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Sports, page 4 Opinion, page 2 Low: 49" F PARTANServing San Jose State University Since 1934 DAILY Caret hears concerns at study break By J.E. Espino Thursday at eye-level to break cheon at Intel with California Sen- bread and discuss issues ranging ator Dianne Feinstein in atten- DAII SIA/I \k I II It from parking to student enroll- "I'd love to have a facility that provides meeting dance. The number of people who sat ment. "Sometimes I feel like the around the table to address cam- El Concilio, an organization space for all clubs and organizations. I don't see mayor of a city," Caret said as he pus-related issues made it easy to composed mostly of Hispanic began to take questions from stu- note that no one sat at the head of American campus clubs, was one happening overnight." dents. the table - not even San Jose State formed this semester to promote Robert aret. SJSU President When Sam Casas, the Associat- University President Robert student unity by exchanging infor- ed Students director of faculty Caret. mation, said David Ruiz, president affairs, asked about the possibili- Instead, the atmosphere in the of Chicano Commencement and open to any multicultural campus communication between the uni- last stop of a day that started with ties of' having a space on campus Chicano Resource Center was student intern coordinator for the group, he said. versity president and the student a town-hall meeting with universi- for students, Caret said students informal as students of El Con- university president. The open dialogues, called body three years ago, Ruiz said. ty faculty, a computer lab tour cilia, or Counsel, and Caret met The organization, however, is study breaks, were created to open The meeting marked Caret's with disabled students and a lun- See CARET, Page 6 There's no place like home Former Spartan Ryan Suarez returns to SJSU

By Clarissa Aljentera

DAII SI MOH SIAI.1 Wail tit Ryan Suarez isn't accustomed to being the visitor at Spartan Stadium. He also isn't accus- tomed to being booed and criti- cized on what was once his home field. But times have changed and so has the color of his jersey. In the end of the first half, Suarez practically wrapped his body around Earthquakes for- ward Dwayne DelRosario and did- n't get a penalty card and instead was booed. Suarez, a former San Jose State University soccer player, had his first career win as a mem- ber of Major League Soccer's Dal- las Burn on Saturday at Spartan Stadium. Suarez said that before game time he had 57 people on the wait- ing the list for tickets to the game. But for Suarez, who spent four seasons playing at Spartan Stadi- um, Saturday's win was a home- coming of sorts. "This was a beautiful home debut in front of my family," Suarez said. His parents, friends and former teammates came out to support him in the 1-0 win against the San Jose Earthquakes. "It is a dream come true," said the 23-year-old defender. "There were a lot of emotions running kiisrwihe, Gain., nail, stun through me." Ryan Suarez, a San Jose State University alumnus and Dallas Burn defender, left, headed the ball Saturday night against the San Jose Earthquakes at Spartan See SUAREZ, Page 3 Stadium. The Burn's 1-0 victory against the Earthquakes marked Suarez's first career win as a professional soccer player.

Egg-cellent day Class gets 'dream' tour of Coliseum i11,i Xill'ii111 .1 1),,, , 1, "If I met the players, that would be Brad Jeselink's dream came true Wednesday. good. On these field trips I can learn He walked into the Eastside Club at the Network Associates Coliseum, about the stadium services, and this is through the suites and into the press box. what I'm trying to get into the event All he needed was an autograph from services aspect." someone such as first baseman Jason Giambi to make his trip complete. Brad Jesclink Jeselink wasn't an average fan checking out the A's game, though. He was part of the sport, facility and event understand concepts and ideas stud- Avila echoed Gutierrez's thoughts management class at San Jose State ied in class. about networking in the sports manage- University. For students such as Dan Gutierrez. ment business. Jeselink, who considers himself a a student in Nagel's class and a com- "Networking is extremely important die-hard A's fan, said it was an eye- mand post dispatcher at the Coliseum. in the industry," Avila said. "It is no opening experience to see the guts of the the tour wasn't anything new. longer the simple degree." Oakland Coliseum. "The field trip showed me that net- But Avila said he is willing to give "If I met the players, that would be working is important," Gutierrez said. everyone a chance. good," Jeselink said. "On these field Nagel said he was able to get an in- "Everybody needs to start some- trips I can learn about the stadium ser- depth tour of the facility because he had where," Avila said. vices, and this is what I'm trying to get met Avila before and contacted him Graduate student Lone Hirahara into - the event services aspect." about the tour. said she noticed differences between The hands-on experience guided by After the physical tour, a handful of running the Event Center and running David Avila, the guest services director members from the management staff the Coliseum. for the Athletics, included an inside look came to talk about food management. Hirahara said she noticed the large Haviess Anti. shit/ at the services and money that go into plant operations and supervising the number of security guards, concession- running a sports venue. people who help run the Coliseum. stand workers and management staff it Alberto Meza spent Easter Sunday around the fountain on Tower Lawn at San Professor Mark Nagel, who teaches Avila said his goal was to show stu- took to run a baseball game. Jose State University eating candy and playing with his friends. the class, said he tries to take his stu- dents the entire Coliseum, from the "This is on a grand scale," said Hira- dents on several sport-venue field trips holding cell in security to the bar in the so they can get a feel of the place and Westside Club. See COLISEUM. Page 6 2 MONDAY, Amu_ 16, 2001 OPT NION SPARTAN DAILY SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Going home brings concern for family, future three graduate? way: "Will you stop holding your dick When I left fisr San Jose Giving a different view years ago, I didn't think much Of course, it's hard to tell if a near- and help me with these bags?" would change at my house. ly deaf, absent-minded, cantankerous And before the end of my recent {tut after spending three weeks man who tells dark jokes about dying stay, he told me this gem: "Son, when on Kashmiri conflict back home ... Boy, was I wrong. is getting ready to die or developing it's time, I want you to get Death for I figured some things would Alzheimer's. Hell, he's been this way me. I know you'll fuck it up." change, like the screwy cable system for nearly most of my life. My mother simply shrugged at the Tlie news item published on April 3 classified Still, there are always things he statement. So did I. India as an invader. This is absolutely adding and changing a ridiculous amount of channels, the bathroom does and things he says that makes After all, the man had said earlier wrong. me wonder if he's all right. Noticing that he was proud of me for being the The ruler of Kashmir signed the instrument of being cleaner because of one less indi- vidual using it stuff like that. how much more careless he's gotten only child he's had who went to col- accession, and the British parliament gave this tuned to recently does add to my concerns. lege. right to him. But there were things I didn't whatever has Regis Philbin expect to change, like my room, for or a home-improvement show on. A few months ago, my father left his I have to admit, I really don't know Maharaja wanted Kashmir to be independent, jacket and his wallet at a slot machine. what I'm writing here, actually. and he gave a clear sign of it to the Viceroy Lord instance. And she's still over-concerned about My room now serves as a guest- everything she offers me enough He was lucky to remember something The Spartan Daily never runs Mountbatten when he visited Kashmir, according wasn't right. It took him nearly 12 around Mother's Day or Father's Day, to "Freedom at Midnight," by L. Collins and D. room for my nephews when they stay medicine that I wouldn't have to worry over, after my mom drives 100 miles to about an allergic reaction to anything, hours before it dawned on him that he so I could never write a column for Lapierre (241-2). The government of Pakistan did- them on those days. n't like the idea of an independent Kashmir and pick them up first. It even has every as well as help out immunizing the didn't have his wallet, and he almost broken VCR we've ever owned in it. residents of a small third-world coun- laughed the situation off. And perhaps it's hard to write conspired to invade Kashmir (403). an about loved ones aging when you can't "The Proudest Day," by A. Read and D. Fisher, There are pictures of me around the try. But that's how mothers are sup- Another incident was during house where I don't remember pic- posed to be. early dinner at a Chinese buffet. He see them, becoming more aware of stated that first the government tried a tribal mortality. invasion, which was the clear violation of the tures of me being before. I assume My father, though, is a whole other told me, "Eat hearty, because I don't their those photos are up for my parents to ball of wax and half He'll be 65 this know if Mom's going to cook tonight." For some of you who left the nest, standstill agreement signed with Kashmir (503). you might know what I'm writing Realizing this, MaharrAja signed the instrument of keep me in mind, since they don't see year. Another time, while telling him accession with India; Pakistan tried the military me every day like they used to. For years, especially when I first that my car's starter was wearing out, about. For the rest of you, all I can say And I haven't seen my parents for a moved up here, I wondered if he'd live he told me I should "let it die." is take it the best way you can. invasion (Collins & Lapierre, 413). This not only in I hope to be out of SJSU within a 1947, again in 1965 (Read & Fisher, 504). while, either. That's the thing that hit this long. During my first semester at "And if the car conks out in the mid- Pakistan can't reconcile the idea of a Muslim- me hardest at first. Sure, my mother is San Jose State University, he had dle of nowhere?" I asked. His response year. I just hope my parents are still majority region being a part of India. India still the same, not looking a day older heart bypass surgery. That, along with was a shrug. "Whatever," he said. alive then. promised plebiscite as a part of the instrument of than 45, when she's actually closer to diabetes and his forgetful, eccentric But then again, it's from his side of accession (Collins & Lapierre, 410), but the Pak- 60. The only thing I could tell that had behavior, has always made him a the family that I inherited my dark, D.S. Perez is a Spartan istani invasion changed everything. changed was that the last of her red worry. Every now and then, something sarcastic streak. Daily Senior Staff Writer. Many people become refugees in their own hair has turned blond. Everything else goes wrong and a thought comes about While in Vegas, my dad and I went "Born Under A Bad Sign" homeland and are still living outside the valley. is still the same, such as the TV set will he live long enough to see me to visit my aunt, who greeted me this appears Mondays. What about their human rights? The key problem is cross-border terrorism spon- sored by Pakistan's military regime, as reported by many news agencies time and again. "WE'RE A FAITH-BASED OUTFIT ma You April brings more than Pakistan has no right to ask for the human rights of Kashmiri people since it is a prime party CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON, 6E0R6E" to it with the terrorists, or so called jehadis. showers this tax year Rajiv Prinja graduate student physics not a big fan of the month of pa r IMApril. Who would be? I mean, there's daylight-saving time, OOP fAirg 1#61147 which suits me fine when it rolls Rollins an artist with 41/7ftly., rNEY around in October, but seems to eAtsor throw my entire life off-balance in the spring when I struggle with the 44ratt P/TY US FROAI adjustment of losing an hour of sleep. flair of a true activist I suppose the warmer weather is Oak' F,ii rh and foremost, Henry Rollins is not a come- one thing to look forward to, though. First ^ Those pretty blossoms that sprout dian. Spoken word is a distinct art form, which IMATTZW paying so much in income, sales and is not to be confused with a stand-up comedy on the tree branches this time of year 1/870f4" sure serve up a pleasant contrast to motor fuels taxes, we should get a act. much as we do for This genre of entertainment embraces the expres- the gloomy, dead and bleak environ- break in paying as /Ivo ment of winter, don't they? electricity. sion of ideas, creativity, poetry and drama and also But tax day signifies one other involves the presentation of controversial, thought- Maybe not, especially if you have provoking and even sarcastic social and political com- to admire the scenery through itchy, characteristic, besides bitterness, that red, irritated eyes. I'm grateful, how- Americans share: procrastination. mentary. Last Friday, when I went to You claim the underlying problem with the Rollins ever, to have missed the allergy band- visit a show is that he was "complaining and not telling wagon. friend who owns a postal shop, I wit- jokes." But it doesn't make it any easier nessed the unbelievable, irrational Henry Rollins isn't telling jokes to his audienc, for me particularly when the poor, and inconsiderate behavior of a cus- He's attempting to make the audience think by pr., unfortunate allergy-ridden souls find tomer who was, on the weekend no better direction than the one I'm before taxes are due, looking for tax yoking them intellectually. He's interpreting and redefining what people per- in, to let out their miserable sneezes. forms. ceive as entertainment while trying to bring out social Thanks for sharing. That's like waking up late on the Lastly, and I know I'm not alone on morning of your final exam, scaveng- awareness, and he is addressing "taboo topics" that ing for our mock mass-media influences won't discuss or rec- this one, I'm not fond of April because a parking spot in a garage for it's the month in which we give more about half an hour and walking into ognize. your English class Like many spoken svord artists such as Noam of our hard-earned money to our fine without a blue Chomsky, Jello Biafra, Angela Davis. Mumia-Abu government. book. Jamal, William S. Burroughs, Or if we're lucky, our government Oh wait, I forgot. Here at San Jose Terrence McKenna and State Timothy Leary, Henry Rollins expounds upon topics realizes it took too much in the first University, that's not so uncom- and ideas that aren't meant to be amusing necessari- place and gives back to us. But that's mon. ly Not all of the aforementioned artists' versions of as rare as a blue moon. And of course, we can think of infi- spoken word are designed for artistic expression. Nevertheless, I'm happy to reveal nite reasons of why we don't file our Some are merely meant to inforrn. I'm grouped with the latter. taxes on time. A professor I ran into However, all of them do make their voices heard in I got a whopping $56 back from Sunday remarked that Americans' a way that is truly unique and relevant to society. You the federal government this year. reasoning for procrastination may are correct, in your article, when you say that, "Rollins' Oh, the possibilities with that kind stem from their indifferent attitude act involves saying things that others won't," but of money. toward our government. that's not his entire act, and it most certainly is not a Yet, I admit that it's better than A fellow editor at the Daily told me rnmedic performance. nothing. I suppose I can be reason- she had no idea whether her taxes able and save it for this month's gas were filed. She, the lucky, spoiled girl, Eli Ellsworth money. Then again, I can buy a new gets her father to take care of that junior pair of shoes, which would surely business. drive my mother up the wall. And most amusing of excuses: building. Room Inn Kit more information, Cultural Exchange with Cahfornis Arts For 1998, the Internal Revenue Another friend of mine confessed that call Julian Gei...titi at tr24.4fain Council artist.tn-residence Eddie Gale Service refunded more than $153 bil- she will be unable to file on time Campus and community participants wel. lion, a hefty amount. because she can't find her W-2's and come Refreshments are free. 6 p m to 9 However, when compared to the various other forms. "If only I was in Tuesday p ui the Multicultural Center, located amount collected, about $1.8 church during holy hours, this would- SPaljkluide in the Student Union For more informs'. quadrillion, I learn that our govern- n't have happened," she explained. liAS.E. tion, call 924.8255 ment is less about giving than receiv- Whatever the excuse, today unrav- Today 1.114.rell dens ing to win P.111111'140 7 p In to it p itt the Engl. ing. els a major point: On tax day, the gov- pist for showing up, II a ni to 2 p ni 11.,ling building. Room 238 For more Asian Pacific American Heritage Quadrillion? Gosh, label me igno- ernment isn't our friend. Asian Ameriran Studies Program the Uniunhimi room. located ui the Stu information. call Dariek Cooper at 924- Month rant, but I never knew such a number So while some of you run around, Art Exhibit "Heading East Califor. dent 1,nion For more information call 7010 Video "Mittuye and Nellie." noon to I existed. at your wits end, damning the man Asian Pacific Experience" A photo. Stacie Haro at 9'24.6032 p in and :1p m to in the Multicultural on the money and cursing yourself for not getting graphic Expanding further exhibit documenting the history of Mu Alpha Gamma Center. located on the third floor of the we pay this country, the Department your life in order on time on this 16th California's Asian Pacific communities Nurses Christian Fellowship Fifteenth Animal Magazine Day Student Union For more information, call and the Bureau of the day of April, look on the bright side: since the Gold Rush of Commerce and California's state 'Jesus. the Source of Power' II a in in Keynote .peaker Daniel Peres. editor of Alex Yamato at 924.5751 Census reported that in the 1999 fis- May is just around the corner. hood. 10 a m to 4 p m in the Multicultur- the Montalvo room. located in the Student Details magazine. 9 ni to 2 p ni on the cal year, the state government of Cal- al rooni. located al the Student Ilmon For Union For more information. roll Diane second floor of the Student I 'mon For Spar (,1 Guar i pg. tdrd Pc ol rho, co audenta. ifornia alone received more than $72 ITIOrP information, call Alex Yamato at Steamier at 279.6385 more information. call Harvey that'll... at Meult, and .1.1/ memtwa TA, &urgent le, orartel Ls won. 924.0751 million in taxes. 9'24.3246 three to corlem, befro. tn. dr.nd podderatorot dole I guess it all makes sense, now Minal Gandhi is the Spartan Leopard Circle African Music Society Ent,. tn rho, Spaft. flatly 1111re Speer the angst behind this energy crisis, Daily Opinion Editor Diaahled Student,' Association Leani African and Caribbean drum, MOSAIC, Multicultural Center sub....m.1. blow. on that is. 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SUAREZ: Adjusts to life in MLS cominued from Page I "We all love to think he has improved a ton, but he has Dallas Burns Earthquakes, 1-0 As Suarez took to the field learned patience," Jeffries said. one hour before the game, he "He can't get away with things By Clarissa Aljentera ty box when he fired it past that worked in college." Earthquakes goalie seemed physically poised to DAILY S TAFF EDITOR Joe Cannon. take on Earthquake forwards Jeffries said Suarez is kept The ball ricocheted off the DelRosario and Ronald Cerritos. after practice once in a while to When Dallas Burn forward post on the left side and just "It is good to be home," said work on things to improve his Bobby Rhine scored the lone past Cannon for the 1-0 lead. Suarez. "When I was warming technique. But Jeffries said goal of Saturday night's soccer Agoos said the score was the up to get ready, I was trying Suarez had a good defensive game in the 19th minute, the kind of shot typical to Spartan anything to stay focused. instinct for tackles and a good San Jose Earthquakes still saw Stadium because of the smaller Suarez said he reviewed the instinct to guard the opponents. a window of opportunity for a size field. game tape of the Earthquakes' Jeffries said he made the score. "Those are the types of goals 4-3 win April 7 against the Los decision to start Suarez in the Their hopes were dashed late you are going to see here," Agoos Angeles Galaxy at least four beginning of the week after he in the game, however, when the said. "The nice goals that you times before he left Dallas to get noticed a breakdown in the Earthquakes were not able to a create are more attractive but ready. Burn defense against Tampa get shot past Burn goalie Matt the goals here are off little He went through the motions Bay. Jordan, as Dallas held on to a 1- bounces and second chances doing his stretches and ball After starting 65 of 70 games 0 lead at Spartan Stadium. where you get lucky with the drills, but nothing seemed to as a Spartan, he has started one San Jose took six shots to ball bouncing the right way. faze him. of the two Dallas Burn games. Dallas' five, but no Earthquakes That is the way this field plays." "I was 100 percent jitterish," On April 7, the Burn began its shot was closer than forward But aside from the Dallas said Suarez. season with a 4-2 loss to the Ronald Cerritos' attempt late in defense, San Jose head coach But Dallas head coach Mike Tampa Bay Mutiny, and Suarez the first. Frank Yallop said they missed Jeffries said Suarez didn't seem sat the bench. The ball was deflected to Jor- chances, contributing to the nervous playing at his old home Suarez didn't like sitting on dan off San Jose defender Wade slow-moving offense. and in front of his family. the bench, and he wanted to bet- Barrett when Cerritos got his "We just didn't create "He came out very com- ter himself in time to start at head on it. Immediately after chances in play," Yallop said. posed," Jeffries said. "He was Spartan Stadium. the attempt, he crumpled on the Despite being down with an clearly doing a good job, and he Spartan coach Gary St. Clair field when he looked up to see a hour left to play, Yallop said the clearly made progress." said he would be there for near miss instead of a goal. Earthquakes weren't desperate. Miguel Suarez, Ryan's father, Suarez's debut in San Jose. Jeff Agoos, Earthquakes cap- "We kept playing. But it was- who played professionally in "This is the beginning of tain, said Dallas' defense kept n't to be tonight. There wasn't a Uruguay and Mexico, said after something good for Ryan," St. San Jose frustrated during the lack of effort there," he said. watching his son's first game he Clair said. "This makes the MLS entire game. The teams are now both 1-1 knew Ryan had what it takes to season more interesting for me." "We kept coming, but we for the season. play. St. Clair said it was a big step weren't able to penetrate," San Jose opened its season "It was very exciting," said moving up from college, but Agoos, a defender, said. "We got last week with a 4-3 win against Miguel Suarez. "I'm so proud of Suarez has lofty goals for the more desperate in the second the Los Angeles Galaxy, while him that he made the team. I season. part of the second half The the Burn opened at home went to his first game, and I was "He eats, drinks and breathes entire last 45 minutes, we could- against the Tampa Bay Mutiny surprised he didn't play. Dallas soccer and has a good work n't do enough to get the ball or a with a 4-2 loss. ethic," St. Clair said. good ball." The Earthquakes home open- has old defenders, and they Dallas came out quick in the need new blood." Aside from the adjustment er was played in front of a crowd from full-time college soccer first half to establish its pres- of 13,919 and ended with a bang Suarez is one of two Burn ence. that included a 10-minute fire- defenders under the age of 25. player to full-time professional kristopher Gainey Daily Staff soccer player, Suarez has had to Rhine scored off assists from work show at the north end of Burn teammate Ed Dade said midfielders Oscar Pareja and Spartan Stadium. Fireworks lit up the sky after the San Jose Earthquakes' 1- Suarez's experience and ability adjust to living by himself away from his friends and his girl- Chad Deering. San Jose goes on the road to 0 loss to the Dallas Burn in the Earthquakes home opener Sat- make him a quality player. Pareja took the ball on the play Miami on Saturday and "He wants to succeed," Dade friend. urday. The Burn put Suarez up in a right side and fed it to Fthine, will return home May 5 to play said. "He has got the tools to be who was just right of the penal- the New England Revolution. a good player in the league, and two-bedroom apartment where he showed well tonight and in he lives alone in Dallas. the preseason." For the past four years, he But it wasn't an easy run for has lived in a house with his fel- the rookie defender. The road to low Spartan teammates, but he the starting lineup was a diffi- doesn't miss the crowded living cult one that included late night arrangements. practice sessions, practicing "There aren't seven guys 40 I, through meals and reviewing screaming and the chaos that game tapes instead of watching comes with the fun in college," movies. Suarez said. Jeffries said that although "After practice you don't want Suarez has the potential to to deal with that. It is mentall start, there are many aspects of fatiguing during the day. But the game he still needs to learn. sucks cooking your own food." Golf Tourney heads into playoff

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. leading to a double bogey. Singh's 74 his highest score in (AP1 Jose Coceres and Billy May- Both players, though, made the 36 rounds this year included fair will need one more day and at critical shots down the The stretch. three bogeys and a double-bogey 6 Career least one more hole to settle the Mayfair was the first to 11 under after he put his approach in the Cen+er is WorldCom Classic after one of the when he rolled in a 30-footer for water on the eighth hole. Still, he makins wildest closing rounds in tourna- birdie on No. 16, then saved par missed a chance to make the play Waver: ment history Sunday. from a back bunker with a 15-foot when his 14-footer slid by the cup. The pair, who started the round putt on the 18th to stay there. Langer moved into a five-way tie two shots behind Vijay Singh, shot Coceres hit a wedge to 2 feet on for first with a birdie on the 16th even-par 71s and matched pars the 16th hole for a birdie to catch hole, but he fell back on the 17th through two playoff holes at Har- Mayfair. when he failed to chip out of a right- bour Town Golf Links when play "I'm very happy because I know side bunker and made bogey. was suspended because of dark- that I will finish in first or second Even Love, a Harbour master if ness. They will resume play at 8 place," said Coceres, playing in his ever there was one, could only man- a.m. fourth PGA Tour event in the Unit- age nine pars coming in and was "I've never had this experience ed States. First prize at the World- tied for seventh two shots out of the before to go out and play one hole of Com is $630,000. playoff. sudden death or whatever it takes," The two agreed not to move to Singh's collapse was the most said Mayfair, who tied Coceres at the third playoff hole, the 18th, unlikely. He had two seconds, tvwo 11-under 273. even though about 15 minutes of thirds and a fourth on the PGA Mayfair and Coceres each held light remained. "When you can't Tour this year and seemed a lock fbr sizable leads and seemed ready to see, you can't see," said Mayfair, his first win with a two-stroke lead take the tournament over hours who beat Tiger Woods in a playoff at and the overall game to make it before the playoff. Coceres birdied the 1998 Nissan Open. stick. three of the first five holes to reach It's the first Monday finish at But right from the start, it was a Job fesfI. 14 under and overtake his playing Harbour Town since Doug Tewell not Singh's day. He drove into pine Surorner partner, Singh. But the Argentine beat Jerry Pate in a playoff in 1980. straw on No. 1, then hit a tree with to ot)r missed par putts inside 4 feet on Singh, Bernhard Langer (69), his second shot on No. 2 for bogey. ,140 the sixth, eighth and ninth holes to Scott Verplank (70) and Carl Paul- The stroke that took him from con- sur4 on V,.)F `Ina fall back. son (69) tied for third. tention, though, was a wayward "I think I started to lose confi- Steve Flesch shot a 63 includ- iron into the water on No. 8, the ewwonic """'s dence with that three putt on No. ing a back-nine record-tying 29 long par-4 lengthened about 7 yards sp,,Josst 6," Coceres said through an inter- to jump into a tie for seventh with in Pete Dye's recent refurbishing of preter. 'Thank God, could come four-time Harbour Town winner Harbour Town. back." Davis Love III (69) and Mark It was reminiscent of the drive ccui. Mayfair had birdies on the fifth, Brooks (69). that Singh pushed left into the couswg, ,asociety sixth and eighth holes and was at Usually, Harbour Town brings water at the 14th hole of The Play- 13 under, two shots ahead of a fal- out the sharpest golf but this final ers Championship three weeks back tering Coceres. Then Mayfair drove round was a disaster for nearly ever and led to a triple-bogey 7. Singh out of bounds on the par-.1 I Ith, competitor lost the title by a stmke to Woods. ,esetlnpr sos

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leads the team Julian J. Ramos home runs. Fagan with eight homers on the season. DA111' SIAFF WRIT! Leading 15-2, Piraro went to The Spartan baseball team's his bench bringing in Bautista, bats came out in full force Satur- Scott Niheu, Patrick Wood and day in a 27-3 win against Tony Jones, to name a few. Hawai'i Pacific University at "Those guys are capable of Blethen Field. starting," third baseman Kevin The win followed a 9-7 home Frandsen said. "We didn't drop loss April 10 to UC Berkeley. The off much." Spartans trailed Cal early and Niheu went on to drive in were unable to put together a three runs on two hits. solid offensive game. "It was their day to be suc- cessful," Fagan said. In the eighth inning, leading Saturday's Score 21-3, the Spartans topped their totals of 23 Hawail Pacific 3 previous season-high runs and 24 hits that they Santa Bar- Spartans 27 amassed against UC bara on Feb. 4, with a six-run, Tuesday - SJSU at Santa Clara, 7 p.m. six-hit spurt. The Spartans are scheduled "We have been in a lot of tight for a road game against Santa games lately," Spartan head Clara University at 7 p.m. Tues- coach Sam Piraro said. "It was day at Buck Shaw Stadium. nice not having to worry about "This win will give us momen- getting runs." tum for the week to come," Fagan The 27 runs and 30 hits are said. the highest totals for San Jose State University this season. SPARTAN BASEBALL Box Every starter had at least one hit and one run scored. SJSU NAME (POS) AB R H RBI improved its record to 20-15-1. Lopez, 2b 4 3 3 1 The Spartans defeated the Wood, ph/3b 2 3 2 1 II team, Sea Warriors, a Division Brucker, cf 3 3 1 1 on March 27, 7-3 in Hawaii. ph/lf 1 1 1 Piraro said there are two Jones, 3 things that come out of victories Ruiz, dh 1 1 1 2 like the one against the Sea War- Niheu ph/dh 4 2 2 3 riors (18-24). Zwissig, If 4 2 2 3 "No. 1, it gives me the chance Van Over, ph/rf 2 1 2 1 to play bench players," Piraro Fagan, lb 2 1 2 4 said. "No. 2, it helps build confi- Hiegel, ph/lb 3 1 0 1 a breakout dence. This was Frandsen, 3b/2b 7 2 3 2 game." The Sea Warriors were able to Macchi, rf/cf 4 2 1 2 get runs on the board early off Ferraro, If 2 1 2 1 starting pitcher Tim Adinolfi. Adams, ss 5 1 5 2 I hi/ A k L./ Pia nat/.1 Stqff With one out in the top of the Montarbo, ph/3b 2 0 0 0 first inning, second baseman Spartan third baseman Kevin Frandsen attempts to throw out a Sea Warriors on Saturday and won 27-3. The Spartans are scheduled Shorsher, c 4 2 2 2 Ikaika DuPont smacked a double Flawan Pacific runner at Blethen Field. The Spartans dominated the to return to action at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Santa Clara. Baustista, c 2 1 1 0 down the right-field line. Catch- er Tyrus Matsumoto followed fielder Ryan Brucker on first For the day, Adinolfi hurled hits on the day for the junior runners at the corners and one TOTALS 54 27 30 27 with another double, to bring base, designated hitter Junior five innings, allowed seven hits, shortstop. He became the ninth out. 28 - Lopez 2(15); Wood (1); Zwissig DuPont home for a 1-0 lead. Ruiz hit a sacrifice fly out to left struck out six and gave up two Spartan to record a 5-for-5 per- He was able to get Fagan out (7); Zwissig (1); Fagan (6); Macchi The following batter, left field- field to score Lopez. runs, which improved his record formance at the plate. on a fly to center, but it brought (13); Ferraro (2); Adams 2(6); er Tom Peters drove in Matus- Left fielder Zack Zwissig then to 5-4. The onslaught continued in a run. Shorsher (4). 3B- Shorsher (I). moto with a triple to the right- doubled to left field, again put- "He was hitting his spots," when catcher Adam Shorsher "We needed a breakout offen- HR - Zwissig (2); Fagan (8). center field gap, increasing the ting runners at the corners. shortstop Ryan Adams said. "He launched a shot to deep right- sively," catcher Mark Bautista lead to 2-0. First baseman John Fagan got his confidence going." center field for his first triple of said. "It got our bats going." PITCHING IP H R ER SO would not The Sea Warriors followed with a double down the The bottom of the second the season, to drive in Adams. The Spartans' offense slowed Admit) 5 7 2 2 6 score again until the eighth bit in the third inning. left-field line, allowing both run- inning featured the biggest Lopez's second double of the down a Rogelstad 1 0 0 0 0 inning. In between, the Spartans of the game day brought in Shorsher, extend- scoring five runs on five hits. ners to score as SJSU took a 3-2 offensive outburst Maltz 1 1 0 0 0 came back in the bottom of the lead. for SJSU. Seven runs came ing the SJSU lead to 5-2. On Saturday, an inning like first inning to take the lead, and Adinolfi, with a lead behind across home plate on seven hits. After another run came that could be considered a slow Choate 1 3 1 1 0 never looked back. him, settled in and retired the Adams led the inning off with across, Sea Warriors head coach one. Kauffman 1 2 0 0 1 With second baseman Gabe Hawai'i Pacific batters in order a screamer past pitcher Kelton Allan Sato went to his bullpen to Zwissig and Fagan highlight- Time - 2:40 Attendance - 388 Lopez on third base and center in the second innine Otsuka. It was the first of five bring in Blane Muraoka with ed the inning with back-to-back Bonds hits 499th home run, commits costly error

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CARET: SJSU president says he is 'absolutely committed' to increasing diversity COLISEUM: Class hopes to tour continued from Page 1 the costs to operate the campus, he When Gutierrez took classes felt they had not received a short- Bell Park, other venues next year said, the university must raise the during the winter session, he said, term solution to the parking prob- Pac would have more options with a rest. he found out that the library was lems. 13-acre village, which is scheduled Private companies then become closed. Students who wanted to Caret said parking in the main continued from Page I Early in the semester, the class for construction next summer at a resource for the university to use the library had to call 24 hours campus would always be a chal- members took a tour of the Com- 10th and San Salvador streets. *urn to, Caret said. in advance, he said. lenge, but parking was always hara, who studies sport manage- paq Center at San Jose, and Thurs- "I'd love to have a facility that Caret said it was typical of The library needed books with available at South Campus. ment. day they saw similarities between provides meeting space for all most campuses to lose students current information because some He also added that improve- She had helped out in the San both facilities, Nagel said. clubs and organizations," he said. after one year, and SJSU had lost of the books were outdated, ments were being made in shuttle Jose Lasers front office before the They heard from people who "I don't see one happening 17 percent. Gutierrez said. services. organization closed down in 1998 worked the luxury suites and con- overnight." The problem, he said, was the Interest in the program could Caret said the possibility was when the league ran out of money. cessions at the Compaq Center, Caret noted that the university fact that the university has seen a increase, Caret said, if more being explored - provided there Hirahara said she is looking for which was formerly known as the currently has about 2,000 stu- 25 percent drop in the enrollment awareness could be made about a were funds - of constructing two internships to take her to the next San Jose Arena. dents living on campus, not of juniors. minor in Mexican-American stud- or three levels underground at level. The importance of meeting peo- enough to make the campus active Caret attributed the drop to the ies or its general education cours- Ninth and San Fernando streets. "You have to be willing to start ple, shaking hands and collecting after school hours. continuing growth in the hi-tech es. Garza, a business administra- at a lower level," Hirahara said. business cards in order to land a The village, a six-year project, studies and the lack of space, pro- "I'm absolutely committed to tion major, said she liked the idea "You have to market yourself It is job was reiterated by the guest will have a capacity of 5,000 stu- fessors and classes. the diversity program," he said, of adding more parking spaces but all about customer service." speakers: Avila and Nagel. dents. Carlos Gutierrez, a Chicano noting that all programs could doubted it could be done. Graduate student Matt George "More than any other field, you Caret said he believed the more Commencement member and a pull more resources if they united. Car use would decrease with said he enjoyed the tour because he need to know people," Nagel said. students who are living on cam- marketing major, said he sided Diversity programs also include light rail stopping close to the uni- was able to see areas average fans "Experience and contacts are criti- pus, the greater the possibility of with Caret's comments and agreed African American, Asian Atneri- versity in five to seven years, couldn't get into, such as the suites cal especially in professional having more students wanting to that the university could work can, Jewish, women's and compar- Caret said. and press box. sports." participate in campus activities. with corporations on campus. ative religious studies. The arrival of the Bay Area "Places you wouldn't go unless "Knowing people opens doors Casas also asked why the uni- "We're going to get the same Caret, however, said he under- Rapid Transit system in eight or you have money," George said. and gives students opportunities to versity is placing more emphasis amount of space for the students, stood that each program differs in nine years would also help allevi- Nagel said he tries to focus on meet people and contact them now on attracting private corporations and they (companies) are going to its content and cannot be placed ate the parking crunch, Caret theory and practice in the class and and when they get their degrees." to campus instead of focusing on pay for it," he said. "Money not under one category. said. lets the students experience realis- Nagel said that perhaps next the drop in freshman enrollment. spent by us is money saved." "Merging them together is like Jauregui, an undeclared major, tic settings to back up his lectures. season instead of the Network "As a university, there is noth- Gutierrez said he was also merging California and Alaska - said she felt bad for students who "'The class gets a greater under- Associates Coliseum and Giambi, ing for us to gain from a company pleased by the answers Caret gave it's not going to happen," Caret drive to campus, because it did not standing of the sports industry," students can check watch San other than for political and finan- him about creating awareness for said. appear there were any immediate Nagel said. Francisco Giants left fielder Barry cial purposes without raising stu- Mexican-American studies and Adriana Garza and Adriana parking solutions. 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