Volume 112, No. 21 February 26, 19991 SPART DAILY One Washington Square SDAILYOtimc.sisu.cdu , 11111 San Jose, CA 95192 0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 SJSU on agenda for Rev. Jackson Ily Katrina Toranski and getting better education," he said. Staff Writer Jackson was born in South Carolina in poverty. By the age of The Rev. Jesse Jackson is 20, Jackson was involved with scheduled to visit San Jose State Operation Bread Basket, which University Monday to discuss helped to bring jobs to poor peo- racial issues in California. ple. David J. Ross, chairman of the "He became inspired by the 1999 black graduation committee, Civil Rights Movement," Millner said Jackson will address the said. issues of racial division, police The Civil Rights Movement brutality and new California poli- was the fight for justice and tics. equality for all people during the Steven Millner, African '50s. American studies professor, said Also, he was the founder and he anticipates Jackson will president of Operation PUSH address the lack of promotions for (People United to Save people of color. Humanity) in Chicago, which "I also anticipate he will helped provide unemployed address the public about bilingual blacks with jobs. education," he said. "Later, the operation became a According to Ross, SJSU is national movement," Millner said. racially diverse and should havea Jackson was invited to SJSU diverse variety of speakers. by the African Arnerican studies "'This is a college clunpus, and department and the 1999 gradua- we should have speakers like him tion committee. (Jackson) often," he said. According to Ross, the group According to Hezekiah Conley, has an ongoing relationship with a physics major, Jackson makes a Jackson. lot of promises and doesn't do Minerma Kirk, a business and anything to fulfill them. Conley marketing major, said she expects said that is the main reason he Jackson to talk about the issue of will not attend Jackson's speech. voter apathy among young people "He has become too distant and affirmative action. Sarah Orr/Spot r. .111 from the people he has to repre- Kirk also said lately she has Members of Lambda Sigma Gamma dance in a talent show dui- Student Union Ballroom. Sigma Delta Alpha won the 1st place tro- sent. When that man says some- not heard a lot about Jackson in the news. ing their 2nd Annual Dance-A-Thon Wednesday night in the phy for performing a inockwy of The Jeny Springei Show. thing needs to be done he should be the first one to make a step "February is Black History towards it," Conley said. Month, that's why we hear about Alfredo Martinez, a psychology him more," she said. major, said he will attend the Jackson will speak between meeting if he finds the time. noon and 1 p.m., Monday in the Dancin' machines "I'm sure he will talk about Ballroom of the Student Union. minorities overcoming poverty The event is free. according to Michele Costa, pres- 250 people ident of Lambda Sigma Alpha. Head Start is a 25-year-old strut their stuff Program dedicated to bettering Absence of crosswalks the life of American children through educational and social for Head Start programs. To date, Head Start leave students scurrying Programs have helped By Donna Carmichael 11,000,000 children. By Rhoda Daclison Garcia said there were several Staff Writer Dance-A-Thon, in its second Staff Writer reasons why the city decided to year, tried to forge solidarity remove the crosswalks. It wasn't "Saturday Night among the multicultural frater- Pedestrians that have to dodge "Generally, on a thoroughfare Fever" but they tried their best nities and sororities at San Jose cars on San Fernando Street of four lanes or more, we removed to make it feel that way. State University while forward- everyday aren't going to find a the crosswalks as a safety precau- Wednesday's Dance-A-Thon ing their mission: community crosswalk anytime soon. tion," Garcia said. 'There are too in the Student Union Ballroom Although the Department of many cars traveling at too high of involvement, education and fel- Sal id: Uri/Spar fan Daily hosted by the multi cultural lowship, according to Costa. Motor Vehicles vehicle code states a speed on San Fernando." sorority Lambda Sigma Gamma Jaci Mankins, a sophomore A member of Golden Street B-Boyz shows off his break dancing pedestrians have the right of way He said on streets with four lanes or more, the city prefers was a fund-raiser for local majoring in Administration of moves at the Lambda Sigma Gamma Dance-A-Thon. at all times unless otherwise pro- Head Start programs. Justice and a member of Alpha hibited, some San Jose State pedestrians to cross at the corners The event drew a crowd of Omicron Pi, said she came out of this yeaes Dance-A-Thon, fea- ented Hip-Hop; Realism, a University students and employ- with stoplights where drivers are about 250. to eupport the good work of the tured a talent show, a dance-a- female act dedicated to Asian ees said drivers have become conscious of pedestrians' pres- The Head Start donation, ear- multicultural groups, though her then and live music. The music Hip-Hop; and Palace Guards, a more indifferent toward people ence. marked for the California pro- sorority was not one of the par- was presented by local perform- home grown San Jose band. crossing the street where there "We put the crosswalks where grams, was generated through a ticipating organizations. ers who volunteered their time Dance-A-Thon, a rush activi- are no crosswalks. we want people to cross the street, $3 cover charge at the Dance-A- "This is all about forging and talent, according to event ty, was open to the SJSU com- According to Joe Garcia, of San where they don't have to wait for Thon and T-shirt sales commem- friendships, opportunity and chair Mariela Miranda. munity and the general public. Jose's Department of Streets and a gap in traffic," Garcia said. orating the event. community involvement," Performers included Mark D, The event drew much of its Traffic, 36 crosswalks have been Elma Arrendondo, of Academic Total proceeds from the event Mankin said. a rapper; the Golden Street B- removed from streets throughout Services, said she finds drivers were unknown as of Thursday, "Rock-The-House," the theme Boyz, who specialize in God-ori- See Dance, page 3 the city including the one on unwilling to stop for pedestrians the corner of San Fernando and Sixth streets. See Pedestrian, page 3 Making fitness a daily routine Exercise offers a productive outlet for everday stress

By Franklin Leiva the availability of the equipment. Data from a 1994 Centers of "I love to workout here, but Disease Control and Prevention Staff Writer many times the machines are study show 60 percent or more of Many students have stressful being used. I understand the facil- American adults did not achieve lives, and they may not have the ities are very popular, but like the recommended amount of time, monetary resources or facil- to see a bigger facility," Patel said. physical activity (30 minutes or ities needed to get or stay fit. Raj Gill, an SJSU graduate more of vigorous physical activity However, the San Jose State student, said she lost 32 pounds at least three days a week). University Event Center is avail- in the four months since coming According to the American able to students and provides the to workout at the Event Center. Heart Association, 59.6 percent of opportunity to get a complete 'This place has great hours Caucasian men and 45.5 percent workout, according to Natalie and doesn't cost money," she said. of Caucasian women are over- Perea, supervisor of the Event "Exercising helps me relax while I weight. Also, according to the Center. workout to the beat of 'house American Heart Association, 57.5 Perea said the Event Center music'." percent of black men and 66.5 offers a variety of services at no- According to Nancy Black, percent of Mexican-American cost to SJSU students with tower SJSU health center nutritionist, women are overweight. cards. f30 to 90 percent of her patients According to Ibni De Anda, a "We have a weight room with come for weight management con- staff member at the Event Center, popular machines, such as stair- sultations. said the fitness room has more masters and treadmills. We have "People come here not only than 70 people working out at the a mini gym, racquetball courts looking to lose weight but to same time on any given day. and an aerobics room. We have a lower their blood-pressure and The Event Center's fitness variety of services students can cholesterol. I always tell them to room has a maximum occupancy F1:111, :I builaheliSpartaa take advantage of," Perea said. adopt a sensible diet to increase of 346 people. Senior Rakesh Patel, a biology fruit and vegetable intake, as well "Sometimes the room is over- Rays Lectford, a junior, works her abdominal mus- all levels of fitness and is from 1:30-2:20 p.m. major, said he likes the free gym, as to adopt a reasonable exercise crowded and people have to wait cles at the end of an aerobics class. The class is for Mondays and Wednesdays in the Event Center. program," but he has some complaints about Black said. See Fitness, page 5

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LETTERS One year of celebrating black women here it is, the last Friday of Black History She toured with the Count Basie orchestra and the SoMonth. The month is over so soon? The trouble Artie Shaw band. She became one of the first black member sends his with having just one month to celebrate all the ON female jazz singers to perform regularly with a Fraternity significant and important African Americans is white swing band from the South. Billy Holiday was thanks for Greek recognition that the month is over before you know it. 31*-, THE to jazz in the early 1900s as Lauryn Hill is to hip I don't think a month is nearly enough time. So, hop in the late 1990s. Speaking of which... you for finally reporting on the Greek here are some truly phenomenal black women in p November: Lauryn Hill. She's young, black and Thank FLIP SIDE system in a positive and fair way. I have been no particular order to celebrate each month for strong...five Grammy awards strong. 'Nuff said. a proud member of Sigma Chi fraternity for the next year. December: Mary M. Bethune. Bethune was JoAnn Peach influential in the education of many black children, four yeani and have never seen such an in-depth March: Sojourner Truth. She was born to slave 4 1 and objective writing about the Greek world. parents and had many different masters as a young 14 especially female children. She founded the I have thoroughly enjoyed the Rush Week cov- child. She was freed in 1828. Although she could not Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Negro erage. It's a pleasant change from the inaccurate read or write, she became a traveling preacher who Her screenplay, "Georgia," was the first screenplay Girls., which eventually merged with Cookman and negative stories that have run in the past. spoke for the abolition of slavery and in support of by a black woman t,o ever be filmed. Institute, now luiown as Bethune-Cookman College. women's rights. At one gathering, she was accused August: Congresswoman Maxine Waters. Let's In the early 1930s, she founded the National Jeremy Lippe of really being a man and dressing up as a woman. face it, power in the government is still given to Council of Negro Women. advertising At that point, Sojourner opened her blouse and mostly white males. With Waters, women and January: The really nice custodian who works showed her breasts to everyone at the meeting to minorities have a good representative. Waters is hard cleaning Dwight Bental Hall in the late night prove she was a female. This proves one thing I've considered by many to be among the most promi- hours. She's always nice and smiles at our weary Pep ba.nd represents tradition, known all along, women can have "balls." nent women in American politics today She has faces as we leave at 1 a.m. It is really nice to hear a April: Rebecca Lee Crumpler. After working as a fought to open up contracting opportunities for pleasant voice after working hard on the paper for needs more campus support nurse for eight years, she graduated from the new women and minority-owned businesses. She has hours. Thank you. England Female Medical College in Boston as the also pushed for the Women Veterans Health February: Fill in another unsung influential who attends a San Jose State ikiyone first black female to earn a medical degree. Improvement Act of 1996, which provides health black female here. For me, it's Sharon Jackson, my University basketball game knows how fun May: Zora Neale Hurston. It's amazing how "new care services for women veterans, including minori- best friend Jamie's mom. hey are. At every single game, even those dur- ideas" get shot down at first, only to be realized ties. Nope, she hasn't won any singing awards. (I ing the winter break, the Spartan Pep Band can be years later by contemporary thinkers. I'm glad September: Bessie Coleman. Today, it's not think I heard her sing once, my teeth hurt for a heard, playing their hearts out for our beloved team. some people in this world are born to be forward unusual to see male and female pilots. However, in week afterwards.) She hasn't made any scientific This year, the new marketing committee for the thinkers. She is a black female author who was first the early 1900s, most pilots were white men. Bessie discoveries, except for the unwashed plates she athletic department has invested in a computer that criticized, by even the black community, as writing Coleman was born in Texas to an illiterate mother, found in Jamie's room during high school. Since I plays music during the time-outs. frivolous works. She wrote of women's rights in who was determined to have her children read and was 15, she's been truly influential in my life But wait ... isn't that what a pep band is for? respect to all women, not just black women. write. While living with her brother in Chicago, because she's cheered me onward when I was ready It is a well-known fact that our band can be put June: Althea Gibson. Gibson would have been Coleman discovered aviation, but soon found that to drop out of college. She's picked me up when Fve on the mune level, if not surpassing, that of Santa Nike's poster girl in the 1940s and 1950s. She paved no aviation school would accept her because of her been broken-hearted. She's shown me how impor- Clara, Cal, Stanford, and other high profile univer- the way for other black women tennis players to race and gender. She decided to go to France and tant it is to hold my head high, even when the sities. The pep band represents the tradition and compete in tournaments sponsored by the United obtain her pilot's license there. She is the first black whole world is crashing. embodies the Spartan spirit that is so badly lacking States Lawn Tennis Association. She was also the woman in the world to become a licensed pilot One month isn't enough time to celebrate all the as of late from our dear school. first black person to win a singles title at and the first person of any race or sex to receive an black women who have shaped history, pushed for After a big win, our team and fans should hear Wimbledon and the first to play at the U.S. and the international pilot's license which would enable women's rights, found cures to diseases or just influ- the fight song, not some '70s disco tune. What hap- French Opens. her to fly in any part of the world. enced our lives. This should happen every day. pened to tradition? July: Maya Angelou. Angelou's career started in October:Billie Holiday. Who hasn't heard the dis- If you look around at a typical women's game, you 1969, when she wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird tinctive voice of this Blues legend? Holiday's songs JoAnn Peach is the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor will see that the band makes up half the attendance. Sings," an autobiographical account of her youth. have become an icon for heartbreak and hard times. "On the Flip Side" appears every Friday. All the band wants is to play and cheer on the team, otherwise we may as well come in plain clothes as the average fan and be forced to hear a computer try to belt out the fight song, and that would be downright sacrilegious.SJSU had a great pep band composed of talented people who know how t,o support their team. All we are asking is for support from the administration, the students and the fans. Are we appreciated? Do fans prefer to hear a live band over computer music? Feedback is crucial, but NCAA should not in the meantime, the SJSU Spartan Pep Band will continue to support our team even if it means com- hide from Title IX peting with canned music. Zoe Ferrant through legalese music (U-WIRE) GAINESVILLE, Fla. Thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous decision on Tuesday, it just got more difficult to apply a federal sexual discrimination law to the National Collegiate SPARTAN DAILY Athletic Association. On Washington Squans San loss, CA 95191-0149 But the court did not rule out the possibility that (408) 924-3280 E-rnoll SDAIINSPinsc stsu oda the law - Title DC of the Education Acts of 1972 - EDITORIAL could apply to the NCAA in a different context. Entrain, Editor Ion Peres That likely will be decided in lowercourts, and it Managtog Editor Jolla B Wnght is an argument that carries more weight and possi- Production F:ditor Aaron Wawa. bly consequences for the NCAA's status in the eyes Opinton Editor JoAnn Pear& of the law. Sport. Uttar Jerem.h Osborn Entertainment/ Litertylo 1411er John Meyer Title DC bans sexual discrimination in federally Photo Kane Clayton Stalls, funded educational prognuns. Coef Baiter Merican4 Bethel The lawsuit contended Title IX should apply to Chief Plastognipher Brian Prince Greeihke Ammo Williante the NCAA, since it receives funds from 1,200 mem- ber schools, most of which receive federal funds and Stotts Ikea Wnanse Leah Boort, Adam Pavia, ks, (tinny White consequently fall wider Title IX's coverage. The NCAA maintains it should not fall under the Staff Writsre Cindy Aron. Sandra Avda. Donna arnnrhael. Title IX umbrella, since, technically, it is only a sec- lishina Kaaren, P'rankba Lein. Shane LeVni, M ,111.4 Makhak. Rican Piciasain, DS Perna lurse Phillips Flog ondary recipient of these federal monies.

RI Ve I 1t Brandy Sailors, Katrina Toranaki,Lance Swansaa,Tem Thorp Illustrabon by Jess Temurin Tabor The organization has such far-reaching influence Man 1111 I 'Inrh in the world of intercollegiate athletics, however, Photegraphere Prank rave, Truncheon Kombel, Soren Harrod& that it should be forced to comply with Title IX Sarah Orr. Sean Penello, Sultana Aimee Samoa Racism not wanted on college campuses regardless of whether it is ever found guilty of sex bias. ADVERTISING court case has shown university. Students who advocate dis- The NCAA should be legally viewed as what it Advertian, Direrter Doug Event Arecent Art Director OkSoo Yon there is no room for discrimina- crimination should think twice, and put really is - an institution that depends on federal Rend Manager Greg Conn tion on college campuses. themselves in the other person's shoes. money for funding. Downtown/ Katartainuent Mgr. Ihusien l'antasi 11 College should be a place iAliere stu- The lawsuit began when Renee Smith was College is not the place for bigots to National Manager Mano Ds Palma recruit students into their organiza- dents come to expand their knowledge declared ineligible to play volleyball at Hofstra Account Executives Monica !Minn,. David Lir Helen LAI tions. about the world, learn about foreign cul- University and the University of Pittsburgh. Organizations such as the Ku Klux tures and learn history in order to not Smith challenged the NCAA rule, which pro- ADVISERS Klan, and the Neo-Nazis prey on repeat the mistakes of the past. Anybody hibits graduate students from competing in college News SUTRA, (linear, Jan Shaw young, lonely college students in need that violates the rights of students by athletics at a university other than the one where Advertising Jack tFuinton of companionship and a "family struc- insulting them and threatening their they earned their undergraduate degree, because Photo Jon McKay Production Chki Tint Rorke ture." FRANKUN LEIVA lives should be severely punished. she felt men received preferential treatment when Going to college after high school The first amendment of the NCAA officials granted waivers from that require- Mews Room 408 914 3280 Est 409 924 .11A2 Advertisisi graduation may be the first time stu- Staff Writer Constitution grants the freedom of ment. 400 924 tro SPARTAN 0AI IN ICS/N.50%4mi 11 publoilsed ernes dents are away from home. speech. Unfortunately, members of orga- Prospects for a Smith victory looked bleak after a oho. day tor hall Imes t $25 and 1.11MMNI, i 1.1,1111111C pottage pod al Sanitise Mall imilernptoon sompted an a remainder Some college students come from nizations such as the KKK have a right federal judge threw out the case. on meneater basis POSTMASTER Send address chances thy broken families. In many cases, only to voice their opinion. Last year, however, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Spartan Daily San Jeer Stmt. I' ruvvrult I in Waahingtnn Speer San 'A Le 192 0149 one of the parents is present in the household. These They have the right to speak their mind, but the Appeals brought the lawsuit's Title DC assertion organizations may be the closest thing to a "family" line is often crossed when the idle threats become back to life when it ruled, -The NCAA is not merely or support system students may have. reality. Physical attacks and verbal abuses that vio- an incidental beneficiary of federal funds." Opinion page policies Students falling for these kinds of organizations late a student's constitutional rights violate the A prominent athletic program is an incredible are taught minority students are inferior, it is funny human rights of a student and are punishable by the asset to any university. Reader. ere ...snared to ems.* tlemolvea on the or "just fine" to intimidate them. law. Research has found a direct correlation between Opinton page 'nth a letter to the Editor I'm not laughing. As a native of Nicaragua, I'm proud to be 100 per- a school's athletic success and how many people A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word !wpm., to an MP Ilf or point Minority students just want to come to college, cent Hispanic. I have recently become an American apply for admission there. of mew that has appeared tri the Spartan Daily get their education without living in fear of physical citizen, and like it or not America is now my At most large universities, intercollegiate athlet- Submtations become the property of the Spartan Dolly and mar attacks, or having to listen to racial slurs. country too. ics and the NCAA go hand-in-hand. he edited for dant', grammar, libel and length Submimion Recently, a college student pleaded guilty to fed- Our founding fathers wrote the Constitution to Likewise, the NCAA should have to answer to mist costai the matior'. MUM, oddreoa phone number, eral civil rights charges that he sent hate messages give freedom to all. Title IX requirements, a possibility the U.S. signature and major. using e-mail to dozens of Hispanics around the We are all created equal. The color of my skin Supreme Court conveniently left open with its deci- Subintamons may be put In the tatters to thr Editor box at the country. does not make me inferior to anybody. I have the sion. Spartan Daily Office m Dented Bentel Room 209, sent by fax The student threatened to use force against his right to get an education. I have the right to associ- As Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg explained, to (40M) 924-32.17.emailed to SI)AII.Yltmc run Mu or mailed to victims with the intent to intimidate or interfere ate with anyone I choose no matter how they look, showing the NCAA "indirectly benefits" from feder- the Spartan Daily (Vinton Editor, Schaal of Journaliant and Mao with them because of their national or ethnic back- what language they speak or what their beliefs are. al funds is not enough to trigger Title DC coverage. Communication.. San .loae State University One Washington ground. When a student says a racial slur, or thinks about Sending the case back to lower courts to be Square, San Jooe ('A 95192-0149 He could face up to seven years in prison and hurting somebody, they should think about the dam- argued from a different angle is a rather Editorials are writtes by. and re the conornatta of. the nearly $700,000 in fines when he is sentenced on age they are doing to a human being. Machiavellian approach but hopefully will be the Spartan Daily editors. not the Matt April 26. Bravo. course of action needed to make the NCAA's culpa- Published saloons and adverhatemonts do not nerosaanly reflect the Students should be aware this kind of behavior bility more proportional to its magnitude. Franklin Leiva is a Spartan Daily staff news alio. Spartan Pally the School of Jottmaltion and Mma will not be tolerated on this campus or at any other writer There are many gray areas regarding the Communication. or SJS1, specifics of the case. We take no side as to the appro-

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A A A Fridai Pallioary 26, 1999 NEWS Page 3 Pedestrian: dodging cars Sparta Guide Continued from page 1 the past two years within the the year disclosing a list of the immediate vicinity of San more dangerous metropolitan Today Spartan Complex, room 219. Free. For rnore infor- crossing the street. Fernando and Sixth streets. areas for pedestrians. Santa Chinese Campus Fellowship mation, call Fred Mathews at 924-5044. "A while back, But, he said, UPD does not Clara County was listed along Bible study from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in room 133, I remember try- Tuesday ing to cross the street and I receive all the reported accidents with New York, Miami and Los Art Building. For more information, call Esther at motioned since San Jose Police Department Angeles. 298-4693. School of Art and Design to an approaching dri- p.m. and ver to stop. He actually shook his patrols that area. The group recommended more Monday Student art exhibits from 10 a.m. to 4 Garcia, a engineer and San crosswalks be implemented in School of Art nd Design art receptions from 6 to 8 p.m., both in Art and head 'no' at me," Arrendondo said. Jose State University alumnus, these cities. Student art exhibits from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Industrial Science Buildings. Tuesday night lecture She said the removal of the featur- crosswalks has made the street said the department conducted a Garcia said they continue to the Art and Industrial Science Buildings. For more series, presented with the CADRE Institute, summary report six months fol- place more crosswalks in residen- information, call Scott or Jenny at 924-4330. ing David Ross, director of San Francisco Museum more dangerous for pedestrians. Building, Rolando Machado, administra- lowing the removal of the 36 tial areas, but placing them on of Modern Art from 5 to 6 p.m. in Art crosswalks. such busy roadways is too danger- Resting Disorder Support Group room 133. For more information, call Scott or Jenny tion of justice major, agrees dri- Andy at vers disregard petiole nn font. "Our report shows the rate of ous. He emphasizes that pedestri- The student health center will provide free at 924-4330 regarding the art reception or "It took me five minutes to get acci&nts overall have decreased," ans must take more precaution information and support from 3 to 4 p.m. in Health 924-4328 regarding the lecture series. to this side of the street," he said, he said. "'We plan on running a when crossing the streets, and dri- Building, room 208. Drop-ins welcome. For more while standing in front of Peanuts more formal report some time in vers should be more aware of their information, call Nancy Black at 924-6118. Center spring or summer. We'll know surroundings. A recruiting services workshop will be held at restaurant on San Fernando. "But Room, Student Union. if I was behind the wheel, I don't more of the effects of removing the Arredondo hopes people who Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Senior 12:30 p.m in the Guadalupe think I'd stop either." crosswalks." find themselves behind the wheel The African-American Studies Department and For more information, call 924-6033. Det. Philip Kearney, of the The Surface Transportation of a vehicle realize pedestrians the Black Graduation Committee will host guest University Police department, Policy Project, a national research have the right of way at intersec- speaker Rev. Jesse Jackson from noon to 1:30 p.m. Marketing Association and advocacy group for pedestri- tions with or without cross- in the Student Union Ballroom. For more informa The association will host guest speaker Bob said there have been no reported information on the accidents involving pedestrians in ans, released a report earlier in walks. tion, call Dand J. Ross at 924-7942 or Dennis Dawson, who will provide English at 924-5866. Silicon Valley American Marketing Association from 4:30 to 5:46 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Ranh at Career Center Student Union. For more information, call Employer-hosted practice interviews for non- 251-1653. oogie interested, Dance: Boogie, oogie, technical majors from 1 to 4 p.m. Those Synergy 2000 Continued from page 1 who turns out to have a gay lover. Have Fun," and garnered 852 sign up in Building F. For more information, call 924-6033. The Multicultural Center will hold an interac- Priscilla, meanwhile, has been points. tive program on life skills to help in careers from 4 crowd from participating organi- carrying on an affair with her Valerie Junker, lead singer in to 6 p.m. in the Loma Prieta Room, Student Union. zations, such as Gamma Delta boyfriend's ex-lover. the Cyndi Lauper mock-up, said Mu Alpha Gamma Meeting for members to discuss Magazine Day Refreshments and giveaways provided. For more Alpha, Sigma Delta Alpha, Sigma Delgadillo was dressed in an the piece brought back the '80s information, call the center at 924-6255. Theta Psi and Sigma Alpha Zeta. empire-waisted, baby-doll dress, and her junior high school days. at 12:30 p.m. in Dwight Bentel Hall, room 213. For Friends and supporters of those Birkenstocks and a black beret. Junker said she joined a multi- more information, call Dr. Harvey Gotliff at 924- 3246. Le Cercle Francais dedicated to the multicultural He spoke in a high-pitched voice cultural sorority because it was Movie night featuring "The Accompanist" at 7 cause diversified the crowd. that added to the hilarity the '90s and time for a change more informa- Student Life Center p.m. in Sweeney Hall, room 100. For After some opening remarks by Delgadillo, a freshman, said he from the typical Pan Hellenic tion, call Jean Luc Desalvo at 924-4611. the organizers of Dance-A-Thon was nervous before going on stage sororities that she said are not Free munchies and coffee for late afternoon and Renee Allen, Costa and with his act. multi culturally oriented. evening commuter students from 4 to 5:46 p.m. in the University Room, Student Union. For more Miranda the event kicked off Sigma Alpha Zeta took second Door prizes included gift cer- Sparta Guide is proLided free of charge to students. faced* with a talent show. Participating to local merchants such information, call Jane Boyd at 924-5950. staff The deadline for entries is noon, three days before desired pub. place with 932 points. tificates lication date. Entry forms are available an the Spartan Dady Office. organizations competed against A role-reversal lapdance with as "Forever 21" a women's Space restrictions may vuuire editing of submissions each other for points. The organi- fraternity clothing store. Passes to Great School of Music and Dance two members of the p.m. in zation with the most points for Gamma Zeta Alpha drew gasps America and compact disks by Choreography showing from 1:30 to 2:24 attendance, talent, dancing ability from the stunned, but clearly some of the night's performers and stamina received a trophy. amused audience. The two frater- were also given away. Sigma Delta Alpha beat the nity brothers performed a con- competition with 984 points total, vincing bump, grind and semi- taking the trophy away from last strip tease in front of two embar- year's winner, Sigma Theta Psi, in rassed sorority sisters seated on - the talent show segment. Sigma stage. III/, , , 7i. -:. YO Worw Twe &tin Delta Alpha members staged a Mike Ramos said he and top rig Ti41 TOWER Jerry Springer Show that brought Jazziel Rodriguez put the routine LET DOwN YOUR HAIR the house down with its convinc- hours before the together just So CAN CLIMB nALRE-- ing portrayals of the dysfunction- event. - r -r- al hijinks and melodramas fea- Third place went to Sigrna i____ / . 11 tured in a real episode. Thet,a last year's winners. The Jaime Delgadillo played sorority staged a Cyndi Lauper ./.. jr_/. Priscilla the girlfriend of a guy pantomime to "Girls Just Wanna r '-----1"--- -7- taUrtroznVIN SMW.04 w.,--17 im

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ByAsa Bexell " We got one Correspondent point in the tact SPARTAN SPORTS Though the rain poured down foul games ... WEEKLY outside the Sall Jose Arena, inside it was Snow that prevented the San We're a little FRIDAY Jose Sharks from snatching a win in Wednesday's game against the soul, but we Baseball vs. Washington Slate Vancouver Canucks. 210 p 111. - Municipal Stadium The Sharks had to settle for a 1- have to use Gymnastics vs. Air Force. Das is 1 tie, as Canucks netininder Garth 7:30 p.m. - Spartiin Snow turned away 39 of the Sharks' that to oui 40 shots on goal. advantage. "I don't think we created enough Sat ,Sun good scoring chances," Sharks cen- ter Mike Ricci said. "We didn't bury Basettall Sat. vs them." Mike Ricci I p.m. Muni, mai St.w.,:: Sharks center /7 Women's Basketball Sai Wednesday's Score St. 7 pro - Canucks at bay during a two-man Vancouvet Conucks 1 disadvantage late in the second Basehall Stm. period, to the delight of the 17,483 I p Monk ipal Stadium S C1, l< fans at the sold-out Arena. San Jose kept Vancouver shotless MONDAY in the third period, as well as in the Snow's performance might have ensuing five-minute overtime. been effective, but it was by no The Sharks bombarded Snow Baseball vs. Oregon State means stellar. with 14 third-period shots and one p.m. -- Municipal He offered plenty of rebounds, in overtime, to no use. but that did not help the Sharks any "We got a point, a big point that because they seemed incapable of we need," Sharks head coach Darryl finding the goal. Sutter said. "I'm sure (the Canucks) T UESDAY "Half the job is getting there. The are more happy, though, with a other half is creating something for point." Baseball ss I! yourself or someone else," Ricci said. Ricci, who brawled several times 2 p.m. Munii The Canucks, who generated with Vancouver left wing Todd only 13 shots on goal in the entire Bertuzzi and suffered a nasty cut on #WAC Tournament s., game, surprised the Sharks by tak- his forehead, was iess satisfied with ing the lead about halfway through the tie. the first period. San Jose goalie "We got one point in the last four WEDNESDAY Mike Vernon deflected a quite games. That's not acceptable," he harmless shot from Adrian Aucoin. said. "We're a little sour, but we have Dave Scatchard grabbed the to use that to our advantage." Softball xs. CSU Sat tarnclito I p.111. SJSU Held rebound and was able to flip the Wednesday's game was the first puck past Vernon. home ganie for the Sharks since Feb *WM Tournament vs 'IISA The Sharks' goal came at 16:34 in 1. The team just returned from a 10- the second period, on a power play. game road trip, the longest in Right wing Alex Korolyuk, wait- National Hockey League history, THURSDAY ing in front of the net, received a and is currently 20-2,5-14. perfect pass from center Marco Shark defenseman Bryan Sturm. Snow, who thought Sturm Marchment was back in the lineup OWAC Tournament vs. TFI was going to shoot, went to the after having been sidelined with a right, and Korolyuk placed the puck shoulder injury since Jan. 7. Radio broadcasts Franchesra EsquibeUSparkan Daily in a wide open goal. "It felt real good (to be back.) I (') can be heard on K$JS-90 5 M Stephane Matteau (left) of the Sharks struggles to regain control of the puck as Murray Baron The Sharks effectively killed felt pretty strong," he said. "I just (10 can be heard on KSJX-I500 of the Canucks blocks him during Wednesday's game. their penalties and kept the tried to play an easy game."

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FriddifeWilluary 26, 1999 NEWS Nge 5 Fitness: exercise Parents sue over teens sexual activity Continued frorn page 1 Morrow said. According to Morrow, the only LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - A The case is believed to be the more than $11,000 in medical back at hitn. for a few minutes for the way to get a bigger facility is for teen-age girl at the center of a first of its kind in this country. expenses and an unspecified "Leanne Detmer's damages machines to become available," students to speak out in front of lawsuit over her pregnancy said Doug Detmer said he and his amount of general damages. The were not caused by my client," she De Anda said. the Associated Students board of today that she had sex at her wife were unaware their daughter medical expenses also include cost said. According to Andre Morrow, directors. boyfriend's house because his was having sex with the boy, of the treating the girl's depres- Earlier, Lancaster County the Event Center sports club "Regular students need to talk mother condoned the activity. Dallas Mills, after the two 16- sion, which was aggravated by the District Judge Jeffre Cheuvront manager, the Event Center wel- to the board of directors and 'She said that she was 16 when year-olds began dating in 1996. pregnancy, lawyer Brett ruled that Mills should be comes more than 1000 students a demand a facility increase. It is a she had ( her son) and that he The girl told them she was McArthur said. dropped from the lawsuit because day and about 85 percent of them very simple situation about dol- should have a child when he was pregnant in April 1997 and had Bixler's lawyer, Susan Strong, the sex was consensual. use the fitness room. lars and cents. I would love to 16," Leanne Detmer told jurors. "I an abortion. said the lawsuit borders on frivo- In his ruling, the judge said "We want to have an expansion have bigger facilities," Morrow liked being at their house because Sharon Detmer testified the lous because the sex was consen- teens had sex 15 to 20 times at of the fitness room facilities, but said. we could do what including her funds we wanted. children spent most of their time sual. She said Ms. Bixler suspect- various locations, are very limited. The Event The Event Center welcomes There were no rules over there." sex his home and the home of a Center has to generate at Bixler's north Lincoln home. ed the two teens were having home, 55 percent more than 300,000 visitors every Dawn Bixler is being sued by She said her daughter often came friend. of its funds from students' fees," and confronted them. year, according to Morrow. Doug and Sharon Detmer, who home late from the Bixler resi- 'They laughed at her," Strong He ruled there was no legal allege she was negligent in super- dence and that the Detmers once said. wrongdoing by the boy but that vising her son and should pay the had to call police to retrieve their Strong said Detmer drank and questions about his mother's costs of the abortion their daugh- daughter. was abusive toward his daughter responsibility should be decided ter had. The Detmers are asking for and that she got pregnant to get at trial.

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