a peek behind the scenes tones forgot how long tones Live" market, they have cheated blend together well on the track. perate last-ditch effort by the during a rehearsal of "Elite." take and what a pain in the ass their devoted following of angry, That is, if they expect to hear "Teenager," the sixth song on Deftones to grapple a piece of the "Elite" is the only song on the it is being a finger player. Fin- pierced headbangers. The word the hard edge rock, billed "noise- the album is also worth mention- MTV market that has eaten up album that promises to deliver ished the song but was too drunk sellout comes to mind. rock," that attracted a cult-like, ing. the heavy sounds of bands such the angst-ridden primal scream- if small, following. as Papa Roach, P.O.D. and Orgy. ing accompanied by the heavy Instead, after a three-year And congratulations to them, guitar and bass that typify the wait since the last album, what The album seems their first single, "Change (In the "noise-rock" Deftones fans have fans will find is a toned-down House of Flies)" landed them a come to expect. version of the Deftones' original like a desperate few trite appearances on MTV's There's also a link on the soft sound. Total Request Live a sure ware called "joystick" which The mellowed-out music last-ditch effort by mark of success. when clicked on, leads to a Pa( seems out of character following the Deftones to But that appears to be where Man-like video game where the Disco a the mosh-pit inspiring singles the momentum runs out for this player controls a white pony such as "My Own Summer grapple a piece of album. with the goal of collecting all of TH SPECIA EST DJ (Shove It)" and "Be Quiet and If their second single, "Back to the musical notes on the game Every; edn -sday Drive (Far Away)" off their plat- the MTV School (Mini Maggit)," doesn't board before the Deflones catch inum-selling sophomore album market. catch hold of a new audience it. ,).15 Co) "Around the Fur." and it's nowhere to be found on Interactive? Yes. Entertain In the first track, "Feiticeira," the latest list of top 20 modern ing? No. - frontman Chino Moreno exposes rock singles the band has lit- Perhaps the most interesting a fear behind the angry lyrics of Again, fans of the Deftones tle else on the album to fall back and revealing feature on the the band's past albums as he grittier "Adrenaline" album may on. software is the journal entries of pleadingly croons, "first untie have to undergo an adjustment "Back to School," which wasn't bass player, Chi Cheng. me/ untie me for now/ you said period, but the accompaniment completed in time for the initial The entries, written during you would, right?" of Frank Delgado's turntable June release of the album, the recording of the album, hint The song breaks down the wizardry lends a funky, likeable evolved from the last track on at some of the turmoil behind wall of anger the Deftones have beat to the track. the original release of "White the scenes, both personal and built through edgy lyrics and These songs have the poten- Pony," "Pink Maggit" and is between the band members. harsh guitar riffs and a certain tial to draw in a new audience included in the re-release ver- In one entry dated Nov. 9 vulnerability surfaces. for the band. sion. 1999, Cheng wrote, "we all need The song that follows. 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History DAVIDSON: NARVESON: History lecturer hopes lecturer Eric Narveson Expert philosopher to breathe new life into Fremont schools is one of 12 candidates run- is world-renowned continued from Page I ning for three wanted our input. I thought that "It's just terrific spots on the continued from Page 1 was really shabby." Fremont Uni- Narveson understands the rea- that faculty is biggest influence being Willard son for the change and said he fied School Van Orman Quine. thinks the school board needed to engaged with District Board. In Honderich's opinion, Quine is shift more students to the other probably one of the most important school. their community." Narveson said American philosophers since World The parents who were affected he "pollutes" War II. by the change formed a group, Mou said last year another David McNeil. the city every making Narveson and his wife the chair famous professor of philosophy, "de facto leaders" because both are history department Friday by put- Richard Rorty, came and spoke a teachers. Even after directing the SJSU. group through the proper chan- teachers will be retiring at the end ting up his "This is a real treat," Mou said. nels, the boundaries didn't get of this school year, so there will be campaign "In the past two years, we have had changed, Narveson said. a lot of open positions. signs. two very famous philosophers Still, the incident inspired One idea Narveson has is to come to the campus to speak." Narveson to create a protest sign, suggest a moratorium, demanding Aguirre said even though Rorty which he posted at the entrance to that first and second year teachers and Davidson are both American the zone he lives in. The sign don't have any extra work, such as pragmatists, Rorty is concerned reads, "You are entering Arbitrary clubs or outside classes. with continental and analytic phi- Zone 193, 178. Real children live Narveson said this would pre- losophy while Davidson is mainly here, not just faceless numbers." vent teachers from burning out so analytic. Even if Narveson is elected to early. According to Mou's handout for the board, he said he wouldn't Although Narveson has confi- his Phil. 10 class, Introduction to overturn the boundary changes. dence in himself, he feels one of his Philosophy, the main idea of philo- Instead, he said he wants to opponents, Nina Moore, may win sophical pragmatism is that effica- focus on bettering communication the election because she has more cy in practical application the between the school board and the experience. issue of "which works out most public so that an incident such as "She brought the after school effectively" provides a standard this one doesn't happen again. - music program back to Fremont," for the determination of truth and Also, he said he hopes to make a Narveson said. "She's been think- meaning in the case of statements, lot of facilities changes. He even ing about this long and hard and rightness in the case of actions and wants to propose that a corporation that's what gives her that edge." value in the case of appraisal. sponsor the maintenance of a school. However, David McNeil, chair- Analytic philosophy mainly con- "That way, the company feels man of the SJSU history depart- centrates on movement and is that they've adopted a campus, but ment said Narveson would be based on the teachings of Socrates, it has to be done with an element great for the position. Plato, Rene Descartes and of taste," Narveson said. "He's dedicated and enthusias- Immanuel Kant, Mou said. He said that perhaps corpora- tic about this possibility," McNeil However, continental philoso- tions, or even private donors, could said. "It's just terrific that faculty Joel Turner phy is rooted in European think- get a plaque to signify their contri- is engaged with their community. ing, mainly concentrating on social bution. That's what we're all about, in a Daily Staff and self-issues, such as existen- "There's a lot of wealth in Fre- way." tialism. mont, a lot of new money," Narve- "He takes on everything sug- The speech is expected to last son said. gested in terms of volunteering to two hours, with the last hour One issue he foresees dealing work with students," McNeil said. reserved for the audience to ask with is the upcoming teacher "He's always working beyond the Davidson questions. shortage in his district. Many call of duty."

HAIR: Only authenticated strands of legendary classical musician's hair on display in Beethoven Center in Modular A

continued from Page I by the donations of Ira F. Brilliant, the eBay recently," Meredith said. "They've birthday present in Cologne on 1 May likely written by a servant, but signed by Beethoven enthusiast and collector for been going for anywhere from $200 to 1883. Paul Hiller." the composer - and also, a receipt bearing able materials.** McLaurin said. "Like, whom the center is named, Meredith $800 a strand, so if you do the math, you Ferdinand Hiller, who cut the lock of his signature. Lou Harrison was about to donate his said. can figure we have 422." hair, was 15 at the time and the student Visitors are invited to play the fortepi- whole archives. He's a very famous com- The lock of hair, named for Alfredo Meredith said the hair on display at of Johann Nepomuk Hummel. ano, a reproduction of a 1795 model, poser But, instead of opting to do that Guevara, was donated to the Beethoven SJSU, which originally consisted of 582 Hummel, a friend and admirer of replicating the type Beethoven may have and get all the new stuff like Harrison, Center by the American Beethoven Soci- hairs, is the only lock of Beethoven's that Beethoven's, brought his pupil with him composed on - with a smaller frame than they decided to do Beethoven, which I ety. has been authenticated. to Vienna to be near Beethoven at the modern pianos and black keys where the guess is okay. It really depends on what Guevara, Brilliant, Caroline Crummey Guevara kept 160 strands of the hair. time of his death. white keys are found on today's pianos. your cup of tea is." and Thomas Wendel are the members of The authenticity of the hair is attrib- The lock's entire history is the subject In addition to the exhibit, the The center, which opened in 1985, is the society who bought the lock of hair at uted to an inscription underneath the of the book which was released this Beethoven Center hosts a collection of the only institution in North America auction on Dec. 1, 1994 from Sotheby's, glass backing of the wooden frame in week, "Beethoven's Hair," by Russell books, articles and videos that are avail- devoted solely to the life, works and London for $7,300, according Stroh. which it is encased. Martin. able to visitors to peruse. accomplishments of Beethoven, and is Meredith said the lock, which was fea- The inscription, made by Paul Hiller, A pre-release edition of the book is on The Beethoven Center is open to the the largest collection of its kind outside tured last week on "Good Morning Amer- translates: "This hair was cut off of display at the Beethoven Center. public from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday of Europe, said curator Patricia Stroh. ica," is worth considerably more today. Beethoven's corpse by my father, Dr. Fer- Also on display at the center is an orig- through Friday. There is no charge for The center, which is jointly funded by "There have been individual locks of dinand V. Hiller on the day after Ludwig inal manuscript of sheet music written in admission. SJSU and the American Beethoven Soci- hair that are supposed to be by van Beethoven's death, that is, on 27 Beethoven's hand, a leaf listing some of ety, is also made possible, in large part, Beethoven that have been on sale for March, 1827, and was given to me as a Beethoven's household accounts - most

PARRY: Athletics opened support fund to help with costs MISSED THE SCORE?

continued from Page I Josh helped SJSU defeat the "Our thoughts, prayers and love OR WANT TO READ IT AGAIN? CRASHES University of Nevada 49-30 with a are with the family," Baldwin said. aren't surgically nurse the infection, but career-high of 17 tackles. After the "Our goal is to have Neil out there WWW .SPAR TA N DA I LY. 0 RG a his condition worsened. Doctors bittersweet victory, he stood up in with his brother for the. Fresno feared his condition might become front of the team and told them game. He will walk out with his fatal when he developed about the possible amputation. brother as a captain." pseudomonas and a fever, Miller "It was very sad," said senior Trieb, who is optimistic about said. defensive tackle Bryan Yeager. "It Parry's condition, said that after By Saturday, Parry's fever sub- brought tears to my eyes and secondary surgery is done to clost sided, but the tissue in his right everyone in the locker room. the knee, he will be able to do sonic foot continued to deteriorate to the Rarely do you see a leader like activities. ifera point where further surgery was Josh, who will stand up and lead a "He would be fully functional.- necessary. team in adverse situations." Trieb said. "Not to play football. "If he didn't have an amputa- Josh, who was unavailable for but people ski with these injuries tion, he would have had a dead comment, is not with the team and and they hike." rt*Child foot," Trieb said. may not travel to Honolulu for Sat- Parry is in good spirits and is Development Parry's brother, Josh, a senior urday's game against the Universi- currently still receiving treatment co-captain on the football team, ty of Hawai'i, Baldwin said. at Stanford, said Baldwin who flew into Reno to meet the team "His concern is with his brother," tries to visit him daily. Centers Friday with the knowledge that his Baldwin said. "This is a family, and The SJSU athletic department Continuing Development Inc. brother may need surgery. he should be with Neil now. 1 don't announced Monday the opening of Head coach Dave Baldwin said know if Josh will go with us to the "Neil Parry Support Fund" he admired the way his leading Hawai'i." which will help his family pay for tackler handled such a difficult sit- Yeager said the team must con- his hospitalization costs. uation Saturday. tinue to play with the same inten- His father, Nick, was apprecia NOW "For him to come and play like sity that the Parry brothers tive of all the support his son has HIRING he played, knowing the circum- brought to the field. received. stances, was incredible," Baldwin "We're not trying to win one for "For what everyone has done, a Full lime and Part lime jobs available in our accredited school age said. the gipper. But, if we could just go parent can't ask for mom," Nick The Spartan players wore out there and play how they Parry said. "Since this tragedy and preschool programs: Parry's No. 32 on their helmets and played, the wins will come," Yeager happened, I thought I lived in a the coaches had his number on said cold world, but the outpouring their hats. Baldwin said the slogan Baldwin said he wishes Parry's from everyone everywhere has Qualified Teachers for the game was "60 men for one family well and hopes for a speedy been incredible and ovenvhelm- TEACHERS cause for one player." recovery. ing." Starting at 811.50 ASSISTANT SITE SUPERVISORS

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