FORUM SPORTS Point/Counterpoint: Daily Gretzky, Rangers survive staff writers debate validity furious third period rally, of the Clinton sex scandal down Sharks 3-2 See page 2 See page 4 MIX Volume 110, No. 9 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 February 4, 1998 SJSU basketball coach Morrison resigns

Yon hicerila. CO011,1. toner By Aaron Williams and Mark Gomez Morrison is in the midst of his worst sea- ics position at SJSU, Morrison said, "there still' Writers son since the Spartans went 2-24 in 1992. are no other offers." The team is currently 2-16 with powerhous- All the players and assistant coaches es Texas Christian University, University of chose not to comment as they left the Event Tulsa, Fresno State and Hawai'i still on the Center after Tuesday's practice In his ninth season as San Jose State tut.. on University men's basketball coach, Stan schedule. The announcement shocked SJSU Morrison announced his resignation Morrison and his team kept quiet about women's basketball coach Karen Smith. Tuesday. He will finish out the season. the resignation after Tuesday's practice. He "I just found out," Smith said, adding that Despite leading the Spartans to the said he didn't want to call a press conference she hadn't yet talked to Morrison. "He's a Tournament in 1996, Morrison has to announce the news. Morrison declined to great person, and I'm going to miss him NCAA . only one winning season at SJSU. His over- elaborate on his announcement. dearly. He was always willing to help anyone Iolal. all record as the, head coach at SJSU, from "I'm not going to dissect it (the resigna- in the whole program." 1990 to the present, is 71-164. He was an tion)," Morrison said. Morrison deflected talk of the resignation assistant at SJSU from 1967 to 1970. He said there was, "not much" he would after practice, instead praising his team's "I am submitting my resignation to be answer. He declined comment on the timing play of late and discussing the upcoming effective at the end of the season," Morrison and what prompted his resignation. game against TCU Saturday. said in a statement released by the Athletic Discussing the possibility of other posi- "We practice tomorrow and try and figure Department. "It is the right thing to do." tions, including the vacant director of athlet- See Morrison, page 4 Stan Morrison Former dean dies; ,,,htftday And the rains came down memo.r,Dio:BlurStat

Memorial Services will be held today at the Oak By Jeremiah Os han ended up driving on the frontage road for Hill Funeral Home for Robert S. Martin, former San Jose State Staff mer an hour to Embarcadero where traffic Dean of Students at San Jose State University for Unive,,ty was practically stopped. I had to drive 12 years, who passed away Saturday. Students encountered a variety of through three ponds," Sargeant said, According to his daughter, Melissa Geary, problems during their morning com- referring to gigantic puddles. Martin died from mutes to San Jose State University on Brad Scott decided to skip his first congestive heart Tuesday. class after it took him 30 minutes to failure at the All major freeways to SJSU drive down Saratoga Avenue, a trip that Col umbiaGood Interstates 280 and 680, U.S. 101 and usually takes about 15 minutes. Zia Samaritan Highway 87 experienced varying Nisani spoke of his 20 minute trip from Hospital in Los degrees of flooding. The flooding ranged Bascom Avenue, only a few miles away. Gatos early from lane closures to the complete shut- Not every student had a commute Saturday morn- down of parts of Highway 87. horror story. Many cited staying off the ing. There were horror stories of doubled freeways and finding alternate forms of "He was slow- and tripled travel times. transportation as the key to their worry- ing down the past The Palo Alto commute that normally free commute. year," Geary said. takes Lucy Sargeant about 35 minutes, "It wasn't bad. I took Monterey "But he was still so, hi! (ii the, Sim, nrniv. lasted from 6:15 a.m. until 9:15 a.m. Highway from IBM (in South San Jose)," mentally sharp, "I listened to the radio this morning said Tiffany Garcia, who normally takes and he was living Peggy Kawaye waits with her overheated car near the Alum and they didn't say anything about Highway 87. "Parking was actually bet- on his own " Rock Avenue exit off Highway 101 during Tuesday morning's traf- University Avenue (in Palo Alto) and ter." According to his Robert S. Martin SJSt meant fic. Kawaye had been waiting more than four hours for a tow 101, so I assumed they were fine. I acci- dentally drove under a police line and See Floods, page 5 the world to Martin. who provided many services truck to arrive. for the students ranging from financial aid and career planning to housing and student health care. "He was (at SJSU, for so many years,- Geary said. "He watched it grow and was a leader to stu- dents It was a such a big part of his life and he made a lot of relationships there It's where he met my morn the late Virginia Wall Martin, .- Before his retirement in 1958. Martin spoke to the Spartan Daily. "I'm very fond of SJSC," said Martin then. "The students are very fortunate to be :ible to go to such a fine school - According to friends and family. Martin became quite a bridge player in his later years "He used to play with .1 number it people in his office," 5J51. Directur it l',unseling Services Wiggsy Sivertsen said "Ile was an avid bridge player, and we used to give him a hard time abiut it .- However. Martin may he more known for build- ing bridges than playing it "He united students with the idea that the administration was a helping hand, rather than a punitive. judgmental. unhelpful bureaucracy.- said Si ti si 'll. who we with Martin at SOSU iiver '20 years. "Bob was always a (poet. mellow guy.- Sivertsen said. "Back then. t he campus was different. imd the we was different Ile was a patient man in a time that is pine behind its Not only was Martin a devoted leader on cam- pus, he saved time to lie a faithful family man as well, family. members said "He was a great father" Geary said "lie' was car- ing, understanding and hp was a great listener - Martin, who sat iii) the Student Union Board of Directors and the As, whited Students Budget left Vese tilt Ault Committee at SJSC served in World War II and graduated from :Middlebury College Perez of Milpitas helps Thong Vu in Arturo push his car safely off First Street and into a parking lot. Like many other people, Vu's car got Vermont. where he wis a member itt Phi Beta trapped when the engine stalled from too much water. Some of the worst flooding in San Jose on Tuesday was at First Street and Montague kappa Expressway. Services will he held at I put in the Chapel of Ruses at the I I.ek II ill Funeral Home in San Jose Supreme Court, governor deny Tucker's appeals; Texas execution carried out 5. By Yvette Anna Trejo lost a L Supreme Court nuns major Brian Tidwill said rattle' 1 h,111 1111, Silellilt C.tst Stall WWI r iippeal that sought to block Dead Woman Walking "I'm glad she found God, hut she ;1;',1-ci V. It II ill(' iit101 Texas' first execution of a SJSU students Pander Karla Faye Tucker's was convicted in a court of law and ty.- social Joe Getz said Karla Faye Tucker lust all appeals to woman in 135 years sentenced to death, so that sen- Getz felt that lice' prison svstern should San Jose death by lethal injection Tuesday save her life Tuesday and was PX1WIlit'll State I. Tniversity tence should still be carried out. start to rehabilitate. inmates instead ot campus reaction prior to the in Huntsville, Texas at 6.45 Central Do you think "finding Do you think being a Gender shouldn't play a part at killing them Standard Time. executiim varied slightly all." 'I'm opposed to capital because of the, unusual God" should exempt woman should exempt purushnient.- Tucker, a fbrmer prostitute turned circum- Advertising m Je ir N 1(14 said Lois I lelnihold, prokssor and coor- stances Tucker's gender and someone froni execution? someone from executiiin? born-again Christian, was sentenced to Anselmo had a similar view dinator ot the. NVoinen's Studies death by lethal injection in 1983 tier the newly fimnd "I just believe if you do the Program at 5.151' -11., kill people thought for pickax murders of Jerry Dean and that Tucker's life, crime. you do the, time she said killing people to sas killing should have been spared, people is Deborah Thornton. but 'Equal rights for everything it wrong It. the contradiction others felt that of it On Monday, the Texas pariile board the sentence, goes the Saint' for that Although Ilelnibold should he followed did not agree unanimously refused to recommend Opposing viewpoints were just with the execution sentence, "It's great that she's a Is cm she did clemency for Tucker. Only hours before Yes MI as common They tended to be her execution was carried out, Tucker again Christian," public relit - more, focused on capital punish - See Execution, page 7 FORUM Did President Clinton

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5( Cheating Clinton Clinton's not guilty; ar due; Lewinsky's just pawn ar bound to get his - skeletons will haunt of religious right N, look in president CI! nton has done it There's no need to C, again, figuratively and liter- dark, smoky rooms to find ally. By "it- I mean he has support for Hillary Clinton's Co been caught with his zipper down, contention that a right-wing con- 11 and all hell has broken loose. spiracy is planning the downfall of WI There are more skeletons in her husband. or Clinton's closet than there are in a "Visualize Impeachment" T- whole cemetery, yet the nation is shirts were worn proudly by some being asked to overlook them. of the 1,500 Republicans at last Clinton's latest escapade week's 25th Annual Conservative Ei involves a sex-crazed 20-some- Political Action Conference. The featured speakers Newt thing who is probably the youngest event Nicholas Boer P skeleton yet. She has helped Gingrich, Dan Quayle and Oliver Clinton turn our nation, and the North. Ti media, into a three ring circus. This was the same conference used by Paula Jones to Ca Clinton has stepped up the damage control and has announce her sexual misconduct charges against the released the hounds. president in 1994. Jones used the Republican forum to His people are now scurrying to do cleanup work, and make the charges two years after the alleged event, and his wife has initiated World War III against the media only then after an article was published that quoted a and all of Clinton's foes. state trooper who "remembered her only as Paula." 11i The fact of the matter is that Clinton has slowly cre- Jones' current lawsuit is funded by the Rutherford Ti ated his own downfall, but wants to blame it on a right- Institute, a conservative legal foundation with links to SI wing conspiracy. Gimme a break! the Rev. Jerry Falwell. Fi Clinton is trying to make himself look like a faithful It turns out independent counsel Kenneth Starr was husband. Remember those photos of him and Hillary on giving free advice to Jones' lawyers when she was first (4 vacation, dancing in their swimsuits? What a blissful going public well before he was appointed to investi- relationship, right? Wrong! Why believe a man who has gate Whitewater. Starr, who vvas appointed by a three Fl been involved in two sex scandals already? judge panel led by conservative Reagan appointee David Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones the names Sentelle, has dismissed Mrs. Clinton's conspiracy alle- should ring a bell. They have made the news in the past gations as "nonsense." nfl by stating they had some sort of sexual encounter with How well the interests of the religious right, conserv- SI the president. I'm sure they are working for the ative think tanks and the special prosecutor's office are F( Republicans, though. coordinated is hard to discern. Hillary has now made it a point to dispel the rumors But I imagine Starr and Falwell are seething as they of a possible sexual relationship between her husband review recent polls showing Clinton's skyrocketing pop- and a former intern, Monica Lewinsky. ularity in the wake of charges that he had sex with She has made the comment that independent prose- White House intern Monica Lewinsky and encouraged tk- cutor Kenneth Starr is making it his "mission" to ruin her to lie about it. her and her husband. What an excuse! As much doubt as the American people have about Of course it is easier for the president and his sup- Clinton's truthfulness, they have even more doubts porters to blame Starr and the Republicans for this about the credibility and appropriateness of Stares whole scandal. Why would the president blame himself hardball tactics. for not being able to keep his pants on ? The more chains Starr uses to tie up Clinton, the I think it is time for the president to take responsi- wilder the applause when he escapes. Perhaps Clinton's bility. It is time for him to tell the truth, for once. If the Houdini routine is less due to his political adroitness president can't take responsibility for his own actions, and more due to the insubstantial nature of the allega- then who else will? tions. The truth is what Clinton should be searching for in What if Clinton is telling the truth? Might not that order to clear his name. The truth is what would come better explain his "uncanny ability" to emerge from each out if Clinton would just talk to the press...or is it? scandal in better condition than when he started? Clinton seems to be afraid that something else is Hillary blamed the conspiracy on people m. ho "just going to slip out and really bring him down. As a nation hate him over some of his policies, his ps'rsoii.iIit 1 we need to look more closely at this whole situation and Meanwhile, Jerry Falwell. whose Bawl,: cullegi nar really figure out who is in the wrong. sponsored the aforementioned conference. was ii pillar of Brt Republicans may not be Clinton's strongest support- morality in the midst of "The White House in Crisis " onc ers, and Starr may not be his best friend, but they sure "I believe what our president and country need most moi didn't put a gun to his head and make him cheat again. right now," Falwell said, "is prayer." 1 Clinton did it all on his own. OK. But while we're all down on our knees, let's keep suil He's made his bed and now he has to lie in it. one eye open. Starr and Falwell might use the opportu- tha nity to plan their next move. ly whi 199 Yvette Anna Trejo is a Spartan Daily staff writer. Nicholas Boer is a Spartan Daily stall writer. Au

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Guide This is Hillary's bag. people have Sparta American Thebeen here before. 'Twas six Six years ago, amid the Today p.m. through Tuesday. For infor Almaden Room. For more informa- years ago almost to the day Gennifer Flowers debacle, the Asian American Christian mation call Abelino Anaya at (408) tion, call Braja at (408) 288-6360. that the voting public went President sat down, after repeated Fellowship 297-1796. through the same sheebang. denials, and "candidly" fessed up Weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Child Development Club A woman accusing, a president that he had "caused pain in his the Student Union's Almaden Library Donations & Sales Second meeting at 4:30 p.m. in denying, a first lady fighting, a marriage." Room. For more information, call Unit Sweeney Hall, Room 100. All CD media clamoring and a nation Analysts noted that, although David at (408) 265-7442. Ongoing book sale evry Tuesday majors and minors ae welcome. For buzzing. he had admitted infidelity, he had and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 more information, call Kelly at Hello, deja vu. neatly sidestepped committing to Ballroom Dance Club p.m. at Wahlquist Library, Room (408) 924-3728. The truth is, I've never much the singular or plural, avoiding First club meeting of the semes- 408 and Clark Library lobby. liked Hillary Rodham Clinton. the words "affair" or "affairs." ter in SPX 89 from 8- 10 p.m. For Donations are welcome. For more Delta Sigma Pi Yeah, I know she's the debut Days later, on the heels of the more information, call Carmen information, call the Acquisitions Professional event: résumé writ- first lady to have her owl, office in 1992 Super Bowl, Hillary took to Solorzano at (408) 924 -SPIN, or Department at (408) 924-2750. ing and interview skills, 5:15 p.m. the White House. Yeah, I know the television sets, held her head Arlene Dondoyano at (408) 924- in the Student Union's Council she's made great strides in health high and salvaged Bill's faltering 5017. Re-Entry Advisory Program Chambers. For more information, care. Yeah, I know that she's a presidential bid. Brown bag lunch and visit www.cob.sjsu.edu/dsp. strong woman. She's in her element now. This Beethoven Center "Awareness on Campus,* presented But it's the "It takes a village" is a talent that by now is finely Giant sale of books on music by Steve Vandergraaf from 12 - L.D.S. Students Association thing and the Socks the Cat thing honed. She's speaking directly to a and dance, classical music scores 1:30 p.m. in the Student Union's Dr. David Loertscher will speak and the fake smile, stand-by-her-man thing that public which, to a large extent, questions how and LP recordings every day from 1 Pacheco Room. For more informa- about the rescue of the just sort of hangs me up. trustworthy a man is in his business dealings - 6 p.m. in Wahlquist Library tion, call Susan Clair at (408) 924- Donner/Reed party at 12:30 p.m. at Despite all this, it's time the spin doctors take when he can't keep his pecker in his pants. North, Room 318. For more infor- 5950. the San Jose Institute, 66 S. notice and let the president know what the rest of It's time to lay the White House cards on the mation, call (408) 924-4590. Seventh St. For more information, the country would tell him if they could tug at his table. The President of the United States is an Sikh Student's Association call (408) 286-3313 ear for a moment. adulterer. The Commander in Chief is a cheat. Child Development Club Discuss NDPIII and the Shut up, Bill. The Leader of the Free World is a serial philan- First meeting at 3:30 p.m. in Valentine's Ball at 12:30 p.m in the Le Cercle Francais Hillary is at the reins. derer. Central Classroom Building Room Student Union's Guadalupe Room. The French Club presents La A tight-lipped and unconvincing president Shame on you, Bill, for putting the presidential 118. All CD majors and minors are For more information, call Lakhvir Ceremonie, the best of French sus- turned in an initial D- performance when he office in jeopardy for the sake of a little sucky- welcome. T-shirts and sweatshirts Singh at (408) 219-3471. pense, at 6:30 p.m. in Sweeney addressed the nation regarding his alleged oral sucky. on sale. For more information, call Hall, Room 100. For more informa- sex affair with intern Monica Lewinsky. How easily you must forget ... a woman accus- Kelly at (408) 924-3728. SJSU Mariachi Workshop tion, call Jean-Luc DeSalvo at (408) He only slightly redeemed himself prior to the ing, a president denying, a first lady fighting, a Learn to play and sing tradi- 924-4611. State of the Union address when he stared into media clamoring and a nation buzzing. Chi Pi Sigma (Co-ed Law tional mariachi music while you the cameras and asserted that he "did not have Hillary, salvage your office while you still can Enforcement) earn one credit. Non -students wel- Premedical Club sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky." and clamp the chastity belt on Billy boy now. Rush table from 9 a.m. to 2:15 come. Register in the Music First meeting at 12:30 p.m. in When Hillary spoke to the "Today" cameras 6:30 p.m. and Duncan Hall, Room 345. Speaker p.m. on the fifth floor of Building lobby at regarding what has been dubbed "Fornigate," she Tern K Milner is a Spartan Daily co-executive editor p.m. from L.A. College of Chiropratic MacQuarrie Hall today through classes are held from 7 - 9:30 made a far better showing than her hubby had. Her column appears every Wednesday. Thursday. For more information, For more information, call (408) and free food. For more informa- Step aside, Bill. call Pete Wagner at (408) 998-8433. 924-4675 or 4701. tion, call Pedram at (408) 322-5765.

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His first stint was at Pacific from 1973 to 1979, coaching the Tigers to a 100-88 record and one NCAA tournament berth. He was named Pacific Coast Athletic Association "Coach of the Year" in 1979. Morrison then headed south where he coached at the University of Southern California from 1980 to 1986. He led the Trojans to two NCAA appearances in seven seasons and a 103-95 record. He was also named Pac 10 "Coach of the Year" in 1985. He was an assis- tant coach at USC from 1971 to 1973. Following his final year at jell Arrest./ Sp.trritri Daily Morrison accepted USC in 1986, his resignation from the the position as athletic director Head coach Stan Morrison announced at UC Santa Barbara. He accept- SJSU men's basketball team Tuesday. ed the head coaching position at winning the conference tourna- first round to eventual national SJSU in 1990. ment despite a 13-17 regular champion Kentucky 110-72. Morrison's most noted accom- championship gave Acting director of athletics, hi is Rafl. Spit. ii 14.11 season. The plishment at SJSU came in the the Spartans an automatic berth Carolyn Lewis, said a search for San Jose Shark. Jeff Friesen, 39. battles with New Yeerk Ranyers, edefrery,c.rnen late in the third period. The 1996 season, when he coached in the NCAA tournament, its a replacement will start after Sharks lost 3-2 to the Rangers Monday night. the Spartans to a Big West first since 1980 and third in SNIT names its new director of Conference Championship by school history. SJSU lost in the - athletics Sharks rally falls short Duncan, Robinson do in Warriors 105-96 (API Tim remaining, were held to 10 Wednesday in arbitration hear- I )..1.11. d 11111 clutch. Stevens the Rangers' net, the puck either OAKLAND, Calif. Rangers net 3 2 win Duncan scored a career-high 34 fourth-quarter points, a season ing for Latrell Sprewell. till puck over a hit a fee l'_t a Ilefensemans leg or points and David Robinson had low It was their ninth loss in a Sprewell is contesting his year- despite third period -'trill I H I Irtidey Richter %%W... ititle to come up Shark .1. hri-enian Marty %vale the. save. 23 as the San Antonio Spurs row at home and 18th in the past long suspension and contract 20-4 run in the last seven 19 games overall, termination fiillowing his Dec. 1 Sorle% tried to slearle ein :the!' being outshot 21-14 in used a surge from San Jose minutes to rally past the Golden Golden State played its final attack on Carlesimo. ill! Shark ,tfort five minutes the first two periods. the. Sharks State Warriors 105-96 Tuesday game befiire the break, and Donyell Marshall's 23 points It t othom l'eret into the -econd period :is he the. Rangers in the third P.J. Carlesimo was sched- led Golden State. Tony went :tile'!" Ranger winger pen Ill night. coach Delk had The Warriors, who had a uled to leave fin- New York. 21 and Joe Smith and Erick Darren Leingeleal After a few "We went in and played a seven -point lead with 7:17 where he is expected to testify Dampier had 16 points apiece. shoves the twee players threw solid game plan for 45 minutes," Teeteriny ,II1 t ii I. if the down and liegat i tight that Ranger coach t'olin f'ampbell final playeett spot. 2 laste-d ahem tt., hefore said "I think now to loss to the NI.V1 York Itingers we have the IX hell -till pia \ .t %%ere bro- understand what wasn't what t he San got us in trou. ken up lei a line -man ble in the last 15 (minutes)." Sharks needed to end illeIr final 1{1g,klr' The Sharks will head north to Inernestand heir e he N111. Stock scored his tirst NI goal, play. Edmonton. Calgary and stops play it the. Winter the e. ent 11.11 t!:1111,it nneT. three Vancouver before. Olympics. the break minuIt the third period starts len Felt 8. Edmonton The Sharks r 1 1 in the is Ste\ en, and assisted currently occupying first six of a $even :',1111, the final "I dreamed ..1 going end it: plav off spot_ as it is a point up on tarot. which me hided a 5 2 end. fending off defiqis,niHri the the Sharks thumping of the eli 1-.1,d1 leading whole way bir my first goal in The break Mr the Olympics is Colorado AN. ;11,01,11,ill the. NHL.- Stock said "But I'll called the. Winter Break. The Saturday lint .1 -111....1-11 -tart take that break gives NHL quickly jeopardized !lc sharks players a After Stock's t.teeal. the. Sharks chance. to complete in the Winter bonne. momentum etc I 7L. II hold -tarted to1)1.1% )Iesperate. frantic ()Iympics in Nagano, Japan. It is on the eighth and Iliad estern hockey, dominantly the Divisiem plioa ef I third the. first time. a major sport in period. Th, Sharks late surge America has been haulted mid- 11;tv, -hois tii it I tv tittte-ti them twee goal,: 11111 SCV- SI/ Its we are going to plat earl% players can corn- , red scoring opportemit IPS, but a pen in the Olympics. The official HOW Shark forward Beerme Nee -troll!! game hy Ranger i_toalie Winter Break runs "Tonight vce shove. el the in wl until Feb. 21, Mike Richter prevented any lead but 17,000 people weliii fit the. Sharks won't begin play until Fel). 26 against St. Just up a raffle ticket at The Ranger, pumped ii the Louis at pick Ten -and -half minutes into the. the San Jose Sharks fiv) -iii I!be Arena, third period. Bernie. Nicholls "We are geeing to get game as Mike Ea-tv.,1 pot the rest the Sports Illustrated Campus slapped one. past Richter from 15 we need." Nicholls said. back a rebounded shot if "It's def- teet elit ()wen Nolan followed it good Kelly Ilrucley initel.e break for us. toor minutes later with a goal on Everybody is going to he well Fest today and drop it by the W'ayne. I ikt Ill ,,11.0 t ill assists by Nicholls and 1011 rested with the second be one id hi, fold! .11.p .a. half ii 111111 starts in front of Ka% Area hot k, tan, We mad). a couple of mis- Marcus Spartan Bookstore with your assisted Si ott Sto 1.ar Ragnarsson and takes and it cost us the. game." Marco Sturni are. the. two power pla% mid%%,)% thr,u;di play- -aid Shark coach !berry] Sutter ers who V.'1111.1 get much rest as name and number on it, or the second peri, 111 Theo. had II hitter first period, they will be playing for From behind the net. intik their nil %ve had a better third." it,pcetita. countries of wheeled around to Ow bitt ott Sweden fill out the ticket below, cut it In the third, the Sharks had and Germany. The two were hum- circle. 11; ell, right .it Jirlililt 1er ten minutes to pull even before. Ill Jll-'ill iia pass IA It Ill tired in a ceremony after ith the Rangers and, despite- Monday's game. out and StIIVI'lls Ill 11.011 of the net drop it by. Two names se... rat prime In tilt ttt Tyson tries to break away from King will be drawn and the winners will receive a S25 gift LAs ,Ap Nliko 'nu. source said Tyson wrote hilt there are often outside forces Tyson, frustrated hy his 1),Iiiefi- to King and co -managers John and individuals that will try to ment from boxing. ha, tried to Horne ;old Rory Holloway, capitalize on Mike's frustration WIN certificate good at Jambe break his contract with promoter threatening to end their relit- that conies from his layoff as a Don King and hi-- co managers tionship 'Ile source declined to result of the suspension," King /MEW. Juice. The winners will be it was reported Tiii.,elav disclose. the contents of the let- said in his statement. "Mike. went elem.,' and met ter. other them that it stated King added, "We'll work with I,Inee. guys it LI/s Angeles King. Hollowly and Mame were through those too because our posted on Thursday. anel they e.nticed Iiini by saying not allowe-el tee make. illly future. common goal is to get Mike back FREE they could help him more than commitment, tor Tyson. to training and into the ring his existing deal." a source close "Ile wrote tilt letter, then he. again." to the parties told the Associated I died Rory and John later and "I think there is sometimes a Press Feit'ai,ti night apologized,- the. ,ourco said 1 frustration and misunderstand- "! think Tyson ;list went think it is a tempest in a teapot ing that can occur in the best of through a teen ot nione.y .end blew Ile's uncle 'r contract With e.very- friendships and business relit- it," said the source, who request- body King, fle trin. and tionshijis, and that's how we cat- JAMBA Name ed anonymity "1 don't know if it's Hollowly 'Flierp's no way he. can egorize. this," Holloway and the money ur that he's just hits- get ti it III those contracts which Horne said in a joint statement. trate& He's in the prime of his run for another three years." The co-managers said they MOM Number career and It isn't know if he Tyson was believed to he. in would continue to stand by will get approved in months" Los Angeles earlier 'fliesday. but Tyson " a M We work to get $25 Sports Illustrated Tyson was banned from box- could not be reached for coin- through all of the frustrations Campus Post ing by the Nevada St.ite Athletic fluent that have occurred since the Commissi011 in July after biting King. !form. and 114 lt by Spa. on boolstol Holloway unfortunate incident in Las Ice home ow.no$25 Evander Ilielyfield on the. ears issued statements through Vegas," an apparent reference to gar rOfl, MID the previllIP, menial dewing a !twirl) Communications, a Las the Tyson-Ifolyfield debacle. championship tight at the MI 1M Vegas public relations firm hired The source characterized the Spiriie lifile Grand Hotel here tie represent the boxer after the latest Tyson flap as "one promot- Under the kin. he can seek Juni. tight furor. em against another promoter." relicensing alti.r rine. year. 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By Martxret Bethel Jose and the university and the construction of a commitments to fund a joint library. Providing the litt r joint library, as well as to outline the senate's role 46 guidelines are fulfilled to the Senate's satisfaction, in that process. The main idea of the joint library, Our fundamental duty is to a memorandum of understanding can be expected A resolution of guidelines to be used in the as well as the, most debated issue, is that both the in April, which is a non-binding agreement to con- process of the joint library negotiations was unan- city's and the university's collections will be com- protect the library collection tinue negotiations. imously approved by San Jose State University's bined. Allison Heisch, senate member and English Academic Senate Monday. Jonathan Roth, senate member and history pro- for the students today and professor, said a joint library under one roof would Mayor Susan Hammer and SJSU President fessor, recognizes the university's responsibility to the students of the next be an advantage, as opposed to SJSU's current Robert Caret first announced plans to discuss the San Jose's citizens, but is concerned that their full library which is situated in two buildings. possibility of combining the city's main Martin access to SJSU's collection will hinder students. generation. "Many of us have struggled for years with the Luther King Jr. L ibrary "Our fundamental duty is to protect the library schizophrenia of our library," Heisch said. university agree to with the university's in February 1997. collection for the students today and the students Jonathan Roth, Whether the city and the of the next generation," Roth said. continue negotiations, a joint library is ultimately Several committees organized in the last year senate member and history professor have established that the new library should be In an effort to limit accessibility to the univer- up to the California State University system, as about 504.000 square feet with room to hold both sity's resources, Roth introduced an amendment to SJSU's funding would come from a CSU allotment libraries' current collections, as well as space for the guidelines that would require the "bulk" of the. of a higher education bond. If the negotiations and the 20 years growth at the current rate. The new two collections be kept "physically separate." of result in a feasible plan for a joint library, ti,ltirs collection, and "any agreement regard- Caret and building is expected to cost about $130 million. "If the city insists on a single collection, we to be CSU is willing to appropriate funds, ing access to library resources would have agreements in with the cost split proportionately to the space should say no," Roth said. established in such a way as to preserve flexibility Hammer could announce formal each collection will take. This means 70 percent A 24-12 vote failed the Roth amendment, as the providing for the possibil- November. in setting policy, such as to go through a CSU would go on the CSU tab. majority of the senate agreed that the integration ity of tiered permission levels of on-site and "This (joint library) has Vice. President Don According to Carmen Sigler, senate vice chair, guidelines within the resolution were sufficient. remote access." approval process," SJSU the intent of resolution A.S.1025 is to set out The resolution policies include continued regula- While the guidelines have been approved, nei- Kassing said. guidelines the negotiation process between San tion by university policy to access and circulation ther the city nor the university have made any Recycling center; turning garbage into careers Sports Illustrated BY Ed Obenseiser tions of the county. He worked in the center for one au N.\ It helps them recycle many 66 and a half years. Kirby is a recy- materials rather than bury them cling specialist for Sunnyvale. braves weather for Bruce Olszewski likes in a landfill. All these people He said the experience work- garbage He likes it so much he The center keeps a database ing for the center was invaluable even wrote. his master's thesis on the most recent recycling pos- talking about the iend helped him get his job. about it. sibilities and markets in the Kirby gained real-world experi- promotional event Olszewski, a lecturer in the. county. It helps people realize environment are ence talking with city officials and garbage haulers during his Environmental Studies the scope of what can he recy- at the for the past three years, and cled. looking time. with the center. By Jon Perez Department at San Jose State Staff Writer San Jose State students have University and director of the Any SJSU student can call wrong end (of the "The most valuable thing I always made full use of these Center for Development of the center to find out how to economic cycle). got from the (Center for the tents," Stuart said. Recycling (CDR, says garbage recycle common items such as Development of Recycling) expe- Most sports go on through 1-800-Collect, L'Oreal, has an undeservedly bad image.. newspapers, junk mail, phone rience was getting my name out rain or shine. It won't be any Citibank, Vivarin and Reese's It's a potential resource, he. says. books or even gold, which one Bruce Olszewski there in the public and private different for the Sports Peanut Butter Cups, will hand that can help reduce environ- caller wanted to get rid of, said Director of the Center for sectors," Kirby said. "When I Illustrated Campus Fest. out free. sample's at the event. student Donna Thurmon, the started looking for a job, my "It's pretty stressful coming mental degradation, help the, Development of Recycling After samples are given economy and create jobs. center's administrative manag- name was known." back to school," said Chris out, students can participate, Olszewski said almost every- er. Kirby was hired immediately Stuart, field manager of the in events such as sumo thing people. consume goes It is a conduit for SJSU envi- after graduation by Sunnyvale event. "It's a good idea to come wrestling, a bungee run and through the economic cycle and ronmental studies students into as its commercial recycling spe- out here, get rid of your stress obstacle. course, a 30-second is thrown away. the recycling job market, say cialist. He helped businesses and have fun." basketball challenge and the "All these people talking recent graduates. center, he said. He learned the manage their recyclables includ- The Campus Fest , which joust-a-bout, the most popular about the environment are. look- SJSU alumni who worked at jargon and the major players in ing cardboard, high density plas- will be held today and event, according to Stuart. ing at the wrong end of the eco- the center are recycling special- the industry including city recy- tics and silicon wafers, which are Thursday at the Central The. joust-a-bout competi- nomic cycle)," Olszewski said. ists for the cities of Mountain cling specialists, politicians and the basis for computer micro- Plaza, is a chance for students tion is composed of two com- His way to mine garbage's View, Sunnyvale and Santa businesses. processors. to get free merchandise, batants who "fight "each other potential was to create the Clara. Updegraff, while working at Thurmon, the center's admin- Stuart said. with long lances with heavy Center for the. Development of Gregg Updegraff is the recy- the center, researched what each istrative. manager, said the cen- "It's difficult to get the padding on each end that are Recycling at SJSU. cling coordinator for Mountain city was doing in the recycling ter handles an average of 500 interest of the Generation X used for combat. It opened in 1989 with a View. He worked at the center field, wrote a report and gave calls each month. college students," Stuart said, Art education major Van start-up grant from the for approximately three years. that intbrmation to the county "The education aspect is the referring to the 18-25 age Nguyen, who has participated California Department of 1.7pdegrafT said he started out as for its database.. most important:. Thurmon said. group. "This is a fun way to do in the basketball challenge! in Conservat ion and additional a student volunteer ;end worked He gained necessary skills fOr "I'm learning new things and it." past Campus Fests, is hesitant support from the city of San his way into a paying position. success in the field such as set- helping educate the public about The fest will cover nearly to enter the joust. Jose. "i The Center for the. ting a time line for the project recycling." an acre of the campus and fea- "I'm a small guy," Nguyen The center is a recycling Developing of Recycling) played and seeing it through to comple- For more information, call the ture more than 25 activities, said. "I'll get knocked out, clearinghouse tier Santa Clara a big role in my obtaining this tion while he worked at the cen- center hotline at 1800) 533- along with sweepstakes draw- unless it's against a girl." County, providing recycling and position," Updeg.rraff said. ter, Updegraff said. 8414. The on-campus number is ings for a Chevrolet Cavalier, This year the fest will have reuse information to residents, Updegraff met people in the Tim Kirby graduated from 924-5453. Geo Metro and Tracker. a new event, which will be an do the businesses. government agen- recycling industry who SJSU in 1996 with a bachelor's According to Stuart, the inflatable 20-foot mountain cies, and non-profit organiza- hiring though his work in the degree in environmental studies. main draw of the event is the climb. free merchandise. "I would probably try it All a student has to do is because it looks like fun," Olympic security stepped up after attack on airport visit the booths, show his or Environmental Studies major her student identification card Michele Conrad said. NAGANit, ,Al', on rity. They said thi.s were confident in the venues Tuesday. and receive free stuff. According to Stuart, fun is Tuesday tightened their already lwavy secu- ability of the police to protect the games, Takahashi, the airport spokesman, said "We've been coming here the key word for the. fest. rity bir the Olympic, :liter cc rocket attack at which are drawing about 2,200 athletes from police were keeping closer watch on the air- Tokyo's main inti,rnat yawl airport. a record 72 countries. port buildings and metre frequently The, attack came as thousands of foreign "We are being kept fully informed of the. patrolling the. grounds on Tuesday to pre- athletes, officials and spectators are stream- developments," IOC director general vent another attack. ing through t he airport on their way to the. Francois Carrard said. "We. are being told Airport police. added that they were plan- Nagano Game's. which start on Saturday. security measure's have. been upgraded and ning to step up security anyway to coincide Police have no evidence the. launch of the. reinforced." with the approach of the games. homemade ri (elects, which injured one work- Still, he said people at the games may be In the. Monday night attack, two of the Taking the er, was aimed at disrupting the. flow of peo- seeing metre security officers, tighter proce- rockets landed and exploded in the paved ple to Nagano. airport spokesman Fuji() dures and less flexibility. area near the. hangars for cargo planes, and Takahashi steel Tuesday. Some 6,000 police will he. mobilized for the. a third was found intact nearby, And while no one, has claimed responsibil- Feb. 7-22 games in Nagano, about 115 miles Police said that the projectile that LSAT? ity fin- the. attack at the airport 40 miles east northwest of Tokyo. remained intact measured about 10 inches of Tokyo. authorities suspect it was carried A spokesman for the Nagano Prefectural long and 2 inches wide, suggesting it was a out by leftist radicals who have long opposed Police said all necessary security measures trench mortar, Kyodo News reported. Con.snriler applying to the. building of a second runway there. were being taken to protect the. Olympics, Radicals frequently have. claimed respon- and no changes in sibility for similar attacks in the past. Nagano were being (;()I1)1 N (;,\l I' UNIVI.R1 I Y Although no link has been established to made because of the the games, the. tinting of the attack is deeply Narita attack. He. embarrassing to the. 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k Focus Expensive raw fish gets into the swim of things of sushi that is made said Nina Kalmoutis, retail operations manager tomer, 'nation, ;isfiirrii is the type su/anne Ferrante ri,,y 11.11 !iv the food court has been selling "(Mr busii'st time is ;luring lunch We ye had a with Or prepared lit A11111 Kalmoutis said anything made sushi for the past five to six years. About 50 pack lot of university professors and !radii,: lioriyadi In .J:ij;iru,".14,11I me dozens of vari- ages a day are sold for under $4 each. said with vinejoired ri,t. there At a new sushi rest;n1rant on Setlind Street Sushi can be expen,ivr because chi -I, often use eties. St uncut it raw fish. known ;IS sushi, ir.avirit; mirth ;arc decorative packages made of near campus, the owner siud students SPIall t it only the prime filets ;II the fish, Sushi rolls can't decide if the decades -old American trend is featuring ia select bit of seaf)md have taken to his iiiiii,ed, such small pads 01 rice ending or picking up steam if dried .eaweed raw fish. the head, tail. and vegetables with a laver "For nit, its a natural high. l'in hooked most- roll, an. 'alifornia "We had at hone- ;and tat Some ciaialionly found 1% because it health\ and there's one on every crab with ;IVO, ado,. least 40 students 1(estatirants briv Roll feral) meat. or imitation cIt' iler.- said Jennifer Benton. graduate student of Itallil)IM a roll with diagonal strip- of within the last Irish whole fi,h. de. Roll I g,i\ eminent teaching credential program. paying Mr part, food across the top; and the Philadelphia Roll NI It everyone agrees with Benton's ass('ssment. week," said Kevin of that will be (fresh or smoked sall1101) crearn and "It's beyond trt'ritI It5 megatrendy. Were on Bonyadi, owner Boat Sushi unused sort able filler, the decline and that's \%hy we see that blonde lady Kako POPeler Bar. Price, ;at most ACCOrdelg tit A.WW!"eSieCiell.COel. tie, making sushi at home in television)," said David sushi bars range flelicacy began a century al!), a:- a 'romans. senior history major. " 'Fun Mr kids!' Bonyadi \vas cleaned the from $1.20 to 111(11001 of preserving fish Raw fish 'fliat's mit sushi .inymor." opened of ,alt and weighted six $:1 75 Mr two to and pressed between layers 'Flier, :ire seven sushi restaurants around San restaurant few week.-. the stone was weeks ago. The six pieces with a stone. In a lose State I 'iii vi plus two in Japantown and :Many people rennived and a wrapping was placed over the food. a number or places popular with students sushi bar offers fish and rice of think that sushi After a few niontlis, the fermented licated in towns such as Cupertino and Santa floating trays the early on little is raw fish, but was considered ready to eat During Clara sushi 'Mimi bypassed the boats that drift that is only one 1900- an inventive chef mimed If you get a craving for sushi on campus, the type of slishi fermentation stage ;and served so,Iii in v\ hat Student Union Food Court has sushi brought in by patrons. Forty to 50 per- According to becana its present form from the California Sushi Grill, which they keep percent ti; a concert - cent of Bonyadi's 1Vorld Wide Sushi While students can't seen; Ill on ice I< est it it t sus ii thi, popular cui-me it appear- raNA fish will "Thev bring it to us every day. They make it customers are ,',; a trot; I ;\ Ill I, 1{eference infor- continue to be a big seller fresh People love it Vi I' never seen a drop-off" repeat cus- Father of self-esteem movement abandons campaign for governor

SA( 'RAM ENT( ) AP, State Sen. ing a last-minute challenge. petitive candidate. Nly life is too pre- lie was (li,c11.(1 to thi Assembly John Vasconcellos abandoned his Vasconcellos, one, of the Legislature's cious; It's not ill nit. to ill in 11.1firi and served there :10 years until AA exploratory campaign Mr governor on last unabashed liberals )ind the father In his announcement Monday that socceeded his longtime friend. Al Tuesday. saying that "it is not in me to Califiirnia's self-esteem movement, he would not be running. Panetta esti- Alquist, in the SIalal, a year ;tgo beg tor the eniirIlloils amount of money formed an exploratory committee in mated that it would take at h'list $211 Vic-coma-11os has been a pow;rfail fig- bur more ... I am unwilling to SUCC,--4111 requires. September to determine if he had suffi- million to conduct a successful rani lit the Legislat on-. serving \\ Inch a campaign Vasconcellos announcement that he cient support to win the June 2 paii,m, which he .:aid no 'ant facing a $1 than a di T.1111. A, cliairni;fli Ill Ilp expend endless hours would not enter the race repeated con- Democratic primary. million-a-week fundraising piece for the erful Assembly \\*ay, and Niagara, for enough urns cited by 1..5. Sen. Dianne In a written statement, Vasconcellos June primary. Committee begging Feinstein two weeks ago and Mrmer said he received encouragement to run That may be a sad commentary on liut hi, greatest ramie outside the carry myself 19)..s6 li'gui-- dollars to White House Chief Id Staff Leon from thousands of Californians and the state of money and politics in our state Capitol came from his California Task Pan,tt a on Ml MILO.' in their announce- that he believes he could have provided times. hut it is also a reality that I can't hitmtitu am and my message to in and ments that they )ilso had decided not to leadership that inspires and govern- ignore,'- Panetta said. Force to Promote Self- Este; the people to become run. ment that works, but that he also recog- Feinstein was more if idirect in her Personal and 5,elal Responihility The three announcements reduce the nized the realities of' fundraising. comments. saying that campaignitig for The ,ell-e,reern commis,ion was a competitive candi- field seeking the 1)1-n1(s:retie nomina- "I am deeply disappointed to a statewide- office -is an inordinately dif- widely lanipooned. including two m.eeks tion to Lt. Gov Gray Davis imd multi- announce I will not be a candidate.," ficult and debilitating process.- and but Doonesbury cartoons and frequent date. millionaire businessman Al Checchi, Vasconcellos said. referring indirectly to how distasteful lokes by television comedians But the with Rip. -Jan' Harman raising a late "My decision proceeds from my real- attack ads :Ind fund-raising demands ideas developed in its three-year study John Vasconcellos trial balloon. ization that, despite my love for had become). caught un ;and were IA idely reported in State Senator Attorney General Dan Lungren is California and our people. I am unwill- Vasconcelbis. a 65-year-old SAWA kith academic itud popular publica- the only announced major candidiCe fur ing to expend endless hours begging Mr Clara lawyer, got his start in politics as tion- the Republican nomination, with Los enough dollars to carry myself and my travel secretary to then -(;(iv P;it II m iv, ii Angeles May,ir Richard Riordan weigh- message to the people to become a cum- in the 1960s.

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