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iiIuiitti 10 I. Numbil 12 OARTANPublished tor San Jose State I Ilk sih I 193 1 DAILYI ehriiiir 13. 1993 Possible initiative to end affirmative action SACRAMENTO (AP) Firefighter debased, demeaned," Batz said recent- The issue likely will appear on the rout of Democrats. attacks on our rights that has come Ray Batz calls himself a liberal ly of the San Francisco Fire Depart- California ballot next year in the form The initiative to end preferences in through our state in recent history," Democrat and says he's voted ment. "Everybody falls into one or of a plan to end race or sex preferences state hiring and college admissions has said Elizabeth Toledo, California presi- Democratic since John F. Kennedy ran even more than one protected class. in hiring government workers. It could not yet qualified for the ballot. First it dent of the National Organization for for president. But when it comes to That is, everybody except white be as divisive as last year's Proposition must pass a legal test from the attor- Women. affirmative action he veers more males." 187, which stripped illegal immigrants ney general's office, and then gather Public opinion polls say Californians toward Rush Limbaugh than Jesse "We're hiring tiny women. Size is no of many government benefits. more than 600,000 signatures. oppose race- or gender-based preferen- Jackson. longer a criterion" for firefighters, Batz The GOP-backed Proposition 187 But both sides are already acting as tial treatment in schools and the work- It's unfair, he says. said. Diversity "doesn't carry grandma became a major issue in California's if it will appear on the November 1996 place. And most voters are white and "I've watched my department down the stairs in the middle of the 1994 campaigns, and was overwhelm- ballot. conservative. become demoralized, downgraded, night." ingly passed by voters during a general "This is one of the most significant See Affirmative action, page 8 Textbook CAMPUS CURRENTS prices: Value Influenced by the African experience or gouge? By Cristal Guderjahn Spartan Daily Staff Writer By Cristal Guderjahn Spartan Daily Staff Writer Kelly Orphan was in third grade when she first heard the Commodore's "Brick House" on the radio. The music College students and professors don't seemed to grip her like no other song, and the hairs on see eye-to-eye on the value of textbooks, her arms curled up. a San Francisco State University survey Something about the song's rhythm, with its roots has found. grounded in African music, took hold of her and never Results from the survey are not likely let go. to surprise many students at San Jose "It's like my drug; I get high on drums," said Orphan, a State University, where semester text- San Jose State University creative arts major. "For some book costs average $300 for each student. reason, the African experience pulls something deep In the undying conflict between stu- within my soul. Music is my life blood. When I was a dent, professor and college bookstore, child, we didn't have television, all we did was sing." some students feel they fall victim to the That day in third grade began a journey that last year whims of their professors. culminated with an 11 -month stay in Africa. Through the "It's very expensive to buy books. California State University international Program, Then, we don't really use it that much in Orphan traveled to Zimbabwe and studied West African class; we just look at a few diagrams and music and dance. pictures," said junior Maria Greenwood, a The program, which arranges for students to study SJSU music major. One of her professors See Drummer, page 8 requires students buy the newer and more expensive edition of a book for his class, although Greenwood said she rarely opens the text. "I have a friend who has an older edi- tion," she said. was thinking of selling (the new edition) and using the older edi- tion." Greenwood is not alone in her frustra- tion with book prices. Results from the survey, conducted by a marketing graduate research group, show that most students consider price as the second most important factor in textbook evaluation. Professors who par- ticipated in the study considered price as a low priority when selecting course text- books, with content and writing style at the top of their criteria. While this is true among several SJSU professors, many of these instructors are sensitive to student budgets, said adver- tising professor Tom Jordan. "I don't think any professor is out there to rip off any student," said Jordan, who prefers to order paperback textbooks to help keep costs down. "We've got to RIGHT: Kelly Orphan studied rhythms in Africa for 11 months. Here she performs a sample of what she remember we're here for the students. I learned during her stay. She has been interested in the rhythms of Africa since she was 3 years old. She know what it's like. 1 went to school and teaches an African dance class at SJSU. paid my own way too." ABOVE: This African instrument consists of bottle caps and spoon handles. The inside is called a Jordan, whose introduction to advertis- "mbira." The name of the instrument's outer bowl is "deze" and acts as an amplifier which magnifies the ing course requires a $65 textbook, said sound of the "mbira." he thinks books augment instruction with PHOTOS Hy CHRISTIAN DEL ROSARIO - SPARTAN DARN See Bookstore, page 3 Minority students needed to donate blood Californians not interested By Cristal Guderjahn donors, said project administra- said. "We can't even say a in earthquake alarms Spartan Daily Staff Writer tor Carol Gillespie of the Asian Japanese would match a Just two tablespoons. Whenever Caucasians American Donor Program. The Chinese; it's that specific." SANTA MONICA (AP) David The problem is. few believe That's all the blood the Asian look in the registry, Caucasian count in the registry More than 16,000 people are Elliot has 7,000 alarms designed the product could work. American Donor Program wants they find donors. Not Is nearing 1 million donors, diagnosed each year with fatal to warn of approaching earth- "People don't think it can minority students to donate at while Asians number just 23,000 blood diseases such as quakes, but no one's listening. work," said Elliot, 43. "They've this week's bone marrow donor minorities they're on the list. leukemia and aplastic anemia, Nothing not last year's always heard that you can't pre- drive. dying. "Whenever Caucasians look in she said. Northridge quake, not last dict earthquakes, and that's With the genetic information the registry, they find donors," At the drive, fraternity mem- month's devastating Japanese true. But this doesn't predict Carol Gillespie questions tremor and not even predic- them, it tells you one has from those two tablespoons, the project administrator she said. "Not minorities bers will answer any program can file students' they're dying." students may have about donor tions that Los Angeles is closer occurred and it's coming your 11 blood types with its marrow Because finding compatible matching, transplant proce- than earlier thought to a major way." registry, which physicians use bone marrow matches is nation- dures or fatal blood diseases. temblor can shake up any He and co-inventor Ken to match bone marrow donors p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday In ality-specific, the best chance "It's kind of a big thing (to reg- interest in them. Caillat got patents for the alarm to transplant patients. the Loma Prieta room in the for a patient to find a marrow- ister)," said fraternity member The alarms, piling up in a six years ago, hired workers to The Lambda Phi Epsilon fra- Student Union. The blood test match is within a specific ethnic Mike Dandan. "You should try to Santa Monica warehouse, are assemble them and put them up ternity at San Jose State takes 15 to 20 minutes. population, Gillespie said. remember you're possibly giv- supposed to give as much as a for sale at $29.95 each The University will sponsor the The 5-year-old marrow reg- "Chances are, a Chinese ing another person a chance at 30-second warning before an California QuakeAwake oper- drive, held from 10 a.m. to 3 istry seriously lacks minority would match a Chinese," she life." earthquake strikes. See Earthquake, page 7 2 Mooday, Februsry 131 ION OPINION San Jame State linivessity SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Regulations needed to ensure motonst safety Sunday Feb. 5 a tanker carry- The truck was thrown into the lions on companies that deal ing 9.000 gallons of liquefied air, over the guard rail of the with dangerous substances petroleum exploded in a fiery overpass, and landed on the only increase the risk of an crash on the MacArthur Maze ground below. accident claiming innocent section of the Bayshore One eyewitness had to drive lives. IF Freeway. through a "ball of fire" to get to Regulation that would reduce Luckily the accident hap- salety. only to be hit by another this risk to a minimum should pened on THE Sunday morning, a motonst speeding to get out of be implemented. time when the freeway is not the fire. Since investigators believe very busy. It only claimed the This tanker accident is a good that the accident may have life of the truck driver and example of what could have been caused by excessive Republicans injured seven other motorists. happened. Imagine if this speed, perhaps tanker trucks But the message is clear tanker had been on the lower should have a controlled top PUTCAll.lqVatIRE there needs to be strict regula- deck of the Bay Bridge during speed, never able to exceed 55 tion to ensure that something rush hour. mph. AILVel like this won't happen again. Button Transportation, the Whatever the resolution, the ORNWACS, The explosion, which firm responsible for the acci- chances of an accident like this occurred on the ramp connect- dent, has been cited 109 times happening again should be ing westbound 1-80 to east- in the past year for truck viola- reduced to a bare minimum, tit'14 bound 1-580. blew a foot -and-s- t ions. with regulation that can ensure uP-t hall wide hole in the freeway It is clear that relaxed regula- that.

Writers Forum oph. Clinton: baseball isn't the important issue Letter to the Editor President Clinton stepped up to of the game. the plate Tuesday and took a But now it is as though the swing at the baseball strike that love of the game has been Caret doesn't know about student burdens has affected a large number of replaced by the love of money. American people. It upsets me that multimillion Dear Editor, price. back to work, we go back to He hoped to hit a grand slam for dollar players are complaining Increase fees, increase fees, school, we take care of the fami- the nation and save America's about their salaries while San What the hell is President increase fees ... I thought Evans ly, we go back to school, we favorite pastime. What he didn't Jose Unified teachers, earning an Caret talking about? left San Jose State University. study, we take care of personal expect was for players and owners average starting salary of $24,739. "Even though this university It is the students' daily burden responsibilities and, maybe, if to throw him a curve ball which have a hard time receiving a has been historically opposed to earn the money to pay for it's in between tests, we sleep he couldn't hit. small pay raise. to fee increases, Caret said stu- these magic beanstalk fees and on Saturdays. After nearly five hours of play- Dexter T. Manglicmot Why doesn't the president do dents may have to bear some of taxes that keep climbing higher Bottom line Caret: If you want ing the negotiating game, Clinton something about that issue? Will the burden" (Spartan Daily, and higher. us to pay more, give us some walked off the field. The score of it take the cancellation of a 2/9/95). It is the students' burden to more educational services. the game zero to zero, with the biggest losers school year before the president aides educa- Is he nuts? We, supposedly find parking garages with empty If SJSU needs a better reputa- being the fans. tion? burdenless students, always get employee parking spaces, to tion. let Spartans be known for Clinton didn't realize that the power of greed If no agreement can be reached, the owners the short end of the stick! find time to study, to raise fami- intelligence, wisdom, and knowl- and stubbornness would strike him out. plan to start spring training with replacement Oh, increase student fees to lies, etc. Our burdens never edge not for high ranking ath- What was Clinton doing at bat anyway? players. This is a good idea. Maybe it will make pay for "fixed costs," like lessen! letic teams and not to better Doesn't he have more important issues to han- the players realize they are not irreplaceable. salaries, perks, and benefits for Maybe Caret doesn't realize your own personal resume. dle? The owners should look for new talent. They administrators who are hired to this isn't the old days. Students The last time I looked in the paper, I saw many should recruit young men who will play for the make sure that we get the high- don't just pay fees and go to Terence Curtis more pressing matters Clinton could be dealing love of the game, instead of the money involved. est quality (yeah, right) educa- class like good little sheep: We Art with. Crime. homelessness. education, balancing Kids should emulate the player who plays the tion possible for the lowest work, we go to school, we go the budget ... these issues seem more important game no matter what obstacle he faces, a player to me than baseball. like Jackie Robinson. This is the type of player Don t get me wrong. I think the baseball strike young kids should have as a role model. has had major affects on many. People have lost Kids shouldn't idolize the players who leave their jobs because of this strike. Kids and adults the game just because they can't get that extra ally alike have lost a game that has thrilled American million. Express your audiences for generations. I believe Clinton had good intentions in trying But is it important enough for the president to solve the baseball strike. Next time he steps opinions in and Congress to get involved? Is it a national up to bat, he better have a better scouting report ne Gri 'tylegiingue emergency? and a team that will back him up, or else it will Valine I think not. the Spartan be three strikes and your out. w Tom It This baseball strike has reflected how much Hogan power the almighty dollar has on people. Dexter T Manglicmot Daily (AL It used to be that players would put on their is a Spartan Daily as gloves and throw on their caps just for the love Staff Writer Writers Forum Misconceptions about migraines are a problem

I grew up watching my mother suffer. bright light. I feel euphoric and everything I remember her slowly pounding her head seems light and far away. Then the pain meta ,-411.p. on the kitchen counter before fixing dinner. hits: it pounds with every heartbeat, and I Senior Reporter: lleiieWr Eyes shut tight against the light, fists want to die. 4' Reporters: Michelle Alaimo,Jennifer Bixler, Michele clenched, she was trying to beat to death If I am lucky I'll throw up, and the pain the pain that raged in her head. will begin to recede. Bolger, Kristin Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Cristal My mother wasn't crazy. She was having But usually I lay curled in a ball in a Guderjahn, Catherine Ippoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter a migraine attack. dark room and (seriously) pray to the Manglicmot, Roger Ramirez, Nora Profit Ross, Ken As many as 23 million Americans. migraine god to take it away. Stewart, Linda Taaffe, Otto Waldorf, Blair Whitney approximately one in five women and one The pain can last for hours or days. Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chiu, Christian in 20 men, experience migraine. Even after it is gone, a numbness lingers DelRosario, Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich, John Stubler Despite these numbers, migraine suffer- long afterward. I prefer to hide in bed, but Cartoonist: Jay Vales ers still find that they need to hide their the real world demands that I cope with disorder in shame. No condition of such whelmingly experienced by women, the Codeine and Compazine. Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Jim McNay magnitude is so mistreated and misunder- medical community hid the fact that they I don't want sympathy, I want to destroy St011O. had no clue what migraine was or how to the myths. People do not cause their own The mistreatment and misunderstand- properly treat it by telling sufferers, it's all headaches. Advertising ing begins, and is most unacceptable in, in your head." Migraine is an illness: it is an inherited Advertising Director Michele Daly the medical field. So my mother suffered twice, once with biological abnormality of the central ner- Art Director Kevin Taylor My mother spent over two decades in the pain, and again with the humiliation. vous system. Migraine attacks result from Retail Manager Gary Merrill an endless maze of "treatment:" aspirin, But the perception of migraine is slowly actual changes in brain physiology. And Kevin Fung acupuncture, relaxation tapes, beta block- changing. Medicine is beginning to break they are horrible. National Manager ers. calcium channel blockers. antisero- through the myths, but there is a long way Migraine is a chronic condition, like dia- Downtown Manager Monica McQueen tonin agents. shots. antidepressants, and to go. betes, heart disease, and hypertension, and Marketing Manager Sharon Milner biofeedback. As they wait for the physical suffering to its sufferers should be treated with com- They've instructed her to change her end, people like my mom are fighting the passion, not suspicion, by both the medical Retail: Kenton Morimoto, James Narnba, Jeni Schiltz diet, lifestyle, and her attitude. They refuse emotional suffering by teaching their community and the general public. Etc: Mark Fazzio, Lilly Gutierrez to hand over medical records, and they migraine-suffering children how not to be Downtown: Rene Martinez, Steve Merghart make her feel like a drug addict when she ashamed. Kristin Butler is a Artists: Kaz Aoki, Tiffanie Moyano, Pamela Lee begs for painkillers. My little brother and I also get Spartan Daily Because the pain of migraine has few migraines. Mine begin with an "aura." I see Staff Writer Adviser Jack Quinton outward symptoms, and because it is over- spots before my eyes, like after looking at a Graphics Specialists: Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca News Room (408) 924-3280 Opinion page policies Fax 924-3282

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4 SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Monday, February 13, 1995 3 Bookstore 46 From page 1 selecting texts, he said he Sparta examples, term definitions anti If you pay a lot for a attempts to find the least expen- Guide in-depth subject discussion. sive route to educating his stu- SJSU's Weekly Calendar "My theory is that the book is book, and you read dents. not the course; the professor is every page, you'll "I'm outraged at some prices, the course," he said. "Textbooks like $45, for a book," he said. are great, but you need some- be less likely to "Price is always a consideration 11?dal Alpha Omicron Pi sorority improvised Musk Studies one to explain how (the sub- complain about the (when I order books). I prefer Valentine Social w/ Theta Chi Man \M iricstx 4)7p.m-9311p in. ject) relates to the world." paperbacks Career Planning & Placement because they're fraternity 6p.m. - 7:30p.m. Music Building, Rm. 1g6. The survey also shows that price. less Career Library Tour 1230p.m. Alpha Omicron Pi house. Call 293-3152. expensive. I think students Business Classrooms, Rm. 13. Call 292-6742. professors rank students as the accept buying books as some- and Coro') Orientation 1:30p.m. Kappa Delta Sorority number one beneficiary of text- Steve Johnston thing they have to do." Student on Almaden Room. Asian American Christian Valentine's Day Lunch books, while students Spartan Boelielare rank aoriamn climrtar At Spartan Bookstore, those Call 924-6033. Fellowship 12noon. 278 S. 10th Street. themselves as a weak third, who order professors' text- Deepening Your Friendship and Girls Night Out - Dinner behind bookstores and publish- 49 books always tell instructors if Chi PI SiceviityCnal Justice with Christ (part II) 7:30p.m. at Spaghetti Factory 5:30p.m. (co-ed) Student Union Almaden Room. Meet at 278 S. 10th Street. ers. Students also rated the books are available in paper- Opal House for interested candi- Call 279-5790. Call 279-9035. level of importance of class- World of Psychology" is the best back, said Steve Johnston, the dates lp.m. -4p.m. 230 S. 10th St. room lectures and group pro- he's ever seen. If I have to take bookstore's associate director Call 99&9113. Beta Alpha Psi Lambda Sigma Gamma jects above textbooks, while price into account, students of textbooks. If the book is Just Pledge Social 3p.m.-4p.m. Student Sorority Meeting 6p.m. professors value textbooks shouldn't be in college. If price a few dollars more for a hard- Cornerstone Emngelical Union Costanoan Room. Student Union Guadalupe Rm. Baplist Church Call 7880290. more. is an issue, take a correspon- back, professors often choose Interview - Chinese Television Massage Workshop Another survey, conducted dence course." the more expensive route to Programming 1(a.m. Channel 38. Career Planning & Placement Communicating Through by the Higher Education Tutko spent months search- ensure resale value. Johnston Call 415587-7242. Advanced Interview Techniques Touch 6:30p.m. - 8:30p.m Division of the Association of ing for the perfect book with the said. for Business Majors 2p.m. Student Union Multicultural American Publishers, found that help of students and teaching When professors rarely use Kappa Delta Sorority Student Union Umunhiun Room. Room. Call 924-6626. Dinner & Information about and Career Library Tour 1:30p.m. 80 percent of surveyed faculty assistants, he said. The text pro- textbooks in their courses, Kappa Delta 5p.m. 278 S. 10th Business Classrooms, Rm. 13 Minority Bone Marrow Drive members agreed that textbooks vides students with the most Johnston hears complaints at Street. Call 279-9035. and Mock Interviews 12:30p.m. 10a.m. - 3p.m. Student Union are critical to academic suc- comprehensive look at the sub- the end of the semester, when and 2:30p.m. Sign up in Business Loma Prieta Room. cess. A slim majority of the stu- ject, with term definitions, chap- students begin selling their Lutheran Student Fellowship Classrooms, ftrn. 13. Call 924-6033. Call 924-8903. Bible Brown Bag lp.m.-2p.m. dents who participated in the ter quizzes and study guide- books back to the bookstore. Student Union Montaho R00171. Chi Pi Sma - Criminal Justice Re-entry Advisory Program survey shared the view. lines. "If you pay a lot for a book, Call 292-5404. (co-ed) Fraternity General Support Group for Re- Content and subject organiza- "It really teaches students and you read every page, you'll Luncheon lp.m. - 4p.m. entry Students. 12noon-lp.m. tion were at the top of the list how to study," Tutko said. be less likely to complain about Ohana of Hawaii 230 S. 10th St. Call 998-9113. Administration Bldg., Rm. 269. for psychology professor The book, incidentally, costs the price," Johnston said. "I Membership/Drive Information for the month of February. Call Clube Lusitania San Jose Center for Poetry Thomas Tutko when choosing a $55. hear some students say, 'I never 993-0212. Meeting: "Linguica Taste Test" and literature textbook for his course. While study outlines, read- opened the book and still got an 12noon Student Union Valentine's Day Celebration "I still don't know how much ability and content are among A in the class. Why did I need to Santa Clara Cow Montalvo Room. Call 929.4413. In Poetry &Music 5:30p.m. the book costs," said Tutko, sociology professor Mike buy it?' I tell them, 'Don't look at of Environmental 383 S. First Street. Call 924-4456. who thinks his textbook "The Otten's top priorities when me.'" Recycle Oil on Campus, Earn Slick Delta Chi Lambda Prizes. 1 Maintenance Valerile Flower Sale &30am. -4pm School of Art & Design Yard, 10th &San Fernando. In Front of Student Union. Lecture Series: film, "Grass" 5p.m.- 6p.m. Art Room, Rm. 133 'Billy Madison' School of Art & Design Hospitality Management Club and Student Gallery Art Student Galleries Art Exhibits First Spring General Meeting Receptions 6p.m. - 8p.m. Art & affortie Pau" lieeied 10am. - 4p.m. Art &Industrial 12 noon and 3p.m. Industrial Industrial Design Building. led weekend Design Buildings. Call 924-4330. Studies, Room239. Call 924-3197. 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SJSU trailed 41-37 could have stopped what we Spartans knew they would have Brotherton, who had nine The Spartans used a balanced going into the locker room at saw tonight." to have a special effort Saturday (LBSU) have won six games in a points and five rebounds. "They first-half scoring attack, led by halftime. The Spartans' backcourt pro- night to beat the red hot Long row; they're a really good team." had real good spacing In their guard Tito Addison's 10 points, "It played out Just like I duced 29 points, 15 from Beach State 49ers. The Spartans (1-19, 0-12 Big offense." to offset LBSU's inside offense. thought it would," LBSU Head Addison along with Brad SJSU men's basketball Head West Conference) shot .523 per- Morrison also felt LBSU had "It's too bad our best first-half Coach Seth Greenberg said. "It Quinet's 14. Coach Stan Morrison got that cent from the floor for the game, too much size for the Spartans shooting performance of the was a nail biter at halftime." "Our guard play continues to special effort from his team including a blistering .647 per- in the post. The 49ers recieved season was ruined by "I told (my players) we can't improve," Morrison said. "They before losing 83-70 at the Event cent in the first half. 15 points from forward Terrance turnovers," Morrison said. panic, that we would have to (Addison and Quinet) are play- Center. But SJSU had no answer for O'Kelley and 14 points from cen- The Spartans led by as much play through it and that's what ing real solid basketball. I just 1 knew we would need a great the balanced inside-outside ter Joe McNaull. as six points about eight min- we did," Greenberg said. want them to get as much expe- performance to win tonight," attack of the 49ers (13-6, 9-3 Big "Their post play was much utes into the game, but 10 "They were running on all rience as possible. It's very criti- Morrison said. 1 see why they West Conference). stronger than we thought," turnovers helped the 49ers take cylinders," Morrison said. "I cal." Job Fair 95 Bringing a WORLD of opportunities to you! All Students Welcome! Employers from business, industry, government, education, health, and Wednesday, human services who are eager to hire for part-time, March 1,1995 full-time, summer, co-op, internship, volunteer, and professional employment sPsil Pyrnt 3PCenterili opportunities. Explorers: ke Come with lots of questions. i Job Seekers: Professional attire and resumes are not required, however they are highly recommended. 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\ oh I I ;...111 I, .11 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Monday, February 13, 1995 5 Solid pitching aids team's 5-1 win By Dexter T Manglicmot Spartan Daily Stall Writer helped by a strong defensive the last inning. "I admit I was effort from his teammates. going for the shut out, but a W's After two dismal perfor- First baseman Eric Pitt made a W." mances, Jason Simontacchi, several outstanding catches on The team earned a season- returned to the form that made foul balls that helped to stop high 10 hits with Patrick Walsh him the Spartan's top recruit for the Mustangs' attack. (first baseman), Chris Kokaly 1995 by helping the Spartans The Spartans showed their (designated hitter) and Chris defeat Cal Poly San Luis ability to score, getting three of Yerke (third baseman), each Obispo's Mustangs, 5-1 at their runs in the sixth inning. earning two hits. Municipal Stadium. "I think we played a really The win broke a four-game The starting pitcher came out solid game," Piraro said. "We losing streak. The Spartans lost smokin' on Saturday's game had good pitching. We had good to the Mustangs in the first against the Mustangs, throwing defensive and we had enough game of the series. a variety of pitches and showing hitting." The team returned from off his curve ball early in the Simontacchi's hopes for a Hawaii winning only two out of game. shutout disappeared late in the four games. Pitching the complete game, ninth inning when Cal Poly's "The weather just murdered Simontacchi allowed only three outfielder Dave Peruzzaro us," Piraro said. "We had only hits. scored on a ground-ball hit. two day of practice under our "Today we got a big league Trailing 5-1, the Mustangs belt." Piraro wasn't disappoint- pitching performance," Head mounted a ninth-inning come- ed about the outcome of the Coach Sam Piraro said. "The back by loading the bases. Hawaii series because he way (Simontacchi) threw today "I just lost my competitive expects the team to improve he could've beat just about any- edge," Simontacchi said about throughout the season. body on our schedule." Simontacchi showed why he was a 1994 All-American Pick at De Anza College, the Most r:52CZNIrra PHOTO WY JEFT Crou -SPARTAN DAILY ....C...e...... 7.6.....1.......; .....,.....,...... d._ Valuable 4.....4.- :-:;t.’".’’’’’".:,...... ,.... Catcher Geoff Fesserden is greeted by teammates after scoring in the fourth inning, giving SJSU a 2-0 Player of the Coast ...... lead. The Spartans went on to down Cal Poly, SLO 5-1 at Municipal Conference Stadium Saturday. and a first-team All - -.' 7 ...... y,1 NorCal and all-state pick. The right-handed pitcher was ,’,.. . .' .

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nuT SPARTAN DAILY SOO Jose State University Romany, February 13, 1995 17 - Earthquake Democrats 'will fight' for their From page I FA manufacturing plant in Mexico. ates on batteries and the princi- Arrangements were made to surgeon general nominee ple that earthquakes generate rve had people tell sell the alarms at stores such two distinct seismic move- me they don't want as National Lumber, Sharper WASHINGTON (AP) - The ident Dan Quayle. argued that the procedure was ments, said Caillat, 48. Image and Fedco, the pair said. White House repelled growing Foster, who built a reputation accepted medical practice at The first wave is relatively to know an They waited to get rich, but opposition to its surgeon gener- battling teen-age pregnancy, at the time. gentle and the second wave is earthquake's soon found that earthquake al nominee Sunday, accusing first said he had performed But the steady drip of revela- more powerful and destructive. alarms are tough to sell in Republicans of pandering to fewer than a dozen abortions. tions gave Republicans the The alarm is set to react to the coming. quake country. anti-abortionists and scolding Alter reviewing his records from opportunity to oppose the nom- first wave, with vibrations set- Investors were eventually slow-to-help Democratic law- Tennessee, he corrected the ination without seeming to ting off 90-decibel ear-piercing Darren C. Smith brought in to raise money for makers. statement to say he had per- wade into the divisive abortion wie ewe lorVellar beeps. advertising, but some people "We will fight for this nomina- formed 39 abortions and super- debate The amount of time before were leery of running ads for tion," chief of staff Leon Panetta vised a drug trial in which 55 'This is a litmus test not on the second wave hits depends the alarm because of rules said. more women ended pregnan- abortion. This is a litmus test on on how far away the quake's Elliot and Caillat have had against products claiming to But the GOP pushed its case cies. the truth." Sen. Dan Coats. R- epicenter is, according to seis- a bumpy ride since hatching predict earthquakes. against Dr. Henry Foster, who The White House complicated ind.. said Sunday. mologists. who say the concept the alarm idea and quitting Thousands of the alarms were performed abortions as an the matter by telling a key sena- Although he objected to the behind the alarm is valid. their jobs to pursue the prod- eventually sold in California in obstetrician-gynecologist and tor that Foster had performed abortions, Quayle emphasized "It has the potential to work." uct. the early 1990s. Thousands conducted hysterectomies on lust one abortion. Panetta the White House's failure to get seismologist Lucy Jones of the Elliot was a merchandiser more were marketed in Mexico severely retarded women in the blamed the mixup partly on Foster's record clear. "They've U.S. Geological Survey said of who sold souvenirs at rock and in Missouri. 1960s and 1970s. allowing the Department of Just basically hung Dr. Foster the alarm. "But if you get five music concerts. Caillat was Then the QuakeAwake drop- Republican lawmakers insist- Health and Human Services - out to dry," he said. seconds of warning, you're at a record producer for the ped from sight. ed that Foster's having per- not the White House - to con- The White House and its sup- least 25 miles away from the group Fleetwood Mac. "I've had people tell me they formed abortions wasn't the duct the early background porters said Republicans are epicenter. How much damage The pair went to seismology don't want to know an earth- only issue: they blasted the check on Foster. "That should- pawns Of abortion opponents do you see 25 miles away?" lab at the California Institute of quake's coming," said Darren C. White House for misleading n't happen," he said. who want to make abortions a Unfortunately for Elliot and Technology to read up on earth- Smith, a Mission Viejo real Congress about his record on A week after Foster's selec- disqualifier for government Caillat, both of them live too quakes and hired Ca!tech work- estate investor who is the last abortions and sterilizations. tion. reporters learned that he appointments. close to the Northridge epicen- ers to test alarm prototypes. of 50 QuakeAwake distributors. "The White House did not do had performed the hysterec- Panetta said Foster will be ter on Jan. 17, 1994 to have got- They borrowed money from "I've had a lot of people say its homework. This was handled tomies on retarded women. confirmed on his qualification ten an early warning worth family and friends, and paid they wouldn't take one if it was poorly and it shows incompe- With support from independent unless senators cater to "the bragging about. to have 50,000 produced at a free." tence," said former Vice Pres- doctors, the White House extreme nght."

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CA NI Cl IltRENTS Drummer: Back at SJSU after 11-month stay in Zimbabwe From page 1 nephew, Donald Kudumba. streets of Zimbabwe at four in the morning." kind of community activity." abroad, provided Orphan with financial aid and For the next several months, she alternated She often had to act as a spokeswoman for Orphan, who this semester is teaching a class lodging for her trip. She was one of nine stu- classes with her life with Chigamba's family, her homeland, telling others that not everyone in African dance on campus and a weekend dents who traveled to the West African nation. studying everything she could about the music, in the United States is wealthy and famous. class In Santa Cruz for young children, said one Her first months on the world's largest conti- drumming and culture. Before she knew it, "So what if we have all this materialism. What of her favorite things to do is perform. nent left Orphan disillusioned because she Orphan was back in San Jose registering for has it gained us?" she asked. "We're all starving "There's just a feeling when you're on stage spent them at the University of Zimbabwe locat- classes. children in need of some spiritual help." and music's coming through you, that you're so ed in the center of Harare, a sprawling city of "I miss everyone so much, but every day they After she graduates in May. Orphan plans to blessed to be a channel for that. Because it's not skyscrapers and jarring neon lights. think of me and I think of them," she said. apply for a Fulbright Scholarship to further nur- you, It's something behind you." After 10 weeks of dry academia, the music Her return has been difficult and hectic, she ture her love for the music. "Right now the wave is world music," Orphan beckoned, and she left campus to live among said, especially since she's had to separate from "Kelly is someone who needs music said. "People want to know about drumming and musicians, dancers and artists. a culture she cherishes. After living in such a to express all the life that bubbles up inside culture, so I know there's a job out there for me. Orphan chose to study the country's oldest close-knit community, her return to the land of of her," said SJSU music professor Baomi I'll be doing my own thing and making it hap- instrument, the "mbira" (pronounced em BEER freeways, smog and television was a challenge. Butts-Bhanji, who has worked with Orphan pen." ah, "with a rolled R," she said). She hooked up "I was fortunate to bypass all the O.J. Simpson for two years. "She has an effervescent For information about the international pro- with expert mbira player and dancer Irene news. We were more concerned with ... the spirit. She loves sharing the music as a gram, call Gary Oddou at 924-3515. Chigamba, who took Orphan under her musical bloodshed in Rwanda. It was the most horrid wing. Her first lesson was in dance, not one of thing to learn that all the Americans were more Orphan's favorite activities. concerned about some football player than mil- "In the West we make distinctions between lions of people dying in Rwanda. To me, that is Recycle music and dance,- she said. "I went anyway, so out of balance." your used SAMUEL because how can you say 'no' to any creative She also feels slightly disconnected from her motor oil endeavor?" American culture, in which she feels African MERRITT She and Chigamba soon became close friends, issues rarely grace conversation. on campus for COLLEGE and Orphan began immersing herself into "I'm coming back here, and there's no news slick prizes! the culture. Orphan acquired an African middle of Africa," she said. "People I talk to have this At the Maintainance Yard name, Takunda, which means "success in all idea that Africa is one big war or famine. I (10th & San Fernando) Oakland, California you do." And though reluctant to talk feel more scared taking the light rail with all 11 am - 3pm, Mon-Fri. about it, she fell in love with Chigamba's the crazy people than I ever did walking the Santa Clara County Dept. of Master of Occupational Therapy Environmental Health 299-7 3 0 0 Samuel Merritt College announces the deadline for application to the Master of Occupational Therapy Program for Fall 1995 has been extended to March 15, 1995. Affirmative action London Samuel Merritt College is a fully accredited private institution providing quality professional health studies From page 1 "If a legal code places empha- hearing last year, and backers $199* curricula in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and But Democrats have long sis on ethnic, racial and reli- acknowledge its chances are Nursing. championed affirmative action, gious differences, people will slim this time. and risk alienating minorities identify themselves along those Richter also introduced four Thc developing Occupational Therapy curriculum takes Paris $249* and women if they drop their lines, and eventually it will tear bills to abolish race- and gen- pride in offering a Mindbody Model which strikes a support. the country to pieces," said der-based preferences in state Honolulu $145* balance in scientific, humanistic and psychosocial course "Most Democrats I've talked Custred, an anthropology pro- universities, public contracting New York $149* offerings. tcxrdno ovcnose 'mos not ocittaeoenotestmtarn to are just averting their eyes fessor at California State and hiring. The bills, which KV, DP to. new svconotoodeclotonettyn and hoping it goes away," said University-Hayward. would require simple majorities, Spring Break $449" Interested students with a completed baccalaureate degree Duane Garrett. a Democratic Gov. Pete Wilson has not would allow preferences for Cabo San Lucas are encouraged to write for application to: political strategist who favors endorsed the initiative, but has poor people in entry-level hiring kAlPs ...Mc A, hotel .1 4004cr4 teat:, I abolishing affirmative action. indicated he supports the con- and state university admissions. Samuel Merritt College State Democratic Chairman cept. At the national level, the U.S. Council Travel Admissions Office 394 University Aye, Suite 200 Bill Press said his party must The initiative is similar to a Supreme Court is expected to Palo Alto, CA 94301 370 Hawthorne Avenue stand up for its principles. proposal by Republican Assem- rule on the issue in a challenge Oakland, CA 94609 "Affirmative action has been blyman Bernie Richter to amend to a white subcontractor's claim 408-295-8886 or call an extraordinarily successful the state's Constitution to abol- that a minority subcontractor Eurailpasses 1-800-607-MERRITT or (510)-869-6576 program that has benefited mil- ish affirmative action in the was chosen for a job in Denver issued on -the -spot, lions of women and members of public sector. The same propos- even though the white subcon- ethnic minorities across this al died in its first committee tractor submitted a lower bid. country," Press said. "I. for one, am not willing to throw it away." However. Press said, if affir- mative action "is being used as a different form of discrimina- tion, it's got to be fixed." He said the Legislature should craft "something that fixes the prob- Grand Opening!! 1 lem without destroying the pro- gram." Two college professors craft- We are now open at our Hugh Gillis Hall store. ed the ballot initiative, called Conte try the toffee that everyone is talking about! the California Civil Rights Initiative. Professors Glynn Featuring: SPARTAN BOOKSTORE Custred and Tom Wood insist "Seattle's Best Coffee- - 12 distinctive hlends they are non-partisan and dri- Ispresso beverages - Try our legenthoy Mocha! ven by desire to create a "color- Flavored iced tea. juice and sparkling water gift gClEal blind" society. Roast Beef. 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