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SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY \\ \\ W.THESPART \ND 11.Y.CON1 VOLUME 123, NUMBER 15 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2004 Dog day afternoon ... Man falls from garage Allegedjumper sustains internal injuries

By Yasuyo Nagata see the stairs where the man jumped. There are glass fences on the stairs, Daily Staff Writer and the space between the third and fourth levels Aren't very wide. The A man in his late 20s allegedly stairs are located on the left side of the jumped around 1:30 p.m. Sunday from two elevators. the downtown San Jose Fourth Street The yellow caution tape blocked city garage, located across from the Dr. oft the stairs to the fourth floor. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library. Both Anthony and Antonio said "He jumped from the third floor," they didn't know about the incident said Sgt. Joe Hernandez from the San until police officers came. Jose Police Department. "I just walked around and I saw the Dennis Anthony, an .iperations police." Antonio said. manager for the garage, said he heard "We don't know why he jumped." from the officers that the nian's nose Anthony said. was broken. Aside from SJSU students, the "He's in critical condition at the general public parked their cars to visit San Jose (Medical Center) with mis- to the King Library on Sunday. sive head trauma," Hernandez said. "We can't monitor the garage 100 The man's injuries were mostly in- percent. People are coming in all the ternal, therefore there WAS almost no time," Anthony said. blood stained on the sidewalk facing Some people sitting at the On San Fernando Street. first floor Goticrre7 I Daily Staff Fourth cafe, located on the The sidewalk was still wet after the of the library facing the garage, said man jumped. as it had rained earlier in Lucy, a one-year-old yellow Labrador retriever, tastes peanut-butter-flavored dog ice cream as Kelly Conklin and daughter Jamie watch. they SAW the nian get carried away by the day. See photo story on page 4. ambulance. The man didn't drive to the garage. "He was facedown." said a witness. and he probably got there by walk- Richard Dettiond. ing. Hernandez said. The man had his However. Deniond said he didn't identification with him. see when the nun lumped 'He's not A smdent at San Jose About an hour later. Allrfl,MV and Stare,' Hernandez said. Antonit t,utk away the yellow tape on SJSU alumna, paralyzed in April Anthons- and mother parking ga- the third and fourth floors, and busi- rage eniployee. Rotor Antonio. went to ness continued is liSual. accident, released from hospital

By Ling-Mei Wong her spinal column. She has had sever- it's definitely made changes for down on her an.: they're not AI her Stqf Miter al operations to correct her hack and the rest of her life," said Lam Nlison, height. And then there's also people direct more blood to her brain. Jill's hither. who won't look At her because she's in Sitting in bed surrounded by The accident attested her move- "She Was A Very, very active per- a wheelchair." wheelchairs, Jill Mason is consid- ment. Jill has control .iver her face, s. m." he said. "(When she recovers Larry Mason anticipates some re- 4 ered lucky. arms and left hand, but not below her Mini) none traumatic brain injury . sponses, such as," 'Oh, poor girl, what The San Jose State University spinal injury. It". going to be harder tor her." can I do for her?'" graduate nearly died after being hit "I can't walk," Jill said. However, Lary Mason was op- "And (people) look at her different by a drunk driver. Her mother, Joanne MAS.M. saki timistic. saying that Jill still had her and it hurts her. But we've Arcady ex- /1/ that her daughter's right arm is stiff sense of humor. perienced that," he said. e Jill was discharged on Tuesday // from Santa Clara Valley Medical because of the head injury. In reference to her dreaded hospi- "She's soniebods else now," Lam was tal Mod, Jill poked ton at herself. say- Mason Center. Jill% left arm broken, but has said. / The 27-year-old woman gradu- since healed. ing, "I need to gain weight." For instance, Jill's short-term ated last December with a master's an 1,Vith her multiple injuries. Jill's Jill does have her sad moments memory has been affected by her !HASS communications. medical tile is AS thick .is a phone head injury. While she and her boyfriend were book. "This is hard on her, too. She's go- Jill said she Call remember events training for a triathlon on April II. Joanne Mason said, it's been very, ing to have depression," Larry Ma - before her accident and in the last I II/a I iiiivrrci I )ails titatt very difficult (and) scary. Jill has) s. said. month and A half, but she does not I, !Limey David I lerefisrd hit them. Pedro Magana has been developing his reading skills with the Partners was almost died a few times." in a wheelchair tor floN, for member her accident. Jill's boyfriend, Alan I.iu, in Reading program through the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint library killed instantly, while Jill was critical- Jill had several itile, lions that life,' he said. "That might send a Despite her short-term memory for the past two years. He began at a fourth grade reading level and is ly injured and put in a coma. were life -threatening during the last message that she's different, because page 3 now "sounding out more (and) guessing less," he said Jill injured her head and severed five months. site's in a wheelchair and people look see MASON. City literacy program Theater opens doors for first time since 1973 gives gift of reading Public impressed by renovation of Califtrnia Theatre test. but had tin read the Calif, in rita By Ruth C. Wamuyu for the public. The theater, originally who attended the open house, said he Some people's memories of the Department of Motor Vehicles book By Sara Spivey Daiii Slat? If, ate, repeatedly fo, familiarize built in 1927, had been closed to the felt A connection to the theater. theater dated back even further than herself just in Daily Staff Writer public since 1973, according to a re- and I the 1950s. ’,Ise she had to retake the test. "This is where my husband The learners at the City if San Jo - agency memo. "My uncle Mike played in the "I felt embarrassed." she said. development courted," she said. Partners in Reading program at A crowd of people waited Fri- The dark-stained wood -and -glass Lepiane said they dressed up and band for the vaudeville show in Then she was called for jury duty, afternoon at 345 S. First St. in The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint but this time she was lucky she said. day doors were opened exactly on time attended the theater every Saturdav 1927." said C.R. Santoro, a docent at to be among the I ibrats seem to have several things in "I was in the reading downtown San Jose and the people ambled into the the- night from 1947 to 1948 before they Friday's open house. program, so of the renovated , onitnotv embarrassment, lack of self- a literacy specialist wrote letters first to get a glimpse ater lobby. were married. Santoro said he came to the the- to the California Theatre at its official pub- esteem yid trels determination to judge," she said. "So I could be Some stopped to point at the red - Many of the people in attendance ater every weekend throughout the excused lic open house at 4 p.m. Iii lit kuci liow to read and write. because I ant still processing how to and -gold mica reproductions of the remembered dating at the theater. 1940s, and the price of a ticket was The crowd, ranging from young 25 cents. I hrst canie to the program. read and write." original 1920s chandeliers and fix- Lorine Brown, a San Jose resi- to old, filled the California Theatre's "I saw The Mummy' here in I , aiii In read at all." said a 40-year - old Although she is too embarrassed tures on the wall, or the gold leaf ap- dent, said she and her "sweetheart" us, entranceway and spilled out onto 1969," Lee Westfall Said "All the man who asked not to be identi- to talk openly about being illiterate, plied to the columns and I oat iif arms used to frequent the theater's upper cannot she the sidewalk and down South First girls were scared, Count." fied. "I speak English, I cannot hopes that one day she will be designs. Others bent down to exam- balconies with the other sweethearts of Street toward Original Joe's restau- movie write. I s.1111141t tell you how I feel." the voice of those who, like her, are ine the tiles on the floor or the repro- in the 1950s. lie said the price of his rant as opening time grew closer. ticket in 1969 WAS 75 cents. She said she was 17 years old when too embarrassed to admit they cannot duction carpet. "It looks very Much AS I retileM The official opening ceremony George Alfinito and his wife she tooted to the United States and read, she said. "The first thing that impressed bet." Brown said. was held earlier in the afternoon. San Madeline Alfinito said the last mov- was unable to learn in a formal pro- Monica Lopez. .35, said she could me Was the carpet," said Elaine Lep- "The only changed Jose Mayor Ron Gonzales and Irene thing that's ie they saw at the theater was "The grant because of an undiagnosed hear- not read or write for a long tune and lane, a docent for the CalifOrnia The- is now I'm with an old man instead Dalis of the San Jose Redevelopment Great Caruso" in 1951 starring Ma- ing problem. dropped nut of school in the eighth atre and San Jose State University of my young boyfriend." Brown said. Agency held a ticket-ripping cere- rio Lanza. She exists on the ntargins of society, grade because she could not keep up alumna. "I felt like I was back here in "And the (cigarette) smoke it used mony, said California Theatre docent she said. Things that come easy to tith- with the classes. 1948. It's a fabulous reproduction." to till the room and sweep up here to- Richard Clay. tee THEATRE. page 3 er people take her time, she said. For This less -formal open house was Lepiane, like many other people ward the balcony." example, she passed her driver's license see READING. page .1 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2004 MO BRUTALLY HONEST Construction on campus inconveniences students MA In the four years I've been at this university, one thing has I low peachy. ingly, it was shot down by the students. be treated like this. loss, Jill been obvious this school is obsessed with construction. A few hundred feet later, as students try to get to their dorm Is this really shocking? So, ideally, current students would They did not pay their tuition to be distracted by the noise for Here When the beginning of the year started,1 had high hopes. rooms, they are greeted with a fence that blocks the entrance to have to pay a certain amount out of their already empty pockets of jackhammers and construction trucks. I thought things would be different. Joe West Hall. A sign reads "No Entrance." for upgrades they wouldn't even get to enjoy? Teachers should be able to speak to their class without SePHLe2r7e degrees outside. Maybe the madness would end I mean, we had the Dr. That sure must feel like home. Many students I talked to said they didn't having to shut the windows while it's 90 charges Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library up and running. The bulk In addition to being a stolen slogan from vote on the resolution because they "didn't use Its a reasonable hypothesis to predict that construction on anddru of the new Campus Village was complete. CBS, the "Welcome Home" sign is ironic be- the Student I 'Mon." campus will never end. Everything seemed up to par. cause the sign is evidence of how backward Others said they didn't want to pay for If the SJSU cycle of construction follows its regular pat- the poll, Everything appeared- to be fine. some of the hijgher-ups are in trying to make something for someone else. tern, it's evident that we'll be hearing a lot more noise and level Wal Oh, how wrong I was. San Jose State University a better school. An even bigger question: Who dropped the continue walking in circles. the legal Before 1 knew what happened, there were huge holes being So, one might say this construction is going ball on the planning of all of this construction? SJSU can never just be satisfied with what it is. Larry Nothing was be something it's not. dug in the most random areas around campus and construc- to make the school beautiful it’s going to rev- done this summer. It continues to try to testimon tion vehicles found parking spots in places where students olutionize SJSU. Ah, you got me something was done this We get knocked as a student body for not having school usually walk. That is true but the only problem with summer. Construction started a few days before spirit or pride in our campus. A simple stroll to class now requires a strategic plan. that argument is that they're ignoring the cur- school started, and technically, it still is sum- I'm sure many of us would love to have pride. wasHer evid One must wear certain attire or risk suffering public humil- rent student body right now. Why do they have mer. We just don't have anywhere safe to sit. "Jill's iafion by either falling in a trench or slipping on some rocks. to put up with all of this nonsense? What makes Hell, at least Subway is complete. The sand- said. "Sh The temporary orange fences that have been put up are these unknown future students more important wiches there are awesome. absolutely lovely as well. It's just what I imagined the campus than the current students? KEN LOTICH Back to what I was saying Who is to would be when I saw those pretty, colorful brochures as an in- Awhile ago, students rejected a resolution blame? coming freshman. that would upgrade the Student Union, with all Most tend to point the finger at someone else. bdeeoytPThinde ieen,' What is even more fitting is to see a sign that says "Wel- of these bells and whistles to come in a kw years. I lowever, many take credit once the projects are complete. Ken Lotirly is the Spartan Daily managing editor was the 1 come Home" hung on Hoover Hall near the Event Center. It would have raised student fees once again. Not surpris- The student body deserves better. They do not deserve to "Brutally llonest'appean ?Ivry Monday The t 1.2 mile ANOTHER SHADE OF GRAY iltigearning5ii CREEP ON CAMPUS AIDAN CASSERLY nio in ce was held CTUALL7, IT JUST SAYS, "THIS IDIOT PAID 150 FOR Working in Mexico teaches andjiLilisua.i family la A TATTOO SHE CAN'T "(My Jill said. EVEN READ': lesson on taking chances On friends a Three months ago I boarded a plane headed for Merida, moving forward would be my own cold feet. Mexico, to work as a summer intern at an online travel maga- It became very clear that this internship was more than just zine and I was a nervous wreck, The thought of being away a four-unit requirement for graduation and a chance to gain gti7dnibt).the from my family and friends for six weeks created a knot in my professional experience; it was a trial run of my life-to-be. If I Herb stomach so large I thought I'd have to check it as extra bag- could hack it on this trip, alone in a foreign country, then I WAS well on h gage. on the right track. "Jill v I lowever, toe the first three weeks of the trip. I was also tak- The first three days felt like an eternity. Nly mom Was in ing a class in Mayan culture with a dozen other San Jose State heaven she had never received so many phone calls and e- errijotiner'nJo University students, a factor that suppressed my anxiety. We all mail, from me in her life. I would have buried Myself with -aS got along exceptionally well, and time began to fly. By day we work, but it was the weekend. Sure, there was the option of tions. climbed pyramids, toured museums and attended lectures, and holing up in my hotel room, watching reruns of "Beverly I 1,11- Her at night we hit salsa clubs and debated poli- 90210" dubbed over in Spanish, bur when the tics ii the pool. much peroxide and teen angst is nauseati tr.; The trip was going great, until the course in Ally language "Itrrw woatsi. ended and it was time for the other student, So I ventured out. And while it was to leave. rough at first. I began to enjoy ins' new iinahlnit Instead of shared adventures with Mund independence. hate, friends, the remainder of my trip held a se- (Inc of my Mildest men ,,,, ies is of the "She's I ries sit- meals for one, tied together with a afternoon I spent at the Nlerida Railroad still Jill N whole lot of loneliness. Museum talking to a 70-year-old curator she's stron Eve always been an extrovert a "peo- about everything from steam locomotives "She w ple person.".:Nly dad says I would talk to a to his family to Fidel Castro. !lad I gone o rock if I thought it would listen. Not to say the museum with rny classmates, I pr, Mapg ianl that I'm incapable of enjoying private time would have gathered the tie, essari dent. Editor's note: Due to space restrictions. 'Sparta GYilie,Hot Dame by John Myer, and "Thought Cr ones" by every now and then I'll pass up going out Mahon for my am, lc and then rushed ott Nlapg Konstantin elhadjirv will not appear Tuesday. 'Sparta Guide" and *Thought Crime,' will return Wednesday and with friends for a quiet night at home, but to see another site or cat dinner. Instead, I i n MASS when that happens it's more out of exhaus- stayed for nearly tinir hours. several chr "Hot Dame will run next Tuesday. E L. tion than any desire for solitude. And even CARLY RODEN Similar chats with other strangers made Nlapgri then. I take comfort in knowing that most of me realize how many new eXperleliCe% I Was inv friends are within a 10-mile radius, and open to Witholit Ills safety net of familiar that I could easily have company if I wanted it. faces. toll -time I That aside. I never really felt that I needed to be aroUlid pco Sure, I missed my family and Mends, hinged to sleep in Mt non As a re SPARTA GUIDE plc to be happy, yet, at 22 years old, the idea of being thousands own bed and would have traded my passport for unne Chine-' of miles from home without a soul to turn to WAS the scariest food, but I was finally learning to suryive hell, be harp. stildents," thing I had ever faced in my life. on my own. ins Suddenly, I was painfully aware of my dependeiiteoiii.th Whether Fin Cot iitlt for long terIll t After as all o, CI "tie w Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline bit entries is noon ers. journalist remains to be seen, but tor ivivr. I'm proud ot the ta, t three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in I WAS petrified of being alone. that I took the plunge and slid something that s, area me. Dwight Bente! Hall. room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spartandaily0casa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Many of my classmates could sense my panic and tried to If it hasn't been said enough already, life is about taking Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. put a positive spin on what I viewed as an impending three- risks. week jail sentence. It doesn't require t tossing international borders or hurling "It'll he cathartic," one ,lassmate said. "Take this time to yourself off a ,liftattached IO a groin rubber band- just do REA] TODAY School of Art get to know yvnirself" something that you've always been afraid of It add be as Silt; "Consider yinirsell lucky," another reminded Inc. "A lot if as speaking up t lass or belting solo at a 1. r.pWiletl An art exhibition of student galleries will take place C.ile COM from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For more peoele dream of having an opportunity like the this." raiike bar. School of Art Yeah," I thought to myself, "people like me." The point is to do it now, and often. information, call the Gallery Office at 924-4330. wa, An art exhibition of student galleries will take place For years I had been babbling on about my post-bacs Alan- Vriair life, if you let it, ian he, sane a mon ,,,,, nous string of from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For more reate plans; I had it all mapped out: get my master's in Latin mortgage payment, and parent tea, her conferences in whii ti needed est information, call the Gallery Office at 924-4330. Academic Affairs American studies from Ill.. Berkeley, then live al d and the ,Iiisest thong you get tii an adrenaline rush is binding A ?Wit liassIng 1111 A student workshop titled "How to write a creative work as a tbreign correspondent Mr a new, magazine. for -one sale on alunimum level." paper" will take place from noon to 1 p.m. in the Peer Though I had imagined malls' of the potential hurdles Carr client Lopez Academic Affairs -- such !Mentor Center in Royce Hall. AS not being able to atliircl grad school, not being ac- inabilii A student and faculty honor code forum will take cepted into the program or not finding steady work it never Curly Roden o a Spartan Dady copyeditor her place from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Umunhum room iCcUrred to me that the 'Inc thing that might keep me from :1n01her Shade nt.Gray" appearr t.i.ry other Monday in the Student Union. Free pizza will be provided. Catholic Campus :Ministry "shwsiatidat.1"il A daily mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. "Faith working sr Catholic Campus Ministry Formation" will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Letter: Sept. 11 column lacked 'guidance and common sense' The in., A daily mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Both events will take place at the Catholic Campus aftected he Catholic Campus Ministry Chapel. For more Ministry. For more information, call Father Mike Dear ed. go ahead. And do so knowing that you too long, that you have bet finie dist on "I was information, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. Carson at 938-1610. tali AS an Alneric all. But why snip there, lie, ted Milli tither human beings. I felt compelled to contact the Spar, Why not Instil all the Hags that ..ver the Dave sou lost ansone under ?raw, in Reach II, tan Daily AS I sat down at lunch last cif fallen soldiers, firemen of pii ,ur, Urnstaliccs, Sir. King? 1 disapprove Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library School of Music Monday and WAS graced by an article by offi,ers, 51y friend ky Was killed of the current atliiiinistration, but I AM cm -one wit A documentary titled "Books not Bars" will be shown "The Listening Hour" concert series featuring JaShong King regarding the 9/11 anni- in combat this past June; talk nu his tam understanding of the Is loss "I tra help ti from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Dr. Martin Luther student highlights will take place from 12:30 p.m. to versary. ily, be, Anse FM sure they Will be Willing others. "It's eh King Jr. Joint Library, room 255/257. The film 1:20 p.m. in the Music Building Cons Cr? 1 Lilt Jorge Initially, I was pleased to see an ar to let you burn the flag presented to If 9/11 serve, as A reminder of nag teel A101 It focuses on the growth of the prison industrial Cruz will he playing the bassoon, Renee Evans On title With MIA a strong opinion, but them at his funeral. edy and Amens All ihireign y, then 1 lice tot k if the oboe and Penka Rodeva on the piano. For more Was disappointed by the article's la, For that Matter, burn the fidded flag will keep your art., le as Ig- her intents complex. For more information, call Library General guniame and common sense. that sits alliree the firepla,e at my grand norance and Untkrappret Litton. Collections at 808-2397. information, call the Music Office at 924- 4671. When 5s1r. King said lie felt like a mother's house; the flag presented to her Thank you, Mr. King. Mr giving a ematic.il s teenager, reading this arm le also felt like when tin grandfather died slightly more voice to spoiled, misguided youth es And even Pride of the Pacific Islands Career Center listening to one. that a year ago. Raymond Vitt , a erywhere, arid for tarnishing the word .FIGeowttnesi:. A Polynesian dance practice will take place from A resume workshop titled "Resume 101" will take Throughout the article, I klt AS man proud tii have served in the military "liberal." c onfide , 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Spartan Complex East, room 75. place from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Career Center. though there was disrespect and a cheap tor 21 years, who was a Isle -long de I uF, appreciate the Spartan Daily tor he said. For more information, call Jill Perez at 924-6055. ening of human life, especially with the cut, and an outspoken critic. oldie Bush contin ,,,,, g to publish individual espies For more information, call Courtney Tarifa at sentence; 'People died, but Must we be administration and their Iraq War, Oren Minis And to strengthen And prote,t the 924-2221. saddled with this guilt Mrever," in the final days ot his life. Fast Amendment right. However, this the most r Nigerian Student Association I have sever heard allyritle Use the An Amen, an flag is indeed a symbol. article Was a ,oniplete waste and cheap Blockie TUESDAY A general meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the word "guilt" to des, nix feelings con But it is als0 All embodiment and rep. ens the paper and its readers. If you want e he i Costanoan room in the Student Ilnion. For more ted to the events of 9/11. nor have resentation of so much . Waving a an article of thus ken caliber, tind Me rile after I felt so, h feelings myself. feel guilt Hag does not make you a pallid, but leaVitig Tres ( ;Mimi% ot San June Bar and Career Center information, call 419-4607 training pi would be to have feelings ot regret tor thee does destroying one. ( ;rill a Friday ought. Representatives from GameStop will be recruiting for sonic personal wrongdoing. And while So, Mr. King, put on some Dave "Tutor retail positions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside of the Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship there usa tine line between retnembrance Matthew., load up "Daddy's Berm ing," said Career Center. For more information, call 924-6031. A Bible stud/ will take plate at p.m. on campus and exploiting this tragedy. I do riot feel er" With some cold Cv.trs Light, andSoil e I Forme For more in ormation, call Jeannie Sibley at there is any morn hit degradation. get reads' for a night of "patriotism." It Senior Wgn rehaeendfle sjtiWri 977-0384. It you wish to burn an American flag, sounds like you've had it too good, b Basin,',,it uniiionrei. Adivirmitvation

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Sall Jime, CA Spartan I holy editors, not the .401 Mutss4 fit A% to Creative Director TUE SPARTAN DAILY I ONE WASIIIN( ;TON M,fiIAKE I SA \ (*A 95192 95192 0149 l'obln.heil "pinion, and advertisements ii., not net essar 111 STEFANO GINIMAI I it Art Director relict! the views of the Spartan Daily, the School tit NINA HIIRO National Director (408) 924-3281 I SPARTANDAILYA AsA.spd LEM!, SPARTANDAII %WO(' ASA.S.Itill.F.INF Jinirlialism And %lass Communications or SJS(1. 4 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2004 NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 MASON I `She had a joyful outlook on life that was infectious. Edwards criticizes contrnuedfrom page 1 ver said. Stover said that Jill had a wonder- loss, Jill will testify at the sentencing ful sense of humor and a high ener- ise for Hereford, a 69-year-old lawyer, on gy level. Hastert's remarks Sept. 27. "She had a joyful outlook on life ii Kit Hereford has pleaded guilty to that was infectious," said Stover. err replied: "That's my opinion, yes." charges of vehicular manslaughter Jill made lasting Associated Press on friendships with A message left Sunday with Hast- and drunken driving. According to both students and faculty members. PHOENIXVILLE, Pa. Demo- ert spokesman Brad Hahn was not im- pat - the police, Hereford's blood alcohol "The last time I saw Jill, she was cratic vice presidential candidate John mediately returned. and level was 0.29, more than three times talking about a special someone and Edwards on Sunday accused House Edwards said Bush and his allies the legal level of 0.08. I could see the light in her eyes," Sto- Speaker Dennis Hastert of stooping were continuing to play politics with Larry Mason said that she has her ver said. "to the politics of fear" when he said the Sept. 11 attacks. testimony written already Jill remembers her boyfriend Alan al-Qaida terrorists may launch a ter- "They want to scare the American Her ability to overcome hardship Liu, but does not remember what rorist attack to swing the Nov. 2 elec- people but they will pay a price in No- was evident before the accident. happened to him, according to a Web tion in Democrat John Kerry's favor. vember," he said. "None of us should "Jill's real strong," Joanne Mason site made by Jill's brother Daniel Ma- Hastert's comments, at a timid- be surprised by this, because just two said. "She was a triathlete ... very in- son. raiser Saturday night in his home or three weeks ago we heard what dependent." After the accident, Jill's schedule is state of Illinois, were reminiscent of Dick Cheney said About this." The triathlon that Jill and her therapy every day except on Sunday. recent remarks by Vice President Dick Cheney was in Des Moines, Iowa, boyfriend were going to participate in "They work me real hard," Jill Cheney that Edwards has called "un- on Sept. 7 when he told supporters: was the Wildflower Triathlon. said. American." "It's absolutely essential that eight The triathlon required swimming Aside from physical Jill therapy, Cheney recently told supporters weeks from today, on Nov. 2, we make 1.2 miles, running 13.1 miles and has mental exercises as well. that terrorists will strike again "if we the right choice, because if we make biking 56 miles at Lake San Anto- Therapists work with her to im- make the wrong choice" on Election the wrong choice then the danger is nio in central California. The event prove her memory. Day. He clarified the remarks in an in- that we'll get hit again and we'll be hit was held on May 1, with participants After her therapy, Jill is not sure terview two days later. in a way that will be devastating from wearing ribbons to commemorate Jill what she will do in the future. Edwards said Hastert had joined the standpoint of the United States." and Liu. "It's therapy, for now," she said. the "fear mongering choir." Two days later, he told The Cincin- Jill said she was appreciative of Jill will be moving to her parents' her "One clear sign of weakness and nati Enquirer he was trying to sir that family for being there for her. house in Grass Valley failed leadership is when a politician the next president has to Anticipate "(My family has) been here a lot," She will have an attendant to take stoops to the politics of fear," he said, more terrorist attacks. Jill said. care of her while her parents are at campaigning near Philadelphia. "I,Ast "I did not say it' Kerry is elected, On Tuesday, nurses, doctors, work. night. he said something to the effect we will be hit by a terrorist attack," he friends and family came to Larry bid her Mason works as an adapt- that al-Qaida wants John Kerry to be said. "Whoever is elected president has goodbye. Hugs were given to her ed physical education teacher just for stu- President of the United States. to anticipate niore attacks. from the staff. dents from gain preschool to 8th grade. "Let me say this in the simplest "Nly point was the question before Her friends from SJSU As for If I wished her her own employment. Jill possible terms: When John Kerry is us is: Will we have the most effective Was well on her recovery said that her former boss at Lowney President of the United States, we will policy in place to deal with that threat "Jill was liked by Associates told her she could have absolutely ev- her find al-Qiida where they are and crush George Bush will pursue a more etlec- is in eryone," said Diana Stover, job back. e- professor them before they can do damage to the rive policy than John Kern'." of journalism and mass She has no with communica- definite plans yet. American people," Edwards said. Earlier Sunday. Edwards urged tions. fl of Joanne Mason hopes that Jill could Hastert's remarks came just before about 400 ciingregants at Bright Hope Her former classmates reacted someday be independent again. a S150-a-plate GOP fund-raiser in De Baptist Church in Philadelphia to put too when they heard "Jill about Jill's injury. was on her own (and she) lived Kalb, Ill.. that featured Cheney. Democrats hack in the White House, iting "I was.shocked.... I couldn't speak away from home for seven years. (She ( ara Bowyer / Daily Staff "I don't have data or intelligence saying he and Kerry will reverse the for two hours," said Sandeep Biswas, was) living a very successful life, with NA, Jill Mason, 27, center, a graduate of San Jose State University, is placed to tell me one thing or another. (but) rising rate of black unemplorment. an alumnus who was Mason's class- a niaster's degree, a good job ... and a in her car with the help of her parents, Larry and Joanne Mason. Mason I would think they would be more Apt He said the rate which was 10.4 mate. very serious relationship," she said. was discharged on Sept. 14 from the Norman B. Nelson Rehabilitation to go (for) somebody who would tile percent in August, according to the "She's totally but she's Larry Mason said that it might he the different a lawsuit with the World Court or U.S. Labor Department. had fallen to r still Mason," Facility at the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, where she had been Jill said Biswas. "Now awhile before Jill has her own resi- something rather than respond with single digits under the Clinton admin- 'an it she's stronger, funnier than before." dence and transportation, such as an hospitalized since April. troops," Hastert said of Kerry. strati in tire'. "She was lively, upbeat." said Ruth adapted car. Asked by reporters whether he be- "Ifs back up in double digits again. lit]] Nlapgi ,Ably ianlur of Jill betiire the acci- "If that happens, we're looking medical bills terrpowered, but operated by the lieved al-Qaida could operate better ping up. going up," Edwards said. "We dent. for - two, three, four years down the line," Joanne said that the money from user pushing on the wheels. with Kerry in the White House, Hast- know we can do better than that." I oft Mapgoankar is a graduate student he said. the trust fund would go toward buy- Jill has enough upper-body if, I in Mass communications who took tier parents are not sure how Jill's ing A standing frame And a manual strength to propel herself in a manu- several classes with Jill. niedical bills will be financed. The wheelchair for Jill. al wheelchair across distances, such AS NlapKtiankar said that Jill was costs are unknown to them. A standing frame Allows indi- from her hospital room to the patio. THEATRE I ... hove it' liar hardworking, with a tn11-time job, a Joanne Mason said that Jill has in- viduals who have spinal injuries to Jill said she has seen enough of lull -tune load of classes and A posi- surance through her employer, which "stand" while offering support for hospitals. continuedli.om page 1 gave $50 million." Clay said. tion as a teaching assistant. covers some of her bills. their backs. After spending the last five months The redevelopment Agencs: plans "She was one of the roost brilliant The insurance covers a power Jill will be supported so she can sit in them, Jill is eager to leave. They came to the open house to to show a series of classic movies students," Marigoankar said. chair, or an electric wheelchair. and stand unassisted hi- using a pump "I'm ready to go hotne," Jill said. see what $75 million produced, Al- throughout the year and may begin Jill's instructors agreed. Another source of funds is the on the standing frame. Updates on Jill can be found on- ttnito featuring the Cinequest Film testis:al. "She Was a dream student." Sto- Jill Mason Trust, a trust fund tin her The manual wheelchair is wit bat- line At www.jillniason.com: "It's absolutely worth it. 1 love it." .10:01%1111g to an agency memo he said. nigh the theater was originally ing "'This cannot be produced today." built to show ml bsies. it has been rein- he said. "That's whs they had to re- sarnated as an opera house. tie .r.ire it tor the sake of the future." The Opera San lose opened Satilr- do READING I Tutors and students meet two hours every week Natalie %Veils. a member hut the day night with "The Nlarriage of Figa- Preservation Action CoUncil lit San ro" bs 'Mozart 'The opera's season will led cwilinuedfrom page 1 "I was Mt] wing .1 inaintenanse dents tend to be graduate student.. Ahead And to help ins: kids with their J,ise. said the 'nuns i1 vonked with the run through Apr 24. 2005. and will worker who had to start writing work but juniors and seniors Also qualih:. homework," lie said. San Jose Redevekipment Agency and feature "Tosca" hi ( Puccini. was a slow learner," she said. orders and sending e-niails," said An- Vitale said he volunteered because He said not being able tii read and the PaskArd Humanities Institute to "C.unien" by ( ieorge, Bizet and -The needed extra help and rues just kept thony Vitale, A senior management he always wanted to have an write had aflected him greatli ensure the theater was not torn down Flying Dut,:linian" bs: Richard Wag- passing nit t grade level Ti, grade information systems major. al impact on someone. it Was dangerous." he said. it it demolished hr neglect. ner in addition to the current opera. level." Vitale said they worked together "I feel like I Atli being more of a something had a label on it that said "This is a onlinitinit eftlsrt with According to its 1Veb site. Lopez said she was embarrassed by on how to till out the work orders And productive citizen," he said. it Was hazard. is, I could not read it. local groups trving t, I make sure that Ticket subscription prices tin the her inability to read and write. how to send e -mails. Bernie Tretta, a 26 -year -old pre- I was too en& massed to ask sonic - this place didn't get bulldozed." %Veils 2004-200C season range from $20) "It affected my ...mice ot career," Other learners jlist want to be able medical student, said she thought tu- one else." said. nh 1112. Individual ticket prices range she said. "Most of my lite I have been to go to college. Vitale said. toring would be interesting. Magana had slevel'iped a system "The Packard Humanities Institute trom 860 to $80. Ticket prices varv working in restaurants." "1 Was working with this one guy "I love being able to read. so I of photograph], menii]ry reoigni- gave $2; million and Redevelopment ording to seating preference. The inability to read and write also who tried to take community college wanted to teach someone else." she tion while winking at a JCPenney affected her self-esteem. courses," he said. 'But he had A re- said. stockroom, but that did not leave him ii "1 was insecure," she said. ally bard time and teachers told him Her learner was at the fourth or Much of a choice in careers, lie said. Now her tutor from the Partners he needed to first fifth grade level "If I could read and write, I sild in Reading program has worked one: work on his read- when they start- have been a poll, c officer: he said CORRECTION: ve to- in iti-one with her and given her theta - ing And writing." ed working But perhaps the most embarrass- of Ira help she needed, she said. Vitale said he gether. she said. ing consequen. e was when his chil- In an article published Wednesday, "Cafe, frater- "Ifs changed my life," she said. "I chose to volunteer "I love being able "Now she dren asked him why he suuiild not read feel a lot ,,,,, re confident." tot the program is Almost fifth or write. nity members fined in underage drinking bust," 1 tier tutor, Ray Bloclue, said he pot because of the flex- grade lever she "MY kids . they expect me to Fredrick Griefer was said to have been cited by the her interested in improving her math- ibility. to read, so I wanted said. "lkly learn- know flow to read and write." he said ernatical skills, ciirnputer operations "You can work er has s", much Magana enrolled in the readiti.; Department of Alcohol Beverage Control. This is I. and even in the subject of voting. it out with the stu- to teach someone motivation And program three years ago And said he incorrect. He did not receive a citation. The Daily

However, it is his impact on her dent so you have A her self-esteem has already reaped some benefits. regrets the error. confidence that has hint most proud, flexible schedule," else." has gone up she "I took the security guard eXAM, it he said. he said. applied for a sib passed it and 1 AM iloW employed As "Getting her to believe in herself is lie said the pro- and A &Wet', - securits guard," he said. Sr as the most rewarding thing," he said. grain tits him well ceme." :11.igana said his struggle. Biocide, A 1962 JOU Alumnus, because he haS Some in the work and determination to learn bins -it said he joined the prograni as A tu- busy schedule with Bernie Tretta, students only to read and write have been inspiring IC tor after going through an intensive a full-time job and want ti r.itul to his children. training program. classes to attend. tutor specific things, "It encourages them to learn hots 'Tutors receive 14 hours of train- "If you are Carlton +Aid to read and Write," he said. ing." said Sue Carlton, a literacy pro- looking to go to King Do, a This is the kind ot encourage E t/zE A sushi learn Ro get report of it chemistry maior ment that makes tutoring gram specialist. "They graduate schixil, where to start and what the students' helps to have done community ser- working on his second bachelor's de- ers worthwhile, said Sylvia Machin needs are." vice," he said. gree, said his student wanted to get .1 son, director of coniiiiiiiiis-Ations and The TirtIm5 St tAtlia a Carlton said the tutors Are then Carlton, the program specialist, driver's license and to be able to sinsik public affairs and university advanse matched with learners depending on said the tutors and learners have to English with her children. merit. the learners' individual needs. meet for two hours every week fin a Even though he only taught het Hutchinson said she was very an Your New Downtown Tanning Destinstion "We ask them what their goals minimum of six months. tin A short time, said it Was A great pressed with the program and said sliu are," she said. She Also said the tutors must be at experience. hoped that other pe"iple would voluti UV Free Spray "Magic Tan" Carlton said sonic of the learners least 18 years old and be able to write "Teaching has taught nit to , leer as tutors. want to learn how to read and write at the level Of A high school senior. municate better," he said "1 think reading is such .1 High Pressure Tanning because of work. "They should also have patience. Pedro Nlagana, 41, said he had she said. 'Being able to read mi.. boss- to child is A that (pens She said Sortie would get a promo- A sense of humor and enthusiasm," many reasons to start learning magic key Speed Beds tion at work and all of a sudden have she said. read And Write. et Worlds. It Is very fulfilling 6, nie I. r, .:et help a person to better" to do reports. She said tutors who are SJSLI stLI- "I wanted to get A better 1,4.. read Beechwaar

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Delvi Sienna, a 17 -month-old Yorkshire terrier, tries on a sweater at the "Gussied Up" dog boutique. OGS Gone Wild His leash was tied to my waist and By Amanda Brittingham Daily Stall Phologranher he kept yanking with excitement. During the Frisbee demonstration, Hunter eagerly tried to play with a n Friday, I had Chihuahua pup that was watching the the opportunity to show next to me. During flag ball, where teams of hang out with all three dogs jumped over multiple hur- kinds of dogs at Bark in the dles, retrieved a ball at the end and scurried back to tag the next player, Park on William and 16th Hunter did his best to engage in the streets. game. I wish I arrived earlier than 3 p.m. It made it very difficult to get an ac- Lana Anderson, a dog trainer for Busy Bee Productions, throws a Frisbee to Slider, one of her advanced performers. because I missed some of the exciting curate shot of the dogs flying in the events, such as the dog herding and air after the Frisbee or hustling over police dog demonstrations. the hurdles. The event started at 10 a.m. and Besides resisting the yank on the ended about 5 p.m. I was there for leash and trying to shoot a picture, I flag ball, Frisbee and some dog rescue had a great time. demonstrations. The park was full of dogs of all sizes It is so hard to believe that I have and breeds. lived in San Jose for about 12 years There were tents set up to sell dog- now and never knew about Bark in gie goodies. the Park until recently. The dog dentist was there giving Because I arrived so late, parking free teeth check ups. I really got a kick was a hassle. In fact, I had to park out of that one. all the way at 14th and San Salvador Some dog owners dressed their streets. companions up in jackets, sweaters, A word of advice: If you are going princess outfits and other suitable to the event to take pictures, you may clothing. not want to bring your dog along. I had a great time and I would en- I made that mistake of bringing courage dog lovers and everyone else along a young beagle that I was dog to participate in next year's event at sitting. Bark in the Park. Every time I was focusing on shoot- Whether you like dogs or not, you ing a picture, I iunter the beagle would will get a kick out of what goes on at Above: Chico, an English bulldog, spent Saturday afternoon at Bark in the Park at William and 16th Streets. get into trouble. this event. Below: Thousands of dogs attended this year's Bark in the Park, which offers activities and novelty items for sale by vendors, including dog ice cream, pet portraits and pet apparel. Photos by Amanda Brittingham and Eliza Gutierrez -Ir

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2004 Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. .-V;;;:174 PAGE 6 SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2004 Spartans upend Bears 47-28 in Classic Flom By Ken Wick perfc Daily Managing Editor Thompson challenged and 7 Despite three fumbles and eight penal- on Ti ties for 90 yards, the San Jose State Univer- in SA sity football team managed to beat Morgan ire $ State 47-28 Saturday in the Read-2-Lead th rou Football Classic at Spartan Stadium. to better 158-yard game This year's game drew 11,360 people, callin a third of last year's crowd, which reached By Ken Lotich Qtarterbaelt Adam Tafralis said he was 31,681 people. Daily Managing Editor very impressed with Thompson% performance. Rock In spite of the turnout, head coach Fitz "He really stepped it up," Tafralis said. Hill said he WAS happy to pick up the win. leatur Tyson Thompson is not at his best yet. "We've been waiting to see him come out and "We're happy to be 1-1. We made a lot of Thompson still has more to do what we all know he can do. It was great to The I` mistakes, but we overcame them," Hill said. work on he can be so much see him have a breakout game like he did. ers wi "I saw a lot of good things today, but obvi- It'll give him some confidence for the next ously what disappoints me the most is the better. fuesd game." turnovers offensively." These words, heard from .ranci San Jose State University Quarterback Dale Rogers, who rotat- Hill said he knows that one of the prob- .tvailal lems with the turnover head football coach Fitz ed snaps with Tafralis Satur- rate is the quarter- by call back situation. Hill and Thompson him- day, agreed. "Offensively, the turnovers were momen- self, came right "(Thompson) did tum killers." Hill said. "Probably a lot of that after Thomp- a really good job to- .Vew day the offensive continuity has to do with the rotation of two son put up at 8 p. quarterbacks." 158 rushing line is part of that as Finnic Quarterbacks Dale Rogers and Adam yards on 20 well," Rogers said. "lie ran the ball ficket Tafralis split time at quarterback, with Rog- Photos by Tomomi Tsuda / Dail Statt carries with ers getting the start Saturday. two touch- hard and had :hroug some "It was nice to get the start," Rogers said. ABOVE: San Jose State University junior downs in the really a 408) t "We made some mistakes good runs today, but we wide receiver John Broussard is taken Spartans' 47-28 were able to get some points on the board, out there." down by Morgan State University win against Mor- which is always a plus." Thomp- safety Larry Davis after a catch during gan State Uni- Rogers completed eight out of 10 pass- son returns the Spartans' 47-28 victory Saturday versity Saturday. es, throwing for 115 yards with one touch- to his home in the Read -2 -Lead Classic at Spartan These words, 3ne Ii down. Rogers also had A fumble in the sec- state of Tex- Stadium. however, are used rbeatt ond quarter. as positive had for as next week ..lays, Tafralis played a part of the second quar- the junior tailback to against South- ter and the entire fourth quarter, completing RIGHT: Spartan quarterback Adam Tafralis get to the level expected erta ntil S three out his seven attempted passes, throw- throws a pass Saturday during the Spartans' of hint. University. tepert ing for 89 yards and one touchdown. Tafralis 47-28 victory over Morgan State. seen him at his The honiecoming is some- had a fumble in the fourth quarter. "I've laklar very best, and my vision of thing Thompson said he is "(Rogers and I) both turned the ball over back Bradshaw Littlejohn led the Bears t 10 to with two touchdowns and 96 yards rushing. what he should be doing is looking forward to. once, so that's a big problem," Tafralis said. ailing "But we did what we had to do it's a big The Spartans scored their first touch- not nearly what he is doing," "It's going to feel good turnaround from the Stanford game." down of the season after Morgan State had !fill said. "But that's what going bait k close to home," Hill said he would name a definite start- a botched snap on a punt, with punter Earl happen, to someone when Thompson said. er for next week's Western Athletic Confer- Johnson being brought down on the Bears' you sit out A year and a half I lill said although Thompson is 1 -yard line. of football. So he's working not at his potential yet, he expects big ence opener at Southern Methodist Uni- Cinema versity. When the Spartans took over, tailback his way back into it. lie just has things out of him Saturday. "We got to solidify (the quarterback sit- Lance Martin drove in a touchdown on the to learn to push himself more "I really feel that he'll hit his striate the Ara uation) and get one guy more reps," Hill second play of the series. and he's capable of doing it." next week he's going home," I lill take pl.' said. With the score tied at 14-14 near the end A redshirt last season. 'Manila - said "I feel that by the third game Camer.1 of the second quarter, safety Brian Nunez int() Sat of the War, lie should he there Bears head coach Donald Hill- Eley said son stepped Spartan Stadium :ose. he thought both teams played well, despite picked off a pass from quarterback Little- 'inlay for the first time as .1 Sp.ir1.111, ay and be ready to clo everything the turnovers and penalties. john at the Morgan State 44-yard line. Spartans up 38-14. eraging 7.9 yards A carry, with his hing run extra by game three." '415)5 "We came in there and phased them Nunez was one of the six players not eli- The Spartan, scored their first safety cooling on a 42 -yard riiii in the third quai ter Thompson said he ex- tough. We (hung) in there with them," lull- gible to play in the Stanford loss. since September 2000 in the fourth quarter, for a touchdown. pects tot'', k up his ability Eles' said. "(The Spartans) played well we "Getting that interception WAS a great after another bobbled snap from the Bears' Thompson. a IlariVe aat Irving. Texas, and a in the near future. Just gave up too many big plays." feeling," Nunez said. "It was just great to be painting team. transfer student from Garden C its. Commu- "II have to) The nuniber of penalties in the game was out there." A 1 -yard tOlIChtlOW11 rail, hy quarterback nity College in Kansas, rushed for 1 .tW1 yards just continue to The Spartans would only take eight sec- a bit unusual, I lill-Eley said. The Bears had Rogers with 1:29 left in the fourth quarter on 159 carries with 12 rushing t ladowns iii practice hard and onds to score, after quarterback Tatialis seven penalties for 44 yants. closed the game with the Spartans coming limited playing time. condition my- found wide receiver Casey Miranda open in "We may have had some neutral zone out on top, 47-28. Thompson thinks his best pertaarmance h self," Thomp- the middle of the field for a 39-yard touch- OF, (penalties)," Hill-E.ley said. "Ve definitely SJS11 receiver James Jones led all players yet to tame. son said. "As a have those character finals that they down. The didn't with 102 receiving yards, on famr re. eptions, "I'm expecting 'mare out tat myself,"Thomp - 'vivo leant we have had. I don't how many times you play at Coming out of halftime leading 24-14, makes at including his hi- ynrii touchdown catch. son said. "I think I did all right. I lir! I an al- to minimize services your opponent's (home field) and they get the Spartans continued their charge and On the defensive side of the ball tor the ways do better." I km I lok knatet our turnovers 's there a the majority of the personal fouls." never looked back, scoring 23 points in the The clas his first arty of the I kith Stall With tailback LIMIT Ferguson on the second half. Spartans. linebacker Ezekiel Staples. who After A 4-yard run am And rake Spartan made the transition over from fullback in game, '11101111pS011 Was given the ball AgAill it trom there." adverts! bench for a team violation, tailback Tyson After a 5 -yard run by Thompson to start irof appro Thonapson led the Spartan offense, rushing the third quarter, quarterback Rogers avoid- the off-season, led the team with nine tack- and he fumbled it. Th. onto-, at said Isa. pleased with the ef- for 158 yards on 20 carries with two touch- ed pressure from the Bears' defense and les. Thompson dusted himself off and charged to ort lin teammates mit ,ntainst the Bear, downs. scrambled left, finding wide receiver James Defensive end 'rats Ficklin recorded two full speed the rest of the game. and hope, to do the ',One against SNIU next EMI Hill said Ferguson would be back next Jones, who made a few Bears miss on his of the Spartan, Sat ks, while conerback Larry "You can't just dawn on things like that," week. week if he gives the OK, and confirmed that way to A 67-yard touchdown. Collins and defensive I Arnett RAI1,0111 t AMC Thompson said. "You base to get out there "I think is,' 14 a oat tairls- well As A team WANTEC up with the one ape., anal you ,awe it tO y011r team to make up tor it we do luta. c. ann. things to work on," Thump - tlyers on tailback Yonus Davis would return against Thompson added another long run of haplarn SM1.1. 42 yards fir a touchdown, scoring with 9:08 The Spartans plots SNIll at 5 p.m. Satur- fin- your mistakes ... and when you alo it feels said "f.s 1.1t11 I/1AS Cd hard and contrib- On the other side of the field, quarter- remaining in the third quarter, putting the day at Gerald J. Font stadium in Dallas. good " uted in tbe as :a. CM GAM LIM is ct pplocatior 'S alons iildcare -hedukr -eat Woo SJSU men's soccer team loses to AiPM Si Spartan Outlook apply. v VC COM. tax lesti

.STRUCT art or Fu fourth straight Bay Area rival ex hour' Volleyball all Peter 08.295-0 lobsowe (miss) still happened. That WAS inex- Perego who deflected a :... that the were not the same cali- 75-9850 USF comes cusable." in the front of the goal into the lonk ber team As Stanford, Cal or Santa .npey USF forward Aaron Chandler if the net. Clara. the last three teams the Spar- lust have Wednesday ist scored the opening goal in the 16th "By the time I got into the gator we tans lost to. aid 8 away with 2-1 minute of the ganie after breaking were already down, so I Was ins, TIN "We were playing catch-up and RECRE Santa C SJSU% defense and shooting the ball mg to impact the ganie," Petty', said. that's always hard to do," Gonza- UC Davis @ 7 p.m. F 3pm victory over to the lower right side of goalkeeper "I made a pass to the outside tight and les said. "'Die thing with 1.151' is that resurr Daniel Benton. Imidfielder Marvin Sorto) took A shot we should have beat them. They're Event Center TWIESIUL Benton dove onto the ball, bait it and I ended up getting a rel.oi,,,1 I nothing like the last three teams we ADONTS It Spartans slipped out of his hands and rolled was just at the right place at the right played." -or adult mined into the net. time." St. Clair said that despite a better lrs $20-2 "I just didn't handle it correctly," The assist went to S.irtoo, who o orig- etbart in the sea ond hall at the game, 'end cat By Kevin Yuen Benton said. inally shot the ball from the right side the Spartans did not play with the 761 01 ce take app Daily Stoll Writer Chandler struck again. scoring the "It was a quack twist]." said sort., hunger of a championship team. eventual game -winner in the 24th who was issued one of five yellow at is "That's what I'm upset at, We DELI' Extending its losing streak to four minute trom the front (lithe goal after given out in the KAIIIe."%Ve lust pair the didn't Ming (heart and emotion in) Party Pert games, the San )0W State University getting behind the defense. ball back and I started ton. long at It the first 21) minutes," lie said. "A lot Earn S: men's %rasa er reAIII rill r0 the Univer- "They pushed (defender) Rich bounced back and Peregoo Was there I at playr as toaSred and put us in a real Must ha sity of San Francisco 2-1 on Saturday (Halvorsen) off the ball and got a free and finished a." deer hole and Mr that I'm really up- P=111111111e van Hex night at Buck Shaw Stadium at Santa shot on our box," Benton said. Forward Johnny aotwales said set." Clara. 1.1SP head coach Erik VISSer SAW lturibre Wks. WELCOME ocai vale The Spartans, whose record drops he was delighted about how the Dons' ntnusiast to 1-5, squeezed ,,,it a goal after the ollense attacked and controlled the Shitaing UPS./ fillh duals to Dons put in two scores in the first first halt ot the game. I Sinfertrait royale ever Packing SupOiss Starlit IT/PT half. "I WAS impressed by 011r team's per ava Notor Mai Sophie around pat "I was embarrassed (by) the way formance, the way we were able ta, ):, Welcome Back! schedule our team Was playing, and I think the behind (SJSU%) defense," said Vio,,o, Smo:411a *hot Rental (atop Snot, DMV Lots team Was embarrassed by the way rites- whose teani committed 27 of the , Copia Lamtnatall money Ca were playing," said SJSU head coach fouls in the game. "I thought we got I Sor See& St (ale Copes Grotto; (oath Gary two well -deserved goals. Chandler is St. Clair. "There WAS absolutely Pastpert Rhein Bindng Certain no heart out there, no preparation de- doing very well with four goals in two Snack Pack (Six pieces) - S2.25 these co Kw (Luling Internet Rees reader ti spite us talking so much after playing games." Nhist shim iittriott Whcli ordering numbers Stanford (University), Cal (Berkeley) The Spartan, shot hack with a goal addition `wilt inber 30, 21 10.1 Classrbei and Santa Clara (University). (The in the 61st minute by midfielder Aar - Nes located on 4th St. 1. E. Son (sties St. reminde< these fu 1/3E Srii(C10sS1 Son lose (A 95112 should re matron b Ph 408-915-0893 for good! I WY GET /OT lion rcal toff p'm I, mut .111,114 t )1)cl - WY, Ft 4013915-0958 investoga h. Oil 1141, al.11L ttl a itot titttitt tIttt employrr bnal PostdAmetSJSU.sErglob3Inet ports loi -SUB. or merch S; off "tedium or Shve Noun MI 9-7 Sal 11-4 Law pin SUSHI CIDI Im Sane moieties may latoy ;tea eta odeihmi)y aped I oprold 09/20/04 ! TENGU I ,,tet ttte IA MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2004 2114 SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 7 Calendar Music Mandolin club strums at SJSU concert hall While introducing the song "La Novia," Flogging Molly will By Yasuyo Nagata Hayama said she brings back a song as a souvenir perform with Street Dogs Daily Staff Writer from every country she plays in. and The Briggs at 8 p.m. "This is the souvenir song from Brazil," she said. A group of 47 Japanese Meiji on University Hayama also sang "Do-Re-Iali" from the mu- Tuesday at the Warfield Mandolin Club students from Tokyo crossed the sical "The Sound of Music," which is a well- in San Francisco. Tickets North Pacific Ocean to play mandolin on Friday known song in Japan. at the Music building Concert ire $20 and are available Hall at San Jose "1 wrote (its) lyrics (in) Japanese." Hayuna said. State University. through Ticketmaster by While Hayama was singing "Do-Re-Mi," the calling (408) 998-TIXS. audience clapped its hands and sang with her. was REVIEW After all 29 songs were finished, the audience ACC called for an encore, and the club played three Rock Against Bush The club conductor was Kai, aid. Yasufumi and more songs. featuring a well-known Japanese singer, Peggy Hayama, and Anti-Flag, Midtown, The club played festival -style music from Ja- sang with the club members, as well. t to The Nightwatchman and oth- pan and Brazil for the encore. The conductor, The majority of club members played mando- Kai, yelled the title of each encore. did. crs will take place at 7 p.m. on lin, but some played brass, woodwind, piano and When the club played "Lambacla," the concert :at ruesday at The Fillmore in San various percussion instruments. hall livened up, and most of the audience members .t.rancisco. Tickets are $15 and A mandolin is shaped like pear cut in half and stood up to clap their hands and show apprecia- tat- Available through Ticketmaster has four pairs of strings. tion for the club members, Kai and Hayama. fur- The club played "Meiji University School Hayama sang the very last song called "Furu- by calling (408) 998-TIXS. Song" for its opening. sato," which means "Hometown" in English, and did The mandolin club tours overseas every four it was a suitable song for closing because many of to- New York Dolls will perform years. the audience members are Japanese or their an- sive at 8 p.m. on Oct 3 at The "(The tour is) exactly the same as Olympic cestors were from Japan. I as years," said Katsuhiko Yokoi, the leader of the After all the songs were finished, the club Fillmore in San Francisco. Amanda Brittingham / Daily Staff aid. mandolin club. members waved their hands to the audience. ball rickets are $25 and are available The mandolin club last played in San Jose Students from Meiji University, Tokyo, perform in a mandolin concert Friday night at the According to the concert program, the Mei- had four years ago. ;hrough Ticketmaster by calling Music building Concert Hall at San lose State University. The students have traveled from ji University was originally founded in 1881 as all "This is the second time," said Michael Ego. /408) 998 -T1XS. Japan to Los Angeles and San Jose to play their mandolins. a law school, and its founders hoped to create a ins dean of the College of Applied Sciences and Arts. new legal system in Japan. Ego said Meiji University's relationship with The club members and the audience were Hayama engaged the audience frequently as Besides the present law program, Meiji Uni- Pedurming Arts SJSU started through judo. confused for a few moments, and Ego, the third- she sang. She asked the audience to sing together versity holds different courses and it's one of the ms A former SJSU judo coach, Yoshihiro Uchida, generation Japanese-American said, "Gomenna- or led them in clapping their hands to her song. leading universities in Japan. introduced Meiji University to SJSU. Ego me )ne Hundred Years of Political said. sal," meaning "I'm sorry" in Japanese. Hayama's voice and the mandolins harmo- After the concert, the club members and sev- Uchida promoted judo both nationally and in- eral audience members gathered in the Market Theatre, a festival of short Ego introduced Hayama finally, and she ar- nized well. rek ternationally, and in 1997. SJSU dedicated one of its rived on stage wearing a bright pink dress. The second session of the concert was ti- Cafe for refreshment. *days, th- will continue its run buildings in his name, now known as Uchida Hall. Hayama has been singing since her sopho- tled "Enchanted Music," and the club played The ciincert night was the day before the club list ntil Sunday at the Eastenders The club members came to the United States more year in high school. 14 songs from different countries including the members left fir Japan. on Sept. 10 to have a concert for the third anni- tepertory Company in "I'm a singer for 53 years. Such a long time," United States. Russia and Brazil. Dawn Breyer, from the Four Points by Shera- versary of Sept. 11 in Los Angeles. ton Hotel in Sunnyvale, organized the welcome le - )akland. Tickets range from Hayama said. The club played songs from the movies "Gone "The concert is also for the 150th anniversary However. Hayama said she still feels young With The Wind" and "The Godfather." a Char- dinner for the club members at the hotel the day t10 to $20 and are available by of the U.S. and Japan relations," Ego said. because she has been singing with students for lie Chaplin film and some Disney movies. befire the concert. After the brief introduction, the club played Kid ailing (510) 568-4118. a long time. For the first six songs, Hilcaru Oura, a senior She said it telt good to listen to the club's pert'. ir- the national anthems of both the United States Hayama has been singing with the Meiji Uni- engineering major and a club member, conduct- manse. "(They have a lit of talent," Breyer said. and Japan. versity Mandolin Club since 1996. and she also ed the band. He turned his head to bow briefly to Keith Conterfixd..iSiannwale resident WhO came The tirst section of the concert was titled came to San to with his Japanese-Anierican fiancee .sod Is Jose with the club in 2(XXI. the audience after finishing each song. the concert "Japanese Feelings," and the club played 12 Japa- hig "Tenshi No Tameno Kornoriuta," which Hayama returned wearing a silver and black her parents, said the second session was nufre enjoy- (.'inemayaat, also known as nese songs. means "Angel's Lullaby," is .1 very precious song sparkling dress to sing more songs. able for him since he could recognize torte 'uirmgs. The majority of the audience was either Japanese fror her because a famous Japanese composer, Ma- In the second session, the songs sounded very Even though ComertOrd said he doesn't un- itie tue rib Film Festival, will or Japanese-Amencan, and while the dub was play- sao Koga, presented the lullaby to Hayama when different, even though the club members played derstand Japanese. he said it WO no problem and liii take place Oct. 5 through 8 at ing SOttle audience members were singing together. her son was born. the exact same musical instruments mando- he still enjosed the concert. !lie Camera 12 Cinemas in San The club played slower ballads, as well as fast- Hayania said she doesn't need to sing a lul- lins as in the first session of Japanese songs. One of the sponsors for the concert. Carmen Ii ere .lose. For more information, call tempo songs. laby for her son anymore because -Now, he is 35 The second session was really "enchanting" as Sigler, dean of the College of Humanities and ing When it to introduce 415) 564-1100. was time singer Hay11114, years old. I'm getting old." The audience laughed it is titled on the program and the club members' the Arts, said, "It's such a wonderful night. Mu- program presenter Ego skipped the ninth song. at her humor. talent was magical. sic is international language." cx lity PHN: 408-924-3277

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