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Morning low Marijuana Bowling teams clouds and fog should be legal knock their clear to sunny for medicinal opponents into skies with temps purposes. the gutter. in the low 70s. See page 2... See page 4... SPARTAN DAILY ohmic 10i. Number :12 Published tor Sail Jose Slate 1 nit. ersii since 1931 %Sedilesdi. I h.biber 19. 1991 Campus prepares for natural disasters By Stacey Hewitt UPD officer Spartan Daily Stan Writer This could be the scene at San Unit and the Emergency Opera- Francisco State, Cal State Sonoma, Jose State University one day if the tions Center are trained to handle Cal State Sacramento and SJSU The 10th Street garage has col- so-called "Big One" occurs. There an emergency situation, are participating in the program. lapsed, leaving students crushed is a 67 percent chance of a major The CRU, formed in 1991, was CRU members aid people affected in their cars. Tower Hall, which earthquake in California in the created to provide a team of of fi- by disasters and emergencies helps catch stood for over 100 years, has next 30 years, according to the cers trained in methods of disaster that occur at Northern California crumbled, strewing bricks and State Office of Emergency. relief, crowd control and urban campuses. leaving students injured and in SJSU officials believe the campus search and rescue, among other Abeyta said the need for a group desperate need of assistance. is prepared for an earthquake or things, said Ric Abeyta, Director of that has trained together is impor- local stalker The surrounding community has other disaster that may effect the Public Safety for SJSU. tant. He said problems in the past been devastated, complete with col- campus. Members of organiza- Officers from the Northern lapsed freeways and fallen buildings. tions such as the Critical Response California campuses, including San See Crisis, page 6 Felon caught near SJSU By Stacey Hewitt Bottoms up Spartan Daily Stall Writer University Police Officer Marianne Derbyshire doesn't stop working the minute she takes off her badge. Derbyshire was off-duty Oct. 8 when she spotted James Carol!, a man wanted on a $50,000 warrant for stalking a San Jose State University student and violat- ing a restraining order, Derbyshire said. The warrant was issued one year ago, and the UPD had no luck finding Carol!. "Everyone knew about him and we all wanted to catch him," Derbyshire said. Caroll had been stalking an SJSU student for one year, and had been sending her threatening letters, Derbyshire said. He was given a restraining order not to come near the student or the SJSU campus. When See Felon, page 6 Homecoming court nominees await decision By Cindy Trotter Spartan Daily Stall Writer

The candidates for Homecoming king and queen

MONIQUE St. FRIENEELI, SPARTAN DARN were announced Monday, and for the first time in San An upside down photo of two upside down swimmers. Santa Clara Center. Their noon performance Tuesday was part of the 25th-anniver- Jose State University history, it may be an all- African- Aquamaids Becky Dyroen-Lanc.- left, and Jill Sudduth tread underwa- sary celebr-!. n for the Student Union. Celebrations continue tonight American court. ter during their synchronized ,;,; rring performance at the Aquatic vrth Aerot' at the Event Cnt-ter Arena About 300 students from fra- ternities, sororities, athletics, faculty and friends came "The theme together to welcome SJSU's is kind of Santa Clara Aquamaids make big splash 1994 Homecoming court in the Union Ballroom. ironic this By Tina Casalino Student Spartan Daily Stall Wnter Becky Dyroen-Lancer, Jill ed in swimming at the tender age won the title for best duet. Two According to the Executive year, 'The Sudduth and Anna Kozlova were of six, has been a member of the months later, the entire team Director of Associated many faces of It wasn't a fish, a dolphin or a three of the members who per- Aquamaids for 16 years. Her competed in the World Aquatic Students George Gonzales, dif- whale that made a big splash on formed for a small, but atten- partner, Lancer, has been an Championships against 30 other ferent campus organizations Sparta." the San Jose State University tive crowd. Aquamaid for 13 years. The two countries. The Aquamaids won got together back in August to been performing for the best team and Lancer and plan for one of SJSU's biggest campus Tuesday. The Aquamaids, who per- of them have .lerome Martin

Although they don't have fins formed for about 15 minutes, together as a duet for eight years. Sudduth won for best duet. festivities Homecoming. Homecoming ,ourl or gills, the Santa Clara were excited to perform. A solo is one swimmer per- The squad is a private organi- "We knew in August that this nominee Aquamaids performed a dazzling "SJSU has been very support- forming and a duet is two swim- zation of swimmers who train six week was going to happen," display of underwater routines at ive of us. It's nice that we're able mers performing together. days a week, for five to seven Pep Center organizer Harriet SJSU's Aquatic Center in celebra- to give something back to hem," In July, after competing in the hours per day. Pila said. tion of the 25th anniversary of said Sudduth. Goodwill Games against eight "One of the hardest things "We got together with other groups on campus to the Student Union. Sudduth, who became interest- countries, Lancer and Sudduth See Aquamaids, page 6 save money on advertisements and to interact with one See Homecoming. page 6

Gay, lesbian week Free breast exams promotes awareness offered to women By Nancie Gruber By Shelley Spackmai Spartan Daily Stall Writer room of the Student Union, said Spartan Daily Stall Wnter Martha O'Connell, co-coordina- This week marks the ninth tor of the week's events. One in nine females reading this annual Gay & Lesbian Aware- "Common Threads" is a 79- article will develop breast cancer in ness Week at San Jose State minute film narrated by Dustin her lifetime, according to the University. Hoffman that recounts the story American Cancer Society. Activities scheduled include a of the first decade of AIDS in It is the most common cancer one-woman show by stand-up America. It will be shown from among women and is predicted to comedian Lisa Geduldig and a noon to 2 p.m. Thursday in the strike approximately 20,000 California showing of the 1989 documen- Student Union's Guadalupe women in 1994, the American Cancer tary, "Common Threads: Stories room. An audience discussion Society reported. from the Quilt." will take place afterward, said October is Breast Cancer Aware- Geduldig, who performed at Kevin Johnson, graphics lab ness Month and the American Cancer the 1993 Gay, Lesbian and supervisor and co-coordinator Society and SJSU's Student Health Bisexual March in Washington, of the week's activities. Services are offering a variety of pro- D.C., will appear at 7:30 p.m. grams to educate women about early Wednesday in the Almaden See Awareness, page 6 detection, prevention and treatment i SpARTAN DARN' of breast cancer. The Women's The Spartan Daily will be conducting a political Holding a silicone gel breast. Dr Oscar Battle Jr., a lealth, educator at Student Health Health Clinic In SJSU's opinion poll on campus during the remainder of the Services, gives interior design major Laura Evetts a few pointers on how to perform a self- See Breast cancer, page 3 week. Students' cooperation is appreciated. breast exam. The model is made with simulated cancer nodules.

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2 Tuesday, October 18, 1994 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Society suffers under 'weed' myth

With a merciless stroke of a But Wilson refuses to help Juana. He said the use of this pen, Gov. Pete Wilson recently relieve the pain of those suffer- "evil weed" led to killings, sex vetoed a bill that would have ing. Wilson's heartless act crimes and insanity. He also legalized the medicinal use of stems from a negative crusade emphasized the use of marijua- marijuana. against marijuana that started na as a "stepping stone" to the Embodied in Wilson's actions in the early 1900s. use of other drugs. are society's negative attitudes After the Mexican revolution But in 1944 the New York toward marijuana attitudes of 1910, Mexicans began pour- Academy of Medicine released a based on 80 years of racism and ing into the United States. They report concluding marijuana political misinformation that were greeted with racial intoler- did not cause violent behavior, have no place in the 1990s. ance and their practice of smok- provoke insanity, lead to addic- Society has been brain- ing marijuana was stigmatized. tion, or promote opiate use. washed into believing that mar- Texas police officers said Anslinger called the authors ijuana has no redeeming value, marijuana inspired a lust for of the report "strange" and while the drug's medicinal blood" and gave its users "dangerous." properties offer much hope in "superhuman strength." It was To help his war on drugs, relieving the pain of millions of also widely rumored that Ronald Reagan created a new people. Mexicans were giving this post to his administration in According to Lester "killer weed" to schoolchildren. 1982 the White House Drug Grinspoon, associate professor In the years of the Great Abuse Policy Office headed by Heart to Heart of psychiatry at Harvard Depression, a campaign to get Carlton Turner. Medical School, smoking mari- the federal government to out- Turner believed marijuana juana can relieve the nausea law marijuana began. was a dangerous drug and that Survey says...maybe Naser Weis associated with chemotherapy, Headlines that read "Murder it could promote homosexuali- columnist prevent blindness induced by weed found up and down ty. conservatives are right glaucoma, serve as an appetite coast," and "Deadly marijuana As a society we need to break stimulant for AIDS patients, act dope plant ready for harvest free of the hysterical and racist as an anti-epileptic, ward off that means enslavement of attitudes that created our cur- If you're single, then you might be missing out It encourages many people, especially the asthma attacks and migraine California children," helped fuel rent fear of marijuana. on a great thing. young, to make fun, belittle and reject the right- headaches, alleviate chronic anti-marijuana sentiment. California should join the A new scientific study shows that married peo- eous and conservative leaders amongst us, who pain, and reduce the muscle At this point Harry J. other 36 states across the ple are far better off than the Bundies in "Married call for the betterment of man and society spasticity that accompanies Anslinger, commissioner of the nation that legalized the medic- With Children," and most families depicted in through righteousness and morality and the love multiple sclerosis, cerebral Federal Bureau of Narcotics, inal use of marijuana. many television shows, movies and ads. of God. palsy and paraplegia. began his crusade against man - Unlike the famous findings of Alfred Kinsey's America is at the point where we allow our- survey in 1953, married Americans are not bored selves to give condoms to our kids. Where?! Not Writer's Forum to death or a bunch of adulterers. In fact, they're in the streets, not at the clubs but in the class- having the most fun sexually. rooms of our schools. Seventy percent of married We have accepted and Equal time necessary men and 85 percent of married approved the most damaging A.J. Nomai women are faithful to their ...married people programs on TV and in the staff reporter spouses, according to the study are far better off movies. And we allowed them to end 'rule of few' done by the University of right in our living rooms for our Chicago. than the Bundies kids and teenagers to view and It further asserts the people in 'Married With imitate. One thing I learned after watching the guberna- with the most money to spend. They are also who have the most sex and are We have gotten to a point torial debate last Friday evening was that my voted into office by about 20 percent of the pop- happiest with their sex lives are Children'... where Magic Johnson, who test- choices on Nov. 8 seem very limited. ulation, if that. That is clearly government by monogamous couples. ed HIV positive after sleeping In all reality though, my choices are not limit- the few. Such fascinating and encour- around with countless women, ed. There are three other candidates for governor Political races could become democratic by aging findings contradicts what Hollywood and became an all-American hero. to choose from: Gloria Estela La Riva from the simply resurrecting a long lost media policy: other groups would like the public to believe. Then others have claimed 10 percent of all men Peace and Freedom party, Richard Rider from the equal time. Such groups have set an infamous agenda. and 6 percent of all women are homosexuals and Libertarian party and American Independent To be honest, I think all political advertising They paint a distorted picture about conserva- that they are happier and more content with their Jerome "Jerry" McCready. should be banished from the airwaves. The nega- tive leaders and others who promote family val- lifestyle than heterosexual couples. Who, you might ask? tivity and smear tactics used in the majority of ues in society. The new study says 2.9 percent of men and I may know their names, but I know nothing them is nauseating. But there is a plan that would One tactic depicts marriage as an unnecessary, about 1 percent of women reported being homo- about them. The only readily available informa- provide equal time to opposing views and candi- old-fashioned practice. sexuals. tion about these candidates are 200-word para- dates without denying a campaigns right to By doing that, they encourage the single life Our society cares about its traditional family graphs in the California ballot pamphlet. advertise. and pre-marital sexual relationships. They fur- values and will keep its ethical standards and The people with the money dictate what we This plan has no limits on how much can be ther cheer single mothers by advocating that one protect its religious beliefs which have carried see, hear and who we can vote for. The politi- spent, but if one campaign purchases ad space or can have a baby without having to get married. this nation since its birth. cians with the money command the media's time, they must offer to purchase equal time for The trend, "It's the '90s, so anything goes," has attention and then blanket the market with their the opposition. That would solve the equal time mislead many people from all classes of society campaign, drowning out the voices of our alter- quagmire without denying the right to drag an to go as far as regarding abortion as an accept- natives. We cannot have a representative govern- opponent through the mud (a.k.a. freedom of able way of getting rid of unwanted babies. ment if we aren't fully informed of our choices. speech). The opponent would not only have a This deceptive interpretation of traditional Consider this factoid: Proposition 188's top five chance to respond, but a chance to be heard. family values has prompted many to fight those Naser ldeis is a Daily supporters, all tobacco companies, have con- We realistically only have two choices for gov- who even speak out about the importance of the columnist. His column usually tributed $7,832,480 to "yes on 188." The top five ernor, the other three are merely symbolic, a family in society. appears every other Monday. contributors to "no on 188," the American Cancer facade to make us think we have a democracy. La Society among them, have donated $163,790. Riva, Rider and McCready have no chance to win Grass roots organizations cannot battle oppos- the gubernatorial race. Letter to the Editor ing campaigns funded by the inexhaustible sup- So there are only two voices heard in govern- ply of money from corporate giants. Since they ment, democrats and republicans. Not all can't, the voting public gets lopsided information Americans are democrats and republicans. We Who are we to judge loving relationships and can't make an informed decision. need to put political office in the reach of those What we have in America is an oligarchy, a with other ideas, not just those with all the Dear Editor it's a self help of stories meant Who are we to judge? I have government where power belongs to the few. The money. to teach people in the same vein had many people come out to only people to get into political office are those This letter is in response to as Aesop's Fables. me whom 1 care about. Some I Denise Tortorici's letter Oct. 17. I've tried to sift through the already could tell were gay; oth- Letter to the Editor I, too, was raised on Bible to grasp the concepts ers surprised me, but I have to Christianity. Due to the twisted Jesus tried to teach people. In be supportive. In a very anti-gay interpretations of the Bible, I Jesus' day, he was a revolution- society, I figure I'd rather sup- Historical lesbian stereotype misleading now consider myself a "recover- ary who hung out with criminals port loving relationships than Dear Editor interviews, which is quite myself who pass as "straight" in ing" Catholic. and whores. There have been perpetuate hatred or disap- apparent by her gross stereo- their dresses and make-up! In my younger days of testos- other messiahs since the pass- proval. I am writing to express sad- typing of herself as "looking like I hope in the future Ms. Maitre terone poisoning and macho ing of Jesus such as Gandhi, To this day, as a heterosexual ness and dismay over Michelle a lesbian" with "short hair, tak- will continue to interview les- b.s., I felt homosexuality was Martin Luther King and John man, I don't understand homo- Maitre's forum in the Oct. 11 ing women's studies classes ... bians so she can see how many strange. From my "flaming het- Brown, to name a few. sexuality. I do know that no Spartan Daily. and wearing ill-fitted, ugly of us are far from her descrip- erosexual" opinion, I couldn't These people all shared matter what opinion I have, Maitre feels justifiably con- clothes." tion, which fits more in a understand looking at another dreams of a society where peo- things won't change. And why fused about whether or not to As a lesbian, I find her remote history of lesbianism, man romantically. ple could live civilized lives should they? After all, love is "come out of the closet as a het- description to be offensive and than in a modern day newspa- I then realized that no matter with respect for one another's the only law to obey, isn't it? erosexual" while interviewing humorously erroneous. per. how I felt, gay relationships lifestyles. Unfortunately, if you lesbians. Need I remind her of the vari- have been with us throughout speak out against civil wrongs, However, she obviously did ation in the lesbian community, Anne Feingold history and will continue in the such as discrimination, some- Gene Hannan not learn too much from her including many dykes like Graduate, Social Work future. In reference to the Bible, one will make a martyr of you. Senior, Computer Art

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SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State IniversIty Wednesday, October 19, 1994 3 Sparta Guide Breast cancer From page 1 information Student Health Services is for them," Battle sdid. SJSUS WEEKLY CALENDAR offering female students the "The groups do not opportunity for one-on- have to be a part of tgday Re-Entry Advlikng Provam one -.:onsultation and breast any organization, they Re-Entry Support Group, Noon- AlFSEC self-examination on a drop- could be just a group General Member Meeting, 5:30- 1 p.m., ADM 269. Call Virginia, 924-5930. in basis. of friends wanting 6:30 p.m., SU Costanoan Room. "An individual can see Information.'" Call 924-3453. School of An & Design any of the nurse practitioners The American Can- for Exhibit "Visual AS. Program Board Reception or doctors on staff Cymbals," 5-8 p.m., ART Gallery about cer Society has also Concert: Naked Earth, Noon, SU (breast) self-examination," unveiled a new cam- Ampitheatre 1. Call Andy, 924-4328 and and Homecoming said Dr. Oscar Battle, health paign this month Canned Food Drive. am.-2 Student Galleries Art p..rn , ART Quad. Receptions, 6-8 p.m., ART & IND educator. "Or they can just designed to help Buildings. Call Marla, 924-4130. stop by the Health Education women detect cancer- Arnold Air Society Office, in room 210 of the ous lumps early. SJSU Blood Drive, 9 Staff for Individual Rights am.-3 p.m., Health Building for more infor- The "Three-Step SU llinunhum Room. Gay & Lesbian Awareness Week Call Cliff, mation 287-9155 or 924-2969. Panel Discussion: "Body & Soul," or if they just have Early Detection Me- Noon-2 p.m., SU Costanoan questions." thod" involves educat- Black Graduation Committee Room. Call Martha, 9247106. Student Health Services is ing women about Meeting for anyone Interested, also offering an Outreach breast self-examina- 6:30 p.m., DMH 165. Call Student California La.sondra, 985-8589. leachers Association Education Information booth tion, regular clinical Meeting, Noon-1 pin., SH 331. dealing with breast cancer. examinations and reg- Call Raymond, 246-2745. Career Planning The booth will be in ular mammograms. & Placement Student Union the Student Union during "Breast self-examina- Building a Winning Resume, 2 25th Anniversary Conunittee October and throughout the tion, clinical examina- p.m., SU Almaden Room. Call Santa Clara Aquamaids Synch- semester. tion and mammogra- 924-6033. ronized Swimming Exhibition, "Students can stop by for phy can save your 12:15 p.m., SJSU Aquatic Center Catholic Campus Mhristry and Robert Friemark Exhibition information," Battle said. "The life," said Brookes Tuesday Night Choir Practice, &Reception, 5-8 p.m., SO Gallery. education booth will be there Brown, president of 7:30 p.m., Campus Interfaith Call Judy, 924-6314. every Thursday, focusing on the Santa Clara County Center and Tuesday Evening health topics. This month unit of the American Dinner, 7 p.m., Campus Interfaith we're focusing on breast can- Cancer Society. "We Centex Call Fr Mark, 298-0204. swednesday cer awareness." need this campaign Fantasy/Strategy Club Student Health Golden Key Meeting AD&D, Jorune, Magic, Services is because women don't National Honor Society 5-10 p.m., SU Costanoan Room. also offering an Outreach oelieve they are per- Executive Meeting, 4 p.m., SU Education Program designed sonally at risk for Almaden Room. Call 924-3508. SJSU International Center to reach out to the vario. breast cancer. They Cultural Exchange Night. 7:30 sororities on Improvised Music Studies p.m., 360 S. 6th Street. Call campus. think it's another Workshop in Mariachi Music, Vivien, 924-6570. "We go to their meetings tu woman's dkease, but 74.30 p.m., MUS 186. Call instruct the women about the all women need to be CHRISTINA MA r IAS - SPARTAN DAILY 293-3152. dangers of breast cancer," vigilant about their Interior design senior Laura Evetts practices a self-brea, : SportaGrAde rms0111, and ayalbble ta ark Prevention Education dents, faculty and stall organizations. Deadline is Battle said. "We reach out to breast health." with a silicone gel breast skin mociel, Program Sprn tero days before publication Forma we available at Ise Spartan Doily Content may be them, instead of waiting for The three-step me- Multicultural Resource Fair, 10 edited lo kw. for space tentrictions them to come to us." thod teaches women the al, every three years for the ages of 40 and 49 and am.-2 p.m., SU Main Floor. Group sessions are also importance of monthly self- women between the ages of 20 annually for women ages 50 available for women on examination, beginning at the and 39. For women over 40, and older. campus. age of and continuing as a annual examinations are rec- "We want to empower "If there's a group of women lifelong practice. ommended. women to take charge of their Huffington has spent nearly wanting information, they can It also recommends regular The third step recommends own life." Brown said. "Breast call the Health Education clinical examinations, con- regular mammograms every cancer is highly curable when $17 million of own money Office and we can organize an ducted by a health profession- two years in women between found in its earliest stages." in bid for U.S. Senate seat Navy claimant WASHINGTON (Al') - country. Californian Michael Huffington As for self-financed bids, Sen. q11-51SU !AVERS has drawn nearly $17 milliOn Jay Rockefeller, D-WV., held the talked tough SEE PAGE 4 from his personal fortune to previous record with nearly $10 bankroll his bid for a Senate million spent in his 1984 bid. after assault OR seat, surpassing the previous while Wisconsin Democrat Herb record for self-financed bids for Kohl spent $7.3 million in his Evidence unveile-I WANNA-BE SCUBA DIVERS Congress. successful 1988 Senate cam- According to documents filed paign, according to the Center in Tailhook trial over the weekend with the for Eesponsive Politics, which SJSU DIVING Federal Elections Commission, studies campaign financing. LAS VEGAS (Al') - A Navy SPECIAL STUDENT COURSES Huffington, a Republican, con- Huffington's campaign has lieutenant said Paula Coughlin tributed almost $2.1 million of drawn criticism from Demo- talked about how "tough" she his own money for the three- crats who question whether it's was as they flew to the 1991 STUDENT DISCOUNTS to Tailhook convention and later, month period that ended Sept. appropriate for a candidate London $225' up with a put so much of his own money when he saw her in a hotel hall- EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE 30. He backed that Frankfurt $225' $5.5 million loan from himself to into a political race. way, recounted how she had hit OLYMPIC SIZE HEATED POOL the campaign. Huffington's communications one or two men during an Paris $255' That brings his total for the director, Jennifer Grossman, attack moments before. Honolulu $1000 1994 election cycle to nearly said people judging the candi- "She was angry about it (the Dallas $125' not furious - just that $16.8 million. Of that total, $9.77 date need to keep California's attack), !7acific Offshore Dive's Inc. million is in direct contribu- size in mind. She said based on something had happened and ft tions from himself, while $7 mil- the number of voters, Rocke- that she had taken care of it," Council Travel 1188 Branham Lane lion is in loans from him. feller and Kohl actually con- said Lt. Greg Sears, who flew San Jose, CA 95118 Huffington's opponent, Dem- tributed more - per person - from California to Las Vegas (408) 265 -DIVE Riff ocratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, of his own personal fortune. with several aviators, including 415-325-3888 I 4"4.04..4.44-Neor,.. trails far behind in spending. "The other bottom line that Coughlin and her boss, Adm. to be reported is that Jack Snyder. Eurailpasces Her campaign report Monday needs P.A.D.I. 5 -STAR INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMEN CENTER showed has raised $9,081,647, Michael Huffington has been "The event was portrayed to issued on-the-spot' and has spent $8,887,282. She's very strict about not taking me as no more serious than given only about $8,000 in con- (Political Action Committee) what you would get at a frater- tributions to her campaign, but money or soft money," Grossman nity party or bar," he said. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19TH 7:30PM in the latest reporting period said. Sears said Coughlin told him she borrowed $940,000 from Still, Huffington's contribu- about her military experience First Republic Bank to help the tions account for nearly all of during the airplane ride, and campaign. the campaign's spending: Of the said she had boxed in the engi- Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., $8,544,413 in contributions for neering space of a ship while holds the record for spending in the latest three-month report- stationed overseas. the Senate. But the vast majori- ing period, Huffington's contri- "It wasn't a friendly-type ty of the $17.7 million Helms bution and loan add up to statement," Sears testified spent for his successful re-elec- $7,585,492, or 89 percent. Tuesday. "It appeared to me tion campaign in 1990 came Feinstein's major contribu- she was telling me how tough elm from a direct-mail network that tors include major business she was." he has cultivated around the interests and labor unions. The testimony came as the defense completes its last week of testimony in Coughlin's fed- Animal parts smuggler indicted eral lawsuit against the Las Vegas Hilton, where the conven- LOS ANGELES (AP) - A fed- States, one count of engaging in tion was held, and the Hilton the trade of endangered and eral grand jury Tuesday indict- Hotel Corp. The former Navy Chinese businessman on other protected species of ed a contends the hotel charges he smuggled tiger wildlife, and one count of mak- lieutenant bones, bear gall bladders and ing false statements to the U.S. failed to provide adequate security at the convention substances made from other Customs Service. Von animal parts into the United The indictment also accused where she and more than 80 States. Chang of violating an interna- women say they were sexually Chang Hao An, 39, was arrest- tional treaty known as the assaulted. on International ed Sept. 14 when he arrived at Convention Coughlin settled with the STUDENT UNION BALLROOM Los Angeles International Trade in Endangered Species 4=0 Tailhook Association shortly Airport from Beijing, bringing and Wild Fauna and Flora. The with him box loads of the ani- treaty protects species of before the trial began Sept. 12. admission mal parts worth more than wildlife that are presently Coughlin said she was thrust $500,000, said Assistant United threatened with extinction and down a gantlet of drunken Navy States Attorney Patricia A. which are or may be affected by and Marine aviators who Ne! Beaman. trade, Beaman said. shoved their hands inside her Ar convicted, Chang faces 11 Chang was charged with one If shirt and tried to reach under of smuggling wildlife years Imprisonment and a $1.0 count and pull off her funded by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS specimens into the United $600,000 line. her miniskirt 4 Wednesday, October 19, 1994 SPORTS San Jose State I. niversity SPARTAN DAILY In a league of their very own By Nancie Gruber Spartan Rally Stall Wetter

Although bowling is sometimes thought of as the Rodney Dangerfield of sports, the San Jose State University bowling team would like to change that. Women's team captain Vicki Salazar and men's team captain Tony Reyes both say it's tough for collegiate bowling to get any respect. "This type of sport is not recognized," said Salazar, a senior psychology major who sports a 205 average. "We need a little more attention," Reyes said. Reyes is a senior radio, television and film who carries an average of 220. Collegiate bowling is a recreational club sport. While it may not be as popular as some NCAA- level sports, the record compiled by SJSU's bowl- ing teams during the last two decades has proba- bly earned the respect of opponents. Since 1974, the SJSU women's bowling team has been to the national Intercollegiate Bowling Championships (IBC) 13 times, capturing the title in 1976. The men's team has gone to the IBC seven times, with its best finish (second place) coming in 1993. Sixteen men's and women's teams com- pete in the event. Last year, the men finished fourth and the women finished seventh, said Terry Gregory, Student Union recreation and programs director and coach of the team for 20 years. In addition to the success SJSU teams have had at IBC, the school has placed more bowlers on the eight-player All-California Collegiate Bowling Team (ACCBT) than any other school (18). JEANME L. HANASPARTAN DARN Members of this team travel to Japan annually to bowl in goodwill tournaments against Japanese As a recreational club sport, the SJSU men's and women's bowling teams both practice at the Sugaland bowling alley in the Student Union every Tuesday all-star teams. and Thursday afternoon. Their collegiate bowling season runs from October to May and their first bowling competition is Oct. 21-22 in Denver, Colorado. In 1994, Salazar and Charlie Esteban were "We take at least six players [from each team] to In addition to the 10 annual tournaments, the "I tell the bowlers every year that even if some- picked for the ACCBT team. Esteban is an admin- every match," Gregory said. "Everything in college teams are also part of the California body wrote us a check for $30,000, I'd still make istration of justice sophomore with a 215 average. bowling requires a five-player team, so we always Intercollegiate Bowling Conference, which you go out and do fundraising because you learn "Being selected to go to Japan was incredible," take a substitute in case somebody gets injured." involves bowling in league matches with teams a lot about work and about commitment and Salazar said. It gave her a sense of recognition, The collegiate bowling season runs from from several state colleges and universities, about working with people," Gregory said. she said. October to May. The first event of the year is including Cal State Fresno, Cal State Sacramento, If having former team members volunteering Esteban was honored to be picked as well. "It's scheduled for Oct. 21-22 in Denver. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, San Diego State, UC their time as coaches is an example of successful- an elite group. You represent SJSU, California and "Probably three of the best five women's teams Berkeley and University of California, Los ly teaching players about work and commitment, the nation," Esteban said. in the country, and five or six of the best men's Angeles. The team has to raise its own funds to Gregory has accomplished his goal. SJSU's men's team has eight members and teams will be at that tournament. We'll find out pay travel and equipment expenses. Gregory said Dianna Innerst, Lindsey Wong and Brian includes four returning players: Reyes, Esteban, real fast how we stack up nationally," this year the team needs to raise $31,000. Fedrow are team alumni who donate their time to Matt Arvantis and Steven Ding. Newcomers to the Gregory said. Through three events, a bowl-a-thon, a 31 -week try to give something back to the program, men's team are Mark Davis, Marvin Hale, Ed Santos There are 10 tournaments held around the league in the Student Union Sugaland bowling Gregory said. lnnerst is the women's team coach, and Rob Vicicroy. country that teams can go to and win an alley and a Christmas tournament, the team and Wong and Fedrow are assistant coaches with Returning to the seven-member women's team automatic berth to the national championship, he expects to raise $27,000, he said. The rest will the men's team. are Salazar, Joyce Kuo and Shannon Tomkins. The said. "Last year, both the men's and women's come from various means, such as working con- Anyone interested in joining next year's team new members are Janet Ho, Diane Martin, Dawn teams got automatic berths because they cessions at the football games and raffles at local should contact Terry Gregory at the Student Ricks and Christine Zamarron. won a tournament." bowling centers. Union bowling center. SJSU cross country team finishes 10th at Cal Poly SLO meet

By Joanne Griffith Domingue Shibuya said. "I Just started UCLA and Arizona. good spectator visibility for "It's going to be cold, maybe Spartan Daily Staff Writer training two months ago." "We can't look around for eas- most of the course, said Jason snowing, different conditions." Even though they finished Shibuya was a swimmer for learn so much ier meets and easier teams," Sullivan, assistant sports infor- Even though it's Shibuya's 10th at the Cal Poly San Luis four years before she began Argabright said. mation director at Cal Poly SLO. last race, it's not the end of her Obispo Cross country meet running for SJSU. She will gradu- from Augie. I love To meet Division I require- "It was fun because we could running career because she's over the weekend, it's been a ate in May 1995. But Alfaro will ments, the Spartan women must see the rest of the runners run- training for the triathlon. season of firsts for the San Jose be back next year and wants to the team. This is compete in six meets. ning," Alfaro, said. "But it was a "I learn so much from Augie," State University women's cross run cross country again. just the beginning "Therefore we're running hard course with lots of hills." Shibuya said. "I love the team. country team. "I'm not competitive. I need against all recruited scholarship SJSU finished as follows: Liz This is just a beginning for me." This is the first year SJSU has to push myself harder," for me.' athletes. But these women Mousourakis, 20 minutes, 44 Next year Argabright hopes to had a women's cross coun- Alfaro said. (SJSU runners) are able to stay seconds; Leslie Asbury, 21:53; have 20 runners. "Then we try team. Coach Augie Argabright in there and keep their spirits Kana Shibuya, 22:41; Lorena could field two teams and This is the first new sport for speaks highly of his runners. Kana Shibuya up even when the competition Alfaro, 23:00; Juanita Moreno, give some a rest and not have to women at SJSU in 10 years. "This is a spectacular group SJ.11 01,1r11,1 crow muntry runner is so tough," Argabright said. 23:10; Christine Frederick, 25:05; run every week." And this is the first year of of women who will be success The competition at the Cal Theresa Nguyen, 25:10. More runners plus more expe- running for team members Kana ful in whatever they do in life," Poly meet was "the best compe- The Spartan women run one rience plus more chance to rest Shibuya, a senior, and Lorena he said. SJSU is in Division I sports, the tition we've run against all more race this season, the Big sounds like a formula for Alfaro, a junior. Saturday's meet was the sixth cross country women must run year," Argabright said. West Championships in Logan, momentum and success for "I'm not a superstar runner for the SJSU women and all six with Division I teams nation- The 5,000-meter course was Utah, Oct. 29, at Utah State. next year's season. not even I'm just a beginner," have been challenging. Because ally ranked teams like Stanford, over dirt roads and trails with "It's a big trip," Shibuya said.

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SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University WORLD EVENTS Wednesday, October 19, 1994 5 Worker's murder adds to Sarajevo strife Arafat bristles at Israel-Jordan peace accord

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herze- Yugoslavia for rejecting a JERUSALEM (AP) - PLO chief work when it came to Syria's speak of a nation leasing its Israel, but said Syria would not govina (AP) - Serb soldiers peace plan that would reduce Yasser Arafat condemned the claim on the Golan Heights. land," Assad said at a news con- do anything to upset it. "We can shot to death a food convoy their war-won holdings in Israel-Jordan peace accord The arrangement calls for ference in Cairo, Egypt. "There put obstacles and everybody driver Tuesday, a day after Bosnia by one-third. Tuesday, calling it an "outra- Israel to return most of the 152 will be no peace as long as the knows that," Assad said. "But comrades hijacked a medical The Muslim-led government geous infringement" of the square miles of border land it land is not returned fully." this will only hurt us as Arabs." supply convoy in some of the refused to give in to U.N. and PLO's peace agreement with seized from Jordan in 1948, but "It is a mistake for Assad to Arafat said he was outraged worst back-to-back blows to Serb demands to withdraw its Israel and a betrayal of allows Israel to lease areas stick to his stubbornness," that Jordanian negotiators did this year's U.N. relief effort. soldiers from a demilitarized Palestinian interests. where there are Israeli settle- Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak not consult with the PLO before The two actions under- zone over Sarajevo. The Jordanian prime minister ments or farms. Israeli officials Rabin said during an official the accord was initialed. He was score the Bosnian Serbs' U.N. officials still were fum- said his country made a sepa- have suggested it could be a visit in London on Tuesday. especially upset by a provision determination to make their ing about the theft of medical rate peace with Israel because it model for a similar arrangement "Syria has remained alone in its giving Jordan a "special role" in Muslim foes on government- supplies Monday when they could not wait for other Arab with Syria. hostility with Israel." the disputed city of Jerusalem. held territory share their learned of the attack that states to move, and urged Syria Assad said Tuedsay that Syria The agreement with Jordan, "This is an outrageous suffering. killed a driver in Gorazde. to move toward peace with would never agree to such a Rabin added, meant that Israel Infringement of the declaration Bosnian Serbs are increas- The commander of British Israel. lease-back plan. Israel seized "will never claim a square kilo- of principles between the PLO ingly Short of supplies since peacekeepers in the Muslim Syrian President Hafez Assad the Golan Heights in the 1967 meter or centimeter of sover- and Israel ... in regards to being cut off by their enclave requested close air said the formula used to resolve Middle East war. Syria insists it eign Jordanian land." Jerusalem, the holy Islamic and former patrons in Serb-led support. the land dispute between must be returned in full. Assad criticized Jordan for Christian shrines," Arafat said Jordan and Israel would never "It is apostasy for anyone to forging a separate peace with during an interview.

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Student ID required. a....MIMI NMI Make a difference while making a **Lost & Found ads are offered free, 3 lines for 3 days, as a service to the campus community living. 288.7882. EOE MEM= MEMO NM= 6 Wednesday, October 19, 1994 San Jose State UniversIt SPARTAN DAILY Felon From page 1 pened to be patrolling the area. Caroll violated the restraining "She pointed the car out and order, the UPD placed a $50,000 indicated there was a warrant warrant out for his arrest. for this guy. I checked it Derbyshire was at the Cahill out and found he was listed Amtrack station with a friend as being armed and danger- when she spotted Caroll. A ous," Huld said. "His warrant mug shot of Caroll had been also indicated he had hostile circulating among the UPD tendencies." +W.* officers, and Derbyshire said Huld stopped Caroll's pickup she had seen it several times. two blocks from the Cahill She also knew he had a gray station. Toyota truck. "He was not even sure why he She first spotted him as he was going to jail," Huld said. "He was heading toward his truck. seemed to have been living out of ,-).. "It was like something out the back of his vehicle." .71 'us r oria ..joesrio, 7. of the twilight zone," Derby- Derbyshire said the student shire said. who had been stalked by Caroll -. Armando Alvarez, who was at was relieved when he was taken the station with Derbyshire, did into custody. 211111111111111e1".". b' not believe Caroll had a large Lt. Bruce Lowe of UPD said warrant out for his arrest. off-duty arrests are sometimes "I kept asking her, 'are difficult. you sure that's really the guy?'" "You have to be careful what he said. you do because there are other CHMSGONLMYS--SPARTANDAILY Derbyshire located Officer people around," he said. "Many Becky Dyroen-Lancer, left, has been involved in synchronized swim- Sudduth has been at it for 13 years. The two, with the rest of the Steve Huld of the San Jose off-duty arrests have proved ming since she was six years old, while her swimming partner Jill Santa Clara Aquamaids, practice at the Aquatic Center twice a week. Police Department, who hap- unsuccessful." Aquamaids: Anniversary splashing success Biomass project to create jobs From page 1 Aquamaids require. She said routine, how the swimmer cov- ments." Kozlova moved from FRESNO (AP) The U.S. Deputy Energy Secretary Bill about being so dedicated to she will be able to finish her ers the area of the pool and Russia to the United States, Department of Energy will work White said the government the Aquamaids is having the schooling after the 1996 the accuracy of the positions where she went to the Olympics with Wood Industries of Visalia agency will contribute $200,000 motivation, drive, and energy Olympics, where she will most performed. as part of a Russian duet. to convert agriculture wastes to the biomass project aimed at to keep going," Lancer said. likely be competing. During Kozlova's routine, One reason the Aquamaids into ethanol for vehicles and increasing the San Joaquin Lancer is a sophomore at De Carver informed the audi- Chris Carver, the Aquamaids' were asked to perform for the solid fuel to generate electricity, Valley's agriculture economy Anza College, where she takes ence of the criteria the Aqua- Olympic coach, said to the audi- Homecoming celebration is an official announced Tuesday. and creating new jobs. between two and three classes maids are judged on in their ence, "Her style is so different. because they train at the a semester, because of the competitions. These items You can really see the influ- Aquatic Center on campus demanding hours that the include the difficulty of the ences of ballet in her move- during the week. Free Consultation with this Ad Acne and Scar Treatment Center Crisis: Trained personnel ready to respond Fast Results-No Drugs From page 1 Affordable occurred when the university all our equipment and got in the five years from now they are not tions in case of a disaster," 408-257-5481 relied on local jurisdiction and air. We were at Northridge in 10 going to be up to speed," Staley said. officers from another state. hours." Abeyta said. "These are very skilled peo- La Rose Skin Care Before Cupertino Medical & Professional Center After "Last-minute planning result- UPD officer Amado Ramirez, a SJSU also has a multi-hazard ple," he said. "We take the skills 10311 S. De Anza Blvd. #4 ed in officers that were not a member of the CRU, was in emergency plan, which includes of people in everyday jobs and cohesive group," he said. "They Northridge for 11 days. designating a faculty member or apply them to emergency situa- had not worked together or "There was a 4.0 aftershock other person to take charge of tions." been trained as a group." that hit when I was taking stu- evacuating each building on Two large steel containers There are six UPD officers at dents out of the dorm. All of a campus. located on campus, called are also members of sudden I saw the ARCS, are filled with medical STUD L1 SJSU who trees hop up Other staff members on cam- the CRU. They were sent to from the ground. Your first pus such as health-care workers supplies and tools. assist the students at the Cal objective is to take care of the and UPD officers are trained to Staley encourages students to State Northridge campus when people around you," he said. take over in an emergency, said take their own steps to prepare n an earthquake struck in In addition to helping stu- Richard Staley, manager of traf- for a disaster. The world% I t student and youth travel organization. January. dents, the CRU protected the fic and parking. "People are in denial about "They (Northridge) said they campus from looting. There is also a Emergency the prospects of an earth- needed all the help they could The CRU trains four times a Operations Center on campus, quake," he said. They say 'it 415-391-840747! get," Abeyta said. "The crew year for two to three weeks to located in the Old Cafeteria. can't happen to me.' They never met at SJSU and we arranged for maintain their skills. "There are telephone jacks think about preparing until it is a National Guard Air Lift. We got "If you only train them once, and equipment for communica- too late." We buy, sell, and trade new and used Records, Tapes, CD'S, and Video Discs. Homecoming Study says tuberculosis From page 1 group on campus." may increase in state another," Gonzales said. "Homecoming should The 1994 Homecoming represent the diversity of king and queen will be students, not just the if Proposition 187 passes announced Saturday during stereotypes," Homecoming SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The no immigration documents. halftime at Spartan nominee and Alpha Phi number of tuberculosis cases in Six percent of the 255 people STREETLIGHT

Stadium. Omega member Nicole California will increase if said they delayed care for fear R E C R DS This year's court consists Padellan said. "There has Proposition 187, the so-called that doctors would turn them 3979 24TH ST. 2350 MARKET ST. 980 SO. BASCOM of three African-American been some tension about "Save Our State" initiative, over to immigration authorities. S.F. CA 94114 S.F. CA 94114 SAN JOSE, CA 95128 students who have been that (predominately black becomes law, a study released Of that 6 percent, more than 47 (415) 282-3550 (415) 282-8000 (408) 292-1404 nominated to the court by court) and I just feel that it Tuesday shows. percent said the fear of being the SJSU Homecoming com- shouldn't be a real issue as Many undocumented immi- reported to the Immigration and COSTUNIES l'011 mittee. far as what color the per- grants, fearful of being turned Naturalization Service prevented "The theme is kind of son is in the Homecoming over to federal authorities, would them from getting care for more ironic this year, 'The many court." not seek medical attention and than 60 days, a critical time in pre- Faces of Sparta,'" said Potential nominees are Infect an average of 10 others venting the spread of tuberculosis, HALLOWEEN Jerome Martin, president of first nominated by peers before seeking care, according to the report showed. the Black Student Union within their organization. a study by the University of Supporters of Prop. 187, which Star Trek, -eVio Disney.Batman, and nominee for the After a lengthy process of Southern California. The study would prevent undocumented Baby Bob, Catwoman, Alladin, Marvel Comics, Homecoming court. sending in a resume and appears in the Oct. 19 edition of immigrants from attending school, Jurassic Park and 1000's of others. "I think it's important for interviews, the The Western Journal of Medicine, receiving health care and other Large Selection in Stock. Costumes, other students on campus Homecoming committee The study found 526 cases of social services, called the report wigs, make-up and hats too! to see that the process goes nominates the court. active TB in Los Angeles reported "scare tactics." Haunted House Supplies to everybody and they have "It's important that the between April and September of "Tuberculosis is already a prob- an opportunity to get people who are elected to 1993. Of those, 313 people partici- lem in California. It was brought in involved," Alpha Phi these positions are stu- pated in the survey, FUN HOUSE by illegal aliens and there is no 1512 Soialogo.Sunnyvole Rd. San Jo*. Omega President and nomi- dents who are actively Additionally, of the 255 people money to fund a TB program," (408) 446-1755 nee Dwayne Hearn said. involved on campus and who responded to the ques- said Yorba Linda Mayor Barbara "They have an opportunity who are recognized on cam- tion regarding legal status, more Kiley, who is also co-chair of the to win and it's not just look- pus as student leaders," than one-fifth said they had state Prop. 187 campaign. ing into one particular Hearn said. 1),thin 's I(;II I Is II ERE DOWNTOWN'S FRIENDLIEST PUB SAMUEL ADAMS 4 Buy the first pint for $4.00 Awareness: Week highlights lesbians and gays and keep the glass. From page 1 4 Refills are only $3.00. Gay & Lesbian Awareness gays and lesbians understand ers and friends of homosexuals. in light of the findings of 8:00pm this Thursday. Week is sponsored by the SJSU themselves and to educate others. "Hopefully, they can attend the presidential survey that Staff for Individual Rights, a "This week is a positive affir- these events and have a bet- gay and lesbian staff employ- LIVE BAND campus group that promotes mation for gays and lesbians ter understanding of people ees report high Incidences of 4 PNOTICS full civil, social and economic and a chance to educate those who are different from them," homophobia." dab er Band starts at 9:30pm loss4 rights for gays and lesbians, who are not gay or lesbian," he said. Events are free of charge O'Connell said. O'Connell said. O'Connell said, "I think it and are open to all members Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 4-7pm vg,"." & Alarat According to O'Connell, the Johnson said the week Is also Is extremely important that of the campus community, 31 E. Santa Clara Street. Downtown Sari i 1 111 purpose of the week is to help meant to benefit straight co-work- this week continue to be held O'Connell said. Between 1st rilld 2nd Sheet

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