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.Sports, page 5 Oprmon, page 2 11111A A e:r E, page .1 sPARTANServing San Jose State University Since 1934 DAT www.spartandaily.org Former football coach dies at 69 By Ben Aguirre Jr. Dave Baldwin. "It's very emotion- Elway three baseball head coach Sam Piraro, career began at Cal-State North- defeat of then-ranked No. 10 Bay- al to me and coaches everywhere. weeks ago. DAILY STAFF EDITOR who served as Menges' assistant, ridge in 1976 before moving on to lor University. "He was a father figure. He was "I was remembered that in 1979 all the SJSU. In 1981, Elway coached the Jack Elway, father of former a mentor. He was my friend," he shocked," coaches shared a locker room and Elway served as the head coach Spartans to the California Raisin Denver Broncos quarterback John said. "Not many people can be all Menges said. that his locker was next to of the Spartan football team from Bowl. Elway and former Spartan foot- of that at the same time." "He was a great Elway's. 1979 through 1983, and guided Elway also coached the Spar- ball head coach, died Sunday Gene Menges, who served as coach and a "He was a very outgoing, the SJSU football team to a 35-20- tans to a 9-8 record against Pacif- morning in Palm Springs at the the Spartan baseball team's head great guy. It friendly person," Piraro said. "He 1 record. ic-10 Conference opponents, age of 69. coach in 1979 the year when was a pleasure wanted to know about the other During his five seasons with including three consecutive victo- "I was in my office this morn- Jack Elway first signed-on with to be around coaches' sports and their personal the Spartans, Elway led SJSU to ries against Stanford University. ing (when I found out)," said for- San Jose State University said him." lives." its first victory against a national- mer Spartan football head coach he was surprised because he saw Spartan Elway Jack Elway's college coaching ly ranked opponent, a 30-22 See ELWAY, Page 3 Former It's a small world after all Daily Geography class editor transforms stone spheres to globes wins By Emily B. Zurich Flaws Dun Simi Giant cement spheres sur- rounding the Seventh Street plaza fountain were trans- Pulitzer formed from drab, beige stone to colorful globes Monday after- noon. By Clarissa Aljentera "It's tight," said Mike Bekly, a DAin si \II EDii,e freshman majoring in computer science. "I like art." For more than two decades, The project was undertaken David Willman paid his dues in for the first time by the senior journalism, and it paid off Mon- seminar in geography class, a day when he won the Pulitzer course geared toward geogra- Prize for investigative reporting. phy majors. Willman, a The event's purpose was to San Jose State help notify students that University Wednesday through Friday is alumnus, is the International Week on campus. first San Jose Written in large letters State Universi- alongside a flat map next to the ty reporting fountain were the words: "Inter- and editing national Week." major to win a The theme for the event is Pulitzer. "Making a Connection," accord- Willman, ing to Pilar Dixon, the office who worked on manager of the International the Spartan House. She added that this Daily during Willman year's International Week is the Spring and scheduled to have job work- Fall semesters of 1977, is an shops, film festivals and a study investigative reporter for the Los abroad fair. Angeles Times. "International week at SJSU Two SJSU alumni photogra- is a traditional event," said phers, Kim Komenich and Steve Kocina Daily Staff Marcia Holstrom. a geography Starr, also won a Pulitzer in instructor 1987 and 1970, respectively. Sean Tully, left, and Scott Gilliland turned the spheres around majors were responsible for creating the globes by using chalk the Seventh Street fountain into globes Monday. Geography and a large map for International Week. see GLOBES. Page 3 see PULITZER. Page 8 Indoor air 'Details' editor highlights 15th Magazine Day By KtN in Iliguchi and open to all Student Union. ruary 12, 2001 issue of Sports majors. Both Cargo and Kemberly Illustrated. pollution PREVI I \\ The event is Gong, the event co-chairs, said The panel was designed to Organizers of the 15th annual scheduled to the event will have art/photogra- attract students from the pho- Magazine Day said they are try- ble-majoring in magazine jour start at 9 a.m. phy design panel discussions in tography, graphic design and art examined ing to reach out to other majors nalism and environmental stud The keynote the Almaden room from 9 a.m. to department, Cargo said. in addition to the magazine jour- ies. speaker, Daniel 10:15 a.m. with freelance photog- There will also be panels for nalism department. The event is scheduled to Peres. is sched- raphers, including Brad Mangin online writing happening simul- "We wanted to extend Maga- begin at 9 a.m. today, with panel uled to speak from Sports Illustrated. taneously in the Costanoan by speaker zine Day beyond just the maga- discussions taking place in the at 1 p.m. in the Mangin is an alumnus who room, said Kellie Chittenden, a zine journalism department." Almaden and Costanoan rooms Loma Prieta graduated in December 1988 photo of Feb- 11 11:111 Rohs! I son said Hillary Cargo, a junior don- of the Student Union, and is fro Peres room of the and shot the cover tier MAG DAY, rage 3 DNII SIAIF VF,R111.14 Your garage and kitchen may be more dangerous than a toxic Student activists battle FRONI THE NI01,1) waste dump, warns Wayne Ott. SPRIT-NG- a Stanford University scientist Industrial studies major who is scheduled to lecturc for affordable housing Kyle Ellison uses a torch Thursday on campus. Karen habilint4 The group plans to march to heat a metal piece used from the church to City Hall. \I, u,siiip in a process called "spru- PREVI EW where it will present its con- ing." The process involves The last time Students for cerns to the City Council at 7 making a wax object, such Role of Justice protested for affordable p.m. Ott's speech, "The as a ring or bracelet, and Indoor Air Pollution in Human housing, San Jose Police officers Sundown Hazen, a member of Exposure to Environmental Pol- arrested about 37 people, includ- the organization, said Students placing it in a plaster mold. lution," is scheduled for 3 p.m. in ing seven San Jose State Univer- for Justice networks with col- The mold is then heated, Morris Dailey Auditorium. sity student activists. lege:4 in the Bay Area and volun- and the wax melts, leaving Ott, an environmental expo- Activists broke into an aban- teers its services to the Commu- behind a cavity in the plas- said doned house on South Fifth nity Homeless Alliance Ministry. sure research scientist, ter that is the exact same many of the world's most dan- Street, the site for San Jose's "The city has some messed-up gerous chemical compounds new City Hall, to protest the pro- politics in the view of homeless," shape. The sprus are the appear more frequently indoors, gressive issue of affordable hous- Hazen said. "They are the people piping through which liquid rather than outdoors, contrary ing. that make up the city." metal is fed into a plaster to the "natural assumption." Students in the organization Students for Justice demands cavity to create a metal that are sponsoring a march with the an even balance, he said. The problem, he said, is object. people may mistakenly assume Community Homeless Alliance Hazen said the city of San that their homes are safe and Ministry for extremely low- Jose subsidized about $3.5 mil- liristopher Gainey will continue to use harmful income housing at 6 p.m. today lion for the new apartments on in front of First Christian Daily Staff See OTT, Page 8 Church at 80 S. Fifth St. See PROTEST, Page 8 I NION P DAII C) SPARTAN TUESDAY, Amt. 17, 2001 SAN J SWAT E UNIVERSITY Letters Coming to terms with betrayal and heartache n the path to adulthood, I've scrunching my forehead and ques- remorse. managed to become reliably tioning people's sincerity. "What is he thinking?" I shouted Church visits don't neurotic, perpetually tardy At some point, my subconscious in a tone of outrage, as if it really and ever so slightly jaded. CHRISTINA began to war with my conscious. mattered. Although I anticipated having to In a dream, I confronted my ex. But it didn't matter. It hadn't mat- calm my dramatic antics and limit LUCAROTTI But instead of saying all the horrible tered for a long time. determine values my lateness, I had planned on things I had planned on saying if our Up until my ex-boyfriend's enlightenment, my anger was only a Religion is a really touchy subject. I must agree remaining bitter. paths ever crossed, I asked him how with some aspects of "Holy Week emphasizes Bitterness somehow seemed he was. punishment to myself religion's importance," written by Christina glamorous, like a 1930s movie star. "Very unlike me," I thought upon I had spent months being upset at Lucarotti in the April 10 issue of the Spartan Daily. I associated it with privilege. A awaking. someone who wasn't even aware of However, I can't agree with most of it. I'm sure some woman has to earn the right to be I was doing better than ever. And, Then at 1:30 a.m. on my way the pain he had caused me. people don't attend church because of "confusion jaded, and I felt I deserved a Purple the burden of being mad at someone home from a date, I found myself dri- His carelessness and ignorance regarding particular beliefs," etc. Heart for surviving a broken one. was tiresome. ving to his house to have a pleasant had made me furious. But my question is: Does going to church deter- On numerous occasions, I have Still, I had become comfortable chat. Now he was asking for forgive- mine how much faith one has? Do I need to go to casually mentioned wanting to run with my anger. It was like an old I turned my car around before ness, and I was faced with deciding if church every Sunday and pray to prove myself wor- into my ex-boyfriend with my car friend with whom I had invested a reaching his exit. Purposely, I I wanted to let him off the hook. thy of God? and have confessed daydreams of great deal of time. ignored my intuition, which was Regardless of his intentions for I don't believe so. I am a religious person, and I vandalizing his property. I didn't want that relationship to screaming, "It's time to move on." writing and whether he meant what don't attend church every Sunday. I don't believe that I have questioned his intelligence end. The pain would be too great. I've tried to disregard my he said, I had run out of reasons to my faith is measured in how many Sundays I go to and accused him of immaturity. So rather than force myself to do instincts before, but it has never stay mad. church. I wrote a column several months something I arguably wasn't ready worked out. My anger, which had allowed me I know many people who happen to be active ago with an undertone of resentment for, I decided not to let go of feeling As if the cosmos were plotting to find my independence, was para- churchgoers but who don't practice the values of the strong enough that a professor I had betrayed. against me, I received a letter, a lyzing me. religion in their daily life. Don't misunderstand, I never met called me into his office to Despite the fact that my closest handwritten letter of apology from I could no longer move forward just think that going to church should not determine discuss my lack of faith in love. friends are happily married, I kept my ex-boyfriend, who apparently while insisting on harboring resent- your amount of faith or the depth of your beliefs. More recently, someone asked me warning people against serious had an epiphany. ment for a past that needed to be left Going to church does not automatically make you what my ex had done that was so bad involvements. I would like to say that I instant- behind. a saint or even a good person. I believe it is day-to- as to warrant an unending grudge. "Why risk the heartache?" I would ly felt compelled to forgive him, that He has said he is sorry, and I need day decisions, actions and relationships with others "He broke up with me," I said, reason. I wore this anti-trust atti- my heart flooded with kindness and to let that be enough. that make up a good person, not whether you attend thinking, "Isn't that enough?" tude like armor. every evil thought I had ever had Mass. But I began to feel it wasn't Intending to protect myself from was washed away. enough. I began having trouble justi- the enemy, I became skeptical of In actuality, I spent the next 24 Christina Lucarotti is a Spartan fying my anger. The relationship had everyone. hours trying to figure out what to Daily Senior Staff Writer Tatiana Brasil ended more than a year ago. I started squinting my eyes, make of such blatant honesty and "Confession" appears Tuesdays. freshman international business 1? NOW RERE'S MY FLAK FOR Pdrit4 PEr4filk. Bush deserves more Kashmiri letter gives SOCIAI SECdRITY RAPS MARKEr one-sided argument r credit, not criticism ell, it's almo,t t hree is in response to Rajiv Prinja's Letter to the s' ;I This Vi P.7 r months into the reign of Editor published April 16. Pakistan was creat- George W Bush. ed as a last resort by the Muslim Minority of f', - PL..., Sr; so., So far, he's had to deal with a India, which was facing political and social oblivion 7.c-ing":" shaky economy and tense relations at the hands of the tyrannical Hindu majority. At p with China nothing too difficult this time, Kashmir was being ruled by a Hindu . --...- . ----....;-’’ - - -x- -7.-- for anyone with half a brain, I'm Maharaja, while the majority of his subjects were - r.i..: p ::-...:’ ’-..- sure. Muslims. tfr'.. _. '''''...... ,.., -4 "LI ,7"._- .-- '' ’...... e,*....... _ e - -,- Although, there were people who What Prinja forgets to quote is that Lord Mount- ,71!:F.11..;4'1,r/47 , r.... ii.,,.-c,.. -,-,-i... thought he'd be completely useless batten officially pressed the Maharaja to join the I t , and unable to handle any sort of cri- dominion of Pakistan. It is interesting how the "dif- II/ et' :**/1 JJ . ie sis. back to the Dark Agi.,. I'm afraid, if ferent view" often means absence of facts. This is f ,r- r :..1 ,F .. e 1 : 7 It seems Bush has proven most you vote for the other guy (Bush)." mentioned on the very next page of the same book of his critics wrong or proven Is it really? Let's take a look at that Prinja mentions. ' 1 i .' ; " : ' 4 ' '' ; '. if i A ; i* " .7: 2 .., ,' f them stupid two weeks short of things. Days following the partition, Pakistan was , . ' t 4 his 100 days in office. Everything bad going on in this deprived of its vital district of Gurdaspur, which had If.. ' i J.) Remember Alec Baldwin, that country is a result of eight years of i 17.1 '''. . rf t,he.unly.physical link of India with Kashmir, making irritating fop of an actor who Billy JoeBubba Clinton. the Indian invasion imminent. ,a410--7_2--7-' claimed that he'd leave the United This recession that's waiting in ' At the same time, the indigenous people of Kash- the wings to pounce on us? Not W's mir rose up against the Mahartqa Eutd were helped ,... States if Bush were elected? Last September, his wife, Kim fault. by tribal forces. It was then that the Maharaja How could it be? Bush only signed the "temporary" document of accession to Basinger (who is just as lovable as he is), told German magazine Focus inherited a bloated economy just India. waiting to burst the result of all Needless to say, the matter went to the United that she and her husband were serious about moving out of the of Clinton's money-hoarding years. Nations, which passed the five famous resolutions Mark my words: 10 years from calling for a plebiscite in Kashmir. country. 1 i Well, Baldwin's still in the coun- now, Hollywood, with its foot-in- This plebiscite in Kashmir has been denied by try. mouth sensibilities, will be blaming India for more than 53 years. Unfortunately. 4it He then said he never spoke to Bush for the fact that people don't People of Kashmir are united in the fact that they have want to be free of Indian hegemony. However, India . Focus magazine and had never enough money to go to the even heard of it. movies anymore. continues to oppress them with its 700,000 troops, But in a March 19 which is the largest troop deployment in the world in A day later, the New York Daily article in the News quoted Baldwin as saying, U.S. News and World Report, their one area. According to the reports of Amnesty Inter- hero, national and other human rights agencies, it is the "Kim did indeed speak to a Focus former President Skeeter magazine. But my wife and I never Clinton, said Bush is "wily," and Indian army that has perpetrated the worst kind of that he is excesses against Kashmiri people. said unequivocally that we would a lot smarter than he Needless to say, not only are the accusations of leave the country if Bush won. appears or sounds. Prinja baseless. but are heinous in their intent. Never." As a matter of fact, Bush has Sure, I believe you this time, traveled "more extensively within Aisha Fayyazi Sarwari Alec. You seem to really be a man of the United States in his first weeks . -74k4Elselik.atx11( your word. in office than any other recent pres- freshman ident, business So it appears we'll have to put up visiting almost two dozen with more bad acting and empty states," Reuters reported Sunday. in the Multicultural Center located in the promises from the Baldwin camp a That definitely sounds like a guy Student Union For more information, call while longer. who doesn't give a damn about his Alex Yarnatn at 924 6751 But Baldwin isn't the only Holl!,- country. wood personality who threatened to Bush handled the recent China Spartqci uide Students for the Truth impose self-exile. conflict with tact and shrewd deci- Come find out what other students are Also in September 2000, film sion-making, proving he can handle discovering and eapay a free lunch. noon to I director Robert Altman said he the job to which he was elected. p m Montalvo room. located m the Stu. would leave the country if the Texas A few students in one of my dent Union For more information. call Pat governor were elected. classes insisted the skirmish would Today neering buildtng. Room 24t1 For more info,. Wednesday Ha at 910.425S "If George Bush is elected presi- last at least a month. Later that 'nation .11 Dariek Cooper at 924.7910 dent, I'm leaving for France," Alt- day, our military personnel were Mu Alpha Cantina Marketing Association Catholic Campus Ministry man stated in Salon magazine. released. Fifteenth annual Magazine Day. 9 a m Nutrition Education Action Team Dawn Robertn of the Oakland Raiders Youth for Christ. 7 30 p to 9 p m Then, Altman retracted his As far as Im concerned, Bush to 2 p m Keynote speaker Daniel Peres, edi. Free nutrition counselmg. 5 30 p m to will be spealung ahout oporta marketing the Guadlupe room, located in the Student statement, a la Baldwin, and has done a fine job thus far. And if tor of Details magazine to speak at 1 p m . 6 30 p m in the &NU Sport Club For 4 30 p m to 6 p m in the Pacifica room. 'mon For more information. call Siater rephrased his original moan in the his tax cuts ever completely make it in Student Union. second floor For more more infonnation. call Shoshanah at 924- located in the Student I'moti For more Marcia at 938.1610 New York Daily News: "Here's what through the Senate and House, information. call Harvey Golliffe at 924. 6118 information. visit I really said. I said that if Bush gets we'll be singing the praises of the .1246 http//www spot edu/associmktclub Students for Justice School of Art and elected, ni move to Paris, Texas. Bush administration. Drama Meeting, 6 30 p m in the Pacheco room, MOMIC - Multicultural Center Student because the state will be better off if Maybe the Hollywood boobs will art galleries. 10 a m to 4 p m Gay Leshosin Itisexual and located in the Student Union For more he's 'Musa Improvisation Meditation and in the Art and Industrial Studies out of it." retract their doomsday statements building., Transgenderiect Aosociat ion information. call Veneta. at 924 4578 I believe you. too. now too. Cultural Exchange 4.11t California Art. rt. 11101h ilift11111.111U1s. John or Nuule Bob. By the at Weekly meeting. 5 p to . p isi the way, I loved -Dr. and the Women.- Dark Ages, my ass. Council art un-in-restdence Eddie Gale 6 924.4330 A11111111., room, located in the Student p in the Multicultural Center located Great flick you directed there. It's not Bush's fault you're I iw.t. 11.1/11. information .11 Refit. Glob u pet a/pitmen/chore to .1..e.,12 fix./ the Student Cninti For more SJSU Hey, has anyone actually seen dimwits. Ballroom Dance Club Nrs.irr 2nI, oo aftel .11,..relkers 714 olsoadlom for crow. o. neon Mow inforniat 1011 call 924 6266 Flegunung and intermediate chaeha that movie? I rest my case. Altman novae", ist. Wen Or &and ps.Alorstonn ilsoor Eno, /snoop would be as missed lessons followed by open dancing. in this country Emily B. Zurich is the 7 p m to 9 Asian American Studies Program rs,roesoloAlf too the .11parts., Dna. oipoorrouventraana as the Califomia Spartan BA.S.E. p m SF'X, Room it9 For more mforma Energy Crisis. Daily Copy Editor. Art Exhibit 'Heading East California's ^oan noloOin, ouloonotomano Eninnt nor pry.i.od on IA, In the same Meeting 7 p m to 8 p m the Eitel tion .11 924 NP1N September 2000 "Quoth the Raven" Asian Pacific Exissrienre. 10 . m to 4 p m orde u Ow, /1/.. marvel issue of Salon, Elton John said. "It's appears Tuesdal,

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ELWAY: 'Coach of the Year' and Hall of Famer remembered fondly by peers MAG DAY: Panels seek to attract continued from Page 1 but led me as a father does," he said. "Everyone who played for him felt that students in majors outside journalism Elway also earned the Pacific Coast Ath- about coach Elway." letic Association's "Coach of the Year" award When a problem would arise, Baldrin continued from Page I network for internships, Cargo twice, once in 1979 and again in 1981. said he would call Elway and ask, "Coach, said. People working in the After his five-year tenure with the how do I handle this?" senior majoring in magazine industry will be there to answer Spartans, he went on to coach at Stanford Dennis Erickson, another of Elway's journalism, who is moderating questions and rub elbows with University. assistant coaches at SJSU, said the man the online panel. students. Elway spent five seasons as the Cardi- had a great influence on his life. These are meant to appeal to Magazine Day will also bring nal head coach, leading it to a 25-29-2 "Jack Elway had a tremendous impact anyone who is interested in writ- back 12 previous executive edi- record and the Gator Bowl in 1986. on my coaching career when I was with ing. tors of Access Magazine, SJSU's Bob Murphy, who was the athletics him at San Jose State," the former Seattle Later, the event will have an semesterly magazine, said Pro- director at SJSU from 1976 through 1979 Seahawks and current Oregon State Uni- independent press panel discus- fessor Harvey Gotliffe, the head and was a member of the board that hired versity head coach said. "The ingenuity he sion in the Almaden room from of the magazine journalism Elway, said he and Elway were "very dear had offensively has spread throughout the 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., which department and Magazine Day's friends." country, and it certainly had an influence the co-chairs hope will draw adviser. "Just a wonderful guy, great father and on my coaching strategy and coaching - sociology, political science and "It will be like a reunion of a great husband," Murphy said. "You period. He is someone who is certainly environmental studies majors, alumni from the department," couldn't imagine a better relationship going to be missed. He was a very good Cargo said. Gotliffe said. between father and son." friend of mine." The independent press panel The event is sponsored by Mu In 2000, Jack Elway and his son, John, While Ericicson admired Elway's quar- will feature writers from maga- Alpha Gamma, the magazine were inducted into the San Jose Hall of terback-minded style of coaching, Baldwin zines that tackle issues such as journalism department's club, Fame. remembered that Elway used to joke with labor issues or union battles the school of journalism and John Elway said being inducted into him about the passing game. topics that the mass media tend mass communications, the Col- the hall of fame with his father was the "We used to laugh, as soon as I gradu- to overlook to avoid offending lege of Applied Sciences and Arts highlight of his life. ated, he said he would start throwing the people or those advertising with- and contributions from the "I mean, he is my hero, and I wouldn't football," Baldwin said. "I was a slow in their publication, Gong said. alumni of the magazine depart- be where I am without him," he said. receiver." There will be a discussion on ment. Baldwin, who coached the Spartan foot- Baldwin said that in the next season, freelance writing and marketing Magazine Day was also made ball team from 1997-2000, played wide he became an assistant with Elway at yourself going on at the same possible by large contributions receiver under Elway at Northridge and Northridge, and the team did start throw- time in the Costanoan room. from Nicolle Hennuese, a maga- later coached with him at Northridge, ing the ball. These discussions are geared zine journalism alumna, and SJSU and Stanford. "Everybody will miss him everybody," to attract any students who are Cisco Systems, Gotliffe said. "I had 13 years of playing and coaching Baldwin said. "Because of what he was." interested in writing for a living. Cargo and Gong also noted with the man," Baldwin said. "Since that A memorial service for Jack Elway is "We would like to reach out to that this will be the last Maga- time, he never left. He's always been there scheduled to be held in Palm Springs on those in the English department zine Day with Professor Gotliffe, as a friend, a mentor and a father as well." April 24. as well," said Gong, a senior dou- who said he is going to teach Baldwin also noted that when he was ble-majoring in magazine jour- abroad in the fall. having problems during his last year at Daily staff members Tiffani Attalla, nalism and political science. "After I retire, the magazine SJSU, he turned to Elway. This year the featured speak- sequence and Magazine Day will DaTh file photo Mike Osegueda and Julian J Ramos con- Jack Elway, taken in 1984. "He didn't give me advice or direction, tributed to this report. er will be Peres, who is the edi- remain an important part of the tor-in chief of Details magazine, school of journalism," Gotliffe Cargo said. He is scheduled to said. speak at 1 p.m. in the Loma Pri- Magazine Day is free for all eta room. who want to attend. Details is a magazine that is Geography artists enjoy project, despite difficulty working with chalk focused for men from 25 to 35 GLOBES: years old, Cargo said. continued from Page 1 chalk display said the project the International Week angle, brate International Week," was "Last year we had a speaker N1A(.; AZINE DAY TODAY presented a special challenge to he hopes the maps will make completed in two hours the from Glamour, a women's maga- 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The chalk display consisted of their geography skills. students more aware of the students' class-meeting period. zine," Gong said. "We wanted to Reception for panelists in the a flat map of the world on the "It's kind of hard," said Sean geography department and pos- Dixon said International hear from a magazine that Loma Prieta room sidewalk next to the fountain Tully, a junior majoring in geog- sibly recruit more students to Week is scheduled to begin explored a guy's point of view." 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. and several globes, each with a raphy. "We're used to using the major. Wednesday with a workshop for According to Cargo, Peres is "Art/Photography/Design" in different theme. sophisticated software. We're King said he enjoys how the international students as job closer in age to the students, and the Almaden room One showcased the rivers of used to being precise." project, through promoting Inter- applicants. he's head of a major magazine. 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. the world, another displayed Tony King, a senior majoring national Week, brought out the There is also a study abroad The magazine has changed a lot "Online Writing" in the major cities and a third globe in geography, said it was diffi- more cultural side of geography. fair Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 recently, and the co-chairs said Costanoan room exhibited mountain ranges, cult to draw a map of the world "It's better than sitting in a p.m., which is open to any inter- they believed that he would be 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. according to Holstrom. on the flat sidewalk. classroom," King said. ested students, Dixon said. able to help teach the students "Independent Press and Social Rod Mokhtari, a junior major- "It was a challenge to get the David Gunter, a senior major- The events continue Thurs- about what it takes to run a suc- Issues" in the Almaden room ing in business, wasn't aware of graphs perfectly squared," King ing in geography, agreed. day with an international film cessful magazine. 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. International Week before see- said. "It was a pain in the butt to "It's far superior to sitting in festival scheduled for 8 p.m. in "We wanted the students to "Freelancing and Marketing ing the artwork. work with chalk. Everything is a classroom," Gunter said. "It Sweeney Hall. be able to hear what it takes to Yourself' in the Costanoan "I think it's cool as a tempo- done with computers these days. was a wonderful learning expe- The film festival is scheduled build a magazine up from the MOM rary thing," he said. "They To put it down on chalk was rience." to showcase two movies and is ground," Cargo said. 1 p.m. should probably clean it up." completely different." The project, which Holstrom free of charge and open to every- As well as being a good oppor- Daniel Peres, Keynote Speaker, The students working on the He added that in addition to said was a "special favor to cele- one, according to Dixon. tunity to learn, the event will be in the Loma Prieta room a good chance for students to

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By Kevin Higuchi DAILA S.W.' WRITER Ani DiFranco's newest two- compact-disc set walks the lis- tener through a musical jour- ney of different influences and emotions. REVIEW Since all of the material was written and arranged by DiFranco, the CDs help the lis- tener picture and feel some of the emotions that she puts into the music. Photo courtesy of Righteous Babe Regardless of the style, Records DiFranco's sound is backed with heart, which gives the organic sound. material more personality than The horns and vocals have a most music. very natural-sounding room The grooves are deep, and reverb, which is the echo heard she takes a lot of liberties with on a record. the vocals singing behind and Her fifth track, called "Mar- in front of the beat. row," is a good representation of The opening track on the this. first disc, titled "Revelling," fea- "Marrow" features horn lines tures a very sluggish, funk recorded with a trumpet and groove complete with horns and clarinet, which behind DiFran- a Fender Rhodes, a type of key- co's voice make the melody that board, giving it a retro sound. much more beautiful. The feel is slow and is remi- The tune also features a niscent of the old-school sound Fender Rhodes that has such a of the Meters, a funk group delicate subtle tone that it from the South, mixed with the makes the music feel round and sound of the Brand New Heav- full. ies. The horns also give the song Near the end of the song, a jazzy feel, and as the tune DiFranco really opens the tune progresses, it really helps the up and lets the band shine, music to grow dynamically and I ),111,i Rojal Datirt Staff showing their ability to impro- emotionally. Keanu Reeves took a stage of a different kind at the BackBeat club in Santa Clara on Sunday night. As bass player for the vise and bounce licks off each The second disc, titled "Reck- more mellow band Dogstar, he stole the attention of the predominately female audience. Reeves and singer Bret Domrose performed songs other. oning," features a One of the bigger names fea- side to DiFranco. from thier new album "Happy Ending." tured on the first track of the The majority of the tracks album is alto-sax player Maceo feature DiFranco accompanying Parker, who was the alto player herself on guitar. for James Brown's horn section. The songs are still full of her His name alone screams "funk" emotional energy, but without Every dog has its day to those who remember his the edge of the yellow disc. work with Brown and his own The CD set contains 29 Actor Keanu Reeves performed with the rock hand Dogstar at BackBeat in Santa Clara group. tracks and shows DiFranco's The fourth track, titled many different influences from By Minal Gandhi me wrong, but I just don't like all "Tamburitza Lingua," features being exposed to many types of the talking and screaming that a strange electronic percussion music, as well as unique instru- DAVI' ST ;Ft EMI( Reeves, who is reportedly shooting goes on." loop with DiFranco playing ments. May promised that she'd con- We can understand seeing sequels for "The Matrix" in Alameda acoustic guitar and singing on She used unorthodox. percus- movie stars in Los Angeles, even tinue to attend Dogstar's shows. top. sion instruments and instru- San Francisco ... but Santa Clara, County, looked like anything but a She said, however. that she hopes The vocals are spoken freely ments not commonly heard in Calif? to see it play in her hometown. in a spoken-word style, slipping popular music, such as the Not that anyone seemed to rock star. "I want to go to at least one in and out of rhythm, sliding in Fender Rhodes and the accor- mind, especially the ladies of the show without hopping on a plane," with over-dubbed harmony dion. Bay Area. she said. tracks. The second disc is a good con- Because for them, Sunday "They need better music," said ing the band," said Karen Ching, a Domrose and drummer Rob The harmonies are sung with trast to the first and gives lis- night at the 21-and-over nightclub Janet Adamson, a Redwood City San Francisco resident. "It's a Mailhouse said they liked the a lot of delicacy and have the teners something else to listen BackBeat was a rare occasion. resident. "They're too loud. I'm good performance, but I'm mostly response from the audience. same style of inflection as Dave to when they are in a mellow While Dogstar hopes the fans sure my daughter would've liked here to see Keanu Reeves." "It was fun," Mailhouse said. "I Matthews when he sings softly mood. appreciate its self-described "raw. them, but it wasn't my thing. But James Vincent, who is an extra thought we played well. Brett's close to the microphone. The packaging of the CDs is no apologies" music, it is evident I'm British, so what do I know." for one of the scenes for "'The voice was a little worn out, but it Unlike DiFranco's other CDs, also very interesting and has from the far-off, blissful expres- Marion was another visitor Matrix 2," said it was also his first was still a great show." which were recorded in profes- pictures of DiFranco running sions on the faces of the audience who shared Adamson's senti- time seeing Dogstar, but he came Mailhouse said he was pleased sional studios, this new release around like a child in them. members, that the Los Angeles- ments. out to support the band and with seeing true fans of their was recorded at her home stu- Overall, DiFranco's album is based rock group's real ammuni- "Electromotive? I didn't like Reeves. Although he is not famil- music at the show. dio. more like a piece of art, filled tion is bassist/movie star Keanu them very much," he said. "All the iar with the music, Vincent said "They seemed to know lots of The recording quality is very with emotion and originality. Reeves. songs sounded the same. They did- the band reminded him of U2. our songs," he said. "And that can unorthodox in itself, with a very "I'm here for Keanu," said Marc n't sing very well, and it was very As for Reeves' bass-playing only be a good thing." Marion of Indianapolis. "Isn't derivative." skills, Vincent remarked, "111 tell everybody?" Some others, such as Doreen you this: He's no Chris Squire," The three-man band made its Riley of San Jose, said they referring to the bassist of the band Depression is a bunch of symptoms second appearance in Northern thought the band had potential. Yes. California on Sunday, when they "They're great for a new band," There were, however, a few who a) exhibited by weak people. played at Santa Clara's BackBeat. she said. "I think they're on the came specifically for the music. Reeves, who is reportedly same level as Dogstar." Anjae May, who flew out from shooting sequels for "The Matrix" And while some visitors Portland, Ore., to catch the show, Depression is an unbearable suppression in Alameda County, looked like responded positively to Dogstar's said she didn't know of the band bl anything but a rock star. music, many didn't know what until recently, but has attended I of brain activity that can strike anyone. The awkward way he grooved else to do but look to the left of two shows so far. to the music. paired with unkempt Domrose. where the hunky "I loved 'Happy Ending,' " May hair, a black T-shirt and jeans, Reeves, who made little eye con- said of Dogstar's second album !. flut,,,rtg out all the usscont:optous. the cotes.' sills,. o, It s . v.e should all uocierslang awl lemember. and heirs ,,r. Allkt,1111,1101, Cif Y011Ing 1/t1iy 1 00 5 ow. . , ,t r-, made it hard to believe that one of tact with his fans, seemed oblivi- and first U.S. release. "I actually affilifi. Hollywood's most adored actors ous to the hundreds of women think they should make these everlholly seek lehel through suicide Why not treatin0.0 Partly lack et .m.-veuess ParTly was jamming on bass only a few admiring him. shows 25 and older. That, or get a 'he lowgio/ailled il,K1.11Ive 'ANIMA , (jiv T R f E feet away. "This is the first time I'm see- new bass player. I mean, don't get Kluge you. attducles s uot ..realules; Al qf If heatihs, Bret Domrose. on the other Sorearhog the V/Ort'l and nalung thus common lowilegge ..er, . DE PRE SSION hand, Dogstar's guitarist and singer, had an altogether different http //wwvi save org presence about him, which made him far more believable as a musi- cian. Has Cone e The San Jose native, with his Life Become W Too Routine? all-American looks that encom- Check STUDENT TRAVEL passed shaggy. shiny blond hair Out the STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS at and steely blue eyes, delivered a AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY! seven-song set that proved he had enough talent to sing to Dogstar's Semester and Summer Programs blaring, guttural tunes and also Eur;ope on-Sale! some mellow. acoustic rendition, London Academic Internships - cover songs. of r London $434 II "If we could've, we would have loved to play longer," Domrose e., Brussels $475 said. Courses in: Rome A time constraint, however, is Amsterdam S$4459138 what limited International Business the band's perform- Frankfurt $504 ance to about an hour, according to Visual Domrose. AIU ADVANTAGES- Communication Sydney San Jose hard-rock band Elec- - Central London Location - Fashion Design/Marketing San Jose, C.R S$95617 tromotive opened for Dogstar. itV , 4eler a ' The four - International Student Body musicians, who all Comm unicatic n `MEP grew up in the Bay Area, said they Multinational Faculty - were proud of their performance. - Guaranteed Housing - Media Production 1 ' 'I "I think it was our best show so Organized Travel and Activities flexible student airfares Interior Design ADVI NIT IRE I RAVI I INTERNATIONAL STUDENT far," said vocalist Ron Wright, who Financial Aid and Scholarships ID ARDS ( lif N TAI hostel cards travel insurance beds on a budget added that this was Electromo- Available to Elgible Students tive's fourth performance. Liberal Arts ACCOMMODATIONS SPRI.NG FIREAK PACKAGES LANGUAGE PROGRAMS "Yeah, thanks Keanu," said rail'and bus passes hotels Aaron Leigh, the band's bassist. COME _MIT US THURSDAY! etiOVI tst There were mixed emotions on We will be at the SJSU Study Abroad air St%Ott lost '- I Electromotive's music among the 415.391.8407, 36 Geary St., San Francisco audience. Thursday 10-3, 7th St. Plaza Or calnen Briggs at All) for more info 1-800-255-6839 www.statravel com STA TRAVEL S 5 SPAR1AN DAILY PORTS TUESDAY, Amt. 17, 2001 SAN .ICISE STATE UNIVERSITY Can't knock the hustle Junior Ruiz's hard work, strong bat anchor baseball team's offense

13} Julian J. Ramos Francisco on Sunday," Ruiz said. DAILY STAFF WRI1ER At James Logan High School in Union City, Ruiz played for the Whenever Junior Ruiz steps Colts under the direction of head to the plate, the loudspeakers on coach John Goulding. Ruiz gar- his home fields blare a clip of a nered first team all-North Coast Jay-Z song that says, "I'm a hus- Section honors three times, and tler." all-state twice. The Spartan baseball team's In his senior year, Ruiz batted left fielder is just that. .464 on the way to being voted team MVP and NCS Player of the Year. That season, the Colts 13IZ<)FILE advanced to the NCS champi- onship, where they lost 4-3. Trailing 4-0 in the fourth "It was disappointing," Ruiz inning against UC Berkeley on said. "We played our hearts out." April 10, the Golden Bears, Ruiz said that the Logan team specifically catcher Clint Hoover, is nationally ranked year after saw Ruiz's hustling style of play year. first-hand. "They are always up there After a hit by a pitch and competing," Ruiz said. "Union steal, a single by designated hit- City has a great tradition." ter Zack Zwissig allowed Ruiz to During his senior year, Spar- advanced to third base. tan head coach Sam Piraro began Following an out, right fielder recruiting Ruiz to SJSU. Jason Van Over hit a sacrifice fly Ruiz was also being recruited to deep right field. Ruiz waited by a community college in Florida. for the ball to be caught and After Piraro visited Ruiz at began his run toward home his family's home, he chose to plate. stay in the Bay Area and bring Waiting for him, with the ball his game to SJSU. in his glove, was Hoover. The time and effort spent Ruiz hustled down the third- recruiting Ruiz to become a Spar- base line and plowed into Hoover, tan paid off right away his fresh- dislodging the ball, and tagged man year. home plate. The business administration "I was planning on sliding," major was named co-freshman of Ruiz said. "He kept coming up the year in the WAC and was the line. So I took him out." voted the Spartans' outstanding Ruiz's aggressive style of play offensive player of the year. He 3 has become well-known through- batted .354, pounded out 74 hits, Mark Kocina Daily Stoll out the Western Athletic Confer- scored 45 runs and drew 32 ence and college baseball. walks, all team highs. Spartan baseball player Junior Ruiz, the conference player of is first on the team in batting average and stolen bases and second His style as a hustler on the He also hustled his way to the year in 2000, has continued to swing a hot bat this season. Ruiz in home runs and runs batted in. tr base paths and a slugger at the nine steals in 11 attempts. plate began early. "I felt that I belonged in a nated hitter to lead the Spartans play in college baseball's biggest ment Piraro said that put Ruiz as College in Stockton, said he has "He's had baseball in his heart Division I program," Ruiz said. "I to a share of the WAC title with event. one of the top three hitters the benefited from playing with and soul since he was born," said had confidence in my abilities. I Rice University. "It was so exciting for them," has seen in his career. Ruiz. Caroline Leyva, Ruiz's mother. didn't expect to get shut down." The first step to Omaha's Leyva said. "'They had to work "He's not afraid to spread the "He's helped me get relaxed at Born Alvaro Enrique Ruiz, Jr. Piraro said that when Ruiz Rosenblatt Stadium, home of the really hard to get there. I'll ball around," Piraro said. "He can the plate," Van Over said. "We on June 7, 1980 in San Francisco, first came to SJSU, he brought a College World Series, was the always remember it for sure." identify pitches quickly. He does- watch opposing pitchers in warm he began going by the name of "street ball player" style with Waco Regional in Waco. Texas. Before the 2001 season, Ruiz n't get fooled." ups and try to get a read on them." "Junior" when he was about 10 him. Ruiz was named to the all- was selected to the National Col- Ruiz has made an impact on Although his family recently years old, Ruiz said. "He's become more disciplined Waco regional team as the Spar- lege Baseball Writers Associa- his teammates by leading by moved from Union City to Man- "No one could say my name," in going about his business," tans advanced to the Super tion's preseason second-team All example on the field and off the teca, they still make the trip to he said. "It was easier to say." Piraro said. Regional against the University America squad. field, Piraro said. watch Ruiz play. At an early age, Ruiz began to Ruiz's sophomore season of Houston in Houston, Texas. He continued his aggressive- "His teammates admire his "They are the reason why I am show some talent with a bat in included the Spartans' first The Cougars were the fifth- ness at the plate March 1 competitive spirit and his will to doing what I do," Ruiz said. his hand. appearance in the National Col- ranked team in the country and against the University of win," Piraro said. After his playing days are over "We were at a laundramat and legiate Athletic Association had a home field advantage. The Hawai'i, becoming SJSU's all- Ruiz has a number of team- at SJSU, Ruiz said his goal is to he hit a ball onto the roof," Leyva World Series in Omaha, Neb. Spartans were not intimidated, time hit career hit leader, mates as roommates. Among one day hustle around the bases said. "He was 2 years old." Ruiz was not only the team's winning two of three to secure a eclipsing the mark of 182 set by them are Gabe Lopez, Ryan at ballparks throughout Major At age 6, he was playing Little MVP, he was also named WAC spot in Omaha. Eric Pitt (1992-19951. Adams, Mickey Manzo and Jason League Baseball. League baseball. Ruiz had grown Player of the Year. "We felt that we could compete "It's awesome for Junior," Van Over. "That's the reason why I came up watching his father play and He led the Spartans in hits, with any team in the nation," teammate Gabe Lopez said. "It's In his first season with the to this school," Ruiz said. "To had seen and heard stories about walks, stolen bases and batting Ruiz said. "We knew that we only his third season." Spartans, Van Over, a junior have a chance to get drafted and his abilities on the field. average. could beat those guys." Piraro said Ruiz was low-key transfer from San Joaquin Delta stay consistent." "He was a good ball player," An ankle injury in a game on Although the Spartans were about his accomplishment. Ruiz said. "He told me to be the road against Fresno State eliminated after losing two "He's not a stat guy," Piraro aggressive and to swing hard. University in late April moved games, the College World Series said. "He doesn't sit there and Anything to win a ballgame." Ruiz from left field to designated expenence is one that won't be calculate his average. He's When Ruiz was 8 years old, hitter. forgotten, Ruiz said. about winning." his parents separated, and he "I was running around second "We had great team chem- On April 18, 1999, Ruiz began moved to Union City. He played base," Ruiz said. "My cleat got istry," Ruiz said. "Our captains a streak of 92 games in which he baseball in both cities on week- caught on the base. It was a kept us together." reached base safely on a hit. ends. severe strain." Leyva was among the many walk, error or hit by pitch. The "I would play in Union City on Playing through the pain. parents who made the trip to streak ended March 17, 2001 in a Saturday and then play in San Ruiz excelled in his role as desig- Nebraska to watch their sons road loss to Rice, an accomplish-

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D.S. l't. rci good enough tonight." Receiving a pass from Niklas In his DAII 1 S defense, Nabokov said Sundstrom, Thornton shot the he couldn't control the laws of puck past Blues goalie Roman Game 3 of the playoff series physics. Turek, giving the Sharks and between the San Jose Sharks "The bad bounces," said their fans a pulse for the final and the St. Louis Blues could be Nabokov, explaining the goals minutes of the period. best described with one word: that went past him, "I can't do In the second period, Vincent rebound. anything about those pucks that Damphousse, who missed near- The Blues, who lost home-ice go in." ly three months of play from a advantage when San Jose "But the regular season shoulder injury, gave a short- pulled off a 1-0 victory Saturday means nothing," mused handed goal back to the Blues, in St. Louis, came back in the Nabokov, who has been touted scoring with five seconds left in series to beat the Sharks 6-3 as a rookie-of-the-year. "We need a power play. Monday night at the Compaq to start tomorrow with more Finally, in the third period, Center at San Jose. emotion. We need to forget the veteran forward Tony Granato, past three games." possibly playing in his final sea- Monday's Score Sharks defenseman Jeff Nor- son, scored his 16th career play- ton said the team is keeping in off goal with more than 16 min- St. Louis Blues 6 mind that the Blues still need to utes left to play, giving the win two more games to take the Sharks a spark of hope in the San Jose Sharks 3 series. final period. "So what if it's 2-1," Norton Still, playing catch-up wasn't Tuesday- San Jose vs. St. Louis 7:30 said. "Tomorrow's game is what the way the Sharks wanted matters. But I don't want to Monday night to happen, The Blues' offense rebounded have it three games to one." explained Granato. from the shutout loss as right Monday's loss wasn't all on "They deflated us early and wingers Dallas Drake and Scott Nabokov's shoulders, as sloppy took advantage of that," Grana- Young finished the game with play from his defense didn't to said. two goals and a goal and two help him out in clearing the net Norton agreed, saying the assists, respectively. Blues cen- of rebounds, or St. Louis Blues fans who came to support the ter Pierre Turgeon had three players. Sharks were the biggest losers. points, tallying a goal and two For example, on the Blues' "We came out and got behind assists. third goal, Scott Mellanby of the the eight ball quick," Norton And it was rebounds from Blues started out by faking out said. "A loss is a loss, whether shots that burned San Jose Sharks defenseman Scott Han- it's 2-1 or 6-3. But the fans goaltender Evgeni Nabokov, as nan, who went down to block the deserve a better show than the Blues got plenty of second shot in front of Nabokov. that. They're as frustrated as chances on the rookie netmin- As Hannan slid across the ice we are." der, cashing in twice on second helplessly, Mellanby shot the The Blues took only one shot chances. puck at Nabokov. The puck in the third period, but the peri- Nabokov faced 21 shots and bounced off the goalie's pads, od was hardly error-free for the allowed five goals before fellow giving Blues players Daniel Sharks, as Kiprusoff left the net rookie Mikka Kiprusoff replaced Corso and Jochen Hecht target while a puck skidded by, wide of him when the third period start- practice, with Hecht's shot sail- the net. ed. ing into the net above a sprawl- A few seconds later, Drake On the offensive end of the ing Nabokov. would notch an empty-net goal ice, Blues goaltender Roman "(Mellanby) really faked out for his second of the night. Tourek stopped 35-of-38 shots Hannan. Sweet move on him," While the goals by the three for the win. Norton said. forwards gave the Sharks and With the loss, the Sharks are A key factor to the Blues' vic- their fans some life, the San now down two games to one in tory was time spent in the Jose power play remained as the best-of-seven series. attacking zone. San Jose only lively as a corpse. The Sharks Game 4 of the series will take managed 16 minutes of offense failed to score on seven power place today at 7:30 p.m. at the in the St. Louis end, while the plays and are 0-13 in the series Compaq Center. Blues spent nearly 31 minutes - thus far. Sharks head coach Darryl more than half the game - in "We had lots of opportuni- Sutter believed that it was both front of the Sharks' net. ties," Sutter said. "But he (Blues the Blues players putting up Despite being down for the goaltender Roman Turek) was their best performances and entire game, the Sharks didn't one better." Nabokov playing under his die quietly. Sutter is optimistic that both potential that cost San Jose the During the game, the Sharks Nabokov and his Shark team- game. managed to rebound from their mates will rebound tonight. Troy Bayless Daily Staff "We've lost when their top low points. Down 3-0, Scott "I think they understand the Right wing Stephane Matteau takes a shot on goal in the first period of game 3 of the Stanley Cup players have stepped up," Sutter Thornton put the Sharks on the circumstances," he said. "They'll playoffs at the Compaq Center at San Jose on Monday. The Sharks lost the game, 6-3, and fell behind said. "And our goalie wasn't board late in the first period. bounce back." 2-1 in the best-of-seven series. The two teams will meet for Game 4 today at 7:30 p.m.

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OTT: Speaker recommends students reduce the levels of toxins in their homes PULITZER: Alumnus is first SJSU continued from Page what's going on under your nose "He's the premier expert in "It's somehow well-known in receive the award and under your children's noses." this field," Rafkin said. "So if you the scientific areas, but it's not reporting graduate to household products. Many humans, Ott found, want to hear about this topic, well-known outside of the scien- continued from Page cious reporter and someone who "What we have here are the have higher than expected levels he's the one you want to hear." tific areas," he said. "Somehow respected the public's right to results of 20 years of research of the compounds in their bodies. Ott was an Environmental the public is disconnected. Willman, who graduated from know," Wright said. "He's always that show the surprising and Exposure to those compounds Protection Agency researcher for They're following a myth, and I SJSU with a journalism degree doggedly gone after the govern- very alarming fact that we are may lead to sickness or death. 30 years before he began work- don't know how long it will take in 1978, won the award for his ment and a way to watchdog it controlling the wrong sources of Ott said he hopes to educate ing at Stanford. to correct it. It might take a gen- reporting about unsafe drugs and regulate it." pollution," Ott said. students at the event about ways While at the EPA, he headed eration. It's like learning to approved by the Food and Drug Willman held positions as a Some of the most dangerous to reduce the presence of com- the air, toxic and radiation mon- write with your left hand instead Administration. reporter and opinion editor in his household products, Ott said, are pounds in their homes. itoring team, where he pioneered of your right." "It was very gratifying and tenure at SJSU. After SJSU, he cigarettes, cleaning solvents and "The truth is, between you, some of the first tests that mea- Bob Bornstein, an SJSU very humbling," Willman said. "It went on to the Pasadena Star cooking fumes. me and the door-post, we don't sure how people are exposed to meteorology professor and Ott's was an extremely important News until 1983, then the Mer- He said his research has indi- know what the real effect of pollutants. friend of 25 years, recommended work, and whether others were cury News, where he worked for cated that levels of potentially these chemicals are," he said. In one of the tests, called per- that his friend speak at the lec- going to bestow honors on it is the Peninsula, Sacramento and toxic compounds in those prod- "But you can reduce these things sonal monitoring, the subject ture. out of my control." Washington, D.C. bureaus until ucts, among others, become easily. And if you can reduce carries around a portable air pol- "He's a very dynamic speaker, The 44-year-old investigative 1990. And in June of that year he much more concentrated indoors these things easily, wouldn't it lution monitoring laboratory has great visual aides, and he reporter said he flew into Los began working at the L.A. Times. than outdoors. make sense to do it without that measures that person's can speak on different levels," Angeles from his home in Mary- Elliott Almond, a San Jose Gaseous air pollutants, such knowing how dangerous they exposure to pollutants. Bornstein said. "In this case, he's land because he knew he was a Mercury News sports reporter as carbon monoxide and sulfur are?" According to Ott, this was one speaking to college students who finalist for a Pulitzer. Willman and a former colleague at the dioxide, are present and can Scot Rafkin is a San Jose of the first tests of its kind. don't necessarily have a concen- works out of the Washington, Times, said Willman has a low- become trapped in households State University assistant pro- "This is a completely revolu- tration in meteorology." D.C. bureau. key approach to reporting. if they are not controlled, he fessor of meteorology and chair tionary, turn-it-upside-down-on- Ott recommended that stu- John Carroll, the L.A. Times "He isn't high-strung or in- said. of the Environmental Forum, its-head approach to measuring dents follow a few simple recom- editor, said he knew when he your-face," Almond said. "He has Volatile organic compounds which is sponsoring Ott's visit. pollutants than what has been mendations to reduce the levels read the stories late last year a knack for uncovering scandals. such as benzene and tetra- "(The speech ) is important to done for the past 30 years," he of toxic compounds in their that something good was going to ... San Jose State should be real- chloroethylene, which are found students for the same reason it's said. homes: avoid smoking indoors, come out of it. ly proud." in dry-cleaned clothes, air fresh- important to non-students," Ott said regulatory agencies use better ventilation while "I would have felt terrible if he David Grey, a former Spartan eners and deodorizers, also Rafkin said. "Because when have traditionally focused on cooking and reduce wood burn- hadn't won, because his work Daily adviser and journalism appear in higher levels indoors, you're attending classes or at measuring outdoor pollutants, ing and fireplace use. was so outstanding," Carroll professor, said he was pleased to he said. work or in your house, there are ignoring the indoor concentra- "The biggest environmental said. "Every now and then you learn of Willman's achievements. "I don't like generating the hazards you might not know tion of the same compounds. bang for your buck is to do those see a work that is Pulitzer cal- "I'm proud of him," said Grey, hysterical, we're-all-dying scene about." The American public, there- simple things," Ott said. "Imme- iber he is a reporter's reporter. who had a chance to congratu- at all," Ott said. "That doesn't Rafkin said he wanted Ott to fore, feels that the environmen- diately you can tell that your You can't snap your fingers and late Willman on Monday after- make any sense. But if you're lecture at SJSU because he is tal threats are limited to Super- exposure to the chemicals and get reporting of this level." noon. environmentally concerned, you able to speak in clear terms fund toxic waste sites and haz- your children's exposure to these The announcement of the Grey said Willman thanked should be concerned about about the subject. ardous waste dumps, Ott said. chemicals are going down." Pulitzer Prize winners came him for his advice throughout from the news wire Monday the years after he had left SJSU. morning. "We got away from the Several hours after calls and teacher-student relationship, PROTEST: Marchers decry wide gap between haves and have-nots in the valley e-mails of congratulations had and it was more of a friendship poured in to the Times office, and someone I know. And you continued from Page I redevelopment housing fund for one house could put up half a holies not willing to make the Willman said he was still have to be happy for him." extremely low-income housing, dozen families or more, he said. effort. shocked about the announce- "He had the best opinion San Fernando, and a one-bed- and it is seeking an interim mea- The First Christian Church "It's expensive to live in this ment. pages that we ever had that I room costs about $1,500 a sure that would make the houses homeless families, or valley," Weaver said. "After every- "It is very much tempered by could remember," Grey said. "He price that is way out of reach for vacant, city-owned homes on about 50 people, 30 of' whom are thing, you're talking about some the fact that a lot of people have is very determined, aggressive, most students, Hazen said. Fifth Street available for tempo- children. serious money." died unconsciously taking the and he also has strong morals." "It's very limited as to who rary housing for the homeless. "There's a shortage. We've He said the nation's founding drugs. and I have gotten to know Willman said early on in his could actually live there," Hazen "There is no permanent source been turning people away," Perry document, the Constitution, the families," he said. "And this career he wanted to learn how said. "It's limited to elitists to live for extremely low-income hous- said. "There's a moral discon- states that people have the right award is not going to bring back and why things worked or didn't there." ing. The current call is for 2 per- nect." to life, liberty and the pursuit of their loved ones." work, and that he wanted to Sandy Perry, an outreach min- cent of the need," Perry said. He said he hopes the march happiness, but people need a Steve Wright, the assistant bring the facts to the surface and ister for the Community Home- "The question is if the city is will put enough pressure on the place to go home. managing features editor at the not play favorites or even act as loss Alliance Ministry, said the going to do something about it." mayor to make a change. "I don't think it's right to have San Jose Mercury News, who is an advocate. organization began about 10 On April 3, Perry said 24 orga- Dale Weaver, a member of people without adequate hous- Willman's colleague and former "I feel very privileged to be years ago by working with home- nizations supported a call for the SJSU's Students for Justice, ing," he said. Spartan Daily editor, was excited able to do this kind of work," less people. San Jose City Council to allocate agreed. He said students could become to learn that his friend had won Willman said. "We live in the richest valley, its funds to the proposal. Howev- "I think that with a place such involved with the homeless. one of the most prestigious Bill Tillinghast, an SJSU and people are living out in the er, Mayor Ron Gonzales stated as San Jose, with a wealth of ''Students want to be awards in journalism. journalism professor and former streets that's unacceptable," that he is inclined to reject it. resources and such a high stan- involved," Weaver said. "They Wright said that at times, he Spartan Daily adviser, said Will- Perry said. "Our plan is to convince him dard of living, it is criminal to just have to make a personal con- and Willman had reminisced man has always been a talented Perry said the Community that it's a good idea," Perry said. have people sleeping in a car and nection with somebody to get about how important their jour- reporter and has established Homeless Alliance Ministry has According to Perry, there are crowding into churches to sleep involved. All they need to do is a nalism classes were at SJSU and himself in the field of journal- two goals: It wants the City about 10 or 12 empty houses on on the floors." Weaver said. little research and meet the how lucky they am to be practic- ism. Council to pass a proposal that Fifth Street. He said many students stereo- homeless and see how much they ing journalism on a daily basis. "I figured he would get one would allocate 30 percent of its Not all of them are livable, but type homeless people as alco- are like us." "At the Daily, he was a tena- sooner or later," Tillinghast said.

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