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RYAN BARNHART | SPARTAN DAILY REVIEW Icicles roll in success RAYMOND BALTAZAR | SPARTAN DAILY BY RYAN BARNHART STAFF WRITER Members of San Jose State University’s Filipino organization AkbayanSJSU practice their dance routine for their competition on Saturday called Friendship Games. They will be competing against other collegiate Filipino organizations across California. When it comes to most traditional ice cream and frozen yogurt shops, you would usually get your frozen treat by IDENTITY SPORTS the scoop or swirled into your cup. Icicles in Willow Glen is using a different method of serving ice cream White nationalist group SJSU’s teams by stuffi ng rolls of the dessert into your bowl. adapt to South The idea of serving rolled up ice recruits SJSU students cream was fi rst formulated during a trip to Thailand by co-owners Lit Leong and BY TAYLOR JONES their website, Identity Kathleen Wong(Lau) Campus changes Lynda Huynh. STAFF WRITER Europa describes itself as understands the problems “a generation of awakened that may arise when “We were on the streets of Thailand BY TAYLOR JONES As the country deals with Europeans who have white nationalist groups and we decided that it would be super STAFF WRITER a contentious presidential discovered that we are like Identity Europa end See ICE CREAM page 3 campaign and racial part of the great peoples, up on campus. Sports play a pivotal role in building tension, a new group has history, and civilization “It’s troubling, people campus culture. OPINION been coming to campuses, that fl owed from the fi nd it offensive, I fi nd it Like any university, San Jose State holds its including San Jose State, to European continent.” offensive,” Wong(Lau) sports teams to the highest standard, but up discuss European heritage Identity Europa strives said. “Having these folks until now it hasn’t been able to provide top- Why I am and white separatism. to fi nd white students, on campus recruiting … level facilities for its athletes. The football The group, known as entering discourse with even if they are allowed to program has had it’s own stadium, but most Identity Europa, has been them in an attempt to vilify do, that it is problematic.” not with her of its other sports teams do not. sending its members to the concept of diversity The issues that arise Several of San Jose State’s sports teams different colleges across and immigration in fi rst with groups such as these have recently had to practice and even host the country in an attempt world nations. that attempt to isolate home matches in venues that aren’t close to grow its name and Diversity is commonly themselves from others is to campus. increase its ranks. associated with SJSU and The renovations for all of the new facilities From the main page of Chief Diversity Offi cer See RECRUITMENT page 2 are under way, but will take at least couple of years to fi nish because there are so many new structures that need to be built. In the TAYLOR JONES upcoming years, there will be a remodeled STAFF WRITER South Campus that will be the location of new baseball and softball fi elds, a track fi eld, This is probably one of the most tennis court and sand volleyball courts. entertaining yet aggravating presidential “The goal is to be able to provide these elections since the 2000 election between teams with facilities that they are proud of George Bush and Al Gore. and facilities that represent San Jose State,” Both the Democratic and Republican said deputy director of athletics Marie Tuite. parties have their hands tied, deciding The swimming, water polo, golf and tennis whether to vote for a man who wants to programs are just a few of the teams at San build a wall on the Mexico-United States Jose State that currently do not have facilities border and deport Muslims or vote for a on or close to campus. woman who freed a convicted rapist and The men and women’s water polo teams silenced her husband’s’ rape victims. Yes, KAVIN MISTRY | SPARTAN DAILY now both commute to Los Gatos to use the it is sad to say that there are no redeeming Fans fi ll the front of the Event Center at San Jose State University to see the English indie rock facilities at West Valley Community College group, The 1975. while other sports such as swimming and See ELECTION page 5 SEE FULL STORY ON PAGE 2 See RENOVATE page 6 Wednesday, October 19, 2016

RECRUITMENT Concert causes catastrophic campus congestion Continued from page 1 BY REBECCA PIRAYOU in and out of line until someone that as long as they do EXECUTIVE EDITOR complained. Security ended up zip not target other groups tying the barricades together, taking specifi cally, it all falls into Last night, the SJSU Event Center away in-and-out privileges. free speech. hosted English rock band The 1975. Security stood several yards apart “It is biased speech, Students and eager concertgoers to regulate the line that went down although its is protected free stood in line almost one day prior to El Paseo De Cesar E. Chavez, speech,” Wong(Lau) said. the event, some even spending the wrapped around the Central “It is a biased incident, but it night camped out on campus. Classroom Building all the way isn’t a biased crime because The concert, which was open to toward Tower Lawn, making its it doesn’t promote a threat the public, sold general admission way around Tower Hall, past Smith- against a specifi c individual.” standing room tickets. Seating, or in Carlos Lawn and back around The issues of free speech this case standing, was essentially Dwight Bentel Hall. allowing Identity Europa fi rst come, fi rst serve as long as a Security guard Cookie Galvan was to try to recruit more ticket was in hand. regulating line activity where the line students extends beyond Sophomore business student broke up closer to the Event Center to just the diversity offi ces Amanda Nguyen, who was near the let passersby through to access other of SJSU, striking fear of front of the line, had been standing parts of campus. She said that for the hurting the diversity of in line with her friends since 10 a.m. most part, people had been behaving campuses all across the that morning. Some of Nguyen’s in line and hadn’t caused them any United States. friends had been waiting since problems so far. “Campuses of higher 11p.m. the night before and were “They could leave before to return learning should be some of the very fi rst people in line. their blankets and chairs back to about inclusion,” said For Nguyen and her friends, they their cars but they had to be back in Frederick Aldama, believe the wait is worth it since line by six o’clock. Anything after professor, founder and they had seen the 1975 live before. six they have to go to the end of the director of the Latino However, their morale did not get line,” Galvan said. and Latin American in the way of their typical routines. Galvan said that as long as they Space for Enrichment “We went to all our classes,” Nguyen had tickets, everyone in line would and Research (LASER) said. She and her friends took turns be allowed into the sold-out concert. at Ohio State University. waiting in line throughout the day. KAVIN MISTRY | SPARTAN DAILY Follow Rebecca on Twitter The 1975 concert line stretches across campus Tuesday afternoon. Some students camped “Everybody has the She said that initially, security @chubecca17 right to express their was lenient with people coming out for the concert as late as Monday night. thoughts and opinions … but it does not feel like a product of inclusion. That group’s goal is to Student media webcast shares future plans isolate and not include.” Digging into the frame BY SAJA MOHAMED general funding and student providing access to opportunity directors, offi cers and other staff of mind behind most of STAFF WRITER tuition and fees. and understanding that goals members that carry out regular tasks Identity Europa, the group “It [state general funds and will require increased resources, as well as plan events and execute seems to draw inspiration The California State University student tuition and fees] is very intentionally and innovation, them. According to Shorette, some from the National Policy system put together a webcast dramatic overtime,” Storm said. along with relentless focus on programs directed by the CSSA Institute (NPI), a similar to show students what they have “Especially over a 10-year period student success.” are California Higher Education independent white planned for them in budget, student from the early 2000’s until 2011. Currently the CSU system Student Summit, civic and voter nationalist organization. success and graduation plans. The The ratio state general fund to has logged the rate of freshmen engagements and Greenovation. NPI is run by Richar B. webcast was hosted Friday by three tuition and fee revenue shrunk completing their degrees in four “There is a professional staff that Spencer, an alternative- key leaders in the CSU academic from approximately an 80/20 years at 19 percent and the rate supports the day-to-day functions right white nationalist and system: assistant vice chancellor percent split to essentially a of those fi nishing in six years and ensures the sustainability of publisher of modern white of budget Ryan Storm, senior 50/50 split.” at 57 percent. The graduation CSSA’s efforts,” Shorette said. supremacist texts. strategist for academic success Moving on from budget topics, initiative has set goals to double The staff is split into two teams, While there has yet to be and inclusive excellence James Minor then took over to discuss those numbers by 2025 by paying one in Long Beach and one in much backlash at SJSU with Minor and executive director the Graduation Initiative 2025 plan closer attention to students who Sacramento where they track Identity Europa’s recruiters of the California State Student that the CSU academic system need the help. legislation, carry out advocacy on campus, Wong(Lau) Association, Rob Shorette. has drafted. He expressed his “What is unique and wonderful and ensure that students are warns that the best way to Storm talked about the support hopefulness while talking about about graduation initiative 2025 is represented in system-wide efforts combat their free speech of budget and what it means to the this particular plan. that why we seek to dramatically according to Shorette. exclusion, is for students to CSU system when it comes to “The fi rst thing I always like to improve completion rates. We The CSU system has given all respond with free speech budget, funding and spending. say before we get into the details want to do it by completely this information in order to keep about inclusion. “Each fall, the CSU board of is how ambitious and exciting the eliminating equity gaps between students of California public “They do have a right to trustees develops and approves the graduation initiative 2025 is,” underrepresented minorities, pell colleges up to date on what b e o n a n o p e n c a m p u s a n d CSU support budget,” Storm said. Minor said. “Without question eligible students and others,” they are doing fi nancially and distribute information,” “The support budget’s purpose is I can say, if we are successful it Minor said. help them with future plans and Wong(Lau) said. “If to meet the core mission of state will undeniably establish the CSU Shorette spoke about California committees to keep them on track. there is a situation supported instruction, applied as the most successful system of State Student Association. This webcast has gave important though where they research, public service and higher education in the country.” CSSA is an independent non- information on these subjects and something threatening, general operations of a university.” The advisory committee tasked profi t organization funded by CSU the webcast is now up on YouTube then we would take that As of the 2016-2017 school with the graduation initiative 2025 students. All 23 campuses are under the name “CSU Student very seriously.” year, the board has approved $5.3 has a set of guiding principles that represented and participate in the Media Webcast: Fall 2016.” billion for 23 CSU campuses. The will help it achieve its plans. Some monthly meetings that take place Follow Ryan on Twitter money stems from two primary of these guidelines are “sustaining in one of the CSU campuses. Follow Saja on Twitter @ryan_barnhart sources, which are the state’s a high level of academic rigor, The CSSA consists of a board of @sajamohammad17

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ALBUM REVIEW Solange outshines her sister

BY DARCIE ORTIQUE According to people Magazine, STAFF WRITER Knowles took almost four years to Solange Knowles took the world by create this album. She wrote 21 tracks surprise on Sept. 30 with the release of and featured special guests Lil Wayne, her new album, A Seat At The Table. Kelela, Q-Tip, The Dream, Dev Hynes Knowles’ album is simply iconic. Her and Kelly Rowland. I am so proud of work has become the topic of discussion Knowles and her accomplishments thus by celebrities since it was released. far with this album. So many people are What makes this album so incredibly unaware of her many talents. unique is her artistic ability to craft I fell in love with the album before I got a masterpiece that not only draws the chance to listen to it in it’s entirety. attention to her audience, but invites I was scrolling through Instagram and listeners to understand some of the noticed she and other celebrities were struggles of being an African-American posting excerpts of her new music on woman in the eyes of a very brutal and my feed. I admire artists who use music unaccepting society. as their platform to inform the masses Knowles was quite transparent about while still mastering the ability to discussing some of the everyday entertain enthusiasts. Almost anyone struggles of being a black man or woman can become a songwriter, but it takes in the twenty-first century. a gifted and original individual to tell Alicia Keys made an Instagram post one’s own story in a way that touches on Wed. Oct. 5 about the album. Keys people of all ages and demographics. wrote in a caption “Loving this vibe!! @ According to People Magazine, saintrecords is one of one. Playing this Knowles described the album in a music all through my house, singing in press release as “a project on identity, the mirror and all. Shine mama, loving empowerment, independence, grief, your individuality!!” and healing.” I was so inspired by her distinguished This album is authentic for a variety ability to take her creativity to the next level. of reasons. Dad Was Mad, as an interlude was It contains so much history and so powerful. I thought it was genius for knowledge about Knowles’ life and the Knowles’ to incorporate an interlude by lives of her ancestors. her father, Matthew Knowles, where he I admire the fact that she crafted most told the unforgettable tale of his childhood, of A Seat At The Table in New Iberia, living in a segregated and racist society, Louisiana, a small city where her where he directly experienced injustice grandparents met. from the Ku Klux Klan. This Neo soul album is Knowles’ My favorite track on the album is most successful body of work, ranking Cranes In the Sky. This song discusses number one on the Billboard 200 chart. the “the struggle to escape personal It is safe to say that in comparison to pain to the leaps and dives of a bird in her first album, Solo Star in 2003 and flight,” according to Vulture.com. You Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams can hear her passion in this song and I in 2008, she deserves a 5-star rating for think that is what separates artists like her creativity and originality. Knowles from amateurs. I also can’t stop playing Don’t Touch My Hair (with a feature by Sampha), where Knowles addresses the fact that many African American women are unappreciated because of the color of Follow Darcie on Twitter their skin. @darc_alexandria OPINION 4 Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Please, please tell me why you always hatin’

This incident had no direct according to Fugitive Watch. video of the Chinese-American Similar to how you can’t judge involvement with the song. A couple months later, two woman’s home being intruded a book, much less an author, Five days after the incident, African-American men allegedly hit the internet. after reading one page, you can’t a White House petition was punched a 59-year-old Asian male In no way am I saying that judge an artist by listening to started for the government to to death in Oakland. In 2012, they it is okay for people to target one song. What would you think ban “Meet the Flockers” from pled no contest to a charge of Asian-Americans for violence of Mark Twain if you only read public media and to investigate voluntary manslaughter. or robberies. I wish we lived in a one random page from his novel the legal responsibilities of the These are just a few of many world where crime didn’t exist. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? writer. According to NBC News, violent acts against Asian- However, we don’t live in If YG was carelessly rapping FRANCISCO FRANCO the petition had over 71,000 Americans that occurred well a perfect world. Sometimes about robbing these homes for signatures as of last Friday. before ‘Meet the Flockers.’ These people are put in situations the sole purpose of glorifying it, STAFF WRITER It’s absolutely ridiculous acts continue to happen today. where they’ll do whatever is then yes, the public should feel that YG is being scapegoated Just last month, an Asian- necessary to get food on the offended. In terms of the the Hip hop’s most vocal Donald for crimes against Chinese- American woman was table. No one grows up wanting message of the album, though, Trump critic, YG, has managed Americans over one incident. followed into her house by to rob homes when they’re older. the song works perfectly. to piss off somebody other Asian-Americans have been two strangers in Sacramento. When asked by Fuse about the YG’s My Krazy Life received than the Secret Service — the targeted for crimes by African- Sacramento County Sheriff’s song, YG said he wanted to share praise from various media Chinese-American community. Americans long before My Sgt. Tony Turnbull told KCRA the experience of breaking into outlets such as Rolling Stone YG is being accused of racism Krazy Life. Sacramento that “One of them houses because it is something for its narrative. The album by members of the Chinese- In 2008 a survey by the San put her hand on her mouth while that he went through growing up. begins with YG’s mom warning American community for the Francisco Police Department the other took her purse from “I just wanted to share the him about “them gangbangers” song “Meet the Flockers,” analyzed about 300 strong-arm her shoulder.” experience [of breaking into and leads to him becoming a which appeared in his 2014 robberies. Results indicated that Turnbull also said that there houses] with the people, because convicted residential burglar. debut album My Krazy Life. in 85 percent of the physical has been a rise in crimes against that’s a part of the culture,” YG After he details how to rob a Their anger is particularly assault crimes, the victims were the Asian community in the said. “Especially where I’m house on “Meet the Flockers,” directed towards the fi rst two Asian and the perpetrators were entire Sacramento county in the from, in L.A., the west coast, YG spends even more time lines of the song in which the African-American. past few months. that’s a big part of the culture detailing the consequences on Compton rapper details how to In 2009, 30 students of Asian One could argue that the song of a teenager or someone in tracks like “Really Be (Smokin’ commit a burglary: “First, you descent were attacked and many encourages people to rob Asian- their mid-20s, that’s what they and Drinkin’),” “1 AM” and fi nd a house and scope it out, were sent to the hospital at South Americans as opposed to other doin’, they breaking into houses. “Sorry Momma.” fi nd a Chinese neighborhood Philadelphia High School. Wei races. However, to actually That’s what I did.” Perhaps “Meet the Flockers” because they don’t believe in Chen, a senior at the time, told believe that the song has had People are not breaking could have had the same bank accounts.” CNN the violence was racial any signifi cant impact is absurd. into homes in Chinese effect without the Chinese Despite being two years old, the tension between black and Asian Due to its explicit content, neighborhoods because YG neighborhood line, but hip hop is song resurfaced after security immigrant students reaching its “Meet the Flockers” gets rapped about it. YG rapped all about authenticity. camera footage of a Chinese- breaking point. no mainstream radio play about breaking into these homes As a fan of hip hop, I appreciate American woman defending Then in 2010, 83-year old Huan whatsoever. The song is mostly because it is something that is that YG is one of the few rappers herself against three masked Chen was beaten to death by unknown to everyone except already occurring. today who still makes authenticity intruders hit the internet. a group of African-American YG fans. Other than a couple As Ice Cube, played by O’Shea a priority. The woman opened fi re with teenagers in San Francisco. brief mentions in reviews, the Jackson Jr., said in the fi lm a handgun, killing one of the Offi cer Eric Chiang labeled it as song never really received Straight Outta Compton, “Our Follow Francisco on Twitter intruders and injuring another. a “senseless and brutal jumping,” any media attention until the art is a refl ection of our reality.” @francology_

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An article by The Wall Street Competition Act came around the service throughout the city all over the United States. In Journal found that complaints in 1992. The problem is that by instead of costly digging for my home town in southern to the FCC about data caps rose the time the act was passed, the underground wiring. Google California, the only option was from 863 in the fi rst half of 2015 cable companies had already Fiber ultimately bypassed San Cox Cable and friends that I have to 7,904 in the second after the become too strong. Jose and made San Francisco who live in Seattle, Washington cap had been introduced. If a new cable company wants the first west coast city to get are stuck with Comcast. Seattle Comcast is well-known for its to come into an area it is allowed the service. is a city that is fi lled with tech ability to make its customers to use the telephone poles but Google Fiber is a internet companies such as Microsoft; angry. In a 2016 a survey, is not allowed to use the wires television service that offers you would think an area such as JASON DUNHAM Temkin Ratings found Comcast currently on them, which are extremely high speed for a very this wouldn’t have this issue. to have a 37 percent satisfaction owned by the cable company. competitive price. Google Fiber Unfortunately there are not a STAFF WRITER rating — the lowest of all This forces the new company internet gives you one Gigabit lot of options for dealing with cable companies — even after to wire the entire area, a costly per second download speed for these cable companies. Starting in November, Comcast having spent $300 million in is affair, on top of this they must $70 a month while Comcast’s You can’t cancel to send a will extend its data cap on inter net, customer service. attract customers so must of fastest speed gives you two message or you will be faced currently one terabyte (TB) per Comcast’s monopoly over the time they have to sell their Gigabits per second at $300 a with no other way to get service month, to 18 new markets one of many areas across the United services at a loss. month. Sure Comcast’s offering and it seems that it is near which is California. States, along with other cable These elements allow the is twice as fast but it is over four impossible for other companies With the cap, customers that companies monopolies, makes monopolizing cable company to times the price. come in and compete. go over one TB more than twice me fearful for the future. offer a low-rate loyalty package “I was disappointed with It would have to fall on the a year will play $10 for each 50 Comcast has used its monopoly to customers that planned to what happened to Google United States government to gigabyte (GB) they go over up of areas to combat competitors switch to another company, Fiber here in San Jose,” said pass laws that apply restrictions to $200, or they can opt to pay and was even able to impede further denying the new company Lawrence Chan, a biomedical to these cable companies or they an additional $50 a month for no Google’s progress bringing its any business. This is known as a engineering sophomore. “The could potentially fi nancially cap. Many customers will not be fi ber service to San Jose. natural monopoly created when it only real option for high speed back a competitor in an attempt affected by that cap currently, as An article by Gizmodo called is too expensive for a competitor internet here is Comcast. The to fi x the market. the 1000 GB that make up the “Why the Government Won’t to enter the market. other option, AT&T, doesn’t Maybe Google will find the cap allows for about 100 Blu-ray Protect You from Getting Screwed Here in San Jose, Google ran offer competitive speeds for alternative technology it is quality movie downloads and by Your Cable Company” breaks into trouble this year when the price.” looking for to rapidly spread 10-15 full video games. down the reason cable companies they tried to gain access to Cable company monopolies fiber across the United States Sure one TB may seem are able to hold their monopolies the telephone poles here for have he ability to change or perhaps cable companies reasonable, but Comcast did not on an area. its fiber service. This caused the rates when they feel like such as Comcast will spark originally institute that cap at Essentially cable companies Google to suspend efforts to it and introduce other new a revolution with its price this value. Originally Comcast were free to set up a monopoly bring fiber to the city of San policies such as data caps as increases and data caps. “tested” the data cap in 16 states in an area until the Cable Jose until it could find new a they see fit. Follow Jason on Twitter with a cap of only 300 GB. Television Consumer Protection cheaper alternative to spread This problem can be found @judgmented1

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many head coaches would waste their time about him,” Tucakovic said. “He’s not soft, BY DARCIE ORTIQUE ‘Oh, it’s ok you know, you’re doing fi ne; you STAFF WRITER with the goalies, so I appreciated that a lot because he really understands what it means mess up, he’s going to get on you about it, if The job of the goalkeeper is to organize to us,” Tucakovic said. you do well, he’s going to tell you and I really the defense and protect the net while After two goalkeeper’s from last like that about him. I mean, that’s one thing providing a calming infl uence on those season’s roster graduated, the team was in that pushes me is the psychological terms he around them. need of a replacement. puts with us, he knows how to talk with me After transferring back to his hometown “Nedin contacted me, he was at San Diego compared to another player and not many college, San Jose State University’s State, he played some games in the Pack 12, coaches know how to switch it.” sophomore goalkeeper Nedin Tucakovic is but he was a local kid from this area so we try Tucakovic’s teammates speak highly of thriving in his new role and checking all the to get as many Bay Area natives as possible him both on and off of the fi eld. boxes of a competent keeper. so it was a perfect fi t,” Coach Tobin said. “He [Tucakovic] works hard every day for The keeper with Bosnian roots decided Compared to his experiences as a member us to be a better team and win more,” said to transfer after completing his fi rst year of SDSU’s team, Tucakovic said his coaches defenseman Jeff Dukes. of college at San Diego State University at SJSU have provided individual attention While the season is on the verge of because he had a strong desire to be closer to him and his team mates. Having the one- completion, Tucakovic will still have two 2016 STATS to his family. on-one support from the head coach helped years of eligibility remaining for the Spartans “My mom has Lupus so I really wanted to Tucakovic improve as an athlete. once the season is over. Tobin has high praise come back and help her out, but everything “My goalie coach, he really gets in with for his goalie. is a lot better at home and it’s nice — us here, he gets in with us in the strength “He’s got a good presence in the box school, training, go home.” Tucakovic said. conditioning,” Tucakovic said. “It has really for a goalkeeper, he’s got good size, he’s “And it’s nice to be with family; I’m happy.” helped out because he’s really been on top of quite vocal and he’s a good short stopper.” Since his arrival on campus last spring, me, making sure I’m doing everything right Tobin said. .726 Tucakovic has excelled in his role as the and pushing me to the next level and Simon The next home men’s soccer match will be SAVE PERCENTAGE starting goalkeeper of the SJSU men’s does as well.” held on Sunday, Oct. 23 at noon (PT). soccer team and is overall pleased with his Tucakovic said his teammates were all very decision to transfer here. inviting when he fi rst came to SJSU. Follow Darcie on Twitter “I feel home. I feel right where I need to “When I came here in the spring, I didn’t @darc_alexandria@darc_alexandria be. I love this program and the coaches are feel like an outcast which was nice. Thehe ddayay I amazing,” Tucakovic said. came in here they were really open withth arms 85 Tucakovic has started in all 15 of the and they really pushed me,” Tucakovicc said. Spartans games this year and is currently Last spring, Tucakovic was the only goalie SAVES MADE ranked fi rst in minutes played and second on the SJSU men’s soccer team. Fortunately,unately, (RANKS 2ND IN DIVISION I) is saves in NCAA division 1. his teammates helped him to perfectect his Tucakovic mentioned that the process athletic abilities by spending more timeime on of transferring schools has been smooth the fi eld with him after practice. because of coach Simon Tobin’s dedication Thus far, SJSU men’s soccer playersrs have to goalkeeping. developed a thick skin under the instructionruction “When I came in the spring, I didn’t have of Coach Tobin. a goalie coach, so Simon was doing that “He’s really straight-forward and he pushes NEDIN and to see him do that as a head coach, not you past your limit, that’s what I reallylly like #1 TUCAKOVIC GOALIE

now we have to wake up earlier RENOVATE and practices are cut shorter,” said Continued from page 1 fourth-year global studies student and swimmer Lisa Ellis. “ Even though it is diving are forced use facilities at Santa difficult, in a couple of years we will Clara University. have a better facility so it is okay.” The small amount of on-campus or Ellis also mentioned that practices are nearby facilities is partially because of cut short by 15 minutes and instead of recent construction and future plans to two people to a lane, there are now four build other facilities. or five people swimming per lane. SJSU’s aquatic teams are limited due While some facilities are currently to the recent construction of the new under construction, other SJSU athletic aquatic center. The teams are staying programs like tennis and golf do not positive, however, knowing that the even have their own facilities to play at tough time now will pay off down the and must wait until the South Campus road for themselves and future students. renovations are done in order to use a “The construction is something facility of their own. that we have to put up with to have a “We have relocated several of our beautiful new facility,” said men's sports programs in order to build new water polo head coach Bruce Watson. practice and competitive facilities,” “We do not mind taking the time to Tuite said. go somewhere else to practice. The Tuite addressed that the teams that Aquatics Center will be beautiful when have been affected by the construction it is finished and we are okay with the have been accom modated for, practicing construction happening.” and playing games primarily on the The construction for the new aquatic football practice field. center was supposed to break ground Even with some difficulties, most early in the summer, but was put on of San Jose’s sports teams that are hold due to CV2’s setbacks. The new undergoing facility renovations, such as INFORMATION COMPILED BY RYAN VERMONT, PHOTO AND INFOGRAPHIC BY KAVIN MISTRY swimming facility is set to cover the the swimming and water polo teams, are In the heat of Mountain West Conference play, the fi ve-foot-four-inch senior space of the old pool area plus expand doing well so far in their seasons. The midfi elder Venegas came up big for the Spartans in this past weekend’s home two- to where old dorms, Royce and Hoover renovation of the South Campus may game set. Entering the weekend, SJSU was one of four to fi ve teams in the conference halls, still stand. take some time, but the hope for SJSU battling for the regular season title. She scored two goals in quick succesion on Friday The completed center probably will is that the ending result will benefit the against Wyoming, fueling her team to a 3-1 win comeback win. Her goals came not be done until 2018 but current SJSU teams and players in the long run. during a three goal second half. Two days later, she acted as the role of playmaker, student athletes are doing their best to providing an assist on the second of four goals scored that day for the Spartans. SJSU stay positive. Follow Taylor on Twitter would go on to defeat Colorado State 4-1, capping off a dominant 2-0 weekend. Her @tayj95_jones “It definitely is more difficult because three points this weekend were second among all Spartans.