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VOLUME 122, NUMBER 66 WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2004 American beheaded Panel discusses Writer video as Nick Berg, a 26-year-old Zarqawi also is sought in the assassination of a a native. His body was found near a highway U.S. diplomat in in 2002. , A video posted overpass in Baghdad on Saturday, the same day The Bush administration said of those who experiences Tuesday on an al-Qaida-linked Web site showed he was beheaded, a U.S. official said. beheaded Berg would be hunted down and the beheading of an American civilian in Iraq The video bore the title "Abu Musab al- brought to justice. a and said the execution was carried out to avenge Zarqawi shown slaughtering an American." It "Our thoughts and prayers are with his abuses of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison. was unclear whether al-Zarqawi an associate family," White House Press Secretary Scott working in Iraq In a grisly gesture, the executioners held up of Osama bin Laden believed behind the wave McClellan said. "It shows the true nature of the the man's head for the camera. of suicide bombings in Iraq was shown in The American identified himself on the the video or simply ordered the execution. Al- see BERG, page 7 Voting begins in fee referendum

Nicholas R. right / Daily Staff Dr. Assad Hassoun, right, a native of Babylon and a transplant surgeon at the California Pacific Medical Center, gives his opinions about the situation in Iraq during a panel discussion in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library on Tuesday. By Mansur Mirovalev me he saw 40 children hanged by Daily Staff Writer soldiers of Saddam [Hussein]," said Dr. Williamson M. Evers, a senior War and peace, freedoms and the educational adviser for the Coalition future of Iraq were discussed and Provisional Authority in Iraq, who debated at a panel held at the Dr. worked in Iraq between July and Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library December of 2003. on Tuesday afternoon. The panel "Then I met the head of the consisted of U.S. military officers, office, who told Americans of Iraqi origin, a journal- me that Saddam was some sort of ist and a U.S; government official a feminist and wanted to make the who have been to Iraq recently. Iraqi population equal," Evers said. "A year ago an Iraqi man told "Yes, Saddam could be character- me he wanted to vote for Bush," ized as a totalitarian feminist who said Dr. Akthem al-htanaseer wanted to implement perverted from the department of civil and versions of Western ideas, that in the environmental engineering at San end caused a lot of trouble," Even lose State University. "He thought he said. could do that since he'd been granted Steven Vincent, a freelance this right." journalist, said his most poignant "At that time I saw that most of memory was ofbloodshed at a Shiites the U.S. presence," religious festival held in March. Carien Veldpape / Daily Staff Iraqis supported al-Manaseer, a native of Basra in "I saw a crowd of four million Above: Anthoy Mitchell, a management information systems senior, votes southern Iraq, said. pilgrims, some of them coming from in the SJSU student referendum on Tuesday. Poll workers J.D. Stager and "One year later I went back to Iran," he said. "Suddenly the crowd Abraham Abu-Hamid explain to Mitchell how to use the computer to vote. Iraq and saw that people lost faith in was attacked by insurgents, and I wounded The referendum asks students to support or reject a packaged fee increase Americans," he said. saw dead bodies, blood and people attacked by this ruthless of $12. Panel members began the discussion by sharing their most fascist terrorist force." memorable and poignant experiences Vincent said he went to Iraq twice Left: Printed voter information guides which explain the proposed in Iraq. Associated Students fee increase were not available at some voting "I met a photographer who told see PANEL. page 8 booths when the referendum kicked off Tuesday morning. In addition, the computerized voting system was not configured correctly. These problems were quickly solved by volunteer election workers. Cadets show off ... Volunteerpoll workers solve early morning computer snags By Daniel DeBolt on whether Associated Students the Child Development Center and voters on computer screens inside Daily Staff Writer should raise student fees, campus recreation. the visibly empty, unmarked booths. If the initiative passes and Steve Cohen, a leisure and recre- The problems were corrected at 12 Election officials addressed con- is not vetoed by the university ation graduate student and writer of p.m., according to David Erlicfunan, cerns Tuesday about how information president, students will have to pay the "con" statement used in the voter chief elections officer and a senior was presented to students entering an additional $12 every semester, pamphlet, pointed out problems with voting booths to voice their opinion The increase w,m1,1 be ,pItt between how information was presented to REFEREN Dt INL page R Two of SJSU's first female art professors reminisce about 40 years of teaching then," Carlson said about some of the challenges Cohen said. By Janet Pak female faculty members faced. "When she hired me Culture was noticeably ah,ci a and buildings Daily 14festyles Editor I couldn't be hired in a typical male position, and a were desolate and empty looking. Cohen said. lot of people told her I wouldn't be able to do it." Students have also changed, she said. While Kathleen Cohen and Jacqueline Thurston Carlson said Cohen is a role model for her. students continue to support themselves they also walked into San Jose State University in the 19613s Thurston said the art world was a very male come from many places throughout the world. dominated field. "It gives the school a much richer environment," AS two of the first female faculty members in the art department at the time. "My conservative personal style, for example, she said. "There was a tremendous bias against women not drinking or smoking, often created distance Watching the school and the city change was at the time. I approached being the first woman between myself and my male colleagues. The one thing, but seeing Silicon Valley's growth in the fine arts area by being positive, optimistic formerly male-dominated workforce has shifted amazed her. and radiating creative energy," said Thurston, a and by now half the faculty are women. "It has been very exciting to see it grow and professor in the School of Art and Design. "It's still something of a surprise to see women change, but I can't help missing the trees (orchards) She said there were preferences given to her faculty members at meetings, even though it's been as all the buildings put in their places," Cohen said. male peers because they had families to support and true for some time," Thurston said. "Silicon Valley became the center a the world presumably a woman wasn't in the same position. Cohen said she remembers her first faculty during the '80s and '903s and it was exciting to be Some male faculty felt women would work for meeting with the president of the university, and a part of it." a period of time but would eventually leave to raise he offered two tips to help faculty members be Cohen said she received offers to work at other their families. successful at SJSU let students out on time and institutions but declined because she wanted to stay What made a huge difference for her were learn all the students' names. with her husband, an attorney. younger male colleagues who valued what she did "Things have changed a lot since then," Cohen For eight years, she served as chair of the Stacey Ruesch/ Daily Staff and supported her work. said. "Faculty have to do a lot more now. We have art department. She served another eight as an "I had a community within a community," she to teach the students something." associate dean in the school of humanities and Cadets Ron Guinto, left, and Oman i Downey discuss the said. SJSU WAS essentially a teacher training school arts. During the 1980s, institutions were looking procedures for the Pass and Review parade practice on Tower Peggy Carlson, an administrative analyst in the then. for female administrators. Few women faculty Lawn Thursday afternoon The cadets are members of the Air School of Art and Design, said Cohen, a professor The school of art and design changed from a members were available, she said, and while she Force ROTC Detachment 45, which include cadets from Santa in the school of art and design, hired her about 30 teacher education to training professional artists received many offers, she felt she couldn't ask her Clara University, Stanford and San Jose State University. The years ago against the recommendation of some the and designers, and preparing art historians for husband to potentially move because he had his Pass and Review parade shows off the cadets' skills they male faculty members. advanced work. learned over the semester, according to Cadet Adamis "We laugh about it now hut it was difficult back San Jose was also a different city at the time, see PROFESSORS, page 7 PAGE 2 THE SPARTAN DAILY -4-opiNio* WEDNESDAY MAY 12, 2004 Opposing Should the Secretary of Defense lose his job Views' over the treatment ofiraqi prisoners? Donald Rumsfeld must take the fall for YES NO Donald Rums.fild should not be held the disgusting actions of the military. responsible for the actions of a few. The images of Iraqi prisoners that have been plastered all over the news look like a scene out of a horror flick, with Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld as The photos portraying the abuse of Iraqi captives, which surfaced in the hands Freddy Krueger in charge, shredding the very fabric of our country. of administrative officials, has allowed government officials to question whether Last April, Rumsfeld fired Army Secretary Thomas White, because Rumsfeld Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should be held responsible tor his knowledge said he wanted to steer the Army in new direction. But was this the new direction of the acts that took place. he was talking about - brutality and torture? But he shouldn't. In one photo. American soldier Lynndie England has a leash attached to an His position is to the defense of our country, but he cannot monitor an Iraqi oversee Iraqi prisoner as he lies on the filthy cement like a dog. In another photo, the activities of everyone in the military The military is a huge organization in prisoner stands naked and frightened while American soldiers surround him with and just because an American soldier wears a uniform doesn't mean he or she with a itself military dogs, and in next photo, the same Iraqi prisoner lies on the ground follows the American military protocol. bloody wound on his leg. One can only deduce that the dogs attacked him. Rumsfeld is at a point where he has to defend himself and his job. He had photos of Which is more disturbing: the fact that Rumsfeld blatantly ignored the to testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee and the House Armed Iraqi prisoners and waited months before showing Congress and President George Services Committee and convince them why his job shouldn't be taken away from W. Bush, or the fact that Bush firmly conunends Rumsfeld's work on fighting the him. Defending his position and why he shouldn't be blamed for such things is war on terrorism? probably one of the most difficult things he's had to take part in. Is this the good-old-boy network taking care of each other? According to CNN.com, Rumsfeld assured a credible explanation of the For many years. Bush has been condemning Saddam Hussein for his inhumane unfortunate mishaps and seemed lively and confident at the hearings. acts against the Iraqi people. Bush went so far as to free the Iraqis of Saddam's President George W. Bush commended Rumsfeld Monday as "... doing a evil regime, and now with the in charge, such atrocious acts have superb job and courageously leading our nation in continued against the Iraqi people. the war against terror. These acts will only foster more hatred However, with the president's own credibility in toward Americans, especially from the Arab question, his words may be ineffective. world, and promote more terrorism, so please. The photos of the U.S. troops antagonizing Iraqi Mr. President, don't praise Rumsfeld fire used to try to depict a malfunction in debacle further stains prisoners were him before this latest the decision malting of Rumsfeld and executives in your image. the office. Paula Zahn from CNN recently reported The war on terror is one that most Americans that Rumsfeld might not have looked at those with, and although these photos have he received them in do not agree shocking photos when emerged and Rumsfeld supposedly knew about January. Bush praises such deplorable behavior now is not the time to take the attention away -- what kind of demented leaders do we have them, from the war. running our country? These photos are not just accessible to THERESA SMITH Anyone who has ever had a job let alone are just a click away on the Internet. The Iraqis have seen and MARIA VILLALOBOS a job as important as secretary of defense Americans, they heard about the photos and what is happening. We have already invaded their - knows they should be held accountable for their actions. Rumsfeld didn't act and caused chaos, and now there is evidence of torture of the prisoners. swiftly enough, and now these photos of torture will only taint countrv appropriately and The photos and video clips of the inappropriate sexual behavior are very disturb- our country's image. ing, but Rumsfeld is not responsible for the actions of those military officials. The Iraqi people will not be satisfied with a mere "slap on the wrist" for is a large, male-dominated and poorly supervised entity. With all people shouldn't either. The military Rumsfeld. and the American the animosity toward 9/11, bombings and attacks before and during the war, and As Americans, we stand for justice, and the only justice coming is a firing of and guardsmen have an agenda of their own despite common sense to alert the the war itself, these soldiers someone who obviously is incompetent and lacks the what the president or secretary commands. proper authorities. difficult to micromanage what happens when prisoners are captured. direction as secretary of defense will only prove It is very Rumsfeld's actions and further If these photos had not surfaced, we would not have known anything about it, to be a disastrous fiasco. removed from office the lifestyle of the military will at the same time. Can and whether Rumsfeld is Bush apologized to the Iraqi people, yet praised Rumsfeld continue. These are not the actions of Rumsfeld, it is hatred built up in the military any Iraqi person take that apology serious? I can't. The only way to seek retribution would be to fire Rumsfeld soldiers. amongst the Iraqi people and for the American people Although there are pictures of soldiers smiling and putting their thumbs up, or ask for his resignation. upset about being thousands of miles away from their excused these are soldiers who are The soldiers that will stand trial for their misconduct will probably be families, so they take their anger out on the prisoners. There is also the question of from their duty as an officer or may have to spend some time in jail. while Rumsfeld this kind of discipline, which I do not believe. also be at the high end whether Rumsfeld authorized- will get to keep his job. That is not fair. Punishment should Now don't get it twisted. of the military hierarchy. saying I agree with what has happened or what is still happening. We soldiers are going to be held I am not Rumsfeld should be held as responsible as those are at a stage where an investigation of what went wrong is underway, and we are accountable. questioning whether there needs to be a change in the chain of command. The Republican Party talks about values and morality. and Bush prides himself should be. America does not need to get caught focus- to all The focus is not where it on such; however, these acts and Rumsfeld's actions are clearly hypocrisy ing on internal governmental investigations, because it implies that we are not able they believe in. That alone should be enough to get Rumsfeld ousted. to keep our government in line. 7 _The fact is, if Rumsfeld doesn't get fired, these brutalities will now only fuel the If that is the case, how are we going to try to reshape the Iraqi government? z Iraqis to harm any of our soldiers they capture. Rumsfeld apologized for the abuse and the sexually degrading acts the soldiers did. An apology isn't enough actions speak louder than words. The abuse the American soldiers performed, and how they paraded and boasted that they purposely went out of their way to be cruel to the prisoners, only to have Rumsfeld ignore it. is not commendable behavior it's purely disgusting. Theresa Smith is a Spartan Daily staff writer. Maria Villalabos is a Spartan Daily staff writer ILLUSTRATION BY KONSTANTIN ABADJIEV

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"No. He can't be held "No. It's very unlikely "Yes. He in charge of the "No. It boils down to the "Yes. If it had been "No. Though he tech- responsible for the that the Secretary of military and ff he doesn't people who commited the Americans tortured, the nically responsible for acts of the individuals Defense issued an order know what his company acts ... you can't hold one punishment would be everything that happens, who perpetrated those saying 'Beat the liagir'." is doing, then he's not person responsible for the much worse than just he has no direct control crimes." doing a goodjob." acts of others." losing a job." over what happens." Parminder Randhawn Matt Armstrong Maziar Bozorginia Andrew Vo Alaa Ibrahim Aparna Ankola, senior, junior, junior, senior, graduate student, graduate student, marketing economics civil engineering business marketing linguistics urban and regional planning

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PAGE 3 THE SPARTAN DAILY +PINTO. WEDNESDAY MAY 12, 2004 OUT OF THE SHELL Thanks to those who suDDorted me throu h colle e I began my San Jose State University career in the At this crossroads in my life, I am full of mixed emo- notes, the praise and encouragement. between conversations, I know you'll always be there for spring of 2001, but the path to this, the final week of my tions: sad to be leaving this school of which I have grown To my stepmom, who is as proud of me as if she were me. last semester, began long before that. so fond, excited for what the future holds and nervous that my real mother, thank you for being such a good example To Becky, my co-worker, roommate and friend. You're My first semester here, Spring 2001, I was a transfer I may not find a job come September. to me through your hard work, patience, organization and the first true friend I made in San Jose, and I know we'll student and as many of us at SJSU are a commuter. For those of you who will be around a little bit longer, willingness to put those you love before yourself be friends for years to come. I'm going to miss our Friday For two semesters, I never attended a school event. I some advice: Find your niche on campus and To my sister Marina, you and I have been night movie marathons with two-buck-Chuck, the bike just came to school two days a week, hopped in my car enjoy your time at school don't let the through almost everything together. You rides around downtown and refusing to go on flower-pick- after class and drove back to Monterey, where I worked the years just fly by, because before you know it, are an amazing person, open, honest and ing adventures with you at 2 a.m. Thank you for making other five days. they're gone. not afraid to speak up for what you believe the Spartan Daily and my time at SJSU slot more fun. I moved to South San Jose in Fall 2002, knowing soon in. You are a part of me, and I love you so To my Spartan Daily "parents," Mack, Jan, Richard, I would be taking the five-days-a-week Spartan Daily In my seven-year journey toward a much. Pat, Tim and Tim, thank you for all of your dedication class. That last semester before I was on staff, I still felt bachelor's degree, there have been many who To my boyfriend John, for nearly five to the Daily and the willingness to always take an extra like somewhat of an outsider but began making friends helped me along the way, and I'd like to take years you have supported me in so many couple of minutes to help with a problem, give advice because I was often in Clark Library late at night with my this opportunity to thank them. ways, boosting my confidence and self- or simply chat. This paper wouldn't be possible without classmates writing papers. I was blessed to have four parents who esteem and helping me through some of advisers like you. I joined Mu Alpha Gamma, the magazine club, and got loved and supported me all my life. the hardest times in my life. I can't imagine To everyone else at the Spartan Daily, Fuzzybops, the to know more of my peers. To my mom and friend for your what I would've done without you. Plaza, all the Qpailies and all the Spaggers, without all Finally, I joined the Daily. I moved even closer to To the Pettas family, who gave me a job, of you, my time in school would not have been nearly as never-ending encouragement and love. TAMMY KRIKORIAN campus (across the street, in fact) and realized that I To my stepdad, who through his own occasionally put a roof over my head and much fun. Thanks for all the memories. have a place at this school. I can proudly say now that return to college later in his life inspired made me feel like a part of your family. I I've not only been to baseball games that I've covered as a me to try to be the best at everything I did. Though he am forever indebted to you for everything you have done sportswriter but also to football games where I wasn't on passed away two years ago, I know he will be at my side for me. assignment. when I walk across that stage later this month. To my best friend and future movie star Lindsey, lam so Somewhere along the line, I became proud to be a To my dad, who has the biggest heart of anyone I know lucky to have such a loyal friend. During the past 10 years, Spartan, and I've attended many other campus events that and was the best long-distance dad any kid could ever hope you've sometimes driven me crazy, but I know everything Tammy Krikorian is the Spartan Daily executive editor. weren't related to a class or a grade. for. Thank you for all the advice, the calls, the cards and you've done was out of love. No matter how long we go This is the last appearance of "Out of the Shell."

GUEST COLUMN ANOTHER DIMENTIAN PAUL DYBDAHL

Procrastination should You TURNED ME DOWN BEFORE I BOUGHT 'IOU P. DRINK ILIKE get put off until later THAT IN A WOMAN. Just about this time of year, when the sun beats down on the online dietary supplement capital of the world, but that the pavement and wafts of a stagnant humidity stain the air, would make me that same as those students who buy their people look around and think. It's bikini season!" term papers online. Ah, yes ... people laying in the pool, looking up at a Let's pull out the running shoes and dust off our gym hazy, azure sky with margaritas in hand and absolutely not memberships. It's time to coordinate our last minute a single care in mind. strategies. Oh no it's bikini season. Don't panic. This reminds It's hard work. Cramming in all that exercise will leave me of finals all over again. us sore and fatigued. Don't fret. It's not the end of the world. It's worth it though; it'll all pay off. It's not like you'll get a grade. You won't When it comes to lifting such a heavy have to do it again if you fail. workload, remember the "theory of relativity" It's worse. and to use your "mind over matter" actually, Summer is the ultimate test where it's more like "pain is relative," and "I don't ir, r people will be evaluated by different levels mind because it don't matter." of ogles, double takes, whistles and catcalls So, let's make it a group effort. We should and you'll have to do it again next year. combine forces. There are no "make-ups or "do-overs." It worked for our midterms; maybe it'll Academic renewal doesn't apply here. work now. We've had all winter to prepare for the We'll split the work. test and look how far we've gotten. If I run one mile and you run one, we can Just admit it. We're nowhere near say we both ran two miles. ready. We've procrastinated for too long. ELIZABETH NGUYEN As soon as that final make-it-or-break- I still have on my winter layer. rig it test arrives, at least we'll be somewhat Sure, it's only a few pounds, but I just prepared. need a little more time. We shouldn't have waited until the last minute and SPARTA GUIDE At least in class I can fake a semi-coherent paper the expect to see good results. night before its due. But there's no cheat sheet for this Next time, I'll start sooner, I promise. I'll start it at least assignment. two months in advance. Can't I just get an extension on it? It'll just be a little I'll eat healthier, workout more I'll be more late. prepared. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon, Other students get extensions. Besides, all my other Besides, I'm only going for average. I'm no over- three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in professors allowed me an extension for my other assign- achiever. Dwight Bentel Hall, room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to [email protected] titled "Sparta Guide." ments. Can't this be an exception, too? I'm also not about to be the first procrastinator to put off Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. I could do some floating now ... but it would be much my summer until fall gets here. better if I can have more time. Procrastinators always wait for everyone else to begin. TODAY more information, call the gallery Hip-Hop Congress Better that it's late and good than bad and on time. This time around, I'll wait for no one. A meeting will take place at 4 second, but maybe I'll do office at 924-4330. Well, as long as I don't get too many points docked off. OK ... I can't start right this School of Journalism 8c Mass p.m. in the Ohlone room of the _H work and research papers, I've hardly it later. With all that Communication of Journalism & Mass Student Union.For more infor- even had a chance to eat anything other than chips and ice Face it. That's never really going to happen. School Tickets to the WC Convocation Communication mation, call Wes Kuruhara at cream. It'll start off well, but then you'll miss a day. 9 a.m. to 4 we're back to square will be on sale from Tickets to the JMC Convocation 476-6397. Finals are coming up and worrying about registering for One day will lead to two. Then p.m. on the first floor of Dwight classes have caused me so much stress that I haven't had one. will be on sale from 10:30 We just quit Bentel Hall. For more informa- SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry time to even think about working on anything else. The reality is, procrastinators aren't lazy. tion, email [email protected]. a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on the first I do have other priorities, you know. Drinking, smoking while we're ahead. floor of Dwight Bentel Hall. A scripture reflection tided "The Bible and You" will take place and late night partying these obligations are absolutely School of Art and Design For more information, email crucial to the development of my networking skills. I cant student [email protected]. from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the SJSU is a Spartan Daily staff writes Art exhibitions featuring deny me that. Elizabeth Nguyen will be on display from Catholic Campus Ministry cha- "miracle in a bottle" at Guest columns regularly appear on Thurtdavs galleries Sure, I can cheat and get roe a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry pel. For more information, call Rude comments lead to uncomfortable class setting Industrial Studies buildings. For Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. 938-1610. Viewpoint: more information, call the gallery at the SJSU Catholic Campus Department of Economics Dear Editor, that at a university, where we are their ideas and be part of the class office at 924-4330. Ministry chapel. For more infor- This is a problem a big one. Provocative Lecture expected to act maturely, some people mation, call Sister Marcia Krause classes, we are have lost their place in time and are Despite all of our differences, we sit in John Stossel of ABC's "20/20" In political science SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry at 938-1610. encouraged to respect others during still acting as if they need to be shut up. classes to learn about one another, and Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. will sign his book "Give Me a discussions, and let everyone express Improper jokes and racist comments learn how to tolerate our differences. at the SJSU Catholic Campus Break during a reception from their views. It is not surprising to see make other students uncomfortable When such attitudes and behaviors are Ministry chapel. For more infor- Department of Mechanical and 7:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Morris people expressing different opinions. and isolated. If a student wants to widespread throughout the university, mation, call 938-1610. Aerospace Engineering Dailey Auditorium. In fact, opposing views can add to the throw something in the middle of the it slowly transforms our classrooms' Students from ME 106: passion of arguments. discussion to be considered funny, that environments to battlegrounds. Fundamentals of Mechatronics Sometimes, however, students' is his choice. But, to say that "Middle I would like to encourage my THURSDAY will demonstrate their autono- classmates to either try to learn inappropriate comments or opinions Easterners in this country must be fellow mous robotic devices from Repeat jailed," or that "Hispanics are only about the "others," or take their hatred San1:niversit) Jose State Free make the classroom environment School of Art and Design 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the SJSU Polk, for the rest of us, who good for low-paying, hard jobs" is just somewhere else. uncomfortable Art exhibitions featuring student Engineering building,room may not have white skin, or may carry a rude and intolerable. will be on display from galleries 125. For more information, call wan' little accent when we speak. Thus, the This issue is also indirectly Elnaz M. Ilkhani 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and iNG Burford J. Furman at 924-3817. 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"A lot of bars have the bottles behind bars, said Joni, the Ticketmaster at (408) 998- art gallery manager. "(The wine racks) allow people to see TIXS. the bottles and touch the bottles." Angela Chum, a wine specialist, said the Wine Gal- their tasting menu every Thalia will perform at 8 leria rotates 30 different wines in independent week. p.m. Sunday at the San Jose "We specialize in all different wines from Californian, Center for Performing Arts. Australian and French (wines) pretty much from all over Tickets range from $45 to the world," Chum said. For those who aren't into wine, the galleria has gourmet $75 and are available through beers on tap, she said. Ticketmaster by calling (408) musicians "We have three beers on tap," Chum said. "We also have bottled beers, such as Pale Ale, for those who just want to 998-TIXS. there is opportunity for change." relax with a beer." By Erik Lacayo Sheiner describes the relationship For those who want to become wine experts, Chum said the Unsigned Music Network has with Daily Staff Writer the galleria is willing to educate people about wine. Dashboard Confessional will its artists as a partnership. The network "(To become an expert), really, it's just a lot of drinking," perform with Thrice, The Get gets paid when it provides a service to When the words "music" and Chum said. "When I first came in, a bottle of 'Heitz Cellar' the artists. It's not a situation like with Up Kids and Van Emmich at 7 "Internet" are used together, people sparked my interest in wine. Now, I totally love wine." traditional record labels where they may automatically think about free The Wine Galleria carries wines that range from $10 to p.m. June 3 at the SJSU Event own the artists, he said. file-sharing programs, but to inde- 1500, Chum said. Center. Tickets are $23.50 "Our goal is to be the prototype pendent music artists it means whole "The average range is 120 to $30 a bottle," she said. "It's kind of record label of the and can be bought through lot more. for a new pretty reasonable: future," Sheiner said. "The Web has completely changed The galleria carries wines like "The Dead Arm," an Ticketmaster by calling (408) Unsigned Music Network the music industry," said Steve Sheiner, The Australian Shiraz, which is made from the last surviving 998-TIXS. only network on the Web one of the founders of MP3.com and is not the branch of grape vines and produces a very intense flavor, artists can have their music the current president of the Unsigned where Chum said. heard. Music Network. "The Web is to the Ice wines, wines from a late harvest where grapes freeze A Poled Circle will perform of ToNavigate said new generation what radio was to my Salvacion naturally and are reaped and pressed in a single night, are with Burning Bridges at 7:30 his band uses a Web site called generation." some of the more unusual, sweet and robust dessert wines PureVolume.com. He said it is very p.m. at the SJSU Event Center. Through its Web site (umn.com), Daniel Nliranda / Daily Staff the galleria carries. , music network but it Tickets are $32.50 and are the music network offers a variety of similar to the Wine enthusiasts who prefer a quieter setting can grab a services to unsigned music acts. offers a free package along with paid available by calling Ticketmaster A prospective customer checks the label of a bottle seat in the "Shiraz Lounge" and catch up with a conversa- By choosing different priced pack- packages. tion with an old friend. said the packages offered of wine at the Wine Galleria on Thursday. at (408) 998-TIXS. ages, artists can get a spot on the Web Salvacion The room's maroon interior bathes loungers in vibrant the music network seem pricey, site to showcase some of their music by wine-colored walls decorated with art by Emanuela luliana and he probably would not make the Live 105's BFD #11, featur- and communicate with fans. Over 270 wines rotate on Harris-Sintamarian, a Romanian artist who layers her investment. He uses the free package modern paintings to create the illusion of having dimension ing Beastie Boys, Yeah Yeah offered at PureVolume.com and space. Yeahs, Violent Femmes, The "The Web is to the The Unsigned Music Network gallery's tasting menu Those who would like to sip their wines while viewing offers packages from $50 to $300 Strokes, Bad Religion, New some local artwork can walk into d.p. Fong Galleries next a year. Sheiner said the network is By Elizabeth Nguyen door to see landscapes and cityscapes of San Jose and the Found Glory, Death Cab for new generation what working on offering a free package Daily Staff Write? central valley by local artists. Cutie, Story of the Year, The where artists can upload one or two People looking to meet others and socialize can take radio was to my songs on the site. advantage of the one-of-a-kind wine bar, the gallery Von Bondies and more, will Jacob Dattersby of the San Fran- Art and wine are no longer just for the experts. Novices looking for a delectable treat can savor the talents of local manager said. begin at 1 p.m. on June 11. cisco hip-hop group Psychokinetics the handcrafted generation." artists while tasting tantalizing grapes from around the "The Handmaidens of Dionysus," has used a website similar to the music Julius Hatofsky, is frequented by Ticket prices are $28.50 and world and will soon be inspired to become connoisseurs at bar by renowned artist group but said it was really impersonal. students, visiting corporate suits and $55 and are available through d.p. Fong Galleries :Ind \ Vine Cuter,,,. a diverse crowd of For him to continue using these sites community locals, she said. Ticketmaster by calling (408) they would need to have better com- "We get a lot of regulars and a lot of people coming 998-TIXS. Steve Sheiner, munication with their artists, he said. REVIEW from the convention center," Joni said. "We also get a lot of Salvacion said he likes the concept visitors who stay at the hotels (around downtown)." of the music network, but feels his president of the The galleries, I mate,. ./CR% Cell Siumiti First and San Women get half-off drinks every Wednesday night may5 band's own Web site that he designed Salvador streets next to the Agenda Bar Restaurant and for "ladies night" at the wine bar, and the Wine Gal- himself is more vital to his band. Lounge, have high ceilings and an open air about them leria offers three glasses of wine for $12 on their tasting Unsigned Music "It's kind of hard to tell what these "Bad Dates, "Theresa Rebeck's that diminish any forethought of a stuffy and snobby menu. sites will do for us in the long run," metropolitan gallery, making them more inviting to those Wines are served with bleu, Swiss, cheddar, smoked, and comedy about divorce, dating Network Salvacion said. too timid to tiptoe in. Gouda cheeses. and footwear, will be presented "These kind of sites are a good place for people to find new bands." at the San Jose Repertory Sheiner said the network has Salvacion added that a downside Theatre. Shows run through helped artists get their music featured of sites like MP3.com and the music June 6. Tickets start at $18 on commercials and soundtracks. network is that any artists can get Sheiner is known for taking his on the site, even if they are not any and are available at the Rep previous project public, MP3.com. good. SJSU STUDENT REFERENDUM Box Office or by phone at After its first day of trading in "The more crappy bands there on (408) 367-7255. The San Jose 1999, the company was worth the web, the harder it will be to search about $2.5 billion. Having sold his for a good band," Salvacion said. Repertory Theatre is located part in MP3.com, Shiener is now Morse, the manager of Simon at 101 Paseo de San Antonio focused on the Unsigned Music Stinger, said the Internet gives between Second and Third Network. unsigned talent the tools to Edmund Salvacion, a guitarist market themselves, hut traditional Streets. and piano player for the independent record companies still offer artists band ToNavigate from San Jose, resources they can not get any Play-it-Yourself Shakespeare, visited the Web site and commented where else. on how the site looked very similar "Any band that tells you they love an interactive reading of "The to MP3.com. being an independent band is kind of Comedy of Errors," will take Tim Morse, the manager of Simon full of crap," Morse said. place Sunday and May 23 at Stinger a San Francisco based band Yet, Simon Stinger is making the that is often featured on the Unsigned most of out promoting itself on the 1 p.m. at the Northside Theatre Music Network said that the site Internet, Simon said. Company at 848 East William has shifted its philosophy. Through the America Online radio St. in San Jose. Call (408) 288- When it was first created, the and Netscape radio, they were able network was very picky about who it to get one of their songs on Apple's 7820 to sign up or for more put on its website, Morse said. iTunes as this week's single of the information. When Sheiner came on board, week. Morse said. Quality Care at the A.S. Child Development Center 8. the network became like MP3.com By getting on iTunes, Simon Recreational Activities and Programming by A.S. Campus Recreation Program because it accepted anyone on its Stinger will get some airtime on Live Museums website. 105.3, Morse said. "They've changed dramatically," "Before, you couldn't get on the San Jose State University's current and future challenges are requiring many "New Works by California Morse said. "They used to have a radio radio unless you had a deal," Morse departments to make difficult choices such as reducing hours, discontinuing station mentality." Artists: Jan Gauthier" is the said. services, or asking you the students for fee adjustments. These important campus Sheiner said that he wants to get Sheiner, of the Unsigned Music newest exhbition now being dis- away from how traditional recording Network, said the Internet will con- fees have not been adjusted since their inception, and the services demands they played at the Triton Museum of labels and radio stations do business tinue to change the music industry and support have more than doubled. This $12 fee increase represents approximately Art at 1505 Warburton Ave. in because their control of the music put more of the power in the hands of 1% of your total University Mandatory Fees. industry suppresses innovative types the independent artists. Santa Clara. The subject mat- of music. "For the independent artist there ter revolves around still life and "Radio has diminished because of has never been a better time and the This recommendation will maintain the current level of care and operation without consolidation," Sheiner said. "When sreaco.rdid industry doesn't like it," Sheiner parent fee increases for the next four years, thus allowing student parents to stay landscapes. For more informa- there is dissonance in the market place, tion, call (408) 247-3796. in school. This recommendation will also make permanent the family counselor and Correction: In Monday's story on the Hukilasi restaurant, server Paulo floating teacher positions, as well as fund the State Grant estimated shortfall and Larry Sutton's "The Valley," Vegara's name was misspelled create a maintenance and equipment fund. Maintain high quality care for the a new photography exibit at In the same article, Vegara was misquoted as stating the restaurant was children of SJSU students by increasing the current A.S. Child Care Fee by $6 from planning to open a Palo Alto location in two months. The Hukilau is actually only $8 to $14 which represents a maximum of 20% of the total center's operation cost to the San Francisco Museum of looking at looking for at prospective places new restaurantf and hal not cfreided on be used as designated by the A.S. Child Development Center. Modern Art, will run through any locations. August 1. For more information, The Daily regrets /he errors. call (415) 357-4000. This recommendation will be used to increase intramural leagues, fitness courses, open recreation, and non -sport related social activities, and to further gender equity and service goals of non-traditional students and residents of the Campus Village. [Unique Services /N1\1 FRANCISCO SYMPHONY This fee adjustment will eliminate sign-up charges for A.S. sponsored intramural MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS MUSIC DIRECTOR leagues, fitness and open recreation programs for the next four years. It also will provide funds to support sport clubs and spirit teams, as well as create FREE an A.S. position to coordinate sport clubs/risk management. Increase recreational COPIES SEASON TICKETS activities and programming on campus by adjusting the A.S. Campus Recreation Fee by $6 from $6 to $1210 be used as designated by the A.S. Campus Earn free season tickets to the Sari Francisco Synipliony by becoming Recreation Program. 45 a Symphony Student Representative Meet other students and have fun on your campus while promoting the SFS student subscription discount.

:COLOR For more information, email studentsestsymphony.org with the following. Polling Locations & Times Name Attending School Phone Number' Email Address Event Center King Library Student Union Uchida Hall (YUH 297-6698 Sign up deadline is August 16th 9am-5pm gam-8pm 9am-8pm 9am-5pm I 109 E. Santa Clara St. 146 will contact you when we receive your email Thanks! (corner uiSth RI Santa Chiral L Nod to Chevron station 4 WEDNESDAY THE SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 5 MAY 12 2004 'Super Size' film powerful Mead album fails to I, the Jesus in the movie. across the point that McDonald's is addictive when walls By Daniel DeBolt Napa The whole movie is one long documentation of Spurlock gets headaches when he goes without it. Daily Staff Writer journalistic- In one sequence, children play in the McDonald's his downward-spiraling health, with inspire listeners the style reports in between scenes about fast food in playground to Wesley Willis' "Rock and Roll Mc- Amazing. That's what I thought when I had fully America and interviews with experts and regular Donald's." Several kids are asked if they can identify By Claire Taylor see digested "Super Size Me," a movie about Americas folks. certain people, none of them could identify Jesus, but Daily Staff Writer toxic relationship with fast food more specifically The movie is reminiscent of a reality television all of them could identify Ronald McDonald. Gal- McDonald's. very show, and the guilty pleasures of watching a man go In between scenes about Spurlock's binge eating David Mead, a 30-year-old singer/ through all of this were enjoyable. and health, the filmmakers tell the stories of schools songwriter originally from Nashville, 'Man, REVIEW His girlfriend says sex is not very good anymore that serve fast food, individuals who have health and delivers his third full-length album, over he doesn't have the stamina for it and has a hard diet problems, how the co-founder of Baskin-Rob- "Indiana," without much fanfare or Our country's collective story is told through time keeping it up. bins died at 51, how one of the owners of Ben 8c emotional draw. rmet the experience of one man, Morgan Spurlock, who The filmmakers take plenty of opportunities to Jerry's had to have heart bypass surgery at 49, how decides he is going to do an experiment with cameras explore what could possibly be their personal love for people have filed lawsuits against McDonald's and have rolling. He is going to eat nothing but McDonald's McDonald's. In the scene before his first McDonald's soon. REVIEW nt to three times a day for a whole month to see how it meal, Spurlock says, "I feel like a little kid." In a scene reminiscent of 's "Roger affects his health. Spurlock seems to enjoy himself quite a bit and Me," Spurlock calls McDonald's to request an Though not outstanding, the album has its charms. said Putting his body on the line, Spurlock enlists the in scene after scene of his ordering and eating interview, but after 15 calls, he gives up. McDonald's, but his suffering is very apparent as the You have to see this movie for yourself to get Mead serves as a happy medium help of three doctors and experts in diet and fitness good .is older works. It is also to movie continues. His face turns pale yellow and he the whole picture and have it really hit you. Since I between John Mayer and Damien cing," monitor his progress. The movie begins with his vocals are slightly more the track that contains some of the initial check-up. The experts find that he is very is visibly depressed and exhausted. It's one thing to watched this movie on its opening night last Friday, Rice, but his imagine this transformation, but another to actually the cinnamon rolls in my refrigerator have gone twangy and his tone is more subdued. worst lyrics on the entire album. healthy, weighing 185 pounds, has low amounts of "Come on, sugar / just say 'I love body fat see it. untouched, and my favorite fatty foods are no longer But while these artists are two acoustic IO to and good blood pressure and cholesterol powerhouses, Mead is not. He is a you,'" Mead sings on the title track. levels. By the end of the movie, he is a depressed His health deteriorates to the point that the doc- appealing. Neither is the pizza in the Market Cafe rock start to tell him he is putting that I have been eating nearly every day for the past warm cup of hot chocolate, comforting For one thing, it's become inexcusable ,"It's and overweight mess, and actually gets symptoms of tors monitoring him anyone "sugar" in song form his life in danger. In a telling scene, one doctor tells month. and mild or a lullaby, soft and calm. to call withdrawal when he goes without his McDonald's But he isn't moving. He doesn't have since the '606. Second, this is the an fix. him that if he were an alcoholic, the doctor would Most people would find this movie enjoyable and do is pay for your ticket any ear-catching hooks up his sleeve. chorus and is repeated throughout the riving His girlfriend, a vegan (eats no animal products), tell him to stop. educational. All you have to of he feels and sit down it's just as easy and convenient as, He'll get the young girl and soccer song. Still, the track is musically one iavor, makes him his final dinner before the binge begins. He wakes up one morning, saying that the better songs on the album. like he is having heart palpitations. The movie gets urn ... going to McDonalds. mom vote, but he won't pull at their It's called the last supper, one of a few references to heartstrings. With so many of the titles being reeze However. Mead's voice is what cities, states or locations, it's hard to t, are makes his songs stand out from any know if Mead is well-traveled or just vines Film lobbyist Valenti defends movie smoking at Senate grilling other guitarist/singer/songwriter these hard up for lyrics. days. He can very well be the next "Bucket of Girls," which was writ- !rab a by his answers. Mr. Valenti," he said. "I guarantee limits on smoking in movies. He John Mayer in training, but without as ten in 1998 along with "New Mexico" ersa- Associated Press A study last year found that teens you if something isn't done by the also said he opposed any change raspy a voice. Songs like "Beauty" will just before Mead's first album, has an who watch movies with smoking in industry, there's certainly going to be to the ratings system he devised in quickly be eaten up by fans of soft pop Elton John feel, both in the vocals and brantj WASHINGTON Chief movie them are much more likely to start efforts" by lawmakers. 1968. rock with a strong acoustic guitarist/ use of piano. liana lobbyist Jack Valenti defended smok- smoking themselves. The issue has Anti-smoking activists who testi- He said the information given vocalist lead not to mention that It took awhile to figure out what s her ing in Hollywood films Tuesday, but heated up in the wake of those find- fied, including Maryland Attorney in ratings responds to what the he looks not altogether unlike Mayer, the breakdown in "Ordinary Life" rision senators insisted the industry must do ings, and senators from both parties General Joseph Curran, said they motion picture association's with a dash of Anthony Michael Hall sounds like: the beginning of Tears more to stop the practice. said Hollywood must take more wanted films with smoking in them to surveys have found that parents (circa present day). for Fears' classic "Everybody Wants :wing "I don't believe that whatever responsibility. be given an 'R' rating. are concerned about. If the Toward the end of the album, to Rule the World." Spots like that next the director does ought to incite the They urged Valenti to consider Lawmakers said they'd be MPAA added smoking, Valenti Mead ventures a cover of Michael hurt Mead's credibility, but the i the intervention of the government in any measures to decrease smoking in satisfied with a measure short of said, environmentalists, animal Jackson's "Human Nature." The track rest of his songs prove that he has form," Valenti told a Senate Com- movies, warn parents about it by that. Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., activists and other groups would begins with promise until Mead's a strength in songwriting, though take merce Committee hearing. "I've got to amending the rating system or run asked Valenti why movie ratings want their concerns addressed in voice comes in, at which point all maybe not as strong as some of his dlery tell you I believe it is his right to tell public service announcements about include advisory information about ratings, too. feeling is lost. Vocally, he treats the peers. the story as he chooses to tell it." the risks. foul language, sexual content and "I want to make sure this rating song as his own, but without the There is nothing completely afted Lawmakers won't get many more Most said they were reluctant to violence, but can't be expanded to system does not get cluttered up with connection demonstrated in the tracks original or amazing about this album. !cl by chances to grill the 82-year-old head pass a law forcing Hollywood to take offer parents information about a bunch of other people who have that are his. The utilization of piano is It would make good car ride or study- and of the Motion Picture Association of such steps, but Sen. Ron Wyden, smoking in films. equally passionate views that want to nice, but the song lacks the dynamics ing music, something to hum along America who is preparing to retire D-Ore., said that would happen if the Valenti cited the First Amend- be included," Valenti said. "I've lived of the original. to or tune out. Overall, "Indiana" is a ming after 38 years in the job. movie industry didn't act. ment and the demands of artistic this for 38 years and I understand it The title track has a Southern feel pleasant listen but, sadly, not an album lot of Some lawmakers were dissatisfied "I think the ball is in your court, freedom in opposing non-voluntary wry well." to it, similar to but nowhere near as worth getting excited over. night Gal- sting I, and CIZZ===% Earn up to in Redwood City units FREE FREE MEE Up to 100,000-mile warranty included Pr lOweeks! with proof of college enrollment (Current student ID required). Over 200 new vehicles in stock Y6' Register in Advance Online 70 preowned vehicles - many makes through Tuesday, June 1, 2004 and models, including Honda Certified 2004 Classes Start Monday, June 7, College graduate program available Register in Class if Space is Available Great 1st time buyers program!

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Miildca Kiprusoff followed his 49-save performance in Western Athletic Conference op- The goal tilted the Western Conference finals toward the opener with just 17 saves, including a handful of fine ponents. the Calgary Flames. They followed that bit of pure luck stops in the final minutes. With a fast start, puck possession The road trip begins with a 5 p.m. with another showcase of tremendous skill and now and relentless forechecking three of San Jose's hallmarks doubleheader against the University they're halfway to their first Stanley Cup finals in 15 years. Calgary shocked the sold-out Shark Tank into silence. of Tulsa (43-17 overall, 14-5 in the Linernates Nilson, Shean Donovan and Ville Nieminen "I know from being on the other side of it, you get WAC) and concludes with a 1 p.m. each had a goal and an assist, and the Flames remained scored on in the first minute, it's hard," Calgary coach doubleheader against Louisiana Tech kings of the playoff road with a 4-1 victory over the Sharks Darryl Sutter said. "Then you get another one, and it's not University (25-33 overall, 8-11 in the in Game 2 Tuesday night. that far removed from where they were down 2-0 in Game WAC). Nilson matched the fastest goal in Calgary's postseason 1. It trickles back in." "I hope it's going to be okay," SJSU history, but the resulting blow to the Sharks' psyche was Alyn McCauley scored for the Sharks, who lost consecu- head coach Dee Dee Enabenter said even more important. The accidental goal put San Jose in a tive games for just the second time since early March. After of finishing the season on the road. "I hole it never escaped. starting the playoffs with seven wins in eight games, San tell the girls that wherever you play has "It's tough to come back from something like that," Jose has lost four of its last five, including three straight to be your home. So, if you have the Nilson said. "But we did the hard work to back it up, too. at home. Its first trip to the conference finals has been blinders on and your earplugs in, then We earned the win." humiliating so far. ),ill Phon the crowd doesn't become a factor." Daniel A. Nliranda 1 Donovan scored 10 minutes after Nilson's goal, and "We've dug a heck of a hole for ourselves, but it's not The Spartans (16-33 overall, San lose State University centerfielder Courtney Lewis slides safely into Nieminen and captain Jarome Iginla clinched the victory impossible to get out," said Sharks coach Ron Wilson, have to 9-11 in the WAC) have played well second base during the Spartans' May 1 matchup with the University of with third-period goals 44 seconds apart. who will consider lineup changes for Game 3. "We in the first on the road this season, compiling an Nevada-Reno. The Spartans will wrap up the 2004 season this week with That sent the sixth-seeded Flames back home with recapture the style of play that made us successful will be easier to calm the situation 8-6 record on road trips, while only doubleheaders at the University of Tulsa and Louisiana Tech University an improbable 2-0 series lead over the Pacific Division two rounds. Hopefully it managing a 7-16 record at SJSU field. champions. down on the road." Tulsa will come into the double- "We'd be lying if we said this is what we expected, but Evgeni Nabokov seemed as off-kilter as his teammates, when we played them last time," SJSU week." bonus," center Craig Conroy said. "This is 16 saves as the Sharks lost in regulation for just the header on Thursday sporting a team Louisiana Tech has a team batting it's a tremendous making pitcher Carol Forbes said. "We weren't definitely the most special season I've had, and it just seems second time in the playoffs. batting average of .281 and a team hitting and I wasn't pitching very well. average of .256 and a team earned run earned run average of 1.33. In contrast, I just think that we're playing better average of 2.56. the Spartans are hitting .215 as a team now, so we want to go in and show "They know that we're probably Tigers and have a team earned run average them that last time they shouldn't have going to bring it," SJSU catcher Adri- Oakland wins 15-inning marathon against of 2.37. Hull said of the Lady Techsters. pitches for it to Ivan Rodriguez, who left with a beat us." enne Associated Press "I threw enough "Tulsa is a very good team," Tulsa is currently in second place "So they'll be stepping it up just as be a start," said Duchscherer, a former cramp in the 15th inning, capped a Enabenter said. "I think hitting-wise, as we are. We definitely have to three-run fifth with an RBI single that in the WAC, three-and-a-half games much DETROIT Damian Miller starter, after throwing 79 pitches. they're very good up and down the behind Fresno State University The perform to redeem ourselves. Because Oakland has won four of five after put the Tigers ahead 4-3. Hatteberg's lineup and they have very good earned a long, cold soak in a tub filled the sixth. Golden Hurricane spent this past of the past performances, we just with ice water. losing nine of 11. single tied the game at 4 in pitching." weekend sweeping a doubleheader weren't up to par." The A's longest game of the season One game after Mark Mulder After catching for 14 innings and Tulsa is led on offense by outfielder from the Bulldogs in Fresno. On offense, the Lady Techsters are going 0-for-6, Miller hit a tiebreaking, was a 14-inning loss to Seattle on gave Oakland's "Big Three" a win for Heather Hiar and first baseman Katie "They have to be riding a wave of led by outfielder Amber Miles, who is two-out single in the 15th to lead the April 19. Detroit, 1-3 in extra innings, the first time in 16 days, Zito got a Torres. As of May 10, Hiar leads the confidence, having swept Fresno ... currently hitting a team-high .337 and Oakland Athletics over the Detroit had not played beyond the 10th this no-decision. Golden Hurricane with a .346 batting over the weekend," Enabenter said of leads the team with 28 stolen bases, Tigers 5-4 Tuesday night. season. Zito went seven innings, his first average, while Torres leads the team Tulsa. "So, it's going to be difficult to and third baseman Bridget Broadnax, "I told him to go lay in ice," Oak- "It's disappointing when you play outing longer than six innings since his with 14 home runs and 38 runs batted play (at Tulsa)." who leads the team with four home land manager Ken Macha said. that long and you don't win," Tigers first start, but watched the revamped in. On Saturday, the Spartans will end runs and 21 runs batted in. Eric Chavez and Jermaine Dye manager Alan Trammell said. Tigers scatter 10 singles all over the In the pitching circle, Julie Fennell their season in Ruston, La., when they In addition, Marla Pinlcston leads hit singles off Danny Patterson (0-2), Barry Zito and Jason Johnson field. leads Tulsa with a 0.95 earned run face Louisiana Tech. all Louisiana Tech pitchers with 15 and Scott Hatteberg was intentionally each gave up four runs and 10 hits. "They're a lot different than last average in 23 appearances, including SJSU hosted the Lady Techsters on wins and a 1.91 earned run average in walked to load the bases for Miller Both teams were able to get strong year," Zito said. "They've got some 12 starts. In addition, pitcher Maren April 8, with the Spartans losing both 205 innings pitched. with two outs. performances out of their bullpens. guys that can hit." Genow leads the Golden Hurricane games of the doubleheader by scores of With a conference record of 8-11, "As a manager, I'd do the same Detroit's Esteban Yan, Steve Zito, the 2002 AL Cy Young with 20 wins and 135 strikeouts in 3-1 and 4-2. the Lady Techsters currently sit in thing," Miller said after emerging Colyer, Ugueth Urbina, Jamie Walker Award winner, was 0-2 with a 9.56 148-and-one-third innings pitched. "I think when Tulsa and Louisiana fifth place in WAC standings, just half from an extended stay in a cold tub. and Al Levine combined to give ERA in his previous three starts, and In their first meeting of the Tech came in that week, we were a game behind SJSU. "It's the right move, but it's always nice up just four hits. Oaldand's Chad hasn't won since April 18. season, the Golden Hurricane swept sleeping," Enabenter said. "Especially "I would like to finish out the to come through in that situation." Bradford and Ricardo Rincon allowed Johnson had another rough outing a doubleheader from the Spartans at Louisiana Tech, it was like a thief in season with four wins, just to give us Justin Duchscherer (1-1) allowed three hits over two innings. for the Tigers, as he A's chased him out SJSU Field on April 10 by scores of the night coming. We just weren't peace of mind that we can beat those only hit over five innings, and Jim Dye and Bobby Crosby hit leadoff, of the game with three straight singles 7-3 and 4-0. aware ... we didn't show up to play, teams," SJSU pitcher Kelli McCol- Mecir pitched the 15th for his second solo homers in the second and third to start the fifth, including Hatteberg's "We weren't playing very well certainly those games, if not the whole lister said. save. innings to give Oakland a 2-1 lead. game-tying single.

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PROFESSORS 'It shows how much she connected with her students over the years' BERG I continuedfrom page 1 continuedfrom page I "These happened in the past anything to happen," Cohen said. For Thurston, one of her moil at the time, and at same time as they are happening now, and Juggling her career and her earliest and most intense teaching she was trying to get this course armies of freedom. They have no regard for the lives irt men, women and children." career as an attorney. they were painful. One knows the family wasn't an easy task for Co- memories came when she was approved by the grad department, needs are there and they are real, hen, and it's an issue she counseled 26 during the middle of political and managed to take care of my Berg was a small-business owner who went to Iraq independent "I really haven't stayed in the of any organization to help rebuild communication antennas, his same place since I have traveled but the money is not there and many young women about. unrest on college campuses. sister and I and get the course difficult choices need to be made," "When I was a young woman "Nothing in my undergraduate through," Thurston Bailer said. family said Tuesday. Friends and family said he was a 'free spirit" who extensively, and this area of wanted to help others - working in Ghana, in one example - and California is one the best places she said. trying to figure out what to do and graduate experience prepared His mom has also maintained in Cohen said she was sad when with my life, I thought about go- me for profound social upheaval friendships throughout the years that his going to Iraq tit with that ideology. They said he supported ne in the world to come back to," the Iraqi war and the Bush administration Cohen said. there weren't enough resources for ing into social work, but then I throughout the country," she said. with students from 30 years ago. )r) U.S. officials had feared the shocking Thurston said it doesn't feel realized that if I was doing good "We were not a "It shows how ks things for people I would expect pivotal center of much she connected abusing and humiliating Iraqis at Abs ara.. , .. r like 40 years of work. would endanger the lives of American troops and civilians. "It still feels them to be grateful," Cohen said. unrest nationally, with students over the Ct like I just came Also, Berg's killing happened amid a climate of intense anti-West- here. I still think of myself as a "If they weren't, I would feel bad. but certainly our years," he said. :h Instead I went into something campus was a Michele Alcan- ern sentiment, which flared in Iraq after last month's crackdown on of California kid," she said. "Teach- Shiite extremists and the three-week Marine siege of west of ing is not like work. that I absolutely love doing, which major center of tara, an alumna who se I love teaching Baghdad. Anger at the United States swelled with the publication of and making is art history, and lam delighted to dis sent among graduated in 2002, art and I love being in the .kbu Ghraib photographs, which continue to stir rage throughout an environment that have the opportunity to share with our students and said Thurston has been U- supports the Arab world. artists. I know I'm blessed in that students, so they don't have to be faculty in response instrumental in helping et grateful." to Vietnam War," her find her voice. In the video, five men wearing headscarves and black ski masks regard. It feels more like four years stand over a bound man in an orange jumpsuit similar to prison In rather Tony May, a professor of art, Thurston said. "What's done in ht than 40 years," Thurston uniforms. said. said he's known both women for "Faculty went on the classroom is really en about 37 years. strike, students considered sacred, and "Nly name is Nick Berg. My father's name is Michael, Nly mother's Cohen said teaching and learn- COHEN THURSTON name is Suzanne," the nian, seated in A chair, says 'I have a brother ing also changed as May said he's worked walked through a lot of emotions and ot a result of the the faculty to do their jobs. But and sister, David And Sara. I live in Web during her time. with both of them in various classrooms encour- feelings are shared," 15, she received one piece of advice The video then cuts to Berg sitting on the flout, his hands tied "They are no longer just writing capacities and finds them to be aging other students to leave." Akantara said. "And she makes to that allowed her to sit back and very committed to their work Mark Thurston Bailer, her it kind of a safe haven for us to behind his back, flanked bv the masked men. as a statement is read -St a term paper for the teacher, but reflect. in Arabic. Berg sits still during the statement, facing the camera, rather are "I think of them both as very strong son, said he's watched his mom do that ... it gives us the ability to 3n engaged in professional The dean of the school of occasionally raising his shoulders. work, and teachers and passionate teachers overcome many hurdles and suc- search deep within to find what we having to work in teams humanities and art in the mid .kfter the statement, one assailant takes a large knife from under helps to and committed teachers," May ceed at the same time. want to say about work" prepare them for the type '70s, Warren Faus, told her "when his clothing while another pulls Berg onto his side. The tape shows of work structure most will face in said. "Both of them have worked He said when he was about Akantara said even after she he faculty stop asking you for more very intimately with students ... 11 or 12 years old and his parents graduated Thurston continued assailants thrusting the knife through his neck. .'t scream sounds the outside world," she said. "De- than you can provide, they are not beffire the men cut Berg's head off, repeatedly shouting "Allahu veloping and teaching the class has Both were concemed about their were going through their personal to stay in touch with her and doing their jobs anymore." students. And I know particularly struggles and the department was influence her work, writings and Alcbar'" - or 'God is great." been very satisfying for me." "I was a doer, someone who They then hold the head out beffire the camera. However, there were worse that Jacqueline (Thurston) has doing a review of graduate courses, thought process. liked to make things happen, but taught seminars, which have his mom could have gone along "I know she's someone I can The video is of poor quality, and its time stamp seems to show an moments where she had to make he (Burt Brazil, vice president 11 -hour lapse between when the -assailants finish their statement and a been very useful to many students with everyone's needs but she always count on," Alcantara said. choices she didn't want, such as of administration) advised about push Berg down, to when cher behead him That suggests a delay a handling budget cuts. helping to find their personal path chose differently. what to do when you didn't want as an artists." "She had all this personal tur- between those two portions of tape posted on the Web site. at

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Lt. Col. Drew Ryan of the 223rd liberated," Vincent said. representing various groups and "We haven't discussed anything Military Intelligence Batallion of the Another topic of discussion was minorities. else," he said.

California National Guard shared stability in the war-torn country. Jatou is the vice president of the In an unscientific poll conducted his experience from a military man's Lt. Col. Ryan thought three Chicago-based Assyrian Academic by the Spartan Daily 3 p.m. Tues- 'did prospective. major elements contribute to the Society. He belongs to the Assyrian day, 40 students were asked

"I also was invited to a meeting of increasing instability in Iraq. Christian community, a minority you know there is an election today a large Arabic tribe, and more than a "There is a small number of group in Iraq that was heavily op- that could raise student fees?" not thousand of sheiks and leaders of the Ba'athists trying to hold on. Then pressed by the regime of Saddam Twenty-three said they were wen tribe greeted me like a brother," said there are religious zealots coming Hussein. aware of it and 17 said they Lt. Col. Ryan, who returned from front poor border regions who Jatou also said that before urging Only one student had voted. Iraq on March 4. hate America, and finally, there are Iraqis to take the responsibility one "I was amazed at the warmth of criminals released from prisons," he has to assure them of their future CLARIFICATION these people and their willingness to said. safety from possible revenge from cooperate," he said. "Imagine Governor Schwar- terrorists. the article "Voter pamphlet He could not help but become zenegger opening prisons and firing Addressing the situation around In on Tuesday, May 11, choked up when talking about his all policemen at the same time," he Iraqi prisoners abused by American defended" from one source was departure and the reaction of Iraqi said. and British soldiers, Ryan said that information men he had established friendships Ryan also blamed the U.S. media mistreatment and torture of prison- Carien Veldpapc / Daily Staff misconstrued. reference to the current San with. for focusing on negative aspects ers was not acceptable and made In University student fee The panel addressed the issue rather than covering positive devel- American troops look like terrorists. Jose State Today is the last day students can vote at one of the four polling Associated Students of women's liberation in Iraq under opments such as the reconstruction "I can't see a reason for doing referendum, locations on campus. In the SJSU student referendum students can vote of Community Affairs Hussein and now. of schools and hospitals in the such things," he said. Director for or against fee increases. Yuan was inaccurately "The Ba'ath party thought more country. His colleague, Capt. David Pearl e 7 saying, "It wasn't last participation of women in society Vincent, a journalist himself, Bozzo, said the few individuals quoted as information guides disappear it (the fee election) and the forced totalitarian modern- agreed that the media is more involved in the torturing of prisoners Voter minute to have been done ization would take the population concerned about explosions than should be severely punished. Bozzo was supposed the last semester." away from religions influences," about reconstruction efforts. is an intelligence officer of the 129th continuedfrom page I Erlichman later said only two of during the four voting booths on campus Yuan did not say the referen- Evers said. "The media talk about insurgents, Rescue Wing of the California majoring in business. were lacking the voter guides when dum was supposed to have been "They were inspired by Western but if similar things were happening Air National Guard and an SJSU "When you would go to vote you polls opened at 9 a.m. The problem held last semester, but rather dis- romanticized nationalism that was in Colombia, they would have called alumnus. would have to make a preliminary was dealt with at 12 p.m., he said. cussions of a possible initiative to rejected in the West, and some of them 'the right-wing paramilitary The panel also discussed the decision, no or yes, and then the When students sit down at one raise fees took place last semester. their ideas came from German Nazis death squads,' which the Iraqi deaths of civilians, especially in (respective pro or con) statement of the laptops provided for them, Yuan said the paperwork pro- and Italian fascists," he said. insurgents really are," he said. recent months. would come up," Cohen said. they see the statement drafted by the cess of raising a campus mandatory Vincent said he recently met a Speaking of the dislike of Iraqis "I was told by the military that "Where as the way it should work A.S. that has appeared in the Spartan fee is lengthy, so it is not unusual number of Iraqi women who felt toward the U.S.-led coalition forces, they don't keep records of civilian is both statements should come up Daily as an ad. The statement has the issue was discussed in Fall that the Qsiran, the Holy Book of Vincent said he encountered a dual casualties among Iraqis," Vincent (beforehand) so a student would been called biased by Cohen and 2003 A.S. meetings. Muslims, and the Sharia, the Islamic attitude of Iraqis toward the libera- said. "However, local terrorists, know which way to vote," he said. Erika Jackson, senior anthropology Yuan was also incorrectly para- code of law, were a liberating force tion of the country and the ensuing especially car bombers, kill many Cohen said students had an op- and behavior sciences double-major. phrased in the May 11 article with for them, as they faced a tribal occupation. Iraqis too." portunity to go back and change their Anthony Mitchel, a senior man- regard to whether a former Elec- organization of culture that was "It boggles my mind that they Dr. Hassoun said information on votes, but they could end up voting agement information systems major, tion Board adviser, Nam Nguyen, stricter than the Sharia. think we did the right thing by civilian casualties provided by Al- without having read both statements. said the voting booths were not very would have been able to "handle a "I agree that the tribal influence liberating them from Saddam, but Jazeera, the Qatar-based television He said he brought this to the atten- clearly marked. fee election and an officer election is more detrimental than the Sharia," they still hate us just for being channel, was exaggerated. tion of election officials. "I guess you kind of have to at the same time." said Dr. Assad Hassoun, a native of there," he said. Summing up the discussion Evers "We fixed that problem as soon extrapolate and figure out what is The article should have made Babylon in Iraq, who works as a Vincent said he encountered said the (inure Iraq should be "republi- as it was mentioned to us," Erlich- going on," he said. clear Nguyen was one of two transplant surgeon at the California an Iraqi journalist who sai' she can, federal, democratic and plural." man said. "The person who did the Mitchell said that later in the advisers. Also, the Election Board Pacific Medical Center. He said he was looking for a chance to get The panel was moderated by Tim data base happened to be there and day the people running the Student for the student election in March visited Iraq three times over the last published in Western newspapers Hegstrom, a professor and associate changed it in a matter of minutes." Union voting booth were passing was not asked to handle two six months. and magazines. dean in the College of Social Sciences. Cohen said he had also noticed out fliers and "doing a good job" of elections at the same time. Yuan "I would be very surprised if "She was praising her new Professor Jonathan Roth from the that voter information guides were informing people. did say the March Election Board Iraqi women are completely liber- freedoms, but said that she was history department facilitated. The not available to many students who However, most students would felt overwhelmed by the prospect ated," Hassoun said, referring to the ready to kill American soldiers any event was sponsored by the College voted in the morning hours. have had to approach them to figure of running two campus elections increasing role of the Islamic law in time," he said. of Social Sciences, global studies "All of the voter information out what was going on, he said. roughly two months apart. Iraq and attempts to enforce it as Fines Jatou, a native of Nineveh, program, Burdick Military History guides disappeared everywhere on Erlichman said on Tuesday A new Election Board was part of the new legal system in the an ancient city near in Project and history, political science campus," Cohen said. "It's important afternoon that volunteers were in the formed for the current fee country. northern Iraq, said the freedom of and communication studies depart- to say that as soon as I pointed it out process of making 17 by 22 inch signs referendum. "Most of Arabs want women to media in the post-Saddam Iraq was ments. to them they immediately acted." with the words "vote" and "here" on

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