SPORTS NEWS Spartan football team bounces back from Third Street Festival raises awareness, Oregon loss to defeat New Mexico, 37-20 Monday funds for California Historic Landmark SPARTANSee page 5 DAILY See page 6 September 28, 1998 Volume 111, No. 20 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Advocates welcome Clinton at Moffett

By Margaret Bethel "It's time to move on to the Senior Staff Writer main issues of this nation and move past the crisis," he said. President Bill Clinton land- Brown passed a letter to ed at Moffett Federal Airfield Clinton, titled "An Appeal For with about 600 supporters Healing," a pastoral letter to waiting to greet him. the nation. The turnout was so far "(The letter) is in support of beyond expectations, according civility, sense and a responsible to the Secret Service, that more response to the crisis," Brown than half were still in line to said. K.Ithi La -flute/ Spartan D.nly get in when Clinton arrived. Ward, a San Jose State dinner fund-raiser at the Tech University alumna, also met A large crowd greets President Clinton upon arrival at Moffett Democratic National Committee The president came to San sold for $25,000 a couple. Clinton on his arrival. Federal Airfield on Friday afternoon. Clinton later attended a Museum of Innovation in San Jose. Tickets Jose Friday to speak at a Democratic National "I just told him that we sup- Committee fund-raiser held at ported him and that we believe the new Tech Museum of things will work out," she said. Innovation in downtown San The president remained at Protesters Jose. Moffett Field for about a half- The committee asked invited hour greeting the crowd before guests, primarily Silicon Valley he left for the Fairmont Hotel. executives, to contribute Mellora Wales, a San Jose outnumber State University music major, $25,000 per couple. expected to raise $600,0067 went to the airfield with Among the 12 people solicit- friends to see Clinton arrive. supporters ed to welcome Clinton as he She said she is such a big exited Air Force One were five Clinton supporter that when he members of the clergy who, shook her hand she was downtown according to organizers at the speechless. landing, asked to be there. "It's just another person, but By Margaret Bethel They included the Rev. Amos yet, this person is the presi- Senior Staff Writer Brown, San Francisco city dent," she said. supervisor, the Rev. Roland Wales said she supports The crowd of supporters cheering Gordon, clergymen Norman Clinton's politics and she's dis- President Bill Clinton when he arrived at Pinkard and Calvin Jones and appointed that the Starr report Moffett Federal Airfield could have made clergywoman Amelia Ashley is so distracting. him forget about the Lewinsky scandal, but Ward. "It's sad," she said. "People there were more than a thousand protestei s Brown called Special are overlooking all the good in Cesar Chavez park waiting to serve as a Prosecutor Ken Starr's investi- things he does." reminder. gation an excessive partisan Twelve-year-old Justin Reed Holding signs such as "Clinton is the anti- ott I vehiter, 'Special to the. Spartan Ruh- game about power that is dam- got to shake hands with Christ" and "impeach the perve," protesters aging the country, and he said Clinton, his second time meet- outnumbered and out-shouted Clinton's sup- Protesters in Cesar Chavez Park explode into a frenzy as President Clinton's motorcade that he wanted to show his sup- ing the president. porters. arrives downtown for the opening of the Tech Museum. Clinton's trip to the Bay Area was port for the president in spite of "It was pretty neat," he said. See Protesters, page 8 focused on raising money for local Democratic candidates. the report.

Mix Master Mike's Rain doesn't dampen spirits at BrewHaHa `Surprize Packidge' By Lisa Marie F. Arellario Weinhold said. "The crowd Chihuahua. However, con- Staft Writer was good even in the rain. trary to what the audience They stayed cool on top of had expected, Alazraqui used delivers experience Rain didn't stop people their heads." very little of the Taco Bell act. from laughing and drinking Monica Lewinsky jokes Instead, he too used Monica to RTVF students beer during this weekend's dominated the comedians' jokes in his act. BrewHaHa festival. acts during the festival. Jokes "You just have to take ByJohn Meyer Despite the showers and ranged from the famous cigar advantage of it while it's hot," Assistant Entertainment Editor the occasional downpour, hun- to Lewinsky's notorious Alazraqui said. dreds of people came to San stained blue dress. However, Alazraqui did Pedro Square in downtown Among the most anticipat- incorporate his Taco Bell on the set, please," yelled "Quiet San Jose to enjoy food, beer, ed comedy performance was Chihuahua act into his director Babak Sarrafan through his music and stand-up comedy. Carlos Alazraqui's. Alazraqui Clinton jokes. bullhorn. According to Anoelle Knell is the voice behind Dinky, Taco The 40 extras on stage immediate- of the San Jose Downtown increasingly popular and became serious. Bell's See BrewHaHa, page 6 ly stiffened up Association, this is the first their dream of being Any second, time the BrewHaHa festival of a music video caught on the film has been rained on. would become reality during the San 5/11.1 bli 10 - Is01, the "We usually get theater arts about Jose State University 15,000 people shoot for Mix Make-up artist Pamela Lindsay gets David Gonzalez, a photography with the two department's video days combined. Packidge." student at San Jose State University, ready for a rave scene in the music Turnout is a Master Mike's "Surprize little less than started pumping video "Surpnze Packidge." Lindsay has been doing makeup design for expected this The song's music year, but that's University Theatre's understand- through the three years and is getting her master's degree in theater arts at SJSU. able because of the weather," speakers. Knell said. instructed the eclectic extras and the production crew. "And action," Sarrafan Some stand-up East Indian and ballet dancers. Short phrases with a sudden impact Sarrafan is comedians group of belly, break, said they expected the yet they couldn't do their making bold statements as the helm of SJSU's first worst The bodies began to move, from the audience because of specialized dances because the stage was packed so major, MTV-aimed music video shoot, which started Friday. the weather. tightly. "We just had space) was reserved for Mix The project is Sarrafan's idea of instructing a class a really bad The attention (and combination to Francisco DJ and newest to produce a music video. Sarrafan wanted to share deal with Master Mike. The San today," comedian returned home to the Bay Area his music video production experience with the stu- Matt Beastie Boys member Weinhold said. "You've got after enjoying huge national dents. The SJSU instructor has worked (in everything for SJSU's video shoot people who are popular rap group's "Hello Nasty" frora Michael Jackson and Henry Rollins videos to wet and success with the uncomfortable and they're album and tour. The DJ took center stage behind his local underground rap and electronic music videos. the beat of the music, scratch- His Radio, Television and Film 185 class began drunk. It's just not a good mix table. He shook to combination." and moving his lightning- planning the video last semester. The idea was to 13, inn Prince/ Spartan Daily ing at the two turntables However, Weinhold the panel of knobs and dials. offer a musical artist a free-of-charge video. said quick fingers around things didn't turn out as bad Tina Donnelley, Mark Pinchbauck and Dave Maes sample later, Sarrafan shouted, "And cut." "Who doesn't want a free video?" said Sharon A few seconds as he had expected. each others' beer at the BrewHaHa at San Pedro Square in on stage was dead; the camera was off. Jennings, the video's associate producer. Jennings The action "It was the opposite of what downtown San Jose. The festival featured 21 breweries, music "Very good," Sarrafan told Mix Master Mike, the See Mix Master, page 4 I thought it would be," and stand-up comedians. hunts just plain nuts economic Sometimes it doesn't Asian pay to get up in the Thecrisis has shown morning. A leisurely that racism is not Sunday browse through just a problem in America. the newspaper with a 'The Jews robbed the good cup of coffee and a Palestinians of every- couple of slices of peanut thing," said Dr. Mahathir butter toast at elbow's Mohamad, the prime min- reach can suddenly ister of Malaysia, "but in take all the fun out of a Malaysia they could not girl's day. do so, hence they do this Peanut butter, that depress the ringgit I 401,..11111.111, noble staple of millions of (Malaysia's currency)." American kids since for- Dr. Mahathir, who was supporters 11 /ill /I I II. ever, is under vicious speaking to his attack in public schools in last year in Malaysia, was a witch hunt that promis- referring to George Soros, es all the hysteria of its Salem cousin. a currency speculator who is Jewish. Currency Peanut butter, the bastion of cheap nutrition speculators use billions of dollars to bet on the and the subject of many a how-to-make-a-p&b- fundamental value of a country's currency. sandwich presentation for the dreaded speech As we begin to experience the effects of the class, is being banned in numerous elementary Asian economic crisis in Silicon Valley, it is up to schools across the country. Asian leaders like Dr. Mahathir to make sure Peanuts gave us President Jimmy Carter ... the crisis does not continue to worsen. Blaming OK, never mind that one, but they do give peo- currency speculators will not fix Asia's problems. something to do. Malaysia will be imposing capital controls ple in Georgia appreciatq the fact that you keep the toilet This peanut persecution is downright un- "I next month. Dr. Mahathir is apparently not American. Just because a tiny minority of chil- seat down for me... but could you just not ready to deal with his country's economic prob- dren are allergic to nuts, and may suffer a rare, pee on it too!" lems. These controls are designed to prevent for- severe reaction to peanut butter, administrators eigners from taking money out of Malaysia and are banning the substance in school cafeterias will not fix any of Malaysia's economic problems. like we've banned intelligence and honesty in Any foreign company previously considering our politicians. investing in Malaysia will now think twice. The Centers for Disease Control and Flynt would know how to 'hustle' up crowds Capital controls mean any profit they make in Prevention reported 88 deaths among all Malaysia will have to stay in Malaysia. Many would defend Dr. Mahathir's position Americans from allergies to food, including truth really is stranger notables as Peter North, Tom Byron and peanuts, between 1979 and 1996. That's rough- Sometimes by saying that speculators like Soros have made than fiction because I don't think i Jon Dough. amount of money as a result of the ring- ly six deaths a year. That's a shame, but hardly As far as on-the-field a great could have ever made this up. talent, who in value. an epidemic. Nevertheless, in an effort to avoid cares? Any run-of-the-mill scrub would git's fall Apparently the "Purveyor of Fine this is true, Soros was only able to legal actions based on the 1990 Americans with do because the fans While Filth," Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, has would come anyway. money because of fundamental prob- Disabilities Act, some school officials have even expressed interest in buying the With the "Godfather of make this Smut" running Malaysia's economy, problems that declared peanut-free zones and set up commit- Cincinnati Reds. And the best part is he the team, there would be enough lems with quality hidden by capital controls and not tees to figure out how to fight the beast. They would probably make a better, if not more entertainment to sell out every game. will only be don't want to be accused of discrimination fixed. interesting, owner than that bigoted, The promotions opportunities are end- Asian country to against children disabled by a food allergy. II Malaysia is not the only racist hag Marge Schott. less. The only question is problems on speculators. The what they'll pick next as Schott, who has been banned from day- There could be a helmet giveaway blame its economic a disability to tiptoe around in the of Hong Kong, my former home, has future. Let's to-day control of the team, is the one who night, if you know what I mean. government see. How about not being line oriented? You virtually declared war on speculators. once gloated about Dave Parker and Eric .ii ,III i II "Date a Film Star Night" know, when you can't color inside the lines. We would never let the gweilo (Cantonese Davis calling them, "my million-dollar nig- bring them in all the way from Toledo. "We should could set up special tables for the non-line ori- for white ghost or foreigner) know our last card," gers." She is also the one who claimed that . ft t, I +1).1 There could be a "Hustler photogra- ented and tell them they don't have to pay Tien Pei-chun, a member of Hong "Hitler had some good ideas in the begin- pher for a day" prize. said James attention to lines for the rest of their lives Council, in reference to mea- ning. He just went a little crazy." Yeah, like Someone could become Kong's Legislative because they're disabled. the letter to counter foreign speculators. 10 million people crazy. editor for a day "You'll never believe sures aimed No, wait a minute. I can see a definite prob- this really has been the lone exception to the I know commissioner Bud Selig is probably cring- happened to me but ..." Thailand lem here when it comes to driving. Well, then we rule during the Asian economic crisis. ing about a porn legend like Flynt seizing control of "Menage a trois night" in your own luxury box. could just call them "driving challenged" at that At the beginning of the crisis, Thailand was baseball's oldest team, but how can he possibly be a I won't even get into what he Jumbotron could point and hire chauffeurs for all the non-line ori- worse public relations nightmare than Butch be use4 fp% beg-wren, Owl the worst alrouted by currency problems. 4 0 led Thailand into recession ented citizens, at taxpayers' expense, of course. Schott? Every day would be ladies day. These problems economy is expected to contract See how easy that was? The only reason people listen to her is to find out "Be a Hustler Cartoonist for a Day" and and Thailand's free this year. Last year Thailand's But to get back to the peanut predicament, what atrocity against mankind she is going to cham- cartoon poster nights would certainly by 7 percent bring Clem contracted by only 0.4 percent. some nuts back east, where they really know pion next. My guess is that she will come out in and Jeb from across the river in Kentucky. economy how to throw a proper witch hunt, have set up dealt with its internal problems, the favor of AIDS as a good way to thin out undesir- But the highlight of the year would be the Having peanut-free tables that are scrubbed down has now stabilized and is set to be ables, but I digress. annual Rev. Jerry Falwell dartboard poster Thai economy before and after meals to prevent an innocent night. economy to come out of the crisis. No, I think Flynt in charge of the Big Red Posters with the face of Falwell would the first Asian witch I mean child from being exposed to be handed out Asian countries should follow Machine is a splendid idea. In fact I have several to everyone in attendance as well Other the black magic of elemental as darts. In The Asian economic crisis peanut butter. suggestions for his new ballclub. between innings a giant Thailand's example. I can't imagine any Falwell tarp could be pulled until Asian leaders reform their elementary child not hav- First, he needs to parade around on the field out onto the infield and will not be over ing been exposed to peanut whoever hits him on the economies. butter by the time ala Schottzie the Saint Bernard before games nose wins a bottle of country's they're 2 years old. Every parent in America Campari. others has historically proven wrapped in his American flag diaper. What's more I'm just clowning around, but Blaming knows the value of a mouthful of in all seriousness peanut butter patriotic than baseball? Nothing. Flynt owning the team unwise. to render an offending child silent for a few min- can't be any worse that Germany attempted to blame its eco- Next, he needs to surround himself with the Schott. He might be wacky Nazi utes. If kids are allergic to it, parents will know and a little touched in on the Jews as well. Although finest staff I said staff that money can buy. the head, but he's not the nomic problems it by the rashes, swollen faces or lips, diarrhea outright bigot that she is. many Asian leaders have His first move should be hiring Ginger Lynn as I don't find anything wrong not nearly as extreme, or wheezing that would follow. Now, that's worth with what Flynt does, pattern. general manager. Not only is she still a looker after but I know it is not for been following a similar looking out for. everyone. That's fine. But I will not fix all these years, but the former Ivory Snow girl could have a deep-seated Using speculators as scapegoats But if a parent hasn't seen any allergic reac- belief that racism, hatred and size up any ballplayer. bigotry are infinitely Asia's economic problems. tion to peanut butter by the time their kids are worse than sex and porn. She could get answers to such pertinent ques- Referring to any human 5 or 6 years old, it's not going to happen in being as a "million dollar tions like, "Why do ballplayers always grab at their nigger" is the most Marcus Ulrich is a Spartan Daily school. And it's not what schools should be despicable act one can think to crotch?" do. Slavery was staff writer spending time and money on, either. It's fundamentally wrong in colonial a par- She would be able to hire scouts such as Jenna times and that ent's job to make sure their kids are hasn't changed to this day. eating what Jameson, Traci Lords and Vanessa Del Rio The Holocaust they should and should to comb was not something that just went Opinion page policies not, in school or any the land looking for good prospects. astray either. where else, It was a cold, calculated annihilation Next, he would need to hire Ron Jeremy as play- of 10 million people and Readers are encouraged to It's called packing a lunch, folks. It's called nothing Hitler might have express themselves on the er-manager. done for Germany Opinion page with Letter scaring the wits out of your allergic kid so he or can distort that fact. to the Editor. He may be uglier than sin and hairier than a So before you think, A Letter to the Editor is a she won't eat the offending morsel when you "Larry Flynt, he's nasty 200-word response to an issue bear, but boy he does know how to use his bat. He because he publishes or point of view that has can't be there to monitor. It's called taking Hustler," ask yourself if he is appeared in the Spartan Daily. could fill in in a pinch-hit role and could teach the really more evil than Subinisions become responsibility And if parents are too busy or too someone who revels in "own- the property of the Spartan Daily younger fellas how to swing their sticks. Jeremy ing" people and and may be edited lazy to do it, they shouldn't be parents. still worships the Furher. for clarity, grammar, libel and length would assemble a coaching staff consisting of such That's what I thought. So when's Opening Day? 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The cheeseheads, hogs, face and your article to the in the Art and Almaden Room, and interview 34, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Room 89 For more information, the horrible article written and skull patrol are all part of Coliseum, section 146, row Industrial Studies buildings. For preparation for teachers from 3:30 call Carmen at 924 -SPIN. by Aaron Williams titled the enjoyment. seat 2. Then you'll see Raider more information, call Scott and - 6 p.m. in the Student Union's "Sportscaster's act getting Please don't tell us true fans passion head on. Jenny at 924-4330. Umunhum Room. For more infor- Library Donations and Sales tired, worn out." to check ourselves. You need to mation, call 924-6033. Unit He obviously doesn't know check it before you wreck it. Fahad Shoukat Nutrition and Food Science Ongoing book sale from 10 a.m. what it takes to be a real fan. If Next time write about what electrical engineering Club Library Donations and Sale. 3 p.m in the Clark Library Lobby he had any love or spirit for the you know, or I'll throw a cup of Entertainment Discount Books, Unit and in Wahlquist Library North game, he would think other- urine your way. Oh, bring your save up to 50 percent on dining, Ongoing book sale from 10 a.m. Room 408. For more information, movies, sporting events amd more - 3 p.m. in the Clark Library Lobby call Acquision at 924-2705. for sale from now until December and in Wahlquist Library North in the Nutrition and Food Science Room 408. For more information, Asian American Christian Club box located in Central call 924-2705. Fellowship Classroom Building Room 200. For Speaker, Pastor Richard Chung Campus construction conflicts with test taking more information, call Melanie at Black Alliance of Scientists and at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union's 997-2860. Engineers Costanoan Room. For mor informa- General body meeting at 6:30 close tion, call Eli at (510) 770-1903. This past summer our cam- construction guy outside my time when you can't just Spartan Cycling Team p.m. in the Engineering Building kind of com- pus has undergone some classroom window was under the window. Some Hi -weekly meeting at 6 p.m. in Room 358. For more information, SJSU Women's Rugby Club dramatic changes. The grass some kind of order to finish his promise needs to be made so the Student Union's Montalvo call Tim at 297-0380. Practice from 6:30 p.m. -sunset has been torn out, the pub is job, which involved sawing. both sides can get their jobs Room. For more information, call at Winter Field Track on 10th gone and our student body has Now, I realize they have a job done. Andrejs at 248-3972 or Dustin at Nurses Christian Fellowship Street. All interested athletes are been inconvenienced by the to do and what they are doing Could they just put off 243-0952. Bible study/ support group at 2 encouraged to join. For more infor- presence of all the construction. will someday make the school a beginning their day until "prime p.m. in the Student Union's mation. call Hilda at 924-8799. This week, I had my first exam. whole lot better. time" classes are over? Could SAPPS : The Botany Club Almaden Room. For more informa- I studied furiously. I arrived one But, what about us students they work predominately at Organizational meeting at 1:30 tion, call Diane Stegmeir at 279- Thursday hour early and even studied attending now, doing now, being night? Coltrane does to avoid p.m. in Duncan Hall Room 334. For 6385. right before the exam. graded now? When can we traffic congestion. What is a stu- more information, call Catherine School of Art and Design But this preparation seemed expect a reprieve from this dent to do? Clark at (650) 347-8239. Nutrition and Food Science Student galleries art exhibits Department from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Art and in vain, for I was unable to con- madness? Measure your percent body fat centrate to the best of my abili- This is not the first time I Laura Weigel Student Health Center Industrial Studiee buildings. For Eating disorder support group using bin-electrical impedance. In more information, call Scott and ty during the actual exam. The have experienced this kind of sociology the Central Classrooms Building the from 3 -4 p.m. in the Health Jenny at 924-4330. problem was a conflict of inter- trauma. All summer, in fact, Building Room 208. For more infor- Room 103 form 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. was going on at a ests. I had this test, and some construction mation, call Nancy Black at 924- The cost is $5 for students, faculty SJSU Study in England 6118. and staff and $10 for all others. For Program more information, call Jill Informational meeting from 12 - Pi Alpha Phi Fraternity Christensen at 924-3110. 1 p.m. in the Faculty Office General meeting at 7 p.m in the Building Room 104. For more infor- Not all thin women are following fashion trends Student Union's Council Chambers. Golden Key National Honor mation, call Dr Peter Haas at 924- For more information, call Chris Society denouncing obese people? 5574. One thing that turns my Not all thin women are pur- Wong at 483-0533. Sponsoring First general meeting from 7 - 8 stomach like a mouthful of posely conforming to fashion Yes, Ms. White, there are so blood drive from 9 - 3 p.m. in the p.m. in the Student Union's Student Democratic Committee lard is a person like Ginny trends, nor are they suffering many things to be afraid of in Student Union's Guadalupe Room. Almaden Room. All members please Campaign kick-off to end 16 White who gets satisfaction from anorexia or bulimia. Some life. Thin women should be the For more information, call Vince attend. For more information, call years of Republican governors. from bashing thin women. of us just happen to have a very least of your worries. Everyone Toy at 286-3154. Andrea at 832-4432. Speaker, music and voter registra- In her Sept. 25, column, she high metabolism rate. So what should get off the bandwagon tion drive at 12 p.m. in the claims the models and actresses if some of us are a bit under- and accept people of all shapes Career Center Catholic Campus Ministry Amphitheater. For more informa- we see on television are pur- weight? Is it fair to say all and sizes. Sometimes that's just Employer-hosted practice inter- Daily mass form 1210 - 12:35 tion, call Ignacio Hernandez at posely "tortutink and starving slightly overweight women have how we look - fat or thin. views from 1- 4 p.m. in Building Q, p.m. and RCIA meeting the Triune 924-5563. (their) bodies like the Holocaust a serious problem? Accept it. and co-op workshop at 1:30 p.m. in God from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Campus did to its victims during WWII." Nowadays, it would be politi- the Student Union's Almaden Ministry Center at the corner of Career Center accusa- cally incorrect to ridicule fat Mabel Chow Room. For more information, call 10th and San Carlos streets, across Recruiting services workshop at That's a pretty harsh from the residence halls. For more tion for someone with no sub- people, yet it's OK to target the computer science 924-6033. 3.30 p in. in the Student Union's information, call Ginny or Father Almaden Room. For more informa- stantial proof but mere physical opposite. When was the last Bob at 938-1610. time you read an editorial Nurses Christian Fellowship tion, call 924-6033. observation. Bible study/support group at 11 a.m. in the Student Union's Wednesday Gay lesbian and bisexual Pacheco Room. For more informa- Alliance tion. call Diane Stegmeir at 279- Anthropology and Behavioral Day, lesbian partners and chil- 6385. Science Club dren at 3:30 p in in the Student Gay marriages a legal issue, not religious or moral Film showing: "Dirty Secrets", Union's Guadalupe Room For more in SJSU Women's Rugby Club Jennifer, Evei ado, and the ('IA information, call JI1.111 Ramos at Guatemala at 3:30 p.m. in legaliza- are triggered at the termination Islands) or one man with concu- Practice: all interested athletes 456.r,05R Recent articles on welcome from 6:30 - sunset on 10th Washington Square Hall Room 04 tion of gay marriages, and of a legal marriage, or upon dis- bines (practiced in the Middle Street Field For more information. For more information. call Department of Occupational the subsequent response letters, ability of one spouse. Such East) or incestuous marriages call Hilda at 924-8799. Jonathan Karpf at 924-5721. in Therapy miss the point. Legalization of rights include spousal support, (incredibly, still practiced Advieing for 0 'r program appli gay marriages is a legal issue, community property distribu- some cultures) or couples living Tuesday Catholic Campus Ministry cants at 5 p.m in Cuntral not a moral or religious one. tion, disability benefits, and loss together but not married, or Daily mass form 12.10 - 12:35 Classroom Building Room 210. For Refusing to legalize gay mar- of consortium benefits. The list why not include several men Alpha Phi Omega p.m. and Women's series- Theresa more information, call Amy riages does not deprive gay and goes on and on. and women, all married togeth- Informational meeting: How to of Liseux from 7 - 9 p.m. and faith Killingsworth at 924-3073. lesbian couples from the right We as a society determine er? join from 7 - 8 p.m. in the Student series- The Death Penalty from 5 - to love each other, or live which couples get the benefit of My point? No current law Union's Costanoan Room. For more 6 p.m. at the Campus Ministry Nutrition and Food Science together, or to give each other this collection of rights, and prevents same-sex couples from information, call 924-6626. Center at the corner of 10th and Department lifetime commitments, or to con- which couples do not. living together, and I have seen San Carlos streets, across from the Measure your percent body fat sider themselves lifetime part- Traditionally, couples in a no convincing argument for SJSU Budo TaiJutsu Club residence halls. For more informa- using bio-electrical impedance In ners, or to worship together. straight, monogamous marriage overhauling the U.S. legal sys- Martial arts training/lesson tion, call Ginny or Father Bob at the Central Classrooms Building 938-1610. Legal marriages, however were entitled to these benefits. tem to appease non-traditional from 4 - 5 p.m. in the Judo Room Room 103 form 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. If we redefine marriage, why couples. located in YUH Room 202. For The cost is $5 for students, faculty bestow upon the parties numer- Career Center as not include in the new defini- more information, call Garth at and staff and $10 for all othereFor ous rights, in areas such 297-7646. Resume critique from 1230 - 3 immigration and naturaliza- tion one man married to several Siunan Taherian more information, call Jill p.m. in Building Q, and interview Christensen at 924-3110. tion, insurance coverage, prop- women (practiced in the Middle SJSU graduate School of Art and Design preparation for teachers from 3:30 erty acquisition, taxation, and East, Africa, and Utah) or one finance Student galleries art exhibits - 6 p.m. in the Student Union's woman married to several men The Listening Hour retirement plan and Social from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and recep- Umunhum Room. For more infor- Opera San (practiced in South Pacific Jose will be perform- Security benefits. Other rights tions from 6 - 8 p.m. in the Art and mation, call 924-6033. ing excerpts from Gounod's "Romeo Industrial Studies buildings. For and Juliette" and Thomas Webb's more information, call Scott and School of Art and Design Billy Hilfiger, 42, plays in two rock bands and "Piano" from 12 30 - 1:15 p m in Jenny at 924-4330. Tuesday night Student galleries art exhibits the runs a small urban landscaping company Music Building's Concert Hall. Lecture Series: Rick Dingus, mutil- from 10 a.m - 4 p.m in the Art and For more information, call 924- 'When I go to jobs, I meet janitors and other medi photographer from 5 - 6 p.m. Industrial Studies buildings For 4631 building employees wearing Tommy jerseys, and in the Art Building Room 133. For more information, call Scott and they say to me: 'You're Tommy's brother? Why are more information, call Andy at 924- Jenny at 924-4330. Catholic Campus Ministry you doing this?' They can't believe I like working." 4328. Bible study from 7 - 9 p.rn Nutrition and Food Science Chapters9 and 10 of Luke and Women chess champs Beta Alpha Psi Club Daily Mass from 1210 - 12:35 pm Grant Thornton office visit from Entertainment Discount Books, in the Campus Ministry PITTSBURGH (Al') - The Center at Hilfiger preoccupied world's first female 3,30 - 5:30 p.m at the Grant save up to 50 percent on dining, the corner of loth and San Carlos grandmaster in chess said girls are still missing Thornton San Jose Office located at movies, sporting event. amd more streets, across front th re.elence NEW YORK (Al') - Designer Tommy Hilfiger out on the game because they aren't taught it. 150 Almaden Blvd. Maps are avail- for sale from now until December halls For nmre information call is preoccupied with something more important Susan Polgar, 29, became a grandmaster in able in Business Classrooms Room in the Nutrition and Food Science Itinny at y Iii 11i1n than fashion these days. His brother, Billy, is try- 1991 and once beat the world's fifth-ranked play- 208 for more information. call Pam Club box located in Central ing to beat brain cancer. er, Anatoly Karpov. She spoke Saturday to the Arquelada at 258-4695 Classronni Building Room 200 Fru International Relations "My last MRI looked great, and I feel good," Pittsburgh Chess Club, which counts several more information. call Melanie at Association Billy Hilfiger said in Sunday's editions of the New nationally ranked girls among its membership. SJSU Marketing Association 997-2860. Amnesty International guest York Daily News. 'I have great friends, a great "Even today in some countries, chess isn't Toby Cowan* from Corporate speaker at 3 p rn in the Student family, and they tell me I have a positive attitude." something they teach girls," Polgar said. 'It is Express will discuss marketing to Episcopal Canterbury Union's Costanoan Room For mor businesses and consumers from Community Hilfiger had brain surgery in December, short- improving, and once girls start to play, they've information, C311 Karim at 379- 4:30 - 6 Free dinner and discussion from his cancer was diagnosed. He underwent shown they have the talent to compete with men." p.m. in the Student Union's 4950 ly after Costanoan Room. For more infor- 5,30 - 7 p.m at the Campus chemotherapy every four weeks for three months The reigning world women's champion, Polgar and then radiation every day during May and started playing chess before she even started June. school in Hungary because she was fascinated with the pieces. Sparta Mode is provided five of charge to The tight Hilfiger clan 'really pulled together students faculty and u 4 The deadline foe in a powerful way," Tommy Hilfiger said. 'We were Both of her younger sisters are in the top 20 of entries is noon, three days desired pabit cation date Enfty Jlw.ss are available in the praying, hoping and thinking positively, that is the world rankings. Spartan Dotty Offke Space restrictions may probably as important as anything else." require editing of submissions

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I like to dance," Young don't know if I should busy filming the music video "Surprize said. ed." video is scheduled to Packidge" for none other than Mix Master The main thing Young noticed about Shooting for the according to the Mike, the newest disk jockey of the the process was the time involved in wrap early next week, but that doesn't Beastie Boys. preparing for a shoot. production schedule, over. Once shooting Due to hit the airwaves in January, the "There was a lot of down time yester- mean that the job is will move into the video production is a big step for students day," Young said. "I came in at l(p.m.). We has completed, the class students will in the Special Topics in Radio, Television didn't start filming until four. I got out of post-production phase where finished video. and Film class and San Jose State here at seven." generate rough edits of the instructors University. With the exception of a few One reason for the delay was the neces- According to Jennings, the rough edits and working professionals who have donated sity of getting everybody into costume and will then look over the project, everyone working applying the proper makeup. According to create a final edit with the class. their time to the produc- is a member of the class. Hodgen, the class was fortunate because That final edit will be sent to a on the video Sat oh Orr/ Special to the Spat tat) Dash' Carrie Larnevale said that she cosmetologists from San Jose City College tion house in Southern California where Student said hadn't known of Mix Master Mike before volunteered their time to assist with the the master will be created. Jennings Professional key grip Spence Strath sets up a disco ball for a rave the class, but she enjoyed his music and production. that if all goes well, the video will be done scene filmed in a hallway in Hugh Gillis Hall. Strath was asked to come stu- was looking forward to finishing the video. After seeing one extra get sent back for by December and next semester the up from Los Angeles to help film the music video "Surprize Packidge." "We wanted to raise the profile of San more makeup because he looked "too nor- dents may be able to watch their video Jose State," Jennings said. mal" student and KSJS personality play on MTV. Mix Master: Class works with professionals on challenging project Continued from page 1 said 200 musicians applied for arts department will pay the minute video not including Hodgen said she wanted a tar, scratching, using turntables encountered (Friday) alone, I'd the class' video. other 30 percent. He said it was the postproduction editing and wide range of ethnicity. She as music instruments, has run out of fingers to count. But The class had to narrow it too early to estimate the video's special effects that will fill the scanned the phone books and always been an underground there's always a solution. You down to one artist. cost. rest of the semester. The video handed out fliers around cam- hip-hop style. just have to solve it. I think Jennings and Sarrafan said The budget is big, however, won't be ready until next year, pus and downtown San Jose in "(Mix Master Mike) it's not a that's the trick I'm trying to Mix Master Mike fit the crite- according to Sarrafan that's according to Sarrafan. search of people who could band that you can put a camera teach these kids." ria. He appealed to them for one of the problems. Another challenge for the dance and perform special in front of and let a charismatic The level-headed director three reason. First, he was local. The class is tackling an singer take over," Sarrafan said. and producer hopes to elevate Second, he was an up-and-corn- expensive and ambitious video. "This thing is really new. You the SJSU theater arts depart- ing artist who could bring atten- The video is about an alien who hardly see any professional ment's reputation in the profes- tion to SJSU. Third, he had a comes to a club on Earth in I'd have to say that you prepare as much video type of things on DJs. sional world. fresh sound that much of the search of Mix Master Mike. They're more underground and "If you have a product that students in the class enjoyed. The alien has a "Surprize as you can and then it's just problem less known videos." shows that we can produce pro- With Mix Master Mike on the Packidge" to give to the DJ. solving as you go on. To make the video interest- fessional-level productions in brink of success after joining While looking for Mix Master Babak Sarrafan ing, they will use special effects here," Sarrafan said, "not only the Beastie Boys, Sarrafan is Mike at the "Club Equator," the and different ethnicities and will we attract more students to trying to create an ambitious alien explores different rooms Radio, television and film instructor dance groups in odd places such come here we'll also attract video with a crew of mostly col- filled with extraordinary as country line dancers at a more record companies and lege students who are new to Earthlings. rave and ballet dancers in an commercial companies to invest the video-making process. Sarrafan said the video will production crew is the number tricks. What she got was a cir- Egyptian tomb, Sarrafan said. into doing their projects." They aren't alone, though. be shot at five or six different people in the video. cus of talent. From hip-hop The video is an elaborate pro- Sarrafan and the production The students will receive pro- places. The locations include the "We have about 210 people in dance troupes to country line duction for a class. Sarrafan crew have a long way to go to ti.ssional service to assist and University Theatre, a tomb at the video, which is really ambi- dancers, skaters to jugglers and said it will be more like a full- finish the video, let alone show them the process. the San Jose Egyptian tious as far as coordination and b-boy break dancers to Turkish time job. explore the possibility of cra,k- An electrician, the director of Museum, a half-pipe skateboard getting them on the set and belly dancers, the video is He expects the class to go ing the tight MTV rotation. Yet photography and postproduc- ramp off campus, the cockpit of making them do their thing," diverse in talent. through the growing pains of he knows MTV airplay is the tion assistants are donating a plane at the SJSU aviation Sarrafan said. The final challenge for learning the whole process. highest goal obtainable. their services to the depart- hangar and a live Mix Master Wendy Hodgen, the casting Sarrafan is to make the music "I'd have to say that you pre- "That's icing on the cake if it ment. Mike club perfiirmance. director and video's alien pro-. visually interesting and main- pare as much as you can and happens," Sarrafan said. Sarrafan said 70 percent of Jennings estimated the pro- tagonist, was looking for anyone stream -ready. Although Mix then it's just problem solving as the production's cost will come duction would shoot 70 to 80 with talent who would volun- Master Mike is to the turntable you go on," Sarrafan said. "If I from donations, and the theater hours worth of film for the four- teer for the video. what Jimi Hendrix is to the gui- count how many problems we New concerns raised at meeting By Yvette Anna Trejo ty to resources, the possibility of fewer specialized library services, I r..ifurr, layoffs, restrictions for city among other things. patrons and alternatives should Applegate said she is also con- In order to keep faculty and the joint library proposal fall cerned about city and university staff members informed about through. library users having different the proposed joint library project, Terry Applegate, as a clerical needs. one of three remaining scheduled staff member of the College of "I'm really hesitant to say this meetings was held on Friday Social Work and as a student in is a good idea because I don't afternoon with about 20 people in &lane occupational therapy pro- think alternative strategies have attendance. gram, is primarily concerned been investigated," Applegate The proposed joint said. library project would com- SJSU professor of biolo- bine San Jose State gy Michael Kutilek agrees University's and the city of that the joint library San Jose's library resources indeed may not be a good in one building, eliminating idea. the need for the city's Dr. "I guess I need a lot of Martin Luther King Jr. convincing that this is a Spirit Main Library and SJSU's good idea," Kutilek said. "I issfeei_ Wahlquist and Clark think there are a lot of libraries. The estimated potential problems. price of the project is $171 "There's just so many ocp million. The passing of an questions for which there educational bond before are no good projections California voters on Nov. 3 and no good answers ... it is required for the project's could be a $171 million funding to be secured. The experiment." bond would cover 90 per- Project Kutilek said, among cent of SJSIT's portion of the bill. about alternatives to the propos- those he has spoken to in the Colleges have been convening al. She said she doesn't feel the College of Science, opinions range qua in on,. hour sessions at the university has done enough to from mildly positive to vehement- request of Linda Bain. SJSU come up with alternative plans. ly opposed to the project. He said provost and vice president for "I feel it's being presented as the faculty doesn't feel they've academic affairs. to provide con- an all or nothing proposal," been well informed. Since there cerned faculty and staff a chance Applegate said. "I don't think are only a few examples of joint to discuss the joint library there has been enough considera- libraries, primarily in Europe, Bain said she asked each dean tion by the administration to Kutilek questioned whether to set up a meeting fin- their col- address the concerns that Save SJSU had looked into what their lege. or set tip a joint meeting with Our University Library has experiences have been. another college in an attempt to raised." "What's been the experience in bring the faculty and staff up to Save. Our University Library Europe? 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4 Los Lobos skinned by Spartans 37-20

By Aaron Williams The first-year Spartan had a offense in the first half. Leigh Sensor Staff Writer game, more specifically a quar- missed on several passes, ter, to remember. Whitaker including underthrowing tight If it isn't careful, the Spartan rushed for 143 yards on 13 car- end Brian Johnson on what football team just might find ries, scored a touchdown and would have been six points if itself sporting bouffants, pom- would have scored a second if he'd hit him in stride. padours and mohawks to go not for Marcus McDavid nip- This, combined with several along with their ZZ Top beards ping his ankles at the end of a key stops by the "bend but don't and mutton chops. 50-yard run. break" Spartan defense, and Several members of the team The Lobos, who were WAC New Mexico could have been up changed hair styles after last Mountain Division Champions by 14 points or more. week's blowout loss to the last season, looked like a deer Twice New Mexico tried to University of Oregon in hopes caught in the headlights as convert on fourth down and of bringing better luck. SJSU stunned them from the both times were stuffed by the Wide receiver Oliver onset. swarming Spartan defense Newell's hair went from a "70s The Spartans' first play from once on the SJSU 3-yard line. style afro" to close-cut and scrimmage "Lobo Harpo Those two stops plus an Omarr blond, safety Malakai Uhi also Right" was a trick play Smith interception negated key donned golden locks where backup quarterback scoring opportunities by Leigh and Spartan coach and company. Dave Baldwin grew a 11 "That was a big inter- goatee. ception for us," Baldwin Superstitious, maybe It's really sweet because said. "It took seven but it worked. points off the board." The Spartans handi- we're one of the have-nots The loss of points ly defeated the that wasn't wanted by this clearly frustrated the University of New Lobos and specifically Mexico Lobos 37-20 in team, and the kids really felt Leigh who refused to front of 11,447 almost comment after the game. rabid fans at Spartan that. First year coach Stadium on Saturday to Rocky Long tried to be philosophic about the improve San Jose State Dave Baldwin University's record to 2- blown opportunities. 2 in a game that wasn't SJSU head coach "Big plays always as close as the final happen one way or the Brian Prince/ Spartan Daily score reflected. other," he said. "San Jose Spartan wide receiver Eric Ruhle tries to evade University of New Mexico players on a 59-yard play in "It's really sweet just made those plays." the first quarter of Saturday's game at Spartan Staduim. The Spartans won the game 37-20. because we're one of the have- George Harp started at flanker The problem for the nots that wasn't wanted by this and on the reverse found Eric Spartans was that while the "In the first half the offense in the second and fourth. bands playing and the referee team, and the kids really felt Ruhle down field on the pass defense was holding down the was sputtering, just trying to Whether by design or luck, it threatened a penalty on the that," Baldwin said. "Even that caught the Lobos off fort, the offense was stagnant. get a feel for things," said Chris seems that the Spartan might Spartan bench if the band did- though we know it's not our guard. In the first half SJSU had 19 Kasteler, one half of SJSU's have solved the quarterback n't cease. choice, their president made a It netted 58 yards, and three yards rushing and 130 yards quarterback tandem. dilemma. A WAC rule states that choice and said San Jose's not a plays later quarterback Marcus passing, with 58 of those com- "When they came out and "I'm having a great time bands can't play after the hud- team that belongs and we took Arroyo took it in from a yard to ing on one play. `three-and-outted; we knew splitting (the game)," Kasteler dle breaks. it to them on our home turf. give the Spartans the quick, The second half was an that if we put points on the said. "It offers a different per- This enraged the crowd into Right now we're 1-0 and lead- early lead. entirely different story, howev- board that the game was ours." spective on things." a vocal reaction louder than the ing the WAC (Western Athletic But it wasn't as though the er. The Spartan defense picked Two possessions later, Arroyo Two Dave Silberstein field band had been. Conference), but we have a long rout was on. As in the Idaho up the pressure, the quarter- found Newell on a 26-yard fade goals, including a career-best By then Leigh was clearly way to go." game, SJSU played New back tandem of Arroyo and route to the right corner of the 39-yarder, put the Spartans up flustered and let it show com- UNM, along with seven other Mexico nearly even 13-10 Chris Kasteler hit their stride, end zone and hit the wide 23-13 just into the fourth quar- pleting only 1 -of-5 passes in the schools, decided in June to split in the first half, despite being the Spartan crowd became the receiver right on stride. ter. third quarter and 9-of-20 after off from the WAC and form statistically outplayed. twelfth man and Whitaker Despite Arroyo's poise and It was a fired up Spartan things had been decided in the their own conference beginning Lobo quarterback Graham busted loose. ability to move the SJSU crowd and the phenomenal fourth quarter. July 1999. Leigh, a consensus All-WAC On the first series of the sec- offense in the third quarter, quarter by Whitaker, that The win gives the Spartans The Spartans all stepped up player in preseason, didn't do ond half, the Spartan defense Baldwin stuck to his plan of sealed the win for SJSU. much-needed momentum as their game after the bitter loss much to help New Mexico take forced the Lobo offense to go playing the freshman quarte- Leigh, starting to lose his they travel to Virginia to play to the Ducks, especially Deonce advantage of its defense hold- three-and-out. From then on it back in the first and third quar- composure, complained his the Cavaliers, ranked 11th in Whitaker. ing SAW to 149 yards of was all SJSU. ters and switching to Kasteler offense couldn't hear due to the the nation, on Saturday. Yale stretches SJSU to five games By Terri Thorp SJSU. The match continued to The Bulldogs are 6-3 this sea- Staff Writer stay close until the Spartans son. Yale lost to Santa Clara defeated Yale 15-12 with a final University Friday night 15-4, 15- block from Joslynn Gallop. 3, 15-6. The Spartan volleyball team Sarkees came close to break- "Yale stepped up to play," Apply came out on top against Yale ing the career assists record of defensive specialist Andrea University on Saturday at the 3,257 held by Melizza Benitez. Fernandez said. "But we handled electronically Event Center. it pretty well." San Jose State University Sarkees, who said she is not for federal defeated the Yale Bulldogs 12- one to to injuries, hurt her index 15, 15-5, 15-10, 11-15, 15-12. I don't think we finger during practice two days student aid. "I don't think we expected it to before the game but was able to be such a close match," setter expected it to be play despite the discomfort. ainle Michelle Sarkees said. "I did not "It affected my game," expect it to go to five games." such a close Sarkees said. "I couldn't push The Bulldogs came on strong match. I did not and control the ball as well." in the first game and beat the Middle blocker Melissa Myers Spartans 15-12. The Bulldogs expect it to go to and outside hitter Darcy Walker continued to play tough in the helped pace the win against the second and third games but five games. Bulldogs with 19 kills each in SJSU won both. the match. ' The Bulldogs survived to beat "We are in a bit of a valley www.eillny/affices the Spartans in the fourth game right now," Choate said. "It's but SJSU came through winning Michelle Sarkees good that the WAC is starting /OPEkqprpschting the fifth and final game of the Spartan setter next week. The team will be match. excited to play against Fresno The Spartans came out of the State who is undefeated this sea- match with a record of 10-3 for son." the season. With 3,256 assists, Sarkees The first Western Athletic Yale scored the first two needs one assist to tie the record. Conference game will be against points of the fifth game as the SJSU coach Craig Choate Fresno State University on Accounting fans who had come to support said the Yale match did not go as Saturday at the Event Center at Yale cheered. well as planned, adding the 7 p.m. Assistant Outside hitter Brianna Blair Spartans can play better. "Fresno is a big rival," (Part-Time) Ryan Dein/ Spartan Daily brought SJSU back with two "I knew Yale was going to be Sarkees said. "They beat us last kills to tie the game. With the Outside hitter Manna Blair spikes the ball in Saturday's 12-15, 15- better than people expected," year. We want revenge." Spartans leading, the Bulldogs Choate said after the match. 5, 15-10, 11-15, 15-12 win over Yale University at the Event Center. were nipping at the heels of Enterprise Rent-A-Car seeks an organized indi- PAT I I UN,' vidual to support the in- house staff accountant. GRE ESTING Responsihities include TOIT TIT T. r% FOR THE A/P. 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Community supports fund-raising efforts for California landmark By joAnn Peach "I'm having fun," 6-year-old Gina church will start providing church ser- Stall Writer Hernandez said. "You don't have to wait in vices in Spanish on a regular basis. line to play." The Third Street Community Center It was a dark and stormy day, much Several informational booths were project is estimated to open in the early like the day when the First Unitarian there to show support for the church, as part of next year. Several new programs Church burned down in October 1995. well as publicize their organizations. will be implemented as soon as the center In an effort to raise funds to rebuild "TThe Unitarian Church has always had expands, including the expansion of the and expand the church, the Third Street people involved in social causes," said existing computer learning center. Fiesta was held Saturday at St. James Charlotte Casey, a volunteer for Amnesty The center will be open to youth in the Park. International. "We wanted to support the area, as well as seniors from the senior "After the church burned down we festival and to provide information on center across the street from the church. decided to increase the community center Amnesty International." According to Embree, a computer lab space," said Jean Embree, the liaison As far as construction goes, the rebuild- will be used as a classroom to teach com- between the board of directors of the First ing projects are coming along, according puter skills as well as provide Internet Unitarian Church and the Third Street to Embree. The sanctuary, the part of the access for homework. Interns from San Community Center, which is a meeting church where the congregation meets, Jose State University, Santa Clara place where cultural, recreational and will open on Oct. 18. The circular room University and neighboring high schools social activities are conducted. "We dug will seat approximately 325 people and will be volunteering to teach computer out underneath the church to expand the will sit under the large dome ceiling. skills. center. Now funds are being raised to fin- "It will have stained glass all over," Other activities include English as a ish projects." Embree said. "We had a party in the shell Second Language classes and several The church, built in 1892, has been of it last night." other school activities. declared a California Historic Landmark. The opening will have two services. The Next spring, the church also hopes to The fire damaged the inside of the church Spanish-speaking service will be at 9 a.m. finish its Senior Social Hall, which will beyond use. The church has several sec- and the English-speaking service will be provide social events for seniors in the tions including a recreational hall and 11 a.m. According to Embree, the area. meeting rooms. The rebuilding of the church will cost approximately $6 million, which is being funded by the church congregation, sever- al foundations and individual donors. The Third Street Community Center is currently located in the church basement, which is still intact. The event had more than 30 food, game and informational booths. The festival also featured 19 entertainment acts which performed over the course of the Third Street Fiesta participant John Sarvey, Executive Director of day. City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley, a National Youth organization, gets The small community event had booths flushed at a baseball toss dunk tank. that mixed neighborhood supporters with other downtown supporters. A snack and drink booth manned by church members sat next to the San Jose Downtown Association booth, one of the five organi- zations to sponsor the event. Activities at the festival included horseshoes. volleyball, several relays and face painting. Food booths featured burri- tos sold by a member of the church and a Photos by Kathy De La Torre/ Spartan Daily variety of food by Waves Smokehouse restaurant. The Third Street Fiesta drew in neigh- Byron Gray, 6, of San Francisco practices his moves at the Hula Hoop station bors and friends who live in the area and Saturday afternoon at the Third Street Fiesta in San Jose. The fiesta was a bene- are members of the church. fit for the Third Street Community Center. *1‘. 11 BrewHaHa: No ID Kiosks defunct, replaced on Internet Continued from page 1 Byjohn Meyer to type in your Social Security number, San information instead of today's, Bundy said. "Here, Clinton, Clinton, stop underage drinkers from Assistant Entertainment Editor Jose State University Personal The kiosks were hooked up to the main serv- Clinton," Alazraqui said, using buying alcohol. Identification Number and birthdate. er and provided students with the most cur- the familiar Chihuahua voice in "They sold me tickets without The campus kiosks and dinosaurs have Bundy said the kiosks lasted five years rent records. Bundy said the old kiosk sys- Taco Bell's Godzilla commercial. even checking my ID," said 20- something in common they're both past their expectancy and needed to be tem would get jammed up from all the stu- "Uh-oh, I think I need a bigger year-old Trina Pham. Pham extinct. replaced. He said some students called the dents trying to get information. Since the underwear." said she's turning 21 in The kiosks, the arcade-game-looking com- kiosks "kaos" due to all the problems they Internet information is stored in a database, "His performance was November. "I just took my puters on campus that allowed students to had, such as printers breaking down and the new system won't get tied up, even impressive," audience member chances. There are so many peo- access grades and schedule information, will lack of ventilation. Bundy said the expensive though the records will be from the previous Dave Dukinfield said. "I had ple in line for tickets, and I did- no longer be used, according to Lewis Bundy, repair costs were more harmful to the bud- day. very high expectations. You n't think they were actually director of student services. get than helpful to students. "Usually, the data (grades, schedules) know, what's he going do for 45 going to card me." An Internet web site has replaced the Sherill Trillanes, an SJSU student, said doesn't change from day to day," Bundy said. minutes, just say 'yo quiero Taco Officer William Tang of the kiosks since the beginning of the semester. good riddance to the kiosks. Farid Arevalo, an SJSU student, likes the Bell' over and over again?" San Jose Police Department said "We've moved from seven access centers "(The kiosks were) usually broken down idea of using the Internet to access his Dukinfield is from Virginia verifying the ages of drinkers is to any campus computer lab," Bundy said. half the time, and the other half the lines records. and was in town for business not their responsibility. Student information can now be accessed were so long you couldn't even use them," "I think it's better because more people reasons. He said he had always "The booths are supposed to through a five-step web surf from any com- she said. have access to the Internet," Arevalo said. wanted to go to the BrewHaHa govern their own patrons," Tang puter with access to the World Wide Web. Bundy said the change to the Internet is "It's better than having to walk across cam- festival but never got a chance to said. "We're only here to assist The process is as follows: The first step is progressive and state of the art. The web site pus and find one of the kiosks." go until this year. when a security problem occurs." to go to www.sjsu.edu on the Internet. The is a data warehouse with the same informa- Other students see flaws in the change. "I was just never here at the Tang said he had not encoun- next three steps are selecting Student tion and printouts the kiosks provided. "It's unfair for people who don't have the right time. I just kept missing it tered any security problems in Services, Student Resource Center and AIR The main difference with the data ware- Internet or the time to use the labs," said whenever I came to San Jose," the festival as of BrewHaHa's Warehouse in that order. The final step is house is students will receive yesterday's Nicki Koep, an SJSU student. Dukinfield said. "When I got closing Saturday night. here and found out that the "The crowd has been pretty BrewHaHa was this weekend, I smooth and mellow," Tang said. made sure I wasn't going to miss The BrewHaHa has been an III 111 iJitdI'I1 American Heart it again, raining or not." annual celebration for six years, Association.. About 30 breweries partici- promoting the San Pedro neigh- d &I.' Call Flp4Ing Howl Diedow pated in this year's BrewHaHa, borhood downtown, Knell said. and Sim** Knell said. Among the festival's "This gives people a chance to C1ld112e NOM life newest additions wen. the arts see and experience the different and crafts booths and rock restaurants and bars along San WC\ climbing. Pedro Street," Knell said. 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Mudslinging returns Protesters: Signs, shouts greet Clinton to governor's race Continued from page 1 The downtown San Jose park is between LONG BEACH, Calif (API The gubernatorial campaign that the Fairmont Hotel, where Clinton stopped began with lofty promises to remain focused on issues and to air first, and the Tech Museum of Innovation, kinder, gentler ads is deteriorating into a war of words, with Dan where he spoke at a fund-raiser for the Lungren and Gray Davis trading increasingly bitter shots, followed Democratic National Committee. by demands for apologies. Rich Glass, a 1981 San Jose State With polls showing the race tight five weeks from Election Day, University alumnus, attended the demon- the candidates TV ads are increasingly direct and combative, their stration in the park because he thinks debates art) more acrimonious, their speeches are laced with attacks. Clinton should resign. Both sides say they want to stay on the high road, but are forced "Our form of government can't tolerate 1,1 respond to the opposition. someone you can't trust," he said. "I said I would try to run a positive campaign in as many aspects Glass said there is evidence to suggest :is I could, but I never promised to be a sad sack punching bag," that the president has lied in matters of Lungren said in an interview Sunday at the Republican state con- national policy. vention. "I had hoped that he would not go negative, but he's gone He could not cite such evidence, but reit- all-out." erated there is a lot of it. Lungren entered the convention on Friday with a call for racial "There's so much dirt on him, even if it harmony and an upbeat pledge to capture victory in November, doesn't stick to him it will eventually cover never mentioning opponent Gray Davis or the White House sex him over," he said. scandal. 11-year-old Lupe Diaz said Clinton's per- The attorney general's rhetoric heated up as the weekend pro- sonal matters should be left out of the pub- gressed. Saturday, he unveiled a new TV ad accusing Davis of fudg- lic. ing his support for the three-strikes ballot proposition that became "What man has never lied?" she said. law. The same day he launched a similar broadside at Davis in a "Nobody's perfect." speech. According to Diaz and her sister, Brigida, "I ask you, was Gray Davis there to help us fight for three 13, issues like child abuse and gangs should strikes?" Lungren asked listeners at a convention luncheon, where be what people protest. delegates responded with a resounding "No." "We're nobody to say who can be forgiven. "I think Gray Davis owes all of California an apology," Lungren God forgives him," the elder Diaz said. said. "We're here to stand up for Clinton so he Likewise, Davis and his supporters spent the latter part of the knows he's not alone." week demanding an apology for a comment Lungren made compar- Kay Moberly, a member of the Santa ing police unions to NBA player and coach-choker Latrell Sprewell Clara County Democratic Club, called her- during their third debate. Davis began airing two potent new ads of self an old party loyalist and she said she his own last week, one on abortion, the other contrasting the candi- was glad to be out supporting the president dates' positions on a variety of issues including oil drilling and amid all the controversy. assault weapons. "He's done more for the people than any While the campaign is entering the realm of negative attacks, it other president," she said. "He has a job to do is still mild compared to recent races in California or to others under and a job to finish." way in other states. The Davis and Lungren ads remained bio- Shane Connolly disagrees. graphical for much of the summer. Davis has shown restraint, given "If he were doing what was best for his his history: His 1992 ad comparing Dianne Feinstein to hotel queen party," the Fremont man said, "he would and convicted tax evader Leona Helmsley was considered one of the resign." sleaziest in state history. Davis apologized to Feinstein earlier this Connolly said Clinton should resign only year. so Vice President Al Gore "will have a couple In the primary, a Davis TV ad claimed Democratic rival and for- years to get people to like him, and then ran mer Northwest Airlines co-chairman Al Checchi 'killed kindergarten as an incumbent successfully" legislation to save a tax break for his airline" and fired 4,000 people Andrew Laverdiere donned a blue dress while paying himself $10 million a year. Checchi's own attack ads for the occasion, because he said he wanted were widely blamed for his demise, and Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a polit- to point out while the media focused on ical analyst at Claremont Graduate University, said the survivors Monica Lewinsky's dress, the president's sit- Stu, f 1.t,011,0,1 ,Cptg 1.11 it, Ole MIA are mindful of that. uation was actually the result of interna- President Clinton greeted several supporters after he stepped off Air Force One "I do think that they've been a bit careful because of the message tional conspirators. of the primary." she said. "When (failed Democratic candidate Rep. "It's just that people have been inundated Friday afternoon at Moffett Federal Airfield. He was in the Bay Area for Democratic Jane ) Harman and Checchi took each other out and left Gray Davis with this media crap about the dress," he fund-raisers and to visit with daughter Chelsea at Stanford University. This was standing, certainly Gray learned from that, and certainly Dan said. Clinton's first visit to California since the Starr Report was publicly released earli- Lungren understood that too." er this month. Still, both sides have accused the other of breaking a pledge in their first debate not to mount negative attack ads unless the sub- iects had been broached first in face-to-face meetings. litLL i lilt SLF1tILLS! !HIE PillithliNAJ!

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